Woolwich Notes on Farms and Local Life
This week in Woolwich Town covers John A. Thwing selling peas at Bath for 2 a bushel, his 17 acre potato plan and 40 pounds of butter weekly from six cows, and James Allen's prosperous farm with yel low corn, Holstein stock, and an auto. It notes deaths, births, visits, summer plans, a concert at Sebenon hall, a Day's Ferry Boy Scout incident, a Republican caucus result, and local social events with multiple names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Thwing
Bath
Thwing
Elwell
Crosby
Woolwich
James Allen
Sebenon Hall
Mayers Orchestra
Dresden
Day's Ferry
Boston
People’s Church
Grange Hall
Stacey and Stevens
Mre Higgins
Damuortecottta
James Soule
Fourth of July Quiet in Bowdoinham Amid Busy Hay Harvest
Bowdoinham reports a strong hay crop with over 100 tons stored in two days as Kendals and other farmers harvest across multiple farms. Potatoes look good and prices may rise. Fires on Independence Day spark suspicions but cause minimal damage. Local churches plan summer pauses and cultural events with several residents traveling or visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Non
Mr. King
Methodist Charch
Ida Purington
Portland
Gardiner
Tous
Bowdeinham
Lewiston
Willard
Nellie Sawyer
E. B. Duran
Carol Ames
Merrymeeting Grange
Bowtvinham
Tonmerriw
Radcliffe College
Tiere Lesing & Saloist
Feedoan
Eblecta Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Universalist Church
Cecile Browne
Hattie Nichols
Also Mentioned on This Page
derwear—Khaki
John J. Desmond
Cor
Centre and Water Sts
Bath, Me
Crimea
Centre Street
Nichols
Over Novelty Cook Store
Conley’s Specialty Store
Woolwich Town
Kennebec
Boston Boys Brigade
Nancy
David Trott
Hartley Hathorne
Herman Crocker
Hitty4 Howe
Harriet Jones
Frank
George Shaw
Lois Cromwell
Marion Rice
Clarence Carlton
H. Eo Carltron
Wy Wiiett
Clarence Brazier
RB. G. Potter's
Rockland
Andrew Rice
Nelson Rice
H. E. Carlton
Jack Stinson
W. H. Saunders
Richmond
Sagadahoc
8. P. Buck
Mary Jane Buck
Clyde Carlton
Bliss Commercial College
Augusta
Sadie Bagley
Madison Female Institute
Ginia
Alice May Douglas
Bradeen
3S. P. E. Hawthorne
Arrowsie
Jraé Toothaker
Gun Point
Harps
Philadelphia
Howard Whitlam
Margaret Groves
Edward J. Reed
Hattie Brookings
Samuel Hathorne
Weeper Quartette
James
J Dunn
Alfred T. Hicks
Horace FE. Wade
August Diehl
Fred Robinson
Lois Purington
Springfield Maxs
John A. Pureington
Ermina Smith
Borton
Charlee Smith
Sumer
Lincoln Bailey
Joh A. Purington
John A. Purington
B. D. Farnham
G. M. Stinson
John C. Gilmore
O. C. Nutting
Jesse Bailey
Stinson
Gilmore
Nutting
William T. Cobtray
Eugene Hale
Thaylin Bailey
Eugene Cromwell
Crosby & Snipe, Contractors
Bowdoinham
Up County
Te Wa
Methodist Church
Biranewick
Bodla
Mollie Povington
Ruby Wood
New Vineyard
Myra
Mr. Irving Powles
Brooklyn
Bowdenham
McQuillam
The
Independent
J.B. Clanes
Harry Doves
New Meadows Inn
Cathanne
Edward P. Kendall
W. A. Richardson
Harrison Adams
Baptist Church
Tose
Charles Jordan
Mexico
George Ferguson
William Sparks
Newport
R. L
Dorothy Chapman
Brockton
Maes
Tion
Mildred Small
Susie Maloon
Great Chebeague Island
Polland Harbor
William W. Browne
Farren Homestead
Ethel M. Douglass
Lysle P. Temple
Win, J. Graves
George Temple
Lawreace
Mass
Dover
N. H
Mr. Temple
Leola E. Curtis
B.S. Crosby
John Gage
Chaz, Crocker’s
Mr. Crosby
Sadie Coleman
Co P. Fish
Wick
G. A. Schrieder
Mattewan
New York
A. Baker
Ladies’ Aid
Frances Wilson
Kennebunk
Eleanor Wilson