Drummond Family and Early Kennebec Settlers
Rev H C Thayer recounts the Drummond family from Maine who settled along the Kennebec river in the early 19th century. Immigrants led by Alexander Drummond arrived at Merry Meeting Bay, with lands leased from Job Lewis in Bath Georgetown and Phippsburg. The narrative traces family movements, marriages, and the church connection with Rev William McClennan, noting fatalities and inscriptions supporting lineage. (Continued on Page Eight.)
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Local probate official renominated amid long service record
The article notes veteran probate officer Mr. F Lonsles being renominated without opposition by the Reus Heans of Stendahoe for continued service. It highlights his long tenure, familiarity with probate matters, and prior roles as city clerk and clerk of the commercoutedh, emphasizing decades of experience.
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Popham Summer Colony Promotes Local Entertainment Plan
The article describes Popham Summer Colony offering a new entertainment form that could draw crowds from nearby resorts. It notes strong interest and that organizers expect substantial attendance at events at the beach.
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