Cundys Harbor Community Notices Keep Busy Weekend
Mrs. W S Harley visited her parents in Fis? Aud with Mr and Mrs D P Harsath hosting over Sunday. Mrs Eva Toothal ill lists. Mrs E W Holbrook and Elmer Bartlett visited Boeden with brother Jin Brook returning Monday night. Holiness meeting at Sebasco July fourth with 25 from Portland and 20 from Bath. Dinner served upstairs. Alvin Wallace transported Portland guests home. Rev Nash, Portland preacher, spoke at Sebasti Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Frank Lang went to Portland to fetch their boy Lesle after a week there. Etta B Capt J F Partinz at Candy's Harbor preparing for fishing round. Miss Eliott of runs. Kat rented Fred Richardson out.
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Sebasco
Nash
Portland
Sebasti
Frank Lan
Lesle
Etta B
J. FE. Partinz
Candy’s Harbor
Miss Eliott
Kat
Fred Richardson
Roscoe Savage
Bath
Judson Brookings
Ed Fallertom
James Allen
Lacy Reed
Rosie Vale
Rose Savaze
Christine Hathorne
Az Ulley
Ocean Point
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Plimette Allen
Mathias
John Reed
Capitol Island
Reed
Arthur Pollard
Lewell
Mase
Oatimz
Oak Grove Howse
Poothter
Billings Cottage
Robinhood
Lester I. Powers
Bay Point
Beatrice Washburn
Martha Bates
Cynthia Crosman
Marion Paley
Majorie Mitchell
Hazel MacPherson
Lester Washburn
Leland Mitchell
Harry Crosman
Gwendo
Robbin Hood's Cove
H. Todd
West Georgetown
Helen Thompson
Georgetown Center
Luke's Hill
Frank Moore
Moore
Wiscasset
Georgetown
Golding
Dayton Hunt
Ctty
Week in Woolwich recounts social visits and local happenings
Miss William Blair visits Belfast as guest of Miss Mabel Swett. The column lists guests, house moves, garden work, Red Cross knitting, dance for the Red Cross, suffrage talks by Miss Iola Walker, and village social life including arrivals, departures, and small local events across Woolwich and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blair
Belfast
Mabel Swett
Miss Blair
Miss Swett
North Woolwich
William Hust
Bath
Will
Unclear OCR snippet hints at registration and draft notices
Fragmentary text references sheriff, registration, lists of persons to register or exempt under selective draft acts. Indicates authorities urging mail of two lists of residents in territory, to identify those not registered and those registered. No clear names or places given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
E- Justice
Ted
Georgetown Center residents welcome visitors and locals
Georgetown notes show a busy season with visitors from New York Waltham Bath and Dorchester. Local residents like Miss Alice Oliver Mrs Julia A Hinds and A K P Oliver host guests while road work and new locomotive use at Golding quarry mark town progress.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pepticon Pills Advertise Strength
An ad touts a medical combination claimed to increase strength and endurance for weak nervous and worn individuals. Hood's Sarsaparilla is taken before meals and Pepticon Pills after, with asserted merit for blood and nerves. Price is $1 per item, sold by C. I. Hood Co. in Lowell, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Price
Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Growth and faith themes echoed in village notes
The article recalls Rev. W. T. Boyd’s sermon on growth from I Kings 6 6, urging gradual spiritual development. It mentions Dayton Hunt’s recovery after a serious carriage accident and updates several locals in Georgetown Center, Five Islands, Robinhood, and Kennebec Point, with social events and church plans including a July 18 box social at Robinhood M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Boyd
Abraham
Moses
Mr. Boyd
Dayton Hunt
Anson Lauriat
Medford
Kennebec Point
Edward
Robinhood M. E
Arrowsie Kitchen Orchestra
Local Residents Spend Sundays and Travel Nearby
Charles Hall spent Sunday with friends at Southport. Manager and Mrs FE H Gerstle were in Portland on Sunday. Mrs George Moody left Tuesday for Bangor for a week then will resume visits here. Mrs Albion Potter and her son Morris returned home Monday from a trip to Southport for the Fourth in their Buick car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Oliver
Jack Miller
New York
Sampson Cottage
Kennebec Point
Alice Oliver
Waltham
Georgetown Center
Popham
Nathaniel Perkins
Ralph Dunton
Robinhood
Herman Steuck
Mary Ire
Charles W. Oliver
Mildred Hunt
Bath
Doris Soule
Kennebec
Charles Hall
Southport
FE. H. Gerstle
Portland
George Moody
Bangor
Albion Potter
Morris
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Eureka
Sterling
Thompson Bros
Cundy’s Harbor
W. S. Harley Ensot
Fis
D. P. Har
Sunda
W. S. Harley
Eva Tootha
E. W. Holbrook
Elmer Bartlett
Boeoden
Jinbrook
Woolwich
Pas Imi
Cosh
Curtin
Mere J
Ida Puriagetier
Mere
Ims
Warinziem Bate
Neladites
Rendeim
Evel Craver
Saestion
Warn Poriastee
Morthape
Paseimg
Fas
Jer
Lapie
Mae Sachu
Adu Exeloe Paesindem
Aranddaurhi
Ida Puriagies
Millar
Mit
Czy
Wwe
Blair's
Meter Haat
David G. Reed
Gertrede Parker
Sisitimz Af Dester Bakers
Malden
Westsich Ladies Patriotic the Red Cross Society
Baptist
Mesteweaz
Red Cross Society
Elta Broekines
Leowmard
Mies Walker
Lisesin Bailey
Iola Walker
Weelchels
Tarzee
Herbert Lill Sanday Guest
Vrank Parn
Massachusetts
B.D. Parnsham
Allen
Lara Hathorn Vielp
Mr. and
Mr Mass
Are Vis
Bailey
MW John G. Soule
N. HL
Pp Sevnhe
Elatives
I. Savage
John Savage
Haver
Weymouth
Tames
Blairs
Kelley
Machias
MePailey
Lynn
Hollis
Tfolfis Bailey
Manches
J. T
George
Bessie Kebo
Serieorese
Cedric
Frank
Tarai
Horne
Punnette Allen
Wita Reed
Edzecomb
oWeri
Clarada
Peow
Cousia
Irs iv
G. Conninsham
Irs
Marvrom
Soma
Bicswick
Charlie
Mary Sw
Ant
Andy
Ehara
Lever of
Waria
Pevizias
Bivine
Mira
Ralp Funainzham
Richomnd
Iister
Arfeton Jenkins
Setten
Wes. Sargent
Frirs Millay
Lobelia Brewater
Flatch
Myrtle Gordon
Entworth
Rother
Jim Peabody
Peabnar Pew
Sheriff
Lear
Wilfully
A. K. P. Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Eugene M. Trafton
A. Mal
Standard Oil Company of New York
Pring Offaxs
Albany
Lakeside
Axminster
Brunswick
Rowe
L. O. Brackett
Walter Newdick
John West
Waverly
George West
Union Hall
Five Islands
Bethheld
Fremont Rowe
James Stevens
Percy Russell
Amy Calkins
Wakefield
West Farm
Robert West
Mr. West
Howard M. Trafton
Bath Department Store
Center ST
THE
Texas Steamship CO
Bath, Maine
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