Accidents and Social Guests Mark Clark Point Week
Mrs. Fred Coombs suffered bruises after a fall at home on Sunday night. Numerous visitors and guests arrived at Clark Point and Meadow Inn, including Miss Frances Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton R. Wicks, Mrs. John G. Morse, and Pose with friends from Boston, New York, and Pittsburgh. Reverend Alvah Kelley planned to preach at Berean Baptist Church in Brunswick tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Coombs
Dorothy
Parker Head
Popham
Frances Bates
Foster's Point
Alonzo Fisher
George Daley
Dedham
Mass
George Cutting
Angus Robertson
Cambridge
John G. Morse
Hamilton R. Wicks
William Frye
Pittsburg
M. J. Frye
Meadow Inn
Jucy Gahan
Walter Perry
Randolph
Lester Perrys
Robert Spencer
Chicago
I. F. Adams
Jennie Frank
A. D. Adams
Portland
James Purington
Clark Point House
Purington
Frances Parks
Malden
Fred L. Parks
William Jeffords
Malcolm
Edgar Williams
Robert Wood
Boston
Ethel Williams
Marion Oliver
Albert Knight
Albert Storer
the Basin
Stewart
Meadowbrook Inn
Emma McFarland
Grace Reynolds
Annie Adams
Arthur Jackson
Dexter
Sebasco Estates
John Scott
Oakwood Heights
N. Y
Alice Rich
Catherine Scott Williams
Lord of Portland
Alvah Kelley
Berean Baptist Church
Brunswick
Westporters Join Fourth Celebrations and Local Trips
Rodney Tarbox visited Wiscasset last Wednesday. Alfred Higgins drove a party to Boothbay Harbor and the Islands last Thursday. About thirty five gathered at Charles Colby's to celebrate the Fourth or a wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Greenleaf and Golden spent Thursday evening with Mrs. G. H. Higgins. Melvin Knight arrived with a new auto. Westport boasts three autos on the North. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Judkins and family picnicked on Squirrel Island in Eaton's yacht. Samuel Tibbetts returned to Damariscotta for the Fourth. Mr. Eaton and family went to Boothbay Harbor Friday night and met his brother at the boat club. Miss Williams and sisters arrived at Miss Williams's cottage last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Tarbox
Wiscasset
Alfred Higgins
Boothbay Harbor
Charles Colby
Matthew Greenleaf
Golden
G. H. Higgins
Melvin Knight
Westport
Guy Judkins
Squirrel Island
Mr. Eaton
Samuel Tibbetts
Damariscotta
Miss Williams
Carl Smith
Elizabeth
Marion
First Quarterly Conference at Riggsville Methodist
The First Quarterly Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church met in Riggsville on Wednesday evening July 12 at 7 30 led by Rev Carl N Garland D D District Superintendent. Reports showed the society in good financial shape with over 50 dollars raised since April 15 for missions or pastor’s salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Carl N. Garland
D.D
Burnside Powers
Naomi
Elbridge
George
Garland
Brilmayer
George West
Mr. Churchill
Epworth League
Elsie West
Ladies’ Aid
West
Abbie F. Reynolds
E. A. Williams
Henry Reynolds
Westport
Woolwich
Wiscasset
Herbert Judy
Therese Ridenour
Ferdinand Brilmayer
New York
Ruth Wardwell
Ralph Reynolds
Boston
Dora Bonney
Portland
Blackwell Travels From Rumford to Brunswick in Heat
M. H. Blackwell rode from Rumford to Brunswick Wednesday afternoon reporting very hot travel. He stopped at a hotel kitchen after dinner where the thermometer reached 120 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Blackwell
Rumford
Brunswick
Special Primary Election Notice for Bath Ward Rooms
The Electors of Bath are notified that a Special Primary Election will be held in Ward Rooms on Monday July 24 to nominate candidates for U.S. Senator short term and other offices. Polls open noon to 9 pm. only enrolled party members may vote. Enrollment at polling places allowed after oath. enrollment blanks provided by Ballot Clerk. Also notice of executrix Margaret Burr Niles for Topsham estate with demands and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Board of Registration
City of
Bath
Albert J. Grassy
Quiet marriage and summer notes from Phippsburg
In Phippsburg the past days brought heat and steady work at the shipyard. A quiet marriage occurred with a 74 year old groom and 71 year old bride. The Bowker and Haskell groups enjoyed a shore dinner at Sagadahoc Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bowker
Jack Haskell
Maggie
McDonald
Nelson and
McQuiggan
Sagadahoc Bay
George D. Weston
Sprague Bay
Cola Pease
F. S. Bowker
Alva Holbrook
Pushard Brothers
Timothy Small
Raymond Wyman
William Butler
Bath
Walter Small
Bowker Yard
New Meadows Social Scene and Local News
Mrs Merton Stackpole of Durham visiting friends in town. Mrs Reed of Topsham visiting her daughter Mrs William Davis. Social dances at Fair View Casino with Perkins Orchestra of Bath. Church steel ceiling completed and praised. Merry Club to fund wall decoration and begin work soon. Local farmers slow with haying but expect to start this week if weather allows. Two young ladies from New Jer...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Stackpole
Durham
Reed
Topsham
William Davis
Fair View Casino
Perkins
Bath
New Jer
Summer Socials and Visits Reported in Local Notes
Mrs Cora Jordan hosts visitors for the summer while Miss Woodward and Miss Lunt enjoy a Sunday at her former home. Augustus Snow Ernest Snow and Samuel Holbrook motor to Ragged Island and Small Point aboard Peter. The Merry Club is hosted by the Holbrooks with lawn time, sewing, and Victrola music. Ernest Clifford recently stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Clifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey
Cora Jordan
Julia Woodward
Josephine Lunt
Miss Woodward
Augustus
Ernest Snow
Samuel Holbrook
Ragged Island
Small Point
Peter
Merry Club
Misses Holbrook
Ernest Clifford
Alfred Clifford
Margaret Watson Goes To Boston Hospital For Treatment
Mrs. Margaret Watson and her granddaughter Mrs. Arthur McDonald traveled to Boston on Friday to enter a hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Watson
Arthur McDonald
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl & Wilson
Maine
Panameas
Wrnter
O Desmond
Winnegance News
Riggsville
Ralph Dunton
Cragin
D. A. Bishop
Eva Orrs
Chester Munroe
Seward Orrs
West Farm
Mr. Garland
Rockland
Executrix
Sagadahoc
Margaret Burr Niles
Bexecutrix
Phippsburg
New Meadows
Mercantile Out Door Advertising Co
Front St
New Bedford
Pond Piano
Maine St
Meate
Deering
Osborne
Lincoln Bailey
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