Auction sale and small town notices in Phippsburg salvage
The record outlines an auction of household items including a piano and copper ware with several named attendees and witnesses. It notes neighborhood updates from Phippsburg including honeymoons, cottages, and local visits, with mentions of residents visiting, touring, and family events. The piece mentions officials and local activity at the town hall and references military medical staff from the U S Army arriving in the area.
Community plans at Parker Head school site
Local efforts gather support to convert the town farm at Parker Head into a community house for manual training and home economics classes. Three Baileys at Small Point offer to assist with the project as residents donate time while church and town groups discuss funding, schedules, and cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Head
Manuel
E. Jerome Johanson
Hartford
Conn
Mere Point
Reai
Cemetery Committee
Eanves
Stanwood Gilman
Emma Perry
Horace Holton
E. K. Bassett
Charles Stevens
L. F. Lowell
Summer visitors greet local residents at the shore
Mrs Herbert Hapeen and Miss Elizabeth Cony arrive to pass the season with relatives. David Dennis of New York visits his summer home with H R Dennis and family. Former Governor Walter Edge of Princeton arrives to stay at his summer house after a Canada salmon air trip. John F y, president of the Princeton Research Association, is also in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hapeen
New Tate
Elizabeth Cony
Augusta
Canada
Edge
John F. Y
Princeton Research Association
Fire at Beach Sparks Large Nighttime Blaze
A late Sunday blaze lit up the horizon near Moran's River as campers failed to call for help in time. A large crowd gathered, the fire spreading for miles while authorities searched for response methods and witnesses amid beach activities and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverett Welch
Woolwich
Popham Improvement Ty
Moran’s River
Oliver Wason
Life” Magazine
Ham Zerigents
Kennebec River
Maine
Enig
Seguin Island
Coast Guard
Fred Spinney
Thomas Lenahart
Norristown
Walter Sn
Bath
Dorothy Wallace
Phippsburg Center
Martha ‘Orse
Beals
Mead
Misses White
West Bath
South Beach
Stanley P. Hatch
Rochester
N. Y
Hatche
George Gregg
Marilyn
Haven
Centennial Parade Echoes of Bath Area Social Weekend
Residents across Bath, Popham, Cox's Head and Brunswick hosted and visited kin and friends during an informal seaside weekend. Many families including the Spragues, the Spear and Jewell clans, and local guests attended gatherings at cottages and beaches.
Coxs Head Crabbing Amid Sparse Lobster Yield
A coastal note details scarce lobsters this year while crab traps line the river and islands. The hay crop prospers. Local residents and visitors frequent farms, cottages, and auctions, with families like Wyman, Thayer, Goodwin, Perkins, and Wilbur sharing time at various sites from Foster's Point to Winnegance and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wyman
Laurence Thayer
MacDonald’s
Thomas
Nat Percy
Wilbur Place
W. T. Wyman
Parker Head
Goodwin's
Clarence Spinney
Winnegance
Martin F. Goodwin
Burg
Coated School Fund
Stephen
Jane
Allen Thayer
Foster's Point
Carrie
Bath
Edith Perkins
Eilbur
Portland
Es Willard Sly
Urghter
Blair
Farm
Colby Growth Outlined By Millett At Rotary Lake Bath
Prof Ellsworth W Millett head of Colby College Physical Education outlines Colby history from its 1818 founding as Waterville College to the Mayflower Hill campus. He notes Gardiner Colby’s 100000 gift and later presidents guiding expansion as new facilities near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Central Church Parish House
Neil Halkyard
Grove Street
Ellsworth W. Millett
Colby College
China Lake
Millett
Colby
Bath
Mayflower Hill
Waterville
Waterville College
Gardiner Colby
Boston
Arthur Roberts
Columbus University
Franklin A. Johnson
Lornier
Miller Library Election Report Confuses Local Readers
Fragmentary OCR text mentions el and Union streets, two modern stories, and mentions of Julian, a president role two years ago, and Charles gh. Unable to identify clear events or entities due to damaged source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Library
Union
Julian Ler
Eich
W. A
Charles Gh
Obscure Local Address Entries At Centennial Headquarters
OCR reads a list of names and street addresses including Ba Farm street Willow street Middle street Wash High Sect Street and Court street. The note instructs entries to be at Centennial headquarters by 5 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee. Eonas
Maree
el Willow Street
Robert
Middle Street
Ee Liams
Vivian Clark
Celestia Harkins
Dana McCurdy
Court Street
Centennial Headquar' Fere
Weekend visits noted for area residents
Mrs. W P White and family spent the weekend on Logg Island. Mrs. Harry Couillard and Robert visited Richmond from 23 Corliss Street, guests of Clyde Reynolds on his farm. Mr. and Mrs. Mullaney with daughters Patty and Sally and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brown with sons Richard and Jay joined Bailey Ist John H Reevy of Hunts W. Way at the home of Horace G Morse on Oak Street for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta
Francis MacDoneld
Popham Road
Hiram Stevens
Bath
Burt Qsgood
Julia Rideout
Grace
Jane
George
Brunswick
Butterworth
Julia Loany
Parker Fete
Scott
J Butterworth
Lyman Oliver
Archie MacLaughlin
Kella May
George Stacey
Cox’s Head
Henry Scholfield
Mae Scholfield
Popham
W. P. White
Phyllis
Michael
Office Drive
Logg Island
Harry Couillard
Robert
Corliss Street
Richmond
Clyde Reynolds
Joseph Mullaney
Patty
Sally
Leon Brown
Richard
Any and Bailey
John H. Reevy
Hunts
W. Way
Horace G. Morse
Oak Street
Self-Regulation Keeps Wheat Fields Safe say Farmers
Farmers three from 3108p Joe Marsh recall seven years ago banding together to install flood controls that regulate high water. They say the effort required labor and cooperation and helped protect fields, keeping wheat production and communities orderly.
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Wyman
Johansen
John Mi
Relbee
M Howe Maselin
Brighowate
Owen
Mary
Acces Hunt and Son
Albert Jereen Tre Carne
Arice
Thompson
Marion Spinne
Dyer
Lee
Mra. Robbins
Conpeeticu
Rae
Mire
Stanley
Sores Rae
Mond
Ci Danis
White Pains
Miss Collan
Dromore Bay Farm
Mareen
Seesa Assodale
Phippsburg
Meaney Rove
Helen
Pthobert Beal
U. & Army ’ Medical
Golve
Gralttorsin
Philippredo
Miss
Topsham
J. K. Bowkers
Roland Beton
Ada C. Minott
Roy Younger
Miler
Everett Romney i
Berry
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Daniel Kohr
Paul Cushmans
Kohr
New York
The
Western Union
Julia
Dan Ie
Emma Rolling
Annie Webber
Baal
Foster, Smith
Leslie Logan
East Boston
Seymour Hunter
Bonnie
Parker Wee
Gladys Beet
Doris Rideout
Rs. H. D. Mank
William Kam Temple
Ace
Mary Mancuse
Utica
Parknee
Lowell
BIW
Vaca Biw Morse, Jr
Winneanes
Mias
Edith Robie Poring Mags
Walter
Dorothy Cushing
Robert Ing
Sandra Barbara Mank
Earl Hamel
Earl Lowell
Lloyd
Sally Lowell
Katherine McKinney
Charles Blaisdell
Clyde Moore
Barbara Arrington
Iliam T, Jr
Aroostook County
Massachusetts
John, Jr
Chelsea Hospital
Grace Kraft
Charles Storer
Billy Kraft
Lorna Nickerson
New Hampshire
J. Ashton Nickerson
J. Ashton, Jr
A. Bernard Henderson
Sectee
Lorrentgon
Wein- Ag Pe
Oyne Leston Harrington
Ade
Aurg Center
Albert Gray
Eemed Sain
James Jones
Gardner
Morgan Cottage
Frank Brown
Bridge
Pheffer
Bridges
Marine Hospital
Charles Ibbetts
Tibbetts
North Berwick
Robert Mercier
USN
Charlestown Navy Yard
U. S. S. Constitution
Wiesman
Hennesane Cotene
Robert Dubois
Westfield
N. J
Napoleon Fickett
E. B. Shaw
Murphy’s Corner
Edward Thomas, Jr
Edward Thomas
Mr. Chaney
En Mass
Laurence
Ieee Bath Iron Works
Everett Perkins
Charles Per
Sgt
Everett Per-kins
Invernss
Wwton
D. C
Nova Scotia
Boothbay Playhouse
Playhouse
Jane Anne Penuner
Patricia Tobin
Phyllis Courtney
Barbara Mary
Cox
Pleasant Street
Brunswick, Maine
Elsworth W. Millett
Beth Il
Joe'Marsh
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