Five Islands Hinckley guest list grows with visitors
Weekend guests at Hinckley House include G F E Wallace and Marion Leeland, Charles Shelden, M Valase, Charles Whitteher, Frank and Frances Weigert, and many others from Providence and nearby towns. Local residents Walter Reed, Addie Stevens, Margaret Rooke, and Margaret Norton visit or work, while the Ladies' Aid schedules its annual sale at the Grange hall with a baked beans supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinckley House
G. FE. Wallace
Marion EF. Leeland
Charles Shelden
Herbert Moore
Walter Reed
Bath
Alton Reed
Roderick Douglas
Florence
Addie Stevens
Margaret Rooke
North Bath
Otter Cliff House
W. EF. Rowe
Oscar Snowman
Nellie Leeman
Robert Leeman
John B. Horton
G. R. Harris
Malden
Quimby
Ichabod Cromwell
Fairhaven
Mass
Samuel Boyd
Medford
George Gray
Charles Amazeen
K. A. Freeman
Margaret Norton
FE. C. Boynton
Rutland
Malden Island
Wallace Pierce
Paul and
Grace
Southport
George Hanna
J. H. Murray
Newton Center
Herman
Elbridge Mains
George Yeo
Bob
Winchester
Mr. Yeo
Clyde Thomas
North Jay
Joseph Stevens
William Chafe
Cambridge
Merton Davis
Priscilla
Dorothy
Woodfords
CC. C. Davis
L. H. Rowe
Webster Blanchard
West Acton
Isabel
Carrie Stevens
North Conway
N. H
Katharine Vendergast
Adella M. Upson
Hartford
Charles Jordan
Auburn
Everett Reid
Boston
W. E. Reid
Seguinland
Lester Ainley
Golf on a volcano trip records unlikely feat
Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work and Hawaii Governor Wallace R. Farrington staged a quirky golf match on Kilauea lava and Halemaumau fire pit. Work joined the Hole-in-One Club with a distance of ten feet, while Farrington needed two strokes. Witnesses included Stephen Mather and Dr. J. J. Tigert. Also noted are vacation updates and a Washington district social line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Work
Interior
Wallace RR. Farrington
Hawaii
Hawaiian National Park
Kilauea
Halemaumau
Work
Farrington
Stephen T. Mather
National Parks
J. J. Tigert
United States Commissioner of Education
New England Lumber and Timber Industry Survey
New England manufactures lumber and timber products valued at more than 46 million dollars yearly with about 15 600 workers earning over 14 million. The sector accounts for large shares of regional output and shows varied plant counts and regional production, 1924 national share at 3 percent, 1925 capacity use at 55 percent, and ongoing efforts to stabilize employment and modernize operations.
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New England
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
United States
Shepard M'Arthur wedding tied to Maine and Montreal
Frederick J. Shepard Jr of Auburn dale Massachusetts married Elizabeth McArthur of Montreal at St Philip s Episcopal church Wiscasset officiated by Rev Charles M Tubbs with attendant Henry B Nash The ceremony featured floral decor a best man brother groom and matron of honor A reception and luncheon followed at the Kellogg summer home North Edgecomb on Sheep scot river Attendees included Mrs William P Hill of Bath and Mrs Charles H Mallett of Providence R I
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Shepard, Jr
Auburndale
Mass
Elizabeth McArthur
Montreal
Can
Mary H. McArthur
St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Wiscasset
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Bath
Henry B. Nash
Wiscasset Church
Palmer Kellogg
Foster Kellogg
Rebecca Nash
North Edgecomb
Sheepscot River
William VP. Hill
Charles H. Mallett
Providence
R. I
Personal notes from Dorchester to Bath and region
Mr and Mrs William Hurwitz return to Dorchester after a week with relatives in Bath James Ledyard and William Valmer were among Bath people at Portland Sunday Lindbergh reception Mr and Mrs Daniel T Dougherty attend Lindbergh reception in Wortland Bath other residents attended Mrs Margaret Dunham of Swans Island visited Mrs George Wallace in Portland Readville Madeline Liddell leaves Readville for Brant Rock Mrs A G Longley goes to Wal tham for a few days with daughter Mrs Frederick J Graf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hurwitz
Dorchester
Mass
Bath
James Ledyard
William Valmer
Portland
Daniel T. Dougherty
North Street
Wortland
Margaret Dunham
Swans Island
George Wallace
Somerset Place
Verey Vlant
Charles
Edward
Quincy
Fiddlers Contest At Westport Monday Night
Fiddlers led by Uncle Jake Colby perform at Westport town hall Monday as critics judge the best fiddler with dancing before and after the concert. Colby’s orchestra provides music while townsfolk and visitors enjoy a lively evening. several local residents and guests are noted as visiting areas around Wayside Farm and nearby cottages.
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Town Hall
Jake Colby
Colby
Lawrence
Charles Robinson
Mixs
Edith Robinson
Charles, Jr
West Side
Kermit Adams
Mattapan
Maxs
Hix End
Arlington
Mass
Mayside Farm
L. J. Jond
Brooklyn
N.Y
Eva Smith
N. W. Nelson
Lexington
Audrey
Mary Bowman
June
Barbara Nolette
Salmon Falls
N. H
Fred S. Bailey
Ruby E. Lowe
Velma D. Scruton
Baltimore, Md
Grange Notes Highlight Irrigation Debates and Outreach
Washington grange leaders unite against the Columbia River irrigation project, urging no new government funds while local subordinate granges back the stance. Nationwide activity includes rural ministries, Pomona outings, and a Vancouver market sponsored by Pomona Grange. New Virginia subordinates form under Fred Brenckman as state goals rise. notable grange women Jennie Buell and Mary Meek Atkeson gain national recognition for leadership and rural literature.
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Washington
Grange
Columbia River
Virginia
Fred Brenckman
Washington, D. C
Jennie Buell
Michigan
Mary Meek Atkeson
West Virginia
Atkeson
Local Families Enjoy Vacations and Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs George H MeElman and family of Bedford street are two weeks at Stevens cottage in Wop ham. Miss Elsie Wakefield and Mrs Frank Dixon went to Portland for Lindbergh celebration. Mrs Colin S Wakefield and daughter Joan return from Wortland visit with Mrs Wakefield's mother in law Mrs Frank S Wakefield. Jack leaves for Wortland to work on St Dominics church roof. Mr and Mrs Paul Arsenault with daughter Dorothy and Mr and Mrs E Arsenault and son John spent Sunday at Old Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. MeElman
Bedford Street
Wopham
Elsie Wakefield
Frank Dixon
Portland
Colin S. Wakefield
Joan
Wortland
Wakefield
Frank S. Wakefield
Jack
St. Dominics Church
Paul Arsenault
Dorothy
E. Arsenault
John
Old Orchard
Georgetown Working League Plans Annual Camp Overlook Fair
The Georgetown Working League met with president Mrs. Bowen to finalize details for the August fair at Camp Overlook Kennebec Point. A carnival of months displays and an evening entertainment by camp girls are scheduled with a three o'clock start and a 5:30 supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Camp Overlook
Camp Overlook Notes Shows Girls Find Indoor Fun and Outing Joy
Camp Overlook girls keep spirits high despite rain. They use the large recreation hall for games and mud flat baseball on low water. Thursday picnic by Little River featured a 20 foot tent and army stove. Parents visit. rides to Bath and Five Islands enjoyed. Saturday night Baby Party led by Jeannette Pearson as prettiest baby and Mary Perkins as funniest. Church service attended Sunday. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Preston Winchester, Mr and Mrs Kimball Lawrence, and others from Arlington Bath and Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little River
Mr. Brown
Bath
Five Islands
Jeannette Pearson
Mary Perkins
Preston
Winchester
Kimball
Lawrence
Gay
Pearson
Arlington
Herbert Munroe
Alice Soule
Dorris
Carlton
Pipe to Cigarettes Replacing in England The Trend
In England the pipe loses ground to cigarettes especially in theatres and cafes while the pipe remains popular in clubs homes and rural areas. The meerschaum briar and corncob pipes have rich histories with famed types and notable anecdotes including Raleigh and colonial origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Walter Raleigh
Virginia
James I
America
Europe
Apple Health Advertising Campaign gains national support
A national Apple Advertising Campaign worth 4 000 000 dollars gains final approval. Apples for Health, Inc with Chicago headquarters reports unanimous Northwest endorsement from Washington Oregon and Idaho growers shippers and railroads. An All Northwest Conference in Spokane backs funding via per box per bushel charge and contributions by shippers and business interests to unify nationwide promotion efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Apples For Health, Inc
Chicago
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Paul Stark
Applester Health, Inc
Stower
Thesr
Summer colds tied to missing vitamin A in diet
Observations by Dr Amy Lo Daniels of the University of Iowa link summer colds and related infections to a lack of vitamin A in meals. She notes children with vitamin A rich diets show strong immunity to sinus trouble and colds. Dairy products like milk butter and cod liver oil supply much of the vitamin A adults urge mothers to provide vitamin A foods to boost resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Lo Daniels
University of Iowa
Ascan Home Economics Association
Minneapolis
Marjorie Six Coleman
National Dairy Council
Elmhurst visitor joins Augusta grandparents for stay
Miss Maurice Roderick of Elmhurst New York visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Maurice Roderick of Augusta. She arrives Saturday to join her mother and infant son who are guests of the grandparents Mr and Mrs Carl Meister on Park street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Roderick
Elmhurst
N.Y
Augusta
Carl Meister
Park Street
Mr and Mrs Oliver Moses Host Sunday Guests
Mr and Mrs Oliver Moses of Lisbon Falls and their son were Sunday guests of Hon and Mrs Oliver Moses of Washington Street in an informal family gathering reflecting local social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Moses
Lisbon Falls
Washlington Street
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John W. Gillespie
Sarah Flaherty
William Gallagher
Margaret A. Flaherty
Washington Street
Lumber and Timber Industry OF
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Orville
E.page
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Westport
Ina Littlefield
Lynn
Collins Cottage
East Side
Charles W. Collins
Pomona
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Georgetown
Edward Wren
Elsa Janda
Meta
Roslindale
Clifton Cunningham
Boothbay
Alex
A.B. Whitney
San Bernadino
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First Baptist Church
Frank Heald
Alfred Rowe
Charlotte Hobart
Jamaica
N. Y
J. Hinckley
Bowman's Island
Charles Soule
Doris
Melvin Deering
New York
Howard M. Trafton
Edward Cummings
South Paris
Clifton Matthews
Aileen Hinckley
Mark Rand
Benjamin Foster
el Paso
Texas
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Blanche Albers
Elizabeth Hunt
Frank Hinds
Derry
N. HA
Eleanor Ayers
Hunt
Sydney Dalrymple
Brochline
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Kennebec Point
Kenneth Alley
Waterville
H. F. Hunt
Gertrude Guiney
Clare Fahey
Waltham
Hannah Lerner
Josiah Longenthal
Upson
Mirza-beth
Frank
Pottsville
Penn
Charles Oliver
Lizzie Oliver
Nellie Mains
L. Hinckley
Camp Sagadahoc
Mildred Smith
Ruth Smith
Montclair
Hinckley
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Marguerite Pohek
West Somerville
George Spinney
Arrowsie
Carrol Powers
Ruth Hicks
Ocean Point
Vassar
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Rev
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Tanger
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Westboro
Pemaquid
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Geraldine Farrar
Ernest Allen
Lisbon
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Belmont
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D. M. Humphreys & Co
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Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
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France
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Middle West
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McFadden’s Flats
Chang
The
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Denver Dude
McFadden's
Len Chaney
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Apples For Health
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