Phippsburg Weather Talks and Local Happenings In Summer Lane
The article blends weather commentary with community life in Phippsburg. It notes cloudy, foggy days and requests calm acceptance of conditions, then reports on church talks, haying delays, farm work, and social outings to Popham. It mentions Miss Cornelia Lord, Miss A Clara Chaney, and local residents Pierre Adams, J. F. Leach, and Dexter house events, plus a new baby Frances Ellen at the Dexter house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Edward Cuttle
Charles Morrison
Thomas Bartlett
Alex Coffin
Albert Storer
John D. Eastman
James C. Perry
Cornelia Lord of
Bath
Ruth Morrison
Timothy Morrison
Togus
Morrison Farm
Fred Morrison
Elder J. House
Candy's Harbor
Basin
Holiness Church of
A. Clara Chaney
Winter Hill
Mass
Phippsburg
Chaney
Frank Allegrin
Henry York
Ida Beals
William York
George C. Pease
Daggetts
Pease
York
Joseph Crocker
Dromore
Virginia
Lee’s Island
Popham
John F. ‘Leach
Seguin
Pond Island
J. F. Leeach
Rebecca Bowker
Lucia Ferguson
Christine Cutting
Emma Perry
Clara Chaney
Abbie Minott
Bess
Grace Jackinson
Ray Fox
Frances Ellen
Dexter
Mill Pier
Fred Perry
Clara [Chaney
Augusta Black
Republican County Club Formed in Sagadahoc County
A Sagadahoc County Republican Club is formed with a charter list of nearly 300 young men from across the county. Wallace H. White Jr of Lewiston spoke and urged candidates to meet voters. R H Baxter spoke, and Dr Albert F Williams chaired the meeting. Officers and ward executives were elected to lead the new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County Republican Club
Front St
Wallace H. White, Jr
Lewiston
Sagadahoe Club
Oxford
Lincoln
Knox
R. H. Baxter
Sagadahoc
Albert F. Williams
Phippsburg
A. W. H. Rand
W. S. Newell
W. E. Kershner
Arthur W. H. Rand
Daniel Williams
Fred A. Starkey
Chester A. Plant
L. H. Putnam
Gardiner R. Rogers
R. P. Sturtevant
William J. Blackwood
Sagadahoc County Republican Club forms at Bath Maine
The Sagadahoc County Republican Club adopts a constitution at Bath Maine outlining objects to promote Republicanism, encourage primary participation, and defend election laws. It tasks an executive committee and plans a campaign event with Gov. Milliken and other candidates present. New clubrooms to be public HQ with literature and campaign art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Newell
A. W. H. Rand
Samuel Belanger
Ralph W. Bragg
Ralph C. Whitehouse
Charles S. Brown
Kershner
Hodgdon
Witham
Carl E. Milliken
Wallace H. White, Jr
Congress
B. N. Fernald
U. S. Senate
Ham
States Committee
New Republican Club
Newell
George Reno
Awaiting Rails Delays Bridge Work Over Center Street
The Times reports a resident inquiry about plans for a Center Street bridge. City officials hesitate to start, awaiting rails and guard rails for a new track to be installed before paving begins.
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the Times
Center St
City Hall
Washington Street
Times
A K Parris Travels on Business to Haverhill
A K Parris is on a business trip visiting Haverhill for meetings and possible deals. Local sources note travel on this corporate assignment and planned returns after the engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Parris
Haverhill
Wellesley Girls Hold Reunion at New Meadows Inn
A reunion of Wellesley graduates from Portland gathered at New Meadows Inn and later returned by trolley to the city. Attendees included Miss Florence Hastings Auburn 11 Miss Matilda Remsen Brooklyn 11 Miss Estelle Moors 12 Miss Genevieve Lawrence 12 Lowell and Miss Ella Pennell 11 Cumberland Mills Miss Ruth Thompson 18 Bath and Miss Edna Burritt 11 Bayonne N J along with other guests spending the Bath season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
New Meadows Inn
Portland
Ruth Thompson
Bath
Florence Hastings
Auburn
Matilda Remsen
Brooklyn
Estelle Moors
Genevieve Lawrence
Lowell
Old Orchard
Ella Pennell
Cumberland Mills
Edna Burritt
Bayonne
N. J
Volplaned to earth Thelma Goodwin escapes fall
Thelma Goodwin three year old daughter of Arthur Goodwin freight agent for the Maine Central at Freeport leaped from a second story window screen while playing in the dining room. She clung to the screen as it gave way then dropped to the ground two feet from an open cellar doorway and landed safely without injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Goodwin
Arthur Goodwin
Maine Central
Freeport
Vas
New Keel at Deering’s Yard for William Bisbee
The schooner William Bisbee finished discharging a cargo of oak at the G. G. Deering Co. yard Monday afternoon. She will go to Rockland for drydock repairs and return to Hallowell to load granite for New York. The Bisbee brought frames for the new schooner to be built by G. G. Deering Co. The keel has been planed and will be stretched this week. Fernald victory pleases Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bisbee
G. G. Deering Co
Rockland
Hallowell
New York
Bisbee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Leeach
Oldtown Canoe Co
Minott Lake
Republican County Club
Wallace White
Channel’s
Sagadahoe County
Republican ‘Club of
Maine
Dad Channel
New Meadows
Boston
Samuel Fleischer
Harry Small
Bernstein
A. Jacobson
Eli Apt
Federman
Net Cohen
Ralph Cohen
Ira Casson
Allen Quint
Eddie Copelen
William Libbey
Davis Miller
Lillian Kasdan
Dora
Feeler
Alice H. White
William Silby
John Channel
Home Sweet Home
Esther Mikelsky
John M. Clark Undertaking
Conducted BY
Wm. C. Chadbourne
Sebasco Estates
Pave Center St. Stretch
Volplanes
Earth
Deering
Fernald Victory
Palmer and
Westbrook
Johnson Bros.co
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