Camp Fire Girls Host Lawn Party in Bowdoinham
The Camp Fire Girls held a lawn party at Mrs. Nathaniel Millay’s home and cleared about eight dollars. Town residents and visitors frequent the area, with social visits, outings, and local events noted throughout the Bowdoinham scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Millay
C. W. Nelson
John Sinclair
Brunswick
Bert Higgins
Walter Doneglas
C. L. Blackman
Helen
Annie Newton
Charlotte
W. B. Kendall
Annie Dionne
Joseph Dionne
C. B. Randall
Davis
Lewiston
Frances Carr
Dr. Palmer
John F. Gray
Frank Webber
Kenneth
Mabel Lancaster
New Meadows Inn
Temple
Viola Coombs
Wellesley
Florence Sparks
Bath
Mr. Temple
H. D. Cornish
Clara Fogg
Frank Small
Beatrice
E. W. Warren
Ernest Lancaster
Fletcher White
Albert Henderson
America
Margaret Purington
Frank Allen
Bernice
Clarence
Walter Wildes
Ted McFarland
Boston
FE. C.mcfarland
Town Hall
Richmond Orchestra
Mary T. ‘Purington
Universalist
William Sampson
Sampson
Mary E. Sampson
John Rumrill
R. W. Carr
Milton Given
Anson Given
Jennie Given
P. A. Cannon
Robert Ferguson
Katherine Graves
G. H. McKay
Augusta
James H. Ames
Pearl
Tenant’s Harbor
Ames
West Bath Gathers Summer News and Local Visits
West Bath notes include Florence Neiley visiting Lewiston as a guest of Mrs. Doten, Augusta Pitts staying at Berry's Mills, and the Merritt repair project at Foster's Point. Several families from Bath and surrounding towns visit cottages, attend picnics at Kamp Kum Fort, and enjoy summer outings with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence I. Neiley
Lewiston
Charles Doten
Laura Baker
Bath
Augusta Pitts
North Scituate
R. I
Eugene Brown
Berry's Mills
Ralph Williams
Gertrude
Malden
Mass
Will Brown
W. B. Merritt
Foster's Point
Jake Conant
Brunswick
Mr. Conant
Mrs. Blaisdell
Conant
J. C. Rideout
I. B. Neiley
Ethel Balch
Laconia
N. H
Mazie Pleau
Baldi
Miss Pleau
Worcester
Litch Cottage
New Meadows
A. L. White
Melansons
Orr's Island
Brown
George Alexander
George Ridley
Ruth Alexander
Mr. Ridley
Ing
Deacon White
Kamp Kum Fort
King's Point
Charles Murray
Boston
Brockton
A. J. Higgins
F. P. Reed
Portland
James Gibson
Fred Brown
Fernald
Bodreau
Captain Brown
West Bath
M. EF
C. Wilson Harrison
Harrison
E. May Towle
C. W. Lee's
Auburn
Jesse Tibbetts
Elmer Craig
W. B.merritt
Amos [Williams Place
J. E. Lutts
Boston Globe Force
Donald M. Fraser
Angelina
West Roxbury
Magss
F. Reed
A. A. Couilhard
Rufus Lombard
Richmond
Republican County Committee
Winnegance Society Notes Quietly Move Through Summer
Mrs Amanda Rogers visits brother Albert Storer at the Basin while Mr and Mrs Wilton Bates and family vacation at Sabine. Numerous locals host visitors from Portland Boston and Portsmouth as Charles Preble buys a Studebaker and J Parker Morse purchases Olney Perry's launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Rogers
Albert Storer
The
Basin
Wilton Bates
Sabine
Robert Oliver
Lizzie Perry
George Rogers
Parker Head
Galen Daley
Charles Preble
Bean
George Rideout
Boston
Merrill
Scott Perry
Portland
Herbert Willis
S. L. Morse
Jennie
Bessie Lemont
Fred L. Parks
Margaret Miller
Fred Perry
Edith Bolton
Portsmouth
James E. Perry
Lucy Gahan
Walter Perry
Silas Purington
William Oliver
Oliver
Lurchin
John Clough
Cambridge
Mass
Harry B. Williams
Ruth
West Bath
William F. Willis
Lookout
Lufkin
Emma MacFarland
Grace Reynolds
Augusta
Oldtown
Charles Morse
L. A. and
W. Street
Bernice Clifford
Brunswick
Sherman Morse
Franklin and
Marion
Bath
Zora Oliver
John Scott
Fitch
Elbridge Morse’s
Five Islands residents seek return of communal items after meeting request
A note asks owners of orange coffee and tea pots and dish towels to return them to Mrs. C. W. Nocton or Mrs. Ida H. Rowe for an upcoming meeting. The item mentions a secret bedding at Capt. J. M. Harford’s home, traced to Miss Agnes Ogden and William Strain of Brookline with Branwell Harford and wife. It records a wedding ceremony by Rev. Nehemiah Boynton in blue traveling dress, and related social tidbits from Georgetown primaries to yacht trades and visits to Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Nocton
Ida H. Rowe
J. M. Harford
Agnes Ogden
William Strain
Brookline
Mass
Branwell
Nehemiah Boynton
Clinton Avenue Congregational Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Boston
Harford
C. C. Davis
Elbridge Mains
Bath
Walker
Mistrel
Somerville Woman Visits Bowdoinham for Ill mother
Nellie Harvard of Somerville Massachusetts is in Bowdoinham to care for her mother Mrs R D Spear who is ill. The Heath family still has apples from last year's crop praised for their flavor and quality as fresh off the trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. McKay
Augusta
James M. Pratt
Mr. Pratt
Wilson T. Grady
James
Kenneth
Mary
Leed's Center
Ambrose Thibedeau
Georgetown
Lila
Mable
Earland
Maurice
James Pratt
Alonzo Thibedeau
Wilson Grady
Leeds Center
John Mains
J. O. Wyman
Solon Macomber
Bowdoinham
Old Couples
Bath
Village Lodge
Sarah Elliott
James Elliott
R. H. Webber
C. H. Bates
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
Nellie Harvard
Somerville
Mass
R. D. Spear
Frank Heath
Mrs Foster and companions return from Bay Point outing
Mrs J A Foster of Winthrop accompanied by Mrs Mabel Keene of Quincy and Mrs Jackson of Lynn have returned from a three weeks outing at Bay Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Foster
Winthrop
Mabel Keene
Quincy
Jackson
Lynn
Bay Point
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McKay
Cc. F. Staples
Monmouth
Cora Wilkinson
C. F. Staples
Central Maine
G. F. Denham
M.lc.r. R
Norman Seigars
Albert Seigars
Ridge
Merle Small
Orrin Small
Mr. Small
Sarah Small
A. Fall
E. W. Webber
Hallowell
F. K. Jack
Flora Williams
Rockland
E. F. Jackson
Will Seigars
George
Everett
the Ridge
Florence Cornish
Cornish
William Graves
Post Road
Theresa Pottle
Waterville
Charles Woodworth
Ridgeroad
Hiram Woodbury
South Portland
Bowdoinham Ridge
Bert Seigars
Albert
W. S. Kern
Superior
Wisconsin
Mkts
Everett Williams
Ethel
Alma Cheney
E. T. Jackson
King’s Point
George Colton
Lisbon Falls
Miss Alexander
Judson Goodspeed
China
Frank Potter
NewQuasset
Lemont
Earl Lutts
Bryant Cottage
Minnie Campbell
Springfield
Nelson
Mona Wyse
Fred Larrabee
J. M. Lemont
Oakledge
First Baptist Church
Maine
C.O.D
Winnegance News
J. Parker Morse
Olney Perry
William Willis
Bowdoinham Post Road
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