Summer Folk at Georgetown and Town Notes
Sunday sermons by Rev. Mr. Tilton of Hebron at the First Baptist Church drew praise for his focus on wisdom and power of Christ. He urged continued church unity and condemned liquor as a greater evil than slavery, then spoke at Memorial services honoring Lincoln and early patriots. Multiple local residents and visitors are recorded with arrivals, trades, and civic activities around Riggsville, Georgetown Center, Five Islands, and Kennebec Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilton
Hebron
Firts Baptist Church
Pontius Pilate
Mr. Tilton
Five Islands
Paul
Lincoln
North
Farmington Normal
Orville Page
Bath
Louise Perkins
Georgetown Center
Herbert D. Maxwell
Louis A. Thompson
Will Mains
Norman E. Treat
Philadelphia
Howard M. Trafton
Charles ‘Campbell
Joseph Totman
Flora C
Wendell P. Todd
Augustua A.todd
Charles W. Oliver
Maude P. Thayer
Quincy
West Georgetown
Owen K. Marr
Charles Soule
George H. Sampson
Red Rover
Kennebec Point
Charles Campbell
E. A. Williams
Everett
Newell Campbell
Sheepscot Bay
Almon Marr
Levi Totman
Riggsville
Robert West
Newdick
Harry I, Clarke
Frank ‘Thompson
Elizabeth
Brooklyn
Horace
Cragin
Portland
Ferdinand Brilmayer
Boston
Arlington Heights
William Couch
Newburyport
James J. Spinney
Mr. Spinney
Charles Clarke
Elbridge M. ‘Cunningham
William Noble
Esther Hinckley
Arrowsie
Augusta A. Todd
George Nagel
Robin Hood’s Cove
Perry C. Beals
Portsmouth
Lester Powers
Lawrence Putnam
Ralph Dunton
Ethel B. Todd
Edwin H. Oliver
Roxbury
Roscoe P. Todd
Dorchester
Augustus Sly
Waltham
Edwin McFarland
Fisher Road
W. W. Denham
Ella Higgins
Ellis Beane
Grant
Nettie Brown
Harvard
Horace Small
Epworth League
Methodist Vestry
Methodist Church
Arthur Small
G. T. Small
Willard Blake
Wellesley
Ningham
Jane Thompson
New York
Williams H. Dearborn
Doris
Mr. Trafton
Elmira Trafton
Fred Cook
Walter Cunningham
Lewis Place
BE. A. Williams
Wendell P. Baker
Levi
B. C. Clarey
Unn Cushing
Clarey Farm
Bowdoin
Viola Coombs
J. L. Pinkerton
Grange Hall
Albert Henderson
Allston Lancaster
Worcester
Mass
John T. Gray
B. B. Douglass
Richmond
Rogers Farm
Jennie Given
Waterbury
Alice Hurley
Stephen Snell
Horace Snell
Eleanor Wilson
Kennebunk
Henry Wilson
Beatrice Hacker
Brunswick
Louise Sparks
Myra Lang
Robert Sedgley
Standish Reed
C. L. Blackman
Elsie Dickinson
Vivian Starbird
G. H. McKay
M.C.R. IR
Edith A. Wood
H. L. Raymond
J. H. Ames
L. D. Small
Kendall House
Pleasant St
Lizzie Grace
George T. Small
Lena Patten
Village Lodge
F.&a.m
John Gage
Davis
G. T. Getchell
W. S. Given
John QO
Sedgley
Abraham Lincoln
L. W. Staples
Freeport High
Coombs High
Roland McKay
Augusta
McKay
Gate House
F. K. Jack
E. E. Wilson
S. C. Thorne
Frances Merrill
Thorne Homestead
S. C Young
Cora
Old Orchard
Mrs. Young
Mr. Cummings
C. F. Staplea
Emma Denham
Cecil Denham
Brewer
Upper Main St
MecKenny
Ray
Jack
Bowdoinham
Town Hall
Lee
Gardiner
Iceboro
Coombs
R. B. Andros
I. M. Fowle
Ida
Belle Umberhind
W. A. Richardson
Richardson
George Sampson
Ira Frost
J. E. Waring
Mr. Waring
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Mills
R. H. Jack's
Mildred Small
South Bowdoin
Sarah Elliott
Massachusetts
James
Bowdoinham Town Topics and Memorial Day Notes
Local Bowdoinham items show Coombs High winning two ball games while residents return from wintering around Boston. Memorial Day services face weather delays but cemetery decorating and veterans’ remarks proceed. Various visits, arrivals, homecomings, and garden farming updates appear alongside small-town notices and social events.
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Georgetown
Motorboat Transactions
Anna L. Reade
Medford
Irving F. Hunt
Hortense Ward
Topsham
Bdgar B. Hunt
Cora A. Serle
John D. Williams
Albert MacFadden
Thomas M. Hagan
Wilton S. Campbell
Sabattus
Noble Beach
Robin.Hood
Mr. Cun
Ralph Denham
W. Scott Brown
Alice Fulton
Emeline Pratt
George Pratt
Woodfords
Chebegue
Village Cemetery Association
C. F. Staples
Monmouth
Dr. Shaw
Mt. Vernon
W. L. Bonney
Kayser
C. C. Parsons
Vleet UU Swift
Woodbury’s
E. S. Sykes
Carter's Union
Womer
Are Robes