Miss Rena Spinney Injured At Pay Point Wharf
Miss Rena Spinney daughter of C M Spinney of Pay Point slipped near the end of the wharf and became caught on an exposed mooring spike under her left arm. rescuers aided her and she escaped serious injury. The incident was described as miraculous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Spinney
C. M. Spinney
Pay Point
Leroy Morseant
Bath
Stinson
Som
W. A. Cantley
Roy Oliver
Lelia Oliver
Fred Spinney
Cragin
Georgetown
Store House
Henry Keene
Chldren
Brooklin
Horner
Local Households Report Family Movements and Visitors
Mary Jordan returned home after three years with Lincoln Williams in Wet Bath. Alina Holbrook stayed home from West Gardiner for a few days. Charles Warinton shows a new ord. Arthur awaze and family moving from Bert Groves camp to Horze Woodward tract after one year. George Learnard building a twenty five foot house at airview with several improvements at Garnett Home. Weather prompts business gains from hot dry spell. Marr Wheelerook on auto trip to Meonrseuth. Wise Lettie Howard called to tagmata. Mr Wesrath arrives from Buffalo to work as electrician at the Texas yard. Charles B. Harrington returns from Boston. plans indefinite visit with daughter Mrs Wallace on her farm in Phipps borg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jordan
Lincoln Williams
Bath
Alina Holbrook
West Gardiner
Charles Warinton
Arthur
Bert Groves
George Learnard
Airview
Severai
Lettie Howard
Tagmata
Mere Porset Jackson
South Vreepoort
Jet ix
Irom
Reperty
Local notes from Phippsburg recount Sunday visits and town events
The Phippsburg column records Sunday visits by Mrs. W. W. Hosmer, Miss Bernice, Capt. Chester Wallace and others, ongoing home improvements at Small Point Beach, obituaries for Capt. Sprague and Mrs. Sprague, livestock news, shipping oil deliveries, and weather notes including a thunder shower and a rainbow over the harbor. The piece mentions road work, haying, and various residents traveling to Bath, Brunswick, and Augusta.
Epworth league forms in Riggsville with aims and sermons
An Epworth league is organized in Riggsville with Galen Watson as organizer for the first meeting next Sunday at 7 30 pm Topic to be discussed is Why go to College Meetings will occur every other Sunday at 7 30 pm when no preaching service and other Sundays at seven before evening service The new Sunday school hymnals will be used at Young People meetings and services The sermon topic next Sunday morning is Making More of the Bible Sunday school is at 11 am Mrs Morse has opened her cottage for a stay then returns to Boston and later spends the summer Her daughter Mrs Robert Haines arrives soon for a two week stay George West received a Guernsey bull calf from Hillside Farms Maine named Corfus Nepaut Sire Nepaut 233230 dam Governess Lady Corfer 34173 The Woolwich Georgetown and Arrowsie Sunday School Association plans an all day event on Thursday June 15
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Galen Watson
Colleze
Morse
Boston
Robert Haines
George West
Hillside Farms
Greenville
Maine
Corfus
Lady Corfer
Guernsey
Woolwich
Georgetown and Arrowsie
A Sure Winner in the Primaries
A political advertisement highlights a candidate claiming a strong path to victory in upcoming primaries. The piece emphasizes broad support, fundraising strength, and a plan to address key issues.
Arrowsic Methodist Episcopal Church to host all day meeting
The Arrowsic Methodist Episcopal Church plans a daylong meeting from 10 a m to 10 p m with five ministers and the society president giving addresses and brief talks by Sunday school superintendents and a musical program of solos choruses and recitations. Free tea and coffee will be served. if rainy the event will move to the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsic Methodist Episcopal Church
Ida Murphy
Boston
Ralph Reynolds
Bath
Winnegance Ladies Attend Afternoon Social
Mrs. Harry B. Williams hosted the Ladies' Aid on Thursday. Residents and visitors are noted including Ray Oliver returning to Quincy, Leila Oliver resuming duties in Bath, Mrs. Edgar Williams visiting Portland, Mrs. Alice Johnson of Portland visiting Bayview, and other local movements. The Evening Workers enjoyed a session with Mrs. Williams and planned a sociable trip to Long Island on the thirteenth to join Mrs. Alton Oliver and Mrs. Harry Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Williams
Ladies’ Aid
Ray Oliver
Quincy
Bay Point
Leila Oliver
Swastika Exchange
Bath
Edgar Williams
Portland
Brewster
Alice Johnson
Winfield Groves
Shirley White
Lewiston
Jennie Frank
Abbie White
Fred L. Parks
Harry C. Webber
Carrie Cushing
Walter Perry
Robert P. Manson
Robert Oliver
George Dennison
Freeport
George Merritt
Harry Williams
Long Island
Alton Oliver
Harry Oliver
Funeral service held for William Gile in Bowdoinham
William Gile died at his Bowdoinham home and the funeral was held in North Andover Massachusetts. D Gile led the service at two o'clock on Sunday May 28 with Rev. E S Draper of St. Mark's M E Church Lawrence officiating. Mrs. Jetta Searles and Miss Elsie Hutchins sang Eternal Day and Nearer My God to Thee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gile
Bowdoinham
North Andover
Mass
D. Gile
E. 8. Draper
St. Mark’s M. E. Church of Lawrence
Jetta Searles
Elsie Hutchins
Unbeliever Turned Booster for Master Tonic Tanlac
D H Lunt of Falmouth Maine, superintendent of public schools, recalls his initial disbelief in advertised remedies. He describes stomach trouble and headaches before trying Tanlac, reporting remarkable improvements within two weeks. The Tanlac Man asserts many sufferers resist trying it due to fears of unethical packaging and patent-matters, but Tanlac now claims wide distribution and strong results in Maine with 100000 bottles sold annually. Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Lunt
Falmouth
Tanlac
Lunt
Getter
Maine
Joseph von Trembach
Obituary Notice for Mr. Gile of North Andover
Mr. Gile, a native of North Andover who moved to this town three years ago, was highly regarded by townspeople who knew him. He leaves a widow four sons Herbert of New York City Fred of the U S Army George of North Andover Edward of this town one daughter Mrs James Tobin of Lawrence and one grandchild ara Gile of North Andover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gile
North Andover
Herbert
New York City
Fred
U. S. Army
George
Edward
James Tobin
Lawrence
Ara Gile
Mrs Chapin Plans Opening of Seal and Porpoise Club House
Mrs L P Chapin former manager of the Boston Woman's City Club went to MacMahan's Island Tuesday to arrange the Seal and Porpoise Club house opening for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Chapin
Boston Woman’s City Club
MacMahan’s Island
Seal & Porpoise Clubs
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Pace
Johnny
Mim
TAURI
George A. Sanford
Dr. Peaslee
New Meadows
Mr. Wesrath
Buffalo
Te Electriciam
Texas Yard
Charles B. Harrington
Mire. E. C Clark
Wiltom
Mrs. Wallace
Phippsborg
Phippsburg
Young Stawell
W. W. Hosmer
Bernice
Charles Pye
Small Point
Fred Harrington
Chester Wallace
Capt
Capt. and Mrs. Wallace
Guy Crocker
Joseph
Kit Dromore
Ed. Haggett
Jane Haggett
Frank Bishop
Arthur Sewall
Greenouge
Small Point Beach
Harry Huse
Frank Arras
George Ingalls
West Bath
Rose Carpenter
Martha Rogers
Walter Small
Henry Wyman
H. Deering
G. L. Cutting
Asta Wyman
Dearborn
Sam Day Hill
Allie Wallace
West Point
Texas Oil
Harry Harmer
W. H. Bowker
Jack Haskell
Dickinson
Arthur Wilson
Roscoe Mains
Buncay
Wilson
Mary Moore
Ashdale
Alna
Elizabeth Carr
Fred Curtis
Allen
Sebasco
Miss Allen
Clara Arnold
F. (. Bowker
Gay Crocker
Henry Yorks
Frank Allegrins
Laura Cutting
Edward Haggett
Jan Haggett
W. A. CC
Rogers Frank Wrisbee
Clinton Beals
Wath
Eleanor Sarrington
Cranerry Point
Frank Jeasitt
John C. Rogers
George le Garde
Bertha Yuller
Prague
Andrew Fisnett
Livermore
M. F. Slade
F.C. Bowker
William Yutler
C. Campbell
V.-., Minott, Jr
Sprague
Mary Sprague
Capt. Sprague
Hardy Keller
Blackshire
PC. Bowker
Anna M. Perry
Frank Allegrin
John H
Pease
Warren Ryan
Sadie Cunningham
Waltham
John H. Pease
Evelyn Alden
Massachusetts
George. Oliver
Winneganee
Henry York
Berthra Roderick
Brunswick
Eleanor Fullerton
Alvin Sylvester
Raymond McIntyre
W. R. Dickinson
Bert Manson
Roberta
Parker Head
Ira D. Clough
Augusta
Riggsville
Samuel Welch
James FE
Will Co
Winnegance News
Bowdoinham Post Road
Swett & Co
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