Woolwich Resident Mrs Brown Found Dead in Montsweag Bay
The body of Mrs Thrattie Kimball Brown widow of Elwin G Brown was found in Montsweag Bay Monday afternoon by her cousin Edwin Dunton after family members conducted a search. She had been in poor health with heart trouble and a nervous breakdown.
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Unclear fragment notes visitations and funeral in Maine
Fragmentary text mentions Abial Boas funeral in Wisconsin and Chauncey Baker visiting his brother while someone named Stinson and a mother travel to a funeral. mentions Lewiston visits.
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Stinson
Wiscabset
Abial
Ie Boas
Eepery
Lewiston
Chauncey Baker
Mayor laments sewer plan for Tented City and colony sewage
Louis Gagne, self styled mayor of Tented City, condemns a U S Housing plan crossing L A W Ryfield to link with the Emergency Fleet Corp sewer. He says officials promised a field sewer to drain western open pits, prompting fourteen families to build on Sancier street and fearing 20 with new homes. He warns he will erect old fashioned closets unless a cross field pipe is installed to connect waste systems. Also notes Mr and Mrs J H Thomas visiting their seaside home at Thomas Cove Westport.
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United States Housing Corporation
L., A. & W. St. Ryfield
North Street
Maine Central Railroad
Gagne
Sancier Street
Fifteen Year Old Saves Drowning Man at Mill Pond
Percy Brown, 15, rescued Fred Benner about 20, who strayed into a dangerous swim at Mill Pond. Benner was unconscious on shore. Brown, expert swimmer, pulled him to safety and revived him with aid from others. Benner works for Texas Steamship Co. Brown works Saturdays and after school for C. W. Rogers.
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Fred Benner
Mill Pond
Benner
Brown
Texas Steamship Co
C. W. Rogers
Bath hosts county WCTU convention June 30
The Bath WCTU plans a full day and evening Sagadahoc county convention on June 30 at Corliss Street Church with delegates appointed by Bath members. Basket lunches provided. tea and coffee served. Funds show $102 of a $300 Bath quota pledged. March 20, 1920 deadline for payment extension noted.
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Sagadahoe
Corliss Street
John Blaisdell
Anna Gibson
Annie Perry
Agnes Perry
Phippsburg Sees Busy Season as Town Plans Road Work
In Phippsburg the selectmen sessions gauge rising taxes due to state and county increases and new labor needs for road projects. Freeman H. Merritt improves Sebasco and hosts guests while town hopes to mobilize labor from the town farm for road work. A feldspar find near Albert Storer could become a quarry, and repairs fix a broken bridge near Small Point.
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Reed Farm
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Bowker Yard
Basin Road
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Maurice Pye
Boston
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Walter McCourt
Arrowsie
C. V. Minott
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James (. Gillis
A. F. Williams
McCabe
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Candy’s Harbor
Maria Harris
Virginia
Popham Beach
Harry D. Mank
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised for Half Century of Confidence
An aging testimonial touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a medicine with real merit for blood stomach liver and kidneys. It claims public confidence built over fifty years and three generations of users who report relief or cure from ordinary ailments.
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