Happenings of the Week in Phippsburg
The village reports improvements and local politics. Voters prepare for primaries with ballot clerks named, road repairs underway, and summer activity rising at Popham Beach ports and hotels. Fishermen land large cod. steamer service continues Bath to local landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small
Martha Williams
Fredooa
Perry William W. Mason
Bath
Stephen Bo Small
Harry W. Tucker
Webber
Popham
Albert H. Shaw
William Hamilton
Riverside
Popham Beach
Winfield W
John G. Morse
South Gardiner Sunda i
Society Hall
Brown
McLane
DreanMand Theatre
Stacy
Stevens
Will Jewell
Morse
Meadowbrook Road
Winneganee News Recaps Village Doings and Repairs
The Winnegance sewing circle gathered at Mrs. Anne M. Oliver's home. Residents report repairs by the sidewalk crew and safety work on Winneganee bridge. Several residents visit relatives in Phippsburg Harpswell Dresden and Thomaston. Weather sparks choppy seas for Kennebec boaters and fire risk concerns along High Street. Funeral services for Milton Spinney were held and interred on Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Perry
Winneganee
Bath
Pitch Pine Hill
Dromore Grange
Annie Belle Cutting
Scott C. Campbell
Kate O. Weston
Emma Cutting Robinson
York County
Charles Cutering
Dromore
Guy Crocker
Fr. W. Carlton
Sheepscot
Hell's Gate
Winnegance
Meadowbrook Inn
New Meadows
Mr. Frye
Nat Morse
Sam Day” Hill
Winnesance
Winnegance Sewing Circle
Anne M. Oliver
William Clifford
Phippsburg
Albert B. Storer
Kennebec
Lester Perry
Randolph
William C. Preble
Rines
Wiscasset
Earl
Percy Morse
J. F. Upton
Sybil Houdlette
Dresden
Ralph Whitehouse
Lelia Oliver
Jennie Eaton
Ray Oliver
Bay
Milton Spinney
Eugene Spinney
Long Island
Winneganee’ Bridge
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Keener
Herbert Bowher
Henri M. Heald
Albert Ro Storer
Warr
Hosmer
Republi Ca
Miles Wetter
Mie Care
Curtis Cottace
Stadl Point
Jaties Tuisdell
Shine
Hadi
Woothe
Cen
Virginia
Down River
George C. Pease
Democratic County Committee
Pease
A.D. Adams
William F. Willis
Wintevanece
Frank Sprague
B. W Woodside
Georgetown
Small Point
Charles P. Brown
Wiliam A. Beal
Town
Freemar Ho Merritt
Lowell Place
Willian
Wilses
George Wallace
Hamilton
the Riverside
Benedict Maher
White
Cons House
Augusta
Judge Maher
John McInnes
Family of
Christine Oliver
Portland
James Davis
Party of
Mr. Davis
Robert B. Hatch
Hatch
Roscoe Stacey
Stacy & Stevens
Llewellyn Hinckley
Fred H. Spinney
Ernest Heal
Heal
Henry Clark
Charles W. Clifford & Son
M. J. McCormick
McCormick
Charles W. Minott Jr
A. F. Williams
New Meadows Inn
Republican County Committee
Herbert S. Bowker
Frank Frisbee
Crocker
North Bath
Willis Doughty
Yarmouth
Bowker Yard
Geneva Wilson
Harry Warner
Frank S. Bowker
Near Fu
Ture
Violet Lufkins
George Davis
Boston
James Percy
Bowdoin
Willie
E. B. Baker
Horace Patrick
Sabattus
E. E. Cornish
W. A. Wheeler
J. A. Taylor
Edwin Crockett
Durham
Marjorie
Fred
A. D. Strout
Litchfield Academy
Maurice
Edna Kennison
Anna
BE. FP. Varney
Herman Wright
Lee
al Douglas Wood
Percy Lane
Paris
Lane
Alberta May Elwell
Lester Earl Morgan
Greenwood
Miss Elwell
Clara May Purington
West Bowdoin
Bates College
Charles Johnson
Lisbon Falls
Robert Rideout
Nellie Bickford
George Burns
Russell Cross
Academy
Sylvester Steward
Fieht
Lemont Street
Lincoln Lodge No. 10
Oak Grove Cemetery
Lewiston Brigade
Pejepscot Lodge of
Brunswick
Canton King
P. M
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State of
Maine
City of
Sagadahoc County
Cyrus W. Davis
United States
Edwin C. Burleigh, Augusta
Herbert M. Heath, Augusta
Frederick A. Powers
Honiton
Frederic E. Boothby
William T. Haines
Waterville
Congress
Cyrus W. Longley
John W. Ballou
Charles H. Mason
Edward C. Plummer
Franklin P. Sprague
Albert L. Strout
William A. Furber
Roscoe P. Ham
Timothy F. C.allahan
Lewiston — _ ne
William B. Skelton
Lewiston
Edward W. Bridgham
Walter S. Glidden
Amanda Rogers
Mere Point
Harpswell
Levi Toothaker
Hattie Watts
Thomaston
Mr. and Seymour Hayden
Scott Morse
Somerville
Mass
Albert Morse
Woolwich
D. A. Merry
High Street
N. B. Cook
Beacon Street
James HF. Will Co
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