Georgetown Notes and Local Life Amid War News
A long Geo rgetown page mixes a light verse about a capricious maid with updates on Captain Will Davis's sea voyage and a new schooner, school events at Robinhood, church and Red Cross notices, socials, and town visitors. The item covers entertainment, sermons, county farming weather, and summer arrivals to Kennebec Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Davis
Medford
Jacob Haskell
Davis
Capt
Five Islands
Bangor
Methodist Church
Robinhood
Food Administration
Steen
Katharine Hagan
Arrowsic
Miss Davis
Star Spangled Banner School
Naomi Powers
Levi Powers
Pearl Mains
Lep Clarke
Brooklyn
Georgetown Center
C. W.illings
Portland
Boston
Nancy J. Spinney
Wilmington
Mass
Roscoe Frame
Lydia F. Oliver
Wilton Campbell
Charles Mains
Bath
Red Cross
Wy. T. Boyd
First Baptist Church
Boyd
Harry S. Clarke
Miss Clarke
Edward Long
Leo Totman
Carrie L. Massey
Rochester
Minn
Ferdinand ‘P. Brilmayer
George A. Gregory
Boothbay
Levi W. Powers
Isaac B. Gage
Gage
Earle Hagan
Thomas
West Cottage
John G. Reed
Lieut Sewall’s First Airship and War Record
Hon Harold M Sewall, chairman of the state committee on public safety, accompanied by Lieut Sumner Sewall and Sewall P Strout, launched a miniature flying machine that tangled in trees near the Whiskeay road. Sumner Sewall later joined the American aviation corps in France and shot down a German plane near Toul. Carrie Hall, Bath penmanship instructor, goes to Gorham for a summer route and will assist drawing next year under A Alfred Cain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Meadows
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Lodges
Wiscasset
Augusta
Milliken
Center Street
Sgt
Stuart
Bath
Walter__ Mains
Portland
Rockland
Standish Field
Kimball Field
Fitts Street
Standish
Albert J. Grassy
A. W. Grassy
Canada
Telephone Company
States
United States
Bath and Popham
Virginia
City
Oliver
Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville Street Railway
Rooke Register
Stone House Farm
Sewall
France
Toul
Carrie Hall
Gorham
Miss Hall
A. Alfred Cain
Five Islands News Roundup Shows Grange Plans and Visits
Five Islands residents attend a convention from Woolwich Robinhood and Georgetown, with plans for a Grange degree work at Southport. Local social notes highlight visits by Hagan, Magro, Berry, and Stevens plus upcoming talks on food administration and a June Grange program at Five Island hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Rittall
J. E. Blaisdells
Bath
Carolyn Stevens
Massachusetts
Five Islands Grange
Southport
Grange Hall
Cecile Scripter
The
Grange
Wiscasset
Lester Davis
Horton
A. McMahan
Rev
W. T. Boyd
L. H. Rowe
J. G. Stevens
Woolwich
Robinhood
Georgetown
Five Island
Nine Bath youths join United States Coast Guard
Nine young men left Bath Wednesday for New York to enter the Coast Guard. Four Bath recruits were selected by Capt. Harvey Berry of station No. 9 at Popham Beach, three from Williamsburg recruited by Capt. Hand at Damariscove island, and two from Burnt Island. Bath entrants named are John N. Frates, Francis G. McDonald, William Berlinger, and William Roderick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent Clifford
Washington Street
Frances Weeks
Catherine Torrey
Dorothy Nichols
Dorothy Jewett
Frances Moses
Doris Stetson
Helen Shaughnessy
John Crosby
Jessie Manderson
Bath City Hospital
Corey Hill Hospital
Bath
Emily Potter
Bay Point
Forest Drake
Miss Potter
May Bickle
Madeline Kingsbury
Charlotte McCutcheon
Bernice Clifford
William Cullinan
California
Park Street
Washington Park
Maine
Cullinan
Texas Steamship Co
Lester
Campbell
Boston
U.S.N.R
Boothbay Harbor
Coast Guards
New York
Coast Guard Service
United States
Harvey Berry
Coast Guard
Thompson passes his ensign tests
A telegram from Harold L Thompson in Boston confirms his successful naval reserve ensign examinations. He will attend Harvard training school after earlier postings at Brain tree Wakefield and Commonwealth Pier. Also noted, Harold Pinkham of Bath passed his exam and will train at Pelham Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Thompson
Harold L Thompson
Commonwealth Pier
Boston
Naval Reserve
Harvard
Thompson
Braintree
Mass
Wakefield
Bumpkin Island
Harold Pinkham
Bath
Pelham Bay
Sarsaparilla Peps and Iron Duo Promises Blood Cleanse
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron combine for a four fold blood cleansing and nerve-building effect. The ad claims they supplement each other and form a top medical course. Buy from your druggist today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Torrey
Popham Beach
Sheriman Morse
Irving Perry
Bath Weays
Gulf of Mexico
Uriah Nash
Guy Hosmer
Middle Street
J. William Weed
Frances
Margaret
William F. Mann
High Street
Pittsfield
J. Harry McLellan
Charles H. McLellan
Wollaston
Herbert Mallard
North Street
Lincoln
Helen Corey
Rachel Robbins
Somerville
Albert Chaney
Highland Street
Damariscotta
Daniel Francis Koughan
Portland High School
U. S. Navy
Hingham
John Koughan
Winship Street
Bowdoin College
Vinalhaven High School
Topsham High School
Koughan
Elizabeth
Jay Debat
Bessie Powers
Walter Powers
Paul Revere
Ellen Brilmayer
Clase
Patriot
Catolda Lewis
Calico
Dora Mains
Mary’s Lamb
Agnes Powers
Mother Goose
Elsie Mains
George and
Stella Powers
Levi Totman
Leah Mains
America
Will Mavns
Clarence Batley
Sawyer
Hagan Mill
Harry I
Clark
the House of Kuppenheimer
John J.desmondco
Water Streets
Mark Hagan
U.S. S. St. Louis
Procter Hagan
W. H. Davis
Capt. Davis
Dominic Magro
B. M. Harford
Madelyn Berry
J. T. McMahan
Lila M
Muriel Hill
Elisha Field
Elizabeth Carey
Charles O’brien
James
Gray
Will Field
Margery Bailey
Sam
Cromwell
Boyd Lev
P. N
Coniey’s Specialty Store
Charles C. King
U.S.N
Bridgeport, Ct
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