Five Islands School Closes After Term With Noted Achievements
The primary school ended a twelve week term with twenty nine pupils registered and twenty seven point nine attendance. Alice Cromwell led fourth grade spelling and will enter grammar school in fall as Aurelia Gray earned a perfect spelling record. The third grade prospered with Aurelia Gray Leila Davis and Marion Stevens receiving top prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cromwell
Doris Moore
Kathleen and
Aurelia Gray
Lulu Rowe
Marion Stevens
Marietta Ryder
Delia Davis
Cleon Stevens
William Marr
Charlie Davis
Basil McMahan
Rudolph Pinkham
Fenton Moore
Doris E. Moore
Ivan Pinkham
Grammar School
Leila Davis
Ida Rowe
James Tie
Et. Bodzge
Mildred Ryder
Vivian Beal
Floyd B. Moore
Dorothy Pinkham
Iva Cromwell
Louvisa Ryder
Malden
Mr. Mains
A. W. Walker
Malden Island
Wedding Bells Highlight Woolwich Notices
In Woolwich, families attended the Robbins-Cobbett wedding at Arrowsic and a June 19 ceremony at Murphy's Corner where Evelyn Marr Bowker wed Harold Mark Bailey with a double ring service. Guests included relatives from Boston Gardner and Wiscasset, gifts featured a dishes set from the groom’s mother, and plans for a honeymoon follow.
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Frank Head
Sarah Reed
Chester Robbins
Robbins-Cobbett
Arrowsic
Joseph Perkins
Wilson
A. J. Hamilton
Auburn
Judson I. ‘Wood
Plinette Allen
Milton Oliver
Murphy’s Corner
Oliver
Evelyn Marr Bowker
Harold Mark Bailey
Wiscasset
Clinton Bailey
Lohengren
Georgetown Notes Spark Local Summer Activities and Engagements
A Georgetown strawberry festival raised funds at the First Baptist vestry with a beach sale plan for Fourth of July at Sea Beach. West Georgetown hosted Midsummer in Sweden with a Maypole and dancing. Townsfolk report illnesses, burials, school picnics, house rentals, and weddings with Mrs. Oliver hosting guests and two engagements announced for Helena Stewart and Junior Stewart.
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Gentlemen of the Working League
First Baptist Church
William M. Farnsworth
Riggsville
Sea Beach
West Georgetown
Baron Rosentwist
Sweden
James Stevens
Five Islands
Baroness Rosentwist
Frank Moore
Horace Cragin
Marius Page
Riggs Burying Ground
Cyrus W. Oliver
Newport News
E. A. Williams
Frank H. Morrell
Irvington
N. J
Owen K. Marr
Morrell
Squirrel Island
Ellen May
Henry
Levi Totman
Earle Hagan
Ida Lewis
William
Lewis Thompson
Hazel
Bath
Mr. Thompson
Todd's Wharf
Thompson
Helena Stewart
Brookline
Philip Dalrymple
Arlington
Junior Stewart
Sarah Hodgkins
Local Notables Return and Summer Guests Arrive in West Bath
Mrs. H. S. Hanson returns from Portland after visiting Mrs. William Savage. Fred W. Armes comes home from the Wadsworth trial voyage. A Lemont farm horse is bought. Maude and Edna Bliss return to Bath from visits with Mrs. F. W. Armes. Horace Channell and family of Everett, Mass. arrive to spend the summer at the A. H. Donnell cottage, with several prior summers there. The Sorority and Brotherhood of ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dunton
Maxwell
Charles Wright
Kent’s Hill
Harriet Hathorne
Readfield
Eastman
Plinette Allen
Ernest Savage
Bath
New Meadows Inn
Athol
Mass
Fred W. Armes
Wadsworth
Lemont Farm
Maude
Edna Bliss
F. W. Armes
Horace Channell
Everett
A. H. Donnell
Bath church to join picnic at Armes cottage today
Wesley M. E. Church in Bath will participate in a picnic at the Armes cottage in Larrabee's Grove today. Mr. and Mrs. William White and Miss Esther White opened their New Meadows camp for the season. E. W. Haggett left Friday for Portland to attend the Maine Rural Carriers Association meeting where he serves as secretary and treasurer. the gathering will be at Pythian Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. E
Bath
Armes Ottage
Larrabee’s Grove
William White
Esther White
New Meadows
E. W. Haggett
Portland
Maine Rural Carriers’ Association
Pythian Hall
West Bath Grange Children’s Night Program
West Bath Grange presents a June 28 children’s night featuring the South End Orchestra led by John Stacey Reading Marion Purington and Violet Ward perform recitations and solos. duets, dances and a fancy number fill the program with music by the orchestra. Following the program, games and social time offer a cordial invitation for all Grangers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
South End Orchestra
John Stacey Reading
Marion Purington
Harry Woodward Cornet
Harry Starbird
Violet Ward
Charles Haggett
Character Reading
Mrs. Hope Ward
Margaret Peterson
Ruth Ward
John Larrabee
Dorothy Welch
Florence Neilley
Memorial Services at Sagadahoc Grange Hall
Sagadahoc Grange holds memorial services at the Grange Hall Bowdoin Center Sunday June 27 at 2 30 p m Rev R F Johannot Auburn will preach the sermon public is invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
R. F. Johannot
Auburn
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Lermond H. Rowe
Charles Nocton
E. M. Wade
Angier
Oakmont
Lester Davis
Almon Marr
Henry Rowe
Baby
Bangor
J. E. Blaisdell
Ernest Harford
Richmond
Daniel Sexton
Augusta
S. Lightbody
Helen
N. H
E. J. Erskine
Rose
J. P. Lewis
W. H. Davis
W. Medford
E. F. Lewis
Phyllis Wyman
Arthur Oliver
Irene Gombossey
New York
Rowe’s Hall
Charles E. Boucher
Lisbon Falls
Aileen Grover
George C. Rowe
Galen Ward
W. S. Boucher
Maude Harley
Morse High School
H. D. Harley
Seguinland
McMahan’s Island
Woolwich
Georgetown
West Bath
the Sorority and Brotherhood of
United States
ZeLuNy
Jess Iof
Nis
Money Boys
Nobby
Palm Beach Norfolk
John J.desmondco
Water Streets
Maine
Conley’s Specialty Store
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