Bragg to Lead Bowdoinham Mission at Bishop Schoolhouse
Rev George M Bragg evangelist of Minneapolis will conduct a meeting at the Bishop schoolhouse Friday March 3 at 730 PM Good music singing and preaching The Bowdoin Center church services Sunday include 10 AM worship East Bowdoin 230 PM and Fisher Road chapel 730 PM All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Bragg
Minneapolis
MacDougal
Ralph Purington
North Eastern University
Boston
Powers House
C. L. Browne
Clara N. Fogg
Emma Ferguson
Brunswick
Alvin Purington
Scarboro
John Purington
Charles Hackett
Helen Britt
George Cutler
Emily Rideout
Stanley Painter
Grange
Eastman
Landry
State Road
Elbridge Cornish
Faith Hope
Fairfield
Bowdoin Ridge
Lloyd Kelley
the Ridge
W. S. Given
Marshall
Margaret
William
Auburn
The
Carver
Betty Merchant
Farmington
William Marshall
Bowdoin Sagadahoc Grange Meeting Notes and Social
Bowdoin Sagadahoc grange met at Bowdoin Center hall with 32 River View grange members visiting from Lisbon Falls. Two membership applications were acted on while Mrs. Alice Larabee led a varied lecturer program. Over 100 attended as refreshments and dancing followed the meeting, with several local updates and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
River View Grange
Lisbon Falls
Alice Larabee
Harry Durgin
Massachusetts
Carolin Coutoure
Clara Williams
Carrol Williams
Cumberland Mills
Addie Williams
Ernest Carr
Brungwick
Prudence Lucy
Bowdoinham
Ray Pur
Erland Rogers
H. K. Adams
Ella Adams
Grant Woods
Pomona Orange
Richmond Corner
C. A. Babb
L. C. Starbird
Bath
Harry Purington
Lloyd Purington
Portland
Ice harvesting troubles hit local farms and neighbors
North Bowdoinham reports Leon Batchelder slipped on yard ice and broke his right leg above the knee. Miss Cora Little of Milton Academy visited Milton over the weekend. Mrs Edward LaRochelle hosted a surprise twenty first birthday party for 21 friends. Jennie Maxwell and family visited in Topsham. Charles Wade stored ice at Capital Island. Mrs Arthur Rand and Barbara of Auburn spent time with her mother. Farmers face unprecedented ice harvesting difficulties while securing cooling for milk.
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Bert Merrill
St. Barnabas Hospital
Merril
Frank T. Siegars
Mr. Merrill
Miss Ames
Philip Webb
Ocean Park
Ralph Denham
South Portland
Charlies Hackett
Karl D. Hatch
Philip Rideout
John Denham
South Freeport
Verina Denham
A. G. Hulse
Bowdoinham Fertilizer Co
Bath
Antwerp
Belgium
I. M. Fowle
Arthur Downing
Portland
Upper Main Street
Miss Gatewood
Little Guy
Horace Millay
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
George Cutler
Helen Britt
Eva MacDougal
Leon Batchelder
Cora Little
Milton Academy
Milton
Mass
H. H., Little
Edward LaRochelle
Jennie Maxwell
Zina Maxwell
E. D. Baker
John Tarbox
Topsham
Charles Wade
Capital Island
Arthur Rand
Barbara
Auburn
Rand
Five Generations Gather to Celebrate 92nd Birthday
Mrs. Mary F. York marked her 92nd birthday with five generations present at Mrs. Frank H. Beal’s Brunswick Road home. Attending were York, her daughter Iola M. Beal, granddaughter Gertrude Wilson, great granddaughter Maxie Lewis, and great great grandson Maxie Lewis Jr. The day featured cards, visitors, and a birthday cake. Although blind for three years, York remains lively and recalls her youth with ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Beal
Brunswick Road
Frank Beal
Alfred Jean
Dorothy
Clarence
Gertrude Wilson
Maxie Lewis
Maxie Jr
Chester Wilson
Rose Jean
York
Cow from Millay Brothers sets Guernsey record in New Hampshire
Peterboro New Hampshire news reports a three year old Guernsey cow named Medium's Delight of M. H. 258854 owned by the Millay Brothers of Richmond achieving a new official record. She produced 8334.1 pounds of milk and 482.0 pounds of fat in class EE and earned entry in the Advanced Register of the American Guernsey Cattle Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterboro
N. H
Millay Brothers
Richmond
American Guernsey Cattle Club
M. H
Seth G Ames Dies in California Accident Claims Life
Judge James H Ames received a telegram on February 22 announcing the death of his brother Seth G Ames in San Diego California. Born September 6 1867 in Palermo Maine Seth moved west as a young man and built a career in fruit and real estate before founding Ames Realty Co in San Diego. He married twice first to Lizzie Nicholl of Wordsboro Virginia and later to Helen Clapp of Riverside California. He leaves two daughters Hope W and Mary G plus two brothers Paul Ames Jr and James H Ames and two sisters Lizzie Everett and Rosa M Ames along with a large circle of relatives.
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James H. Ames
Seth G. Ames
San Diego
California
Seth George Ames
Paul and
Jane
Lowell) Ames
Palermo
Maine
Unity
Nevada
Lakeport
Calif
Cal
Lizzie A. W. Nicholl
D. C
Mary Jane (Dodge) Nicholl
Wordsboro
Helen Clapp
James D. Clapp
Connecticut
Langston County
New York
Riverside
Hope W
Mary G. Ames
Paul Ames Junior
Bowdoinham
Lizzie (Ames) Everett
Rosa M. Ames
Pacific Grove
Talk on forestry before Men's Club
The Central church Men's Club heard Austin H. Wilkins of Augusta outline Maine forests history and current management in a lecture titled Know Maine by Her Forests. He traced ownership from English rulers to Massachusetts and the District of Maine, noted forest richness, waterways, tourism income, and dangers of fires, and illustrated with a film. A chicken salad dinner followed. bandits who robbed a Colorado bank left gilt edged securities behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Maine
Austin H. Wilkins
Augusta
Maine Forestry Department
Old Province
Duchy of
Mayne
France
England
Massachusetts
Bath
Wilkins
Topsham
Fred Rouden
D. L. Wilson
Eddie Brown
Colorado
Wall Street
Wanted to Buy Tillage and Woodland Near Bangor Maine
Wanted to buy a few acres of tillage and woodland with a camp or old farm house in the Bangor area Maine. State price and full contact details to Box 211 Bangor Maine.
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Bangor
Maine
Superintendent of Burials Reports Yearly Deaths and Burials
Horace W Ward superintendent of burials reports 147 deaths for the year 81 males 66 females 79 died away 24 died in Bath bodies carried elsewhere total 226 deaths and burials 168 burials Oak Grove 19 Maple Grove 8 Calvary 5 Fairview 24 out of town 2 entombments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace W. Ward
Bath
Oak Grove
Maple Grove
Calvary
Fairview
Ethical Cold Medicine Promises Subtle Relief
Researchers promote a nonadvertised cold medicine focused on gentle relief. The approach emphasizes safety and natural ingredients, aiming for long lasting comfort without bold claims or overt marketing. Authorities note its discreet rollout targets routine colds and seasonal sniffles.
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Senter’s, Inc
New
Lady Pepperell
Stevens
Skinner
Nae
Suzanne
Lord Pepperell
Mabel Millay
Frank Millay
Albert Henderson
Bernard
Friend
R. D. Purint
Carrie Merrill
James
Abbie Thorne
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
William Hamilton
Gertrude Atkins
Dorchester
Hamilton
George Hamilton
Malcolm
Elizabeth Jewell
Wellesley
I. C. Irish
Christine Jenkins
Melvin Jenkins
Lawrence Jenkins
Robbie
Rosie
Fannie
Helen Allen
Pearl
George Bragg
Margaret Crouse
Randall
Gertrude Robinson
Guy Sedgley
Alterton
Susie Babb
Elmer Allen
Little Christine
Electa Chapter
Masonic Hall
Henry Cornish
Herbert Merrill
Cleorge Bragg
Minn
Bishop Schoolhouse
Star Aid
Henry E. Cornish
R. A. Dickinson
Raymond Rendell
Alfred
Lottie M. Cobb
S. D. Clark
BABY
Rhode Island
Plymouth Rocks
Meadowbrink Farm
Frank Merryman
Jordan Ave
Bowdoin
North Bowdoinham
Mary F. York
State Forestry Department
Stuart Erwin
Wynne Gibson
Animal Kingdom
Leslie Howard
Ann Harding
Evalyn Knapp
James Murray
Sign OF the
Cross Frederic March
Claudette Colbert
Goldie
Lili Damita
Sam Hardy
Atwater
Kent
RADIO
Santo Domingo
Atwater Kent
Music Store
Front Street
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