Methodist Blues Entertain Reds at Bowdoinham Banquet
The Methodist Sunday school Blues hosted the Reds for a Banquet and entertainment at the vestry. The program featured solos recitations readings duets and various skits led by performers from Bowdoinham and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Blues
Sydoinham
Blues
Methodist Sunday School
Reds
Plain Cat
Pauline Gordon
Edna Graves
Jessie Ames
Pearle Ames
Ruth Pinkerton
Bernice Allen
Cold Air Family
Celia Ames
Quiet Bowdoin-Auburn Wedding Unites Baker and Allen
A very quiet wedding took place Saturday at one o clock at Rev J P Crosby s Auburn residence uniting Gilbert Baker of Auburn and Ida Allen of West Bowdoin. The couple exchanged rings in a double ring ceremony attended by Mrs Emery Baker Mrs Charles Allen Mrs Arthur Philbrook and Miss Hildred Whitney of Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Rideout
Laurence Adams
Litchfield
Arthur Philbrook
Matinicus
Charles H. Allen
Isaac Holbrook
Levi Danforth
Ina Maroon
Roy Curtis
A. P. Philbrook
Auburn
J. P. Crosby
Gilbert Baker
Ida Allen
West Bowdoin
Emery Baker
Charles Allen
Hildred Whitney
Five Islands Grange social funds grow and death of Mrs Dearborn
The Five Islands Grange hosted a successful Saturday social with sandwiches doughnuts and coffee raising 4.01 for the hall fund bringing total to 445.86. A Grange meeting featured vocal solos and readings as members praised Wendell Stevens for his donation. The community mourned the death of Mrs Eliza Dearborn 81, with funeral held at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie C. Brown
Island Falls
Edwin Soule
W. T. Hardie
W. G. Wyman
J .P. Clark
H. J. Whitney
Topsham
the Ridge
Lewiston
Abbie
J. L. Pinkerton
Emily Rideout
W. C. Rideout
McDonald Temple
Pythian
Town Hall
Co. P. Bates
C. L. Mosher
Auction Bridge
S. W. Carr
M. T. Purinton
G. R. Cutler
C. B. Randall
Silas Foss
C. F. Staples
H. E. Cornish
F. E. Jack
Bath
Ralph Lunt
Harold Cheney
Nathaniel Millay
Grange
Manfred Newdick
Chas. W. Boucher
Clyde Pinkham
Brother West
Sister Muse
Sister Moore
Wendell Stevens
Westport
Dell Lewis
George West
Florabel Moore
Addie Mass
L. H. Rowe
A. E. Holland
Amanda Blaisdell
Ladies’ Aid Society
Carrie Hagan Heald
Sylvia Boucher
Eliza Dearborn
Sarah Stevens
Portside Notes From Cundy's Harbor Week
Frank Lane visited Portland on business and Christine Crosby with Mahoney also stayed there. Mail Driver E W Holbrook recovers from grip with pneumonia threat as Dr Elliott treats him. Roy Catlin drives the mail. Mrs Emma Doughty and Mrs Ada York went to Freeport for a physician visit while Will Barns rode the mail. Mrs Wilbur Getchell travels to Boston to meet her husband. Lydia Thompson remains sick, Gertie Darling returns from Bath, Eva Toothaker and son Sam rode the stage. Sam had a tooth pulled. Henry Wilson visits to manage his property. Ed Darling rents it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Moore
Kenneth Frost Soto
Blanche Rounds
Edith Wood
Hurley Grant
James Henderson
Verona Moore
Henderson Fred Heath
Ola Curtis
Bath
H. D. Grant
Pine and
High Streets
G. Wyman
Richmond
Epworth League
Methodist Vestry
L. F. Sparks
Hattie O. Perry
Exeter
N. H
Louise Clark
C. O. Purinton
Charles White
Frank Adams
R. E. Ferguson
Emily Rideout
Pomona Grange
Woolwich
Bowdoinham
Portland
Lena Patten
W. W. Denham
H. L. Clark
Gardiner
E. S. Edgecomb
Jessie Ames
Topsham
Jennie Reed
Robert Temple
Brunswick
Iw. L. Blackmon
W. E. Rideout
Robert Jack
Rangeley
John Mealey
Charles Philbrick
Grip
John T. Pratt
Augusta
Augusta General Hospital
Capitol St
Frank Lane
Christine Crosby
Miss Mahoney
William Holbrook
E. W. Holbrook
Elliott
Roy Catlin
Emma Doughty
Ada York
Freeport
Will Barns
Wilbur Getchell
Boston
Lydia Thompson
Elliot
Gertie Darling
Eva Toothaker
Sam
Henry Wilson
Ed Darling
Banquet for James P Reynolds precedes Portland move
Mrs. W J Graves visits Portland. several locals at Millay Bros. James P Reynolds to leave for Portland to start a business after a private Colonial Cafe banquet with a turkey dinner. D A Merry of Winnegoance suffers two sprains from a Pine Street ice fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Cafe
James P. Reynolds
Portland
H. A. Huse
Herbert Sparks
James F. Bonness
A. W. Viden
J. P. Ledyard
A. F. Wright
A. Clyde Feere
John Richards
Mr. Mabry
G. D. Rogers
Fred Humphreys
H. E. Grindell
J. A
D. A. Merry
Winneyance
Pine St
Carver Restores Ancient Mahoganized Bedstead
Wood carver F. H. Newcomb in his Front Street workshop is restoring a rare mahoganized bedstead from Dam ariscotta Mills. The 250 year old Tomlinson family piece remains in perfect preservation and will be returned to its cottage style with cords. Newcomb has rejected several offers from antique collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Newcomb
King Tavern
Damariscotta Mills
Tomlinson
Newcomb
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Mr. Foss
Fred Heath
W. S. Given
Irene
Frank Millay
Lawyer Springer
Lisbon Falls
R. H. Jack
Jack
F. J. Nichols
Horace Snell
Hiram Walker
S.P.C.A
E. W. Warren
Bert Pierce
Margaret Gile
East Bowdoinham
George Hackett
Myrick Heath
Bay
Earland Brown
Daniel Cornish
Ralph Cunningham
Vesta Seigars
Dresden
D. W. Blair
George Blair
W. B. Williams
Alfred Baker
Charles Preble
Irving Heath
Connecticut
Fred Cunningham
Alvah Good
Carleton Jenkins
Bert Wood
Kate Blair
Bird
Myrlick Heath
Alice Preble
Dexter Baker
Alfred
O. A. Leeman
Clyde
Wall Springs
Florida
Percy Baker
Henry Smith
Alfred Maxwell
Bowdoin
Thompson Bros. Clothiers
Five Islands
Joseph Rogers
Rockland
William Boyd
Hiram Stevens
Popham
Julia Davis
Pomona
George Hanna
Thomas
Clinton
C. D. Sears
T. D. Reid
Everett Higgins
Harry Dougherty
Avalon
Penn
Dougherty
Clarence McMahan
George Gray
Millan Leonard
Ferris Leonard
North Carolina
Hagan
Cundy’s Harbor
Bowdoinham Post Road
Hamburg
Masonville
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