Happenings of the Week in Phippsburg
The Perry mill at Stonybrook is at work sawing lumber. The town faces road and water questions, a town meeting to discuss Albions rental, and candidates for road commissioner. Improvements at Sebasco Estates are planned with Frank Beal as foreman.
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Phippsburg
Perry
Stonybrook
Albion Blaisdell
Gar
Cmar
Mir. Bisisdell Ie
Freeman H. Merritt
New York
Sebasco Estates
Atlantic
Portland
Towch
Frank H. Beal
Beal
Merritt
John H. Stacey
Stacey
Sapadahoe
W. D. Hutchins
Augusta
Charles O. Baker
Avro Reeves
Tookiie
Amasa Williams
New Shoe Factory Hopes and Town Meeting Preview
Work on the proposed shoe factory has not begun yet as workers leave to make simple shoes for traveling men and expect to return within a week. The town meeting Monday seems likely to be calm with the current selectmen unanimously supported. discussions cover the soldiers monument lot appropriation and local road commissioner selection amid various civic plans.
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Merchi i
Tie
Western
M. McQuillin
Lewis M. Foulton
Harvard
Sarah
L. D. Snall
Grange
Merry Meeting Grange
Bath
Brunswick
John Thurlow Celebrates Eightieth Birthday in Bath
On February 26 John F L Thorlow, longtime Bath shipbuilder and Corliss Street church member, turned eighty at his Highland Street home. A resident since 1561, he is father to six and grandfather to four with relatives sending telegrams and letters of congratulations.
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John FL Thorlow
Bath
Highland Street
Corliss Street
Tda A. Leora M
John M
Joseph B. Thurlow
C. R. Brown
Wollaston
Mass
J. L. Housle
Pelham
N. H
Women’s Clubs Hear Maine Rural School Reform Plan
The Bath Fortnightly Club heard Mrs. Flagg urge consolidation of rural schools in Brooks and Jackson and call for more local missionary effort. Mrs. Roberts of Portland’s Woman’s Literary Union outlined club departments, funding, and six thousand dollars spent on school decoration, a cooking school, and medical inspections.
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Maine
Brooks and
Jackson
Portland
Sineh
Woman's Literary Union of Portland
New Landings Planned for Westport Steamboat Travel
Westport residents expect improved steamboat facilities this year with two new landings at Muddy Cove and McCarty's landing for the Winter Harbor route. The Eastern Steamship Co may operate a Boothbay to Wiscasset boat all summer to compete, and others may run a Boothbay to Bath service if the plan proceeds.
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Westport
Winter Harbor
Muddy Cove
McCarty’s Landing
Eastern Steamship Company
Boothbay
Wiscasset
Bath
Prince Bayard Defeats Max M in Pond Brush Race
A lively afternoon on Charles Stevens pond saw Prince Bayard win over Max M in a noted horse race. The gasoline freighter J. B. Glover made a swift Portland to harbor run, arriving at 2 15 PM. Corliss & Coombs undertake extensive interior decorations in Bank Block with offices set for attention.
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Charles Stevens
Prince Bayard
Max M
Glover
Portland
Corliss & Coombs
Bank
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George L. Cutting
Waldoboro
I. WyaAtaiting
W. Spinney
Mr. Cuting
Thoraus
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Rocker
Workius
Aim
Mathes
J. W. Davis
Albert Storer
Horace Bowie
Denn
Rogers
Charles Rogers
Phippstirve
Oto
Winnegance
Small Point
Small Point Harbor
New Meadows
Popham
Kennebec
Parker Head
Tims
Oye al
Ark
Selecimen
Cntrieh
Bodwell Grange
Dromere Enyange
Smeck
St. Stevens
Phippshurse Center
Small Point Ff. BR
A. Brown
Silas Oliver
Schasco
WN Heal
Mre
Wred. Porter of
Beveris, Mass
J T Htott
Achdair
Bow Doenteam
Fiern
Walter Mariner
Terry” Wistt
Fred Adderton
Robbie
Lizzie Blodeett
CC. D. Fish
Sadie Coleman
Lisbon
Electa
Alma Kendall
Miv
Camnilskigner
C.F. Staples
Massachusetts
R. W. Carr
Manchester
New Hampshire
Heath Mion
John F. Tfherlow
Ogy
Ayer
Mase
Lane
Thomson
Batiste
Warner's
Ivy
Crane's Linen
Crane
Eaton, Crane & Pike
Highland Linen
Ladies’ Home Journal
James F. Will CO
Piveseand Ss
Aids
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Nature
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