Doings Down Georgetown Way This Week in Woolwich
A detailed Woolwich newspaper notice recounts the March town meeting results in Georgetown. Elected officials include Moderator W C Todd and town clerk W A Todd, selectmen W H Dearborn E C Merry and C A MacMahan, treasurer W A Todd, and road commissioners Natt F Howe Chas E Hanna and T W Williams. It notes budget changes and voter mood to trim appropriations to lower taxes, plus local meetings planned and social events amid community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hall
W C. Todd
W. A. Todd
W. H. Dearborn
E. C. Merry
Charles A. MacMahan
H G. Heald
W. O. Oliver
B. H. Woodside
Natt F. Howe
Chas. E. Hanna
T. W. Williams
Joseph Stevens
E. M. Cunningham
Woods
Board of Selectmen
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Kneeland
Wiss Belle Heald
Brownfield
Gladys Oliver
Edith Berry
Funeral services for George H Potter at Washington street home
The funeral for 58 year old George H Potter was held yesterday afternoon from his Washington street home. Rev. Francis W O Brien conducted the services with bearers Fred H Pratt Roscoe P Ham Charles W Dingley and Henry G Hodgdon. Potter was a member of Acadia Lodge Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Potter
Washington Street
Francis W. O’brien
Fred H. Pratt
Roscoe P. Ham
Charles W. Dingley
Henry G. Hodgdon
Potter
Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Barber shop building moved to shore for gasoline sales
The small structure at the end of Hunt street long used as a barber shop by Elliot F. Penney has been relocated by Edward E. Pinson near the shore to operate as a gasoline outlet.
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Calvinist Baptist Church
Missionary Society
Winfield S. Webb
Gladys
Florence
Edward Webb
Somerville
Mass
Fred I. Carter
Day's Ferry
Percy Curtis
Richmond
Joseph Curtis
Eva Cornish
Bowdoinham
Walter
Arnold
Pittston
Wallace Reed
Evison Stinson
Woolwich
Weldon Preble
Addison Rice’s
Earl Rice
Dana’s
Ernest Stilphen
Hunt Street
Elliot F. Penney
Edward E. Pinson
Maine Central official visits town yesterday
P. M. Hammett, superintendent of the motive power for the Maine Central Railroad, was in town for a visit yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Hammett
Maine Central R. R
Also Mentioned on This Page
John J. Desmond
Bath, Me. A
New
Conley’s Specialty Store
Georgetown Way
Woolwich Town
Sagadahoc
Kennebec
New Pri
Nannie Russell
Bath
Dyer
Willa S. Jones
O. M. Kingsbury
Howard Trafton
the Cove
Thomas Blaisdell
Five Islands
Benjamin F. Woodside
Mr. Todd
Kennebec Point
Riggsville
William Noble
Georgetown Center
A. E. Wyman
Valere Morang
Pembroke
Sabattus
Cove
James Stevens
Freemont Rowe
Edith C. Berry
Joseph Blaisdell
Azelda Rowe
Belle Stevens
Leonard
Lizzie Tarr
John Haley
South End
Fred Gray
Myrtle
Marjorie
Enterprise
Portland
George C. Rowe
L. H. Rowe
Winfield Webb
Fred T. Carter
Dexter Wright
Old County Road
Lemuel Stinson
Wiscasset
James Mains
New York
Galveston
Laura M. Bailey
Martin McDonough
Hartley Hathorne
Oleo Club
Ellen Corliss
Morse High School
Leslie Bailey
Cumberland
James Main
Bertha Preble
Sharon
Massachusetts
William Stinson
Little Sons
Leonard Stilphen
Alice Atherton
Winship Lilly
Bert Blair
Rufus McKenney
Arrowsie
Tuessiee Hall
Stinson Davis
Maria O. Teele
Boston
Lester
Helen Snowman
Edward Little High
Auburn
Ruth Hanna
Willis Brewer
Southport
Hannaford Bros
Warren
Milton Carleton
North Woolwich
Bagley
Center
Harry Austin
Nequasset
John Thwing
Laura Gowan
Small Point
Dresden
Herbert W. Brooks
Grange
George W. Shaw
Monstreag
J. F. Butler
Frank R. Hodgdon
Eben Dana
F. W. Carlton
Herbert G. Fletcher
South Paris
Alonzo C. Scribner
Lewiston
J. Manley Nichols
Augusta
Mr. Carlton
Baron Sidnit
Carlton
Baron Sidnut
Supreme Court
Sagadahoc County
Arthur J. Dunton
Pattangall
Maine
Frank Leslie Moseley
Odd Fellows
Bowdoin
William and Charity (Whittemore
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