Langdon Oliver of Georgetown Dies at Ninety Five
Langdon Oliver aged ninety five died peacefully due to old age. A lifelong resident and former Kennebec River pilot, he lived with daughter Carrie Oliver and is survived by two sisters Angeline Berry Nancy Spinney brother Sewall P. Oliver and two sons Byron and Anson M. Oliver. Funeral services were held at the First Baptist Church. The town remembers him as its oldest citizen and a respected figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Wordsworth
Sophia Oliver
Angeline Berry
Germantown
Nancy Spinney
First Baptist Church
Harold Ward
Topsham
West Georgetown
Henry Todd
Stanley Tobey
Thomas Tobey
J. Fred Tobey
Tobey
Riggsville
Renwood Brewer
L. Eugene Thebeau
Leo
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
E. W. Dixon
Maine Central
Mr. Thebeau
Seguinland
John Wellings
South Boston
Thomas Hagan
Mains
Calvin Tarr
Eugene Trafton
Island Falls
Winfield Todd
Emily Todd
Marrtown
B. P. Todd
Dyer
Hannaford Bros
Portland
Bertha Avery
Nathaniel Perkins
Popham Beach
Whisters
W. A. Todd
George Oliver
Howard Trafton
Florence Woodside
Walter Cummings
Lida Mains
W. H. Davies
Lothiar Lowell
Bath
Everett Higgins
Mable Mosier
Harry
Butler
Eugene Reynolds
Perry Beals
Lower Riggsville
Silas Damon
Daisy Mains
West Bath Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
West Bath residents report guests from Bath, Freeport, Skowhegan, and Lisbon. The New Meadows boat club rehearses a minstrel show for Cumberland Theatre, while portable mills move to Berry's Mills and a shingling bee improves a barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Meadows
William White
Erma Bonney
Winthrop
Ernest Williams
Campbell’s Pond
Hilton
Baby
Freeport
C. P. Higgins
W. F. Mitchell
Brunswick
Ellison Houdlette
Bath
H. C. Brown Place
Katie McNary
Boston
Rachel Potter
West Bath
Berry’s Mills
Fred Wright
North Bath
Leah Wiles
Skowhegan
Florence Neiley
Washington
New York
Wiles
Miss Neiley
Stratton
Flagstaff
E. W. Haggett
Arthur Lemont
Robert Toothaker
School Committee Chooses Supervisor of Schools in Town
The school committee met at Frank Clark's home last Saturday evening and chose Mrs. Mabel Whisner as supervisor of schools. Roy Phinney left town for Lynn Massachusetts after wintering with his uncle. A baked bean supper was held at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Crosby
Bath
Capt
Blanche
Edgar Blanche
West Woolwich
Sarah Hawthorne
Sagadahoc Ferry
William Clark
M. E. Church
Town Hall
W. F. Potter
Boston
Grace Potter
George L. Tarr
George Kennerson
Lois Cromwell
G. S. Drummond
Charles Brown
Nequasset
Bion Shea
Alice
Woolwich
Edward Damien
Portland
Frank Clark
Mabel Whisner
Roy Phinney
Lynn
Mass
Bodwell Grange Celebrates 28th Anniversary
Bodwell Grange held its 28th anniversary on March 18 with twenty two members and eleven visitors. The program featured an Anniversary Poem by L A Carr and a History of the Grange by F A Curtis presented by an able lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodwell Grange
L. A. Carr
F. A. Curtis
Growth of the Grange and Related Activities Report
The article catalogs Grange activities including A. A. Wallace Duet and Emma Sylvester Singing, notes on Meeting outcomes with the affirmative on a Women are more inquisitive question, and mentions Canton King S OOF members traveling to Waterville for a banquet and Patriarch Militant degree. It references ships Pochahontas and Arabia illustrated in the Independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Kelley
M. J. Moore
A. C. Johnson
Julia Johnson
Isabelle McIntyre
Raymond McIntyre
C. H. McIntyre
Sadie Wallace
America
Bodwell Grange
Canton King
P.M
S. O.0.f
Waterville
Canton Halifax
Brunswick and Bath
Rebekahs
The
Independent
Houghton
Arabia
Sagadahoc Grange Holds All Day Session With Debate
Sagadahoc Grange held an all day session with strong attendance. After opening exercises and music the lecturer asked which has done more for the world money or brains. Douglas and Hildreth favored money while Patten Cannon and Edwin Hildreth spoke for brains. A fine dinner followed, then a program including words of welcome and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Grange
William Douglass
Harold Hildreth
E. C. Patten
P. A. Cannon
Edwin Hildreth
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Georgetown
Smith Farm
Sagadahoc Bay
Charles Oliver
Bessie Thompson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Clayton Rowe
Five Islands
A. E.rowe
G. B. Sinclair
Kennebec Point
Victor Richardson
Fred Ward
Everett Trafton
Nancy Oliver
Maurice Spinney
Bay Point
E. M. Spinney
the Cove
Horatio Douglas
Mattie Hinckley
Harold Hunt
B. F. Moore
Lisbon
Working League
Todd
Thomas Williams
Charles Mains
Jessie Davies
William H. Davies
Will Mavns
Gladys Snow
Edward Clarey
Harry Day
Arrowsic
Charles Eaton’s
Ellsworth Loveitt
E. B. Loveitt
Baby Althea
Earl Whitten
Bay Point Way
Pearl
Leah Mains
Naomi
Elbridge Powers
Alex Marr
Ralph Legard
Undertaker Jackson
George Gove
Arrowsie
Mr. Lowell
Mable Mosher
L. W. Powers
Walter
Bessie Powers
Fred W. Larrabee
Lewiston
Charles T. Dunham
Spring Street
Joseph White
H. E. Worres
Upper Washington Street
Seneca Conley
Warren E. Rideout
Burlington
Sophia Higgins
Ham'shil
L. D. Sheldon
Leburton
Foster
Joseph Larrabee
Thomas Stein
South Arrowsie
Katherine Hagan
Elsie Blair
Sadie Black
Mildred Snipe
Dorothy Penney
Edward Snipe
W. A. Perry
Eleanor Morse
Winneganee
Harold Snipe
Arthur LaBelle
Herbert Snipe
C. J. Hood CO
the House OF Kuppenheimer
Kuppenheimer
John J.desmondco
Water Streets
Maine
Conley’s Specialty Store
A. A. Wallace
Eaton
Grange
Emma Sylvester
Bessie L. Sprague
Lizzie (Small
Edith Hildreth
Ruth Jones
Story
Nelson
Marion Hildreth
J. F. Baker
Douglass
Keay
Marshall
Hildreth
Patten
Maan
Grange Choir
Millward Patten
Brother Mulligan
Sister Martin
Sagadahoc
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