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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1914

Page

4

HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK IN PHIPPSBURG

Agnes Oliver visits family in town as friends note health updates for Annie Perry and nurse Mrs. Welsh Johnson. Local mill activity and plans for a cold storage plant surface amid fishing and lumber work. Schools set to open. various residents travel to Bath and Boston for business and family matters.

Agnes Oliver Poland Alvina Oliver Bowker Phippsburg Center Annie M. Perry Sherman Morse Winneganee Scott Morse Boston Nottingham Phippsburge Andrew Powers William W. Tasmer Small Point Scott Rovers Bath Harkin Gross & Company Reach Dromore Johnson Anne Merry James B. Perry Meadowbrook James E. Perry Winneganee Creek Frank S. Bowker Nelson Heald A. F. Williams Anne M. Perry

Community Notes From Winnegance Church and Village

Regular Wednesday church gathering led by L. L. Hooker of Bath. Sewing Circle enjoyed by Mrs. Henry Potter. Local residents and visitors from Freeport Portland Somerville and Southport share birthdays travels and guests. The Morse High School class raises 290 for a Washington trip with 23 students and chaperones. Augusta High School joins the same excursion schedule.

Winnegance Church L. L. Hooker People’s Baptist Church Bath Winnegance Sewing Circle Henry Potter George Dennison Madelyn Freeport George A. Merritt Lydia Rogers Fred Coombs James O. Lincoln Henry Carlson Portland Albert Lakin Beulah McIntire George M. Daley William F. Willis Herbert Willis Morse High School Columbia Theatre Bath Opera House Washington Montgomery Shorey Torrey Adams Augusta High School

Walking Match to Feature Morse Hunt Prowess

A walking race from the Court House to the Winneganee bridge will pit Edward E. Morse against George W. Hunt with pacemaker William H. Donnell. Morse aims for heel and toe walking in three minutes with Hunt seeking a faster time. a band may accompany the walkers and a big supper awaits the winner.

Court House Winneganee Bridge Edward E. Morse William H. Donnell Board of Registration Mr. Morse George W. Hunt Police Morse Hunt

Community Notes From NEW MEADOWS and Nearby

Social items from NEW MEADOWS report Mr and Mrs John B Randall hosting whist with prizes won by Miss Mabel Jordan and Ernest Snow. The Ladies Circle at Mrs Mary Purint’s home cleared over nine dollars after a March 11 supper. plans to shingle the church north side in April with funds from the circle. Sidney Holbrook recovered from mumps and Prentiss Holbrook sprained a leg while hauling logs. Grace Purinton visited Bath. Mrs Andrew Thomas ill with blood poisoning in foot. The Merry Club met at Garnett House with refreshments. Arthur Storer returned to Boston from time with grandmother Harriet Storer. Betsey Jordan improving from bronchitis. Charles, Ernest Snow and Harvey Jordan took a Lewiston trip. Acadia Lodge Knights of Pythias held a roll call social and banquet led by caterer Mann, with Supreme Representative John H Maxwell of Livermore Falls as speaker.

John B. Randall Mabel Jordan Ernest Snow Mary Purint Circle Sidney W. Holbrook Prentiss Holbrook Grace Purinton Bath Andrew Thomas Misses Jordan Garnett House Arthur Storer Harriet Storer Boston Betsey Jordan Charles Harvey Jordan Lewiston

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