Maine Governor Gardiner Quietly Shapes State Life
Governor Gardiner, a Harvard athlete and outdoors enthusiast, leads Maine with a busy career in law and politics. A veteran of the First Maine Heavy Artillery, he later practiced law and rose from the House to speaker before becoming governor. He even built a snowmobile for rural campaigning and hails from the long line of Gardiners who own Oaklands estate since 1754.
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William Tudor Gardiner
Husky
Harvard
Maine
Crardiner
England
Sullivan A. Sargent
Pemaquid
Penobscot Bay
Gardiner
Massachusetts
Camp Bartlett
First
Maine Heavy Artillery
56Th Pioneer Infantry
France
Germany
John E. Nelson
Charles L. Andrews
Augusta
Maine House
Gardiners
Sylvanus Gardiner
Kennebec
Oaklands
Manson
Margaret Thomas
Thomaston
Woolwich Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Mrs Daisey Bailey visits daughter in Carmel after weeks with Velma Grover. Laura Bickford off to Springfield Mass for the winter. Miss Sarah Bailey returns to Gardiner after holidays with Dora Bailey. Mary Fullerton recovering at Bath City hospital. John Lily moves family to former DeLong home. Harvey Henderson buys Sagadahoc Ferry milk route from Alfred Trott. Trott, a 25 year milk man, is missed. Catherine Beebcee and friends cottage weekend, return to Hyde Park. Leland Savage visits Augusta relatives. E Reed Mains wintering in Dresden Mills visits home. Clarence Baker confined two weeks with throat trouble. Eleanor Hathorne teaches Murphys Corner for winter term. Harold Leeman and family of Bath host New Year guests. Julia Hathorne ferries Day's Ferry pupils to Union Bridge. Roy McIntosh returns to Ashdale school after recess at home. Alice Reed, Bath employee, visits parents. Woolwich Farm Bureau holds all day meeting at Day's Ferry Community House with State Health Nurse talk. Kitchen shower at Day's Ferry Community House Saturday evening to benefit the community house. guests urged to bring kitchen utensils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisey Bailey
Ray Prescott
Carmel
Velma Grover
Laura Bickford
Springfield
Mass
Bickford
Sarah Bailey
Gardiner
Dora Bailey
Mary Fullerton
Bath City Hospital
John Lily
DeLong
Harvey Henderson
Sagadahoc Ferry
Alfred E. Trott
Mr. Trott
Catherine Beebcee
Hyde Park
Leland Savage
Augusta
E. Reed Mains
Dresden Mills
Clarence Baker
Eleanor Hathorne
Murphys Corner
Harold Leeman
Martha of
Bath
Artell Hayward
Julia Hathorne
Day
W. H. Gould
Clarence
Mr. Gould
U. of M
Village Lodge
Amos D. Bridges & Sons
Caleb Mitchell
Gould
John Palmer
Village Cemetery
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Stella Given
Abbie Graves
Josie Irish
Mary Hall
Brunswick
Dorothy Dickinson
Sheriff Henderson
Wath
Barnard
Herbert
Frank Sedgley
Waterville
Robert Sedgley
McDonald Temple Pythian
K. of P. Hall
Elmer Jordan
Helen Winters
A. S. McDougal
Elisha Webber
Bowdoin
Vendella Mosher
Hortence Cannon
Portland
Amasa King of
Richmond
Merry Meeting Grange
B. B. Couriass
J. E. Cornish
Newtonville
J. H. Gallagher
H. E. Cornish
Mabel Chase
Eastern Star
Star Aid
C. L. Brown
Natalie Given
Auburn
W. S. Given
Arthur Chick
Monmouth
Charles Hatch
Samuel Bates
Sabine
Albion H. Hillman
George
Lynn
Hillman
George Hillman
Willace Lodge
O. FE. S
Ira Frost
Dora Gustafson
Belle Haskell
W. D. Hutchins
Christmas Eve Program at Montsweag Church Inspires Community
A Montsweag church Christmas program drew a large crowd from North Woolwich, Wiscasset, and Nequasset. The diverse event featured a chorus, Mountain Road school pupils, and a pageant Jesus, the Light of the World. The manger scene remained on display and Santa Claus distributed gifts. Next Sunday service is 10 30. parish meeting was postponed. Bible study Friday invites all.
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Richard Hunnewell
Robert Sutter
Montsweag Church
North Woolwich
Wiscasset
Nequasset
Anna Soule
Sammy Soule
Edna Hannaford
Charles Dubar
Harold Leavett
Florence Brookings
Ruth Leavett
Marcia Ellen Bailey
Billy Berry
Mountain Road School
Florence Baker
Elsie Bailey
Fernald
Roland
Burton Bailey
Catherine
Maxine
Buddy Bailey
Lloyd Shaw
Alice McKinney
Jesus
George Stickney
Albert Bailey
Melvin Coyle
John Sutter
James Percy Bailey
Harold and
Clyde Leavett
Wilma Sutter
Roberta Hathorne
Sadie Grover
Rosa Wooley
Edith Getchell
Evelyn Bailey
Nellie Bailey
Florence Hathorne
Montsweag
Harold Wooley
Bethlehem
Elsie
Fernald Bailey
Santa Claus
Santa
Richard Grover
Louise
Christian Endeavor Society
Death of Clarence Good in Connecticut
Friends mourn Clarence Good son of W H Gould who died of flu pneumonia while working in Connecticut. His bedside visit by his father occurred shortly before death. He leaves a father and sister Mrs Helen Mitchell plus uncles and aunts. Bowdoinham High School and the University of Maine graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Good
W. H. Gould
Connecticut
Clarence
Helen Mitchell
Bowdoinham High School
Milk and milk products dominate American food bill
Americans spend twenty four point eight cents of every dollar on milk and milk products. This item stands as the largest single cost in the food budget, prompting doctors, inventors, businessmen and public commissions to seek safeguards for milk quality and purity.
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Americans For Food
Robbery Report At Bowdoinham Church Door Cited
A brief notice states a party was seen taking a robe from a car in front of a Methodist church in Bowdoinham on Christmas night. The item is to be returned to J. E. Cornish store in Bowdoinham, Me to avoid further trouble.
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Auto
Methodist Church
Bowdoinnham
J. E. Cornish
Bowdoinham
Help Wanted Ads Offer Steady Work From Home
Women to be can get steady work at home with good pay. Materials and patterns supplied. Write to Box L c.o. Independent men in every town can earn big money selling seeds. No experience needed steady work. Write for particulars Cobb Co Franklin Mass.
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C.o
Cobb Co
Franklin
Mass
Cobu's Improving After Treatment at Local Facility
Cobu is reported to be improving after several days of treatment. The piece lists numerous social visits and local movements including Mrs. Jane Browne and Clara Fogg visiting Brunswick, and various residents moving or hosting guests in Augusta and Portland.
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Cobu
Jane Browne
Clara Fogg
Brunswick
C. B. Randall
Stella Clary
White Road
Daniel H. Johnson
Mont Woodsum
Mulligan
Clay Hill
Kendall
Ruth McEwen
Waterville
Helen Denham
George Cutler
Emma McCausland
Gardiner
L. P. Temple
Clare Fogg
William Shaw
Portland
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Woolwich
Day's Ferry Community House
Day's Ferry
Bowdoiniam Post Road
Behond
Chevrolet
America
Fisher
B. Flint, Mich
the Jones
Denver
Bigbee
Dallas News
Hazen Conklin
New York World
Ray Priest
Detroit Times
Leon J. Pinkson
San Francisco Chronicle
Edward M. Miller
Portland Oregonian
H. M. van Devender
Atlanta Constitution
Washington Street
Atlantic Motor Co., Inc
Damariscotta
O. M. McKown
Boothbay Harbor
Turner & Gilpatrick
CSU
Bowdcinham
Merrymeeting Grange
C. O. Purinton
Emma Ferguson
W. M. Mae Heenie
Helen Hackett
Georgie Berry
Ethel Hackett
Mary Webber
Emily Rideout
Treas
Nona Fogg
Edith Rowe
Ceres
Satherine Mulligan
Pomona
Livelyn Hackett
Flora
Loraine Heenie
Hazel Hackett
G. K
Jessie Ames
Lottie
H. A. Bartlett
Harmony, Maine
Georgette
Brunswicck Sonter’ S
Spencer
Beatrice E. Rand
Dummer St
Bridge-Merrill, Inc
Paratus
Mabel Millay
Kent's Hill
Helen Higgins
Riverside Drive
Earla Brown
Irene Millay
Millays
Ernest and
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner
Millay School
Litchfield
Bowdoin Center
Hortense Cannon
Prudence Hamilton
S. A. Clark
Alva Hildreth
Lottie M. Cobb
William Maloon
Portsland
Ralph Denham
Silas Hamilton
Elva Maloon
South Portland
Bolivia
Bath Department Store
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