Phippsburg Fishermen Prepare for Spring Work and War Talks
Phippsburg residents report mudded roads thawing as nets and lobster pots are readied for summer. The community discusses war plans, with Major General Wood’s dispatches and local church and school updates amid personal visits and shifting tides in fisheries.
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Birdland
Slade
Wood South
Everett Harrington
Cranberry Point
Herbert Hamilton
Leah
Walter McCourt
Henrietta Driscoll
Wellesley College
Portland
Sara Nichols
Stroudwater
Virginia
Bath High School Phi Rho Society marks 50th birthday
The Phi Rho Society of the Bath High School celebrated its 50th anniversary with active and alumni members gathering at Morse High School. Attendees included Hon. William E. Hogan, the society’s first president, as well as former Mayor Joseph Torrey who served as toastmaster. A banquet and speeches followed, with a Phi Rho orchestra providing music.
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PHI Rho Society OF Bath High School
Phi Rho Society of the Bath High School
Phi Rhos
Morse High
William E. Hogan
Phi Rho
Joseph M. Trott
Winslow
Gerry
Care Noir
John Belanger
Forest Rogers
Charles Attaya
Arthur Thistle
Edward Lowell
Clarence Miller
Joseph Torrey
Rutherford White
Bath NL chairmen hold important League meeting
An important Bath branch meeting of the National League for Woman's Service was held at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. State officers reported on departments including physical drill, social clubs, canteens, First Aid, and nursing assistants. Registrations for training and knitting projects for war relief were urged.
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Bath
National League For Woman‘s Service
Chamber of Commerce
Mm J James de Gogorza
John H. Hyde
Winona Tilton Stinson
Was
Maxwell Powers
James Lockery
Fred D. Hill
William D. 3Ll
Fred H. Kimball
and W. Hyde
Clarence Moose
Dorothy Sewall
Margaret Foote
Mary P. Hill
Elizabeth Webber
Lee Eames
Washington
National Council of the League
Stinson
Edward Hyde
Hyde Guards
Social and Welfare Branch
J. A. Redlon
W. S. Glidden
Hill
Lincoln
June Rideout
Clarence Morse
The
Commissariat
H. F. Morin
Miss Littlefield
Harold M. Sewall
W. D. Sewall
Prominent Men of Sagadahoc in Early Kennebec Era
A historical sketch tracing Samuel Harnden as a pioneer settler linked to Sagadahoc’s early Kennebec story. It covers Harnden’s 1720s arrival, carpentry and militia service, family shifts, and 1739 stake in the Smith claim, outlining his role in West Woolwich and Nequasset land development.
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A. C. York
Clyson Wallace
Elroy Coffin
Floyd Wallace
Ira Perry
Philip York
Amos
Alva Wallace
Roland Smith
Portland
Susie Fletcher
Bath
Alex Coffin
Ruth Eaton
Irma Gilman
C. W. Locke
Stoneybrook
Parker Head
M. F. Slade
George Harris
Mildred MacDonald
Miss Plummer
Basin
Albertina Ridley
F. S. Bowker & Son
Asa W
Bath City Hospital
Eric Carlson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Thomas Homestead
James E. Perry
Leon Eaton
Martin Wyman
Harbor
N. W. Eaton
Alvin Pye
Kennebec
Popham
John Parker, Jr
Sagadahoc
Men of
Massachusetts
Watts
Arrowsie
Harnden
New England
Benjamin
Richard
Mary
Samuel
Reading
Wilmington
Boston
Harndell
Harndeel
Harndal
Arndell
Arnold
Woolwich
Benedict Arnold
Young Harnden
Cork
Merrymeeting Bay
Nequasset Plantation
Gilmore
Savage
Stinson
Edgar
Samuel Harnden
Sacketehock
Kennebeck
Brocess Mills
Brocos Brook
Jabez Utter
Long Reach
Thomas Elkins
Gutch
Houghton's
Richmond Fort
Heath
Penobscot
Gov. Dunbar
Nequasset
Henry Edgar
Samuel Wharnden
Fort Richmond
Castle William
Boston Harbor
Maine
Eames
Ford
Carleton
Martin
Andover
Smith-Hammond
Smith
West Woolwich
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Phippsburg
NL. W. S
John M Clark
WM. C. Chadbourne
Front St
Broad St
WisDom
Department
the Bath Trust Company
Bath, Maine
National Guard
Sun Uded
Committee ON Public Safety
State House
Augusta
Renry O. Thayer
Planet, Jr
Johnson Bros. CO