Georgetown Working League Accepts A. E. P. Oliver Offer
About forty five members met at Mrs Bertha Avery’s to discuss A E P Oliver’s proposition to raise one hundred dollars toward the minister’s salary in exchange for another hundred pledged by him. The League voted to accept the offer. The rest of the evening included chat singing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working League
Bertha Avery
A. E. P. Oliver
Mark Marr
Marrtown
Thomas N. Williams
West Georgetown
Georgetown Center
W. A. Todd
Stearns Scott
Fred P. Oliver
Bessie
Ethel Todd
Bay Point
Kennebec Point
Frank Hollis
Eleanor
Portland
Benjamin H. Woodside
D. H. Todd
Augusta Todd
Edgar Drake
Lillian Oliver
Melville Drummond
Arrowsic
Bath
Eula Grey
Hattie Rowe
George Smith
Helen Noyes
Boston
Hollis Webster
Lexington
Martha J. MacFadden
O. M. Kingsbury
William M. Farnsworth
Alex F. Marr
Mr. Brown
Mr. Coleman
Williams
Charles Oliver
Westport Church Barn Moves to Parsonage Site
The Shea place barn is donated to the church to become the parsonage barn, conditional on immediate relocation. Pastor Jameson, working alone, nearly raises the structure and aims to move it by early next week. Meanwhile, plans shift to digging a well and busy laborers prepare North End and Rockmere farm for May occupancy as plowing and planting continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea Place
Eaton
Jameson
Rockmere Farm
al Robinson
Wiscasset
C. L. Moody
U. of M
Arthur Larrabee
Bath
Angie Hanniwell
Montsweag
Monmouth
Dyspep-lets Offer Quick Stomach Comfort
An advertisement touts Dyspep-lets as a quick remedy for digestion. It claims the tablets sweeten and strengthen the stomach, prevent sourness and gas, and promote natural functions. A ten cent box is promoted as the affordable solution.
Woolwich Baseball Fever Spreads Among Town Boys
Basemen and field players from Day's Ferry and Sagadahoc Ferry organize teams. Sagadahoc wins 15 8 at first game. Day's Ferry wins 8 3 in the rematch. A big Sagadahoc Ferry matchup is set for the afternoon with Clarence Preble and Philip Day steering the clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day's Ferry
Sagadahoc Ferry
Sagadahoc
Clarence Preble
Philip Day
Alfred Beals
Bleike Reed
Worral Prescott
Thomas Mains
David Henderson
Lemuel Preble
Kenneth McDougal
Amor
Edgar Blanche
Sarah P. Hathorne
Roosevelt
Montsweag
Fred Soule
Woolwich
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Georgetown News
Robinhood
Jolly
Nice
Mr. Scurry
Hulley Gee
Surrey
Bert Davis
Forrest of
Deering
Riggsville
Owen K. Marr
Perry Beals
Silas Damon
Long Cove
Lynn
Win MacMahan
Edward C. Clarey
Thomas M. Hagan
Hagan
Ellsworth B. Loveitt
E. A. Williams
Carrie
Newburyport
Eunice Williams
Newell Campbell
Ferris Leonard
Glen Carpenter
Raymond
Charles Mains
E. B. Loveitt
Will Mains
William Noble
Lester Powers
Will
Noble House
W. M. Farnsworth
Burnside A. Powers
Casco
Calvin Cromwell
George Hathorne
Tom Long
Carleton
Eastern Steamship 1 Company
Westport
Mr. Jameson
G. G. Judkins
Parris & Marr
Key West
Elsie Bayles
Kelley, Spear Co
New Hall
Town
Grange
Montsweag Hall
Sagadahoe
Assembly Hall
Morse High School
James R. Allen
Charles Trask
Gardiner
Catherine Galvin
North Woolwich
D. W. Blair
F. L. Spinney
Mrs. Spinney
Isabel
Fred Reed
Day’s Ferry
John McKenney
Massachusetts
G. LD. Trott
Topsham
William Downing
Fred Thompson
Will Carlton
Milan Smith
North
Kennebec
Nequasset
Plinette Allen
Allen
Milan J. Smith
Methodist Church
Bangor
South Woolwich
Ladies’ Aid Federation of
Kennebec Valley
Wesley Church
Aids
Phyllis Hall
Mary Plumstead
Mrs. Chapman
Nova Scotia
Clinton Bailey
Brunswick
Charlotte Randall
Marion Soule
Evelyn Hodgdon
Moatsweag
Center Baptist Church
Montsweagh Station
H. B. McKenney
Yarmouth
John Hess
Pennsylvania
Ariton
Wilbur Howe
Augustus Lavigne
John Reed
Mr. Whittam
Emma Day
Mary Carlton
the House OF Kuppen
Heimf
Bronx
John J. Desmond CO
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Centre and Water Sts
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