Happenings in Phippsburg Travel and Local Events
Phippsburg hosts summer guests including Century Magazine editor at Sebasco Estates. A long neglected Dromore cemetery receives care, with grading and headstone reset. Local stirring includes ship Acme in tow by Patience, electing Greorge Do Peyse for sheriff in Bath and many spring village activities, roads, fires, and boating news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore
Acme
Patience
Nova Scotia
New York
Hite
Wsman
Dickinson
Greorge Do Peyse
Bath
Cutting to retire after 30 years as marine engineer
Charles H. Cutting of the towboat Schago announces retirement from sea life after 30 years as a marine engineer. He will live on his farm at Phippsburg Center and be succeeded by Lester Sanborn. Cutting recalls the Kennebec ice trade and his work with Knickerbocker Steam Towing Co and the Sebago. The Jenkis will begin trials the week of May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman H. Merritt
Sebasco Estates
Mr. Merritt
New York
George C. Pease
Bath
Scott C. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
J. FE. Upton
Henry M. Heald
The
Center
Albert Morse
Woolwich
J. F. Upton
Board of Health
J. Parker Morse
James H. Cutting
John Frisbee
Sheep Island
New Meadows
William R. Bowker
Stonybrook
Witnegance Bridge
Charles E. Hathaway
Popham Beach
East Shore
A. G. Paver Jie Ob
Plaisted
Council
Malaga Island
Popham
Romipans
Fred Oliver
George Syedlis
Marin Wastin
Portland
Sas
Walter J. Small
John W. Morse
William Oliver
Arnold G Morse
Frank S. Bowker
Frrom
Boston
Roy Small
Lewiston
Martha Rogers
Dromore
A. F Williams
Penley
Auburn
Dromore Grange
Peter Peterson
Asia
Canada
Peterson
Oakwood Farm
Kennebec
Courage
Mr. Peterson
John JD. Rogers
Red Oliver
Charles H. Cutting
Phippsburg Center
Cutting
Knickerbocker Steam Towage Co
Knickerbocker Company
John C. Morrison
Horace Perkins
Lester Sanborn
Mr. Cutting
Kennebec River
Sherman Morse
Joseph McCutcheon
Charles To Small
William F. Willis
Herbert Willis
Parker Morse
Don Fy. Cook
Keene
N. H
Alexander Knight
Winnegance Notes Include Visits and Local Happenings
Sunday guests visit Mrs. Dennison as muskrat gunning peaks on moonlit creeks. Boston worker Alton Oliver returns home, with more calls home. Many townsfolk, trips to Freeport Portland Norwood and Revere noted along with health updates and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dennison
Madelyn
Freeport
Maude Merritt
Myra Merritt
Herbert Manson
Clara Williams
Revere
Mass
Ernest Knight
Waldoboro
Knight
Etta Webber
Albert Lakin
Vida McIntire
Portland
Franklin A. Ferguson
Bath
Tyleston C. Oliver
Winnegance Sewing Circle
Walter Og
Eeart Tns
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phippsburg
Phippsburge
Century Magazine
Sebbasco
Frank S. Bowker & Son
Cape Horn
Samuel Wu
Herbert S. Bowker
Arnold Or Morse
Joseph Perrys
Scott Co Campbell
Pred Brigham
Frank Frisbee
Hirper & Storer
Morse
Bald Head
M. Jl. Frye
Meadowbrook Inn
Roy Hosmer
Wylie R. Dickinson
Minott Ship Yard
America
M. J. McCormick
Virginia
Bath Tron
Pitch Pine Hill
John G. Morse
A. R. Campbell
George Ingalls
Dr. McGillicuddy
William W. Hosmer
Irving Perry
Delaware
West Indies
Panama Canal
Perry
Fred A. Perry
Mr. Howe
Thomas Percy
Shannon House
Calvin Ll. Oliver
Jenkins
News OF
Winnegance
Harry C. Webber
Nancy Hunt
Norwood
D. A. Merry
Harold Troop
Wiscasset
I. A. Merry
Madeline Hunt
Ida Hunt
Mr. Tedford
Jed
Ethel Williame
Morse High
Winnegance Boys
Lemont Street
James KH. Will Co
Brunswick
Bbc
Gloria
Jersey
Castor
Bears
Astoria
York City
Webster’s
NEW Illustrated
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