Ninety Year Old John G Morse Remembered in Winnegance
Ninety year old John G Morse of Phippsburg celebrates his birthday at his Winnegance home. He recalls a life spanning lumbering ship building ice cutting and farming with his father Richard Morse and brothers in the Winnegance mills and dam era.
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Winnegance
John G. Morse
Phippsburg
Morse
John Morse
Richard
Jane Parker Morse
Small Point
John
Richard Morse
Bath
Alden
Parker
Long Dam
Winneganee
John G.morse
West Indies
Boston
New York
Pitch Pine Hill
James T. Morse
John L. Berry
Georgetown
William Kendall
Bowdeinham
William B
Edward P. Kendall
J. M. Kendall
Alden Morse
Bangor's Big Blaze Darkens City Blocks
A historic Maine fire in Bangor destroyed over 3 million dollars in property, leaving one third of the city ash. The blaze started in a hay shed and rapid spread overwhelmed local crews, drawing aid from multiple Maine cities. the loss struck public buildings churches hotels and many residences, with insurance around half.
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Bangor
Maine
Boy Scouts
Postoffice
Central Fire Station
Their Golden Wedding in Arrowsic Celebrated with Family
Mr and Mrs Cornelius T Willis of Arrowsic observed their golden wedding on April 28 with 15 family members at dinner. Willis born 1837 served on the schooner Riggaville during the Civil War and has been Arrowsic town constable for 35 years. Mrs Willis born 1841 joined him in 1861. they have three sons and two daughters.
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Cornelius T. Willis
Arrowsic
Mme David L. White
Mr. Willis
Arrowsie
William
Mary Wills
Arrowsic Flats
Willis
Methodist Church
Youngster with One Leg Plays Ball and Grange Meets
A Bath boy with one leg earns praise for chasing and catching a fly ball. The piece recalls mules over horses in army supply lines, a glacial rock in Heald’s property, and notes a May 17 grange conference in Topsham led by C. S. Stetson to discuss preservation of prohibition. It also recounts a Bath man’s cremation plot tale and reflects on pleasures of driving before motor vehicles.
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Erutchey
Bath
William Willis
Winnegance
Lee
Henry M. Heald
Phippsburg Center
Stetson
Maine
Topsham
Grange
Prohibition
Grangers
Young Maine visitors aid Kennebec Inn fire rescue
A party of summer visitors at Kennebec Inn helped fight a blaze near Perry Brothers & Company and saved the Morse home. The group, praised by villagers, planned to return to Maine and posed for a photo captioned by The Independent.
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Kenneebec Inn
Kennebec Inn
Winneganee
Perry Brothers & Company
Scott A. Morse
Independent
Maine
Peterson
Dempsey
Harrigan
Hanson
Shumway
Chamberlain
Whitney
The
No License Campaign Movement Starts in State Saturday
A no license campaign was formally announced Saturday, with organizers stating a statewide movement has begun under their direction to push for prohibition measures. The effort centers on mobilizing supporters, coordinating events, and seeking changes in local alcohol policies.
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Webber
John M. Clark
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Wan
Chadbourne
Front St
Deborah Morton Wrersnoox
New Yok
Naples
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
Illand
Belgium
France
Ingland
Boeton
Christiana
Norway
Stockholm
Gola Canal
Denmark
Holland
Brussels
Paris
England
Liverpool
D. M. Humphreys
Segadahock
Bath, Maine
M.H. Loach
John R.knowlton
Center St
S. Curtis
Centre Street
F. H. Pratt
Center Street
BIG
Central Congregational
First Congrégational
St. John’s Episcopal
Universalist
First Baptist
John RR
Windsor
Graham
H. M. Chapman
E. B. Sanger
Franklin Wilson
Gaiety
Norombega Hall
Morse- Oliver
Stearns
Menduskeag
Norombega
Exchange
Gas and Electric
Bowman
East Side
Bangor Electric Ry. & Electric Co
Bangor Savings Bank
Public Library
Tyler, Fogg & Co
Morse-Oliver
Cornelius Willis of
Washington
Park Board
Jake
Chickers
California
Express Company
San Francisco
the Express Company
Jake’ Conant
Emma
Adams
New Meadows
Hardings
Adam P. Leighton
Portland
Henry Hudson
Guilford
George W. Norton
Sec
J. R. Libby
Portland, Trens
George D. Bisbee
Rumford
James H. Ames
Carl E. Milliken
Island Falls
Artemas Weatherbee
Lincoln
Sagadahoc
Benjamin Adams
Bowdoinham
Frank S. Adams
Bowdoin
James S. Lowell
Charles D. Newell
Richmond
George C. Pease
Sagadahoe County
Benjamin F. Curtis
Emery Purinton
J. H. Stacey
Fred E. Daggett
Hussey
Trowels Planet Jr
Worcester Buckeye
Johnson Bros. Co
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