Georgetown Happenings and Nearby Notables
Local notes from Georgetown Center and Riggsville report visits from Bath residents, cottage openings at Kennebec Point, illnesses and recoveries, post office improvements, new plumbing, and property sales. Community life includes fishing, farming, road incidents, and a curious tale of rival fruit sellers and an overturned auto.
Five Islands Ladies Aid marks 27th anniversary
The Five Islands Ladies Aid Society celebrated its twenty seventh anniversary on Tuesday May 11 with a Gentlemen's Night. Officers were elected including Sylvia Boucher as president and Azuba Holland as secretary. A Sunshine Department was added and a substantial lunch fed twenty eight members plus guests, with proceeds supporting local elderly and sick members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Rowe’s Hall
Sylvia Boucher
Villa Stevens
Haskell
Azuba Holland
Ida H. Rowe
Lena Boucher
Mattie B. McMahan
Azula Holland
Addie Muse
Emma Rittal
Clara Marr
George McKenney
J. B. Horton
Evanston
Ill
W. E. Snowman
Charles Nocton
Pittsburg
Ethel Lewis
Leander Lewis
Gladys
Albert Lewis
Boston
Gladys Connors
Bath
Local Notes Highlight Social Visits and Appointments
Winnegance community pages note Mrs John Skhofield hosting the evening workers group. Randall Coombs bought a new motor cycle. Mrs Charles Perkins and Charles Jr visited Parker Head relatives. Miss Myra Merritt is ill and confined at home. Rev Benjamin Brown of Bath led the church gathering. Winfield Morse served on Bath travers jury. Mary Siegars returned from Malden Massachusetts after winter with daughter Charlotte Perkins. Mrs Winfield Groves hosted the Monthly sociable of the Evening Workers with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Coombs
Charles Perkins
Charles, Jr
Parker Head
J. Parker Morse
Myra Merritt
Benjamin Brown
Bath
Winfield W. Morse
Travers
Bath Court House
Mary Siegars
Malden
Mass
Charlotte Perkins
Winfield Groves
Charles Slate
Dorothy
New York State
Beulah MelIntire
Miss Via
Lewiston
Memorial Day Blooms Shown Amid Garden Variety Flowers
A scene of abundant floral displays reflects a floral excess beyond the usual for Memorial Day, with colorful varieties filling displays and adding celebration atmosphere to the observance.
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Georgetown
Sinclair Land
Riggsville
Everett Trafton
O. M. Kngsbury
Howard M. Trafton
Edgar B. Hunt
Annie L. Read
Kennebec Point
David Gibbons
Nutter Place
Sampson
Elinnebec Point
Martha J. McFadden
G. H. Grey
Stott
Woolwich
W. A. Todd
Dalrymple
Brtha Avery
George Oliver
Ralph Spinney
the Cove
Bay Point
Harold F. Hunt
Spinney’s Mills
Everett C. Higgins
Indian Point
Hannah Oliver
Five Islands
Jones Cottage
Sewall P. Oliver
George B. Sinclair
Clarence Oliver
Allie P. Williams
Mr. Sinclair
Mrs. Mallabar
Fred P. Oliver
Eva Beals
Miss Vivian
Dorothy Pinkham
Georgetown Center
John Morse
Everett Campbell
Roy Campbell
Sabattus
Mr. Campbell
B. F. Goodrich Co
Moses Riggs
Mr. First
Rockland
Lawrence
North Lubec
Elias Lawrence
Nickerson
Nequasset
George Belanger
C.1. Hood CO
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Five Islands Ladies’ Aid
Sheepscot
M. E. Bailey
Cragin
Roxbury
Amherst
Harvard
Russell Boynton
Brooklyn
Gott's Cove
Leona Pinkham
Gertrude Leonard
Edward Jenness
Augusta
W.S. Boucher
J. G. Stevens
F. H. Day
Norwood
Little Good Harbor
Harry Moulton
Winnegance News
John Skhofield
Bbie
Ellen Burgess
Charles Stinson
Burleigh Philbrick
Lynn
Ellen Hersey
John Gibby of
Revere
Charles Trask
Charles Preble
Clarence Lakin
Randolph
George Rogers
Emily Morse
Amy
Brunswick
Nannie E. Trask
Damariscotta
Oliver
Jennie Eaton
D. A. Merry
Mrs
Henry Potter
Elbridge Morse’s
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