Phippsburg News Letter Breezy Item Highlights
Local notes from Phippsburg cover breeding Plymouth Rocks by Chester B Oliver of the Basin and sale success, church services with Rev House, town road work on Meadowbrook and Sebasco areas, repairs and home improvements, weather-driven cottage openings at West Point, and assorted local residents’ activities and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester B. Oliver
Plymouth Rocks
Pittsfield
Nat’ Morse
Ustal
Mars
WaskiIl
Maggie MacDonald
Bath
Sane
Meadowbrook Road
All Divine
Meadowbroa
Pophim
Charles Cutting
Meadowbrook
Local notices and social calls headlined in town column
Miss Susie Cutting leaves for Boothbay Harbor to assume chief toll operator duties. Various residents host guests, make trips to Bath, Richmond, Gardiner, and Parker Head. Memorial Day services noted with Rev. Monroe delivering a memory eve sermon. New stock for Pease's store arrives from Portland. Dinar's auto track and steamer Virginia deliveries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Cutting
Boothbay Harbor
C. H. Varney
M. D
Frank Alesrn
Madelyn Kingsbury
Bath
George Rogers
George L. Cutting
George C. Pease
Bess
Grace Dickinson
CC. V. Minott
Vine Hill
Ruth Heald
Hattie Rogers
William G. Small
Parker Head
Thomas Oliver
Sexton
Henrys Woatman
Frances Semmet
Boston
Monroe
Sun Point Church
Prank Bowker
Rs Dow
Janet Dow
Biah
Th Basin
Candy ’S Harbor
George Oliver
Waterville
George
Pease’s
Portland
PLFE
Dinar
Virginia
Retired sea captain Captain George W Tucker dies
Capt George W Tucker a retired merchant vessel commander and longtime Maritime Society secretary in New York died Monday at 485 Putnam Avenue Brooklyn of heart disease. Born Bath 1844 he sailed as a captain from age 24 later ran merchant ventures. Survived by wife and four children. body moved to New York and interred at Oak Grove Cemetery after a Solar Lodge F and AM service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Tucker
Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bath
New York
Marine Society of
Oak Grove Cemetery
Solar Lodge
Remains of Ralph Parris Arrive for Interment
The remains of Ralph Parris arrived Wednesday from Whitnic City for burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. He died in Atlantic City last Friday from pneumonia while working rigging in Philadelphia. A native of the city, he was a son of the late Captain William J. Parris and left behind a brother Rovi Parris a draughtsman at Charlestown Navy Yard and a sister Mrs. William H. Crocker of North Bath. The Independent notes Joseph White of Wet Bath sent four duck eggs from his flock with measurements and weights as display pieces in the Natural History office museum drawing much interest from farmers and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
William J. Paris
Rovi Parris
Charlestown Navy Yard
North Bath
The
Independent
Joseph White
Wet Bath
Odd Ladies Sewing Circle Meeting Report
The Odd Ladies' Sewing Circle met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Mank on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Ladies’ Sewing Circle
Mary Mank
Washington St
Bath Market Grapples With Spring Prices And Shortages
The Bath market reports groceries like eggs potatoes onions and radishes at fluctuating prices as warm weather returns. Tom Perkins of West Bath supplies many merchants while clerks seek a Thursday half holiday this June through August. Memorial Day closings affected today’s trade as stores stayed open late yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Perkins
West Bath
Ben Davis
Baldwins
Bath
Portland
Bath Grocers
Double funeral marks New Meadows tragedy at Groves home
In New Meadows a rare double funeral followed the deaths of Mrs Powers and Frank Groves after a week with pneumonia. Frank Groves leaves son Bert at home. Burial was at Pumping Station cemetery. Invitations go out for Florence Jordan and Forest Jackson’s wedding reception at Garnett House next Tuesday. A Memorial Night dance is planned at Fairview Casino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Groves
Powers
Frank
Mr. Groves
Bert
Pumping Station
Florence Jordan
Forest Jackson
Garnett House
Fairview Casino
Special Officer Lundrigan Farms Cucumbers From California Seed
Special Officer Lundrigan, a night watchman with farming interests, plans to plant cucumbers from seed sent by a relative in California among other vegetables. On Wednesday evening, residents observed smoke from a large fire on the east side of the Kennebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundrigan
The
Night Watch
California
Kennebec
Citi‘lens
Winnegance Happenings Patch Weekly in Maine Village
Names and small events fill the week in Winnegance Maine with visits illnesses recoveries and social gatherings. Residents from Auburn Bath Arrowsic and Westport attend church visits cottages and beaches while local workers report minor injuries and new employments.
Harpswell Man Delivers Hay From Phippsburg Trip
Robert McIntyre of Harpswell drove to Bath and Phippsburg Tuesday to buy a handsome pair of horses and load a hay load. He returned home via Bath exchanging his cart in Phippsburg after the long hay run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McIntyre
Harpswell
Bath
Phippsburg
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Drummond Kelley
Bert Storer
Freeman HH. Merritt
Harper Mill
George CC. Pease
Sebasco
Mr. House
Alice Minott
George Morrison
Mirrt
Mr. Wilson
Deacon Bowker
Mr. Bowker
Charles Lee
Foote
Cross Roads
Vrorerks
Walter Bowker
Eugene Perry
Basin
Wall
Ocrusio Hall
Charles Morrison i
Rogers
Rebeca Dowher
Albert Storer
M. #. McCormick
Timothy Perry
Walter
Sherman Morse
Winne Gance
Carl Glidden
Edwin
Matilda Perns Ordlnniec
Henry Heald
Gardiner
Mr. Glidden
Maine
Eleanor Harrington
Elsie Allestin
D. A. MacDonald
Kelley
Frank Allegrin
Brunswick
Fairfield
Dow
Norfolk
Savannah
Camden
Gunhill
Charles Stevens
Everett Warrington
Harrington
Susie Davis
Dora Frisbee
Sunshine Hill Farm
Roscoe Stacy
Popham Beach
A.bh. Williams
Reuben Fletcher
Auxilary
Silowan
Mr. Witherbee
Port Henry
Lake Chatplain
Harry Roderick
Arthur Hodgkins
Mises
Laura Matthews
Squirrel Point
Campbell
Frank Frisbee
Clinton Beals
Merrimeeting Bay
Read Nichols Co
Essephena Kelley
Ralph Paris
Ralph Parris
Whintic City
Oal Grove
New Meadows
Will’s
Jack & Jill
Copenhagen
James F. Will Co
Christian Science
Virgil O. Stuckler
C.S., of
New York, N. Y
Mr. Stuckler
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mass
Winnegance
Charles Banks
Auburn
Alfred Oliver
Eben Farrington
Bath City Hospital
Winneganee Sewing Circle
Anne M. Oliver
William Hamacher
John M. Skhofield
Frank Knight
Westport
Eugene Knight
Charles Perkins
J. Parker Morse
William F. Wills
Arrowsic
Sherman L. Morse
Herbert W. Cutting
Reuben
Mrs
Annie Purington
Purington
Quaker Point
Billa Merrifield
Seymour Hayden
Alton Oliver
Edward
Abram Oliver
Marion
Winfield Groves
May
Ida Hunt
Small Point
Zina Eaton
Hyde Windlass
Bath Iron Works
P. Parker Morse
Mary Seigers
Malden
Charlotte Perkins
Eleanor Morse
Frances Parks
Arrowsi
Gardiner M. Hough
George Trask