Church History of Winter Street Maine Church Record
Church history from the Calvinistic Church of Christ in Maine now Winter Street, compiled by Mary Welham Hill. Baptism entries span 1810 to 1816, naming children of Cushing, Clapp, Moody, Sprague, Sewall, Trufant, and others, with dates and parentage. Also note minister Rev. John W. Ellingwood period baptisms and receptions into the church.
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Church of Christ
District of
Maine
Winter Street Church
Mary Welham Hill
Hannah
Samuel, Tileston
Henry Knox
Wileston Cushing
Cushing
Cushing Allen
Asa Lyman
Robert Swanton
David Trufant
Charles Coullard
Lucy Tram
Charles Clapp
Charles Shaw
Sarat Preston
Mary Ted
Emeline
Joseph Dana
Samuel Adams
John
Levi Ham
Mary
Inte Somes Pettingell
Peleg
Mary Gibson
Jane Yuder
William Delaisland
Sethane Caroline Wales
Veley Spue
Samuel Sayward
Mary Ann
James Robinson
Woodbridge
Consider Turner
Joseph Marsh
Moses Haley
Lucinda Clapp
John Marsh
Whilene
Sarah Lement
John Fassett
John Minot
John W. Moody
Lucy Owen
Samuel Moody
Benjamin Crosby
David Sewall
Joseph Sewall
Clementine Smith
John W. Ellingwood
Abner
Devi Ham
John Ellingwood
Abigail Trufant
Seth Trufant
Avis Allen
Horatio Fb, Allen
Polly
Simuel Swanton
Polly Wettingell
Horatio Gates
Edmund Coleman
Lucretia Swann
Maretta Morse
Horatio G. Allen
Lucy Ann
James Sewall
Isir Almira
McCobb
Caroline Western
Elizabeth White
Joseph Trott
Ameline Jay
Lucy Ann Donnell
Thomas Trott
Isa
James Church
Bethiah Hinckley
Mr. Richardson
Willian Woodward
Caroline Wales
James Mitchell
Katherine Badger
Samuel
Sarah Little
Sarat’ Snipe
William Claisland
Dorcas Covil
Nathan Covil
William Donnell
Joseph Previtt
Wally Wettingell
Matthew Hinckley
Ann Woodside
Edmund
Harriet
Lucy Emerson
Francis Wells
Maria
Francis Hodgkins
Richard
Eunice Gerrish
Thatcher Tilden
Atherton
Wales
Harriet Newall
Nicholas J. Mitchell
Albert
Hannah Trufant
Sarah Goodwin
Jonathan Hyde
Patience Robinson
Bryant Robinson
Sarah Brown
Benjamin Brown
Lydia Fite
Fahrain Fitz
Jonathan Amory
Rebecca
Joshua
Ruth
Caroline
Christopher Columbus
Nathan Covill
Isis —Galen
Sarah Egan
HL. G. Allen
Elizabeth Lee
Levi Albrecht
Levi Tram
Isis
Rachel Trott
Joseph Payson
Capt
J. C. Trott
Sarah
Eloid Lincoln
Martha Jane King
Isls— Edward
Edward Rowse
Mary Dunn
John M. Moody
Seth
Sen
Salome
Joseph
Jesse
Appleton
Samuel S. Pettingell
Lucy Lanbert
Eleanor Shaw
Mercy
Benjamin Robinson
Hannah S. Wales
Elizabeth
Luisland
Two Splendid Musicians to Aid Salvation Army Concert
Adjutants Alex and Ethel Nicol of New York City will help at the Salvation Army evening concert. The Nicol duo are noted musicians and will perform on piano accordion cor net vibraphone and other instruments.
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Salvation Army
Alex and
Ethel Nicol
New York City
Church Admission And Family Names From 1916 Records
A list of individuals noted for church admission and baptism dates in 1916, including Abigail Comben Nancy Bright Ruth Ann Wales Salome Marshall Joseph Pall Jr Joseph Bord Elizabeth Ment Augusta Olive Kaboasen Prudence Blaisland Eliza Ann Oliver Ellsworth Susanna Mersin Samuel Abbot and others. Several entries specify dates in 1916 and associated parent names. The fragmentary text records names tied to church reception and family lineages across multiple dates in 1916.
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Robert
Samed
Perkins
Joseph Eaniiersen
Martha Wwinckleys
Obigail Comben
Nancy Bright
Ruth Ann Wales
Salome Marshall
Joseph Pall Jr
Joseph Bord
William Blustuned
Charles Nugdstus
Jon Marsh
Elizabeth Ment
John Massete
Olive Kaboasen
Prudence Blaisland
Rarelel Allen Trufant
Bliss Silsby
Eliza Ann
Oliver Ellsworth
Susanna Mersin
Samuel Abbot
Augusta
Jonathan Tyde
Benjamin
Eliza
Caroline Jacobs
Abigail Clark
David Prete
Willian Pehmsen
Benjamin Robinsen
Clarke
Samuel
Margaret Bickner
Sarah Kimball
Moorly
George
John Moody
The Mississippi Valley Rising Like a Tide Beneath Floods
A Popular Science Monthly article explains the Mississippi Valley gradually uplifts as the crust adjusts after ancient seabed retreat. The rising land creates floods and misleads engineers by placing homes above or below river levels, with sand dunes inland and channel shifts complicating control.
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Acinesquite
Mississippi Valley
Myron ML Stearns
Popular Science Monthly
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Tower Valley
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Millions Spent in Year for Science
Last year US industry spent about one hundred thousand million dollars on scientific research across laboratories. Mellon Institute work in bread reform led to mineral salt addition from Lake Erie, boosting yeast activity and cutting flour use by about two percent. Patent sales and broader lab findings fuel high returns in bread, radio, long distance telephony, and various materials. Botany advances lifted food production. seed selection raised potato yields by about fifty bushels per acre.
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United States
Hoover
National Research Council
Frank Parker Stockbridge
Popular Science Monthly
OA Big Company
United Stat i
Tod Sead Company
Thas
Nadio
America
Paris Faces Threat of An American Style Academy
The Paris newspaper DParis-Mirli warns that an American buyers influence could dominate Paris fashion. It predicts Americans would set the trends, hire French designers, and export mannequins to run global fashion, while Paris would seek a new academy to defend traditional style.
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Paris
Ameresa
Dparis-Mirli
America
Atlantic
Phe
Academie Francaise
Pearl boat industry grows as engines replace paddles
Pearl fishers in the Persian Gulf switch to gasoline engines for locally built boats. Four years ago one motorboat existed. now twenty operate. Engines expand beyond pearl fishing to service mail steamships and carry passengers and freight between islands as more boats are built.
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Persian Gulf
Bowdoinham News Highlights Local Activities and Honors
Bowdoinham chapters of the D A R host a June 5 gathering at Mrs Kendalls home with many members from other chapters and state officers expected. A Bowdoinham luncheon and card party at Mrs Willes home drew large turnout despite rain, with 14 card tables. Local officials met, school plans discussed, and area roads reported poor from rain. Obituaries note the death of former educator Orin Holman.
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Bowdoinham
Col. Dummer
Cathance
Bath
Brunswick
Topsham
Selectmen's Office
Harvard
Grange Hall
Richmond Corner Grange Hall
Orin Holman
Flecta’ Chapter
OLELS
Masonic Hall
Wilson
Charles Hackett
George Hackett
Newcastle
KB. Hackett
Chester Carr
Deverly
Mass
Ernest Carr
Coombs High School
McCart
Miss Toothaker
Richmond
Long Branch Farm
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
Masons
George A. Hackett
Lauris Wilson
Hackett
W. J. Graves
Herbert Hoover
L. V P. Temples
Palmer
Past Masters Night At Topsham Grange Highlighted By Attendees
Topsham Grange held its Past Masters Night with 19 in attendance including guests from West Bath Dirigo Bodwell and other granges. W S Rogers the oldest member and Walter Plummer the youngest led the honored guests with a reception and program of vaudeville music and remarks.
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Topsham Grange
West Bath
Dirigo
Bodwell
Virginia Sprague
Winifred Douglas
Margaret Marriner
Christine Rackley
W. S. Rogers
Patten
E. W. Mallett
George Wright
Fred Cary
Harold Hildreth
Ralph Mallett
Walter Plummer
Bertha
Floyd Wright
Harry Rackley
T. C. Patten
Frank Carver
W.S. Rogers
White Ribboners In Session Here
A fragment from a 19th century column discusses Bath and Bangor naming lore and a remark on Dry Bath town boundaries. It notes no link between Bath area settlers and Bath England and reflects on Bath’s geography bounded by Merrymeeting Bay Kennebec river Winneganee waters and Mont's creek with Bath compared to an isle and mentions a minor recent earthquake.
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Bath
Eng
Harold Sewall
Bangor
Merrymeeting Bay
Kennebec
Winneganee
Lemont’s Creek
Aroostook
Resque Isle
Bath Hosts Intercity Welcome With Sea Folk Spirit
The Bath community gathers to welcome sister societies, celebrating water lore and shared aims. Excerpts recall Bath’s shipbuilding heritage, water woes, and a call for reciprocal visits, amid performances by the White Ribbon Recruits Loyal Temperance Legion and Prohibition Guards.
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North End
Bath
Woolwich
Brunswick
Sa Told Water City
White Ribbon
Loyal Temperance Legion
Prohibition Guards
Shorey
Sheriff Henderson
Jeannett H. Mann
Boston
Mann
West Bath
Berlin Tea Show Showcases 80 New Gowns for Queen Suraya
At a Berlin salon, Queen Suraya of Afghistan selected 80 gowns from designer Berlin modiste for a two hour display. Notables including wives of Chancellor Marx and Turkish Ambassador Kemalidin Sami Pasha attended as manikins modeled outfits from morning to midnight. Choices featured a pink crepe georgette evening dress with matching sleeveless cloak and a yellow tulle ensemble with gold embroidery.
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Berlin
Suraya
Afghanistan
Marx
von Schubert
von Rosen
Kemalidin Sami Pasha
Pulp wood salvage in Kennebec river owners to collect
Notice to pulp wood owners that all wood picked up in the Kennebec river since the freshet will be collected by the owners. Marks V dash, X dash, P F W identified. Logs will also be salvaged. For information write or telephone Richmond.
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Kennebec River
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Gloria
Winter Street
Jamearin & Co
Tel. Forest
J. A. Merrill & CO
Congress St
Portland
Toston
Tham O
Charles Thistle
Langdon
Mr. Thistle
Gloucester
Academy OF Style
Jack Gibson
Porthind
Fastland Hotel
Arabine Hall
Tld. Grant
Lizzie Blake
Framingham
Violet Coombs
Gertrude Hatch
Gardiner
Pleasant Street
Kendall
Love Harriman
Cretonne
Ceee Eee
Senter
W. H. Mariner
Bath Department Store
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