Todd Receives Oyster Point Cane and Halloween Whist
The ghostly Georgetown page recounts El well P Todd receiving the Boston Post’s cane from First Selectman William H Berry, aged eighty eight. The tale includes Halloween party antics by Misses Bessie and Ethel Todd with fortune tricks, a bean race won by William A Todd, and festive decor.
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Florida
Boston Post
Elwell P. Todd
First Selectman
William H. Berry
Mr. Todd
Eben Moore
John Hunt
Langdon Oliver
John Langdon Berry
Bessie
Ethel Todd
Leon Williams
Miss Ida Williams
Bessie Todd
Miss Todd
William A. Todd
Harold Hunt
Todd
Riggsville News Highlights Local Wedding and Pageant
A wedding at Georgetown Center unites John Alexander Thibodeau and Laura Gertrude Oliver in a home built by the couple. A large Halloween party at the Riggsville vestry entertained children and parents with games, music, and a peanut hunt.
Riggsville church plans services and wedding
Riggsville set Sunday morning worship at 10 30 with Foreign Missions as the sermon topic and evening service at 7 30. A quiet wedding joined Mrs Annie Flannigan and Newell Campbell just after five Monday, followed by a Hallowe en party at the church. Mrs Williams hosts Ladies Aid next Wednesday. Reverend J E Churchill gave an address at the Georgetown Arrowsic and Woolwich Sunday School Association convention.
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Sion
Robin Hood's Cove
Herbert Tilden
First Baptist Church
Tilden
Riggsville Vestry
Newell Campbell
George West
West
Ferdinand Brilmayer
Jerusalem
Riggsville Church
Riggsville School
Arrowsic
Georgetown Center
John Alexander Thibodeau
Laura Gertrude Oliver
Wentworth Cushing
Heald
Riggsville
Aid
E. A. Williams
Annie Flannigan
J. E. Churchill
J. E
Churchie
Georgetown, Arrowsic and Woolwich
Agnes Jones
Community notices and social visits in Winnegance area
A sequence of social and civic happenings fills Winsnegance society news. Meetings at home of Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Oliver are reported alongside visits from Bath Portland and Brunswick residents. Ernest Knight returns to Augusta, and Edwin Sprague of Nova Scotia visits his son Guy Sprague.
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Harry C. Williams
Annie Oliver
Charles Perry
Bath
Edgar Williams
Catherine Williams
Portland
Clara Oliver
Bertha Morse
Elbridge Morse
Parker Head
Richmond
Augustus Small
Sherman Morse
Harry C. Webber
Ernest Allan
Congress Square
Robert Manson
C. T. Club
Thomas Perry
Ernestine Spencer
New York
Chicago
L. F. Adams
Hayden Conant
Newdick
Chester Freeman
Samuel 8. Bates
Sabine
John Clough
Brunswick
Charles Perkins
Charles, Jr
Bessie Manson
Marie Perry
Jennie Frank
Annie Adams
Boston
Frank
Jerome
Arizona
Winneganee
Olney Perry
W. G. Marco
Jennie Roberts
Middle St
Evelyn Turcotte
Andrew
Ed Merrill
Walter Perry
Ida Hunt
Newcastle
Edwin Sprague
Nova Scotia
Winnegance
Guy Sprague
T. N. Kewley
Beacon Street
Ernest Knight
Augusta
West Bath Grange Sets November Fair Dates
The West Bath Grange announces its annual fair for November 15 and 16 with a baby show on opening day and harvest supper from 6 to 8 PM. The first night features the English farce My Turn Next, followed by a dance, while the second night offers a varied program by local Grange talent and another dance. Booths for fancy work and candy, plus cider days, will be in the upper hall.
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West Bath Grange
West Bath Grange Fair
O. E. Rogers
Cicely
Ruth Ward
Peggy
Hope Ward
Grange
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