Phippsburg Happenings Include Moves and Memorials
Town outlines moving of the Small family from the Edward Conant house to North Jay. Obituaries note Mrs. Stacy of Popham Beach, long a local leader, buried in Maple Grove. Meantime, residents report road questions, fishing activity, and seasonal social events across Meadowbrook and Dromore areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Row Small
Edward Conant
Pitch Pine Hill
North Jay
J. F. Upton
Fred Oliver
Bath
Mr. Small
Love Retreat under extensive repairs at Westport
Westport notes report Love Retreat the summer home of Mr and Mrs Alvin Harriman of Cambridge Mass undergoing extensive repairs with relumbering and a front piazza planned Mrs Mary F E Jewett with her son Parkman moved into a new winter bungalow Observable gale toppled the nearby observatory near Mrs Georgia Mc Heffys summer home Dupont Lumber Co camps in the woods and locals attend winter departures and arrivals across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Harriman
Cambridge
Mass
Mary FE. Jewett
Parkman
Addie Greenleaf
Bath
George H. Ingalls
Irene
Dorchester
Georgia McHeffy
Winnegance News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Harold McCutcheon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. McCutcheon, injured in a fall and hospitalized with an ankle injury. Numerous notices from Winnegance include visits, travels, illnesses, job changes, and community events. Smelt fishing season opens with unusually large catches and shipments to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McCutcheon
Joseph B. McCutcheon
New Yor
Local Moves and Movements in South Dresden Community
Mrs. Glenward Siegars and her parents A J Tibbetts have moved to Sagadahoc Ferry after selling their former home. Leland Seivars relocates to Cos Tellon house north, since marriage. Logan Jones travels to Illinois for his father's death. Capt Munsey of the dredge Freeport relocates to Portland after a Boothbay summer. George Perkins visits Massachusetts with James Taylor. Ralph Channey leaves school due to illness. Alice Capen of Portland takes his place. Dresden farmers engage in potatoes and grain trade. Peir Rude ships about 3,000 bushels of potatoes. Several locals gather mayflowers in the woods this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Kewley
Beacon Street
Captainieg
Hettie Morse
F.C. Leonard Bakery
Bath
William Willis
Portland
Herbert Sr Willis
Winnesance Sewing Circle
Hodin Resers
Atitisens Hi
Diomm
Feri
Gind
Wade Meiers
Ingalls
Roy Small
Small
North Jay
Edward Hunt
Eleanor Morse
Southport
Cape Newaggen School
Stover
Boothbay Harbor
Anne M. Oliver
Glenward Siegars
A. J. Tibbetts
Sagadahoe Ferry
Leland Seivars
Costellon
Logan Jones
Tllinois
Maine
Capt
Ho AL Munsey
Freeport
Boothbay
George Perkins
Massachusetts
James Taylor
Ralph Channey
Alice Capen
Dresden
Peil Rude
Local Market Notes and Notable Shipments
The report mentions 11 000 bushels of oats and eggs sold to Boston at 48 cents per dozen. Mrs H A Munsey recently stayed a few days at Boothbay. The item reflects farm trade and regional shipping, with prices and transport notes from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Munsey
Boothbay
Boston
Vicinity
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Phippsburg
Walter Coffin
Fred York
G. J. Black
A. J. Coffin
James Wallace
Loton Wallace
Simmer
Tian Ali Mu
Mattehestoan
West Weel
Tate
John HH
Story
Popham Beach
Res
Bo Po Brown
Corliss Street
Hayden
George A. Oliver
Lyman Oliver
N. S. Marr
Frank Oliver
Stacy
Maple Grove
Popham
James Perkins
A.F. Williams
J. Arthur Stevens
Roscoe Stacy
James E. Perkins
William F. Willis
Herbert Willis
Meadowbrook
Arnold ( Morse
Sanford Doughty
New London
Conn
Herbert Donehts
Meadowshrow
Albion Hillman
Bowdeinham
Eliza Morrison
Stephen Small
Herbert Doughty
Dromore Grange
The
Orange
Pomona
Peo
Independent All
Badwell ¢Grange Hall
John McLaughlin
Winneganee Creek
Chestnut St
McLanehlin
James E. Perry
Susie Cutting
Bath City Hospital
Same] Jordan
Dromore
George de Weston
Leest
Thornes Spence
Tam Thursdes
Spence Tras Ee Sreir
Lorie
Edward Curtis
Alvin Pye
Aliquippa Lodge
Small Point
Independent
Sebasco Estates
Freeman H. Merritt
James H. Cutting
Asbury R. Campbell
Thomas L. Perry
Winnegance
Henry MekKay
Phippsburge
West Bath
Bert Young
Brunswick
Aaa
Lilet
Fletcher
Castoria
Westport News
Down River
Dupont Lumber Co
Mrs. Webber
Maude
Mr. Stillwell
James H. Knight
Bos
Millie Hodedon
Palermo
Mir
Tai
M. SS
Onthase Ree
Bota
EV Lewis
Alanetiter Beten
Wadson Ordway
Emre Sabeterie
Rt Mary of Souphnri
William AL Whitten
New York
Ais
Beverly
William A. Whitten
George Nelson
J. MacAulifffe
G. G. Judkins
John MaccAuliffe
Jewett
Gove
Westpor
Wiscasset
Rochlind
Winnegance News
Clyde Morse
Somerville
Jennie Adams Franks
Gray, Me
Mr. Franks
Lilla Clark
Thomaston
Seymour Hayden
Oscar Gould
Burnham
Katherine
Bertha Morse
Elbridge Morse
Parker Head
J. FL
Upton
James Purington
Quaker Point
Calvin Cromwell
Mroo
Ernest Knight
Augusta
Fred Lt. Parks
A& Scow
Harry C. Webber
Harry Williams
William Merry
de Samullyter
Castor
Bears
the Centaur Company
New York City
Iil
Hamburg
James F. Will Co
Davis Supply Co
Rockland, Maine
Seesiae
Orrin
Rockland
Standard Dry Goods Co
Jagger
Fidelity Crust Company
Monument Sq
Portland, Maine
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