HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK IN PHIPPSBURG
Mrs. M. A. Trufant and daughter of Bowdoinham visit the Small home in town. John H. Pease toured Bath on business. Pitch Pine hill work promises deep gutters to drain surface water and curb ice dangers. Courtships, deaths, and local trades fill a busy Phippsburg week with mills, farming, and road work updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Trufant
Bowdoinham
E. Small
John H. Pease
Bath
H. MelIntire
William Oliver
Freeman HH. Merritt
Sebasco
Winfield W. Morse
Dresden
Winnegaite
B.C. Duaning
Pitch Pine Hill
Dunning
Phippsburg
John A. Morse
Parker Head
Reed Farm
Mr. Morse
Roy E. Chase
Ruby M. Oliver
Popham
A. Evans
People’s Baptist Church
Portland
Chase
William, John
Charles Rollins
Boston
James E. Rollins
Mark J. Percy
Cox's Head
Pitch Pine
Harrington Brothers
M. J. McCormick
Bath and
Charles W. Locke
Meadowbrook
J. F. Upton
Statt CC
Camptell
Waterville
William R. Campbell
Phippsburs
Manchester
State Road
Center Cross Roads
Sam Day Hill
George C. Pease
Richard Mann
Harry F. Oliver
Tamin Bath
Ioia Rogers
Alow
Massachusetts
Robert Oliver
Atlantic Express Company
Abram Oliver
Probate Court transacts wide range of estates and guardianships
Adjourned Probate Court session before Judge Lowell handles administrations wills filings guardianships and accounts. Estates of Mather Prete Barker Dyer Rowe Cushman and others examined with guardians appointed executors named and inventories filed in Bath Bowdoinham Georgetown Topsham Woolwich and Middleborough areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Edwin L. Barker
Bath
Antoinette F. Barker
Almira A. Dyer
Burt M. Dyer
Laura A. Duncan
Horatio A. Thincan
F. R. Towe
Ralph E Towle
Woolwich
Susan E. Galusha
Joseph Galusha
Richmond
Wm. F. Spear
Hatherly Spear
Boawdoinham
S. W. Nelson
Abbie Jacques
Bow- Gon Ns
Lermond H. Rowe
Hiram G. Rowe
Georgetown
Chas. L. Hutchinson
Ursula Cushman
Jos. B. Rattleff
Fred J. Hinckley
Mary E. Preston
Topsham
Wm. H. Haley
Susan W. Thomas
Middleborough
Mass
Albert A. Thomas
Thomas T. Mooers
Ly Fannie M. Mooers
Deafness Cure Claim By Catarrh Remedy Ad
A Toledo Ohio advertisement claims deafness from catarrh can be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promises one hundred dollars for any untreatable case. It states the disease stems from mucous membrane inflammation in the Eustachian tube and urges purchase through Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
7Ic
Hall
Winnegance Sewing Circle Meets Despite Small Fleet
Community notes from Winnegance describe a Thursday session at Mrs. Joshua Tibbetts home with five boats still in service. Various local visits, theater outings, and house projects are recorded along with routine village happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance Sewing Circle
Joshua Tibbetts
Winnegance
Winfield W. Morse
Dresden
Richard Mann
Parker Head
Millard Spinney
Winneganee
Columbia Theatre
Joseph Knowles
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William H. Wilson
Dromore Grange
Pomona
Elijah Bartlett
B. Richarson
Henry Heald
Perkins
Hattie Hiatch
Popfam
McKay
Sabine
West Bath
Timothy Perrs
The
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William R. Bowker
Ernest Haskell
New York
Almon
Daniel P. Harley
Water Front
Charles Morrison
Floyd Wallace
Melvin Wallace
Jennie Bartlett
Abram York
Ma} Coffin
Angelia Bartlett
Allegra Harleys
Elizabeth Yur
Emma Ridley
Cecil Kiar- Tis
Ethel Coffin
Orrs Island
A. Iit
Edgar I’ Peter Eed Wee
Mageie Hartlett
Allen
Baneor
Bu” Alexander
George Harris
J. W. Moore
Walter Coffin
Mabel Coffin
Annie Richardson
Probate
Harry H. Mather
Philpsapsburg
E. H. Mather
Wellington Prete
Charles E. Preble
John M. Schofield
Edward Morse
Thomas Ll. Perry
Rich Place
Albert Lakin
Pomona Orange
Topham
Fred I. Parks
Merrymeeting Bay
Lincoln
North Streets
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Janes
Will. CO
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Castoria
Fletcher
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