Happenings of the Week in Phippsburg
A town page from Phippsburg details weekly events with Dromore Grange meetings, plays, readings, and social activities. Notes cover road improvements on Pitch Pine hill, local travels to Topsham and Bath, church lectures, pomona grange meetings, and plans for upcoming Thanksgiving notices and hotel repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Bodwell
Pomona
Topsham
Richard Mann
Pitch Pine Hill
Manni
Phippsburg
Portland
William M. Critchett
John Davis
Jacksonville
Fla
Wilson Lumber Co
Critchett
Phippshbure
Boston
Winnegance Notes Freezes On Local Post Office
Community items report Mary Siegars wintering in Malden with daughter Charlotte Perkins. Winnegance sewing circle met at Anne Oliver's. postal arrangements remain unchanged per Congressman McGillicuddy. Church group led a well attended meeting at Winneganee church. Various residents visit relatives in Westport, Portland, Bath, and Lewiston. Several social events including a linen shower for Miss Katherine Morse and a shooting match planned for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Siegars
Malden
Mass
Charlotte Perkins
Winnegance Sewing Circle
Anne M. Oliver
McGillicuddy
Post Office
Winnegance
Brotherhood of the Wesley Church
Bath
Winneganee Church
Edwin Hunt
Portland
Eugene Knight
Westport
Rela
Minister Returns to Center Church Sermon Draws Large Crowd
WESTPORT The pastor preached after vacation at Center Church on Sunday to a large congregation. He spoke on the want of the age, A Man. All services will be rearranged and resume next summer at the South schoolhouse. A. fk. Gove visited his brother at Barter's Island last Sunday. the pastor was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury Stodgeon Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Church
A. Fk. Gove
Barter’s Island
Woodbury
Snipe baby born in Arrowsic as town notes small events
ARROWSIC Mrs Edward B Snipe welcomed Madeline Bessie born Nov 12 Mrs Snipe cared for by Mrs George Erskine of Bath. Visitors included Mrs Louisa Spinney and Mrs George Tarr in Brunswick. Local school at District No 1 closed after eleven weeks with Miss Mary Kane as teacher. Miscellaneous moves visits and travel noted including Mrs Sarah Hawthorne to Woolwich and various residents in town. Typhoid patient Felix Stinson returned home from Bath City Hospital. Gunners reported about town. several locals mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Snipe
Madeline Bessie
George Erskine
Bath
Snipe
Louisa Spinney
George Tarr
Brunswick
District No. 1
Mary Kane
Grace Potter
William Potter
John Currier
Sarah P. E. Hawthorne
Woolwich
Choppers
Phinney Lot
Preston Place
Camerin
Auburn
Angie Stinson
Wiscasset
Alfred Perry
Lewiston
Felix Stinson
Bath City Hospital
Eugene Cromwell
Boston
New Meadows Community Suppers Support Local Fund
The Merry orth held a successful supper at Garnet House on Wednesday November 2 with lobster stew pickles sandwiches cake and coffee. Proceeds about fourteen dollars go toward repainting the church. attendees also joined events at East Harpswell and grange activities in Manchester New Hampshire with Misses Florence Jordan Lot tie Howard Abbie Snow Mercy Holbrook and the Carlin sisters noted among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry
Garnet House
Charles Rich
East Harps- Well
Florence Jordan
Lottie Howard
Manchester
N. H
Abbie Snow
Middle Bay
Harvey Jordan
Charles Snow
Merry Club
East Harpswell
Mercy Holbrook
Portland
Carlin
Alexander Shannon
Cedar Grove News Briefs and Local Happenings
Cedar Grove reports Carl Moody and S K White begin northern Maine hunt trip. Turkey Contest at Cedar Grove alleys with top five high rollers. Tuesday shipments include 662 bushels potatoes from Dresden landings and considerable hay. Lillie Gibson returns to Philadelphia from Cedar Grove summer home. Will Carlton ships ice from Carney Point. American Ice Co shipping from Berry houses. Fred Colby rafting logs to Will Rittal mill. Week’s mill moved to Whitefield. John McFadden husked 200 baskets last Friday. Our pastor was in Wiscasset for a ministerial meeting with Rockland visit. Eggs at 75 cents per dozen. dollar eggs feared if prices rise. Morse High won again. team shows strong season form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Gibson
Cedar Grove
Philadelphia
Will Carlton
Carney’s Point
American Ice Co
Fred Colby
Will Rittal
Whitefield
John McFadden
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure Offer
An advertisement claims deafness from catarrh can be cured by constitutional remedies and inflamed Eustachian tube treatment. It offers $100 for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and directs readers to send for circulars from Fr. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Fr. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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Nellie
Rebecca Bowker
Susan Campbell
Bessie Dickinson
Kate Weston
S. C. Campbell
James BE. Perry
George D. Weston
W. A. C. Rogers
William F. Willis
Herbert Willis
Phippshore
Topstini
Althoweh
Perry
Harry Rye
Bingham
Wood
Susie Cathanes
Wass Feventh
Bath City
Samuel Jordan
M. J. Frye
Meadowbrook Inn
West Bath Chapel
H. A. Corey
Wesley Church
Madagascar
Tresgram
Sagadahoe County
Pomona Grange
Dromore
Ile
John PD. Rosers
James J. Perry
Meadowbrook
Andrew Dunning
Sebasco
West Bath
Olive Bowker
Hebron Academy
Board of Selectmen
Louse
McKay
Wereth
Sabine
Timoths
Sam Day Hall
Henry Mc Heald
Freeman T. Merritt
Herbert S. Bowker
Pomona Orange
Scott C. Campbell
Mark Ll. Percy
Cox's Head
New Jersey
Ira Verry
William Dunning
Fannie Hayden
Randall Wallies
Charles Woblling
Aileera Varley
Porthind
Mr. Minott
Independent
Popham Beach
John Tl. Stacy
Jacob C. Clary
Phippsturs
Herbert W. Cutting
H. A. Cores
Wesley Methodist Church of
Rank A
Small
Otto Ruhlman
Mast
Georgetown
Dummer Suwa
Harrys Oliver
South Porthand
Nannie Trask
Diawieriscotta
Bessie Hunt
Universalist
Grace Hunt
Thomaston
Seymour Hayden
Vero Os. Coombs
Katherine Morse
Jennie Eaton
Edwin Small
Edgar Williams
Williams
Harry C. Williams
John M. Schofield
Fred I. Parks
Harry GC. Welber
Charlotte McCutcheon
J. F. Upton
Sagadahoc County
Orange
John D. Rogers
Abram C. Oliver
Atlantic Express Company
New Meadows
Carl Moody
S. K. White
Maine
Dresden Landing
H. E. Rames
Rockland
New York
Morse High
Brunswick, Maine
Castory
Nfants
Samuel Pitcher
Bears
the Centaur Company
New York City
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