Winneganee all day shooting prize list and town items
A Wednesday arrival of a goose crate from Walker Head supplies prizes for an all day shooting match Thursday with black ducks and chickens also offered. The event starts at 8:00 am opposite the Winneganee end of the car line and a large turnout is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Head
Winneganee
Irving J. Perry
Olnes. Perry
Charles Mo Perkins
Coast Guard
Oat Popham Beach
Mie
Perkins
Milton Morse
Milin Street
Bath
Joshua No Tibbetts
Mastery Clubo
Alfred Oliver
State Road
Tagalis Place
OV Adams
Frank Pero
Willham A. Perry
Asbury Ro Campbell
Campbell
Phippsburg
Fred Oliver
Walter Morse
Sherman I. Morse
Miami
Fla
Perry
Philip Reynolds
John G. Morse
Washington County
Mr. Reynolds
Machias
Alton Oliver
Thomas Oliver
Boston
Frank Talbot
Winnegance
Sherman L. Morse
Morse
Robert P. Manson
Braves
Leon Peonell
Charles Areble
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Tibbbetts
Charles Preble
Walter Mareo
Harry ©. Williams
William Merry
Forest Drake
Leon Pennell
Charles M. Verkins
Abram (. Oliver
Harry C. Williams
Omar Perry
Fred S. Coombs
Belle Hunt
Doris Morse
Frank G. Purington
Parker Head
J. K. Upton
Fred A. Oliver
John D. Rogers
J.B. Upton
Chester Talbot
Robert Oliver
Palbot
Sid Talbot
Wooswatinp
Tie
High Street
Bridge Hall
Percy Morse
Parry FP
Oliver
Edgar Williams
Eugene Spinney
Loyal Daughters and Sons Aid Bath Red Cross Drive
Absent Bath residents contribute to the Red Cross during a roll call. The campaign aims to raise at least 4000 dollars to sustain the organization. Listed benefactors include Mrs Sidney Noyes and several other Bath-area supporters across New York City, Dobbs Ferry, Stratford, Dorchester, Ridgewood, Augusta, and St. Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Red Cross
Be- Tow
Sidney
J. FP. Hayden
New York City
Funeral rites for Mrs Adrianna Getehell Garrison
Mrs Adrianna Getehell Garrison 70 wife of William Lloyd Garrison died at her East Brunswick home after weeks of illness. The funeral was held at the Chapel of Our Saviour on Tuesday afternoon with services by Mrs John Perkins who sang a solo. Bearers were John Perkins Robert Dana William Simpson and Charles Groves. Burial followed in Harding's Cemetery. Mrs Garrison was born in East Brunswick and married William L Garrison in 1877. Survived by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Adrianna Getehell Garrison
East Brunswick
William L. Garrison
Woolwich Community League Variety Night Highlights
The Chopps district community league hosted a Saturday program featuring acts such as The Peddlers Parade led by Tenonnde Vender and George Ames, with acts including Armenian Woman, Corn Cure Man, Fortune Teller, Sickle Woman, and Pop Corn Woman among others. Other notes mention local visits, church suppers, school contests, and residents traveling or returning home after visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chopps
Tenonnde
George Ames Sie
Everett Dailey
Carrie Baker
Augustus Laime
Jennnie Howe
Frances Allen
Alton McDonald
William Crocker
Nellie Reed
Viola Preble
Tadinu
Rosa Vail
Ruth Hayward
Mildred Preble
Walter Baker
Nequasset Dam Seizure Prompt Woolwich Town Meeting
A special Woolwich town meeting is called for Saturday to consider Bath Water District eminent domain action for a Nequasset Lake dam. The district seeks to secure land and a right of way to build the dam, citing emergency water needs and the project overseen by Supt. Walter F. Abbott. The town may appoint a committee to negotiate with district trustees or let the dispute go to county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Savage
Carly
Marion Skinner
Elisa
Ida Ames
Emmeline Lavine
Horace Allen
Lucy Reed
Pia Musictam
Irving Miller
John Savage
Edgar Bailey
Thomas French
Kiebert
Nequasset School
Walter Dinsmore
Dresden
Severa
G. M. Stinson
Maude Hayward
Artell Trayward
Julia Decker
Alfred Trott
Milton C. Tr
Woolwich
Bath Water District
Lake Nequasset
Bath
Thompson
Sagadahoe
Nequasset Lake
Nequasset
MODEL HOUSEBOAT SURPRISES FOLKS
Charles HL Mur tan Gardiner owns a two story houseboat now moored on the Kennebec shore after moving from the I A Bishop Trading Co. wharf. At 40 feet long and 18 feet wide it weighs about nine tons and has gas electric light water and other modern conveniences. It attracts Gardiner residents unused to floating homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles HL. Murtan
Gardiner
State Ferry
I. A. Bishop Trading Co
Morang
Kennebec
Randolph Shore
October School Nurse Report Reveals Underweight Pupils
Mrs. Edna A. Stevens reports October findings from 14 schools, 1156 children examined with 1201 weighed or measured. Of 710 underweight pupils across 12 schools, 882 overweight and 62 with defective sight, 15 with defective hearing, 24 7 11 23 12 tonsils and 12 10 4 5 6 6 adenoids. Normal weight pupils total 83. 26 visits, 13 dressings, 8 cold or sore cases. five children aided by PTA clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna A. Stevens
Chester
Kingsley
Center Street
Washington Street
Morse High
St. Mary's
Center Grammar
Center Primary
Dike Grammar
Dike
Washington Street Grammar
Morse High Team Honored At Banquet In Bath Maine
Clinton D. Wilson presided as toastmaster at a Morse High School banquet in Bath Maine. Speakers praised the team for season effort and cited plans for a new gym while recognizing support from merchants and the Times. Oliver Folsom is noted as a local settler, and Bain slate industry revival is hinted with Norcross quarry talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton D. Wilson
Elmer McFarland
Peter Olinto
Morse High
Bath
Stover
Wilson
Clinto
Edward True
Maine
Portland
Deering
Bangor
C. M. Fitzgerald
William Stewart
Times
Hk. C. McFadden
Supt. C. L. Smith
Donnell Carr
Raymond V. Haywood
Winsor
Phippsburg buyer to build cottage at Small Point Bodwell estate
Miss Annie IS Gilmer of New York purchased about eight acres of the Bodwell property at Small Point from Charles B. Paine through McLean Fogg & Southard. The plan is to build a cottage and develop the site, north of Little Beach, with deeds recorded in Sagadahoc. Several residents and visitors are noted, including tax collection steps and local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie IS. Gilmer
New York
Bodwell
Charles B. Paine
Augusta
McLean, Fogg & Southard
Sagadahoc Registry of Deeds
Hiram T. Stevens
Bath
Little Beach
Joseph R. Bodwell
Hallowell
Melville B. Spinney
Phippsburg
Hannah Bodwell
Joseph F. Bodwell
Persis M. Paine
Martin
Poersis M. Martin
Grant
William BR. Campbell
Portland
S.C. Campbell
James Chambers
Lapham Beach
William Wyman
Chambers
Coast Guard
Harry Maas
Maas
William Wayman
Stonybrook
Nestles Food Co
Stella Coffin
Porthind
Roland Smith
Edward Chaplin
Mellowbrook
Wi. M. MelIntire
Thomas Spence
Small Point
Norman Grover
U.S. Navy
EB. J. Houdlette
Drosmore
Abram York
Dromore Grange
Fort Fairfield customs lead three-year high in September and October
Deputy Collector T. J. Doyle reports Fort Fairfield customs collections for September and October were the heaviest in three years, with Septembers $1,662.82 and Octobers amount listed as SLSR. The piece also notes local anecdotes about a prolific goose in West Gorham and a clerical funding issue in Penobscot county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Doyle
Fort
Penobscot
British Columbia
Fort Fairfield
St. John Globe
New Brunswick
United States
Bangor
Callaway
Nebraska
G._D. Trall
Portland
Vortland Society of Natural History
Aerial locomotive exhibition described from 1840
The Portland Transcript reports an 1840 event in New York showing a 10 foot float with a mini steam engine propelling paddle wheels. The craft rose from Rotunda doors, circled sky, then landed safely after a spiral descent, suggesting early steam powered air navigation over 170 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural History Society
Hall
Portland Transcript
Portland Express Saunterer
New York
Deer Return From Maine Trip With Rich Haul
Thomas French, chauffeur for TLH McCarty, returned from northern Maine with a deer. His brother Fred of Andover also claimed a deer and a 400 pound bear. Fred Williams, Wortlind, and Alonzo G. Fisher visited Merry Meeting Day Monday for ducks, seeing thousands but too wild to approach. They brought back two whistlers and a broadbill. William Elliott and Clarence Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas French
Buck eludes hunters near Forks amid heavy snow
Report from a hunting party near the Forks details 36 inches of snowfall hindering travel as they failed to bag a deer. They spent two hours to cover four miles in deep drifts while Fred Wilson traveled to Arrowsic on Monday and sighted a buck pursued by many hunters but it escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forks
Fred Wilson
Arrowsic
Ile
Portland Bowling: McConville Defeats Pearson to Win Match
In Portland a bowling contest between George McConville and former state champion Ralph Pearson, across 20 strings, ended with McConville winning the match by 44 pins. Thursday’s opener favored McConville 1071 to 0, while Monday’s return saw Pearson win 1058 to 976 but fall short overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
George McConville
Ralph Pearson
McConville
Pearson
Hoar and Collar couple wed in City Hall ceremony
Schuyler I. Hoar married Miss Alice E. Collar in a Monday night ceremony officiated by City Clerk Albert J. Grassy in his office at City Hall. The groom is a pipe fitter from Newport, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoar. the bride is likewise from Newport, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler I. Hoar
Alice E. Collar
Ruth
Albert J. Grassy
City Hall
Fred Hoar
Newport
Hoar
Fred Collar
Dorothy Gordon Leaves Chestnut Street for Boston Visit
Miss Dorothy Gordon of Chestnut street departed Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving and the weekend with friends in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gordon
Chestnut Street
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Garrison
Community League
Ful Entertainment
Nequasset Dam
Oliver Folsom
Kinco
Levi and
Mary Packard” Foto
Monson
Btownville
Massachusetts
Norcross
Annie Gilmer
Thompson Bros
French
Portland Bowling
Cinoke Pal
Liccett & Myers Tosacco Co
Pate
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