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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1909

Page

4

Christmas Seals Aid Red Cross Opposed Yet Urged

Society notes urge buying Red Cross Christmas seals to aid tuberculosis relief while enjoying holiday cheer. Reports mention Miss Farrar with Ai and a Bath concert season, plus hospital Sunday support, candy mail rules, local social events and upcoming performances by Lilla Ormond and Miss Gertrude French.

Popham Beach Couple Wed at Home Ceremony

Ella Sibyl Stacy daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Stacy of Popham Beach married J Arthur Stevens son of Mr and Mrs Hiram C Stevens of Popham at the bride’s home. Rev C L Stevens of Phippsburg officiated. Guests from Portland Phippsburg Bath and Waterville attended.

Ella Sibyl John H. Stacy Popham Beach J. Arthur Stevens Hiram C. Stevens C. L. Stevens Phippsburg Stacy Popham Josephine Richardson Portland Hiram T. Stevens A. F. Williams Zoa Clark Lottie Stevens Minnie Wallace Pauline Tobey Lucy Snowman Thomas Payne Bath Iron Works Miss Richardson Westbrook Ry Waterville Merton ©. Webber Stevens Popham Steamboat Co Hull Semin Frank Snowman Sergi J. A. Ricaardson V. A

Marriage Report and Local Movements in Georgetown

The article lists local people with travel, marriages, and visits. Fred P. Oliver returns from Massachusetts by December. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Todd visited Boston to see their daughter Mrs. Edwin H. Oliver of Roxbury. George Humphreys wed Gertrude B. Wallace at the home of John L. Berry in Georgetown. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace of Phippsboro. Mrs. Wilton Campbell of Riggsville with her son Roy and daughter Rena, plus her niece, attended church in Georgetown hosted by Mrs. C. Wennervee. Thanksgiving guests were Horace Brown and parents from Reading, Mass. Captain James Morse visited and spent Thursday with his sister Mrs. B. W. Hathorn before returning to Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chestra spent Thursday at their daughter Mrs. Frea C. Scribner’s home in Portland.

Ald Society Central Church Denny M. Humphreys Alfred W Drinkler Portland James P. Webber Washington Street St. Mary's Guild Charles S. Brown Edwin M. Ruuer Florence Donnell Boston Perle Esselstyn Rhinebeck N.Y Culbert McGay Harry Morse New York Bath Bath Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Morse Langdon High Street Mr Morse Bowdoin Morse the Reach Alars Silas Duncan Pacific Coast Navine Seattle Duncans New Orleans Charles W. Clifford Bard Vistors Woodfords Harold Benjamin Eastman May Morse Universalist Church Amden Annie Morse Alden Ralph Stetson Truant and Stratton Business College Middle Street Lida Whitney Dorchester Mass John J. Meis Bath Iron Works Kennebec Yacht Club Charles Oliver Ca Beacon Street Indies Aid Society Bowers Rochester N.H Louise Tarbox Hugh T. Madden Wiliam A. Farber Gladys Parker Abbie Scott Eleanor Florence Dunton Grace Gertrude Gilman Hazel Wing Gorham Normal School Pred W. Brown Marie Yarmouth Charles H. McLellan George F. Duncan George E. Hughes Newton Harry A. Nealley Annie Riges Exeter N. H Abbie Roberts BR. Jordan Brunswick Sergeant Richardson Josephine Popham James Plaisted Webber Music Hall Dickens Kiping Thackeray Go- Lightly Webber Alfred Brinkler Brinkler St. Luke's Cathedral Grieg Forest + City Tim Fred P. Oliver Massachusetts W. C. Todd Piiaay Edwin H. Oliver Roxbury John L. Berry George Humphreys Gertrude B. Wallace James Wallace Phippshore Wilton Campbell Riggsville Wennervee Horace Brown Reading James. Morse B. W. Hathorn Charles Chestra Frea C. Scribner

Natives of Georgetown Celebrate Golden Wedding in Brunswick

Mr and Mrs Palmer Jr Spinney of Mere Point road Brunswick celebrated their golden wedding on Thanksgiving day with many relatives and friends. They have lived in Brunswick 23 years both natives of Georgetown Mrs Spinney was Mary Jane Todd daughter of Warren S Todd of Georgetown They married in Freetown November 25 1859. During the war Mr Spinney served at a lighthouse and heard the Caleb Cushing explosion. They later moved to Lewiston where they ran a boarding house for five years then opened a clothing store for two years.

Palmer Jr. Spinney Mere Point Road Brunswick Spinney Georgetown Mary Jane Todd Warren S. Todd Zina H Spinney Freetown

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Red Cross Grand Army of Red Cross Bath City Hospital Pew Post Force Department Parcel Post Lido Fisher Alameda Allan Ramsey Conservatory William Halle Maine State University Edmund T. Hartman Massachusetts Civic Improvement Society Gray Clmveh Chapman Lilla Ormond Ormond Bosto Symphony Orchestra Miss Ormond the Rubinstein Beatrice EB. Mudge Central Boothbay Harch Sony Mission Band Edith Howard Annie Palmer Frank Hodgdon Winter Street Milton Douglas Boston Philharmonic Jeanne Trecartin William F. Krafft Placido Finmara Ludwig Nastello John Muldrg Masou Arthur Brooke Somerville Dr. Page Howard Spear Grace Ehurch Ten O'Clorks Fourtenth Antines Horace Ward Charles Whitney Gardiner Mies Winniebargin First Baptist Church Charlotte Manchester Summerstree Lewis Swett Cal New Meadows Cahill Shore Jane Welch Wiliam Balelard William Barry Mr. Briry Milton Briry Gertrude Greenleaf Bowdoin Boys Nesreh Moses Harold Delong Bath Tro Col Edward Plummer Gover Washington John Wilson, Jr William Z. Hall, Jr William T. Hall Richmond Harry I. Smith Colonial Club Eben J. Marston Grace Church Charles Durand Asa Nathaniel Rice South Street Virginia Pingree Wes Hawley Beta Theta Pi Bowdon College Frank E. Robis Stephen Gardiner Calais Kendrle Weston Brummett Davis Nellie Hodgdon Zeta Pst Henry Johnson Hartley William T. Foster G. B. Pray Ferville Newts Stetson H. Hussey Blaine George A. Torsney Berlin Fred C. Black Rockland Charles A. Blair Scott R. Frye Wiscasset Harry Farnham San Juan Westers John G. K. Knowlton Knowlton John R. Knowlton Alice Dain Trust Biddford Hom Sarah Moody Li Cole Stanley W. Pierce Tims Nane Teaby Gers Wayfarers Town Hall Chile Maine Gilman Miss Pickett F. D. Snow C. Z. Robinson Teach James A. Bartlett Pinkham Mary Gilman Perkins Racnet Latte Miss Rideout Brackett John Peel Eaton's Hardware Store Bath Social Club Adams’ Block Ella Stacy Rgetown
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