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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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