Winnega nce News Social Roundup at Bridge Hall
Mrs Coombs fulfilled duties at the postal station and closed the office for the season. Miss Margaret Butterfield stayed with Mrs I A Hayden while her parents visited Farmington Balls. A large crowd enjoyed the Bridge Hall dance with Stevens Orchestra. Frances Bates returned home after summer work at the Alonzo Fisher bungalow. Mrs Abram Oliver and Mrs Leon Pennell shopped in Brunswick. Mrs Leon Pennell visited with sister Mrs George Dennison after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Butterfield
I. A. Hayden
Mis
Joyce Butterfield
Farmington Balls
Bridge Hall
Stevens
Frances Bates
Suimmer
Alonzo Fisher
Abram Oliver
Leon Pennell
Brunswick
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offers Hundred Dollar Cure Claim
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh in all stages by acting on the blood through the mucous surfaces. The advert promises a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invites testimonials from users, with sales by druggists at 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall
Hall
F. J. Cheney
Toledo
Ohio
Fire alarms answer at Marr's market and Maine Central wharf
Two still alarms reacted Monday at 2 p.m. for a small fire at Marr's market on Commercial Street and at 9 p.m. for a brisk blaze on the Maine Central wharf east of the freight house. Firemen knocked down the flames with 300 feet of hose after tanks were emptied, extinguishing the blaze beneath a platform. Andrew St Verrill's crew, drilling an artesian well at Wolf's Neck for Stanley Wood of California, completed a 114 foot well yielding about 20 gallons per minute of spring water for a planned fine stock farm residence and modern farm system. John Calvin Stevens of Portland is the architect. ay-Lambert, formerly Hyde Windlass Co., returned Monday after stints in Worcester and with the Barnum and Bailey circus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marr's Market
Commercial St
Maine Central
Andrew St. Verrills
Wolf's Neck
Freeport
Stanley Wood
California
Wood
Maine
John Calvin Stevens
Portland
Five Islands Grange Initiates Six Members at Meeting
The Five Islands Grange held a Tuesday evening meeting conferring third and fourth degrees on six candidates. One membership application was presented and a social committee was chosen for next Friday. A cottage near the church owned by C. A. McMahan burned down Monday morning, destroying valuables despite efforts to save them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. S. Blen
South Portland
George Bluen
Grange
C. A. McMahan
Five Islands
Robinhood
Lester Davis
Dexter
Edward Hodgdon
Thompson Hall Co
Colonial Club to Host Talk on Telephones Next Meeting
October gathering of the Colonial Club approved new members Cydric Reynolds and George Drake and invited Arthur E. Bishop of New England Telephone to speak on telephone history and usage at the November session. Plans were made for a Thanksgiving entertainment committee and sympathy extended to Secretary Harold Thompson. Mrs. Fred S. Coombs returned from Squirrel Island after serving as postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Rodney E. Ross
K. D. True
Walter A. Murtaugh
Harold Thompson
Fessenden N. Chase
Arthur E. Bishop
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bishop
Prosest
Club
Fred S. Coombs
Winnegance
Squirrel Island
Reverend So. W. Brown to Speak at Montsweag and Center
Rev. So. W. Brown of Richmond will preach at Montsweag Church Sunday at 10 15 a m and again at the Center at 2 p m. He attracts Woolwich residents and is expected to draw two large congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
So. W. Brown
Richmond
Montsweag
Center
Draft Board Lists Exemptions and Rejections in Sagadahoc
Sagadahoc exemption board reviewed Saturday examinations with 39 men. 26 passed, 12 rejected, one pending. Names of accepted and rejected include Bath, Topsham, Phippsburg residents. Tuesday added 50 more draft list notices for Friday examinations at Dr. Barker’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
John F. Mahoney
Vine St
Michael Joseph
Front St
Belo
Hott
Frank Trembly
Frank E. Nos- Hott
Frank E. Noyes
Gianomoon Seymour
Topsham
Chaney Robbins
Portsmouth
W. L. Lane
Newport
R. I
Harold A. McKinney
Phippsburg
Peter P. Allen
Bath
Hollis S. Small
Arthur H. Turner
Richmond
Harold E. Ward
Gorem H. Getehell
Walter M. Rogers
Tony Mottote
Forrest L. Mitchell
Willard Ss. Thurston
Horace A. McMahan
Georgetown
Camille Arsenault
Charles H. McbFadden
Frank K. Hawke
Arlington I. Lewis
Edward S. Adams
Bowdeinham
Rayment H Frott
William I. Mc
John F. Murphy
Henry M. Wallace
Forrest Mitchell
Roy E. Johnson
Edward J. Morey
Mansour John
Hegory Kockovetz
B. F. Barker
Angelo Polsco
William M. Adams
Walter L. Shaughnessy
Lawrence Lt. Ganthier
Gus A.nichols
Sumner F. Bragdon
Hath
George E. Sedgley
Bowdoinhanl
Harold N. Libby
Robert McIntire
Herbert R. Fuller
Leonard P. Miller
Bernard W. Pratt
Wallace Rittall
Marl Ff. Bartlett
Forrest E. Cunningham
Otho E. Hooper
James S. Knight
Ellen F. York
Randall A. Nichols
Irald S. Barter
Charles B. Stevens
Joseph A. R. Michaud
Andrus K. Coleman
Earl H. Co
Ernest W. Oliver
Ernest Bk. Rowe
Norman . Stewart
Raymond&. Campbell
West Bath
Adam J. “Nichols
Daniel Madden
Loring H. Wallace
Whippsburg
Clarence H. Hazelton
Wallace P Morse
Elmer C. Prince
Vearl KB. Percy
Raymond EK. Brown
Two Medicines Join To Aid Blood Nerves And Digestion
The text advertises Blood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron as a combined remedy for blood, nerves and digestive health. It claims benefits for scrofula rheumatism anemia and nervous conditions with impure pale blood and iron deficiency. Hood's Pills are recommended as a laxative to complement the regimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Milliken Gunc Participate Honors Maine Notables
The Milliken Regiment of Field Artillery names guns for historic Maine figures. George Evans Minot of Belgrade wins $199 prize as Bowdoin junior. other honorees include Sir William Phips, Governor William King, and Gen. H. G. Berry. Prize money of $10 funded by James Hamlen. Judges ensure fairness by masking papers. A later item notes a Sunday school sick committee for October November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliken Regiment of Field Artillery
George Evans Minot
Belgrade
Bowdoin College
Maine
Sir William Phipps
Pemaquid
Massachusetts
Great Britain
William King
Bath
H. G. Berry
Rockland
Delta Kappa ‘Epsilon
Watertown
Mass
John Clair Minot
Petersburg
James (. Hamlen
Portland
Nathan Hifford
Charles Sumner Cook
Emma Eames
Anna Louise Carey
Lillian Nordica
Maxine Elliott
Henry W. Lengfellow
Beacon Lights Week At Beacon Street Rally Promised
The Dorcas Guild met at the parsonage and Ladies Aid held an all day session as plans for a Sunday school rally next Sunday were finalized. Dorchester speaker F H Gilboy to headline with Miss Lizzie Rice directing decorations and Mrs M H Douglas in charge of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon ‘Street
Esers
Dorcas Guild
T. N. Kerley
Ladies Aid
T. M. Baker
Upper High Ot
Kewlesy
Mary Shaw
Rosa Rosers
Sunda Ser
Lizzie Rice
M_ H_ Douglas
F_ H. Gilboy
Dorchester
Mass
Maine Governor Proclaims Constitution Amendments
Governor Milliken issued proclamations declaring that the proposed constitutional amendments were accepted by Maine voters in a special election held September 10 1917 and that the amendments are part of the Constitution and in effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliken
Maine
Daughter Arrives at Mitchell Home on Washington Street
A daughter arrived at the residence of Mr and Mrs Hans Mitchell on Washington Street. The event was noted by local residents and recorded in the family notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuezday
Hans Mitchell
Washington St
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Eureka
Thompson Bros
Thompson
Yours
Mikelsky’s Music Store
Winnegance News
Leon Fennell
Geroge Dennison
ay—Lambert
Hyde Windlass Co
Worcester
Barnum and Bailey Circus
I. W. Lewis
E. M. Lewis
Augusta
Thomas Hanna
The
Texas Co
Cydric T. Reynolds
Washington Street
George B. Drake
Ross
Exemption II Board
M. E. Church
C. Wilson Harrison
Milliken Guns
New Visitation
Amos Perry
Rosa Rogers
Gieorce Perry
Winter Fashion Book
Uffs
Maribou Capes
Armory Hall
Percy
Alameda
Annie Lynch
Alice Johnson
Sadie Reynolds
Frank DeWick
O. H. Curtis
Woolwich
S. W. Durfee
State Department of Agriculture
Curtis Farm
D. T. Percy & Sons
Saaatrh
AME
New York
Woma
Coats
Serge
Iover
Wistaria
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