Granddaughter Houston Smith Wedding in Alfred
Miss Margaret Neal Hewey wed Edward Stone Titcomb at the Hewey summer home in Alfred in a small ceremony due to the grandmother’s death. Rev. Lewis H. Stoughton officiated as guests formed an aisle with white ribbon streamers amid family presence and a reception followed.
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Alfred
James E. Hewey
Bath
Margaret Neal Hewey
Edward Stone Titcomb
William Titcomb
Kennebunk
Lewis H. Stoughton
Florence Roberts Hewey
William Sewall Titcomb
Portland High School
Wellesley College
Terryville
Conn
Thornton Academy
Boston University Law School
York County
Rockland navigates infantile paralysis outbreak with eight deaths
Rockland reports one more death and 38 total cases of infantile paralysis with 18 under quarantine. Maurice Ames, 16, a Rockland High School student, died after a brief illness linked to the outbreak, while the football squad and community vow stricter quarantine measures and seek medical assistance from national authorities.
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Rockland
Maurice Ames
Rockland High School
United States
Teen Age Girls Speakers at State Sunday School Conference
Rev. Plinette Allen of Woolwich is named among speakers for the State Sunday School Association State Conference for Girls of Teen Age in Saco on October 20 to 22. The gathering aims to aid girls in study work play worship with YWCA activities. Delegates from churches may attend. rules allow three delegates per church plus extras for larger enrollments and preparatory schools. Free home entertainment is provided. a registration fee of one dollar applies for delegates needing lodging.
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Plinette Allen
Woolwich
State Sunday School Association
Saco
Y.W. C.A
Y.W.C.A
Funeral Held for Captain John A. Stinson in Woolwich
The funeral of Captain John A. Stinson was held Monday afternoon from his Woolwich residence, with a large congregation in attendance. Attendants from this city included Joseph M. Trott, Mrs. Charles S. Brown, Mrs. Lucy Patten, and Fred P. Shaw. Rev. Calder officiated, pallbearers were J. E. Fullerton, F. S. Carter, Lemuel Stinson, Winfield Reed, F. W. Gould, and Cleveland Buck. Interment followed at Riverside Cemetery.
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John A. Stinson
Woolwich
Joseph M. Trott
Charles S. Brown
Lucy Patten
Fred P. Shaw
Mr. Calder
J. E. Fullerton
F. S. Carter
Lemuel Stinson
Winfield Reed
F. W. Gould
Cleveland Buck
Riverside Cemetery
Rideout Peters Wedding in Cumberland Street Home
Miss Florence Rideout and Dr Clinton Peters wed at the Rideout home in Cumberland Street Portland. The couple will reside in Dayton Ohio. Attending guests included Mr and Mrs Rodney Ross Mr and Mrs Ralph Bragg and other relatives. Paul R Jones returns to South Orange New Jersey to spend winter with relatives after summer with his father Edwin M Jones. Harry Washburn reports a 413 mile auto trip to Farmington Rangeley Lakes Bigelow Abrahams Saddleback North Anson Solon calling it one of Maine’s prettiest trips. Morse opened articles for the six master Wyoming coal port voyage. crew arrived from Boston and the Wyoming, after repairs at Percy Small yard, is cleared for sea.
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Blanche Houston
Harry
Union Street
Smith
J. H. Scott
Morse High School
Mr. Smith
H. E. Smith
Seattle
Wash
Bath Iron Works
Rodney Ross
Ralph Bragg
Florence K. Rideout
Oscar L. Rideout
Clinton Noyes Peters
H. B. Peters
Portland
Cumberland St
Peters
Dayton
Ohio
Paul R. Jones
Edwin M. Jones
South Orange
N. J
Miss Hardy
Boothbay
Harry Washburn
Farmington
Rangeley Lakes
Bigelow, Abrahams
Saddleback Range of Mountains
Anson
Solon
Washburn
Com. Morse
Wyoming
Boston
Percy &Small Yard
Home Economics Extension Schools at University of Maine
The first Home Economics Extension School by the University of Maine will be held in Turner on November 9 to 11 and run through April 1. The program outlines courses for rural communities, with two available schools: Household Management and Foods. Local committees will organize petitions, arrange facilities, hire transport and supply materials, with costs kept to about 50 or 60 cents per member for the three-day session.
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College of Agriculture
University of Maine
Turner
Catharine N. Platts
Extension Service
Orono
Maine
Sagadahoc
Bath
Sagadahoe
Margaret M. Brown
Mary E. Webber
Rath
James
Lowell
Ively
James S&slowet
Workshop Plans For Kitchen Setup And Meal Planning
A three day program outlines a kitchen arrangement study on day one with a basket dinner, day two covers vegetables preparation and serving, and day three features meal planning practice and a table setting demonstration followed by household problem discussion.
Eight-Hour Law Debate Highlighted by Wilson Clash
The piece attacks Woodrow Wilson and The New York World over the Adamson bill and the eight hour idea. It argues the bill is a wage increase not an eight hour day and criticizes claims of cost increases. It notes Texas Steamship Co. yard work on keel laying for two foot harbor delivery steamers in Sewall yard.
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Shadow Lawn
Wilson
United States
Mr. Wilson
Texas Steamship Co
Sewall
One Center Street Merchant Buys Native Veal From Butcher
A merchant at One Center Street paid over $1,000 to a local butcher for native veal this summer.
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Center Street
Bowdoin Center couple marks 62nd wedding anniversary
Elder Zaccheus M. Beal and Mrs. Beal of Bowdoin Center celebrated sixty two years of marriage with a family dinner at 1373 Washington Street. Four children and twelve grandchildren attended. Beal, born 1855, and Phoebe Tru fant married 1854. They plan a Lisbon Falls visit to see son Judge Beal.
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Zaccheus M. Beal
Bowdeinham Baptist Church
Beal
Phoebe A. Trufant
Adam Trufant
Squire Rogers
Mrs. Beal
West Bath
Bowdoin Center
Judge Beal
Lisbon Falls
Lizzie C. Clark
Bowdoin
Annetta Higgins
Topsham
Ella Hoyle
Bath
Rachel Potter
Mary | Minott
Portland
Clark
Minott
Wesley Sisters Elect New Officers And Plan Anniversary Banquet
Wesley Sorority held its annual meeting at Mrs. Arthur G. Oliver's home on Union street Monday night. New officers include Ena Bucknam as president and Alice Corliss as secretary and treasurer. A banquet is planned for the sorority's sixth anniversary on November 3 at the Colonial Cafe. Mengell Bros. Co. of Louisville, Ky., bought the steam schooner William H. Murphy for 130000 and are building a tour-masted schooner at Percy & Small yard.
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Wesley Sorority
Arthur G. Oliver
Union Street
Ena Bucknam
Robert Gordon
Alice Corliss
Margaret Stewart
Colonial Cafe
Andrew Butterfield
Mengell Bros. Co
Louisville
William H. Murphy
Pacific Coast
Percy & Small Yard
Libby Family Trip To Boothbay For Several Days
Mrs. Paul J. Libby travels with her son Joseph H. Libby and Mrs. Wilbur King to Boothbay to visit relatives and friends, planning a several day stay. Executors notice references Whitney estate with Charles El Whitney and others as executors, posting legal actions and payment reminders for creditors and claimants.
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Paul J. Libby
Joseph H. Libby
Wilbur King
Boothbay
Isaiah King
Ainls
Josenr
Whitney
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Wesley Sisters
Horsce
Charles EL Facors
Isabel
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Cordelia KE. Spear
Bowdoinham
Sagadanhoc
Nellie V. Harmon
Executrix
Brunswick
Cyrus W. Longley
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