Phippsburg Yard Sale Items and Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a yard sale at the Bowker & Son yard in Phippsburg with items from E S Bowker, Snd Mrs Warren and Huff of New York. Edgecomb and Auburn connections appear with Louise Wilson of Brunswick and De Gatchell. Seats advertised at Hallet's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Bowker & Son
Phippsburg
Warren. Huff
E. Hutt T
Edgecomb _re
Erry
Ewe Louise Wilson
Brunswick
de Gatchell
Auburn
Jist
Hallet’s
Maritime News And Local Appointments Chronicle
Oct 4 1906 items report Doris capt Eastman safe in Mobile bay. Miss Barry hosted a party in her honor. Phillips Exeter and other names appear with scattered notes. F W Carlson’s barn nears completion. Lieut Comdr S E Moses to take a South vacation. Roscoe P Higgins begins duties in the sail loft of Capt Robert H Goodman. Local residents travel to New London and Richmond for visits and training. church activities noted with Sunday school departure and a state operator reference.
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Doris
Eastman
Mobile
Roscoe P Higgins
Robert H. Goodman
Unclear fragment hints at ongoing judging by numbers
Fragment mentions two people involved in judging and notes a rising count or approval based on numeric cues. No clear event dates, places, or organizations are identifiable from the text.
Ste Cerelia club talk at St Marys hall followed by dance
At St Marys hall at 7 30 this evening under the Ste Cerelia club Miss Kateen will speak on her abroad experiences. After the entertainment whist and dancing will be in order until 11 oclock with meats served by the ladies.
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St. Mary’s Hall
Ste. Cerelia Club
Kateen
Maine hunter and bird season notes from Lobster Lake camp
The report discusses Nugent using a single action .45 revolver and a .22 for hunting, describes cedar split roofing, and notes Maine’s bird hunting peak with woodcock in northern counties grouse ducks and small game open. It mentions Mrs Ralph Morrill at Lobster Lake shooting her own deer and Spud Spaulding a veteran host who stays on into winter.
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Arlen Nu
Nugent
Maine
Lobster Lake
Bill Turgeon
Ralph Morrill
Allen Avenue
Portland
Moosehead Lake
Spud Spaulding
Waterfowl Season Opens Slowly at Merrymeeting Bay
Ground fog delays opening of the waterfowl season on the lower Kennebec river at Merrymeeting Bay. Warden Supervisor Mead notes the fog favored ducks and indicates expected improved shooting later as hunters thin out. Early bags include a few timely wings among the birds.
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Merrymeeting Bay
Kennebec
Mead and Mead
Fas
Do Not Soak Washable Fibres In Detergent Soaks
Do not soak washable fibers as they may weaken and stains may lodge deeper. Avoid prolonged immersion or aggressive washing to protect fabric integrity.
Brunswick Wins 6-0 on Late Drive Versus Morse
In a tight showdown Brunswick breaks a scoreless tie in the final minutes as Cloutier plunges in from the four yard line for a touchdown and Dube adds the conversion. Morse fought back with strong defense and an interception by Lord but Brunswick sealed the win with a strategic late drive and stout goal line stands.
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Morse
Attick
Brunswick
Cloutier
Orange and Black
Dube
Lord
Reed
Holmson
Ouellette
Cook
Burgess
Small
L Johnson
Everett Parker
Orange
Black
Parker
Advane
Cullen
Smith
Dumais
Blue
White
Walker
Unclear excerpt from game report with player and official names
Fragmentary notes list players Cloutier Jenkins D Otsey Dwyer Morse Hutt Skillen Powers Cahill with ground strike mention. Officials Gustafson Bearce Scott Bates referenced. Time appears as 4 12 s.
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le Walker
Cloutier
Len Brunswick
Jenkins
D’otsey
Dwyer
Morse
Hutt Skillen
Powers
County Woman’s Club Meeting Promotes Republican Voter Drive
The County Women’s Club heard a speaker urge programs to enthuse members to persuade acquaintances to register as Republican voters. Mrs. Wagg was hosted by Mrs. Bernard Knight in town, then joined by Mrs. Charles W. Messinger and Mrs. Carrie Charlesworth at the Knight home. The group plans a November 12 meeting with Bowdoinham district members for a covered dish meal and aims to distribute membership cards then.
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Wagg
Bernard Knight
Central’avenue
Charles W. Messenger
Carrie Charlesworth
Lisbon
Knight Home
Bowdoinham
Rotary Club Meeting in Brunswick Hosts Guests
Rotarians heard a talk at a Brunswick Rotary Club luncheon Tuesday evening presided by President Charles Shepard. Music was led by Ches ter A Plant with James Henderson. Guests included Frank Freeman of Bath A G Page Co Earl Hutchinson of Augusta Herbert Lemont Karcher Jackson James Stanton Boston and Joseph Tansey Portland. Fortunate Central Grammar School representatives were Donald Coombs and Charles Wood.
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Brunswick Rotary Club
Charles Shepard
Chester A. Plant
James Henderson
Frank Freeman
A. G. Page Co
Bath
Earl Hutchinson
Augusta
Herbert Lemont
Karcher Jackson
James Stanton
Boston
Joseph Tansey
Portland
Donald Coombs
Cherry Street
Charles Wood
Middle Street
Central Grammar School
Allegro Troop Plans Fall and Winter Program
Allegro Troop of Senior Girl Scouts visited Mrs Waldron s camp Friday after noon for an engaging session Plans are under way to recruit new members and a strong Fall and Winter program is being arranged Leader Mrs John Parker guided the group The attendees included Beverly Denham Marilyn McElman Gloria Brown Gloria A Brown Betty Nostall Thelma Cummings Carol Walker Jean McDonald Gloria Rogers and Claire Milton.
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Allegro
Mrs. Waldron
John Parker
Beverly Denham
Marilyn McElman
Gloria Brown
Gloria A. Brown
Betty Nostall
Thelma Cummings
Carol Walker
Jean McDonald
Gloria Rogers
Claire Milton
Probate and Public Notices in Bath Maine October 1 1946
Notarial statement lists ownership details of Bath Independent and names publisher editor and business manager. Includes probate notices for numerous Bath area estates with guardians administrators and executors named, plus accounting schedules.
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Calgrens
Heath Independent
Ory Maine
County of Tee
Frank B. Nichols
Bath Independent
Corporation
Bath
Maine
Harry C. Webber
John IL. Jack
Charlotte M. Heald
Alexander Burden
Elmo Q. Roberts
Marion E. Roberts
Gershon D. Trott
Woolwich
Blty
Rae Thorn
Annie M. Gould
Mars
George E
Charles W. Gould
Waltham
Everators
Y M C A Announces Room Care and Gym Activities
The notice describes room availability for boys and mentions ongoing gym activities at the Y M C A. It notes increased gymnasium usage and a scheduled men's gym class from 5 15 to 6 43 on weekdays, inviting interested men to participate. It promotes membership as a lasting gift for boys.
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Ingregatcy
Personal notes from Bangor visit with Episcopal Auxiliary guests
Calais residents and friends attended the Fall quarterly meeting of Wooden's Auxiliaries of Episcopal Church in Bangor. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W Linwood Haynes Green Mrs. Arthur Sewall 2nd and Mrs. Alden Anderson. They joined activities in Holyoke Springfield and Hartford while visiting.
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Calais
Pee Eae A
W. Linwood Haynes
Green
Arthur Sewall
Alden Anderson
Bangor
Wooden’s Auxiliaries
Episcopal
W. Clement
Holya
Oke
Mass
Springfield
Hartford
Holyoke
Samuel Thompson
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Be Neweeka
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S. S. Co
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Mr. Toothaker
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Alicia Markova
Lillian Marks
Anton Dolin
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Company
Prane B. Nichols
Ella D. Nichols
Dorothy Nichols Niven
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Barrett C. Nichols
Harry Seounie
Johan “C. Sakes
D Mogens Co
Charles E. Miller
Harry B. Stetson
Daniel Willams
Collingwood C. Shea
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Susie A. Tarr
Mary E. Pitzgerald
Weat
Edward W. Bridgham
Joseph B. Fitzgerald
Frank Emmons
Scott Morse
Bridget Reed
Margaret T. Rees
James C. Murgente
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John L. Tack
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