Doings Down Georgetown Way This Week in Woolwich
The Woolwich and Georgetown area reports a parish supper at Union Hall to raise church funds, deaths and funerals, local trips, harvests, road work, and town notes. Mentions Loring Harford's sudden death near Charles Smith place and community events around Bath, Topsham Fair, and local quarries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Free Baptist Church
Union Hall
Loring Harford
Charles Smith Place
Mr. Harford
Innes
Baptist Church
Oak Ce
Hattie EF. Rowe
Boston
Topsham Fair
Bath
John BD. Williams
Lavneth
B. G. Smith
W H. Dearborn
John Hinckley
Jack Gibson
Charles Tarr
Richmenid
J. M. Harford
Albton Davis
Charles McMahan
Mr. Lishness
Augusta
Ward
Warner Lawis
Frank Gould
Bert Gould
Frank Rhines
Jacksonville
Fla
A. A. Stott
Roland Beal
Woolwich
F. W. Carlton
Sidnutt
Arrival of the Aryan to Boston from Seattle
The full rigged ship Aryan, 136 days out, travels to Boston as the first Stars and Stripes vessel. She carries 543 spars, 160000 feet of timber, 242000 feet of lumber, 18000 feet of clear cedar, and 500000 shingles worth about 50000 dollars. Built in 1893 in Phippaburg by Co V Minott, she is the last wooden ship built locally. Also notice a Leslie's feature on Leah Winslow of Crescent Theatre Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Slocum
Philadelphia
Niobe
Woolwich Grange
Clever Bath
J. G. Call
Mother
Day's Ferry
Butler Farm
Washneton
Albee
Wiscasset
Maria Leonard
Florence Neal
Everett
Mass
W. H. Mayberry
East Boston
Meée Niven
Skowhegan
Joseph Thomson
Thomson
Vibert Thomson
Frank Hatham
Emma Barnes
Tueaday
Boston
James Main
Portland
Montver
Old Woolwich
Woolwich
Eleanor Cochran
Edgeob
Addie Saunders
Richmond
Bert Hal
Sagadahoc Ferry
Seattle
Arvati
Pacific
Co. V. Minott
Phippaburg
Leslie
Leah Winslow
Crescent Theatre
Brooklyn
N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coorrighs
House of Kuppeah
Maine
Kuppenheimer
Stetson
Lamson & Hubbard
John J. Desmond Co
Water Sts
Percy
Garmen
Brainard & Armstrong
Annie K. Faulkner
David P. Kimball
Coombs
Music Hall
Geo. M. Me
Manus
Brunswick
Ssylvania
Beatrice Hacker
Jordan Ave
Cdu
J. F. Upton
Winnegance
Tel. 265
Wit
Mra
A. H. Shaw
High St
ED. E. Bairy
Sagadahock Block
Grove Street
Georgetown Way
Woolwich Town
Sagadahoc
Kennebec
Tery
William Farnsworth
Owen K. Marr
Archibald Miller
Phippsbury Center
E. A. Williams
Rigesville
Riggsville
Prescott
Clarey
Irving Moat
Wollaston
Bramwell Grent
FE. B. Hunt
E. B. Hunt
Margaret Riges
Moses Powers
Boothbay
Air Mill Dam
Harold Hant
Selectman E.C. Merry
Seguinland
Georgetown
Arrowsic
Thos
N. Williams
Williams
Sheen
Tonsham Fair
Lauriat
Massachusetts
Fred Robinson
Cambridge, Mass
George McKinney
Lulu Mae Rowe
W. T. Marr
Boothbay Harbor
Sarah Rowe
Haverhill, Moss
Miss Ham
Pronswick
B.C
Merry Daily
Rowe
Waldo Lewis and
Ladies' Aid Society
Azula Holland
Vilette Fields
The
Good Templars
Maine Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Good Templars
Calais
Joseph Torrey
Hattie Garland
Worthy Chaplain
Mildred
Leavitt
Worthy Flora Reading
Mary Fullerton Reading
Nellie Lake Story
Bro
Fullerton
Richard T. Plumstead
California
Nancy Plumstead
Ernest Brookings
George Kennerson
Hartley
Harold Bailey
Belle Gover
Mise Bessie Bridges
William T. Kinge
Worcester
Join Youngs
Minnie Getchell
Ida
F. A. Carlton
Scott Turner
Wolf Pond
Woolwich Orange
Grange
Alden Richardson
George W. Shaw
Freewill Baptist Church
Montsweag
George McKenney
John H. Carter
Livermore Falls
the Falls
Eeast Livermore
George Wo Shaw
Topsham
Marcia Stinson
Kath
Scott Tibbetts
Madison
Madison Water Company
Mr. Tisvetts
D. J. Hathorn
Sussex
Fred Lead
Aryan Bot
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