Community Notes From Phippsburg Bath Area
Phippsburg and Bath area residents frequent visits and homecomings at Brightwater Meadowbrook Winnegance and Sebasco. Roads near West Point and Saw Mill Hill undergo notable improvements with new work and blasting prep. Local events include a Columbus Day program Oct 13 and an Oct 22 grange hall supper with cards and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Holton
Brightwater
Boston
William Grevers
Meadowbrook
James Perry
Ralph Coombs
Portland
Omar Perry
J. E. Perry
Margaret Grevers
Plainville
N. J
Freeman C. Bowker
Mabel Ingalls
Bath
George Ingalls
James Abel
Kittery
Ernest Rogers
Rarline
Rogers
John D. Rogers
Topshaw
H. W. Cutting
Annie Cutting
Dromore
Roger Skillings
Sebasco
Joseph Brazier
Everett Harrington
Grange Hall
Joseph Small
Martha Small
Popham Beach
New York
New Haven
Conn
West Point
Saw Mill Hill
Small Point
Raymond Campbell
Lucia Ferguson
Alice
Abbie Minott
Bess
Grace Dickinson
H. B. Wyman
Dromore Bay
James Farnham
Alice Minott
C. V. Minott
Roxbury
Miss Ferguson
Center School
Ellen Coombs
Minott
John Williams
Honolulu
Gainesville
Fla
Henry Minott
Nisce
Leila Hamilton
Mr. Minott
State Department
Sheriff Force Cleans Up Topsham Midway
Sheriff Albert Henderson and deputies cleaned up the Topsham fairgrounds on Wednesday night. They shut down two fakirs and recovered about $500 for victims of deceptive games. A boy got $20 back after a rolling-ball scam, and a dish set booth refunded $10 to a patron after protests from women. Additional incidents and offenses were noted as part of the day’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Henderson
Topsham Fair Grounds
Portland
Norman Curtis
Bowdoin
Charles Messenger
Richmond
Edward Brown
Charles Lockery
Bath
Lad at fair sells liquor to sheriff
In municipal court, Ralph Flanagan of Bangor, 19, was fined 100 dollars and costs 4.25 for selling a half pint to Sheriff Albert Henderson at the Topsham fair grounds. He was placed on one year probation, with a suspended fine and two months Auburn jail time, and given one hour to leave town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Keegan
Ralph Flanagan
Bangor
Albert Henderson
Topsham Fair Grounds
Keegan
Auburn
Flanagan
Maine
Tim MacIntosh
Boston
Henderson
Norman Curtis
Bowdoin
Young Flanagan
Wesley Church Plans Annual Roll Call Supper
Wesley M E church officials outlined plans for the annual roll call supper to be held Thursday evening Nov 5 at the parsonage. Ladies aid and Sorority to arrange the supper with committees named for general and program tasks led by Rev Forest L Littlefield Ellery Whittemore Edward V Coombs Mrs Eva Cahill Mrs Georgia Ripley Mrs Agnes Shallenbarger and Mrs Eva Lemont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid and Sorority
Ellery Whittemore
Edward V. Coombs
Eva Cahill
Georgia Ripley
Agnes Shallenbarger
Eva Lemont
Forest L. Littlefield
Mrs Viola Nelson Funeral Held at North Woolwich
The funeral for Mrs Viola F Nelson wife of Wendall O Nelson was held Friday at 2 30 PM at the North Woolwich home with Rev J Benjamin Shaw presiding Burial followed at Riverside Cemetery Mr and Mrs Frederick E Drake of Washington street attended Diocesan Council meetings in Portland at the home of Rt Rev Benjamin Brewster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola F. Nelson
Wendall O. Nelson
North Woolwich
J. Benjamin Shaw
Riverside Cemetery
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Portland
Benjamin Brewster
Winnegance Church Services Highlight Sunday Activities
Sunday school at Winnegance began at three with Mrs Lizzie B C Chaney in charge amid a partial leadership slate and Ascending attendance. Rev Charles R Sims spoke to the children on treasures after services, with Mrs Sims leading songs and solos. Squaw Club held its first meeting after Summit recess with prizes awarded and plans for a card party at Dromore grange hall. Road patrolman dragged the wet village streets and D A Merry remained ill in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnggance Church
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Katherine Perkins
Stephen Marshall
Alsce May Douglas
Henry Potter
Potter
Sims
Squaw Club
Sherman L. Morse
Edgar W. Oliver
Walter Morse
Harry F. Oliver
Fred L. Parks
Richard C. Morse
I. A. Trueworthy
Dromore Grange Hall
D. A. Merry
Popham Not Deserted Despite Summer Residents Gone
Popham remains lively as clam diggers supply a Providence truck. Miss Marjorie Dearborn of Bath lands a Boston coat department post. early plays and a historic rink memory mark beach life. immigration commissioner Mrs. Anna M. Tillinghast lectures locally. residents watch Small Point electricity progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham
Providence
Edward McNulty
Marjorie Dearborn
Bath
Colby College
Boston
Jordan Marsh Co
Miss Dearborn
Saugus
Franklin Square House
East Newbury Street
Oliver Moses
Anna M. Tillinghast
Cambridge
Hoover
U. S
New England
Maine State Federation
Baptist Church
Houston
Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution
Worcester
Massachusetts Associated Industries
Associated Industries of
Maine
Republican Women of
Massachusetts
Tufts College
Brown University
Emerson College of Oratory
America
Small Point
Buxton Medicine Co Advertises Buxton’s Special Compound
Buxton Medicine Co offering Buxton’s Special Compound for sale at leading drug stores. Customer urged to request a booklet from Abbot Village Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buxton’s
Buxton Medicine Co
Abbot Village
Rev T W Horsfield Leaves for Orono After Farewell Sermon
Rev T W Horsfield pastor of the Universalist church for 18 months will deliver his farewell on October 25 before leaving October 26 for Orono where he has accepted the pastorate. He will start duties November 1 and is noted for strong regard from parishioners and townspeople. He is a Victoria University graduate and studied at the University of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Horsfield
Universalist
Horsfield
Orono
Universalist Church
Horsefield
St. Johnsbury
Governor outlines Administrative Code aims and budget shifts
The governor defends the Administrative Code Bill detailing unchanged council power, central purchasing push, and a new budget system. He claims savings of about 250000 dollars yearly and clearer responsibility. Public luncheon notes at Hotel Phoenix highlight state cost controls and interdepartmental coordination.
Shepard Purchases Philco Sales and Service Shop
Herman S. Shepard has bought Philco Radio Sales and Service at 86 Front Street from Roger Wheed on and will operate the business there. He is known in Bath’s radio scene from his prior affiliation with the shop and has hired Mrs. Norman J. McCabe Jr. as bookkeeper. Public invited to inspect the salesrooms and radios. D. H. Warner and Maurice Warner returned from a week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farrington of Hullowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ners
Campbell
George C. Pease
Middle Street
Bath
Derwent
Dromore
Elinor Gilmore
Everett Harrington
Evelyn Beals
Abbie Minoit
Arthur F. Mayo
Omar Perry
Mayo
Raymond Campbell
H. B. Wyman
Lucia Perguson
Alice and
Abbie Minot
Emma Perry
Grace Dickinson
Miss Ferguson
Dickinson
Herman S. Shepard
Philco Radio Sales & Service
Front Street
Roger Wheedon
Shepard
Radio Public
H. P. Bridge, Inc
Norman J. McCabe Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phippsburg
Fred S Curtis
Sheriff's Force
Topsham
Wesley Church
T.W. Horsfield
First Universalist Church
State Department of Agriculture
N. Gratz Jackson
Woolwich
Gardiner
Ellis Aldrich
Clementi L. Robinson
W. S. Newell
Loyall F. Sewall
Henry C. Wright
W. R. Kimball
E. J. Marston
George B. Wolstendline
J. W. Magoun
H. W. Butler
Gardiner G. Deering
William H. Fisher
Augusta
A. R. Nickels
J. Edward Drake
A. J. Leeman
Wilbur C. Oliver
Ralph O. Dale
Eugene A
Chambray
Hunters
Morris S. Povich
Bath, Maine
National Board OF Fire Underwriters
John Street
Chicago
West Adams Street
San Francisco
Merchants Exchange Bldg
Philco Sales and Service
D. H. Warner
Maurice Warner
Harry Farrington
Hullowell
Urance
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