Typhoid Affects Cecil Wallace in Phippsburg News Notes
Local column reports Cecil Wallace ill with typhoid fever. The piece lists a wide array of town happenings including visits, travel, ships, a tramp, family news, church sermons, weather observations, and social gatherings in Phippsburg and nearby Bath and Portland through late autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Wallace
Marguerite Irving
Popham
Kennebunkport
George Tobey
Hiram
Bath
Hiram Stevens
Seguin
Alice Minott
Portland
Misses Nichols
Ella Mayberry
Minott Home
Tragic Pedestrian Crash Leads to Maine Convention Break
A car accident on North Street near Bailey Street killed Edmund Dowling a four year old boy. J C Stowers of Palm Beach and Searsport faced the tragedy as his party hurried to Portland. The Forty seventh Maine State Sunday School Association convention opened in Winter Street Church with committees and delegates organizing amid solemn reflection and a rich program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Dunbar
Portland
Henry York
William Hosmer
H. W. Cutting
W. H. Bowker
Horace Jordan
Thomas Oliver
F. S. Bowker & Son
Hattie Rogers
Frank Bowker
Pine St
Bath
J. F. Leeach
Fanny Percy
Parker Head
Fred Wyman
Wyman
Hyte Wyman
Ed. McNulty
Virginia
Frank Frisbee
G. C. Beals
Popham Life Saving Station
Willie
Elbridge Morse
John Williams
A. F. Williams
Zina Butler
William Roderick
Walter J. McCourt
M. D. Sprague
J. H. Stacey
Boston
Mass
God
Teresa de Jesus
Ernest Rogers
Miss Pauline
Martin Wyman
Small Point Beach
ffllsmoreTh
Calvin Rogers
Dromore
Nellie Cutting
Drummond Cutting
Gloucester
S. G. Hutchinson
East Deering
Frank Wyman
Oscar Williams
Grace Percy
Cox’s Head
Gladden
William Temple
James William
Slade
Ralph Spinney
Bay Point
Georgie Spinney
Bailey St
Edmund Dowling
Archie Dowling
J. C. Stowers
Palm Beach
Searsport
Stockton Springs
Mr. Stowers
North St
Edmund
Ralph
Maine State Sunday School Association
Winter Street Congregational Church
Winter Street
S. A. Evans
Hooker
John Miller
John Heaney
Association
John M. Arters
Rumford
L. M. Binford
Saco
S. J. Bassford
M.D
Lyman P. Cook
Lucy I. Weir
Henry B. Eaton
Calais
F. K. Gamble
Bangor
B. W. Corliss
Milltown
Horace Purinton
Waterville
Maurice Dunbar
Turner
Charles L. Buck
South Paris
L. R. Cook
Yarmouthville
F. B. Cummings
Maine
Elm
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War of the Austrian Succession Hits Maine Settlements
A May 1748 letter from James McCobb of Phippsburg to Gov. Shirley details Indian raids near Georgetown and Monsweag during the Austrian Succession War. He cites only 50 state-paid soldiers for Georgetown, 8 locals, and widespread discouragement as captives Philbrook and Malone are attacked and a canoe is found near the garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Gov
Shirley
James McCobb
Phippsburg
Georgetown
Job Philbrook
Samuel Malone
Mr. Philbrook
Garison
Burns
McRe
Monsweag
Military Department
Cargill
Commdt
Damerescoty
Shepscot
Witchcasick
Mounsweig
Philbrook
Meloon
Bath
Also Mentioned on This Page
Squirrel Point Bell
Minott Lake
Mr. Slade
Charles F. Hill
Arthur Hill
Gray
W. R. Dickinson
Wallace MacDonald
Cox
Asa Percy
N. Percy
George Stacey
Arthur Totman
Annie
Mark L. Percy
Scott Mason of
Maine State Sunday School
North Street
J. C. Stow
J. M. Arters
W. H. Thayer
Ilsley Boone
Ashley D. Leavitt
F. O. Erb
Ph.d
Gay C. White
W. A. Brown
Y.M. CA
John M. Clark
Conducted BY
Wm. C. Chadbourne
Front St. Tel
Panama Canal
Phis
Goldhill
THE
Nequasset Territory
Henry O. Thayer
Johnson Bros. Co
Bath, Me