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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1915

Page

8

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.

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.

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 Page

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.

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

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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
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