Georgetown News Roundup Detours and Travel Misadventure
Riggsville school plans a Friday evening fundraiser at the church vestry to buy books for the new library fivete en volumes. Numerous locals make moves in business and travel from Five Islands to Bath, with a dramatic cart wreck near Rowe's store leaving no serious injuries. Mrs. Berry leaves town as clerks and ministers circulate for Sunday worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riggsville
Popham Steamboat Company
West Georgetown
Victor Richardson
D. H. Todd
Robert Jordan
John D. Williams
Mr. Grant
Charles Campbell
Boothbay
Mrs. Flannigan
Boston
George West
Burton
George Hanna
Charles Pinkham
Riggsville Road
Roy M. Newman
Indian Point
New York
Clarke
Saratoga
Frank Thompson
Brooklyn
Ruth
Shirley N. C. Hicks
Jamaica
William H. Dearborn
Five Islands
William Holland
Howard M. Trafton
Bath
Stephen Trafton
Rowe
Herbert Tilden
Last Saturday at Bryant's Pond and area notes
Residents travel and seasonal plans are listed. Mrs. Berry winters with daughter Mrs. Harry L. Horne at Bryant's Pond after summers at Georgetown Center. Mrs. Everett Campbell left Riggsville for Boston. Road work proceeds with workers Natt Howe Henry N Reynolds Edward C Clarey and Charles Mains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant’s Pond
Harry L. Horne
Berry
Georgetown Center
Everett Campbell
Riggsville
Boston
Natt Howe
Henry N. Reynolds
Edward C. Clarey
Charles Mains
Benjamin H. Woodside
Nannie Russell
Otis Beane
Ethel B. Todd
John Cummings
Walter Cummings
Arthur Oliver
Riggsville Church Plans Services And Events
Services next Sunday at 10 30 morning with sermon on Foreign Missions and a children’s Sunday school session. Evening service at 7 30 led by Epworth League discussing “Am I Evading God’s Call?” Halloween party for children Monday 5 to 7 pm. Numerous local visitors and attendees noted with talks and lectures scheduled at Georgetown and Bath venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Churchill
Epworth League
Hallowe’en
Senter
Karl
Brookline
Mass
Mr. Churchill
Bath
E. A. Williams
Carrie Williams
Paul H. Locke, Jr
George West
Everett Campbell
Quincy
Wentworth Cushing
David Gibbons
Wilton Campbell
Ralph Reynolds
Pinkham
Henry Reynolds
Flannigan
Waverly
Baptist Church
Georgetown
West Bath Folks Hold First Session in New Quarters
The New Meadows Boat Club met in its new Harding building quarters on Tuesday evening. Various local residents are noted for travels, visitors, and plans, including the Dairymen Association, church services, school closings, and community happenings around West Bath.
Local Jottings Brighten Central Maine Daily Life
Floor planking at Central Maine Power Co shop was laid Tuesday. H D Maxwells residence at Oak and Middle streets is being repainted. Odd Ladies Sewing Circle met Mrs Lady Smith at 724 Washington St Thursday afternoon. Rev S A Evans of People's Church plans pulpit exchange with Rev F A Snow of Freeport Sunday. W B Isaacson of Lewiston, formerly of this city, plans 40th anniversary in business. Purser Stinson to occupy Mrs Ab Potters home during South winter absence. A brown saddle wearing bulldog has been killing cats in the city center. Atlas Athletes to play Yarmouth Academy this afternoon for the championship. Brushfires on Snipes Pt Arrow sic generate smoke mistaken for a citywide fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Meadows Boat Club
Harding Building
A. H. Donnell
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Dairymen Association
Springfield
Whitman
Mass
Harrison
Henry Rose
Rosedale Farm
Noyes
Rose
West Bath
Foxboro
Mr. Penney
Auburn
Crown Point
Rich
Portland
Walter T. Brown
Fred Winter
Bowdoinham
Nannie Brown
Lewiston Journal
8. R. Brown
Berry’s Mills
W. H. Larrabee
Central Maine Power Co
H. D. Maxwell
Oak and
Middle Sts
Odd Ladies
Lady Smith
Washington St
S. A. Evans
The
People’s Church
F. A. Snow
Freeport
W. B. Isaacson
Lewiston
Ab. Potter
Purser Stinson
Hockomock
Atlas
Yarmouth Academy
Snipe
Arrowsic
Abbie Thorne
Cartie Merrill
Brunswick
T. L. Long
New Hampshire
Smalley
Henry Wilson
Eaton
I. M. Fowle
Elizabeth Brett
Alice Fulton
Baptist Church
William Hardie
William Blanchard
Bert Fulton
Charles Staples
Mary T. Purinton
I. C. Irish
Dell Nichols
Viola Coombs
Bowdoin
Emily Rideout
George Cutler
G. H. McKay
Augusta
Emma Brown
Bath
Jack
Frank E. Small
Hendersons
Purintons
Orrin Small
Emeline Pratt
George
Woodfords
A. Getchell
Percy Tibbetts
Gardiner
Charles Newton
Grange Hall
Arthur Small
C. B. Randall
E. P. Kendall
Edwin Given
A. P. M. Given
Melvin White
Statira Whitney
Masssachusetts
M. E. Sampson
Abbie Hulse
Cecil Denham
Brewer
W. K. Denham
Charles Frost
Forest -Pinkerton
Bates-College
J. L. Pinkerton
Bowdoinham Social Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Bowdoinham residents share family news school and church plans and local visits. Births illnesses travel updates and home improvements show community life and ties to Brunswick Bath and Portland with mentions of Her old and new residents and ongoing communal activities.
Texaco bowls take first in Park League on Eurekas
Texaco bowlers moved to first by taking three strings from the Eurekas 1358 to 1256. Smith and Bouget split high singles honors with 107 pins each. Smith totaled 286 to lead Bouget by five pins. On Saturday evening Frederick H Wakefield and Miss Helen Turcott were married at a single ring ceremony by Rev. S A Evans with Mrs Daisy Jones and Frank Wakefield among the witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco
Park
Eurekas
Smith
Bouget
Frederick H. Wakefield
Helen Turcott
S.A. Evans
People’s Church
Daisy Jones
Frank Wakefield
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Dyer
Hanthe
Buzzo
Walter S$. Russell
Center Street
Maine
Board of Highways and Sewers
Co. G. Henderson
Snestad
Rotterdam
Belgian Relief Commission
Fred Morrison
Thompson Bros. Bath
Children’s
Conley’s Specialty Store
Gladys Klark
Bath Opera House
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