Phippsburg residents host political literate and local updates
In Phippsburg on Tuesday Charles S. Brown and George Bright from Bath distributed anti Johnson literature and Hughes buttons. Gov. Carl Milliken visited noting local enthusiasm and urging influence on the November 7 election. The column lists numerous residents at local cottages, travels, and minor community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Brown
George Bright
Bath
Hughes
Carl Milliken
Phippsburg
Roscoe Stacy
Fuller Cottage
Popham Beach
George
Lyman Oliver
March Cottage
George Lang
Bowker Pasture
William Smart
J. Arthur Stevens
Rice Bros. Shipbuilding
Boothbay
Elmer Miller
Chelsea
H. W. Cutting
Asbury Campbell
Mason Lemont
W. B. Perry
Doris
Cora Campbell
Percy
Portland
Perry
Walter Peterson
Kenneth
Melrose
Mass
George H. Ingalls
Edgewood Farm
Ina Pease
Waltham
Warren Ryan
Walter Bowker
Josie Malmston
Miss Fullerton
Yarmouth
Jordan Percy
W. L. Douglass
Machigonne
Fanny Percy
Parker Head
Boston
Popham Beach News and Social Roster
J Arthur Stevens returned to Popham Beach from East Boothbay last Saturday. A Society Hall dance Friday night run by Misses Bowie Myerses proved popular, with march led by Moore and Jady and cake coffee served. Prince the Eskimo dog owned by G E McNulty, purser of the steamer Virginia, is new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur Stevens
Popham Beach
East Boothbay
Society Hall
Alice Bowie
Edith
Addie Myers
T. F. Moore
Jady
G. E. McNulty
Virginia
Prince
C. C. Marsh
New Jersey
Roscoe Stacey
Stacey
Portland
Florence McLaughlin
Charles Ingraham
Boston
Harry Oliver
Horace S. Cragin
Arrowsic Church Services And Local Bets In Park League
Arrowsic holds services next Sunday with 2 30 afternoon sermon Foreign Missions 3 30 Sunday school for children 7 30 evening service The Park League sees Woodmen vs Red Men in a close game Red Men win 1345 to 1289 Far rar earns high single and total honors Tom McCormick moves McCormick camps to Bowker Lot Stony Brook road Phippsburg for logging Tug Pejepscot Capt Swett arrives with pulp barge Nol and clears with Barge No 3 Mary Weaver crew sails to New York for lumberFlorida. Texas yard views show two large steamers under construction at city waterfront
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Farrar
Thomas McCormick
McCormick
Elbow Hill
Bowker
Stony Brook Road
Phippsburg
Chaffee
Tom
Pomona Grange Meeting Highlights and Debates
Sagadahoe Pomona Grange held its meeting in ideal weather with 153 in attendance. Officers chaired, discussing milk price advocacy for New England producers, the blanket method for selecting officers, and demonstrations for farm profit including boys and girls clubs and extension plans. Vocal selections and debates touched on corn versus potatoes and insights from State Lecturer Purington and Harold Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe Grange
Pomona Grange
Grange
W. M. Chester Marshall
Utecht
Merry Meeting Grange
C. O. Purington
Cummings
New England
Sagadahoe Pomona Grange
State Grange
Purington
Frank
Adams
Charles White
C. N. Marshall
Frank Adams
Rebecca Bowker
George Purington
Reading
Alameda
Nellie Hatch
Miss Hatch
Harold Shaw
Dromore and Bodwell Granges Attend Busy Event
Dromore Grange and Bodwell Grange were represented by J. F. Upton Ralph Trask Reuben Purington and Misses Marion Rafael Annie Purington Bess Dickinson at a gathering described with bouquets of asters and a bounteous supper of baked beans brown and white bread pickles cake and pie. Mr Hanson of California who married a local girl received a monthly $3000 dairy payment from his milk buyer. Utecht sang Sing Me to Sleep in German and English. Autos and some teams greeted patrons arriving by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
California
Phippsburg
Utecht
J. F. Upton
Ralph Trask
Reuben Purington
Marion Rafael
Annie Purington
Bess Dickinson
Dromore Grange
A. C. Johnson
Bessie FE
Dickinson
Evening Workers enjoy a lively session and visits noted
Minot residents Mr. and Mrs. E S Person return from guest visit to Mrs. Gingalls. Frances Parks becomes bookkeeper for Harry Passmore. Several residents attend conventions and entertainments. The City of Rockland finishes the season run to Boston, to be laid up in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Cushman
Plumpsted
S. C. Campbell
Bath
William Butler
F. C. Bowker
G. Clinton Beals
Truman Farnsworth
Savannah
Shaw
Thomas Oliver
Melville Savage
E. S. Person
Minot
North Dakota
George Ingalls
Frances Parks
Harry Passmore
Harry Williams
Emeline Williams
Annie Purington
Walter Morse
Parker Head
Perkins
Elbridge Morse’s
William Willis
Isle Au Haut
Elmer Lufkin
Jennie Frank
Litchfield
Annie Oliver
Nannie BE
Trask
Portland
Winfield Groves
John Skeffield
Ida Hunt
Newcastle
Fred Coombs
Rockland
Boston
Gladys Klark Opens Bath Week At Opera House
Miss Gladys Klark and her theatrical company kick off a week at the Bath Opera House October 30 in The Woman He Married. The show promises lavish staging, new costumes, and a renowned company highly regarded across New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Opera House
Gladys Klark
Miss Klark
New England
FOR SALE House on Winterstree Topsham Village seven rooms
Classified ad notes a for sale listing for a seven room house with ell on stable in Topsham Village, Winterstree, Portland style address given as Mrs Ella L Dunlap 47 Anderson Street Portland Maine. Includes a line about an executrix Emma A Purinton and estate notices for Alonzo Purinton. October 1916 notices list administrator John C Preble with deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterstree Topsham Village
Ella L. Dunlap
Anderson Street
Portland
Stree
Alonzo Purinton
Bowdoin
Sagadahoc
Emma A. Purinton
Hpxecutrix
Margaret C. Hilton
Woolwich
Deceas
John C. Preble
Mary Abbie Stewart
Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Walter S. Glidden
Bath
Maine
State of
Edmund Thomas Stewart
Dreamland Presents A Fool's Revenge and Liberty Serial
Supporting Miss Ward are artists Jack Dean Paul Weigel Lillian Leighton and others. A Fool's Revenge stars William H. Tooker and Maude Gilbert at Dreamland next Wednesday and Thursday. The feature is a William Fox production with the serial Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ward
Jack Dean
Paul Weigel
Lillian Leighton
William H. Tooker
Maude Gilbert
Dreamland
William Fox
World Series Baseball Pictures at Dreamland
Dreamland will screen Pathe News footage of the World Series games next Friday and Saturday. The exhibit showcases vivid game action and key moments from baseball’s championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball
Dreamland
Pathe News
West Bath Grange Meets with Halloween Program
The West Bath Grange plans Monday evening program on October 30 featuring vocal duet Mr and Mrs E W Haggett, solo reading Mrs Bye, and a ladies contest won by prize. Pinson and Haggett will lead gentlemen’s contest with prizes. Members urged to dress for Halloween and bring corn balls and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
E. W. Haggett
Lester Pratt
Ebbe. Pinson
Prises
Hallowe’en
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Memphis
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City of Memphis
Walter Percy
Henry Butler
Ewdard B. Winslow
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
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Capt. Butler
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Edward Lawrence
Bingleton Palmer
Arsenath Wallace
Drummond Cutting
Dr. Butler
Grace Dickinson
Daniel Driscoll
Pejepscot
Swett
St. Martin’s
U. S
Morse
Mary Weaver
Florida
City Landing
Texas Yard
Bowdoin Center
Augusta
Orono
Washington
Bessie Dickinson
BE. C. Patten
William H
Gould
Vincent Canham
Lewiston Sun
Pine Tree Grange
McIntyre
Oxford
Maine St
Brunswick, Me
Winnegance News
George Popham
Pallas-Paramount
Europe
Morosco-Paramount
Vivian Martin
Che Oliver Morosco Puorortay
Fannie Ward
Jesse L. Lasky Company
R. Ralston Reed
Columbia College
Cordelia E. Spear
Bowdoinham
Saladahoc
Reece
Nellie V. Harvard
Executrix
Brunswick
Samuel P. Merrill
Rochester
John P. Gleicheuf
John Merrill
Charles C. Low
Auburn
Androscoggin
Georgianna Longley
City OF
United States of America
Albert J. Grassy
Mrs. Bye
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