Bowdoinham Happenings Show Potatoes Plowed And News
The Wendalls near Bowdoinham continue potato harvest with a new digger able to lift 30 to 40 bushels in six hours and have dug about 2490 bushels so far. A. Grant Hulse leads the effort, Ernest Lancaster recovers from acid burns, and local agents promote a weekly accident and sickness policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swendalls
A. Grant Hulse
Ernest Lancaster
Mr. Lancaster
J. H. Ames
Penobscot County
Bath
Pythian Hall
Coombs High School
Town Hall
R. D. Small
Rochester
N. H
A. T. Reeve
Albert Graves
Topsham
W. L. Bonney
Bangor
Kathanis
Jessie Ames
Pearl Ames
Charles Woodworth
E. E. Gifford
Long Branch Farm
Orono
Rockland
Littleton
Mass
Sangers Ville
Richmond
Denisville
Putney
Vermont
Gifford
James Brown
Bowdoin
KE. L. White
State Society
Obituary of George H. Ragen of Providence
News of George H. Ragen's death arrived Wednesday. He died from an injury at the Providence dry dock where he worked for years. Son of John Ragen and a young man of ability, he belonged to Lincoln Lodge 110 F and Acadia Lodge Knights of Pythias and Bath Co UREP. He is survived by three sisters Mrs Jacob Jacobson Mrs George Farrin and Mrs James King. Jacobson and Farrin traveled to Providence to bring his body home.
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Eugene Edgecomb
McCausland
Libby
Edgecomb
Dinsmore
Thomas Ward
Maxwell
Clinton
Edwin Denham
Selden Williams
Lancaster
George F. Denham
Richard
al. Hillman
Phippshburg
York Brown
W. E. Salie
Optician
George H. Ragen
Rhode Island
Providence
Ragen
John Ragen
Lincoln Lodge
Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias, and Bath Co
Moatsweag
Stevens
Orchestra
Bath
Carol Soule
Frank Gould
Harold Shaw
Wiscassett
Thomas I. Reed
Cumberland
Alma Pashard
Ward
Gardiner
Hay
Woolwich
George Howe
Edward Carlton
Day's Ferry
Mr. Carlton
Merrimac
Mass
Heath
Bowdeinham
W. D. Blair
Ann Crocker
Milton Carlton
Dresden
Perkins
John Howe
Marr House
Day’s Ferry
Congregational Church
Gilbert P. Reed
Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society
Boston
John Savage
Phippsburg
Morse Brothers
Henry Carlton
North Woolwich
Augusta
Christian Endeavor Society
Murphy Corner
Hallowe’en
Lowell Brown
Northampton
Frost Bailey
Harpswell
J. R. Bailey
Garret Galvin
Will Blair
Lincoln Bailey
Tom Mains
George Corloff
Mrs. Elmira Blaisdell Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Elmira Blaisdell widow of Andrew Blaisdell died Wednesday at her son in law Fred A Stickney's home on Fitts Street after a paralytic illness. She was 74. Funeral was held Friday at 2 p.m. from her daughter's residence on Fitts Street. South Street residents report teenage mischief makers ages 12 to 16 creating nightly disturbances not targeting gray squirrels.
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John F. Harvard
Harry Virgin
Portland
Universalist
Albion
J. Clark
W. N. Price
William Bibber
Richmond
Harward
Our Town
Harvard
East Bowdeinham
Kennebec River
Daniel B. Cornish
Boston
J. Gifford
Long Branch Farm
Pennsylvania
Standish Reed
Parent-Teacher Association
Eastern Star
O. E. Page
Eblis Beane
Hallowell
Elmira Blaisdell
Andrew Blaisdell
Fred A. Stickney
Fitts St
South St
Grange Hall
Montsweag
Angie Hanniwell
Woolwich Center
Woolwich Notes Highlight Quiet Fall Happenings
Woolwich residents report family travel and job moves in Boston, new farm purchases near the river, and fall preparations. The community discusses state road work, carpentry at Dav's Ferry, and a spate of social events including Hallo w e'en activities, dances, and church fundraisers.
Hogs Sold at Sunnyside Farm and Local Farm News
Eleven hogs were sold from Sunny side Farm. Mrs. A. E. Pushard is selling part of her stock due to ill health and plans to close out this winter. Wesley Pushard visits from Cedar Grove and comments on the gum ming season amid farm difficulties noted by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Farm
A. E. Pushard
Bath
Prince of Bay duck hunter faces theft sentence
Cha Ward Robbe and Harry robbery cases proceed as suspects await action in jail. Ward, once a Bay area guide and skilled duck hunter called Prince of Bay, saved about 1700 over years, reflecting thrift and industrious habits amid ongoing legal developments.
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Harry
John
Cha Ward
Clair
Prince of Bay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bowdoinham
Nimrods
C. P. Bates
Hihi
Lyste P. Temple
Ray Douglas
Robens Douglas
Waterville
Horace Rasmond
H. D. Grant
Merrymeeting Grante
Pomona
Richmond Corner
R. W. Carr
Ida Cornish
T. W. Fogg
Clara
Archie
W. B. Kendall
E. P. Kendall
al- Tah
R. B. Andros
Georgie Denham
Sagadahoc Fertilizer
W. T. Hardie’s
R. D. Purinton
Albert Henderson
George Hackett
Purin
Dr. Grant
Brunswick Road
W. D. Hutchins
Applehurst
Charles S. Crocker
Cora Smith
W. H. Gould
Smith
Gould
Frank A. Heath
Fred D. Heath
Gile
Lewiston
Mr. Small
Will Purington
Sarah Elliott
Tibbets
Enma Brown
Annie Jenkins
Alice Harley
William Robinson
Abi
Mie
Ales
Taths Parenrs
Miroc
Ish. Nichols
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
FE. B. Duran
Mabel Burns
Haynes Landing
P. A. Canon
Bert Pierce
R. E. Ferguson
Blanchard
Leathers
Daisy Mealy
Lillian Dannon
S. of W
Ladies’ Auxiliary
W. B. McCausland
Amesbury
C. B. Randall
Postmaster Brown
George Ferguson
James Allen
Village Lodge
A. I. M. Given
Freeport
Vi Burr
Mieceric Ev Sahelseneke
George HH. Brvgges
Mrs
Aes H
Hartley Hathorne
Hathorne
Harvey P. Hathorne
Horace H. Hathorne
Thorns Head
Sarah Bagley
Kent's Hill
Emma Barnes
Frank Head
Mr. Clifford
Alfred Ames
Edgar Blanche
Margaret Carter
Dav’s Ferry
Adaline Blair
Earl Wing
Miss Blair
Freewill Baptist Church of
Sam Phunny
David G. Munsey
Wiscasset
Joseph Goves
New York
Galveston
Charles Prescott
North
Harry Smith
G. D. Trott
Ste
Chas
Ward Robbe
Whistlers
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