Phippsburgs Rogers Farm Sold Amid Community Notices
Church services drew 45 at Center with visitors from Camp Wynburg New Meadows including Dr. and Mrs. Berry and family. Slade preached on judging others and the value of kindness, while town notes recount baseball games, visits, travel anecdotes, and social calls around Phippsburg with many locals attending rallies and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Wynburg
New Meadows
John C. Berry
Gordon Berry
Worcester
Mass
Horace F. Holton
St. Louis
William G. Strong
Boston
Noble
S. Elderkin
Master Noble
Lawrence
Kansas
George Elderkin
Princeton
N. J
Mr. Slade
Phippsburg
Hite
Wyman
Oscar
Westfield
Coxsackie
N. Y
Mr. Wyman
Cheeseman
Alegrin
Milton Slade
Coombs
Bishop
Kenneth Coombs
Henry Smith
Raymond Wyman
John Williams
Stars Over Republicans Speak At Bath Rally
A rainy Monday night drew a large Bath crowd for a Republican campaign opening featuring flag raising in William King square and a Columbia theatre rally. Speakers included Harold Sewall, Carl Milliken, Wallace White Jr., and Edward Wheeler as 259 to 290 marchers carried Stars and Stripes, bands played, cannons fired, and a 15 by 29 foot flag with Hughes and Fairbanks names was raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Black
Campbell
Bowker Yard
Bath
Williams
Kenneth Coombs
Auburn
Minott
Coombs
Bowdoin College
Keith
Dartmouth
Frank Daley
Parker Head
France
Turner McCarty
Chelsea
Mass
Cambridge
Sebasco
Angie Wickson
Boston
George Harris
Charles Washburn
Louis N. Bachelder
Malden
Mr. House of Bath
William King Square
Columbia Theatre
Harold M. Sewall
Carl E. Milliken
Wallace H. White, Jr
Edward W. Wheeler
Brunswick
Front Street
Sagadahoc Square
Sewall
United States
Hughes
Fairbanks
Banks
Bath Hand
Rupert H. Baxter
Adelbert F. Williams
Phippsburg Center
Henry G. Hodgdon
Georgetown's Last Summer Week at Hood's Cove
Locals recount a nautical misadventure as William A and Roscoe P set out from Hood’s Cove aboard a white boat. A shark or leviathan-like anchor turns out to be the boat’s own anchor, prompting laughter. Numerous visitors and residents are listed with brief mentions of movements, visits, and town news around Georgetown Center and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A
Roscoe P
Willie
Ross
Josephine H. Oliver
Indian Point
Georgetown Center
William A. Todd
Martha Hincksey
John E. Oliver
Mr. Golden
Boston Engineering Company
Albert O. Marr
Owen K. Marr
Roscoe P. Todd
Ethel Todd
Etta M. Jones
George Oliver
Jon Clarke
Bath
Harlan Trafton
Verne
Howard M. Trafton
Dorchester
Smart Bath Boy Now a Soldier on the Border
A Bath Independent letter from Douglas Arizona dated August 24 1916 recounts a New Jersey Battery A enlistment from East Orange during early border service. It notes the preparedness surge after the May 13 New York parade and the rapid mobilization from Sea Girt to El Paso for duty on the Mexican frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Independent
Battery A
New Oe
Jersey
New York
East Orange
N. J
Bowdoin
el Paso
Texas
New Jersey
Sea Girt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phippsburgs Rogers Farm
Frank Leach
Joseph Crocker
Francis Bishop
Golder Leach
Tom Allegrin
Ann Maria Perry
Emma
Lena Cobb
Bowdeinham
Oscar Wyman
Lakeview
Frank Bowker
Georgia Leach
Emma Perry
Bess Dickinson
Portland
Deering St
Cattell
Columbia
Handsome
Milliken
White
Wheeler and
King Tavern
John M. Clark
Wm. C. Chadbourne
Front St
Institution of Learning
North Hill
A. H. Shaw
Georgetown
Hood’s Cove
Earle Wing
Adeline Bent
Mr. Wing
Miss Bent
Lydia Hes Oliver
Mrs. Wing
Mrs. Oliver
Julian A. Hinds
West Lynn
The
General Electric Company
Bertha Cheals
North San
May Douglas
Roscoe Frame
A. K. P. Oliver
Robin Hood's Cove
Steadman
Mr. Morris
Harry L. Horne
Bryant
Benjamin L. Ri
Fitchburg
George S. Mullen
Catasaqua
Penn
John Youngflesh
Pottsville
Lydia Reid
Attleboro
Fred Reid
Litchfield
Sherman Mills
Hannah Oliver
George
Independent
Douglas
Arizona
Merrymeeting Park
Johnson Bros.co
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