Phippsburg Social Roundup Spans Bath and Popham
Sunday visits and local gatherings fill the Phippsburg scene. familial trips to New Meadows Inn and Bath mingle with baptisms at Wallace shore, school duties resuming in Topsham, and local clubs planning fence projects for the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Oele Agates
le OG Haverhill
Mass
Chester Oliver
Walter Ridley
George Benson
Wallace
New Meadows
Roaa Atlantic
Dromore Grange Sees Pleasant Session At Hall
Miss Christine Cutting made a flying trip to her home in Dromore last week. Dromore Grange held a pleasant session at its hall Tuesday evening. In the lecturer’s absence a volunteer program went well. Members are urged to attend next Tuesday evening for business that needs attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Gahan
George Bowker
Ann M. Perry
Georgetown
Everett Jewett
D. A. MacDonald
L. F. Garey
Brockton
Mass
James, Roy
Georgie Lord
William Hill
Arlington Lewis
Herbert
Bath
Lewis and Son
Popham Beach
8. C. Campbell
Virginia
Carroll Deering
John Stacy
Popham
Arthur Stevens
Arthur Jr
Portland
Christine Cutting
Dromore
Dromore Grange
Bowdoinham News Highlights Local Social and Political Scene
Bowdoinham residents host a political rally with Wheeler and ex Governor discussing state and tariff issues. The town welcomes visitors and guests from Augusta, Brooklyn, Boston, and beyond, with numerous family visits, travels to the State Fair in Lewiston, and social events including lawn parties and church meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Sarah Elliott
Cornwell-on-Hudson
N. Y
C. D. Fish
Mary Owen
Augusta
F. P. Curtis
James Millay
Jesse Bardwell
Brooklyn
Bardwell
Mollie Curtis
Mary Small
Topsham
Fred Douglass
Monroe
B. B. Douglass
Prudence Purington
South Portland
George Jack
Hollis
Jack
James Purington
Portland
Florence Graves Cornish
Boston
Sherman. Graves
Connecticut
Mary Graves
Helen Randall
Fred Heath
Harry Purington
Lillian
Old Orchard
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Horace Snell
Ralph Denham
W. Denham
Denham
Alphonzo Maroon
R. E. Ferguson
Ferguson
Ray Douglass
Hazel Cornish
Lewiston
George Hildreth
Pearl Cannon
Eugene Edeecomb
Mr. Hackett
East Bowdoinham Watch There Is Busy Fall Work
East Bowdoinham reports Myrick Hatch and Carl Sward bought a threshing machine for fall business. Alfred Maxwell finished 14 acres of grain damaged by army worms. Prescott cuts lumber in the east part and moved to Bert Wood farm. Pratt left for Jay serving in a mill job. School opens Monday at Raymond with Miss Flag teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrick Hatch
Carl Sward
Alfred Maxwell
Srain
Mr. Prescott
Seavey Brothers
Prescott
Bert Wood
Noble Preble
Melvin Pratt
Jay
Mr. Pratt
Mrs. Pratt
Woolwich
Dexter Baker
Winnegance Labor Day Picnic Draws Local Guests
A Winnegance Labor Day gathering by the New Meadows featured a picnic with guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Perkins and several locals. Visitors included Howard Hunt from Providence and Myra Merritt from Freeport. Mrs Edna Pickford began teaching sixth grade at South Street grammar school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Perkins
Portland
George Merritt
Freeport
George Dennison
Ellers Oliver
Boston
Anne M. Oliver
New Meadows
Lucy Small
Bernice Clifford
Joshua Tibbetts
Henry Potter
Bertha Morse
Howard Hunt
Labor Day
Providence
R. I
Bessie Hunt
South Street
Fred Merry
Mrs
D. A. Merry
Myra Merritt
Jennie Franks
Gray
Ida Hunt
Litchfield F
Edna Pickford
South Street Grammar School
FDR County Commissioner Candidate Details and Local Happenings
FDR County Commissioner George M. Stinson of Woolwich, born 1856, married 1880, longtime Republican leader, hopes to win next Monday. The report also notes a rainout at Montsweag Baptist Church rally and various local social events, including a Woolwich Center corn roast to benefit church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag Baptist Church
Dunton
Wilson Bailes
Albert Jesse
Mont- Sweagway
Woolwich Center
Baptist Society
Neqnaxset Lake
Frank Head
George M. Stinson
Woolwich
Alice G. Trott
Six big rallies end with Republican assembly at Dreamland Theatre
The Sewall Club held live wire rallies in city wards Friday night finishing with a Republican assembly at Dreamland Theatre. Stanton's Military Band and Hobbs's American Band of Lewiston played while speakers included Edward W. Wheeler of Brunswick Benedict F Maher of Augusta and Harry M Bigelow of the Portland Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall Club
Dreamland Theatre
Stanton
Hobbs
Lewiston
Edward W. Wheeler
Brunswick
Benedict F. Maher
Augusta
Harry M. Bigelow
The
Portland Express
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Phippsburg
Frank Allegrin
Bertha Roderick
Madelyn Kingsbury
Basin
J. D. Eastman
Legard
Henry Heald
Walter Bowker
Misses Dickinson
Lucia Ferguson
Misses Minott
Frank Hardy
Malcolm McKay
Charles V. Minott, Jr
West Minott
McKay
New York
Adalbert Williams
Marilla
Anita
Popham Friends
Reuben Fletcher
Nathaniel Woodbury
Auburn
Hilcrest Farm
Nellie Carting
Anthiui
Bien Ven
Beryl
Sarah Tinieversol
Harold and
Helen
An Huth
Catherine 0
Weston
Goodwin
Oak- Wood
W. RP. Bickley
West Medicay
Emma Dickinson
J. F. Leeach
Herbert Prout
Rebecca Bowker
Morimachi
A. F. Williams
Mirst
Tsupe
Afri
F. C. Merritt
Herbert Brown
Hebblethwaite
Faith Marsh
Roy Todd
Holland Hamilton
Fanns Perey
Marenrtet Peres
Georgia Wiggin
Wiggin
Edward Sewall
Eatle Rock
Seattle
Orr’s Island
J. O. Wyman
J. \. Berry
Ass Grace Dickinson
Aivgeast Ransech
Frank Leeach
Chicopee
Chicopee High School
Irving Harrington
Nina Havener
Bay Point
Emma Perry
Helena
Mont
Jefferson Schoo! Mi
Jo O
Mermane Partsine
Raymond
Wyman
August Rausch
Mr. Wyman
Parker Head
Frances E. Quincy
Allston
Lucy J. Gahan
Georgia Wigsin
New Meadows Inn
Grace Dickinson
Hazel Harrington
Ssemovis
3. B. Richardson
Dr. Wheeler
Annie Cutting
Ralph Patten
Rachel
Elizabeth
Bowdoinham
Frank Small
Edna
Lois Moody
Massachusetts
Charles \. Newton
Otterbrook Farm
Harpswell
Walter Given
Presque Isle
W.S. Given
Ridge
Selden Williams
Cora Smith
Beach Island
W. H. Gould
John Denham
William W. Denham
Earl Risteen
Rockland
E. T. Jackson
Skowhegan
Island Falls
Mr. Given
William Given
S. F. Williams
Howard's Crossing
Herbert Morrill
Stockholm
George B. Cutler
Oren Small
F. K. Jack
Margaret Sparks
Brookline
Miss Sparks
Bowdoin
Albert Hall
Merideth
N. H
George Min
Sons of Veterans
Hazel Holden
G. H. Daggett
Mr. Daggett
Earl Dickinson
Raymond Hoyt
Chelsea
R. A. Dickinson
Bertha Moulton
Elson Harford
Ed Welch
A. J. Gowell
Linda Vosmus
Charles Welch
Churchill
Samuel Donnell
Ethel and
Alma Cheney
Col
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Sherland
Peaks Island
Eugene Knight
Charles Small
Richmond
Robert P. Mason
T. L. Perry
Randall Coombs
Nobleboro
Beulah McIntire
Vida
Capitol Island
McIintire
Miss McIntire
Harry Oliver
Eleanor Morse
Pitch Pine Hill
Arrowsie
Millard Spinney
Ethel Trask
Arthur Jackson
Dexter
Herbert Hodgkins
Winship Reed
J. T. Morse
Reach
Greig Company
Thomas Partridge
Damariscotta
Obadiah Trask
Clarence Johnson
Miss Johnson
Spider Web
Leila Oliver
Josephine Pashard
Earl Morse
Harry Williams
Lovell
Farmington Falls
Anne Oliver
Charles Stinson
Merry Cottage
Birch Point
Leo Huff
Gardiner M. Huff
John Skeffield
Morse’s Mountain
Katherine Williams
Edgar Williams
William F. Wollis
Arrowsic
Shinuwle Mill Hill
Frances Parks
Worcester
West Point
Clinton Bailey
Swift Company
Scott G. Bailey
Wolf Pond
Camp Wolf
Leroy McCormick
Thomas McCormick
Caroline Shay
Oak Island Cottage
E. W. DeWick
Jack Callan
Baths
E. S. Dunton
Alice McCormick
Belgrade
Lulu Moore
Rock Hill Inn
Westport
Julia McDonough
C. T. Conant
Charlie Sevile
Somerville
Fred Conant
P. Bates
East Bowdoinham
Miss Flag
Winnegance
Abbie Mann
Albert Morse
Eleanor Ferguson
Winneganee
Ernest Knight
Ruth Wight
Gorham
A. B. Thwing
FDR County
Stinson
Northern Star Grange
Grange
Woolwich Grange
Republican Town Committee
Board of Selectmen
Sagadahoc
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