Jolly Georgetown Quiet as Summer Guests Depart
Town notes mark the departure of summer visitors as schools open. A wedding in Bath unites Miss Bessie E. Todd and Walter Cummings with plans to reside at Potter cottage Bay Point upon their return. Miss Lillian E. Oliver takes leave at South school. Miss Alice Spaulding substitutes at Belgrade. Miss Cecil Sempter arrives from Old Orchard for continued coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cummings
Bath
Mrs. Cummings
Portland
Potter Cottage
Bay Point
W. C. Todd
Georgetown Center
Georgetown
Cummings
Pottsville
Lillian E. Oliver
South School
Farmington
Alice Spaulding
Belgrade
Cecil Scmpter
Old Orchard
Coo Aaitington
Maine
Delia Harnuford
Lynn
Cox's Head
Dro
George
St. Elbridge Morse
Hattie Morse
Frank Wyman
Oscar Williams
Harvey Hutchins
Malden
Mr. Sawyer
Swampseet
Fred Wyman
Merrill Wyman
Gilbert
Bess Dickinson
William R. Campbell
Waterville
East Vassalboro
China
South China
Winslow
Fairfield
Waterville Country Club
Campbell
Waterville Club
Augusta Club
Elsa Brookings
Norman Gammon
Gardiner
Howard Ball
Harvey Bailey
Monmouth
A. S Bailey
Reed Bailey
Lincoln Bailey
Bar Harbor
O. C. Nutting
Sabino Road improvement near West Bath advances
About 40 members of West Bath Grange attended a meeting at West Bath. Road work on Sabino Road from Prince's Corner to Bates farm includes widening and new culverts under the direction of Road Commissioner J. W. Larrabee. Camping crews stay at Prince's Corner and expect two weeks to finish preparing the road for proper use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Sabino
Prince's Corner
Bates Farm
J. W. Larrabee
Prince’s Corner
John H. Rogers
Southport
George M. Rogers
Dorchester
Mass
Delmar Bates
Bath
Lena Hill
Bowdoinham
Sabine
Sarah Coombs
Jennie Larrabee
Coombs
Mitchell School
Dain Cottage
W. G. Bates
Winneganee
J. N. Lemont
Oakledge
Merton Wright
Woolwich
Lowell
Sarah Black
Sarah Taylor
Waltham
Rachel Trufant
Helen Brewer
Edith
Oakland
Walter Higgins
Harpsweil
West Bath Grange
Frost Ravages Gardens As Draft Examinations Continue
The Sagadahoc draft board held exams for men numbered 151 to 170 under the selective service act. Four passed, four were fit except for teeth needing treatment, and three were listed as aliens. Local families, travel notes, and community updates fill the rest, including frost ruin and local with stories of residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Barker
Sagadahoc
W. E. Rowe
Woolwich Man Sues Over $5000 Loan Tied to Steamship Reorg
Jerrank W. Carlton of Woolwich sues Charles W. Morse of New York City in a $5000 note dispute linked to the Metropolitan Steamship Company reorganization. Carlton alleges Morse borrowed the money on Sept 15, 1909 to cover company debts and new stock but failed to fulfill the agreement, seeking $5000 plus interest. Attorneys A. W K. Butler and A. J. Dunton represent the plaintiff. Johnson and Perkins for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Court
Hale
Portland
Jerrank W. Carlton
Woolwich
Charles W. Morse
New York City
Supreme Court
Sagadahee County
Carlton
Morse
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Stit
A. W K. Butler
A. J. Dunton
Johnson and Perkins
Bowdoinham Community Notes On War Memorial and Social
A Bowdoinham page folds in a veterans mention and a Red Cross fundraiser netting 20 dollars. Local clubs including Camp Fire Girls Kennebec Lodge K of P install officers led by C C U G Hulse and W M George I Denham with new roles. Social events feature a Parcel-Post party and Epworth League weight social with ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Lodge
D.D. G.C. I. E. Allen
Yarmouth
C.C
U. G
Hulse
V.C
Albert Henderson
Charles E. Berry
George I. Denham
R.S
C. W. Sedgley
A. P
Verona Browne
Vhocahontas
Blindie Rounds
Business College
Epworth League
Liu
Lee
Woolwich Fair Planned for Oct 3
Woolwich readers are informed the Woolwich Fair is scheduled for October 3 with school opening soon after. The notice lists local residents visiting, traveling, and hosting guests, including Maynard Gove of Fort Baldwin and various Bailey and Hathorne families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Gove
29Th Co
Fort Baldwin
Wilson, Bailey
Ozone Mountain Farm
Sagadahoc Selects Second Draft Quota For Mcsdepot Men
Sagadahoc’s draft plan advances with 40 percent of the county quota ordered to Camp Devens for Sept 19. Secretary Wilson revokes earlier notices and names 13 men plus five alternates to report Sept 18 for final instructions. Bath provides seven draftees. Topsham four. alternates from Bath, Richmond, Bowdoinham, and Georgetown join in case of nonappearance. Local exemptions claims loom as President Wilson may weigh industrial exemptions. many claims filed locally. Also noted are visitors from Wiscasset and Quincy and Portland marriage intentions of William Crews and Anna Deering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.L. Wilson
Sagadahoe
War Department
National Army
Ayer
Camp Devens
Wilson
Judge Keegan
Bath Boys
Amory P. McLellan
Phill Doiron
Charles T. Edgecomb
Frederick A. Haggett
Joseph T. Sewall
Sanford J. Gary
Angelos Kakos
Topsham
Joseph (. Brannigan
Harry A. Christopher
John G. Peters
Melvin C. Furbish
George L. Tarbox
Georgetown
Roy M. Brown
Richmond
Otis Hunt
Bath
Samuel Tarr
Sherbrook M. Howard
George N. Byrns
Bowdeinham
Joseph Mack
District Board
County Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cosy Homes
Prince’s Pt. Men
Sabino Road
the Bath Trust CO
Centre Street
Bath, ME
Phippsburg
Norman J. McCabe
Henry W. Stovold
Grover C. Smith
William J. Coughlin
Alexander F. Marr
John H. Hyde
Albert R. Palmer
George W. Perkins
Joseph Jenkins
Mark Nezmerik
Slavisn
Wladimir
Koziol
H. H. McCarty
Quebec
Montreal
Ottawa
Oswego
Niagara
Falls
Buffalo
Syracuse
Albany
Eugene McGrath
Canada
Harry T. Thurlow
Boston
Thurlow
Boxer
Bath Iron Works
Texas Steamship Company Yards
Jess Dickinson
Carrie Hodgman
Zilphan Burtterfield
Frank ‘Schofield
Ida McVicker
Auburndale
William Bowie
Helena
Riverside Drive
N. Y
A. J. Beckhard
Catskills
Mohawk Trail
Amherst
Mr. van Dyek
Almherst
Carlton Sues Steamship King
Metro
Politan Line
Phippsburg Basin
Arthur Sewall
RED Cross Party
H. T. Bailey
Elliot
H. P. Hathorne
Daniel Rice
Harpswell
Ross Bailey
Glenwood Seigars
Tuessie Trail
Perkins’ Orchestra
Marcia Stinson
A. B
Fra Hagsett
Massachusetts
HW. M. Cunningham
Waldo Hathorne
Fred Weyward
Aususia
Eliza Hathorne
Ocean Point
Sarah Bagley
Kent's Hill
Mrs. Scribner
Christine Hathorne
John M. Clark
WM. Co. Chadbourne
Front St. Tel
Broad St
Sagadahoc’s
R. F. Blagdon
Wiscasset
C. D. Paul
Quincy
Arthur H. Durgin
William J. Crews
Anna Deering
Hussey
Johnson Bros.co
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