Happenings of the Week in Phippsburg
Dr and Mrs Williams visited Hanover NSW and Dartmouth College events. The George Popham Club plans church work and painting while cottagers consider joining and a bowling alley debate grows. Local work includes repairs, new chimneys, road improvements, fishery notes, elderberries, and preparations for winter from Parker Head to Winnegance, with social events at Grange, Riverside, and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Popham Club
The
Independent
Popham
Ferguson
Frederick Duniels
Lowell
Mass
Charles Heilteen
Boston
Aves Atney
Willard H. Dules
Pather Head
Mmen
Bath
Winneganee
Phippsburg
Misses Perry
Hyde Park
Eliza Morrison
Elijah Morse
Parker Head
George L. Cutting
Dromore
Lonson Terrell
New England
Parker Head Cemetery
Massachusetts
Frank A. Jowher
Chas. Pye
Equippa Lodge
Alliquippoa Lodge
Community News Roundup From Winnegance
Miss Bertha Morse returns home after a Parker Head visit with relatives. Local residents host visitors from Waldoboro, Malden and Somerville while the bridge work continues and some caution remains for pedestrians. The paper notes a range of social calls, travel plans, and ongoing maintenance around Bath and Quaker Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Morse
Parker Head
Elbridge Morse
Ernest Knight
Waldoboro
Mr. Knight
Eugene Knight
Albert Lakin
Bay Point
Olney Perry
Gardiner
Sherman Morse
New York
Charles T. Small
Charles
Edith
Richmond
Ethel Hunt
Malden
Mass
Zina B. Hunt
Bath
Bowdoin Social Notes and School Opening
Mrs Bertha Munroe and twin daughters from Boston visit sister Mrs W B Hersey in Bowdoin. Wood school opens fall term with Miss Ethel M Beal of Boston as teacher. Various locals and visitors named including Miss Rachel Card Auburn visiting Mrs Batch elder in Mingaie. Rail towns and family visits noted. a car total of 520 or near 30 fewer than last year reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Munroe
Boston
W. B. Hersey
Bowdoin
Wood
Ethel M Beal
Rachel Card
Auburn
W. C. Batch
For Sale Dr Bibber Residence 327 Front Bath
For sale the Dr R D Bibber residence at 327 Front Street Bath. A modern twelve room house with bath electric lights gas basement laundry third floor billiard room and den. It sits on a large Kennebec River front lot with cypress finish and broad piazza. Includes a small garage. For particulars write Mrs I D Bibber 327 Front Street Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Bibber
Front Street
Bath
Kennebec
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Winnesance Bridge
William Otiser
Reveins
John Keady
Seon
Campbell
Mr. Leavh
Frank S. Bowe
Freeman C. Bowkers
Meadowbrook Road
Sanday
Ravi
Wetroayesete
Cte Ieee
Batharet
Pease
Nie
Ids
Creo Tos
Brunswieck
Waltham
Nettle
Anegl Pittsburg, Pa
Marre
Phippshure
Winneszance Creek
Herbert Elwell
Port Clyde
Mrs. Masksius
Reresy
Cox's Head
John H. Staves
Wermaeher
Edward
Answer
Marion Tibbetts
Beachont
John W. Hutchins
George
Fred LD
Witham
Phippsburgy
Captain Tutehins
Hutchins
Conisters
Skowhesan
Maine
Yale Lets
Ine
Pirat
Winnerance Bridge
J. Kk. Upton
Winnegance
Meadowbrook
Clinton Beals
Stonybrook
Stonybrook Road
Winneganee Bridge
Small Point
Hamilton
Riverside
Efaley House
Boston Gun Club
William Oliver
Dromere Strange
Sagadahoc County
Pomona Grange
Droimere
Pomona
Dromore Erange
Curie
Wien
Neanle
Winnegance News
Trians
John G. Morse, Jr
Winneganee Brids
E. C. Dunning
William E. Pukeston
East Orange
N. J
Walter C. Perry
George Ruson
Clara Wiliams
Lewiston
Walker
Herbert Walker
Somerville
Nersa
Friends
Annie Pirington
Purineton
Quaker Point
Charles Lombard
California
Willam Willis
Prank Olver
Ida Hunt
Bath Ulls
Ns fVends
Ednar Williams
George Ingalls
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Beulah Mcclntire
Witte
Beulah McIntire
Elder
Mingaie
Albion Kennison
Anna
W. &. Pratt and Davenhter
Efe
Freeport
W. L. Small
Frank Everett
Mechanic Falls
Sarah Ribout
Wave of
Lucy Sarah
Hockomock
James F. Will Co
Brunswick
Dress Goods Dept
Columbia Germantown
Columbia Saxony
Columbia Spanish
Columbia Floss
Columbia Shetland Wool
Columbia Knitting Yarn
Eiderdown
I. D. Bibber
Gath
O¢nan
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
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