Woolwich Notes Highlight Local Visits And Fair Preparations
Woolwich residents and visitors populate the column with social calls arrivals from Bath Rockland and Wiscasset. The Woolwich Fair is set for October with a school exhibit and a boat for memorial ceremonies. Church services at Montsweag and Center move to timed slots. Red Cross activities and entertaining events are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert I. Reed
Dover
N. H
Thomas Reed
George Donnell
Bath
Tred Crocker
Fred Crocker
Mullin
Woolwich Fair
Sagadahoe Ferry
John Sheldon
Morton Baker
Maria Leonard
Maine Baptist Association
Topsham
Augustus Lavigne
Mil
A. B
W. W. Baker
Rufus Savage
Gardiner
Will Plumstead
Wiscasset
D. W. Blair
Carrie Wing
Poland Spring
Woolwich
Red Cross Society
Ladies' Aid
Congregational Church
Day's Ferry
R. Warren
Ferry
S. W.brown
Richmond
Montsweag
Center Baptist Church
S. W. Brown
Bowdoinham
Seward Renfew
Medford
Mass
L. A. Bailey
Miss Nason
Bath City Hospital
Leslie Soule
Damariscotta
J. T. Soule
M. E. Bailey
Pythian Sisters Meet at Mrs. Foster’s Home
Pythian Sisters plan a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Fred Foster’s residence 1630 High Street. An advertisement promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a cleansing blood tonic, claiming it improves skin eruptions and scrofula, priced at $1.25 in stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Foster
High St
Phippsburg Notes Include Trailing Summer Socials and Local News
Mrs. Fred Percy returns to Brookline after summer at Small Point while Hon. and Mrs. Harold Sewall host at Sea Walls Beach. frost damages Brookline crops. many residents attend town dances and visits. Local people travel to Portland for illness, enjoy family gatherings, and report on shipyard work, schooling, and weather affected life in Phippsburg during the period. Capt John Trainor’s death is announced. town reports flights, air raids in London, and military connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Percy
Small Point
Brookline
Mass
Harold Sewall
Sea Wall 'S
Robert Percy
Rufus Lombard
Charles Williams
Bald Head
Town Hall
Stacy
Stevens
Bath
Leon Davis
Percy Cobb
Charles Percy
Capt. Ellis
Percy
Portland
Cobb
Hye
Herbert Willis
Ralph Willis
Margaret Percy
Hezekiah Harrington
Cranberry Point
Lee's Island
Martins
Wyman
Asa
Wilbur Wyman
Belgrade
Charles P. Percy
Grace Dickinson
Ham’s Hill
Cone
Miss Dickinson
James Thompson
Albert
Woodbury
Elbridge Morse
Hattie Morse
Edward Thomas
Popham
Gertrude Parker
London
Miss Parker
Alexandra
Walter Parker
Fred Perry
Andrew Perry
Ebba Berg
Berg
Massachusetts
Charles Eaton
Hardy
Auburn
Charles Miller
Tisbon
Roland Eaton
France
Augusta Black
Jamaica Plain
Frank Frisbee
John F. Leeach
James O. Wyman
Boston
Lake View Cottage
Phippsburg
Bath City Hospital
Williams
Fuller
Henry Minott
John Eastman
Hermitage
Bridgewater
N. S
Priscilla Ray
Havana
Cuba
Henry Butler
Lewiston
Howes Corner
Keen's Mills
Capt. Butler
Rufus Butler
Butler
Willet Casey
Dorchester
S. B. Richardson
W. B. Wormell
Lawn Avenue
Woodfords
Wormell
Dorothy Palmer
Doris Bartlett
South Portland High School
Walter Storey
Grace Allyn
Woodford
Allyn
Sebasco
John Berry
Horace Holton
Gordon
Camp Wynburg
Worcester
Holton
St. Louis
A. J. Beckhard
Amherst
New York
Beckhard
R. van Dyck
George C. Beals
Stoneybrook Landing
Chaffee Brothers
Arthur Brown
F. S. Bowker and Son
Mr. Brown
Walter H. ‘Bowker
Horace Turner & Co
Mobile
Ala
Guy Crocker
Dromore
Bowker Yard
Clarence Worrey
Chaffee Bros
Gardner Rogers
Pomona
Bodwell Grange
Kenneth Wyman
Dora Frisbee
K. S. Bowker
Rachel Cutting
Rebecca Brown
R. G. Brown
Brown
Alice Minott
J. O Wyman
Grace MclIntyre
Victoria Butler
John Trainor
Capt. Trainor
Horace M. Bickford
Thomas McCormick
St. Pierre's Orchestra
Brunswick
Arthur S$. Brawn
I. B. Nelley
Emma Lawson
Los Angeles
Cal
Lawson
Llewellyn Rogers
John 8. Hyde
Alonzo Donnell
Rogers
Donnell
E. B. Purington
Florence Netley
Topsham
Miss Netley
IT. B. Neiley
New Meadows Inn
West Bath Notes Reflect Social Round and Local Changes
Ada of Woolwich visits friends while Bath and West Bath residents host visitors, relocate relatives, and attend the Bowdoinham Baptist Association. Local events include Grange meetings, a large social dance, school openings, and preparations for an upcoming fair. Regulars and guests from nearby towns populate a busy autumn scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Woolwich
Lou Haley
William F. Mitchell
West Bath
Samuel Rogers
Elmhurst
Nan JB. Brown
Portland
Ella Higgins
Ripley
Maine
A.G. Pisher
Joseph Lemont
Oakledge
Miss Littlefield
Esther White
Kamp Kumfort
E. J. Allen
Freeport
FP. W. Larrabee
Walter Brown
Bath Garage Co
Elmer Craig
Lisbon
Sylvester Pennell
William White
Evenine
Bowdoinham
Berwick Visitors Join Dorchester Family Gathering
Mrs. Harry Clark of Berwick Maine visits sister Mrs. William Thurston of Whiskeag. Charleys Bachelor family travels to Dorchester Mass to see Edward Bachelor. At Rosedale Farm a surprise gathering brings Earle Donnell and others with children to visit the Roses, creating a lively afternoon for the younger guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Clark
Berwick, Me
William Thurston
Whiskeag
Charleys Bachelor
Dorchester
Mass
Stachelor
Edward Bachelor
Rosedale Farm
Earle Donnell
John Wharff
Curtis
Bert White
The
Roses
Death of Captain John Trainer Resident of West Gath
Capt John Trainer longtime coastwise schooner master dies at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston. Funeral from sister Katherine’s Chelsea home and burial in Chelsea. About 60 years old, ill seven weeks. Survived by daughter Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trainer
West Gath
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Katherine
Broadway
Chelsea
Mass
Atlantic Seaboard
Mary
Twenty-Fifth Annual Sagadahoe Sunday School Convention
The Sagadahoe Sunday School Association holds its twenty-fifth annual convention at Whirst Baptist Church on Thursday September 27 with at least three delegates from each county school. Wesley J. Weir and Hamilton S. Connant address the sessions as state secretaries. Rev J M Arters and Rev J J Wull lead reports and round table discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe Sunday School Association
Whirst ‘Baptist Ehurch Tittinsday
Weeal
Wesley J. Weir
M. Fogg
J. M. Arters
Sec'y
Fruit-a-tives praised for headache and constipation relief
A reader from Placun East Sure Harnour credits Fruit-a-tives with curing years of headaches and constipation after one box. The ad notes price 50c per box six for 2.50 and provides postpaid order details from Initatives Limited Ogdensburg N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnour
Martha Dewolfe
Iniitatives Limited
Ogdensburg
N.Y
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Avery Cera
Sheridan
Alvah Stickney
North Woolwich
A. W. Hall
Rockland
Sarah Bailey
Nelson
Cape Newagem
Fred Potter
Frank Carter
Peter A. McDonald
Center St
Lincoln St
Walter E. Erskine
Erskine
Central Maine Power Company
Mr. McDonald
H. G. Hodgdon
Charles W. Triggs
City Hospital
E. M. Fuller
Bradford Oliver
James Ic. Perry
Nellie Perry
George C. Pease
Waterville
George C.pease
Pease
Chebeagte
Clara Islam Russell
Salem
Roscoe J. Ham
Russell
Nelson Ham
Harriett Lowell
Eliphalet Lowell
Roscoe
Jaques
Lowell
Joseph Dunning
Yarmouth Island
Everett Mayo
H. J. Rich
George W. Rich
Bath Grange
Harry Peterson
E. J. Rich
Harole Freeman
Everett Lemont
Owen Rogers
Lizzie Haggett
Alice Ramsey
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Placun
C. R. Chappell
J. J. Hull
Harry L. Haynes
S. W. Haynes
John H. Freeman
Haynes Auto
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
New York State
Canada
White Mountains
Modern Woodmen
Colonial Cafe
C. W. Tedford
Charles €. Toothaker
W. H. White
U.S
Carl C. Day
Mrs. O. A. Kittridge
Mrs. Lemont
Sabino
Socony
Standard Oil Co. of
Bath Auto & Gas Engine Co
People’s Garage
Reed & Bonney
A. B. Thwing
West Woolwich
Stacy & Stevens
Popham Beach
F. A. Bubier
Foster’s Point
M. M. Daley, Parker Head
New Meadows Garage Co
New Meadows Landing
F. A. Harrington, Parker Head
M. L. Marr
W. Georgetown