Wedding Day Observed in Georgetown Center
A Georgetown Center social note recounts a surprise wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Clarke at a Georgetown Center cottage with guests including Miss Lou Clarke and Miss Bessie Thompson. The menu featured creamed lobster and dessert as guests offered congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Clarke
Frank H. Thompson
Bessie Thompson
Georgetown Center
Clarke
Lou Clarke
Thompson
Warren
Clement Todd
Misses Bessiell
Ethel Todd
Sewall P. Oliver
William A. Todd
Miss Clarke
Miss Thompson
Maxa Tarbell
Athens
Maine
Lydia F. Oliver
Bath
Howard M. Trafton
Wendell P. Todd
Augustus Todd
Alfred J. Rowe
Clarence Merrill
Henry Brooks
Westport
Harriet A. Deering
John E. Oliver
Helen Thompson
George Oliver
Ethel B. Todd
Fall scenes and small town life in Phippsburg
Morning glory over Phippsburg with fall foliage and sunrise described. Local notes report on roads, school music, villagers visiting, repairs, gardens, fishing trips, and residents like Miss Sophie Mikelsky, Mrs. Harrington, and the Percys. Continues on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation
Europe
Edgewood Farm
Sophie Mikelsky
British "tanks" suggest ancient engines of war
Washington dispatch outlines how the British so called tanks are viewed as a modern but oddly familiar weapon. The National Geographic Society notes that long before mechanized warfare, myths and legends spoke of siege engines and wooden horses while history records Alexander the Great building a mound to reach Tyre, showing enduring fascination with war engines.
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Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Hasen
Hium
Ithena
Priam
Paris
Helen of Troy
Alexander the Great
Tyre
Alexander
Colonial Club Clambake Scheduled on New Meadows River Banks
Colonial Club holds its annual clambake Sunday afternoon along the New Meadows River under Charles Foote supervision. Members may arrive by car for the event with a grand opening at 1 PM. The sheltering canvas will be weighted with seaweed to hide lobsters, chickens, clams, eggs, sweet potatoes, corn and frankfurters. Committee in charge is War-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
New Meadows
Charles Foote
Bath Captain Criticizes Washington Policy Toward South America
A Bath sea captain, just back from several trips to South America, says Americans view the Washington government as weak and politics as poor. He claims the American flag is not respected in South America due to Wilson's policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South America
Wilson
Bath
Catain
Colonial members urged to confirm attendance by Thursday
Hawley Thompson and Rodney Ross are named contacts for a gander party. Colonials are asked to notify one of them of intent to attend and to complete the attendee list by Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Hawley
Don Thompson
Rodney Ross
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Georgetown
Norman H. Treat
Philadelphia
Town
Mrs. Harward M. Trafton
C. D. Hooker
Arlington
Bennie
William H. Dearborn
Harold F. Hunt
Thomas M. Hagan
Howard G. Heald
Nutter Place
Washington Heald Farm
C. W. Billings
Riggsville
Eugene Reynold
Silas Damon
William F. Card
Brockton
William HH. Dearborn
First Baptist Church
Arthur Boyd
Brooklyn
Robin Hood's Rest
Henry Totman
Thomas West
George West
Phippsburg
Fred Harrington
Parker Head
William G. Small
Popham
Sebasco
Bald Head
Harpswell
Fred A. Fuller
Fuller
Clifton Marks
Arthur
Margaret
Elizabeth
Annie Thompson
Bangor
Metz
Willard Daley
William A. Oliver
Galen Daley
Ed. Wyman
Ora Hallet
Sadie Stacey
Brunswick
Carl Harrison
Raymond McIntyre
Steamer Bay
Susan Campbell
Walter McCourt
Chebeague
William Heald
Co. V. Minott, Jr
Rival
Minott Wharf
Ulysses
Caesar
Pyrrhus
Israel
John M. Clark
Wm. C. Chadbourne
Front St
John Langdon Berry
Mr. Berry
Bath City Hospital
General Berry
Clambake
U.S
Macmahan Island
Johnson Bros
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