West Georgetown News Notes Summer Guests And Local Events
Mrs T H Smith returns to Wyoming N J after visiting her brother Wendell P Baker of Riggsville. Arthur Boyd and daughters Katherine and Christine depart Riggsville for Brooklyn with Dorothy Boyd joining from Thursday. Yawl boat launched for Bowker's yard schooner. Charles W Oliver works with Horace A Jordan. Numerous visits, travels, and local Society meetings fill the week including the Working League and Riggsville Ladies Aid Society. A boat mishap near Robin Hood's Cove highlights boating dangers with engine failure and a long rescue homeward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Smith
Wendell P. Baker
Riggsville
Wyoming
N. J
Arthur Boyd
Katherine
Christine
C. W. Billings
Robin Hood’s
Dorothy Boyd
Brooklyn
David Stinson
Arrowsie
Stinson
Arrowsic
Charles W. Oliver
West Georgetown
Horace A. Jordan
Bowker’s Yard
Phippsburg
Bath
Hazel Heath
Addie Butter
Ethel
Beatrice Call
Springfield
F. J. Hinkley
Virginia
Working League
Vestry
Edgar B. Hunt
Harold F. Hunt
Fremont Rowe
Nellie Main
Lizzie Oliver
Waltham
William H. Dearborn
Frank H. Morrell
Joanna Harrison
Francis
Sally
Irvington
Harry S. Clarke
Lou Clarke
Frank H. Thompson
Elizabeth Thompson
William A. Todd
Ruth Hicks
Clarke
Boothbay
Raymond Fosbick
Boothday
Miss Fosbick
Robin Hood’s Cove
Poor’s Island
Own Marr
Diogenes
Time change and events in Brunswick Maine
Maine Central adjusted the time to 12 01 a m Sunday and announced an October 5 excursion to Boston. Electric fans stored for the season. Harvest dinner by People's Chuck ladies in Lincoln Hall. funeral attendance by Natick resident Henry P Gilman. Aderton jailed Mary L King after failed bail in mis wnee. Connellan funeral noted with C A C wreath from theatre workers. Mrs Mary C Flagg dies in Beverly Mass with burial in Brunswick. Dr Swain lectures on Losing the Bible to Find It with Q and A invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central
Boston
People’s
Chuck Ladies
Lincoln’ Hall
Henry P. Gilman
Natick
Mass
George D. McLaughlin
Montgomery & St. Bernard
R.A.S
M.M.M
Mae Darrah
Thomas Dukeshire
Islesboro
Maine
M. H. Currier
St. Cuthbert's Chapel
MacMahan Island
F. B. Reazor
West Orange
N.J
Chester Aderton
Mary L. King
Augusta
James A. Connellan
Portland
C.A.C
Connellan Amusement Company
Mary C. Flagg
Topsham
Brunswick
J. Henry Tremaine
Beverly
Henry W. Cates
Danvers
Swain
Winter Street
Coastal town social notes capture fall gatherings
Residents report quick get togethers at Mrs. Dearborn and Mrs. Higgins homes. O K Marr and son repair an engine at Boothbay before returning aboard. Invitations sent for a September 29 whist party at Mr. and Mrs. Clarke. Cottages at Kennebec Point close. families relocate to Indian Point and Bath visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Dearborn
Amiore
O. K. Marr
Alex
Boothbay
Augusta E. Freeman
Everett C. Higgins
Wilton S. Campbell
Sabatus
Riggsville
Campbell
Alex F. Marr
Charles Clarke
Kennebec Point
John Youngflesh
Carter
W. C. Todd
Frank Thompson
Elizabeth
Lou ,Clarke
Ruth Hicks
Indian Point
Charles Mains
David Gibbon
Wilton Campbell
Anna Senter
Flannagan
Samuel Cook
Bath
Charles W. Oliver
Cook
John Youngfield
Town Center
Josephine H. Oliver
Pottsville
News of visits and gatherings in Winnegance area
A long list of local residents visiting relatives and guests across Maine and nearby states. Highlights include Anne M. Oliver visiting sister Elsie Stover in Boothbay, Miss Leila Oliver returning from Bay Point, and Zina B. Hunt moving to Savannah shipyard for work. Community events mention ministers leading meetings and a planned Masonic Royal Arch convocation in Bingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne M. Oliver
Elsie Stover
Boothbay
George Proctor
Keene, N.H
Charles Trask
Henry Potter
Elbridge Morse
Parker Head
George Merrill
Clyde Morse
Zina Eaton
Hyde Windlass
Olney Perry
Byron F. Barker
Walter Morse
Charles T. Small
FE. M. Fuller
Charles Oliver
Portsmouth
N. H
Eugene Knight
Billa Merryfield
The
Colonial
Leila Oliver
Bay Point
Edgar Williams
Frie Cook
Krewe
No Hi
Charles Stinson
Alice Rich
Popham
John Scott
New York
Bath
Hatch Camp
Fred Parks
Boston
Park
Mr. Marston
Card of Thanks for Bereavement and Kindness
Card of thanks from Mrs. David G. Stinson and family for kindness bereavement music and floral tributes. Names include Mrs. Merritt Pinkham Geo Lord Angie Snipe and others in Bath Maine dated Sept 29. Dr Elmer H King and Mrs King were called from Portland for illness of Gladys Haskell father Vinal W Haskell. Dr King left for Portland Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Stinson
David C. Stinson
Merritt Pinkham
Geo. S. Lord
Angie G. Snipe
Bath
Elmer H. King
Portland
King
Vinal W. Haskell
High Street
Texas Capital Directors Approve 25 Percent Stock Increase
The Texas Company directors voted to raise capital stock by 25 percent and offer new shares to existing shareholders at par. Stockholders of record November 30 will may subscribe with two payments of 30 percent due January 5 and April 5, 1917. Proceeds total 11.5 million dollars, raising outstanding capital to 55.5 million for plant extensions and expanded facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Company
Houston
Texas
Cosmopolitan Notes Monthly Session and Library Update
The directors met Friday at president Mrs Arthur Bishop's home to discuss upcoming voting at the regular meeting on Wednesday Oct 4. Four new books were added to the library this month and members began sewing items for the gift shop Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bishop
Ducks Harvest At The Bay This Week
Arthur Temple and son Mitchell shot four black ducks apiece at the Bay yesterday. Merton O Webber captured two black ducks on the Bay on Wednesday. Bob Sturtevant has shot 16 black ducks at the Bay this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur—Temple
Mitchell
Merton O. Webber
Bob Sturtevant
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scott Tibbetts
Edward Street
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Mme
James de Gogorza
Exposition Hall
Geraldine Farrar
W. H. Sawyer
Ruth E. Merrill
Grand Trunk
Norfolk
South America
Brunswick Golf Club
Richmond Farmers’ Club
Otis Darling
Edward Rideout
Edward Harlow
Arthur Blanchford
Henry Skelton and Son
Hugh G. Patten
B. W. Toothaker
W.H. Cutts
E. R. Stewart
A. G. Patten
Washington Street
Times
Fred W. Hartnett
Hartnett
the Times
Moose
Hy Davis
Eagles
United States
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland National Fire Insurance Company
Loyal Order of Moose
Mooseheart
Illinois
Davis
Moosyheart
Georgetown
Farm Property Strong and Reliable Companies
Walter
Russell
Center Street
Winnegance
Annie E. Williams
Milton Morse
Lynn
Parker Morse
Tibbetts
Charles Williams
Howard Hunt
Frances
West Bath
Eugene Spinney
Southport
Nannie E. Trask
Damariscotta
Zina B. Hunt
Savannah
A. D. Adams
Dexter
Alfred Jackson
Augustus Gould
Thomaston
Seymour Hayden
B. J. Browne
Warren Pashard
Ralph Whitehouse
New Meadows
Sabine
Ethel Trask
Auburn
Alfred Trask
Ernest Knight
Sybil Houdlette
Dresden
Winfield W. Morse
Harry C. Webber
Bath Theatres
James W. Connellan
James A. Richan
Grand Royal Arch Chapter
Masonic Hall
Bingham
Bingham Royal Arch
Thompson Bros
Conley’s Specialty Store
James O. Lincoln
Charles S. Biswell
Cc. S. Biswell
J. O. Lincoln
Sheffield
W . Browne
U . Nash
Cc i Sadler
Paul. Nixon
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