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Looking Back on July 12

100 Years Ago: 1921 Members of the Kappa Beta Sigma Club of E.L.H.S , who have been at a house party at a camp on Tripp Pond have returned to Auburn. Misses Maud Huskin and Jessie Alley, both Edward Little instructors, were chaperones. Those in the party were Misses Mary Conant, Thelma Everett, Betsy Jordan, […]

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Looking Back on July 10

100 Years Ago: 1921 The young people of the Elm Street Universalist church will hold a lawn party on the lawn before the church on Wednesday evening of this week. If the weather is unpropitious, it will be held in the vestry. Ices and soft drinks will be served and a short entertainment will be […]

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Sunset Concert Series benefits Poland Spring Preservation Society

The Poland Spring Preservation Society will host the annual summer concert series at the Gazebo at Poland Spring. The concerts begin at 6:30 p.m. The series serves as a fundraiser to support the group’s mission to preserve and restore two historic buildings: the All Souls Chapel and Maine State Building. Take a moment to speak to […]

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American Sign Language focus of online presentation

Have you ever wanted to learn more about American Sign Language and the Deaf community? Ruth Moore, a part-time resident of Lovell, will give a presentation about American Sign Language on Zoom as part of the Summer Speaker Series at 7 p.m. on Thursday, July 15, hosted by the Charlotte Hobbs Memorial Library in Lovell. […]

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Looking Back on July 9

100 Years Ago: 1921 George G. Glbbs found a dollar on a river ferry boat the other day which he is anxious to return — strange as the statement may sound. It was in an envelope on which was written “Lucky Dollar.” On the bill itself was written in ink: “My last dollar, Helen.” 50 […]