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Item Title Type Subject Creator Publisher Date
1348Ministers Reports D.26 Notebook17 South Gouldsboro & Addison 1972-1977 Milbridge 1972-1973
  • Document, Report
  • Organizations, Religious
  • 1972 - 1977
Ministers Reports D.26 Notebook17 South Gouldsboro & Addison 1972-1977 Milbridge 1972-1973
Item:
  • 1348   
Type:
  • Document, Report
Subject:
  • Organizations, Religious
Date:
  • 1972 - 1977
Place:
  • South Gouldsboro ME
Description:
Part of a set of materials written to detail the work of the ministers hired by the Maine Seacoast Mission to work its remote locations I. Cecilia Piper typed reports about the activities in Addison, South Gouldsboro and points east George R. Tyson typed reports about activities in Milbridge
1005Mother's Day at South Gouldsboro, c. 1920-1929
  • Document, Report
  • Events, Holidays, Mothers Day
Mother's Day at South Gouldsboro, c. 1920-1929
Item:
  • 1005   
Type:
  • Document, Report
Subject:
  • Events, Holidays, Mothers Day
Place:
  • South Gouldsboro ME
Description:
A report on Mother's Day celebrations observed at the Church School in South Gouldsboro, Maine. The report describes the celebration decorations as well as the program for the event. Also included in the report is general information about the school as well as its total enrollment. People Mentioned: Mamie Morrison, Alice Peasley
1004Report of the Week Day School of Religious Education, South Gouldsboro, Maine, c. 1922-1925
  • Document, Report
  • Organizations, School Institution
  • Week Day School of Religious Education
Report of the Week Day School of Religious Education, South Gouldsboro, Maine, c. 1922-1925
Item:
  • 1004   
Type:
  • Document, Report
Subject:
  • Organizations, School Institution
Creator:
  • Week Day School of Religious Education
Place:
  • South Gouldsboro ME
Description:
The report provides a list of information about the Week Day School of Religious Education in South Gouldsboro, Maine and describes the methods of work for the primary, intermediate, and grammar and junior high students. People Mentioned: Florence Brown, Ethel Trout, Walter Squires