The oldest and in many ways most healthy person in Waldoboro and probably in Lincoln County is Moses Creamer who is 98 years of age while his life companion who is as bright and smart as many persons much younger is in her 88th year. Though for many person excellingly hard worker, Mr. Creamer had never seen a sickly or had a physician in all the years since his childhood and is today well, except from the weakness of many years. Of the eleven children born to Mr. and Mrs. Moses Creamer, six of them are now living, Mrs. Redington Sprague, Mrs. Hudon Sides, Mrs. H.F. Hunt, Mrs. Lowell Achorn and two twin sons, Benjamin of Waldoboro and Frederick of Bristol and veterans of the civil war.
Kennebec Journal: May 30, 1906.
Kennebec Journal: May 30, 1906.
The oldest and in many ways most healthy person in Waldoboro and probably in Lincoln County is Moses Creamer who is 98 years of age while his life companion who is as bright and smart as many persons much younger is in her 88th year. Though for many person excellingly hard worker, Mr. Creamer had never seen a sickly or had a physician in all the years since his childhood and is today well, except from the weakness of many years. Of the eleven children born to Mr. and Mrs. Moses Creamer, six of them are now living, Mrs. Redington Sprague, Mrs. Hudon Sides, Mrs. H.F. Hunt, Mrs. Lowell Achorn and two twin sons, Benjamin of Waldoboro and Frederick of Bristol and veterans of the civil war.
Kennebec Journal: May 30, 1906.
Kennebec Journal: May 30, 1906.
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