Wiscasset Notes on Meetings and Local Happenings
Garri son Hill chapter O Es holds a March 23 bi monthly meeting at Masonic hall with 70 attendees. Afterward bridge and Monopoly led to dancing and a buffet. proceeds fund dining room lights. District updates cover court juries, school visits, and religious services. upcoming April 7 picnic, Lenten service, sunrise Easter event, and Organ Society supper planned.
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Garrison Hill
O. FE. S
Masonic Hall
Jeannette Haggett
L. B. Haggett
Middle Street
Frank B. Adams
Benjamin Crossman
Bangor
Benjamin H. Adams
Bath Iron Works
Bath
O. E.S
Lawrence B. Haggett
Jeannette
Harry
Biddeford
U. S. S. Drayton
Georgianna Lilly
James FE. White
Turner White
Watertown
Mass
Fred Soule
Birch Point
Bath Memorial Hospital
Theodore F. Jones
Johns Hopkins University
Robert E. Merry
Josephine Plumstead
South Portland
Birch Pont
Lincoln County Jury Commissioners
C. A. Richards
Damariscotta
Tyler Hodgdon
East Boothbay
Traverse
Lincoln County Superior Court
J. Russ Abbott
Whitefield
Oscar N. Bailey
Dresden
Albert Benner
Waldoboro
John E. Benner
Nobleboro
Willis Bond
Jefferson
Ernest L. Burns
Harold W. Castner
Evan Chase
Edgecomb
Robert Chesebro
Boothbay
Raymond Dolloff
Boothbay Harbor
Perry F. Dunton
Albert S.erskine
Anna
William L. Flye
Newcastle
Edward M. Gamage
South Bristol
Maude Clark Gay
Fred O. Gilbert
Bristol
Ralph Gorham
George W. Greenleaf
Leslie B. Hisler
Frank J. Hoffies
Fred K. Keene
Bremen
Arthur M. Light
Somerville
George S. Lincoln
Wiscasset
Clark Rowe
Jesse F. White
John Woodward
Dora Howard York
Charles B. Haskell
Schenectady
N. Y
Harry L. Bradford
South Windham High School
John H. Currier Jr
Maine Secondary School Principals’ Association
Morse High School
Dramatic Club
Athern P. Daggett
Bowdoin College
Eulelah Pray
Wiscasset Academy
Leota Witmer
English Department
South Portland High School
Martha Haskell
Walter Pushard
Edgar Rankin
Roger Dow
Grace Beane
Beverly Hamlin
Margaret O Neil
Bertha Wright
Margaret Dickinson
Marcia Bailey
Verna Bailey
Richard Dodge
Geneva Shea
Roland Tarbox
Allan Weeks
Helen Hodgdon
Skowhegan High
Frank P. Hodgdon
Lowney D. Young
Brooklyn
Frank R. Hodgdon
Walter Grover
William G. Grover
Harry D. Mosher
Worcester
Girl Scout Council Plans Activities and Prizes
At a Monday meeting at 909 Fiddle Street Mrs. Archibald M. Main Juliette Low chairman announced a $2.50 prize for high school Troop on the topic What Has Juliette Low Done for the United States introducing Girl Scouting The council also plans a card party for fundraising and donated five dollars to Red Cross flood relief A rally is set for Lewiston May 2 and the New England regional conference will be held in Providence May 5 6 and 7 Two more meetings are scheduled including the April session at Mrs David S Cogan.
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Branca
Smith
High Street
Florida
Verna Southard
Helen Quinnam
Joanna Evans
Washington, D. C
Charles M. Legrow
B. A. Bailey
DeForest Munsey
Stanton Sherman
Bates
Harold
Wiscasset Female Charitable Society
Mary Hobson
Red Cross
Abbie E. Boynton
Charles E. Emerson
Portland
Bangor
Charles Reed
Boothbay
O. M. West
Boothbay Harbor
Charles West
Federal Street
Powder House Hill
Charles S. Sowder
Raymond Sherman
First Congregational Church
Ways and Means
March of the Organ Society of the Congregational Church
Louise Blagden
Frank H. Gray
Harvey R. Pease
Girl Scout Council
Fiddle Street
Archibald M. Main
Juliette Low
Girl Scouting
Main
William D. Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Lewiston
New England
Providence
R. I
David S. Cogan
Lermond Resignation Regretted by American Legion Post
The Roland Smith Post 21 committee overseeing Troop 53 Boy Scouts met to note the resignation of Scoutmaster Earl Lermond. They praise his time and money contributed to the troop and regret his departure, sending a tribute to Bath Daily Times.
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Roland Smith
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Earl Lermond
Lermond
Bath Daily Times
Bath
Sumner Sewall
Ernest Heywood
Birthday Supper and Rose Marie At Miss Easton’s Home
Miss Vanessa Easton entertained guests at a High street supper party Tuesday night for her birthday. The evening included a viewing of Rose Marie. Attending were Misses Con stance Morin Barbara Hopkins Lil lian Goodwin Patricia Sewall Virginia Davis Jane Stevens and Josephine Haskell.
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Vanessa Easton
High Street
Polar Star Lodge installs officers
Polar Star lodge 114 F. and A. M. installed officers on Wednesday evening. Past Masters Glidden Stilphen and Sturtevant led the ceremony with remarks by David L. Wilson and David E. Rich. New officers include Severin as worshipful master Nelson senior warden McCabe junior warden Hughes treasurer Furber secretary Pinkham chaplain Wilson senior deacon Pinkham junior deacon Pinson senior steward Bates junior steward Freeman marshal Ham tyler.
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Polar Star Lodge
Walter S
Walter S. Glidden
Arthur B. Stilphen
William E. Sturtevant
Glidden
Treas
J. Edward Hughes
William A
Thatcher B. Pinkham
David L. Wilson
Blair C. Wilson
Pinkham
David E. Rich
Masonic
Carroll Watson
Solar Lodge
Polar Star
Carl J. Severin
Charles F. Nelson
Chester H. McCabe
William A. Furber
Blair ©. Wilson
Everett L. Pinkham
Carl H. Pinson
Howard C. Bates
Ernest R. Freeman
William F. Hamtyler
Talk and Pictures in Safety Campaign at Grace Church
Grace Church parish house hosted a Men’s Club meeting featuring Herbert Edgecomb and W Emery Chase Jr from the State Highway Safety Program. Edgecomb cited rising highway fatalities and urged broad public safety education, while Chase presented safety films and showed clips on flood conditions and snow plow clearing. The event was well received with the committee members named.
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Grace Church Parish
Herbert Edgecomb
Augusta
W. Emery Chase, Jr
Chase
Gardiner
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Robert L. Brownell
John H. Freeman
William M. Adams
Pony Express concept discussed by Maine Horse Association
Maine Horse Association members gathered in Auburn to plan the annual meeting in Augusta around May 13 and explore Pony Express style mail relays across the state. Trails marking as a WPA project were debated while by laws and other items were reviewed for the upcoming gathering.
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East
The
Maine Horse Association
Frank O. Stevens
Auburn
Augusta
Kittery
Eastport
James A. Gillies Jr
West Bath Notes a Busy Weekend and Local School News
Miss Marguerite Donnell guests in Brunswick. West Bath grange initiates large class of first and second degrees. Farmington Normal school juniors supervise a nursery school with five children enrolled. Floods affect Topsham, Wright home near flood peak. Local visits include Rev Elton Stetson and J Everett Mayo household. Charles Kenney and relatives do wood sawing chores at Mayo property.
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Marguerite Donnell
Brunswick
Laverne Richardson
Harry W. Lemont
Quincy
Mass
Joseph M. Lemont
Edwin W. Haggett
Berry’s Mill
William C. McCullough
Fall River
James B. Lemont
Sanford’s Crossing
West Bath Grange
Farmington Normal School
Leona Rider
Priscilla Whitlam
Lillian Gates
Home Economics College
Charles S. Lemont
Alfred B. Snow
Trufant
Topsham
Wright
Elton B. Stetson
Church of the Nazarene
Bath
J. Everett Mayo
Charles Kenney
Edward
John Kenney
Young People Present Play at Grange Hall
West Bath grange hosts an evening program arranged by Miss Barbara Walsh and Miss Helena Hadley of Brunswick. Eight new members elected. class of 38 for first and second degrees next week. Flood relief donation collected. card shower planned for David S. Henderson. Hospice note: Mrs. Mercie McFadden draped Gertrude S. Wallace’s charter. Program featured solos, duets, readings, and a piano duet, with participants including Barbara Walsh, Helena Hadley, Dick Boucher, Hugo Sandelin Jr, and Miss Dorothy Waterman.
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Barbara Walsh
Helena Hadley
Brunswick
West Bath
David S. Henderson
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mercie McFadden
as_ Ceres
Gertrude S. Wallace
George Wallace
Somerset Place
Ming Mo
Grace Waterman
Barbara Freeman
Phyllis Sandelin
Lady In Blue
Dick Boucher
Goody
Beeee
Polly Wolly Doodle
Helena Hadley Reading
Hugo Sandelin, Jr
Dorothy Waterman
Dean
Miss Walsh
South End P T A Card Party Raises Funds for Red Cross
South End P T A held a Tuesday bridge party at 488 Washington Street. Finance committee chair Mrs Alfred E Carpenter led the event producing over 13 dollars for relief. In contract prizes went to Mrs Norman W Howard first and Mrs Carleton Lowell second. in auction prizes were won by Mrs W W Morse first and Mrs Robert P Manson second. Sandwiches and coffee were served.
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South End P. T. A
Washington Street
Finance Committee
Alfred E. Carpenter
Red Cross
Norman W. Howard
Carleton Lowell
W. W. Morse
Robert P. Manson
Carpenter
Russell M. Colby
John H. Hunt
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
William H. Small
Wellington A. Moore
Horace P. Morse
William P. Hatch
Girls Keep-It-Up Club Holds Eighth Meeting
The Girls keep it up club met with president Miss Beatrice Rose on Saturday March 21. Members paid dues, reports from secretary and treasurer were read and accepted, seals placed on the new chart, local leader spoke, one visitor attended, and the meeting adjourned at 3 15 p.m.
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Ip —Club
Beatrice Rose
Junior Chamber Raises Flood Relief Funds in Bath
The Junior Chamber of Commerce collected 445.21 for Bath Red Cross flood relief at a Monday supper at the People's church vestry. Bath Iron Works president William S. Newell spoke, noting the company's broad civic contributions.
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Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
People’s Church
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
J.C.C
Allan Spear
Elwood S. Toothaker
A. Farley Mayo, Jr
Perleston Pert
Hubert Foster
Dominique Tardif
Steward McAlere
Howard Dodge
Arthur Saris
Paul A. Gregware
William H. Gove
National Junior Chamber
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bath
Patriots Day Golf Tourney Opens Brunswick Season
With Patriots Day Sunday, Brunswick hosts the Patriots Day Golf Tournament on Monday the 20th. Twosome play and 1 entry fee per person buys a starting time from 7:30 am to 3 pm. Prizes include Patriots Cup for best club showing and Paul Revere Cup for top high school team.
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Brunswick
Ed Barnard
New State
John Baxter
Miss Lyssa Abbott Speaks at St Marys Guild on Neighborliness
Miss Lyssa Abbott of the Portland public library led a Lenten discussion at Grace parish house for St. Marys Guild. Her talk on Neighborliness and Christian Hospitality drew on Bible and modern literature, cited social issues, and highlighted readings for public school children. the session sparked lively discussion.
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Lyssa Abbott
Portland Public Library
WCSH
St. Mary’s Guild
Grace Parish House
Portland
Abbott
Woolwich Community Activities Include Red Cross Work
Mrs. Soule returns home from Bath Memorial Hospital while Miss Flora Leonard is cared for by Miss Farrar in Sagadahoc. Woolwich women sew for Red Cross flood relief and vote funds. The Cantata Christ the Victor is planned for Easter at Nequasset church.
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Fred Soule
Bath Memorial Hospital
Montsweag
Edgar A. Farrar
Portland
Harvey P. Hathorne
Sagadahoc Ferry
Flora E. Leonard
Alton P. Reed
Nequasset
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Red Cross
Ed W. Reed
John C. Gilmore
Frank Bailey
Hollis Leeman
Esther
Reginald Stacy
Henry Dubar
Anne Dodge
Percy Bailey
Emma Head
Florida
George Gainsley
Georgie Walker
Motherwell Farm
Pearl Gainsley
Walnut Hill School
Natick
Mass
Evelyn Nickerson
Nason College
Springvale
Harry Fitch
Cyrus Gilmore
Edwold Carter
Richmond
Charles Alexander
Amy Cromwell
Dresden
Costello P. Hall
St. Petersburg
Fla
William Dunnack
Woolwich
Christ the Victor
Nequasset Church
J. G. Bailey
Mountain School
Earl
County Committee Named by Democrats
At the Lewiston state convention the Democratic State committee elected Saga dahoc county members Carleton Day Reed of Woolwich and Mrs Ernest Allan of Topsham. In the First District Congressional committee tally William F Tate of Topsham and Mary Shaw of Richmond were chosen. County members by town include Arrowsic Norman Drummond Susie Snipe Bath Ralph C Covel Elwood Toothaker Bowdoin Erlon Rogers Bowdoinham Charles H McEwen Cecia McEwen Georgetown Percy B Savage Mrs Hartley Harley Phippsburg George C Pease Warren A Thompson Richmond James Carr Lynne Richardson Topsham Darius Morin Mrs Josephine Mathurin West Bath Edward Thompson Mrs Maud Bryant Woolwich Nelson Rice Mrs Grace
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Carleton Day Reed
Woolwich
Ernest A. Allan
Topsham
Sagadahoc
Lewiston
William F. Tate
Mary Shaw
Richmond
Saga- Gahoe County
Arrowsie
Norman Drummond
Susie Snipe
Bath
Ralph C. Covel
Elwood Toothaker
Bowdoin
Erlon
Miss Cornelia Barnard Heads Portland Junior League
Cornelia Barnard elected president at the annual meeting with Helen B. Holt as first vice president. Barnard will serve as delegate to the national conference of the Association of the Junior Leagues of America in Richmond Virginia in May.
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Cornelia Barnard
Portland
Helen B. Holt
Association of the Junior Leagues of America
Richmond
Woolwich Grangers Have Fine Meeting
Woolwich Grange members held a well attended meeting with a program devised by lecturer Mrs Ethe Shea. It included songs humorous readings skits and a debate on deportation of aliens on relief, with audience discussion led by John Carter and others.
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Woolwich Grange
Ethe Shea
Grange
John Carter
Uncle Toby
Washington
Ethelyn Shea
Maurice Shea
Daisy Welch
Mary Hunnewell
Woolwich Branch Aids Flood Relief Drive
The Woolwich branch contributed 154.10 to the Bath chapter of the American Red Cross for Maine flood relief. Mrs. Edward V. Reed, branch chairman, thanks communities for the effort. The Junior Red Cross raised 6.80 in pennies via the schools. The group sent clothing and new bedding to Brunswick and carries items herself.
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Woolwich
Bath
American Red Cross
Edward V. Reed
Red Cross
Maine
Brunswick
Woolwich Woman’s Red Cross Drive Brings Generous Gifts
Mrs Samuel Buck of Day's Ferry raised 19.60 in cash plus bedding for flood relief with a hand sewn pair of sheets and other handmade items from a neighbor who has just passed her 90th birthday. A substantial check accompanied the gifts.
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Samuel Buck
Day's Ferry
Red Cross
Excellent Production Of Enjoyable Play At Winter Street Chapel
Winter Street Fireside club staged Eugene G. Hafer’s four act comedy Attorney for the Defense on Tuesday night. The cast delivered uniformly fine work with standout performances by Warren McNeil and Roberta Erwin. Event featured strong turns by John Black and Richard Haskell, supported by Elizabeth Colby and others, plus appreciation gifts for coach Mrs. C D Wilson.
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Winter Street Chapel
Eugene G. Hafer
Winter Street
Roberta Erwin
Arthur Sarkis
Martha Cutting
William Owen
Kay Scott
Howard Steen
Judge Carlyle
Elizabeth Colby
Richard Haskell
C. D. Wilson
Fireside Club
Mary Ellen Cyr
Linna Marie Purdue
James Cook
Trygve Torjussen
Mary Goodwin
Barbara Scott
Priscilla E. Colby
Harry E. Stetson
Seniors in Anna Town Share Five Nonagenarians
Anna reports five residents aged ninety or more among its 297 inhabitants. The nonagenarians include Civil War veterans Thomas N. Ayer aged 90, Arthur Brown aged 91, and Lorenzo Cookson aged 92, along with Abbie Ayer aged 92 and Ella Abbott aged 90.
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Anna
Thomas N. Ayer
Arthur Brown
Lorenzo Cookson
Abbie Ayer
Ella Abbott
Condensed Statement of U S Branch Sun Vns Office Assets
U S Branch Sun Vns Office Ltd reports assets as of December 31 1935 totaling 7 417 828 57 including stocks and bonds 5 919 051 30 cash in office and bank 609 514 20 agents balances 714 208 59 interest and rents 32 517 01 and other assets 829 items not admitted 206 291 97 Liabilities include net unpaid losses 527 021 00 unearned premiums 3 183 996 71 other liabilities 322 301 26 statutory deposit and surplus total 7 417 828 57 through E S Crosby Co Bath Maine.
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U. S
SUN Vns. Office, Ltd
E. S. Crosby CO
Bath
Maine
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Clarence A. Richards
York Hall
Grace Church Men’s Club
Pony Express
Henry Webb
Warren Ple
Gabriel H. Winchenbaugh
Maurice Kaufman
New York
Grange Hall
Chamber
Bath Country Club
Patriots’ Day
Lysla Abbott
Woolwich Grangers
Bath Chapter