Community events in Wiscasset feature clubs and scouts
A large audience at the Library building heard a Newcastle and Damariscotta women’s club program with Handel and Brahms pieces led by Mrs Knowlton. The Father and Son banquet and Scout demonstrations at the Congregational vestry raised funds for the Boy Scouts with scenes by Augusta troops and prizes for bird observation.
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Woman's Club of
Newcastle
Damariscotta
Knowlton
Largo
Stes Ke Ties
Handel
Hall
Beethoven Alton Stetson
Tae Brahams
Singer
Etheridge
Reinhold
Parsons
Denny Rela
Bette Wagner
Paderwasks
Congregational Vestry
Vera Quinnam
Pendleton
Berry
Metcalf
Grant
Colby
Cowley
Lewis
Rines
Tarbox
Reed
Evans
Starling Burgess
Willis J. Furtwengler
Augusta
Stanley McCurdy
Boy
West Bath Grange Sets Two Dances for April and May
At a Monday meeting 93 members including 20 guests attended West Bath Grange. The Young People's degree team will confer the first and second degrees on April 12 and the third and fourth on April 19. Dances led by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Lemont are planned with committees named for April 26 and May 3. A rehearsal and officer school were announced, with social music by Frank W. Carver of Topsham after the program.
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Fisher Wright
Lilac Cottage
Town Crier
Wiscasset
Bradford C. Redennett, Jr
Jeannette Haggett
Oak Grove Seminary
Lawrence B. Haggett
Middle Street
L. D. Rogers
West Bath
Wilbur Lowell
Hodge Street
Nate Rines
Bath Memorial Hospital
Churchill Street
Rines
William Bradford
Charles Plumstead
Clarence A. Gough
High Street
Blair
Rose Blair
Middle
Foster Kellogg
Boston
Kellogg
Fred W. Clifford
North Edgecomb
Ethel Y. Barbour
Garrison Hill
Frank Frye
Pastine Theatre
Harry Bailey
Daniel R. Sortwell
Betty
Gardiner Road
Sortwell
John F. Jackson
Helena Clifford
Augusta
Lester Greenwood
Lawrence
Barbara
Farmington
Harold S. Sherman
Federal Street
Theodore Gagne
Academy
Portland
Andrea Getchell
Colby College
Newman Getchell
Montsweat
John Blagdon
Water Street
Linwood Ames
Sidney G Evans
Ben Branklin
Forrest Eaton
Waldoboro
James D. Alexander
Dumariscotta
Lawrence Averill
Worcester Mass
Sheep
Averill
Howard Trussell
West Bath Grange
Charles T. Henderson
Grange Hall
Arthur C. Lemont
Herbert 5S Cavanaugh
Fred
A. Bernard Henderson
Charles B. Doyle
Aunt Shaw
Maine
Holman F. Day
Eleanor P Danforth Solo
Doyle
Hamblett
David S. Henderson
Lincoln Williams
Paul L. Boudreau
Wilhelmina M. Gackenbach
Frank W. Carver
Topsham
Doris Crooker
Helen Simmons
Bath
Rosedale
leRoy V. Honsinger
Cobb Road
Marie Wiseman
Jackson Heights
L. I
N. Y
New York
Robert
Chester G. King
Fred J. Rose
Priscilla Whitlam
Farmington Normalchool
Moatsweag
Woolwich Center
Montsweag
Richard Hunnewell
Ladies’ Aid of
the Center Church
Center
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
John Carter
Lewis Orr
Alec Burgess
Johnny Long
Omar Cothran
Lewiston
Fred Carlton
Marius Page
Montsweag Grange Hall
Stacey
Sara Dow
William
Knight Named Candidate for Fire Engineer Post
James S. Knight announces his candidacy for 2nd assistant engineer in the fire department contingent on the succession of Richard Frates to 1st assistant if Scott Morse becomes chief to fill the vacancy created by the death of Charles E. Parks. Knight comes from a long line of firefighters including his father Sidney B. Knight and brother Edward Knight with deep ties to Engine 4 and Hose 1. Morse, a longtime department member since 1901, is seen as a strong contender for chief engineer, with family ties to former chiefs Frank Morse and Charles Parks.
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James S. Knight
Richard Frates
Scott Morse
Charles E. Parks
Sidney B. Knight
Knight
Knight Purchased the Light Hose Wagon Assigned For Many Years To No. 2
James Knight
Edward Knight
Department
Engine 3
James H. Scott
Hose 1
Parks
Combination 4
Engine 4
Chief Parks
Morse
Frank Morse
Long Beach Engine Co
No. 2
Miller Announces Candidacy for 2nd Assistant Engineer Post
Edward F Miller declared his bid for the 2nd assistant engineer, arguing the council will promote Morse to chair and Frates to 1st assistant, creating a vacancy. Miller cites 30 years in the fire department and roles from 2nd foreman to clerk at Engine 4, plus prior duties as Chief Parks’ assistant. A separate item notes resumed operations at Lawrence Portland Cement Company in Tomleston with 250 workers as the season opens.
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Lawrence Portland Cement Company
Thomaston
West Bath Social Notes and Local Council News
West Bath residents share weekend visits with relatives in Bath and Rosedale. Grange and A R C activities run with dances planned and committees named. 18 members attended a meeting despite a storm. Fertilizer orders and hospital visits are noted among local families.
Kennebec Riding Club Guests Attend Tea Sunday
Members of the Triangle Riding and Driving club entertained 30 Kennebec Riding club members from Gardiner with a tea in Brunswick. Skipper Bartlett received gifts and a Bath group gave a birthday cake. Dressage demonstrations featured Billy Bartlett on the Arabian colts Raki and Rabbani. A daughter Mary Jane M Halterman was born to Lieut and Mrs Warren Halterman of Fort Williams, named for Mrs Archibald Main.
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Triangle Riding and Driving Club
Kennebec
Gardiner
Triangle Club
Brunswick
Skipper Bartlett
Bath
Billy Bartlett
Raki
Rabbani
Helen Conley
Marian Whitten
Ruth Morse
Jeannette Shackford
Dorothy Thompson
Betsey Winchell
Jane Rideout
Louise Stewart
Bertha Lord
Harriet Lord
Beatrice Duprey
Mary Brown
Minnie Brown
Persis Hoyt
Doris Scott
Marjorie Scott
Redington Reed
Warren Halterman
Fort Williams
Maine General Hospital
Halterman
Archibald M. Main
Middle Street
Mary Jane M Halterman
Main
Woolwich Notes on Farm Bureau and Community Events
Nequasset Farm Bureau leaders return from Orono Farm and Home week with lectures by H N MacCracken and Ella Gardiner. The Woolwich area hosts meetings, socials, church services and a special Union service led by Dr Rayborn L Zerby with proceeds benefiting the Union.
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John C. Gilmore
Leverett C. Welch
Carolyn D. Wing
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Orono
H. N. MacCracken
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Ella Gardiner
Washington, D. C
Charles Alexander
Albert Wing
Richmond
William J. Downing
North Woolwich
Wing
Billy
Downing
Howard McNeil
Edward Murphy
Nequasset Congregational Church
Rayborn L. Zerby
Bates College
Zerby
University of Chicago
John Carter
Nequasset
Skunk Becomes Dog's Playmate on Oxford Street
Alton E. Perkins of Oxford found his collie playing with a skunk near his King street kennel Sunday noon. He watched them for an hour as the skunk frolicked around with the dog, coming from under a nearby barn where the pair had formed an unlikely friendship. No odor was detected when the skunk finally left.
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Alton E. Perkins
Oxford
King Street
Perkins
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