Wiscasset Album of Local Talent and Court Notices
The Wiscasset Lions staged a vaudeville and dance at Red Men's hall to benefit the Washington trip fund for the senior class of Wiscasset Academy. Acts included six performances led by Jim Coleman with local groups the Kazoo Band, Melody Boys, Songsters, and Ragtime Trio plus professional pair Lewis and Norton. The Sheepscot Valley Grange held a meeting with degrees conferred and a clam chowder supper. May term of Lincoln County Superior Court opens May 5 with Justice Mansur presiding, and jurors drawn from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Red Men’s Hall
Washington Trip Fund
Wiscasset Academy
Jim” Coleman
Waiscasse
Lewis and Norton
RKO
Wiscasset Academy Melody Boys
Pearson, Farnham
Lewis
Frances Fossett
Hazel Mayo
Sherman
Potter
Stanton Sherman
Alberta Potter
John Blagdon
Walter Adams
H. R. Pease
Gus Lewis
Sheepscot Valley Grange
Lincoln County Superior Court
Harry Mansur
Auburn
Clarence A. Richards
Weston M. Hilton
Arthur R. Greenleaf
Fred Is
Richards
Pearl R. Bailey
Jefferson
Samuel L. Bartlett
Somerville
Arthur S. Berner
Nebleboro
George Blanchard
Bristol
Frederick Dodge
Bosthbey Warner
Willie E Farnham
Newcu
Newcastle
Charles M. French
Waldoboro
LaForest
Cgioould
Dresden
Earl W. Haley
South
Chirton
Hartung
Boothbay Harbor
Lizzi
Used Cars In Stock From 1924 to 1930
Low Cost Universal Credit Company promotes time payment plans for a catalog of used cars. The listing includes models from 1924 to 1930 such as Tudor Sedans, sport coupes, roadsters, pickups, business coupes, touring cars, and closed cab trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford
Ford Finance
Universal Credit Company
Congregational Bible School party and local notices
A Friday evening 7 to 9 o clock children’s party for the Congregational Bible School pupils is announced. Sermon topic Sunday at the Congregational church is The Power of the Church. Miss Helen Hodgdon won first prize $50 in gold for an essay The Golden Age of Homespun. Numerous local residents and guests are listed with recent travels, visits, and health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Haggett
Cora Bean
Congregational Bible School
Congregational Church
E. G. Spinney
Helen Hodgdon
Hodgdon
New York State Agricultural College
Cobbeskill
Wiscasset Academy
WGY
Eva Rowe
Iverston
Bangor
Miss Rowe
Capt. Rowe
Lucinda Allen
Ernest G. Spinney
New York
Lennox Southard
Mary
Charles
Quincy
Mass
Freeman D. Southard
Hooper Street
Cornwall
Rogers
Murphy's Corner
Natalie Mayo
Brookline
Ralph Preble
Clifton Monro
Bath City Hospital
Fred Bean
Bath
John Haydock
West Lynn
Wiscasset Inn
Florida
Damariscotta
A. H. Dodge
Boston
Providence
Arlene Hill
H. H. Hill
Bridgton
Wiscasset
News from the town in April 1892
From the Sheepscot Echo April 9 1892 W A Tucker returns from Boston Edward N Lewis visited Portland W H Jones goes to West Somerville for a position Captain F I Shea funeral held Rev C F Burrows officiated Large attendance and floral tributes Mrs W I Kimball guest of B Rines Samuel White formerly with F E B Johnson to Westboro Mass John A Neal home for a few days then Tufts college Died in Wiscasset April 4 Thomas F Shea aged 55 years 9 months 17 days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepscos Echo
W. A. Tucker
Boston
Edward N. Lewis
Portland
W.H. Jones
West Somerville
D. S. Hawes
North Carolina
H. W. Hawes
North Wassalbera
F. IF. Shea
C. F. Burrows
W. I. Kimball
B. Rines
Samuel White
F. E B. Johnson
Westboro
Mass
John A. Neal
Tufts College
Keys
W. A
Wiscasset
Thomas F. Shea
Wiscasset Echo 1906 personals and local notes
Benj. Cr. man confined with tonsillitis. Fannie Plumstead home from Bates College Lewiston. Abner Blair home from Winslow. W doury Moore opens store on Water Street. A. Smith returns from Farmington Mt. Vernon. Mrs E H Boynton visits Echo home after Camden to Portland trip. Rena B Albee returns from Augusta. Richard Rines employed as a Maine Central brakeman. Gorham and Cutten drawn as court jurors for term beginning April 24. Hon A M Spear presiding judge. Etta Turner home from Massachusetts. two weeks with Rev J T Crosby in Auburn. Frank W Jackson delegates Bates convention Williamstown Mass. returns next Tuesday. Academy baseball elects Victory Gorham captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. Cr
Fannie Plumstead
Bates College
Lewiston
Abner Blair
Winslow
W. Doury Moore
Water Street
A. 2. Smith
Farmington
Mt. Vernon
Camden
Portland
E. H. Boynton
Echo
Rena B. Albee
Augusta
Hichard Rines
Maine Central
W. E. Gorham
T. H. Cutten
A. M. Spear
Etta Turner
Massachusetts
J. T. Crosby
Auburn
Frank W. Jackson
Bates Coln
Williamstown
Mass
Academy
Victory Gorham
W. F
West Bath Red Cross to Hold All Day Session at Miss Trufant’s Home
West Bath Red Cross members plan an all day meeting next Wednesday at Miss Annie Trufant’s home with a lunch committee of Mrs. Annie Williams Della Adams and Mrs. Lillian Mayo. The Maine Central laid a side track at the New Meadows Inn bridge for a future bridge project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Fred W. Larrabee
Joseph W. Larrabee
Brunswick
Ernest E. Williams
Stanley
Campbell's Pond
Winneganee
Harold Cutting
Bath
Brigham’s Cove
Ralph Dunton
Portland
Woman’s Farm Bureau
Annie Trufant
Maine Central
New Meadows Inn Bridge
Avery Named Manager Amid Maine Schedule Talent Pool
Avery was chosen manager as the Maine schedule features several fast teams. The article notes strong competition for various positions and expects a good team to emerge from the efforts of those trying for roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Maine
Woolwich Saves $2180 By Prompt Action
Woolwich avoids $2180 town share of $21,800 cost to convert a grade crossing to overhead after a winter tragedy. Selectmen Eben Dana H P Bailey and Carlton Reed acted with attorney Edward W. Bridgham and Senator Ellis L. Aldrich to gain legislative approval saving Woolwich from payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission
Woolwich
State
Maine Central Railroad
Board of Selectmen
Eben Dana
H. P. Bailey
Carlton Reed
Edward W. Bridgham
Wooolwich
Ellis L. Aldrich
Bridgham
Aldrich
Obituaries and Local Gossip From Augusta Area
Leland Siegars and son Joe Harold Wall and Richmond Sargent died Saturday in Augusta. George Tibbetts of Richmond died Sunday with his father A J Tibbetts. Arthur Siegars is sawing wood in the town south end. Mrs Leland Siegars and Mrs Irving Lilly visited Mrs Harold Wall last week. George Kennerson visiting relatives in Bath. A cash register story from Searsport notes a theft by gypsies who fled with 49 dollars after distracting the storekeeper. No trace found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Jackson
Bath City
Leon Francis
Federal Street
Fred Coffin
Philip Lambert
Water Street
Lawrence Soule
Commercial Department
Wiscasset Academy
Augusta
Frederick H. Theakston
New York
E. E. Whiting
Allan
West Upton
Mass
Georgia C. Quinnam
Lincoln Street
Elwell Stimpson
Skowhegan
California
C. H. Vaughan
J. H. Davis
Skewhegan
Clinton Shea
Carlene
Bath
Will Anderson
Portland
S. S. Quinnam
Barbara
Saco
Harry Quinnam
St. Philip's
Oak Troop
Girl Scouts
Clover Patrol
Josephine Manson
Bluebird Patrol
Marion Rines
Shamrock Patrol
Geraldine McPhee
William Lienan
Metcalf
Ruth Sewall
Paul Curtis
Camaryjn
Richmond White
Massachussetts
Leland Siegars
Joe
Harold Wall
Richmond Sargent
George Tibbetts
Richmond
A. J. Tibbetts
Arthur Siegars
Irving Lilly
George Kennerson
Searsport
Easter events and community notes in Woolwich and Nequasset
Woolwich residents share visits with family in Arrowsic and Boston while several attend church events in Nequasset. An Easter concert and a birthday party for Grandma Bailey highlight the community, plus plans for a summer sale and tea at Day's Ferry. Six baptized and seven welcomed at First Congregational, with others transferring or receiving by letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colene Barnes
Arrowsic
Ernest Stilphen
Nelson Rice
Boston
L. C. Welch
Providence
R. I
Welch
Daisey Bailey
Sarah Bailey
Farmingdale
Myra Thwing
Earl Kennerson
Jasper Mains
Sheldon
Woodfords
Delia Card
Emma Barnes
A. E. Dolloff
Alice Dodge
Christine Hathorne
Wiscasset
Men's Forum
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Nequasset
Sumner Bailey
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bailey
Grandma” Bailey
Sam Ward
Gilbert Hathorne
Merle Jamison
Day’s Ferry
First Congregational Church
Union Sunday School
Congregational
Union Church
Manfired Revolver in City Limits Allegedly to Scare Dog
Gustave Frederickson of Bath Iron Works was arraigned for firing a revolver within city limits to frighten a German police dog. Complainant Carlton Greenman said two shots were fired at the dog as the couple walked near the Chandler farm. Judge Keegan found Frederickson not guilty after hearing both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Frederickson
Bath Iron Works Corp
Carlton J. Greenman
North Bath
Frederickson
Keegan
Roellerikeoss
Chandler Farm
Bath Road
Greenman
Ricker Charged With Excessive Load On Bath Brunswick Road
Frank W. Ricker of South Portland arraigned in municipal court on a charge of driving a motor truck with an excessive load on the Bath Brunswick highway. He pleaded nolo contendere and was fined 10 dollars plus 6.95 dollars costs, suspended on payment. He claimed he believed the road was not posted and thought the surface permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Ricker
South Portland
Bath-Brunswick Highway
Harry L. Thompson
Ricker
Portland
Bath-Brunswick
Nolo Contendre
Thompson
Merrymeeting Park
Woolwich Woman Visits Tia Juana
A travel diary describes a tour through deserts and mountains filled with blooming flowers and lush farms. The writer notes dairy cows in green alfalfa fields near Browley, orange and citrus groves, date palm gardens, hot springs at Eden Springs and Banning’s cabins, with plans to leave on March 30 for Denver and then Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Guernsey
Holstein
Browley
Palm Springs
New York City
Jimmy Walker
Palm City
California
Eden Springs
Banning
Denver
Maine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tucker
Cherok
Neal Creamer
Charles T. Do
Cheshire
Conn
Lincoln Academy
Washington
Lawrence Haggett
Leon Flood
Woman's Club
Ute Club
Anna Ssule
Irma L. Chase
Feoenden M. Chase
Ralph W. Brewer
John P. Brewer
Wakefield, Mare
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Georgia Lilly
Foster
Mary Hobson
Bible School
Dorcas
Maurice Lint
Clayton Bailey
Carroll Lewis
Mildred Main
Shirley Nichols
Grace Bean
Jeanette Haggett
Jesus
Bernard Merry
Laura Nichols
Joanna
Dorothy Greenwood
Evans
Virginia Pease
Phylis Lewis
Barbara Greenwood
Organ Society
Ogbo
Haggett’s Garage Company
West Bath
Senator Aldrich
Mutual Insurance
America
Benjamin Franklin
First Mutual
Owen B. Augspurger
New England Department
Oliver St
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Benjamin Shaw
Beltran Crocker
J. H. Carter
F. W. Lerman
Paul Rodney Sornee
Leper
Ricstirch
Wilson
Man Before Court
Tia Juana
High Street
Arthur F. Mayo
Fred H. Thompson