Wiscasset Club Program Features Finland Readings
The Woman's club of Wiscasset hosted a program for the Newcastle Damariscotta club on April 7 with Mrs. Albert J. Myer in charge. Readings from Kalevala were presented with songs by Miss Anne Miete and readings by Mrs. Myer, with Mrs. Wright playing piano. A Finnish-themed program included readings, songs, and a Kantele accompaniment.
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Woman's Club
Wiscasset
Newcastle-Damariscotta Club
Albert J. Myer
Sarah Bagley Wright
Myer
Anne Miete
William L. Frye
Finland
Maude Clark Gay
Anniversary celebration planned for Hotel Sedgwick
The first anniversary of Hotel Sedgwick will be celebrated on May 6 at the hotel. Tables can be reserved for dinner from six to eight with a special anniversary menu. A floor show features out of town acts under H A Huse and dancing continues until midnight. Mrs. Fred R. E. Dean was the first diner to reserve.
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Hotel
Sedgwick
H. A Huse
Fred R. E. Dean
Sedgewick
Central League committees named for church events
A Central Church meeting chaired by Miss Erhel Blake R Noo and Massy Addie D. Palmer plans April 22 supper details and April 26 for the Tarmal Lean supper with a list of hostesses and committee members. The article also notes a High School drama defeat, a One Act Play at Alumina and a goat attack causing Rabies exposure nearby with a dog bite.
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Central Church
Mase Wasedd
Erhel Blake R Noo
Massy
Addie D. Palmer
Ahiya
William Htsinail
Chaute
A. Soule
Harmy Avery
Less J Wold
Edward A Cummings
Gardiner RO Deerina
Adolph HH Bhilers
Owen Jo
Hallowell
Gardiner
Alumina Auditors
Rockland High School
Emi-Fina
John M. Svine
Conus Players
Mary Soule
Robert Colomy
Little Theater
Grave van Note
John Willey
Coburn Classical Institute
Bath Boy Chosen One of Committee for New England Conclave
Edmund J Rollins of Bath Maine is named to the UNH Lambda Chi Alpha committee arranging the nine chapter New England conclave. The event at UNH April 17 will include a business meeting a banquet with Prof Irving Hobby as speaker and a dance with Prof and Mrs Hobby and Capt Mrs W George Devens as hosts.
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Durham
N. H
Edmund J Rollins
Bath
Lambda Chi Alpha
University of New Hampshire
New England
Lambda Cl Alpha
Alpha XI
Boston University
University of Maine
Colby College
Massachusetts State College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rhode Island State College
Brown University
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
New Hampshire
Irving R. Hobby
Economics
Hobby
W. George Devens
Mason Lindsey Wins University Honors
Mason Lindsey of 331 Marlboro Road Wood-Ridge New Jersey a NYU junior chemical engineering student earned induction into Pi Lambda Upsilon the NYU representative to the AIChE Metropolitan chapter meeting and later admission to Tau Beta Pi the national honorary engineering society The two day session included plant field trips and a formal banquet last Saturday
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Mason Lindsey
Marlboro Road
Wood-Ridge
N. J
Clarence H. Lindsey
Bath
Bath High School
Orrin S. Lindsey
Court Street
New York University
Pi Lambda Upsilon
National Honorary Chemical Society
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Brooklyn
Lindsey
Tau Beta Pi
Phi Beta Kappa
Kelley Field Bleachers Get Needed Attention
Kelles Athletic field crews from the National Youth Administration will repaint and refurbish the dull bleachers at Kelley Field. A NYA crew will level mounds and fill depressions to ready the diamond for Morse High’s season opener on Wednesday against Coombs High of Bowdoinham.
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Kelles
NYA
David P. Mullin
National Youth Administration
Wianouneces
Bates Junior Chamber of Commerce
Morse
Coombs High
Bowdeinham Morse
Henry “Hank” Small
Kelley Field
Probleis
Petore Tier
Prowler Invades Bates Women's Dormitory
An unidentified prowler invaded Rand Hall Bates women's dormitory early Thursday. Frightened students screamed, prompting his flight down the fire escape he used to gain entry to the four story brick building on College Street near Mt David.
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Rand Hall
Bates
College Street
Mt. David
West Bath Community Notes Include Dances And Illness
Miss Marguerite L. Donnell visits Wollaston Massachusetts week guest of Clarence Donnell. Local families host and visit with Bath area relatives. West Bath grange dances draw about 50 couples with Carver's orchestra. Selectmen review decennial property valuation. several residents ill or recovering. new residents move to West Bath.
Denmark topic showcased by Central church Men’s Club speaker
Fred N. P. Johnson of Bath Iron Works lectured to the Men’s Club at Central church on Denmark and its people. He discussed Danish life, politics, art, topography, and the U S minister to Denmark Maurice J. Egan. Officers for the next year were elected. supper followed and meetings resume in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred N. P. Johnson
Bath Iron Works Corp
Central Church
Denmark
Mr. Johnson
United States
Maurice J. Egan
Karcher Jackson
Roscoe G. Bailey
Thoman R Huston
Harold Brown
Ladies Earn Dol lar Readings Aid Local Church Group
The Free Will Workers of Corliss Street church staged the one act play How the Ladies Earned Their Dollar in the South End P T A hall. Mrs Moffatt contributed a reading and music was by Seth Snipe and Walter Snipe. Proceeds fund the group's general support. flowers honored Mrs Wilfred W Chaney on her 27th wedding anniversary.
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Free Will
Corliss Street Church
South End
Wilfred W. Chaney
Taxes Assessed On County Towns In Sagadahoc County
The 1937 county tax for Sagadahoc towns is set at 38,159.08 dollars on a valuation of 12,739,005 dollars. The levy, two and two nine hundredths mills, is 1,874.22 less than 1936, with Bath notably reduced by 1,665.33. The list shows town by town valuations and tax amounts for Bath Bowdoin Bowdoinham Georgetown Phippsburg Richmond Topsham West Bath Woolwich and 1302 acres of wild lands.
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Sagadahoc County
Roscoe G. Bailey
George M. Stinson
E. Mason Wright
Bath
Tate
Arrowsie
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham
Georgetown
Phippsburg
Richmond
Topsham
West Bath
Woolwich
Women’s Friday Service at First Baptist Church
Miss Elizabeth M. Evans leads a women’s service at 2 30 Friday afternoon at the First Baptist church. The program includes song, a message with colored slides and moving pictures of White Mountains and New England Fellowship work. Miss Evans, Wheaton College alumna and conference speaker, shares the message. Miss Rose H. Phillips delivers an inspirational talk on The Secret of Life. Miss Dorothy P. Averell presides at the piano and assists in musical selections. The leaders are touring 20 cities from Hartford to Portland.
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Elizabeth M. Evans
First Baptist Church
White Mountains
New England Fellowship
Conference For Christian Women
Rumney
N. H
Woolwich Grangers rehearse Simple Simon Three Act Play
Woolwich Grange planned a three act play Simple Simon to be presented next month with May 12 as tentative date and the grange meeting to be omitted. A short program featured songs from the new grange book and humorous readings. The event funds will support improvements to the grange building.
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Simon Simple
Woolwich Grange
Grange
New Grange
the Grange
Maggie
Jessie Spaulding
Maurice B. Shea
Frederic Gilmore
Woolwich Briefs From Day's Ferry and Nearby Towns
Arthur Allen of Bath builds a Day's Ferry house for his own occupancy. A Monday special town meeting voted to open No 6 school and continue No 1 regardless of attendance. R R bridge closing article dismissed. Emma Head returns home after winter in the Midwest and Pacific Coast. George Wynn visits from Arlington Mass. Loring Mayberry and family stay at their Kennebec cottage. Lucia Gilbert of New York visiting Woolwich schools. Mrs. Edwin Moulton visits Wis-casset. Carrie Hathorne opens her Center home after wintering with sister AmBrose McFadden in Bath. Edward Moulton visits Augusta and Rockland. Stinson reopens Hockomock Garage. Kenneth Day manager. Emma Head motors to Waldoboro. Rev Willard Rand Jr attends state youth committee meeting at Bowdoin. planning Augusta conference May 14–15. Christian Pioneers guests of Wis casset Pioneers. Sewall speaks on North Pole experiences with MacMillan. Five cars transport 25+ youths to event. Sunday services as usual. J W Reed of Day's Ferry organist at Nequasset. Rand sermon “Hammer and Anvil.” Christian Pioneers meet Friday at Day's Ferry schoolhouse. No Union services April 25 due to conference. Rand available via Maine Methodist Conference. Bates professor Rayborn L Zerby speaks at Nequasset on “Radical Decision of Jesus.” Woolwich worship schedule set. 1045 morning service at Woolwich Center, 7.30 at Montsweag Moatsweag. Woolwich Center Ladies' Aid held all day. 4-H club planning meeting hosted by Montsweag and Woolwich Center parishes. Cheerio Circle meets Thursday at Hunnewell home.
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Augusta Trust Co
George P. Hobson
New York
Foote
High Street
Frank H. Hutchins
John Hutchins
Thadeus Reed
Henry W. Webb
Lincoln County Ministerial Association
East Boothbay
Dresden Mills
Newcastle
Damariscotta
Bristol
Waldoboro
Woolwich
Wiscasset
Webb
E. Murray Senter
E. Fred Albee
Eva Gorham Wise
Veterans’ Hospital
Togus
Harriett Flye
Birch Point
Lwo
Maine General Hospital
Portland
John F. Jackson
Filye
Gertrude B. Sowder
Charles 5. Sowder
James E. Sowder
Sowder
Klamath Agency
Oregon
Pioneers
Woolwich Congregational Church
Charles S. Sewall
Arctic
Dorcas
Charles A. Day
Charles H. Collins
California
Mrs. Collins
Baltimore
Day
North Edgecomb
Paul Bailey
Frank M Haggett
Huw
Paul
Bar Harbor
Hawcett
Hawaii
Roy R. Mission CC
Walter Pastard
Furst National Store
Bath Lroy Works Corp
Friink 1
Jobsons
Bronawick
Loutee Pateo
Brand
Tia
Rodolfo Britica Cive
Ginn
Thalys
Madam Branca
Florida
Porland
Freeman DO Southard
Ter Betty
Auburn
F. 8. Chase
Main Street
The
Organ Society of the Congregational Church
Hattie Mosher
Helen R. Haggett
Mabel H. Lewis
Fannie Adams
Frank B. Adams
Harry Mosher
Eastern Star Club
Franklin Hall
Stacey
Ruth Jones
Roger Dow
Helen Faulkingham
Frederick Pendleton
Maurice Pendleton
Blanche Plumstead
Anne Miete
Virginia Heath
Boston
Molly Seamon
Emmons Howard
Vincent Reed
Madeline Fisher
West Roxbury
Mass
Waldo Morang
U. of N. H
Vinton Dow
Philip Munsey
Munsey
Boles
Troop 123
Washington, D. C
Edward Evans
Raymond Quinnam
Maurice Lint
Charles S. Sowder
Joseph O. Purdue
Bath
Gorham
Daniel Horn
Patterson House
Janet Patterson
Simmons College
Boston University
Llewellyn Rines
Malden
Elmore Rines
Bridgton
Marguerite L. Donnell
Earle C. Donnell
Wollaston
Clarence Donnell
Massachusetts
H. W. Stevens
Alvah H. Donnell
Lowell
Littlefield
Joseph W. Larrabee
Larrabee's Grove
James Bazinkemont, Jr
Bath Memorial Hospital
Sanford's Crossing Road
Fred W. Larrabee
Larrabee'’s Grove
Morton S. Baker
Harry S. Wallace
West Bath
Bates E. Stover
Brunswick, Road
Courtney E. Stover
Trafton M. Swain
R. N
York Village
Fred Williams
Norman Parrott
Cape Elizabeth
Lincoln Williams
Foster's Point
West Bath Grange
Grange Hall
Carver
Topsham
Mgr
Arthur C. Lemont
Charles W. Walsh
Edgar W. Leavitt
Barbara Walsh
Barbara Freeman
Charles Genthner
Fletcher A. Waterman
Percy R. Watterman
David Phillips
Arthur Allen
Day's Ferry
R. R. Bridge
Emma Head
Middle West
Pacific Coast
George Wynn
Arlington
Loring Mayberry
Belmont
Kennebec
Lucia Gilbert
Humane Society
C. P. Hall
Edwin Moulton
Starling Burgess
Carrie Hathorne
Ambrose McFadden
Edward Moulton
Augusta
Rockland
F. J. Walker
Leavitt Welch
David Stinson
Hockomock Garage
Kenneth Day
Willard J. Rand, Jr
Bowdoin College
Christian Pioneers of
Sewall
Wiscasset Academy
North Pole
MacMillan
Explorer
J. W. Reed
Nequasset
Carter
Mr. Rand
Edwin Markham
Christian Pioneers
Rand
Maine Methodist Conference
Chestnut Street Methodist Church
Rayborn L. Zerby
Bates College
Jesus
Woolwich Center
Richard Hunnewell
Allie Jewett Leads Colonial Club Bowling Standings
Allie Jewett tops the Colonial Club bowling averages with 99.5 and a 332 three-string total, claiming likely first place as final averages await. Don Jewett fairs second with 95.1 and 287, while Horace Morse sits at 94.7 with 320 in three-string totals to be weighed.
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Colonial Club
Allie Jewett
Horace Morse
Donald Jewett
A. Jewett
Don Jewett
Arthur Pratt
Johnny Levyn
Jewett
Jewett Dee
Pratt
Emer Renee
Levya
R Hersom Vey
J Hayes Ee See
Brown
Eden
Williams
Special Service Expected in Woolwich Union
Woolwich Union for Christian Service plans a special service at Nequasset Congregational Church on Sunday evening April 18 at 7 30. Dr Rayborn L Zerby head of religion at Bates College will speak on Radical Decisions of Jesus joining the service are invited and a special offering will support the Union benevolent program.
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Rayborn L. Zerby
Woolwich
Zerby
Coldwater
Kans
Illinois State Normal University
Eureka College
University of Illinois
University of Chicago
Glen Park Christian Church
Gary
Indiana
Community Church
New Castle
Divinity School
Edgebrook Community Church
Chicago
Bates College
Maine
The
Union
Aluminum Talk At Junior Chamber Meeting
Floyd R. Carpenter of the Aluminum Company of America spoke to the Junior Chamber of Commerce at Hotel Sedgwick about the journey of aluminum from mine to finished product and its uses, including alloy tests in ship hull construction such as the Alumette project at Bath Iron Works. The group also reported progress on funding the NYA crew to paint Kelley field bleachers and noted funds from a Morse high school dance used to buy football gear at reduced winter prices.
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Floyd R. Carpenter
Aluminum Company of America
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Sedgwick
Carpenter
Harold K. Vanderbilt
Ranger
Bath Iron Works Corp
Newport News
Henry W. Schofield
David P. Mullin
NYA
Kelley Field
Chamber
Morse High School
Henry D. Small
Club Garret Plans May Ball with Lewiston Band
Club Garret announces its May Ball at the Arcade ballroom on Friday April 30 sponsored by committees led by General chairman Miss Mary K Kenney Music chaired by Miss Edith E Mackinnon and Miss Kenney Tickets led by Mrs Dominique J Tardif and Miss Vanona A MacDonald Decorations headed by Miss Bertha Lee Lord and Mrs Elwood Legard The event features Lloyd Raffnell and the Georgians Lewiston dance band.
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Garret
Lloyd Rafnell
Lewiston
Arcade Ballroom
Mary K. Kenney
Edith E. Mackinnon
Kenney
Dominique J. Tardif
Vanona A. MacDonald
Bertha Lee Lord
Elwood Legard
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Clinton Shea
Hooper Street
Lambert
Fort Hill Street
Mrs. Carrol Mackadden and
Daugh
Ouracrs
Ralph McIntire
Hale
Edmund J. Rollins
Pi Lamba Upsilon
N.Y.A. Men
Edwin W. Haggett
Faulkner Hospital
Jamaica Plain
Bath Iron Work
White Mountain
Woolwich Grangers
Simon
Woman's Home Missionary Society of Wesley M E. Church
Floral Street
Fred W. Quimby
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Harris T. Rodick
Shellenbarger
Woolwich Union
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