Wiscasset Wedding for Dorothy Sewall and Charles Pugh
Miss Dorothy Sewall wed Charles Edmund Pugh in Wiscasset Maine with 50 guests from Washington Philadelphia Boston and New Haven. The couple plan to live in Haverford Pennsylvania after a wedding trip through Washington and the Shenandoah Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Sewall
Charles Edmund Pugh
Philadelphia
Wiscasset
Maine
Swarthmore College
Pennsylvania
Chandler Secretarial School
Boston
Washington
Portland
New Haven
Hallowell
Occasio
Elizabeth Sewall
E. G. Spinney
First Congregational Church
Mary Hobson
Wiscasset 25 Years Ago Echoes Local Life April 1907
In Wiscasset events include Rev. J. H. Peardcon visiting, Miss Edith L. Albee marrying Roscoe E. Robinson, and townspeople such as Mrs. Downey, Miss Florence B. Jackson, and Miss Rena Albee noted for health and teaching. Visitors from Augusta Boston and Portland appear, Patriot's Day holiday observed, and local residents travel for work and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepscot Echo
J. H. Peardcon
Wiscasset
Edith L. Albee
Roscoe E. Robinson
John Albee
J. Nixon
M. E. Church
Mabel Fish
Augusta
Thomas Dodge
South Newcastle
Portland
Ruby Nason
Leathers
Sickness and deaths mark April in Sheepscot Echo
The April 22 1893 issue notes widespread illness as the mud dries. Court schedules a session for next Tuesday. The Echo plans a May 6 volume restart. YPSCE-Musical entertainment set for Friday at their chapel. Grief visits several homes as Fred Nute loses his only child and George Mansey and Mrs. Louisa Elder die after long illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepscot
Louisa Elder
Proctor Seeks Eye Treatment at Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary
Fred G. Proctor entered the Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary in Portland on Monday morning for treatment to his left eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Proctor
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary
Portland
West Bath Community Notes Highlight Local Comings and Goings
Miss Evelyn O Redlon completes business administration course at Shaw s College Portland and is homebound by illness. Numerous visits and greetings mark the West Bath area with family, farm and school updates, vacation notices, and regional social events across Bath and Trufant s Crossing including Crossroads groups, farm talks, and local transportation anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn O. Redilon
O. M. Redlon
Berry's Mills Road
West Bath
Washington Street
Bath
Shaw's Business College
Portland
Redlon
Morse High School
Luella Noyes
Everett
Mass
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Middle Street
J. Everettt Mayo
Noyes
West
Fletcher A
Percy R. Waterman
Somerville
Josepht W. Larrabee
Larrabee
C. Earle Richardson
Brunswick
Doris V. Jordan
High Street
Edwin W. Haggett
Berry's Mills
Alfred Snow
Trufant’s Crossing
John Anderson
Caribou
Ida F. Colby
J. Everett Mayo
Brigham’s Core
Ruth E. Bryant
Topsham
Maude E. Bryant
Witch Spring Road
Forest Jackson
Garnet House
Garnet
Percy E. Holbrook
Meadow Brook Road
Eddie Lowell
Barbara and
Eddie, Jr
Auburn
Howard A. Spinney
Berry’s Mills Road
Lowell
Mrs. Spinney
Bert Gray
Cambridge
Frederick N. Sanborn
Atlantic
Florence A. Neiley
Bath Street
Ira B. Neiley
James A. Spinney
Panama
Fort Amador
Canal Zone
Panama City
Spinney
Coast Artillery Forces
West Bath Farm Bureau
Annie Trufant
Trufant
Byron Blair
Winter Street Court
William E. Dotton
Harold R. Blair
J. Edward Drake
Birch Point
Campbell’s Pond
St Mary's Defenses Lead City Basketball Standings
The St Marys church team posted the best City league defense across a 16 game season, allowing about 17 points per game. Morse High, Wesley, and Central followed, while the Independents led offensively and Tortured by weak defense Hyde Windlass and Merchant also featured in the city totals. Oakhurst, runners up in the City league, showed strong offense but slipped defensively. The note adds two social items: Miss Evelyn Redlon graduated from Shaw's Business College. Miss Doris Campbell visits Colby College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s
Morse High
Wesley Church
Wesley
Central
Morse
Corliss
Iron Works
Hyde Windlass
Merchant
Oakhurst
Obituary: Oscar C. Dik Rogers 67 in California
Oscar C. Rogers, 67, longtime treasurer of the old People's Safe Deposit and Savings Bank in Bath, died in San Bernardino after a long illness. Born in Bath, he later moved to California after the bank closed in 1910, owned an orange grove, and served as a city treasurer there. He is survived by his wife Etta Palmer, two daughters Margaret Rogers and Henrietta Harper, and Harper's son Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar C. Rogers
Old People’s Safe Deposit and Savings Bank
Bath
San Bernardino
Calif
Mr. Rogers
James L. Rogers
Middle Street
North Street
North Grammar School
Lincoln National Bank
First National Bank
John R. Kelley
Old People’s 25 Cent Savings Bank
People’s Safe Deposit and Savings Bank
Front Street
Times Co
Central Maine Power Co
The
Power Company
Margaret Rogers
Henrietta Harper
Charles Harper
Bans Move To End Slam Books At Morse High
Morse High School faced a wave of slam books where students write opinions on peers. Principal Arthur B. Scott urged an assembly to stop the practice after a girl allegedly skipped two days following a slam. The books spread quickly but turned more crude, prompting concern over harassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Arthur B. Scott
Slams In Grammar Schools Cause Distress Among Girls
The text notes students taking personal insults to heart with one girl missing two days after an uncomplimentary remark found in a book. The issue has spread into the grammar schools, reflecting concern over how taunts affect pupils and classroom culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dents
Public Health Nurse Speaks To Girl Scouts
Pine Tree troop 1 of the Girl Scouts held a Friday afternoon meeting at the American Legion hall. Mrs Ruth Weeks Henry Bath chapter Red Cross taught First Aid outlining accident causes and sling making. Awards and rallies linked to April activities were noted with several scouts invested as tenderfoots and a three month attendance contest nearing end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittenden
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
John H. Southard
E. G. Spinney
Portland
Jean Dorothy
Bath City Hospital
John Leonard
Tina Davis
Brunswick
Frederick W. Burleigh
Dorchester
Davis Island
C. A. Richards
Fetland
Vinton Dew
Clara
Elizabeth Sewall
Trumbull
Mionday
Academy Building
Ruby Osier Briscol
Ruth Farnham Boothbay Harper
Dorithy Hilton Wiscasset
Geraldine Scammen Wicasset
Kenneth Sawyer
Brisiol
Estella Pinkham
Boothsay Harober
Annie Nelder Wiscasset
Grace Ellingweed
Bristol
Dorothy Lovejoy
Wakicdoro
Hazel Mayo Wiscasset
Anne Nelder
Wiscasset
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Frank H. Gray
Harvey R. Fease
Eva Wise
E. Fred Albee
Ellsworth Halbrook
Wiscasset Academy
Washington, D. C
Pray
Academy
Forest
Russell Lewis
Harold Leavitt
Thomas Hall
Conrad Parker
James Cushman
Carl Pearson
Bernice Lewi
Harriet MacPhee
Georgia MacPhee
Hazel Mayo
Nellie Verney
Mary Bailey
Louise Adam
Dorothy Chase
Walter G. Chase
Boston
Helena Bellas
Mabel A. Rhoades
Wellesley Hills
Mas
Emma W. Ilsley
Union Street
Sophia W. Preble
Margaret Beane
Irving Dickinson
Harry Hagegett
Pine Tree
American Legion Hall
Ruth Weeks Henry
Bath
American Red Cross
Henry
Morse High
Amber F. Carr
Barbara Kenney
Dorothy Wing
Virginia Preney
Dorothy Durgan
Margaret Andersorf
Madelyn Hathorne
Lillian Gasser
Mary
Phyllis Darrah
Lucy Haggett
Charlotte Page
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Baptist Church
George Washington
Congregational Church
Elworth Weeds
Fanny Washington
Washinton
United States Army
Pamunkey Reservation
Virginia
Sand Deeds
George Washington Bicentennial Commission
Wesley C. Day
Young Men’s Club
Bangley Lake
Old Orchard
Charlie Chaplin
Felix
K2lten Southard
Rural Life
Jessie M. Lawrence
State Home Economics Department
Sidney G. Evan
Minnie Bemis
Dora Sewell
New York
Bermuda
Nettie Knight
Camden
Charles Legrow
Mises Knight
Federal Street
George P. Howson
Samuel J. Sewell
Harry P. Stinson
Arthur Staples
Lewiston
George P. Hobson
Martha Perkins
Ezra S. Perkins
Mrs. Perkins
Waldeboro
Charles
Eunice Winchenbauch
Mr. Perkins
Bremen
Joseph P. Tucker
Josephine
Joseph L. Neal
Rockland
Christine F. Bronson
Abbie Buck
Maine Public Health Association
Laura Evans
Perry Fowles
DeForest Munsey
Benjamin Webber
A. H. Dodge
Webber's Tavern
Mary Marston
Betty Senter
Jessie Stinson
Donald F. Preble
Center Sr
Over Sleeves
Brigham’s Cove
Arthur Footer
South Street
Ralph H. Dunton
Charles T. Small, Jr
Harold £. Cutting
Spring Street
Edwin F. Ramsey
Bailey Street
Leslie Bates
Stanley Bickford
Shirley Bickford
Ann Gustavensen
Beachmont
Charles C. Chesley
Larrabee’s Grove
James B. Lemont
Sanford’s Crossing Road
John A. L. Maclellan
Edward A. Footer
Footer
Edward'‘A. Footer
Mary Jane
Edward Jr
Sanford’s Crossing
Tra B. Neiley
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Benjamin Coombs
Rosedale
Walter H. Larrabee
Woolwich
John F. Larrabee
Harold J. Haggett
Charles T. Small
Edgar Murphy
Eugen
Masonic Temple
Wet Bath Grange
Grange Educational Fund
Fred J. Rose
Minnie Waterman
Ida Waterman
Freeport
Belle C. Donnell
Lily S. Pray
Center Street
Donnell
Baxter
Evelyn Redlon
Shaw
Colle Wi
Osgood M. Redlon
Doris Campbell
Colby College
Mrs
Elmer F. Campbell
Back Bay
Lenox Palm Room
Brunswick Flemish Room
Brunswick Egyptian Room
Leo Reisman
Metropolitan Theatre
Royal Blue Line
Hotel Brunswick
Lenox
Boylston Street
Brunswick II
Oscar C. Dik
California
Scott
Pine Tree Troop
Legion
Charles Connor
Farmington
Mrs. Connor
Joseph Solovich
Esqeo Bam
Heart of
Broadway
Piccadilly
ST. New York
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