Funeral services for Philip Lambert 15 in Wiscasset
Funeral services for Philip Lambert aged 15 lifelong Wiscasset resident were held at his Water Street home. The obituary notes survivors including sisters Ellen Murdough of Watertown MA and Hattie Wilson of Medford MA and brother Jesse Lambert of Saugus MA. The town paper also details local social events, school notes, and community updates across Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Lambert
Waterstreet
Wesley C. Day
Day
Norway
Methodist Church Women's Association
F. Muriel Titus
New York
Charles E. Titus
Portland
Marean
Town
D. R. Sortwell
Miss Sortwell
Cambridge
Williams Lienau
Mr. Nash
Tom Akeley
Kennebec Valley
Christ Church
Gardiner
St. Philip's
Miss Bellas
St. Andrew's
Newcastle
Edwin Lucas
Alvin Sortwell
Westport
Marion Dale
Francis Hopkinson
Lincoln
Sophia W. Preble
Marcia J. Angell
C. Irving Dickinson
Parker P. Foye
Alton Ames
Raymond Farmer
Barbara Lorraine
Clarence Gibbs
Lowell Town
Myrtie Kinney
Yarmouth
Maine Children’s Home Society of
Augusta
Florence
Grace Knight
Sarah
Carolyn Varney
Elizabeth Sewall
Richmond
Dorothy Sewall
Samuel J. Sewall
A. H. Dodge
Boston
Providence
William G. Hubbard
Massachusetts
Washington Street
Lawrence Marston
Malden
Roy Marston
Main Street
Barbara Southard
Miss Hawkes
Colby
Southard
J. H. Southard
Federal Street
Mary Drake
Brookline
Mass
Flora Plumstead
Birch Point
Roland Abbott
Knowlton
Quincy
Gardiner Road
Charles A. Day
North Edgecumb
Julia Lewis
Stella Hodgden
William G
Used Cars In Stock From 1920s Catalog
Universal Credit Company promotes time payment plans for a selection of used cars including 1930 Tudor sedan 1930 one-half ton pickup closed cab 1930 sport coupe 1930 cabriolet two 1929 twelve ton trucks closed cab three 1929 sport roadsters 1929 Tudor sedan 1929 business coupe 1928 114 ton truck closed cab 1926 Ford touring 1926 Ford coupe 1924 Dodge touring 1925 Chevrolet touring.
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Universal Credit Company
WISCASSET 25 YEARS AGO April 21 1906 notes
Local notes from Wiscasset report visits by Farl Dow in Skowhegan Archis Dodge takes a Hawes store post Senator Tupper of Boothbay Harbor visits Frank W. Jackson returns Bates College stay Mrs H H Trussell in Damariscotta Capt Taylor brings Mayflowers Thomas Bowman arrives from Council Bluffs Gifford Gamage bankruptcy hearing in town Rev and Mrs Wm P Chapman visit Damariscotta Mrs Wm Sheldon and Dorothy Bath guests of Warren Pashard San Francisco earthquake safety worries Mrs Frank Blake and daughters from Westport visit Daniel Patterson leaves for an assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Hall, Jr
Gifford Gamage
Wm. P. Chapman
Damariscota
Warren Pashard
San Francisco
Frank Blake
Alice
Francis
Westport
Daniel Patterson
Local Notes From Sheepscot Echo April 23 1892
Fred Rines buys a new Victor bicycle. Town sees three deaths and three births this week. Hartley Jackson and wife visit. Freeman Southard and wife of Bath also in town. Rev. C T Burroughs and Frank Shea in Portland. E Freeman attends East Maine Conference at Rockland. Rines Europe McKenney and Charles Quinnam return from Boston trip. John Southard returns from sea voyage to rejoicing friends. Mrs Mary Jackson recovering from pneumonia. Marriage reported April 17 Thomas L Savage and Nellie S Rice of Woolwich. Died in Wiscasset: Margaret Porter 91 1 22, Jane Rice 81 11 11, Annie E Hilton 41 7.
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Sheepscot Echo
Fred Rines
Victor
Hartley Jackson
Freeman Southard
Bath
C. T. Burroughs
Frank Shea
Portland
E. Freeman
Rockland
Europe
McKenney
Charles Quinnam
Boston
John Southard
Mary Jackson
C. F. Burroughs
Thomas L. Savage
Nellie S. Rice
Woolwich
Wiscasset
Margaret Porter
Jane Rice
Annie E
Harrison Hilton
Fines and Costs Totals Set in Day Municipal Court
Judge John J. Keegan disposed ten cases with total fines of 210 dollars and court costs of 87.79 dollars, summing to 297.79. Defendants include Clifford R. Armstrong for leaving scene of an accident, Lewis Young for intoxication, Joseph Lucas for reckless driving, Rex Pierce for intoxication, Lawrence Kingsbury for two intoxication counts, Neal McQuarrie for intoxication, Ralph McCabe for two intoxication counts, and Hans Johnson for school attendance violation. All fines and costs were paid or arranged within hours after sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Keegan
Clifford R. Armstrong
Lewis Young
Joseph Lucas
Pejepscot
Rex Pierce
Lawrence Kingsbury
Neal McQuarrie
Ralph McCabe
Hans Johnson
Keegan
Woolwich Notes Local Visits and Road Work Update
Woolwich district reports social visits in Bath and Windham. A Baptist ladies aid met, and an all day session is planned for April 30. Road work includes two crews on the State road near Lou Bailey farm and Butler's farm bridge construction. Church services are cancelled as Rev. Shaw attends the Portland conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Walker
Bath
Mary Dana
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Baptist Church
E. A. Dolloff
Samuel Moore
Yarmouth
Clarence Clark
Litle
South Windham
Wilson Wright
Catherine Beebee
Hyde Park
Mass
Kennebec
Albion Corliss
Loretta Carlton
John Lowell
Ruth
New York
Cyrus Gilmore
Nequasset
Lou Bailey
Butler’s Farm
Fred Carlton
Eugenie Hunnewell
Edward Reed
F. W. Carlton
Woolwich Union
Benjamin Shaw
Portland
Municipal Judge Keegan Busy Man in Augusta Row
State Highway Officer Harry L. Thompson charged with sideswiping a Brunswick machine and leaving the scene. A second group including Kingsbury McCabe and Neal McQuarrie faced intoxication charges after a street altercation near City Hall. Lewis Young pleaded guilty to operating under liquor, fined 100 dollars plus costs and 60 days in jail. another motor license issue was continued. Rex Pierce admitted intoxication and faced peace disturbance counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Thompson
John G. Storer
Brunswick
Armstrong
Thompson
State House
Augusta
Kingsbury
McCabe
City Hall
Lombard Street
Elks
Neal McQuarrie
Whitney
Davis
William Mann
McQuarrie
Officer Davis
Keegan
Lewis Young
Kennebec County
Young
Rex Pierce
House of Correction
Lucas
Pejepscot
Crocby
State Ducks Regs Align With Federal Start Date Oct 1
The article notes no state law prohibits hunting before October 1 this fall. It emphasizes federal regulation governs the season start, fixing Oct 1 as the start date rather than September 16.
Mutual Insurance Gains Ground In 18th Century Roots
The article notes that the first mutual insurance company formed in America in 1752 grew from a small group of patriots. It explains that modern mutual policyholders face safeguards from state laws and reserves, making coverage safer and cheaper, signaling rising popularity for mutuals.
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America
West Bath Social Roundup Includes Cottage Visits
Residents from Bath and surrounding towns enjoyed weekend gatherings and cottage stays in West Bath and nearby areas. Visitors included families from Woolwich Winnegance and Bath, with trips to Brigham's Cove Sabino and Livermore Falls.
Superintendent Wilson Leads School Achievement Tests
Clinton D. Wilson, superintendent of schools, conducts a series of achievement tests across local schools to compare performance with other institutions. The effort aims to benchmark curriculum and student progress against peer systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton D. Wilson
Colby College Named for Bowdoinham Man
Bowdoinham native Josiah Colby endowed Waterville area college later renamed Colby College in his honor. History notes Colby family roots on Main Street and later shifts in the village housing. A. B. Patten of Connecticut is cited as a notable local connection and alumnus.
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Colby College
Waterville
Bowdoinham
Josiah Colby
Josiah A. Colby
Colby
Boston
Institute of Learning At
Waterville Seminary
Main Street
George R. Cutler
A. B. Patten
Connecticut
Dresden Mills Family and Friends Visit Over Weekend
Irma Siegars of Dresden Mills visited at her father Arthur Siegars. Harold Wall and family called on Albert Hodgdon in Gardiner. Herbert Munsey and son Alton from Woolwich visited town relatives. J E Hall family and Me] Hoadlett with Philip joined Leland Siegars. Siegars kin and Burgess also called on relatives in Dresden Mills Sunday.
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Irma Siegars
Dresden Mills
Arthur Siegars
Harold Wall
Evelyn
Natalie
Isaac Wall
Albert Hodgdon
Gardiner
Herbert Munsey
Alton
Woolwich
J. E. Hall
Hoadlett
Philip
Leland Siegars
Joe
Joseph Burgess
Personal notes on local residents and visitors
Jay Jordan of Washington street market is ill and confined at home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Davis and their son Carey visited in Portland. Mrs. Perley Palmer of Woodland visits her daughter Mrs. E R Andrews of High street. Mrs. George R. Keeler and Miss Elva Keeler of Rye New York arrived to attend Capt. James T. Morse’s funeral.
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Massachussets
Helen Keirstead
A. W. Keirstead
Mabelle Reed
Traddells Reed
Bath City Hospital
Bernard Seamon
Vatican City
HVJ
Wiscasset
WIAFI
Paul Bailey
WIAMR
William A. McFadden
Elmford
N. Y
Kenneth
Woman's Club
Webber’s Tavern
Maude Clark Gay
Waldoboro
L. C. Greenwood
Lawrence
Merton Wright
Woolwich
Larrabee's Grove
E. W. Haggett
Arthur
Charles
Doris Jordan
Winneganee
Livermore Falls
Frank Carter
Harry Alarie
Pauline
Bath
Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
Laura
Grange
Topsham
Harry Williams
Marion
South Portland
Lincoln Williams
Foster’s Point
Ralph Dunton
Portland
Harold Haggett
Plant Street
Dunton
Brigham’s Cove
Chester Stevens
Auburn
Stevens Cottage
Birch Point
Marguerite Williams
Nequasset
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell's Pond
H. A. Owen
Lower High Street
Owen Cottage
Sabino
Eleanor Bates
Oscar Landean
Bates
Samuel F. Bates
Frederic Drake
Drake
Harold Cutting
Bridgham’s Cove
Jennie Silsby
Green Street
J. E. Mayo
Florence Neiley
Brunswick School
I. B. Neiley
Trufant’s Crossing
Kenneth Patterson
Brunswick Hospital
Carolyn Rogers
Silas M. Bates
Leslie Bates
Shirley Bickford
Stanley Bickford
Beachmont
Tibbe
Rockland
J. Everett Mayo
Cooper's Mills
Ida Colby
Morse High
Cooper’s Mills
Helen Rogers
Saco
Washington, D. C
James B. Lemont
Harold Freeman
Lemont
L. Erlon Wing
Leeds
Fred W. Larrabee
Christine Hilton
Lowell School
West Bath
Donald Kelley
Lisbon Falls
Rosedale
Albert White
Liston
White
T. S. White
Foster's Point
Joseph W. Larrabee
Anstress
Brunswick
Emma Cox
Lexington
Mass
Trufants
Emily Larrabee
L. D. Sheldon
Annie Trufant
West Bath Farm Bureau
Hortense Welch
Trufant
Laura Wright
Alice Small
Hazel Wharff
Harriet Brown
Charles Chesley
Jerry Haile
Sabine
William Foster
Jay Jordan
Washington Street
Paul B. Davis
Carey
Dike Road
Perley Palmer
Woodland
E. R. Andrews
High Street
George R. Keeler
Elva Keeler
Rye
James T. Morse
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Elmer Benny
Dresden
Alvin T. Beny
John Nute
Pleasant Street
V. B. Wash
St. Philips Parish
Greenlawn Cemetery
Nute
Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway Co
George A. Nute
Dorchester
William P. Nute
Mae H. Nute
Ira Redonnett
Mr. Redonnett
B. C. Redonnett
Evelyn Merrill
Boothbay Harbor
James Knight
Bradford C. Redonnett
Kent's Hill
Ethel Redonnett
Edward Evans
Gladys Rines
Roland Tarbox
Clayton Bakey
Ruth Dickinson
Harold Pushard
Gerald Sherman
Ethel Reed
Grammar School
Hilda Brandt
Shirley Cushman
Mildred Grover
Lawrence Greenwood
Ruth Jones
Helen Lewis
Phyllis Lewis
Edith MacMahan
Lee Merry
Weston Nichols
Phyllis Quinnam
Shirley Reid
Eva Rines
Elinor Sproul
Custave Pierson
Virginia Pease
Walter Pushard
Carmel
Turner Center Dairying Association
Helen Carlock
Haggett’s Garage Company
Bath Municipal Court
West Bath Grange Hall
Hope Ward
Charles Henderson
Harry Peterson
Herbert Simpson
Fred Cary
Fred Rose
A. B. Snow
William R. Kimball
Charles Lemont
Frank Beals
Kenneth Lennox
Arthur Deehan
Miles Purington
Osman Higgins
John Wright
Raymond Curtis
Meeting House
Small Point Way
Will Deering
Isaac Waltons
Mutual Insurance
Owen B. Augspurger
New England Department
Oliver St
Fred H. Thompson
Agent Merchants Mutual
John H. Morsely
Jordan Marsh Co
F. H. Whalen
Pearl Street
Maine
Ford
Detroit
Ford Finance
Arthur F. Mayo