Wiscasset Woman's club luncheon honors guests at Webber's Tavern
The annual luncheon of the Woman's club of Wiscasset was held at Webber's Tavern with Grace Sewall presiding. Hon. Maude Clark Gay and Ruth Ellingwood attended as guests of honor. A special program followed tea and a summary of the year's work showed a surplus and multiple contributions to charity and local interests.
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Woman's Club of
Wiscasset
Webber's Tavern
Grace M. Sewall
Maude Clark Gay
Waldoboro
Ruth Ellingwood
Rockland
Gay
Benjamin Webber
Bath City Hospital
Wal
Charles Sewall
Tancoly
Henry Nash
Sol Holbrook
Te Wo Webb
Rachel Hodedon
Clara A. Wright
Beulah Spinney
Grace Albee
Christine Bronson
Grace Sewiall
Charkes
Sewall
Rachel Hodgdon
Division of
H W. Webb
Lincoln County Union
Home Extension and Economics
Charles ‘Titus Sane
Miss Bronson
Ninth District
Maude Clark Gray
Aftnoon
Capitol
Wiscasset 25 Years Ago Highlights Local Visits
Layton Jackson of Bath visited over Sunday while Hon. John P. Swasey Canton and Hon. H. M. Sewall Bath were in town. Easter concert and baked bean supper at Congregational church events. Everett Leavitt spent weekend with his parents. Capt. William Taylor registered in San Francisco, with hopes to return soon. A Maine Conference Sunday service planned at M. E. church, and Rockland district appointments show Rev. Pierce remaining at Wiscasset. Local marriages include Richard T. Rines and Bertha E. Glidden at Nobleboro.
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Sheepscot
Newport News
R. H. Taylor
Alice
Boston
F. E. Johnson
Brunswick
Nat Lincoln
Anson Glidden
Shirley
George Glidden
Rockland
William Taylor
Hotel Victoria
San Francisco
Myra
Woolwich
Will Albee
Wiscasset Academy
Cross Road
Birch Point
Nobleboro
Richard T. Rines
Bertha E. Glidden
E. W. Moore
Wiscasset
Main Street
Local Notes From Wiscasset and Vicinity April 1894
Old files record a hectic week in Sheepscot area with Newall Jackson painting, Dr A M Card from Alna visiting, a soda fountain installation by I A Macurda, and Warren Lowell planting potatoes. Mentions of Miss Lillian Wilson in Damariscotta visiting Nellie Clark, town mill work at Birch Point, Evergreen cemetery work by F D March, Birch Point school opening under Miss Helen White, sale of Isaac Williamson’s farm to L Leavitt, and new sign and awning by L L Lowell. Also notes Fred Pendleton bringing a yacht from Damariscotta to Wiscasset, Sullivan Wright visiting from Boston, improvement in Miss S W Dana’s health, Borland of Lynn assisting at the store, J W Fuller of New York City visiting and possibly settling in Wiscasset, and news of John A Neal ill at Tufts and death of him. Harbor notes include S S Smith towed to Boston for brick, Lawrence Haines cleared to Newport with lumber, saw mills ready to load, Donald Cain clearing for St John with 75,000 bricks, Sheepscot and Rundlett ships loading for various ports, fishing ship Lizzie W Hunt from Grand Ledge with haddock and hake, Douglas Haynes loading lumber for a southern port.
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Chase
Portland
Kathryn Perkins
Foster Perkins
W. S. Warland
Joan
Cambridge
Mass
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Nelson Bartlett
Charles River Village
D. R. Sortwell
Virginia Pease
Christian Endeavor
Friendly Indians
Dorcas Club
Grace Bean
Minas
Nova Scotia
U.S. Navy
Douglas Fairbanks
Lincoln County Ministerial Association
Jefferson
E. G. Spinney
Newcastle
Congregational Church
Frederick Smith
Waterville
Charles FE. Titus
Fred Blagdon
Titus
Charles S. Sewall
Bath Road
Woman’s Club
Damariscotta
Neal Creamer
Boston
Isabel Grover
Bath
Walter Grover
Walter Jr
Penn Davis
William Grover
Birch Point
Maude Clark Gay
E. Fred Albee
Federal Street
O. C
Boothbay Harbor
Forrest Preble
Harvey R. Pease
Zina Davis
Pease
Dovis
Howard Trussell
Maine General Hospital
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Woman's Club Rooms
Sidney G. Evans
Sadie Nelder
Sheepscot
Academy
Bradford C. Redonnett
Hodge Street
Garrison Hill
E. J. White
Whitefield
Henry Dyer
Hooper Street
Arthur Durgin
M. A. Giffin
Washington Street
Roy R. Marston
Reginald Burns
Amesbury
Arthur J. Mann
Garden Road
Fir
Sheepscot Echo
Newall Jackson
A. M. Card
Alna
I. A. Macurda
Warren Lowell
Minnie Young
J. H. Ogier
The
Damariscotta Herald
Lillian Wilson
Nellie Clark
Mae Lennox
F. D. March of
Evergreen Cemetery
Helen White
Isaac G. Williamson
Leavitt
Massachusetts
L. L. Lowell
Fred Pendleton
Wiscasset
Sullivan Wright
Carr
Mr. Wright
S. W. Dana
Joe H. Borland
Lynn
Stephens
Borland
J. W. Fuller
New York City
Echo
the Pentleman
BE. B. Neal
John A. Neal
Tufts College
Fred M. Glines
Gray’s Business College
S. S. Smith
Lawrence Haines
Newport
Point Mills
Ira D. Sturgis
Hope Haynes
Donald Cain
Capt
Welch
St. John
N. B
Sch
Miss Gladys Pottle Returns From Quincy Visit
Miss Gladys L. Pottle of Quincy Massachusetts, formerly of this city, returned Monday after two weeks visiting friends and relatives. She was accompanied by her cousin Miss Sadie Pottle who arrived Thursday for a stay here.
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Gladys L. Pottle
Quincy
Mass
Sadie Pottle
Bath Women Attend Big Meeting of P.T.A.
Bath women joined District 10 P.T.A. speakers in Biddeford with Mrs. Haven Sawyer Bangor state president and Mrs. Leroy F. Colby state publicity chair. Miss Arline Marcella and Miss Katherine O Connor aided new Bath president Mrs. John Gilbert. Mrs. Sawyer spoke on The Child and His Community and urged public support for child welfare. Mrs. Reynolds urged Student Loans and Scholarships expansion. A luncheon and banquet in Kittery honored Sawyer with 200 present and a later visit planned to assess district institutes.
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George J. Reynolds
Maine P. T. A
Haven Sawyer
Bangor
Leroy F. Colby
Colby
Sawyer
Brunswick-Topsham Association
District 10
Biddeford
John Gilbert
Arline Marcella
Katherine O'Conner
Ferry Association
Saco
Old Orchard
Davis Shepard Moores
Bath
Moores
State and National Congress, Inc
WHEB
Portsmouth
N. H
Maine Congress
National Congress
M. C. Mitchell
Elmer J. Burnham
Central Council
Kittery
William Travis
New Hampshire Congress of Parents and Teachers
Reynolds
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Maine
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Colly
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc
Mitchell
Leavy
Queenie Sanders
Raymond B Welch Travels From Bath To Portland
Raymond B Welch of Portland formerly of Bath motored over Saturday for the day.
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Raymond B. Welch
Portland
Bath
West Bath Farm Bureau Demonstration Meeting
West Bath hosts a Thursday demonstration at the grange hall led by Auburn home demonstration agent Miss Hor tense Welch on Electrical Equipment for the Home. The event includes committees for dinner cleanup and other tasks.
Pine Tree troop hiked to Sasanoa Bluffs and back
Pine Tree troop No 1 of Girls Scouts of America hiked to Sasanoa Bluffs Tuesday morning around 10 30 and returned by four. The program included signalling fire tests and the investigation of eight as tenderfoot scouts. Twenty seven scouts attended with Capt Amber Carr Lt Inez Carr and three guests present.
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Girls Scouts of America
Sasanoa Bluffs
Tenderfoot
Amber F. Carr
Inez F. Carr
Albert A. Darrah
Edward Jones
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Woolwich Notes and Local Events Highlight Spring Activities
Woolwich residents report visits and travel with Bath and Portland ties. Repairs on the River Toad improve water flow. Genesta Corliss resumes Bath hospital studies. Nequasset church hosts a Ladies Auxiliary and Men’s Forum supper. A Gift Box story by Woolwich Center youths airs Sunday evening. Nequasset Farm Bureau meets May 3 with Topsham training May 1. Community services at Montsweag and Day’s Ferry. obituaries note Mrs. Edward Steward’s death in Charlestown.
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Fred Carlton
Eugenie Hunnewell
Augusta
David Reed
Bath
Lemuel Preble
William Williams
Jackie
Camden
William Gould
Genesta Corliss
Bath City Hospital
Nequasset Congregational Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Men's Forum
Costello P. Hall
Edward V. Reed
Millicent Hecht
Portland
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Eastland Hotel
Ralph Hatch
Carrol
Marilyn
New Harbor
Charlestown
Mass
Edward Steward
Gertrude Willis
Joseph Dunton
Woolwich Center
Percy Bailey
Loring K. Soule
Leverett Welch
Henry Cooper
Maurice T. Hathorne
Edgar Hunnewell
Montsweag
Christ
Day's Ferry
Congregational
Nequasset
Phippsburg Notes Continued From Page Three
Phippsburg diary style notes describe a snowbound night with cars halted by heavy damp snow and a plow clearing lines by morning. Local residents visit, travel to Bath and Foxboro with mixed luck, and Martha Cutting recovers from a recent injury. Walter J. McCourt visits Augusta.
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Page Three
Frank Schofield
George Stacy
Bath
Bernard Carlson
Dix Island
M. E. Wilbur
Cox's Head
Wilburs
Ridin
Dorothy Wilbur
Plymouth
Mass
Miss Mélion Wakefield Visits Fowlies in Winslow Street
Miss Mélion Wakefield returned Sunday from Portland after a visit with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs A H Fowlie of Winslow Street. Miss Evelyn Ward of Brunswick was guest of Mrs Anthony Thomas Freemont Street for a few days.
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Mélion Wakefield
Portland
A. H. Fowlie
Winslow Street
Evelyn Ward
Brunswick
Anthony Thomas
Freemont Stree
Man Charged With Breakin(g) and Larceny At Boothbay Camp
Paul Thomas of Winship Street was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Abram Oliver on a warrant alleging breaking, entering and larceny at the Boothbay Camp for Boys on Thorne Island. He allegedly sold camp loot including moccasins and a mitt in Bath, and claimed he found the items after seeing two boys discard a bundle. He testified to seeing a rowboat and two boys, admitted taking some items, and hid a leather box under Bath City hospital piazza. The case was continued while investigators check possible hiding spots suggested by Thomas.
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Paul Thomas
Winship Street
Abram C. Oliver
Boothbay
Thorne Island
Thomas
John J. Keegan
Young Thomas
Bath
Bath City Hospital
Clarence Baker
Sheriff's Department
Arthur R. Webster
Arthur R. Webster, Jr
Improvements at Sebasco Golf and Road Work
Numerous improvements at Sebasco include a two day road repair from Winneganee to Sebasco under the State Highway Department. Golfers found the road condition excellent, Shore Acres course in good shape with greens playable. Robert Ramsay hired for landscape work between the ninth green and Sebasco Lodge. the clubhouse lawn will replace surrounding lots and automobile parking will move. Great improvements are planned at Apine weeks with 26 teams.
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Sebasco
State Highway Department
Winneganee
Shore Acres
Robert Ramsay
Bath
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Paul Miete
Albion Verney
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Athletic Union
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Max Katz
Elm Street
the Working Man's Store
Donald F. Preble
Optician
Center St
P.T.A
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Open Lsting
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Lisbon Falls
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Ada Benson
Topsham
Eliza Crockett
Durham
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Middle Street
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Edwin J. Wilson
Alfred B. Snow
Trufant’s Crossing
West Bath Grange
No. 154
Fred W. Larrabee
Larrabee's Grove
William J. Burke
Larrabee
Burke
U.S. Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Kilby Street
Burkes
Junior
Edward
Kennebunkport
Anstress Larrabee
Joseph W. Larrabee
Walter W. Larrabee
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Hallowell Reynolds Rogers
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Elizabeth Kingsbury
William Sanford Kingsbury
Glastonbury
Odd Fellowship
Keith Theatre
Eastland
Oscar F. Williams
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Ina M. Williams
Ernest E. Williams
Ralph M. Merry
Malden
William D. Merry
High Street
Mr. Merry
Forest Grove
Snow's Landing
Morse
Wentworth Institute
Boston University
Birch Point Road
Percy E. Holbrook
Meadowbrook Road
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Miss Thompson
Owen
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Haverhill, Mass
Black's Harbor-N-B
Phippsburg
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