Wiscasset Women Host Card Party and Community Notices
Wiscasset Women’s club held a Friday card party with six tables in a decorated hall. The event featured the July committee led by Mrs James Bimson and others, plus various local visits, church activities, and town updates including Prohibition Reform delegates, upcoming Open House Day, and multiple social gatherings around August.
Wiscasset 25 Years Ago Echoes Local Visiting News
In a August 1 1908 item Mrs Joseph D Borland visits relatives in town Ray Thompson comes up from Bristol with a party Barbara Armour visits Mrs Bellas Mr and Mrs Marean visit Mr and Mrs Sortwell Lydia McLean spends time with Miss Turner Mr and Mrs Berry of Newton Mass stay at Mr Fields High Street Will Foye and Frank Foye visit Boothbay Harbor Meta Smith of Norridgewock visits her sister Mrs Enoch Leathers Parker Erskine has a piazza built on her High Street residence Verna Josslyn of Portland visits Miss Florence Dunton Dr and Mrs Jones from Massachusetts guests of Mrs Jones father Mr Snell Continued on page six.
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Women's Clu
Wiscasset
James Bimson
Bath
Bessie Mikels
Charles Gewall
Anna Holbrook
Alice Taylor
Frank A. Hodgdon
Woolwich
Anderson
Etta Williaaon
New York
Boothbay P Harbor
Cheater Swett
Son Alton
West Boothb Harbor
Hos Shell
ANN Bva
Car
Ortis Ames
Brettle
Patticus Jean
Ame Mos
Alton Ames
Morrill M Smith
Damuarisveta
Harry Quinnam
Row Dowsive
Brettley
Willie Parkhurst
Woodmere
Damarin
Sewall Metcalf
Winthrop Salt
Emerson Smith
R. Buckminster Fuller
Starling Burgess
Edward Biddle
Clinton Davis
Portland
Maine
Women's Organization For National Prohibition
Cleveland B. Swett
North Edgecomb
Enoch B. Robertson
Waldoboro
Robert McElroy
Oxford
England
Louise McElroy
Wellesley
Mass
Richmond White
High Street
Harold Edward Davis
Leslie Larned
Fuller
Joe Smith
Edna Nash
York Harbor
Sheepseet
South Newcastle
Epworth
Tor
First Congregational Church
Ernest G. Spinney
Christine F Bronson
Mary Hobson
Walpole Meeting House
Rodney W. Roundy
Congregational
Roundy
Cherry Valley Congregational Church
Earle A. Clifford
South Bristol
Joanna Evans
Phyllis Lewis
Medomak
Frank R. Hodgdon
Birch Point
Boston
Joseph E. Plumstead
Edward
Wilmington
Del
M. A. Plumstead
Leon Flood
Bangor
Hortense Burleigh
Dartmouth College
Willard Fleming
Cape Newagon
Gertrude Fitch
Sidney Resdon
Lawrence B. Haggett
Charles S. Sewall
Carl Harring
Edwin Wilson
Leticia Smith
W. C. Day
S. Sewall
L. B. Haggett
H.R. Pease
Varney
Davis Island
F. W. Burleigh
Joseph Coffin
Fred K. Keene, Jr
Bremen
Grace Nichols
Ross B. Nichols
Bristol
Maine Rural Letter Carrier's Association
Red Men's Hall
Edward C. Moran, Jr
Katherine Crutcher
Charlotte S. Whitton
Brookline
Whiton
Burleigh
Woman's Club of
Lincoln Home
Wiscasset Female Charitable Society
Woman's Club
Fred Greenleaf
Melrose
Flora Lowell
George Wilson
Providence
R. I
A. H. Dodge
Main Street
Mary Jane Wilson
Dodge
Janet D. Patterson
Julian Doggett
Ethel Y. Barbour
King
Charles A. Day
Bénijamin Webber
Cora Groves
Miss Cannon
Joseph L. Neal
Verne Bimson
Grace Sewall
Rachel Hodgdon
Ruth Hodgdon
Virginia Pease
Federal Street
William Pottle
Ralph Preble
Mr. Potter
Frank M Hagegett
Preble
Grace Allen
Frank Sherman
Sherman
S. D. Sherman
Miss Allen
M. H. Pickard
North Conway
N. H
Arthur Durgin
Pattangall
Augusta Trust Co
Fred B. Dunn
Canada
Fred Jr
John F. Wright
Jameson
Washington, D. C
Congregational Church
Newcastle
W. S. Hatch
Lowell
Sheepscot Echo
George Emery
Randolph
W. D. Blake
Westport
Mr. Wyman
Augusta
Minnie Lowell
Intervale
Arthur Passmore
R. S. Lambert
James M. Knight
Geo. B. Sawyer
Freeman Blackledge
Damariscotta
R. H. T. Taylor
West
Chas. J. Eaton
Clark's Point
Bradford Clark
Savannah
Mr. Eaton
Philadelphia
Capt
R. T. Rundlett
Carleton
Maine Central
Sheepscot
Nantucket
Ira D. Sturgis
Sadie Corey
Lydia H. Roper
Marooshen
Cora
R. R
Joseph D. Borland
Ray Thompson
Barbara Armour
Bellas
Marean
Sortwell
Lydia McLean
Miss Turner
Berry
Newton
Mr. Field
Will Foye
Frank Foye
Boothbay Harbor
Meta Smith
Norridgewock
Enoch Leathers
Parker Erskine
Verna Josslyn
Florence Dunton
Bathman granted Auburn jail term after Lewiston wish
A Bathman arraigned on intoxication, pleaded guilty, asked to go to Lewiston. Judge Keegan denied the direct demand but sentenced him to thirty days in Auburn jail, allowing the nearby transfer nearly as requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Keegan
Keegan
Lo Lewiston
Lewiston
Auburn Jou
Bath native named vice president at Barre bank
Barrett C. Nichols of Bath has been named executive officer and vice president of the People's National Bank of Barre Vermont. The bank, largest in deposits in Barre, recently reopened after refinancing with 200000 in paid capital and 100000 surplus. Nichols previously worked at Merrill Oldham in Boston and the Atlantic National Bank, then Shawmut Corporation with National Shawmut Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett C. Nichols
Bath
Frank B. Nichols
North Street
National Shawmut Bank of
Boston
People's National Bank
Barre
Green Mountain
Nichols
W. C. Johnson Jr
Depositors Trust Fund
Bowdoin College
Merrill, Oldham & Co
Atlantic National Bank
New York
Wm. Schall & Co
Shawmut Corporation
National Shawmut Bank
Parker Head Boy Seriously Injured
Arthur Kreidler six year old son of Mrs Frances Morong of Parker Head was injured when a cart wheel passed over his head after he fell from a homemade wagon. He was taken to Bath City hospital by his stepfather George Morong and Earl Lowell. Dr Ardenne A Stott operated and 12 stitches were placed in his head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kreidler
Frances Morong
Parker Head
Bath City Hospital
Arthur
George Morong
Earl Lowell
Ardenne A. Stott
Captain Thomson Reports Busy Quarter for Alamo Line
Capt Albert G Thomson third officer on the Alamo of the Clyde Mallory line says business has picked up in the last three months. The ship often leaves excess freight behind for another steamer, including cotton lumber and paper, as it travels New York Mobile Key West Tampa and other ports. He is on five weeks vacation at Day's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Thomson
New York
Mobile
Key
West
Tampa
Day's Ferry
Thomson
West Bath Grange Lawn Party Draws 200 Plus Attendees
West Bath held a two night lawn party at the grange with booths and entertainment on the grounds. A harmonica program opened by a vocal trio was followed by dances and prize drawings. Local residents and visitors from Bath, Portland, Everett, and New York passed the weekend at nearby cottages as Mrs. Rich marks her 99th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Grange
Robert W. Oliver
Harvkid E. Freeman
Chester E. McCrater
Mr. McCrater
Davids. Henderson
Mr. Oliver
McCrater
John Davis
Grange Hall
Herman S. Shepard
Helena Alton
Everett
Mass
Elizabeth Shaffer
New York City
Alton Cottage
Foster's Point
Ann E. Rich
West Bath
Berry's Mills Road
Harry J. Rich
Odie M. Rich
Rich
Harold J. Haggett
Winnegance
James B. Lemont
Edgar Murphy
Aliana
Portland
Charles C. Chesley
Larrabee's Grove
Charles Card
Ernestine
Frances Montgomery
Bath
Larrabee
Pauline Wright
Topsham
Charles S. Lemont
Robert D. Metcalf
Campbell's Pond
Julia Coombs
M. E
Daniel H. Philbrook
Norwood
Philbrook
Birch Point
Victor Swart
Bobby
Weymouth
Stevens Cottage
Joseph W. Larrabee
Levart
Albert Lovely
Arlington
Florence A. Neiley
Harriet M. Johnson
Farmington
Jessie W. White
Gardiner
J. Everett Mayo
Rangeley
Charles H. Bates
Beachmont
Enjoyable Bay Point Casino Dance Draws Big Crowds
Bay Point Improvement association hosted its largest dance of the year with Ken Trask's five piece orchestra. The Summer season sees cottages filled and visitors from Bath and nearby resorts. New guests at Ridin' Light Lodge include E W Holt and Miss Holt of Concord, C R Rubles of Jersey City, Elizabeth Merritt, Zaidee Bailey, C H Dutton of Providence, E B Hackett and Mrs La Mont of New York City.
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Bay Point Improvement Association
Ken Trask
Bay Point
Bath
Ridin’ Light Lodge
E. W. Holt
Holt
Concord
N. H
C. R. Rubles
Jersey City
N. J
Elizabeth Merritt
Zaidee E. Bailey
Charles H. Dutton
Providence
R. I
E. Byrone Hackett
George la Mont
New York City
Frederick E Drake Jr Visiting Mrs Taylor at Winter Harbor
Frederick E Drake Jr of Washington street is spending a week as a guest of Mrs Roland Taylor at Winter Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Washington Street
Roland Taylor
Winter Harbor
Woolwich card party to aid Day's Ferry street lights
A Friday evening event at Tuessie hall features a card party and dance with vaudeville between dances. Proceeds fund Day's Ferry street lights. dancing starts 9 30 and cards run from eight to 9 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuessie Hall
Day's Ferry
G. M. Stinson
Marcia Stinson
Portland
Fred Carlton
Leighton
John Reed
Capitol Island
Mabel Thwing
Inez Carr
Eva Nickerson
Bath
John Brown
Woolwich Farm Bureau
Geraldine Stott
Campobello Island
Plinette Allen
Nova Scotia
Boston
Rev. West
Woolwich
Georgie Walker
Maxine
Century of Progress
Chicago
Roy McIntosh
Melrose Hospital
Lemuel Preble
David Reed
Boothbay Harbor
Gregory
Carlton Bridge
Delia Card
Bath City Hospital
Arrowsic and Robinhood Services Schedule Update
Baptist friends organized union services on Sunday with a plan for Aug 13. Arrowsic morning worship at 10 30 and evening at 7 30. Robinhood at 2 30 pm. Midweek services Thursday and Friday evenings study the Sermon on the Mount. Vacation Bible school meets Thursday afternoon at Arrowsic schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsic-Robinhood
Baptist Friends
Arrowsie
Robinhood
Arrowsic
Vacation Bible School
Senator Edge Sails to Scotland for Shooting Vacation
Hon Walter E Edge sails from Quebec aboard the Empress of Britain to Scotland for a two week shooting trip with friends. He travels with Mrs Edge and the children from their summer home at Small Point and plans to return to America around September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Edge
Duncan McInnes Visits Mother in Washington Street
Duncan McInnes arrived Tuesday from Boston to spend a week with his mother Mrs. John McInnes of Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan McInnes
Boston
John McInnes
Washington Street
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Epworth League
Charles E. Titus
Japan
Dorothy Wells
Organ Society
Dorcas Club
E. G. Spinney
Mabel Lewis
Kate Sewall
Anna White
Laura Carleton
Greorgianna Lilly
Nellie Blagdon
Nellie Merry
Fannie Adams
Grace Merry
Etta Barnes
Laura Main
Jessie Jackson
John Mayo
Sophia Preble
Edna Currier
Elizabeth Sewall
Frances Plumstead
Ava Dodge
Josephine Merry
Mary Marston
Society
Grace Albee
Jennie Gray
Edith Hutchins
Nina Fowles
Edith Day
Viola Adams
Suc. Bailey
Hattie Mosher
Vera Quinnam
Velma Dodge
Josephine Tucker
Dorcas
Ruth Jones
Helen Quinnam
Verna South
Elmer Nute
Madison
Jennie Nute
Carolyn Hobbs
Wayne Hobbs
Barbara Hobbs
Swamscott, Mass
Bar Harbor
Ruth
Melon Ruhl
William Douglass
St. Louis
Edgecomb
Bemis
William Cost
Joseph F. Cost
Barbara Southard
John H. Southard
William K. Houghton
Kelley
Carolyn S. Varney
C. A. Peaslee
Grace L. Knight
Sarah D. Varney
Warren Lowell
George Bemis
Frank M. Haggett
Barbara Furze
North Reading
Biscay Barn Farm
Horace W. Day
Worcester
Union Street
Norway
Frances Hubbard
Camp Martyn
Andover
Donald F. Preble
Optician
Center St
Mrs. Jones
Massachusetts
Mr. Snell
O.k
O. K
Atwood
O'Reanne
Ausurn
Barre Bank
Shawmut Corp
People’s National Bank
Parker
Bates
Sabine
Henry W. Henderson
Winthrop
Mabel Reed
Waltham
Belle C. Donnell
Iola Littlefield
David
Earle C. Donnell
Roy Perry
Belmont
Delmar E. Bates
Sabino
U. S. Internal Revenue
Malcolm L. Doble
Eugene Foster
Chestnut Street
Thorpe Cottage
Bowdoin
East Bowdoin
Aid
Ella Adams
Ernest. Carr
Carrol
Williams
Addie Williams
Elwell Briery
Richmond
Starbird
Lewis Rideout
C. A. Babb
Henry Woods
Bay Path Institute
Springfield
Grant Woods
Roland Small
Little Daughter
Small
Erland Rogers
Eleanor Rogers
Beverly
Arthur Carr
Vesta Ackley
George Sweet
Bay Point Casino
Center Street
Bath, Maine