Open House Day and Local Heritage in Wiscasset
Open House Day features historic sites including the village houses and St Philip's church with 1824 construction. Hostesses listed, village improvement group cancels noon luncheon, houses open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. plus Bowdoin voyage notes and local society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafter House
Nalcott Andrews
St. Philip’s Church
Lincoln Court House
Congress
W. P. Robert
Eloise Sargent
Carroll Anthony
Henry Beston
Percy Frost
Frank Harding
Foster
Parker Marean
Les Sigis
Earle Pulsifer
A. Bliss Gilchrist
Village Improvement Society
Clambake and Visits Highlight Busy Weekend Notes
Local society pages list a clambake at Rock Hill inn hosted by the K of C and numerous weekend guests from Waterville Boston Cambridge and Revere as families gather in Bath Freeport Portland and surrounding towns. Telephone service restored in Rosedale after outages from a storm. Catherine Mae Boudreau welcomed in Cambridge while relatives travel and visit through Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Larrat
Tirmawick K
Eldac K
Rock Hill Inn
Rosedale
Owen Thompson
Waterville
Pe. Holbrook
Vir. Libby
Frank Magno
Portland
Harland Booker
Pittston
George Booker
Thayer Wington
Green Wood
Mass
Archibald Coy
Fosters Point
Mr. Witherington
Cambridge
Catherine Mae
Fred Rose
Frank Rose
Harvey Dobbins
Nell Whitmer
Bert Jewett
Teddy
Bert Jr
Warren Davis
Oscar Bailey
Wiscasset
Stanley Wallace
Bath
Marshall Boudreau
J. Roy Larrabee
Revere
George Brogdon
Gilbertville
Rose Murphy
Fred W. Larrahbee
Day's Ferry and area church and club notices
Day's Ferry community life includes services at Cope church and Woolwich Center church with programs at 10 and 7 30. Day's Ferry Grange and Boy Scout Troop 93 hold meetings and plan events at Nequagset Dam and Temple's house. Residents visit Patomack and Camp Tanglewood as summer activities and travel to Lincolnville Damariscotta and Boothbay Harbor for fairs and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Néquaseet
Cope Church
Woolwich Center
Pinas
Rev
H. Johnson
Day
Alvin Berry
St Gamaciocotle
P. Buck
Charlotte Chase
Marcia Stinson
Lincolnville
Carla ‘Chase
Camp Tanglewood
Eben Dana
Warren Dana Whiteshouse
William Clark
Merle Jameson
Keith
Merleen Jameson
Henry Wright
Camden
Clayton Armstrong
Bath obituary and local society notes amid coastal chatter
Local resident Beatrice Avery of Bath dies after extended illness. Several social visits and travel notes from Bath and nearby towns list Mrs. Ensalmo, Mrs. Rouse, and others, with Boston and Worcester mentions. A correction notes Harry Knight as board chairman, not Mr Powers. Also described are thrushes, pond lilies, sardine sightings on First Beach, and lobster men collecting bait during high tides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake Gardiner
Red Men's Hall
Theobald
Federal Street
Wilmot Dodge
Organ Society
First Congregational Church
Alberta Larrabee
Viola Adams
Edith Hutchins
Nina Bryan
Helen Fisher
Sue Bailey
Maude Marsh
Laura Carlton
Hattie Mosher
Beatrice Avery
Bath
Powers
Harry Knight
Frank Ensalmo
Earl Rouse
Ruth E. Keen
H. S. Keen
Frank Young and Sons
Robert Miller
Albert Coombs
Flushing
N. Y
Andrew Butterfield
Preble
Lida Bellevance
Auburn
Bunny Kiesling
Dedham
Mass
Harold White
Harold To Jr
First Beach
Votes to Return The Village Corporation of Bay Point
The Village Corporation of Bay Point met Saturday afternoon to decide if the village should return to Georgetown or remain as is. The vote showed 31 in favor of returning to Georgetown, 13 opposed. Several voters traveled long distances to attend, including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stone of Auburn and Mrs. Ethel Robbins of Yarmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Keissling of Dedham, Mass., were among those present. Mr. and Mrs. John McInnes of Stroudwater were visiting Sebasco before visiting Bath to see Mrs. John McInnes of Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Trask
Frank Reynolds
John Bailey
Rnard Bailey
Camp William
Raymond
Henry Swangton
Beverly
Mass
Blanche
Dora Corliss
Portland
Day’s Ferry
Leon Eaton
Oak Street
Bath
Harold Shaw
Avis
Eleanor Carter
Lynn
Ethel Rockwell
New York
John Gowdy
Robert Nolan
MontsWweag
William Wright
Harry Mosher
Wiscasset
Herbert Cornish
Bath Iron Works
Georgie Walker
Russell Boyd
Boston
Eben Dana
Warren
Westport
Eva MacFarlane
Bousfield
Richard Parker
Clarence Baker
Charlotte Chase
North Conway
N. H
Day's Ferry
Bay Point
Georgetown
Eens
Harry Stone
Auburn
Ethel Robbins
Yarmouth
Charles F. Keissling
Dedham
John McInnes
Stroudwater
Sebasco
Washington Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiscasset N' S
Bay of Fundy
Bowdoin
Hudson Straits
MacMillan
Baffin Island
Kumlien Gulf
Labrador
Arctic
Boothbay Harbor
Portsmouth
Anna
F. D. Southard
Grace M. Sewall
Frank M. Haggett
Illnes
Henry Anderson
Newton Center
Missie S. Varney
Alvin Duerr
North Edgecomb
Dudley Duiple
Miles Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Barnacle
Florence Burns
Somerville
Paul Curtis
John Hatch
Arthur Hatch
Marie Antoinette House
North Edgecomb Congregational Church
Vestry
Charles Sewall
Newcastle
Ford
Dodge
Plym
Mercury
Champ
Mt Goon
Marty Sack
Sears
Army
Navy
Tai Eslice
Hials
Allstate Motor Tune
Peps
Center Street
Bath, Maine
Percy Holbrook
Lee Holbrook
Freeport
Woolwich
Grange
Virgil Libby
Robert
Popham
Doris Cote
Topsham
Napoleon St
Lakewood
Harry Tabor
Everett
Old Orchard
Helen Haines
Perry Thompson
Titian Sooty
Pwaetpnp
Les Fy Ann
Mesril Grover
Marcia Erskine Reading
Ernest Stilphen
Alton Smith
Ney
Brunswick
Call Enterprise
Maine Brewing, Industry
Maine
OG — Brewers Foundation
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