Wiscasset Hosts Rural Letter Carriers Convention Work
At the 29th Maine Rural Letter Carriers convention held in Red Men’s hall, officers were elected with Charles A. Carter of Saco re-elected president and Mrs. Carter as auxiliary president. Dover-Foxcroft named 1934 convention town. Des Moines banner planned for national display. Speakers included WC Armstrong and Edward Moran among others. 159 attended Friday banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Red Men's Hall
Charles A. Carter
Saco
Carter
Auxilary
Gilbert E. Ellis
Stockton Springs
E. A Worcester
Jonesport
H. M. Lawrence
North Vsemouth
Qirter
Ellis
E. R. Milliken
West Baldwin
Nellie Downs
Dixmont
Secreary
EF. A. Worcester
Harold Fitz
Kendyskeap
Dover-Foxcroft
Des Moines
WC Armstrong
Niles
Mich
National Association
WISCASSET 25 YEARS AGO LISTS LOCAL VISITORS
Wiscasset notes from August 8 1908 record visitors and residents in town. George E Crowley from North Leeds Col Orrin McFadden Cedar Grove E H Winslow Damariscotta Mrs Richard Coffin and wife leaving for Boston Ed Stinson visiting from Springfield Clarence Cowley Augusta work Joshua Hilton Watertown J mass J W Walker piano tuner Fred Marsh Somerville Annie Hanson Beverley Barbara Andrews Chicago George Poole Everett camping Charles A Walker Attleboro Verna Josslyn Portland among those listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Crowley
North Leeds
Orrin McFadden
Cedar Grove
E. H. Winslow
Richard Coffin
Boston
Ed. Stinson
Springfield
Mass
Clarence Cowley
Augusta
Leland L. Wallace
Joshua Hilton
Watertown
J. W. Walker
Fred Marsh
Somerville
Annie Hanson
Beverley
Will Bourdin
Followsbee
Barbara Andrews
Chicago
George Poole
Everett
Charles A. Walker
Attleboro
C. H. Walker
Verna Josslyn
Portland
MacMahan Colony Summers On Island Traditions
MacMahan cottagers enjoy Maine coastal summer with cool nights and open fireplaces. Nine families represent a third generation at Treasure Island. Miss Elizabeth Given hosted over 50 guests at the Lodge last Sunday, praised for MacMahan activities led by W. Clinton Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Coast
MacMahan
Florida
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Treasure Island
Elizabeth Given
W. Clinton Allen
Island notes and summer guests at MacMahan 1894
Silas Rines enjoys a two week vacation while Grace Hilton and many visitors arrive in town. The piece catalogs dozens of summer residents and guests at Robins Hood Cottage to MacMahan Island including Tafts, Rogers, Nealley, Lee, Bates, Little, and Gifford families among others with social events, forestry day, and ongoing resort activities at the Bath Country Club and Boothbay Harbor Links.
West Bath Vacation Notes From Birch Point And Sabino
West Bath residents report summer stays and visits at Birch Point Sabino and surrounding cottages. People from Weymouth Natick Everett and Northampton join extended family gatherings and routine activities in Bath during a busy shore season.
Nequasset Farm Bureau Holds Posture and Grooming Meeting
Nequasset Farm Bureau met at the Woolwich home of Mrs. John W. Brown for an instructive session on posture and grooming with over 20 attendees. Speakers Miss Helen Spaulding of Orono and Miss Hortense Welch of Auburn shared tips as plans formed for future sessions and a hairdressing training class in Auburn on August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Woolwich
John W. Brown
Helen Spaulding
Orono
Hortense Welch
Auburn
Twin County
Brown
Charles R. Farnham
Bath
Carrie D. Wing
Costello P. Hall
Loring K. Soule
Edwin L. Holbrook
Nequasset
Maurice T. Hathorne
Farnham
Holbrook
Frank R. Bailey
James A. Colby
Percy D. Marston
John C. Gilmore
Jordan C. Wright
Good Times in Bath Twin Destroyer Contracts Bring Jobs
The Kennebec area sees two destroyer contracts boosting employment for about a thousand skilled workers over at least two years. The pay will stimulate local business and benefit shopkeepers as payroll circulates through the economy. Mrs Reginald T Lombard of South Portland visited with her children Deborah and Reginald and with her mother Mrs J Edward Drake in town and at Birch Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Rockland
Reginald T. Lombard
South Portland
Deborah
Reginald
Birch Point
J. Edward Drake
Ulfelders Visit Huse Family in Cambridge
Mr and Mrs Howard Ulfelder and their son Junior stay two weeks with Mrs Ulfelder’s parents ex Alderman and Mrs Harry M Huse at 19 Snow Park Cambridge Massachusetts in a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ulfelder
Cambridge
Mass
Ulfelder
Harry M. Huse
Snow Park
Sabino Improvement Association Elects New Officers
At the annual meeting Henry Henderson of Winthrop Massachusetts was re elected president Arthur G Oliver was elected vice president Kathryn Pratt secretary Loring D Small treasurer and John Pooler of Waterville trustee Also Mrs Arthur G Oliver Mrs Henry Henderson and Mrs Horace Aitken were appointed to plan a bridge party for Thursday evening and Mr and Mrs Bernard Pratt to arrange a series of dances for the season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabino Improvement Association
Henry Henderson
Winthrop
Mass
Arthur G. Oliver
Kathryn Pratt
Loring D. Small
John Pooler
Waterville
Horace Aitken
Beachment
Bernard Pratt
Swift & Company Works With NRA Labor Code
Melvin H. Beerwort of Swift & Co Bath says the firm is cooperating with President Roosevelt's recovery program. As a Institute of American Meat Packers member, Swift & Co. is drafting a labor code with the NRA in Washington and hopes for quick signing. Perishable packing supply varies day to day. code would be implemented on approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin H. Beerwort
Swift & Co
Bath
Roosevelt
Institute of American Meat Packers
NRA
Washington
Resolutions of Respect for Ebenezer Reed Main
The Partridge Cemetery Association of Woolwich adopts resolutions mourning the loss of Ebenezer Reed Main a charter member and director. The group expresses sympathy to his family and directs copies for the family and publication in the Bath Independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Reed Main
Main
Partridge Cemetery Association of
Woolwich
Bath Independent
Social Notes From Salem and Nearby Towns
Dr and Mrs George Percy of Salem Mass pass August at their cottage at Popham Beach Barbara Ann named daughter born recently to Mr and Mrs Donald Peters of Court Street George H Pride of New York City visiting Mrs Edward H Kimball Lincoln Street Miss Helen Scruton of Pottsville Pa arrives for a visit stopping at Hotel Phoenix Mrs Fred K Sturtevant and Teddy of Cottage Park guests of Mrs Fred Cook Boothbay Harbor Mr and Mrs Edmund C Tarbell of New Castle NH visiting their daughter Mrs Robert F Farrell and Com Farrell of High Street Miss Priscilla Magoun returns home after four months in Philadelphia and Haddonfield Mrs Caroline Liscomb visiting sister Mrs William D Sewall at Small Point Beach Hugh Shaw of Oakland Cal visiting aunt Mrs Frederick H Kimball and passes Wednesday at Popham Beach with Charles J Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sewall
Mr. Sewall
Charles S. Sewall
Sewall
Hodge Street
Egbert Sewall
Bobby
Providence
Richard Taylor
Boston
Castle Doggett
Westport
Gertrude Murray
Annia Soule
Damariscotta
Grace Campbell
Elizabeth
N. J
Alice D. Taylor
Randall Cummings
Deaconess Hospital
Henry
Lucy Patterson
Pearl Nelder
Bristol Garden Club
Royce A. Quinnam
James Holleran
S. S. Quinnam
New York
Samuel Burk
Boothbay Harbor
W. D. Boudin
Miss Alberta
Beverly
Mass
Sidney Evans
Farm Bureau
Federal Street
Ethelyn Shea
Arrowsic
M. B. Quinnam
the Ledges
Harry Quinnam
Fern Anderson
Wylie Munsey's
Wiscasset
Church School
Sheepscot
South Newcastle
Epworth League
Charles E. Titus
North Chapel
Dorothy Wells
Elizabeth Sewall
Virginia Pease
Dorothy Hilton
Methodist Church
Daniel R. Sortwell
St. Philip's Parish
Henry Butler
Montsweag
Wilder Clapp
Rochester
N. Y
Hanshaken
Orchard House
Kenneth Burnham
Mary
Susan
Jesse
Brownie Metcalf
Lincoln Home
Congregational Vestry
Newcastle
Rye
Minnesota
Elder Brewster
Stephen Hopkins
Allen
MacMahan
Bowdoin
Wellesley
St. Cuthbert’s
Arthur N. Taft
Andover
F. B. Reazor
D.D
New Jersey
Reazor
Rathborn
Detroit
Mich
James R. Rogers, Esq
Philadelphia
J. R. Wescott Papineau
Miss Rennee
Jacqueline
Montreal
H. A. Nealley
Ellen Nealley
Cambridge
Robinhood Cottage
Gage Bailey
Arlington
Edward Nealley
Harvard
John
U. S. Army
West Point
Rebecca Taft
Bryn Mawr
Frederick Taft
Episcopal Church
Wakefield
John Seaver
Cleveland
Robert Stevens
Larchmont
Clarence W. Morse
Bath
Benjamin W. Spock
New Haven
Peggy
Jade
Charles Whittemore
John K. Lee
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
H. H. Lee
Evan Lester
Betty
Helen
D. M. Bates
J. Clifford Woodhull
Woodhull
Charles C. Woodhull
John Stone
Summit
Stone
New York Stock Exchange
Philip Little
Salem
Mr. Little
Maine
Joshua Gifford
Merchants National Bank of
Gifford
Littles
Herbert Painter
Mabel and
Louise Searle
Margaret Wheeler
Short Hills
W. Masters
Mary Strong
Masters School
Dobbs Ferry
Theodore S. Lazelle
West Newton
Gray Rock
Captain Dunton
Bath Country Club
Victor Swart
Weymouth
Stevens
Birch Point
Harold Gay
Natick
Robert Coombs
Robert D. Metcalf
Campbell's Pond
Harvey Friend
Whitman
Philbrook Cottage
Friend
Daniel H. Philbrook
Norwood
Massachusetts
James A. Scott
Everett, Mass
Scott
James, Jr
Joseph
Swan Cottage
Florence Swan-Chadwick
Everett
Ralph McIntire
Northampton
New Meadows
Charles L. Haggett
Senter's, Inc
Joseph W. Larrabee
Alexander Skulin
Falmouth
White Mountains
Cyrus Purinton
Donald
Purinton
Bueere Hoyt
Rumford
Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
Emily Larrabee
Leburton D. Sheldon
Edgett Street
Blanche E. Freeman
Ernest R. Freeman
Dike Road
James B. Lemont
Carolyn B. Rogers
First National Bank
Camp Overlook
Georgetown
Florence A. Neiley
Greenfield
Denton J. Neiley
Neiley
Alice
Bertha Cromwell
Camp Illawarra
Owen Cottage
Sabino
Horace W. Aiker
Beachmont
Clifford Aiken
Aiken
Charlotte
Roslindale
Aiken Cottage
Eugene W. Foster
Chestnut Street
Thorpe Cottage
J. Henry Cotreau
Eleanor
Cotreau
Malcolm L. Doble
Warren E. Kershner
Doble
David Cleyton
Humphrey A. Owen
Sabino Buda
Cameron
Theo Nelson
Sabine
Anne Eliza Rich
West Bath
Wesley Church
West Bath Grange
Frank W. Jaques
Marion L. Jaques
Almena A. Jaques
High Street
Berry's Mill Road
First Baptist Church
Fred W. Larrabee
Larrabee's Grove
Smith Freeman
Everett B. Wright
C. Rudolph Furber
Herbert E. Worrey
Charles E. Card
George Percy
Popham Beach
Barbara Ann
Donald Peters
Court Street
George H. Pride
New York City
Edward H. Kimball
Lincoln Street
Helen Scruton
Pottsville
Hotel Phoenix
Fred K. Sturtevant
Teddy
Cottage Park
Fred Cook
Edmund C. Tarbell
New Castle
N. H
Robert F. Farrell
Com. Farrell
Priscilla Magoun
Green Street
Haddonfield
Caroline Liscomb
Petersham
N.H
William D. Sewall
Small Point Beach
Hugh Shaw
Oaklands
Cal
Frederick H. Kimball
Charles J. Donnell
Nequasset Farm Bureau
John W. Brown
Woolwich
Charles R. Farnham
Roscoe P. McFadden
Adelbert W. Hall
George Carlton
Lawrences. Ryan
Frank R. Bailey
Maurice E. Hathorne
Costello P. Hall
Jordan C. Wright
Henry T
Marston
Bar Harbor
Bunker
Strout
Beals
Hathorne
Florence Leonard
Flossie Beals
Nathan E. Coffin
Elwood
Coffin
Miss Beals
Mothers’ Club of
Nequasset
Tuessie Hall
Harry Allen
Bowdoinham
North Woolwich Sundsey
Ira Grover
Moatsweag
Jay Bailey
Day's Ferry
Charlotte Btinson
Henry Dubar
Sara Bailey
Edithe Keene
Rockland
John Gilmore
Warren Trott
Dorchester
Jon Blossom Singers
Mississippi
Will Inn
Christmas Cove
John Carter
Frank Carter
Livermore Falls
Frank Bailey
Sebenon Hall
Everett Rice
Windham
Naugatuck
Conn
John Reed
Capital Island
Kenneth McDougal
Trott Farm
Marcia Stinson
William G. Hubbard, Jr
William Church
George M. Carlton
Woolwich notices detail Aug meeting and town events
Attending the Aug 2 Nequasset Farm Bureau meeting in Woolwich were numerous residents from Woolwich Bath Philadelphia and nearby areas. The article lists visitors from Los Angeles and Coatesville and describes planned sales entertainment dances and fundraisers at Sagadahoc Ferry Tuessie hall and Sebenon hall with proceeds aiding local charities.
Death of Mrs Delia B Card of Woolwich
Mrs Delia B Card widow of J Frank Card died at Bath City hospital after a long illness. A Woolwich native and nurse she cared for many families and hosted home gatherings for her children and grandchildren. Survived by four daughters, one sister, 12 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Funeral held at Baptist church with Rev Robert Bell. interment Laurel Grove. Bearers named. New Meadows Inn reports strong business and regional visitor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia B. Card
Woolwich
J. Frank Card
Bath City Hospital
William and
Mary Crawford
The
Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid
Eugenia Bartlett
Brunswick
Moses Kennerson
Bath
Mary Wright
Winship Reid
George Hathorn
the Baptist Church
Robert Bell
Card
Laurel Grove Cemetery
Frank Reed
Earl Kennerson
Vernon Ayer
Milton Hathorn
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Annie Dodge
Jack Myer
William F. Woodfield
Myer
A. J. Myer
George Huff
Lynfield
North Edgecomb
Roy Marston
Main Street
Ernest G. Spinney
Mildred Miller
Charles E. Pugh
Haverford
Pugh
Samuel J. Sewall
Lee Street
Dell Henniger
Fuller
Wilbur Lowell
David Dodge
Charles Weeks
Wahington Street
Currier
Frank K. Frey
Frances A. Creamer
Alta Ferguson
Creamer
Frank A. Creamer
Washington Street
Lillian Crocker
B. A. Bailey
Damariscotta Lake
Effie C. Irvine
Vera
Hazel Lundy
Lawrence Haggett
Florence Dunton
Thomas Bowman
Council Bluffs
Barker
Edna
Winfield
Malden
Thomas Taylor
Medford
Albce
Ernest White
White
Lucy Lambert
Frank Lambert
Bernice
Marjorie
Junior
John P. West
W. P. Bourdin
Water Street
W. B. Pottle
Dr. Dorr
Dresden
Everett Crommett
Albion
Charles Coffin
William Hewlett
Brooklyn
Albee
E. G. Hodge
Donald F. Preble
Optician
Center St
Over Steeves Mark
Sheepscot Echos
M’mahan
Old Files
Sheepscot Echo
Silas Rines
Grace Hilton
Sewall Southard
Isabella Boyd
E. D. Boyd
Eliza White
McRitchie
Frank Barker
John West
Alfred Call
Stapleton
Denver
Dr. Hurd
L. R. Gibbs
Messrs
Harvey, Dunham
Merritt and Payson
R. H. Tucker
David G. Stinson
Arrowsie
Caroline Geddes
New Orleans
Hilton House
G. M. Whitney
Miss Boyd
Blanch Trufant
Willis
Miss McCray
Otto Mears
Col
Mears
Southern Railroad
E. H. Cowan
China
N. Gratz Jackson
Bath Grammar School
J. W. Lambert
Mildred Aldrich
Boston Journal
Folly -Island
Annie—Clark
Fred Greenleaf
School Street
Nellie Devitt
Roxbury
Richard Hollings
Sewall Groves
Hobarts Cove
James L. White
Nequasset Bureau
Sabino Improvement Association Meeting
Swift & Company
L. F
Atwood
Atwood’s Medicine
New Meadows Inn