Wis cassett area hosts family reunion and town meetings
A large Wis casset family group gathered in town with four generation unity led by Oscar Adams. Officers elected included William W. Adams president and Grace Hatch secretary. Town meetings addressed Sunday movie ban and hydrant rental dispute while local projects such as a town dump and water company petition were debated. Various town residents joined events at Haggett and Doe residences as guests and relatives visited from Lewiston Bath and Boothbay Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Oscar
Adams
Betty
Barbara
Bath
L. M. Adams
Raymond Adams
Richard
Roger
Ethel Adams
Celia Dawes
Joan
Grace Hatch
Marion
Donald
Leo Parker
Auburn
Robert Fernald
Bert
Poland
Elizabeth Webber
Merle Webber
Merle, Jr
Mabel
Glenys
Charles G. Adams
Jane
Charles, Jr
E. R. Wentworth
Frances
Lewiston
Frank Adams
Byron
Walter Adams
Virginia
Benjamin Adams
Louise Adams
Wiscasset
Carl Emerson
Boothbay Harbor
Eunice Nerborne
New Bedford
Mass
Ted Allen
Bouler
Col
Red Pitz
New Britain
Conn
William W. Adams
Daniel S. Adams
Harold L. Adams
Oscar Adams
Barbara Louise
William Adams
Oscar S. Adams
Local notes show social visits and town events
Recent guest list includes John Dick inson and family connections on Summer street. Bangor trip prompted by a brother’s death. Miss Zina H. Davis arrived from Brandon Vt for an extended town stay. Harold Perkins joins family vacationing at Cobbesseecontee Lake. Miss Joanna Evans returned after appendicitis surgery in Bath. Mrs. Lloyd Lowndes returned to New York after weeks in town. Cowleys and Eva Wise visit Edward Wise at the Y M C A camp. Wis casset Cemetery Association held its 30th annual meeting with Edith Bellas White presiding and officers elected. Galloupe family vacationed at Damariscotta Lake. Hans Jensen renovates Brouilette house on Middle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dickinson
Summer Street
MacLaughlin
Bangor
Julia Lewis
Federal Street
Bath
Zina H. Davis
Brandon
Harold Perkins
Niagara Falls
Perkins
Earle D. Rines
Cobbesseecontee Lake
Winthrop
Wiscasset Cemetery Association
Edith Bellas White
High Street
White
Carrie S. Knight
Alice D. Taylor
Samuel J. Sewall
Albert Galloupe
Hallowell
Stanley Dodge
Damariscotta Lake
Brouilette
Middle Street
Hans Jensen
Wiscasset Sets Date for Open House Day 1939
Wiscasset will hold open house day on Wednesday August 16 from 11 a m to 6 p m, featuring old Colonial houses from the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Luncheon at noon under Mrs D B Metcalf Day, tea 4 to 6 at several homes and library. Librarian Miss H W Webb will head the library reception. committee includes Mrs Freeman Southard and many others in costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Geenari
Frances Sortwell
Sewall Metcalf
Alvin F. Sortwell
H. W. Webb
Lirary
Lincoln and Kennebec Bank
Freeman Southard
Ames Bimson
Helen Dickenson
L. A. Averill
Worcester
Mass
Anna
Ava Dodge
Barbara Bailey
Ruth Lepper
Clara Wright
S. J. Howell
Evelyn Hodgdon
Frank Metcalf
Carrie McKinney
Frances Plumstead
Marcia Angell
Nellie Dowling
Pastor Wolstenholme Addresses Rotary Meeting
Rev. George B. Wolstenholme of Peoples church spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Sedgwick on Tuesday noon. He discussed The Foundation of Peace, noting WWI lessons about justice, humility, and global conduct. Pres. Charlie Small Jr led. new member City Marshal Joseph A. Butler joined, with Rotarians Schwa bacher, Smith, and Sharp present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Wolstenholme
Peoples Church
Rotary Club
Hotel Sedgwick
Wolstenholme
Charlie T. Small, Jr
H. J. Schwabacher
Portland
Norman Smith
Brunswick
Howard Sharp
Vineland
N. J
Joseph A. Butler
Rotary
Edward W Bridgham
Iron Workers Enjoy Half Hour of Song at Bath
The Bath Iron Works crew was treated to a half hour of song by the Wooding Southland Singers, 26 trained singers touring with Equitable Life Insurance at the New York World's Fair. The evangelistic services at the Chapel of Our Saviour entered their eleventh week with outdoor organ music and renewed interest, as Mr Greenwood marked his 74th birthday with friends visiting Saturday night. Joseph McEneaney of Brooklyn has returned after a two week visit with Mrs McEneaney at the Small home on Dike road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooding Southland
Bath Iron Works Corp
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Bath
Greenwood
The
Iron Works
Chapel of Our Saviour
Joseph McEneaney
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mrs. McEneanney
Ryan
Dike Road
Centennial services mark West Bath church event
West Bath reports plans for Centennial services at West Bath Methodist church on August 20 with Rev. Frank W. Bevan as guest preacher. Afternoon program will feature former pastors and greetings, while both services include special music and a noon lunch with cold drinks. The day aims to rekindle memories and friendships and provide spiritual uplift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Methodist Church
Frank W. Bevan
Gloversville
N. Y
Personal notes from the Damariscotta trip and visits
Irving E. Bickford of Damariscotta was a business visitor in this city Tuesday. James T. Gardenier Jr of 1311 High Street heads to Camp Gregory in Poland for two weeks. Mrs John McInnes spent the weekend at Small Point with Mrs William D Sewall. Mr and Mrs James E Lockery of Washington Street returned from a six week outing at the Cotton homestead in Nobleboro with Mrs Lockery's sister Miss Grace Cotton of Revere Mass enjoying the summer there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving E. Bickford
James T. Gardenier, Jr
High Street
Camp Gregorory
Poland
John McInnes
Small Point
William D. Sewall
James E. Lockery
Washington Street
Cotton Homestead
Nobleboro
Lockery
Grace Cotton
Revere
Mass
Parker Head Weekend Guests Reported at Local Homes
Weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Irving Harrington Jr Arthur Harring Beatrice Bingham Miss Roger Collins Melrose Mass guest of Mrs Charles Rollins Rev Hilmer Nordland and Mrs Nordland from Calgary Mrs Priscilla Wyman staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Wyman Mr and Mrs W S Percy Rutherford N J visiting Kezar Lake then in town Mr and Mrs T McCarty Pupils of Vacation School to attend Bath movies instead of picnic Vacation School closes Sunday at five with an exhibition and rhythm band Parker Head residents enjoyed a Saturday night dance and a hot dog roast at Popham Samuel Sternberg and East Boston guests visit Edwin M Wyman Also in town Miss Betty Logan and several Scouts and Girl Scouts held activities at the vestry with a hot dog roast and planned picnic Mrs Edna Perry attended Farm Bureau outing at White Spot Popham John Rollins and John Rollins Jr left for Baltimore and Mrs Burleigh Williams visited grandmother Mrs Allie Rollins Several Parker Head residents attended Bath carnival and Jeannette Hallett spent time in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Bachelder
Charles
Ambrose Walton
Bloomfield
Prince Edward Island
Bachelder
John T. Tulley
Gloucester
George Higgins
Rockport
Mass
Leslie Mayo
Campbell's Pond
Clarence Spencer
Dean
Betty Joan
Scotland
Conn
William R. Dean
Sabine
Charles Ferris
Quincy
Sunset Cottage
Frances Gordon
James Whitmore
Samuel F. Bates
Edward Hatch
Bath
Walter Larrabee
Merton Wright
West Bath
Jennie Larrabee
Portland
Larrabee
Ernest Small
Woodfords
Nellie Starrett
Thomaston
J. E. Mayo
P.M. Olm
Royal Johnson
Dwight Pierce
Frank W. Daniels
Malden
Birch Point
Frank M. Talbot
Hilltop Market
Howard Spear
David L. Wilson
Blair Wilsons
Carl Cornish
Ernest E. Williams
Joseph I. Smith
George R. Booker
Edgar Finley
Bailey's Island
Patricia
Marilyn Booker
Herbert White
Carleton Andrews
Leeds
Richard
William Lundrigan
Larrabee’s Grove
New York
Rosedale
Rose
Lorentsen
Fred Rose
Stanley
Frank Rose
Jackie Rose
Barbara
Elinor King
Maynard Carlton
Martha Crocker
Kenneth
Chester Lorentsen
Peter
Helen Condo
Chester G. King
E. C. Morse
Pawtucket
R. I
D. Doumoulin
Fall River
Larrabee's Grove
U. S. Sims
U. S. Hughes
E. J. Caron
Ronald
Nashua
N. H
E. W. Chance
California
John Jr
Irving Harrington, Jr
Arthur Harring
Beatrice Bingham
Roger Collins
Melrose
Charles Rollins
Hilmer Nordland
Nordland
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Ashton Nickerson
Priscilla Wyman
Frank Wyman
W. S. Percy
Rutherford
N. J
Kezar Lake
T. McCarty
Leston Harrington
Brunswick
Church
Martin Eaton
Gloria Jean
Alonzo Lowell
Sebasco
Earl F. Lowell
Parker Head
Popham
Samuel Sternberg
Edwin M. Wyman
Herbert Bassett
Nickerson
Betty Logan
Boston
Marian Cushing
Jeannette Hallett
John G. Soule
Ernest Hurlburt
Elsie
Warley
Paul and
Ruth
Cambridge
John Cleworth
Beverley
Amy Cleworth
Aleta Schuls
Carl Spurr
Waltham
Ruby Reading
Rodney
Reading
Duncan McIntosh
Jesse Spauling
Bernard Bailey
Robert Sutter
Ray Prescott
Carmel
Eleanor
Paul Hurlburt
Alex T. St. Pierre
Inlaw
Frank Arsenault
Irene
Mary Frances
Belmont
Floyd Doucette
Glen Falls
N. Y
Charles Haley
Murphy's Corner
Alonzo Curtis
Sherry Carrel
Curtis
Mildred Grover
Fred Carlton
A. B. LeCompte
Lisbon Falls
Frank Goddard
Clinton Pellett
Danielson
Roland McIntosh
Pellett
Robert Tate
Robert, Jr
Presque Isle
Mason Carter
Alfred A. Staples
Woolwich Center Baptist Church
Luke
Montsweag Baptist Church
Center Church
Montsweag Church
Staples
Robert Miller
Melvin Dickerson
Wiscasset
Cleveland
Ohio
Montreal
Maurice Colby
Waverly
Shirley
Billy
G. W. Shaw
Paul F. Gilmore
Janice
Robert
Elsie Small
Nancy
Harold Shaw
Montsweag
Wilber Preble
Day's Ferry
Wilber Tibbetts
Gardiner
Herbert Wright
Richard Gilmore
Bailey Street
Lloyd
Ivan Shaw
The
Woolwich Union
Sebenon Hall
Sagadahoc Ferry
Good Will Club House
Edwold Carter
Gertrude Gilmore
Glenda Wright
Norma Presley
Thelma Baker
Nequasset
Good Will Club of
Woolwich
Sangadahoc Ferry
Alex Burgess
Neil Wilson
Edward V. Reed
John Moore
Nelson Rice
Harry Fitch
Arsenault
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Emanuel Arsenault
Union Street
Ruth and
Mary Caroline Presley
Albert Dingley
Coast Guard
Seguin
Pond Island
Fort Popham
Society Hall
Popham Beach
Dorothy Mattson
Ida Kellaway
Frank Scott
Scotts
Maine
Ralph T. Marsh
Anne
Verna
John
South Shore
Elizabeth Webber
Helen B. Stearns
Webber Cottage
George Richardson
George, Jr
Montclair
Charles Donnell
Barbara Donnell
Mary Eleanor Donnell
Constance Morin
Thomas Gross
Ed McNulty
Herbert Kellaway
Walter Hall
Helen
Everett
Stanley Hyde
Ledgewood
Helen Hall
Eleanor Richardson
Yarmouth
Nancy Hyde
Irving Isaacson
Lewiston
Harvard
Shirley Isaacson
Alton Cheney
Scofield
DeShon
Maxine DeShon
Marie DeShon
Doris Kerwin
Royal Cheney
E. W. Bridgham
Edna Cook
Jamaica Plain
E. W. Bridgham, Jr
John Mitchell
Newton
Stevens
N. B. Fickett
Alvah Light
Light
Thomas B. Sedgberg
Horace Bickford
Elizabeth Oliver
Atkins Bay
Muriel Quincy
Holbrook
Tj Dam Ee Lot Guiney
Bela Saiblee
Edward Kunzer
New York City
Robinhood
Reyher
Otis
Austin
Canal Winchester
Cox's Head
May Scofield
Charles Small
Small
Beverly
Thomas Daly
Nell Barton Hall
Lawrence Taylor
Paul V. Galamobs
Margaret McKinnon
Edith McKinnon
J. McKinnon, Jr
Ellen Buell
Mabel Buell
A. P. Vidbounte
W. A. McCormick
Claire Pangnow
Dauphin Cottage
Pines
Frank Busteed
Hyde Cottage
William Wallace
Robert Ordway
Thomas French
Minerva Anderson
Jane Anderson
Rumford
Fitch Cottage
Alice Brown
Robert French
Rochester
Pauline Mitchell
South Portland
Frederic Fellows
Minerva
Louise Weydenmeyer
Tom Murphy
East Orange
Hartleb Cottage
Stanley E. Wallace
Nova Scotia
John Martens
Cundy’s Harbor
Martens
South Armory
Irvington Street
Oliver W. Holmes
Naugtauck
Norris Follette
Edward, Jr
William Hill
Billy Voorhees
Bion Bowie
Joseph Perkins
Ernest Spinney
Barbara Luke
Hast Boothbay
Eugene Osgood
Ruth Kenniston
Normer Plowman
Richard Tiffany
Madlyn Barrett
Elroy Haley
Edward Fields
Topsham
Ernest Oliver
Barbara Sprague
Arlene Perkins
Rose Pinette
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
Elisha Bridges
Marion
Harry Spencer
Charles Cirone
Jonesport
Sara Clark
George Piper
Milbrook
N.Y
Frank Cirone
Charles Chapman
F. H. Fletcher
Brookline
Wood Island
Kennebec
Francis Luke
PRE NUPTIAL PARTIES KEEP SOCIETY BUSY
Miss Mary Newell and Eastham Guild Jr plan a August 19 wedding as a busy set of pre nuptial events unfolds. A luncheon at Popham Beach hosted by Miss Jane Donnell features many guests and further parties stretch through the week at Middle Street, King's Dock, Elmhurst, North Bath, and the Gillies home plus open house at Senator Sumner Sewall's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Newell
Eastham Guild, Jr
Jane
Donnell
Popham Beach
Converse G. Fenn
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Robert P. Shaw
Mary Sewall
Lucille K. Johnson
Donald N. Small
Paul Tiemer
Marcia Moulton
Middle Street
Roger D. Skillings
King’s Dock
John H. Hyde
Nancy
Sally Hyde
Elmhurst
Miss Newell
Guiless Newell
Guild
James A. Gillies, Jr
North Bath
Rodney E. Ross
Barbara Ross
Henry C. Wright
Arthur Sewall
Stonehouse
Sumner Sewall
Washington Street
M'Mahan Colony Enjoys Season
Campers pursue badminton tennis archery riflery trap shooting and sailing as the most popular activity. Red lilies bloom abundantly after a long ban on picking. Mr and Mrs Justin Wayne plan Bath as permanent home with guests Frank Stern Fred Wronker Leo Kaiser on vacation. Rev and Mrs Charles M Tubbs spent the weekend at Moosehead Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Wayne
Park Street
Bath
Wayne
Frank Stern
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Fred Wronker
New York
Leo ‘Kaiser
New ‘York
Europe
Charles M. Tubbs
Moosehead Lake
Woolwich Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Events
The Woolwich column recounts weekend visitors from Cambridge Melrose and Boston including the Hurlburt Cleworth and Arsenault families. It notes a baked bean supper, Vacation Bible School progress with 40+ attendees, services and sermons by Alfred Staples, and upcoming union and Good Will Club activities as well as bridge and whist prizes and several short visits across Bath Sagadahoc and Montsweag communities.
Family visits span Rex- George Levya and Portland guests
Miss Clarissa Mae Stewart of Rex- George Levya and Miss Phoebe Levya stayed as guests with Robert in Portland for a few days. Mrs. Marie C. Wiseman and her son Robert were weekend guests of Mrs. Chester King of West Bath, with Robert remaining for a two week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarissa Mae Stewart
Rex- George
Marie C. Wiseman
Robert
New York City
Popham Beach Weekend Fog Ends With Summer Events
Dense fog shrouded Popham Beach for six days with Coast Guard patrols and steady signals on Seguin and Pond Island. The community hosted Priday's mid summer ball in Society hall with a five piece orchestra and balloon and kiss dances. Residents protested beach use by racing cars and planes, planning a charity night at the hall to raise funds for repairs on the church and to keep the village library open for summer events.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Depositors' Trust Co
Quinnam’s
F. Burton Haggett
E. Clinton Perkins
Kate G. Perkins
George Wilson
Providence
Archie H. Dodge
Main Street
Patty Cliff
Virginia Pease
Cliff
Portage Lake
John A. Beals
Schenectady
Eugene C. Lewis
Philadelphia
Texaco
Route 1
Churchill and
Lee Streets
Fred W. Merry
Herman Fowles
South Windham
Effie J. Poole
Haggett
Walter Buzzell
Boothbay
Wayland Small
Oakland
Charles T. Doe
Donna
Silas Doe
Cheshire
Ernest
Co. Stinson
James Pallanper
Bridgeport
Ralph Preble
Alfred R. Taylor
Texas
Quinnam House
Charles Morse
Waldoboro
Norris A. Miller
Front Street
John Dickson
Pastor Wolstenholme
Tel
Phippsburg
W. W. White
Parker
M’mahan
Eleanor Pitman
Howard Kirkpatrick
Clifford Varney
Philip Welch
Gordon Welch
South Paris
M. Y. Ward
B. E. Duffy
Miss Duffy
Eugene Lewis
Richard Curtis
Vernon Murphy
E. A. Merrill
Russell Taylor
Charles F. Taylor
Robert Grier
Canal Zone
Panama
John Hayden
Belfast
Jack Stretton
Gary Tiner
Rolalot
Fred Waterhouse
John Perkins
Mildred Cribby
Wendell White
Peter Isaacson
Orvil Hagaman
George Follette
Fred Page
Fred Spi
Page Wyman
Allen Rogers
Augusta
Walter Sprague
Emma Newdick