Delightful sail down the Sasanda to Boothbay Harbor
A hot day escape by steamer Virginia from Bath to Boothbay Harbor and its islands. The writer details scenic coasts, historic sites like Indian Town Island, Oak Point, and Green Islands, and notes on Maine summer resorts, local personalities, and the voyage’s past and future appeal.
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Sasanda
Virginia
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Islands
Dpler
Sea
Kennebec
Ar- Frowsic Bridge
Montsweag
Sacanoa
Sheepscot
Maine
Green Islands
Hyde
Indian Town
Oak Point
Murray McKown
MacMahan Island
Elewhere
St. Cuthbert’s Chapel
Maine Shore
Samoset
Sasanoa
Sebenoa
Wiwarna
Nahanada
Westport
Southport
Coline
Creedmore
Popham Beach
Boothbay
Henry Morrison
Gardiner
Confort
Bootbay Harbor
Flower Show Adds Two New Divisions at Cosmopolitan Club
The Community Flower Show at the Cosmopolitan club will feature two new divisions on Thursday afternoon and evening, flowers in old teapots and flowers in unusual containers. Miss Janet S Murphy announced the plan. Organizers credit Henry M Bivins for the artistic posters.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Janet S. Murphy
Henry M. Bivins
Newcastle Social Roundup Shows Wide Guest List
Residents and guests fill the Newcastle area with a busy social schedule. Grace Knight and Carolyn Knight join Miss Mary Hobson and Miss Mary Campbell among tea committee members. Visitors include Eva Rowe of Bangor with Lucinda Allen, Capt. Fred Rowe and family, and many other relatives and friends visiting from Bath, Portland, Damariscotta, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coln
Newcastle
Grace L. Knight
Carolyn
Mary Hobson
Mary Campbell
Albert Myer
Bradford C. Redennett
James A. Bimson
Harvey T. Bailey
Eva Rowe
Bangor
Lucinda Allen
Allen
Fred Rowe
Newton
Mass
William D. Rich
Bath
Edna M. Southard
Hooper Street
George Swain
Cape Cottage
Wiscasset
Harvey R. Pease
Milton Frederick
Fred Geisler
Roslindale
Shea
Isaac B. Jackson
Portland
West Anna Road
M. M. Smith
Damariscotta
Rosilla
Donald Shea
Linwood Ames
Bridgton
Central Maine Power Company
West Anna
Nathan Brown
Arthur Brown
John R. Burton
Hanover
N.H
Win Norwood
Gardiner Road
Harry Quinnam
M. Cleveland Quinnam
Morrell, Jr
Robert E. Ma
Town
Ethel Dickinson
Darhamscotta
Thomas Sherman
Charles Haggett
Chester Pendleton
Mrs Frances Colby Searles Dies in Bangor at 27
Mrs Frances Colby Searles 27 wife of Paul J. Searles died Aug 4 after a weeklong illness. Born in Wiscasset she graduated Wiscasset Academy 1929. She moved to Bangor after her 1930 marriage and leaves her husband three children Richard W Paul David Cynthia Mary her father Linneus Colby of Wiscasset and sister Mrs John Pinkham of Newport. Committal services were held in Greenlawn cemetery Wiscasset with Rev Webb officiating. Relatives and friends attended.
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Wiscasset
Frances Colby Searles
Paul J. Searles
Searles
Wiscasset Academy
Bangor
Richard W
Paul David
Cynthia Mary
Richard Colby
Linneus Colby
John Pinkham
Newport
Greenlawn
Mr. Webb
Miss Lida Nadeau Partyed With Friends Ahead of Marriage
Miss Lida Nadeau of Edna Mae Shoppe was surprised with a party and shower at Mrs. Frank Durant’s home on Center Street hosted by Mrs. Louise Burgess. Guests enjoyed cards and refreshments as gifts were presented for her upcoming marriage to Donald Lenno x of the city. Also noted are a luncheon for Mrs. Kind of Haddonfield with Miss Priscilla Magoun and five tables of contract at Green Street, with winners Miriam W. Kimball, Arthur J. Dunton, and Roger F. McCail.
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The
Organ Society
First Congregational Church
Alberta Larrabee
Harriet Jackson
Carolyn Pendleton
Evelyn Hutchins
Nellie Munsey
Helen R. Haggett
Kate Sewall
Mary M. Marston
Carolyn 8. Varney
Dorothy Colby
Rita Gross
Virginia Adams
June Farmer
Mary Lou Soule
Janice Metcalf
Anna Mae Berry
Lois M. Frye
Julia Lewis
Stella Hodgdon
Ruth Jones
Marcia Angell
Stinson
Charles Doe
Cheshire
Charles E. Doe
Haggett
Buzzell's Pool
Boothbay
Levi Murdough
Jewel Howard
New York
Lee Merry
Water Street
Maurice C. Wallace
Gloucester
Mass
Frank Haggett
Federal Street
Horace Day
Jackie Pender
Stanley Dodge
Damariscotta Lake
Henry Hobson
New Brunswick
N. J
Mary Hobson
Frances Hubbard
Somerville
Alice Taylor
Charles M. LeGrow
Grace L. Knight
Peaks’ Island
John Parkinson, Jr
Boston
William E. Gorham
Charles E. Cowley
Parkinson
Luke A. Gorham
Wiscasset
I. C. C. Whitmore
Medford
Flora Plumstead
Young's Point
Walter Serle
George Warren
Fairfield
Barbara Sargent
Brewer
Leon G. Flood
Bernard Bailey
Bailey
Waldo County
Belfast
Currier House
Bradford Street
William Easterbrook
Manchester
N. H
Elizabeth Taylor
Frances Taylor
Lena Scott
Hammond
Indiana
C. E. Potter
Natalie
Nashua
Mabel Hannah
Irene Murphy
New York City
William H. Clarke
Providence
R. I
Edward Evans
Esther Evans
Sidney G. Evans
William Cowley
Gladys Cowley
Brunswick
Ben-jamin Crossman
Joanna Evans
Ruth Sanborn
Woburn
Raymond Sherman
Miss Clifford
Moatsweag Farm Bureau
Laura Evans
Ernest Stone
Arthur Harmon
Chestnut Hill
George Chase
North Edgecomb
James Connors
Riverside Drive
Lawrence
Bar Harbor
Thomas Campbell
Elizabeth
Theodore Humphrey
Oyster Bay
Tess
Henry Sewall
Small Son
Utica, N. Y
Charles S. Sewall
Lida Nadeau
Edna Mae
Frank Durant
Center Street
Louise Burgess
Miss Nadeau
Donald Lennox
Rose Comeau
Paul Kind
Haddonfield
Priscilla Magoun
Green Street
Kind
Miss Magoun
Miriam W. Kimball
Arthur J. Dunton
Roger F. McCail
John Darlington
Madison
Halterman
Leavenworth
Kan
W. Ethielda Shoe
Philadelphia
Roger F. McCall
Bedford Street
Luncheon Teaches Contract Winners at Country Club
Mrs. Thomas 8 Gibbons hosted a luncheon on Tuesday at the Country club for Mrs. Anna Palmer of Portland Ore. Afternoon games featured five tables of contract. First prize went to Mrs. Martin Watrous, second to Mrs. J Edward Drake, and third to Mrs. Palmer.
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Thomas 8. Gibbons
Washington Street
Country Club
Anna Palmer
Portland
Ore
Martin Watrous
J. Edward Drake
Palmer
West Bath Vacation Notes Highlight Local Visits
West Bath residents share seaside visits and cottage stays at Oak Lodge and Larrabee cottages. Travelers include Mr. and Mrs. J Everett Mayo, Mrs. E B Noyes, and families from Bath Portland and Arlington Massachusetts. A Rosemary of Wax ham? signals at Rocky Hill Inn opens with a clam bake hosted by Joseph W. Larrabee.
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Everett Mayo
Old Orchard Beach
Oak Lodge
Harry Wheaton
Bar Harbor
Hiram Brown
Jennie Larrabee
Walter Larrabee
Joseph W. Larrabee
Norway
New Meadows
William J. Burke
William
Edward
Miriam O'Toole
Medford
Mass
Larrabee
Merton Wright
Ronald Larrabee
Bath
Harold Noyes
Bayonne
N. J
E. B. Noyes
Sabine
Andrew Stratton
Arlington
Charles Bates
Irwin Daley
George
East Kingston
N. H
George Shattuck
Pepperell
Hewitt Cottage
Howard A. Spinney
Phippsburg
West Bath
Francis Stover
Courtney E. Stover
Rufus W. Lombard
William White
Bald Head
George R. Booker
Buffalo
N. Y
Marcia Knight
Arthur Ward
North Bath
Boston
Manger
Statler Hotel
United States
Niagara Falls
Lake Erie
Crystal Beach
Canada
Patricia
Marilyn Booker
Frank Magno
Auburn
Magno
Arvid
David
Marrietta
Chester King
Barbara
Eleanor
Bowdeinham
Third Free Will Baptist Church
Bowdoinham Ridge
Whitmore
Marie Wiseman
Jackson Heights
Bermuda
Fred Rose
Chester, King
Chester Lorentzen
Walter E. Whitmer
Elmhurst
Rocky Hill Inn
Frank Rose
Washington
Rosedale
Henry Rose
Ernest
Fred
Henry Minott
Charles Stevens
Charles Baker
Larrabee's Grove
D. H. Philbrook
Norwood
James Woods
Boylston
Birch Point
Edwin Ahlin
Everett
W. F. Hennessey
Lynn
Herbert Williams
George Stephens
Upper Darby
Williams Cottage
Frank Daniels
Malden
Bath Marine Band to Give Two Concerts
The Bath Marine Band plans two August concerts in the park on Tuesdays August 16 and 23 at 8 p.m. lasting about 90 minutes with specialty numbers. Tag days are set for August 26–27, with city hall square performances to raise funds for debt and new equipment. Rehearsals will be at the Masonic Temple on Thursday evenings.
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Bath Marine Band
City Hall Square
Masonic Temple
Nequasset Farm Bureau Tries Chair Caning
The Nequasset Farm Bureau held an all day meeting at Murphy's Corner school house with chair caning the focus under Mrs. Ruby Dolloff. Dinner was provided by local ladies. The next meeting is set for Sept 7 at Mrs Garrett Galvin's home to cover cutting and fitting led by Miss Mary Louise new home demonstration agent.
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Chair Caning
Ruby Dolloff
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Murphy's Corner School House
Maurice T. Hathorne
Arthur I. Williams
Edward B. Shaw
Bureau
Garrett J. Galvin
North
Woolwich
Mary Louise
Clara Dunham Pinkham
Somerville
Mass
John Reed
Maxine Walker
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Ann Prekep
Hazel
Jane Feero
Bath
Tuessic
Frank J. Walker
Clara M. Reed
Guy Buzzey
Sanford
Reed Cottage
Capitol Island
Norman Perry
Jack
Pittsburgh
Barbara McKean
Robie Welch
Providence
R. I
Leveritt Welch
Woodbury Merrill
New York
Good Will Club
Sebenon Hall
Everett Rice
Windham
Minnie Rice
Millard Hansen, Jr
Paul Hussey
Monmouth
Edward Marsh
Beatrice Marsh
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. P. Hall
Vinal Hunnewell
Clara Hathorpe
Medora Atwood
Portland
Henry Getchell
Pennsylvania
Clarence Getchell
William Downing
Woolwich United Baptist Church
J. E. Rouse
Clara Hawthorne
Ida M. Beals
Harvey P. Hathorne
Sagadahoc Ferry
Blanche J. Bunker
Los Angeles
Calif
Belfast
High Street
Waldo Hathorne
Cummington
Christine Hathorne
L. Hathorne
Augusta
North Woolwich
Garret J. Galvin
River Road
Mary Wright
Hortense Welch
Galvin
Melvin Howe
Wilbur Howe
Murphy's Corner
Rush
Maurice Hathorne
Arthur Williams
George Dolloff
Charles Hunnewell
John H. Currier, Jr
Woolwich Notes on Social Visits and Local Events
Woolwich residents host visitors from Portland Bath and New York while many attend church services and plan vacations. The Nequasset Farm Bureau prepares for September while a Vacation Bible school runs mornings for children. Local clubs, dinners, and a hash of visitors highlight a busy week in Woolwich and North Woolwich.
Dolloff Family Reunion in Maine Draws 74 Attendees
The Richard Dolloff lineage reunion gathered 74 descendants at the Tacoma Inn in Litchfield on a Saturday. Officers elected include Chester Jones as president and Edmund Dolloff as vice president, with Melissa Jones secretary.
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Richard Dolloff
Rumford
Tacoma Inn
Litchfield
Orono
Chester Jones
Ellsworth
Edmund Dolloff
Melissa Jones
Ardienne Dolloff
Chester Dolloff
Portland
Dolloff
Richard Harlan Dolloff
Livermore Falls
Carl Sims
Gray
Clayton Dolloff
Damariscotta
Alton Williamson, Jr
Three Richards
Richard Talbot Dolloff
Oaklawn
R. I
George R. Dolloff
Richard Harlan
Harlan Dolloff
Mrs. Willett
Togus
Barbara Horton
Day's Ferry Dramatic Club elects new officers
Mrs Albion L Corliss was chosen president and Mrs Carl E Longfellow vice president at the Day's Ferry Dramatic Society annual meeting held Monday evening at Tuesshall Mrs Isaac P Howard was named clerk and Miss Charlotte L Buck treasurer Longfellow will oversee plans for an August entertainment with proceeds going to Tuessic hall funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion L. Corliss
Carl E. Longfellow
Day’s Ferry Dramatic Society
Tuesshall
Isaac P. Howard
Charlotte L. Buck
Longfellow
Tuessic Hall
Spanish War Vets Camp Seeks Bath Members
The Sons of Spanish War Veterans Hubbard Camp No 115 invites Bath men eligible to join. Next meeting is Thursday at 7 30 p m at Town Hall Brunswick. The camp aims to grow as Maine’s first of its kind. Miriam Adams a language teacher in Woonsocket RI visits Bath and Brunswick and returns to Weeks Street home of her sister Mrs Wellington A Moore.
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David, Jr
Cincinnati
Ohio
Samuel P. Buck
Day's Ferry
Ida M. Beals
Sagadahoc Ferry
Blanche J. Bunker
Los Angeles
Calif
Woolwich
Westport Junction
Beals
Edith Campbell
Ralph Jewett
Julius Barish
Wingdale
N. Y
Ardenne A. Stott
Park Street
Barish
Harlem Valley State Hospital
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
North Woolwich Methodist Church
K. Paul Yphantis
Beatrice Yphantis
South Methodist Church
Nequasset
Greece
Merrymeeting Camp
North Woolwich
Sons of Spanish War Veterans
Hubbard Camp
Bath
Town Hall
Brunswick
Maine
Miriam Adams
Woonsocket
R. I
Wellington A. Moore
Weeks Street
Boston
Mrs Hamilton Webb Vacationing in Nova Scotia Trip
Mrs Hamilton Webb of Middle Street is spending several days on an automobile tour of Nova Scotia examining sights and enjoying a holiday excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Webb
Middle Street
Nova Scotia
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Mouse Island
Heari Morrison
Ebenerecook
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Cameron's Point
Grand Banks
Nickerson & Sons
New England
Nickersons
Squirrel Island
J. H. Beattie
Dobbs Ferry
MacMahan
Wiliam King
William D. Williamson
King
Solar Lodge
Beattie
Beat
W. E. Palmer
Spain
Farmer
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Olympia
Dewey
Customs House
Capt Farmer
Uncle Sam
Charles F. Kennison
Old
Boston Journal
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Dexter
Hodedon
Skeeton
Hidedon
Niaraploy
Red Mer
Jessie Quinnam
Evelyn Hodgdon
Memorial Hospital
Lin
Wendall Nelson
Kansas City
Allston
Woolwich Center
E. A. Dolloff
David Horton
Massachusetts
C. W. Merrill
Jonesport
Axford Ramsey
Baltimore
Eben Dana
Dana
Burton Hodgkins
Dana and
John
Carl Longfellow
Jackie
Axford Ramsay
Baltimore, Md
Walter Vernelson
Washington, D. C
Day’s Ferry Dramatic Club
OF Bath
America
Henry W. Owen, Jr
the Times Press
Bath, Maine