Wiscasset Town Guests Read Like a Social Page
Wiscasset reports a busy social season with visits from Rev. Robert Good and family bound for Ottawa Ontario after a month of sermonizing and hospitality. Many residents hosted and joined birthday gatherings, island trips, and summer visits, with Mrs. Mary Hobson and others noted among the extended guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Good
Ottawa
Ontario
Dr. Good
First Congregational Church
Congregational
Sheepscot
Mouse Island
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Charles S. Sowder
Nancy
Richmond L. White
Bellas
High Street
Henry W. Webb
George Bemis
Alvin F. Sortwell
Frances A. Sortwell
Mary Hobson
Joseph E Hubbard
Alice D. Taylor
Mary Rafter
Frances Hubbard
Paul Hublbert
Andover
Mass
Ledyard Southard
John H. Southard
Federal Street
Rangeley
Lillian
Beverly
Land
Minnie Lewis
Hodge Street
Mary Scribner
Topsham
Orrs Island
U. of M
Virginia Pease
Water Street
Gillman McFarland
South Bristol
Clarence Rines
Gardiner
Archie Rines
Churchill Street
Emma Stinson
Irvine Stinson
Jack
Stanford
Evelyn Hodgdon
Birch Point
Oneonta
N. Y
Oneonta Normal School
Margaret F. Rees
Brooklyn
Nly
Carolyn S. Varney
Freeport
Monhegan
Joseph E. Hubbard
Frances
Joan Fraser
Robert Grood
Betty
Jéan Philips
Reta Gillett
New York
C'y
Josephine N. Tucker
Josephine P. Tuck
Cedar Lodge
Damar
Frank A. Creiuin
Josephin
Tre
Joseph Lo Neal
Walter G
Chidac
Saniel J Sewall
Creery
H Bemis
Margaret F Rees
Carelen S. Vier
John Sevoy
Southrer Mt Me
Plumstead
Birch
Heineck
Lowelltown
Willcomb
Jackson
Ruth Sewall
Boston
Tovarn
Chatles S. Sewall
Sewall
Grhorss
Detroit
Mich
Jamie 3
Hunt
Cos Cob
Conn
Frank A. Creamer
Washington Str
Leonard Seémon
Portland
Emmons Howard
Howard E White
Chicago
Jesse FL White
Amna Road
Perry
Jamaica Plain Mass
James FE. White
Georgianna Lilly
Hooper Street
James E White
Alice Boynton
Parker B. Stinson
Rockland
Grace A. Albee
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
G. W. Boynton
Lake Worth Fla
Nequasset Farm Bureau Holds August Meeting at Home
Mrs. Maurice T. Hathorne hosted 18 members and 13 guests on the Murphy's Corner road. Topic was cut flower arrangements with talks on bouquets and containers. A quilt prize went to Henry D. Cooper of Woolwich. The group planned a punch table for the Woolwich Grange Community Fair on Aug. 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice T. Hathorne
Murphy's Corner Road
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Frank R. Bailey
Herbert Leeman
Lewiston
Henry D. Cooper
Woolwich
John G. Reed
Woolwich Grange
Perris C. Batley
John W. Brown
Franx R. Bailey
John C Gmore
Percy C Bailey
Josvan LW. Aiker
Boston
Winfield
Wrigis Woon M. Wright
Emink Pal
Chistine Hathtucker
Stel
Grorie Doioft
Eirwin J Gerow
Maxine Walker
Pearl Giaitsiey
Reginald Stacy
Nequasset Auxiliary and Men's Forum Meeting
Nequasset Auxiliary and Men's Forum met at the home of Mr and Mrs William Lee man with 26 present. Mrs Leeman celebrated a belated birthday and received three cakes including one baked by Hollis Leeman. Plans were made for a Woolwich Union for Christian Service benefit serial later this month. Mrs Reginald Stacy presided over the Auxiliary and Arthur Williams led the Forum. The next gathering is set for Sept 2 at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Williams in Nequid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leeman
Leeman
Hollis Leeman
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Reginald Stacy
Auxiary
Arthur Willams
Arthur Wiliams
The
Nequid
Sagadahoc Ferry Hosts Visiting Couple From Malone
Fratk Farnham and Kenneth Sea travel to Sagadahoc Ferry to visit Rev. and Mrs. Charles A Boyd of Malone New York. Boyd has pastored the First Baptist Church there for ten years and will stay until August 12 before joining the Farnhams to relocate near their children in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fratk Farnham
Kenneth Seatravee
Weesley
Mass
Farnham
Dahoc Ferry
Charles A Boyd
Malone
N. Y
Boyd
First Baptist Church
George Farnham
Sagadahoe Ferry
Milhukee
Community notes and social visits in Woolwich and Day's Ferry
Prof Hewitt Thayer and sister Annie visit Day's Ferry with Miss Charlotte Buck while the Town holds a beano at Tuessie hall to aid street lights. Local residents from Baltimore Philadelphia Brooklyn Manchester By The Sea and Malone visit or stay here as summer ends. Church calendars list services field days and picnics with Montsweag hosting Woolwich Center this year and church events planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt Thayer
Princeton
N. J
Annie Thayer
Charlotte Buck
Day's Ferry
Sebenon Hall
Good Will Club
Congdon
Sturtevant
A.M. G. Soule
Barley Neck
Boyd
Malone
N. Y
George Farnham
Carolyn Presley
Bath Memorial Hospital
Annie Cunningham
Tuessie Hall
Street Lights Fund
C. E. Longfellow
Herbert Munsey
Carl E. Longfellow
A. L. Corliss
Woolwich Center
Montsweag
Richard Hunnewell
Nequasset Farm Bureau Meeting at Day's Ferry Home
Nequasset Farm Bureau held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. George Gainsley’s home in Day's Ferry. Hostesses were Mrs. Clifton Guptill and Mrs. Leverett C. Welch. Miss Hortense Welch of Lewiston spoke on making the house homelike with wallpaper pictures books and bric-a-brac. The gathering included 34 attendees with 10 guests and lawn refreshments by Miss Maxine Walker and Miss Pearl Gainsley. The September meeting date will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
George Gainsley
Day's Ferry
Clifton Guptill
Leverett C. Welch
Hortense Welch
Lewiston
Maxine Walker
Pearl Gainsley
Weekend Visit Among Local Residents at Bar Harbor
Mr. and Mrs Frank Moses and Mr and Mrs Raymond Trott of 20 Corliss Street spent the weekend at Bar Harbor enjoying leisure time and local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moses
Raymond Trott
Corliss Street
Bar Harbor
Sagadahoc Probate Court Hears Wills And Administrations
Tuesday session of Sagadahoc superior court reviewed numerous probate matters. Wills were allowed for William Wood and Annie E. Riley with executors named without bond, and inventories and accounts filed for multiple estates, guardianships, and trustees. Further petitions included commitment to Pownal State School and a general petition for trustee confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Walter S. Glidden
William Wood
Bath
John Wesley Wood
Annie E. Riley
John William McGuire
Herbert Hodgkins
Joanna M. Hodgkins
Horace L. Heath
Bowdoinham
Annie F. Jewett
Nell
F. Reid
Daniel Williams
N. E. Kendall
Des Moines
Iowa-Des Moines National Bank & Trust Co
Hattie A. Bowie
Phippsburg
William R. Bowie
Mary E. Blanchard
William B. Blanchard
Real estate transfers show activity in Bath and vicinity
Sagadahoc Registry of Deeds records two weeks of transfers across Bath Georgetown Phippsburg Richmond Topsham West Bath Woolwich and nearby areas. Notable deeds include Clark to May Pendleton to Clancy and Beaton to Tremain among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham
Bath
Sagadahoc Registry of Deeds
Eliza S. Clark
Fred W. May
Edward Clancy
Beatrice A. Pendleton
Dwinal E. Cornish
Sven B. Lonn
William S. Potter
Mike
Alice Zoomie
Sadie H. Beaton
Wilbur L. Tremain
Cumberland Loan and Building Association
John F. Bowie
Iva L. Comeau
Frank W. Hagan, Jr
William A McNeil
Albert M. Pinkham
Georgetown
Walter E. Reed
Clement V. MacMahan
Gerhard Flintermann
Elizabeth Allison Edwards
Phippsburg
Alden S. Specht
Maurice W. Avery
Richmond
Marilla B. Tarr
Solon W. Purinton
Fred N. Boston
Daniel Pender
Arthur F. Burgoin
Hattie L. Boucher
Martha Pendleton
William Gagnon
Alton L. Thompson
Gladys Thompson Morse
Harry A. York
William H. Haley
Harry L. Haley
Clarence M. Haley
Walter H Booker
Mary Minot Ridley
Ruth S Ridley
West Bath
Belle C. Donnell
Earle C. Donnell
Fred H. Stilphen
Edward A. Cummings
Woolwich
Waldo Hawthorne
Harvey P. Hathorne
Former Bath couple observes 40th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Veilleux of Webster Street, Lewiston, former Bath residents, celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on Aug 2. Married in Berlin New Hampshire, Veilleux served as Lewiston city treasurer, IRS clerk in Bath, later a bookkeeper at Bauer Hardware. They lived in Rumford and had three sons and two daughters incl Cecile Veilleux Morse High French instructor and Alice Marguerite Veilleux nurse in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Veilleux
Webster Street
Lewiston
Bath
Berlin
N. H
Veilleux
Internal Revenue Service
Bauer Hardware Co
Rumford
Board of Selectmen
Farmington
Alice Nicol
St. Thomas Montmagny
Que
Augusta
Theodore Veilleux
Washington
Cecile Veilleux
Morse High School
Alice Marguerite Veilleux
New York City
Bath Iron Works Employes Cheer America's Cup Win
The Bath Iron Works yard celebrated as Ranger defended the America's Cup with a record win over Endeavour II in the series. Executives missed most races due to duties but were reached by radio and teleconference as the shipyard bonded over the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Ranger
Endeavour II
William S. Newell
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Washington, D. C
Bath
Philadelphia
Clinton L Bardo
New York Shipbuilding Co
Camden
Newell
Pittsburgh
Archibald M. Main
Providence Rotary Club
Vanderbilt
Twice Turned Over In An Automobile
Paul Stevens and his mother Mary Stevens of Arrowsie escaped serious injuries when a sedan driven by Stevens left the Georgetown highway near Natt F Howes farm and rolled twice ending upright. Both occupants were only shaken with a minor scratch to Mrs Stevens. State Highway Officer Harry L Thompson investigated and noted attempts to identify the other vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stevens
Mary Stevens
Arrowsie
Georgetown
Natt F. Howe
Stevens
Harry L. Thompson
Mr. Stevens
Referendum Question in Maine August 16 1937
The Maine Secretary of State announces the referendum on Chapter 242 Public Laws 1937 seeking approval of old age assistance and minimum educational program revenues. Voters mark YES or NO with an X in the respective square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
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Frank W. Knight
Eleanor
LeGrow
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Charles M. LeGrow
Grace L. Knight
Horatio Shea
Sidney Shea
Houston
DeForest Munsey
Harold Shea
Clinton Shea
Alice Colby
Donald Shea
Chester Swett
Leslie Lewis
Boothbay Harbor
Lincoln Home
Nellie Dowling
Sadie Bradford
Brunswick
Raymond Hamlin
Lafayette Dow
Ann Harbor
Singing Dove
Eddy Place
Edgecomb
Henry F. Butler
Charles Hendrickson
Church of
Sheepscot Road
Edwards
Lester Peters
David Faurer
Charlotte S. Whiton
Whiton
Charles J. DiPerri
Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Henry M. Hobson
Hobson
Lily Price
George H. Bemis
Nequasset Auxiliary
Men’s Forum
Nequasset
Glidden
Ellen R. Warren
Ralph E. Carlisle
Winchester
Maas
Arthur H. Kateon
Evelyn M. Kateon
John R. Higgins
Pownal State School
Dorothy M. Oliver
Merton M. Oliver
Harry L. Day
Herbert E. Grindle
Ella B. Aderton
Bowdeinham
Frank G. Aderton
John D. Gould
Silas P. Lemont
Mary E. Hathorne
Williams Whitney
Walter L Whitney
Ros
Arthur J. Dunton
Carrie V. Ward
Emily W Thomas
Harold E. Freeman
Charlies Ward
Hattie T. Powers
Harry E. Powers
First National Bank
Henry A. Magoun
Rose Leydon
Walter L. Whitney
Charles Ward
Iron Works
L. Eugene Thebeau
Newport
Coast Guard
Ponchotrain
Ratio
Mr. Thebeau
Roland F. Hill
Hill
Fred Leavitt
Forest Service
State OF
Frederick Robie
Washington Street
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Motors Sales Corporation
Michigan
General Motors