Phippsburg Summer Scene At Sebasco Estates
This Phippsburg notice lists numerous summer residents and visitors at Sebasco Estates and Dromore Bay Farm, including Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Beebe of Wakefield arriving at Sebasco for August, Mrs. Louise Garth returning from Boston, and many Bath and area residents visiting, hosting events, and attending services. It notes a garden party, church service, various social calls, and a long heat wave impacting elderly resident John Pease amid ongoing summer life.
Fire Alarm System Contract Signed by City and Gamewell Co
City officials and Gamewell Fire Alarm Co signed a contract for a new system to be installed promptly. Work starts within ten days with full installation in 60 days. Three three horn units will be placed at Hose 1, Engine 3, and Engine 2 houses, with synchronized chime tones oriented to serve the most people. Authority set by council with a cap of $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamewell Fire Alarm Co
Frank T. Fortier
Sewall
Marshall Street
Shepard Street
Washagton Street
Mrs Roscoe McFadden Named Maine Conservation Chair
Mrs Roscoe P McFadden has been appointed state chairman of the division of conservation and garden clubs by the Maine Federation of Women's Clubs for two years. She previously chaired roadside beautification and led Cosmopolitan Garden club efforts. Her program emphasizes protecting and preserving endangered wildflowers and educating Missourians about protected species and Maine's natural plant life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe P. McFadden
Conservation and Garden Clubs
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Popham Beach Visitors and Summer Guests List
Long list of visitors and residents around Popham Beach including Leona McDonnell and family returning from South Portland, pond island light keeper Fickett on vacation, Bath and Lisbon Falls guests, and various couples staying at cottages in August. Notable names include Capt Eugene W. Osgood, Mr. and Mrs. Rodgerson, Mr. and Mrs. Morong, and Miss Muriel Shaw among many others. A Beano party for library shingling fundraiser is noted with chocolate donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Upham
Foxboro
Mass
R. F. Campbell
Dromore Bay Farm
Willard Blair
Blair
South Braintree
William B. Perry
Walter J. Pierce
Pierce
South Eliot
Dayton
J. Duane Wheeler
Lotx ‘Er
Emma Perry
Rosebay Cottage
New Meadows
Pauline Rogers
Chebeague Island
Arthur Brown
Frank Brown
Annie Derwent
Annie Bowker
Meadowbrook
Jay Bowker
Woburn
Bowker
Leona McDonnell
Constanze
Richard
South Portland
McDonnell
Eugene Ostocd
Light House
Nepotezn T. Fizkett
Shirley Morong
Bobby
Jerry
Pauline Morong
Burnt Island
Marie Leonard
Jack Lindsey
Arlington
Walter Sprague
Christopher Marr
Georgetown
Marrtown
Irma Huntley
Debra
Muriel
Lubec
Evadna Drake
Carol
David
Drake
Carolyn Rodgerson
Gorham
Grace Barrett
Paul Barrett
Hallowell
Ella Marr
Marr
G. Murrey
Cape Elizabeth
Earl Groves
Somerville
Margaret Stover
Milliard Urquehart
Sezuin Island
Urquehart
Ralph Schofield
Ralph Marsh
Verna
John
Annie
Rahway
N. J
Ralvern
South Shore
Marsh
Thomas Cummings
Betty
McKay
Albert Redion
Bath
Nathaniel Perkins
Ellison Moody
Annie Oliver Stacey
Pauline Moran
John Morong
Paiy
N. H
Canada
Fred Ossord
Norika
West Point
Melville Clark
M. Marine
Maud Pelligine
Mary
Freeport
L. I. No Y
Portland
Roger and
Willard Oliver
Elizabeth Oliver Thomas Cummings
William Osgord
Norma Osgood
Dover
Osgood
Eugene W. Osgood
Elizabeth Webber
Helen Stearns
Cambridge
Mas
Webber Cottage
Earl Mitchell
Boston
Robert Cody
Milton
Bay Point social scene features famed naturalist's visit
Bay Point hosts J Otis Swift, Nature Editor of the World Telegram, at his cottage with Mrs Swift. Swift, beloved by 110000 readers, notes 30 birds on a George Town Road walk including Chewink Myrtle Warbler and Black Throated Green Warbler. Numerous Bath and Kennebec Point residents and visiting families enjoy tea, dinners, and summer rentals at local cottages and resorts along with a Bay Point Improvement Association card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Otis Swift
World-Tregram
Joszian “Brotherhood
Urvelly
Mr. Swift
Bag Point
Bay Point
Swift
New York State
Sturgis Leaveth
Chapel Hill
N. C
Evergreen Lodge
James Pollock
Esther
Buddy
Billy
East Braintree
Mass
Oliver Cottage
Lauie Hamilton
Lester
Quincy
Pollock
Harry Crosman
Guy Sprague
South End
P.T.A
Bath
Camp Brokus
Ray Palmer
Barcelona
Spain
Hawley
J. Wright
Washington State
Hawleys
Albert L. Evans
Emma Lou Hill
Pottsville
Kennebec Point
Emily Shearer
Potsville
Roberta Beaupain
White Plains
Piex
Anrdew Butterfield
Roslindale
W. L. McLean
Jane Hyde
Elizabeth Butterfield
Warren Hawley
Warren, Jr
Sumner
Evelyn Smith
Josephine Johnson
Portland
Doris LeClair
Second Beach
H. C. Stewart
Stewart
Edgar Warren
Georgetown
Arthur Maxwell
Pearl Perry
Richmond
Kenneth Dunlop
Walter Gordon
Miss . Whitehouse
E. C. Tarra
J. Pollock
Hedge Planting Planned at North Street School Grounds
Trustees of a memorial beautification fund established by Miss Annie L. Palmer will use the first year’s income to plant a Latoerry hedge along the grounds of North Street Primary School at Middle and North streets. The hedge will be ornamental and stop pupils and pedestrians from crossing or trespassing. Trustees are Charles C. Low, William L. Skelton and Mrs Fred R. Dean, who have contracted Charles R. Andrews of New Meadows Gardens for the hedge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie L. Palmer
North Street
Middle
North Streets
Asoe
St:el T
Charles C. Low
William L. Skelton
Fred R. E. Dean
Charles R. Andrews
New Meadows Gardens
Weekend visit of Bay residents to town noted
A Bay party including Mrs. E. W. Osgood as chairwoman and Mrs. F. F. Fitch with library trustee Hilton Mitchel spent the weekend in town. Miss Edna M Coolidge and Captain Edgar N. Drake of Georgetown were among those mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Osgood
F. F. Fitch
Vernon — Mattsen
Hilton Mitchel
Bay
Edna M Coolidge
Edgar N. Drake
Georgetown
Phippsburg Church Holds Annual Meeting and Plans
Phippsburg Congregational Church held its annual meeting with reports accepted. Rev. Robert C. Whitehead chosen moderator. hymn books purchase report read. church painting proposed with white and green blinds. A young peoples choir may form, Dr. Chamberlin to lead. Officers reelected. Five services this year average 55. Old Home Sunday August 15 features Rev. Rodny W. Roundy as speaker. August 22 Rev. Frank W. Bevan. August 29 Communion with Rev. Robert C. Whitehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Phippsburg Center
Robert C. Whitehead
Chamberlin
Charles Marston
Yarmouth
Grace Percy Dickinson
Abbie F. Minott
Emma A. Perry
Abbie Minott
Old Home
Rodny W. Roundy
Maine Congregational Churches
Frank W. Bevan
Freemont Street Methodist Church
Gloversville
N. Y
Mount Vernon
Senator Sewall on Maine tax options and sales tax choice
Senator Sewall argues that a broad income tax is impractical due to revenue gaps and estate receipts, endorsing a general sales tax as the best available option. He notes a one percent rate, pass through to consumers, and explains that funds will support Old Age Pensions and education while targeting relief for the desperate poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Grange
John Q
Oldest Teacher in Bath Schools Reassigned and Retirements Marked
Bath school board rearranges staff including Eleanor P Danforth to fifth grade at Dike, Almena A Jaques to geography in eight grade at Central Grammar, Doris D Humphreys to history eight, Berenice Q Colby to grade seven, with several moves from Weeks Street and Dike. Board honors Miss Margaret J Adams after forty one years of service and discusses a new school bus and calendar for 1937 38 while appointing Mrs Lillian Fogg Fadden as school nurse subject to Red Cross regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish
Eleanor P Danforth
Central Grammar
Dike School
Almena A. Jaques
Doris D. Humphreys
Berenice Q. Colby
Jaques
Colby
Humphreys
Weeks Street
Smith
Anna M. Severin
Dike
Lillian Fogg Fadden
Portland
Red Cross
Fadden
William L. Skelton
Arthur J. Dunton
Allan Spear
Margaret J. Adams
Board of Education
Bath
Miss
Bath Young People Announce Engagement Set in Bath
Miss Lore Steininger and Paul Burns Wilson of Bath announced their engagement at her parents home on Lincoln Street. Steininger, educated in Germany and New Jersey, studied at Konigen Katharinenstift in Stuttgart and is active in Club Garret. Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs David L. Wilson, attended Morse High School and Kents Hill, is Bath Junior Chamber of Commerce secretary, and works at Bath Iron Works. The couple plans a September wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lore Steininger
Paul Burns Wilson
Edward P. Steininger
Lincoln Street
Miss Steininger
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corp
Germany
Haddon Heights
N. J
Konigen Katharinenstift College
Stuttgart
Steininger
Club Garret
University of Maine
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Bath Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
Margaret A Mackinnon
Phyllis A. Troop
Herbert A. Henderson
Leonard P. Litchfield
Day's Ferry Dramatic Club Formed in 1884
Day's Ferry Dramatic Club, one of Maine's oldest groups, formed in 1884 to build Tuessie hall in Woolwich as a community center for amateur plays and gatherings. The hall, in fine shape after recent repairs and lighting, operates self sustainably from dances and events. Samuel P. Buck was elected president with Carlton Day Reed as vice president, Mrs. Olive Corliss secretary, and Charles L. Buck treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day’s Ferry
Woolwich
Day's Ferry
Samuel P. Buck
Carlton Day Reed
Olive Corliss
Charles L. Buck
Dromore Farm Bureau Meets at Winnegance
August meeting of Dromore Farm Bureau held in Winnegance Community club house with 11 members present. Topic "Arrangements of Flowers in the Home" led by Mrs Eveline Beals and Mrs Anna Derwent, who attended Lewiston class. Flowers showcased 20 bouquets. dinner by Mrs Derwent and Mrs Beals. Next meeting September 8 on "Sewing at Home" led by Miss Leila J. Oliver. Dinner committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Farm Bureau
Winnegance
Eveline Beals
Anna Derwent
Lewiston
Beals
Aretha Campbell
Leila J. Oliver
Ann Deering
Sadie Carlson
Elizabeth Jackson
Sacred Heart Circle Meets Tuesday Night
Sacred Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella met at the hall on Front Street with good attendance. They planned a cooked food sale for August led by Anne Perry as chairman of the standing social committee. August and September hostesses were appointed, and a social hour followed with Louise Edgell Beather Thebeau and Vivian Kronstrand in hosting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Front Street
Anne Perry
Chars
Overtrude Nugent
Annie Arsenault
Catherine Burgis
Mary Cummings
Louise Edgell
Beather ,Thebeau
Vivian Kronstrand
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Sebasco
Louise Garth
Courtney Brown
Jo-Anne
Roxanne
Courtney, Jr
Alexander Brown
New York
Ruth Bhillings
Bebasco Estates
Welfare Club
Dromore Grange Hall
May Larrabee
Esther McCourt
Jack McKay
Lowell
Blair Cottage
Dromore
William R. Bowie
Gertrude Blaisdell
William Blaisdell
Eleanor Brown
Cora Campbell
Jack Fitzgerald
Jackson Heights
Jack Synnott
C. H. Morrison
Howard MacRonald
Augusta
James L. Morse
Frederick J. Morse
Walter E. Chase
Lester Oliver
William Eugene McIntire
Small Point
Baptist Church
Charles H. Berry
Charles I. Goodrich
Miles Webber
Albert J. Bailey, Jr
Westown
Frank Jewell
Pauline Wyman
John Pease
Mr. Pease
Edward C. Plummer
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Neva
the Times Co
Front St
Sagadahock
Weymouth
Clark & Lake
Roscoe Mfadden
Division of Conservation and Garden Clubs
Maine Federation
Popham Beach
Phippsburg Church
Good End
Senator Sewall
Miss Adams
James Givan
James, Jr
Mary and
Hamilton
Worcester, Mass
Cora A. Smail
Pine Street
Paul B. Wilson
Virginia
E. S. S. Wharf
Kennebec
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MacMahan_ Island
Five Islands
Southport
Capitol and
Squirrel Islands
Boothbay Harbor
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