Wiscasset Founders Day Pageant Praised At Lincoln Home
Wiscasset Lincoln Home hosted Founders Day with a chicken salad on the grounds and a five-episode pageant drawn from Lincoln County history. Clubs from East Boothbay, Wiscasset, Boothbay, Waldoboro, and Newcastle-Damariscotta presented scenes with costumes and pantomime to a appreciative crowd.
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Lincoln
Lincoln County
East Boothbay
Wiscasset
Boothbay Club
Waldoboro Club
Newcastle-Damariscotta Club
Mrs Viola Pendleton Rites Held in Gardiner
Mrs Viola M Pendleton of Wiscasset died Aug 3 at Gardiner General Hospital after months of treatment. Born Feb 5 1897 in Farmington she was daughter of Henry D and Edith Richardson Roberts. Survived by husband Emery son Carrol three brothers and several nieces and nephews. Funeral held Wednesday at Amesbury White Gardiner with Rev Charles S Sowder officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Viola M. Pendleton
Wiscasset
Gardiner General Hospital
Farmington
Henry D
Edith (Richardson) Roberts
Gardiner
H. M
C. L. Church
Emery Pendleton
Carrol
Wilber E. Roberts
New Isobel II Brig Draws Staten Island Seafarers
The Isobel II a full rigged Baltimore clipper type brigs into Nrows sails with 256 square feet of sail area and a swift lowering rigging. Designed by Court du Bois and Carl M. J von Zielinski owner from Shore Acres Staten Island home port Johnson Island Maryland. Both designers once served in the Navy hydrographic service and sailed square-diggers in youth.
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Staten Island
Brooklyn
Court du Bois
Naples
Carl M. J. von Zeilinski
Shore Acres, S. I
Isobel
Chesapeake Bay
Johnson Island
Maryland
von Zielinski
Santo Domingo
Hydrographic Office
Navy Department
Durham Old Home Sunday Observed With Melrose Trio
The 18th Old Home Sunday will be observed in Durham August 16 at the grange hall with two services at 10 30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Rev. Olin H Tracy and Rev. Olin B Tracy of Melrose Mass will speak. The Newbridge Quartet of Woburn Mass will provide music with Ralph Green leaf James G Sewall Harold Child William Conelinssen and Wallace Perkins as accompanist.
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Durham
Grange Hall
Father and Son
Olin H. Tracy
Olin B. Tracy
Melrose
Mass
the -Newbridge
Woburn
Ralph Greenleaf
James G. Sewall
Harold
Probate Court Actions in Sagadahoc Second Session
Judge Walter S. Glidden presided over the Sagadahoc probate court in the August term. Matters included approvals of estates for Bur rill Spinney Rowe Varney Sils Batchelder Hathorne Smith Moran Deering Williams Shea Ward Spencer and others with executors guardians and administrators named. Licenses to sell real estate granted or filed for Weeks Barron Lord and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Glidden
Sagadahoc
Sarah E. Burrill
Bath
Herbert L. Spinney
Walter E. Rowe
Elizabeth E. Rowe
Verna Frances Denham
Bowdeinham
John B. Denham
Ralph M. Denham
Julia A. Varney
Corrie H. Varney
Frederick B. Silsby
Clarice C. Silsby
Edgar S. Rowe
Waltham
Dorothy F. Rowe
Said Waltham
Susan M. Fairbrother
Richmond
Charles A. Fairbrother
Giles A. Batchelder
Bowdoin
Delia B. Card
Leon E. Batchelder
David Ernest Hathorne
Woolwich
Carrie E. Hathorne
Albion F. Smith
Edward W. Bridgham
C.t.a
Frank Moran
Barre
E. H. Nerney
Cornelia Deering
Bernice C. Deering
Elizabeth E
Ruth Williams
Daniel Williams
Lora R. Shea
Arrowsie
Collingwood C. Shea
Harold M. Ward
Topsham
Elizabeth D. Ward
Rodney E. Ross
Barbara Ross
Maine
Milton Given
Mary W. Hatch
Ernestine E. Spencer
Gainesville
Fla
Robert C. Spencer
Ella E. Sprague
Charles A. Melcher
Belmont
Mass
Frances A. Weeks
Arthur J. Dunton
Emma B. Barron
Albert B. Douglass
Mabel V. Lord of
Margaret E. Mitchell
Plans for Old Folks Club fair at Topsham Aug 25
A Topsham meeting of Three-Quarters Century Club committees discussed the Aug 25 fair at the fair grounds to host 5000 to 6000 attendees. Wilbur C. Oliver of Bath presides. Local leaders from Sagadahoc County mapped transportation, knitting, checker and spelling events, with Mrs. Alice Mc Gouldrick and Mrs. Ernest A. Allan aiding. Funds will be raised via direct mail to Oliver.
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Century Club
Topsham Fair Grounds
Wilbur C. Oliver
Bath
John L. Jack
Topsham
Jack
Topsham Men's Club
Walter L. Hall
Ellis L. Aldrich
F. E. Daggett
Charles I. Giveen
H. W. Chamberlain
L. O. Ellis
Oliver
Alice McGouldrick
Maine Public Health Association
Elliot A. Fuller
Annabelle A. Stearns
Chester A. Plant
Sagadahoc
Plant
Chevrolet
Bates E. Stover
Ernest A. Allan
West Bath Guests Return from Birch Point Cottages
Many visitors from Massachusetts and Maine depart after stays at Birch Point and Larrabee's Grove. Families from Barre Norwood Everett Lewiston Yarmouth and Bath share vacations with locals including the Neileys Philbrooks Holbrooks and Larrabees. Mrs Landers and family travel from Columbus to Skowhegan after visiting Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Neiley
Barre
Mass
Mr. Neiley
I. B. Neiley
Trufant's Crossing
D. H. Philbrook
Norwood
James Wood
Massachusetts
Philbrook
Birth Point
Edwin Ahlin
Chambers
James Scott
Everett
Birch Point
Eleanor Thompson
Waterville
Percy E. Holbrook
Meadowbrook Road
Herbert Holbrook
Hilda
Harvey
Yarmouth
Bath
West Bath
Holbrooks
Stackpole Farm
Josephine Moore
R. N
Bath Memorial Hospital
George Moore
Jean
St. Stephen
N. B
Fred W. Larrabee
Larrabee's Grove
Eva Kingsbury
Laurada Jordan
Camp Wyconda
Belgrade Lakes
William J. Burke and Sons
William and
Edward
Medford
Larrabee’s Grove
Doris Capiferri
Quincy
Marian
Beatrice Rose
Rosedale
Courtney E. Stover
Cooper's Mills
Esther Colby
Rufus Colby
Colby
Windsor
Joyce Audrey Stover
Charles White
Herbert C. White
Sanford
Florence Landers
Columbus
Henrietta Winkler
Alton
Martha Lou
New Philadelphia
Skowhegan
Emma Cox
Lexington
Trufant’s Crossing Road
Landers
Winkler
Social notes at 327 Front Street guest visit
At the home of Lieut. Com. and Mrs. Glenn Easton two weeks guesting with Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Chadbourne of Cambridge Maine and Mrs. Virginia Blethen of Frankfort.
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Glenn Easton
Front Street
Vaughn Chadbourne
Cambridge
Virginia Blethen
Frankfort
Death in Sabino. Laura E. Lemont widow of Joseph M. Lemont
The Sabino colony mourns Laura E. Lemont widow of Joseph M. Lemont who died Wednesday morning at her Sanford Crossing home. Society notes list many Sabino residents and visitors from Bath Winthrop Revere and Marblehead as they recount local trips and summer gatherings at Boothbay Harbor and Camp Sunset.
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Laura E. Lemont
Joseph M. Lemont
Sanford's Crossing
Lillian Brown
Garnet Bridge
Orr's Island
Ernest Heywood
Bath
Charles H. Bates
Beachmont
Marjorie Henderson
Winthrop
Mass
Jean Bates
Trenton
N. J
Richard Hastings
Virginia
Jeannette
Bangor
Lemont Cottage
George Daley, Jr
Martha Daley
North Danville
N. H
George Shattuck
Pepperell
Florence Darling
Humphrey A. Owen
Hyden
Hurland
Wayland
Mr. Hyden
Mr. Hurland
Moosehead Lake
Conrad Nelson
Marblehead
Thure Nelson
Alfred J. Horley
Arlington
Sabine
Revere
Ted
Alice
Buddy Cameron
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Boothbay Harbor
San Francisco
Bath Opera House
Harland
Chrey A. D . Owen
Woolwich Club Plans Fall and Winter Activities
Woolwich community notices cover Good Will club meetings with Mrs. Charles Hunnewell and August 22 events at Mrs. John Lilly's home. Auxiliary and Men's Forum schedule a sale and lawn party August 20 at Reginald Stacy’s home. Sunday church services and parish activities are listed for Nequasset and Woolwich Center churches along with summer school plans for Rev Willard Rand and hosting of field days and picnics.
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Good Will Club
Woolwich
Charles Hunnewell
Sagadahoc Ferry
Costello P. Hall
Edward V. Reed
Fred Carlton
Florence Carlton
Maud Orr
George Farnham
Sadie Rice
Harry Fitch
Arthur H. Durgin
Miss Saunders
Roland McIntosh
Reginald Stacey
Eleanor Lawrence
Belmont
Mass
Ethel Dexter
Edwin Marsh
Gertrude Marsh
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. P. Hall
John Carter
Vermont
Osmond and
Delmar Molarsky
Nutmeg
N. J
Merrymeeting
Boothbay
Melvin Henderson
William Sewell
Bath
Richard Carlton
Nequasset
Louise Reynolds
Bates Summer School
Union For Christian Service
Nequasset Methodist Church
Pearl Gainsley
Connecticut
Mary Dana
Senter’s
Virginia Rogers
Little White
Montsweag
Woolwich Center Church
Woolwich Center
Ladies’ Aid
Henry E. Weston
Moatsweag
Willard Rand
Sebenon Hall
Daily Vacation Bible School
Jesus
Dow
Fitch
Gilmore
Corliss
Farnham
Rand
Harold Smith
Framingham
Smith
Bates College
North Woolwich Methodist Church
Wing
Bangor Seminary
Miscellaneous Shower Held for Prospective Bride Miss Anna Sullivan
A misc shower in honor of Miss Anna C. Sullivan of 22 Liberty Street was hosted by Miss Margaret Mulcahy at her Earl Street home. Guests played cards and games and enjoyed refreshments. Attendees listed include SS Henry Dionne Brunswick and St Marys Church date August 12.
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Anna C. Sullivan
Liberty Street
Margaret Mulcahy
Earl Street
Henry Dionne
Brunswick
St. Mary's Church
Sullivan
Evolution of US Marines uniforms from colonial days to today
The article traces Marine Corps outfit changes from cocked hats and wigs in Philadelphia to blue dress blues, leather necks, brass eagles on caps, and the globe eagle anchor insignia. It invites readers to submit historic uniform details to the Depot Quartermaster in Philadelphia.
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Marine Corps
United States Marines
Shanghai
San Francisco
Milord
Quartermaster
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Samuel Nicholas
Nicholas
Maryland
Marines
Depot Quartermaster
South Broad Street
Obituary List Names Women From Brunswick Area
A long roster of women including Anne Helen Cavanaugh Helen Green Arlene Brackley Mary Gallant Geraldine MecGuiggan Eleanor and Esther Wilson Ruth Conley Evelyn Tomlinson Lida Nadeau Ethel Stinson Evelyn Nickerson Geraldine Robichaud Helen Hosmer Lillian Belanger Viola Arsenault Dorothy Moore Elizabeth A Sullivan Evelyn Hart and several titled matrons from Brunswick are noted in a community notice. The list includes Mrs Frank Durant Mrs Harry Comeau Mrs Walter O Dell Mrs Harry Sullivan Mrs John J Mulcahy Mrs Frank P Mellon Mrs John Gallant and Mrs Virginia Dionne Dorelda Dionne.
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Anne Helen Cavanaugh
Helen Green
Arlene Brackley
Mary Gallant
Geraldine MecGuiggan
Eleanor
Esther Wilson
Ruth Conley
Evelyn Tomlinson
Lida Nadeau
Ethel Stinson
Evelyn Nickerson
Geraldine Robichaud
Helen Hosmer
Lillian Belanger
Viola Arsenault
Dorothy Moore
Elizabeth A. Sullivan
Evelyn Hart
Frank Durant
Harry Comeau
Walter O'Dell
Harry C. Sullivan
John J. Mulcahy
Frank P. Mellon
John Gallant
Virginia Dionne
Dorelda Dionne
Brunswick
Fisherman Catches 32 Pound Hake Off Seguin
Reports say William Wallace hauled a 32 pound hake off Seguin in the Kennebec region. The catch is noted as the largest of its kind in recent days amid talks of tuna and other deep sea fish.
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Kennebec
William Wallace
Seguin
Bath visit shows enduring Maine deep sea fishing appeal
Herbert M. Sawyer former city editor of The Worcester Telegram stopped in Bath on Tuesday en route to Boothbay Harbor for vacation. He has recovered his health and reconnected with old Bath Times staff while retaining ties with the Telegram after 45 years of service.
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Herbert M. Sawyer
Worcester Telegram
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Bath Times
Telegram
Family Notices From Boothbay Harbor Area
Mark W. Sewall of Boothbay Harbor is visiting his grandmother Mrs. Mark W. Sewall of Washington Street. His mother Mrs. Donald S. Sewall of Boothbay Harbor and Mrs. R. M. Bickerstaff of Haddonfield New Jersey, who are spending the summer in Boothbay, left Wednesday for Haddonfield where they will spend a week.
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Malden
Mass
Roy R. Marston
Main Street
John Chase
Anna Cate
New York
Effie Irvine
North Edgecomb
Will Clifford
Marjory Clisby
Billy
Annie Adams
River Road
E. C. Merry
Portland
Julia B. Lewis
Federal Street
Howard E. White
Chicago
Jesse F. White
Alna Road
Alice Adams
Boston
Minnie Y. Bemis
Donald Macurda
Faneuil
Fred H. Boynton
Brewer
Wilbur Lowell
Hodge Street
Frank Quinnam
Helen
Raymond
Joanna Evans
Old Orchard
Frank S. Lambert
Joseph Lambert
Ruth
Lucille
Somerville
Wiscasset
Labor Day
Mark W. Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Washington Street
Donald S. Sewall
R. M. Bickerstaff
Haddonfield
N. J
Boothbay
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Randolph
M. A. Plumstead
John South
Sidney G. Evans
A. H. Applin
East Raymond
Camp Hines
Fred Hall
Walter Leavitt
Farmington Falls
Charles Metcalf
Billy Berry
Raymond Quinnam
Edward Evans
Orin Mains
Earl Rines
Rines
Endicott Mareau
A. F. Sortwell
Barrell
Town Landing
Fred Magoon
Solon
Charles S. Lowder
Nettie Knight
Camden
Charles M. Legrow
Grace Knight
Henry Sewall
Charles
Utica
J. E. McKenney
Grace
Lucy Hildreth
Beverley
Neal Creamer
Creamer
Frank A. Creamer
Kenneth Rawson
Commander MacMillan
Admiral Byrd
Antarctica
Leonard W. Folsom
Providence
R. I
Samuel C
Ann E. Damon Folsom
Elery H. Folsom
Augusta
C. W. Lowell
Hallowell
Arembec Lodge
Zoa Hilton
A. W. Hilton
Damariscotta
Freeman D. Southard
Wallace Purington
Lawrence H. Marston
Donald F. Reble
Prometrist — Centre
Durham Old
W.S. Glidden
Nathaniel Slater
Philip
Lawrence
Sabino
Martha Crosman
Pemaquid Point
Minnie Martin
United States
Big Hake
Aine
Valeska Ward
Aroostook County
Limestone
Maine Department of Agriculture
Iss Ward