Annual Reunion Of Three Families In Maine
The Jackson Farnham Shaw clan gathered Sunday at Lobster Cove Boothbay Harbor for the annual reunion with lobster clams and corn. Attendees included Hon N Gratz Jackson and family from Bath along with members from Bath South Paris Damariscotta Mills Bangor and Detroit among others.
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Jackson-Farnham-Shaw
Lobster Cove
Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Farnham
David
Fred Winslow
Jeanine
Boothbay
Harold Witham
Betty Jean
Damariscotta Mills
Boyce Wagstafl
Thaxter Church
Harry
Thelma
Mary Jorie
Bangor
Garnet Peeling
Detroit
Mich
Estate of Thom as G Plant Sold At Auction
The late Thom as G Plant’s expansive Ossipee Lakes region estate, known as Plants castle Lucknow, brought a bid of 111 On0 at foreclosure. Attorney Frederik Wo Appell of New York, representing Joseph H Emery estate, secured the purchase. The property fronts Lake Winnipesaukee, features Norwegian style hand hewn oak and stone, and once opened Ossipee Park to the public briefly. In 1917 Plant backed Theodore Roosevelt and supported J P Morgan firm ties with a $25,000 contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Plant
Atty
Frederik Wo Appell
New York City
Joseph H. Emery
Harry Blanchard
Sandwich
Ossipee Notiitii
Lucknow
Plants Castle
Plant
Theodore Roosevelt
George W Perkins
J. P. Moruwean
New Hampshire
Marultonboro
Lake Winnipesaukee
Ossipee Park
New England
Yosemite
Falls of Song
Emerald Pool
Bald Knob
Stevens Observe 35th Wedding Anniversary at Small Point Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stevens celebrated their 35th anniversary with a surprise party Saturday night at Small Point Beach. Governor Sumner Sewall offered congratulations. The couple, residents of Newcastle, were married in Anna and have long ties to Maine rail and shipyard work. Family guests included three daughters and numerous friends. Ice cream, cake, and Pyrex gifts highlighted the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stevens
Small Point Beach
Urban Waring
Dorothy Meserve
Newcastle
Grace Stevens
Damariscotta
Waring
Esther Drummond
Martha Page
Columbia Roberts
Stella Mae
Hedwig Letzer
Gertrude Vanderhol
Katherine Murr
Gertrude Walker
Fortunate Escape From Serious Injury In City Crash
One of the six automobile accidents Saturday afternoon during a traffic lull for the President’s train arrival. Mrs Estelle T Marcell of Bronxville narrowly avoided serious injuries when her car collided with Matti Ro Eaton’s at the Oak and High intersection. The Marcel car overturned and rested on its right side. Mrs Marcell, alone, was treated at 98 Middle Street for minor cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Oak
Hoh Street
Estelle T. Marcell
Bronxville
N. Y
Matti Ro Eaton
Phippsburg
Mir. Marceli
Hoh
Mr. Eaton
Oak and
High
Marcell
Rix Rasiend G Putnam
Middle Street
Bartlett Fined $100 for DUI in Municipal Court
Jeremiah Bartlett of Sebasco pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor. He was fined 100 dollars and costs of 7.62 in Municipal Court Tuesday morning after being ordered to court by State Highway Patrolman John P Crosby following an accident on the Small Point road in Phippsburg Sunday afternoon.
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Jeremiah Bartlett
Sebasco
Thartlett
John P Crosby
Small Point
Phippsburg
North End club lawn party awards sugar coal and flour
At the North End Community club lawn party Mrs Florence Barker of North Bath received a ton of coal and James Jordan of this city won a barrel of flour while Tincolwich claimed the 100 pounds of sugar.
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Tincolwich
North End
Florence Barker
North Bath
James Jordan
Stilphen Bragdon wedding charms Saturday evening
Miss Marcia D Bragdon married Clyde Stilphen in a ring ceremony at her grandparents home 785 High Street. Dr David L Wilson officiated. A reception followed with flowers and cake. The couple plans a weeklong wedding trip and will reside at 785 High Street.
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Marcia D. Bragdon
Clyde Stilphen
Caleb Burns
High Street
David L. Wilson
Eleanor Davis
Pittston
Mary Eleanor Davis
Lois Alexander
Calais
Reginald T. Burns
Reginald Lord
Brunswick
Adescar Fournier
Lida Foose
Exeter
N. H
Stilphen
Ada Bragdon
Portland
Raymond Bragdon
Windham
Morse High
Deering High
Clyde K. Stil
Turner Wells Wedding in Keene Saturday
Lieut and Mrs. Joan A Lord of Pearl Street and their daughter attended the wedding of Gardner Clyde Turner of Keene New Hampshire and Virginia Wells of Chesham New Hampshire at St James church Keene The ceremony was by Rev William E Gardner The bride wore white tulle with orange blossom coronet and a blue marquisette attendants wore blue gowns The couple will honeymoon on the Virginia a cabin cruiser sailing the Maine coast and plan Keene home Turner Harvard 1932 and Harvard Law School graduate is an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan A
Pearl Street
John Freeto 3d
Freeto
Belmont
Mass
Lords
Gardner Clyde Turner
Keene
N. H
Virginia Wells
Chesham
Turner
Clyde A. Turner
Goldie Lord
Bath
Turer
Wellington Wells
St. James Church
William E. Gardner
Nantucket
R. 1
Aged Citizens Honor At Maine Florida Association Reunion
The Maine Florida Association meeting at Larrabee's on the New Meadows drew attendees from across Maine. Aged honorees included Rev. B. C. Wentworth 93 a long time preacher. Dr. George L. Tobey 88 past Maine Three Quarter Century club president. Dr. F. J. Robinson 91. and Mrs. Hannah Dearborn 91. The group total ages 363 and the event highlighted longevity and friendships formed with Western state associations.
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Maine- Florida Association
Larrabee’s
New Meadows
Maine
St. Petersburg
B. C. Wentworth
Cushing
Thomaston
George L. Tobey
Machiasport
Bremen
Maine Three Quarter Century Club
F. J. Robinson
Fairfield
Hannah Dearborn
Ogunquit
Horatio L. Baker
Arrowsic
Florida
Miami
Wyman Dam
Bingham
Levi W. Steward
High Street
Boston and Maine
Charles S. Merser
Old Orchard
Garden party plans to meet Maine author Miss Chase
An outdoor hospitality tea is planned for Friday afternoon August 29 to meet Miss Mary Ellen Chase at the Damariscotta Information Bureau grounds. Grevis Melville reports for the event and notes possible tents if weather turns stormy. Chase’s new book Wind Swept will be published in November with jacket designs by Melville who is a landscape painter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Chase
Maine
Damariscotta Information Bureau
Grevis Melville
Melville
Macmillan
Hackley School
Tarrytown
N. Y
Rummage Sale For Bath Baby Clinic Nets Over $90
A Thursday afternoon sale at the Red House on Lincoln Street raised more than $90 for the Bath chapter of the American Red Cross Baby Clinic. Volunteers aiding included Miriam W. Kimball Alice Barler Minnie A White Rupert Irvine Harmon Eliason and others supporting welfare work for the clinic during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red House
Lincoln Street
Bath
American Red Cross
Miriam W. Kimball
Arthur Sewall
Alice Barler
Harold W. DeLong
Seth S. Mullin
Minnie A. White
Rupert Irvine
Harmon Eliason
Frank A. Givin
Donald N. Small
John Broadhurst
Charles A. Brooks
William Morland
Roger D Skillings
Nancy Hyde
Edward Drake, Jr
Herbert S. Harris
Mrs Roy Akeley Returns From Bar Harbor Visit
Mrs Roy Akeley and her son Wayne of 30 Grove Street have returned home after a five week stay with relatives in Bar Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Akeley
Wayne
Grove Street
Bar Harbor
Town chairmen named for Old Folks Club meeting
The 17th annual Three Quarter Century Club gathering will take place at the University of Maine Orono on Tuesday August 26. State Transportation Chairman Frank H. Holley of North Anson appoints Sagadahoc transportation chair Miss Elizabeth Deering Bath who names local coordinators to arrange transport and picnic coffee provisions for attendees.
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University of Maine
Orono
Frank H. Holley
North Anson
Elizabeth Deering
Bath
Sagadahoc
Miss Deering
Arrowsie
Ruth Sturmer
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham
Lena Shelton
Ellery Doyle
Georgetown
Belle Heald
Phippsburg
Raymond McIntire
Richmond
Sam Dorrance
Topsham
Ellis L. Aldrich
West Bath
Joseph Larrabee
Woolwich
Pearl Reed
Marriage of Margery Haskell and Herbert Antworth announced
The Bath couple Margery Haskell and Herbert Antworth married in Danforth on July 10 1940. The ceremony occurred during a northern state motor trip with both sets of parents present. Margery is a Morse High School alumna who worked for Central Maine Power and Bath Trust Co. before resigning. Herbert works in the layout department at Bath Iron Works. The pair reside with Margery's parents at 660 High Street.
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Margery Haskell
Herbert O. Antworth
Bath
Robert H. Haskell
Danforth
Stanley Antworth
Waterville
Antworth
Morse High School
Central Maine Power Co
Bath Trust Co
Haskell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Hardings
Mrs. Antworth
High Street
Authoress from Wilmington Visits Phippsburg Center
Miss Ethel Wilson, English teacher at Bayard Junior High in Wilmington Delaware, a playwright and author of Oiling the Earth, is spending a few days at Phippsburg Center while touring Maine. Her play has won praise from critics and librarians and suits 4 H clubs and youth camps in the region. She is gathering material for future works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Wilson
Bayard Junior High School
Wilmington
Del
Phippsburg Center
Wilson
Pine Tree State
Mississippi River
Maine Press Association Convention Speakers Featured
Paul K. Niven of the Brunswick Record will address publishers at Rockland on Friday. His topic covers wages materials and administration of Maine weeklies for 41 and 42. Douglas Fosdick of Rumford Falls Times will discuss the paper facings after the Don disaster. The program includes war and civilian defense topics and reports of officers. Luncheon follows at Crescent Beach Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul K. Niven
The
Brunswick Record
Maine Press Association
Rockland
Maine
Douglas Fosdick
Rumford Falls
Crescent Beach Inn
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A. R Webster
Philip Ollweiler
Fair St. Providence
Dummer St
Bath
Fred B. Reed Co
E. Wallace
Front St. Bath
Engagement Announced for Miss Ferne Pettengill and Arthur Farris Jr
The engagement was announced at a supper party at the Pettengill home Thursday night. Miss Pettengill, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Pettengill of Liberty street, and Mr Arthur RK Farris Jr, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur R K Farris of Union. Mr Farris works as an accountant at Bath Iron Works and Miss Pettengill is employed in the J J Newberry office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferne Pettengill
Arthur Burnell Farris, Jr
Miss Pettengill
George Pettengill
Liberty Street
Mr. Farris
Arthur RK. Farris
Union
Farris
Bath Iron Works
J. J. Newberry
Marriage Intentions Filed in Linwood Clerk Office
Marriage intentions have been filed with the city clerk of Linwood. Anita E Patenaude of Rumford plans to marry a Mr Higgins, son of William F Higgins of Bath. Patenaude is the daughter of Charles Patenaude of Rumford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Iweins
Anita E Patenaude
Rumford
Higgins
William F. Higgins
Bath
Miss Patenaude
Charles Patenaude
Dunbar and Sabins wed in Central church
Violet Dunbar of 797 High street and Frederick Sabins were married last Wednesday at Central church with Rev. Raymond G. Putnam officiating. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. David Reckards of High street. The bride is daughter of Willington and Violet Dunbar of Belfast. he is a machinist on an Iron Works destroyer. They will reside at 797 High street.
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Violet Dunbar
High Street
Frederick Sabins
Central Church
Raymond G. Putnam
David A. Reckards
Sabins
Willington Dunbar
Belfast
Congress
Aes. Ma
Newcastle
N. H
Eames-Ames Reunion Highlights Bowdoinham Gathering
The 25th annual Eames-Ames Association reunion drew about 100 attendees at Bear Pond North Turner. Members trace lineage to Robert Eames early Woburn settler and to John Alden and Priscilla Mullins, with James H. Ames of Bowdoinham as president and Jessie Ames as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eames-Ames Association
Bear Pond
North Turner
Robert Eames
Woburn
Mass
John Alden
Priscilla Mullins
James H. Ames
Bowdoinham
Fred Richardson
South Portland
Wilmot Ames
Gardiner
Jessie Ames
Jane Browne
Pleasant Street
William Whelpley
Boston
Whelpley
Clara Fogg
Bowdeinham
Charles M. White
Augusta
Ridge Free Will Baptist Church
U.S. O
Bowdoinham Farm Bureau
Merrymeeting Grange Hall
George Hamilton
River Road
Baptist Church
Edward Brennan
Lynn
Justice Ames
Brennan
William Ackley Woods
Brunswick Court
Robert Darling
Massachusetts
Frank Siegars
Darling
Betty Wilson
Mary Daggett
Waltham
Hattie Andros
Charles B. Randall
West Bath
Lauris Wilson
Edward
Girard College
Philadelphia
Courtney Nealey
Boston University
P. C. Nealey
John'Brown
Ivan Lang
Squaw Mountain Inn
Greenville
Ola Curtis
Ethel Temple
Harvey Ames
Janet
Dorothy
David
Watertown
James Ames
Tenants Harbor
Mr. Ames
Forest Wall
James Brown
Rochester
N. H
George Brown
Edwin Alexander
Edgar Chandler
Jamaica Plain
Edith Wood
Judgment found for plaintiff in replevin case over 1940 Mercury
Justice Raymond Fellows ruled in Sagadahoc Superior Court that J Horace McClure should recover the 1940 Mercury sedan from Albert W Wing. The car was financed through a local bank and allegedly sold while mortgaged. Judgment includes car return and one dollar damages.
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Sagadahoc Superior Court
Raymond Fellows
Hanger
J. Horace McClure
Albert W. Wing
Richmond
McClure
Harold B. McKechnie
McKechnie
Wing
Edward W. Bridgham
Justice Fellows
John J. Keegan
Friends and families in Bowdoinham Post Road notes
Local social notes reveal illness of Mrs. Lillian Carr Barrett and weekend visits by Mapleton Grendells to Mrs. Lloyd McPherson. The Gould sisters and son return from New Brunswick and Presque Isle after attending Lamoreau reunion. Pearl Raymond attends Bates College Summer School in Lewiston. Freeman Billings family visit Brownsville and other relatives. The Home Circle met with Mrs. Harry Purington Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Carr Barrett
Freeman Billings
Son
Portland
S. Billings
Charles Blodgett
Harold McPherson
Brownville
Harry Purington
Rochester Couple Staying at Hotel Sedgwick
Mr and Mrs Percival H Safford of Rochester New Hampshire are visiting for a few days at Hotel Sedgwick. Mrs Safford formerly Miss Eveleth Weeks of Bath Maine has many friends and relatives in the area. Mr Safford runs a jewelry business in Rochester.
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Percival H. Safford
Rochester
N. H
Sedgwick
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