Sears Family Reunion Draws Largest Attendance in Wiscasset
The sixth Sears Family reunion gathered at Mr. and Mrs. John F. Jackson home with a large Portland and Bath contingent, showcasing a lawn dinner and a wide circle of relatives from Nobleboro Damariscotta Mills Woolwich and Castine amid local events and D A R gatherings.
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Sears
John F. Jackson
George W. Stilphen
John Stilphen
Carol
Linda
Portland
Philip Alen
Scarboro
Edward J. Burns
Isabelle Burns
F. W. Deering
Thelma Deering
Mattie Stilphen
Edward Rice
Bath
Fred J. Hatch
Betty
J. Edward Ball
Joyce
Joseph
Richard
Nobleboro
Arthur Jones
Damariscotta Mills
Hilton Soule
Jean
Woolwich
Everett W. Jackson
Ruth
Merilyn
Lauri Seavey
Graydon Fowles
Ruth Jones
Wiscasset
Wolfboro
N. H
John W. Myer
Federal Street
John Walden Myer Jr
Payson Rexar
Rutland
Higgins Discharged On Driving Charge In Bath Court
Ralph Higgins Jr of East Brunswick was found not guilty of reckless driving by Judge Gardiner Deering after a Bath municipal court hearing. Witnesses testified Higgins swung across Center Street in City Hall Square at high speed, while Higgins denied speeding and claimed a parked car forced the wider turn. Court records show prior charges in 1938 and 1940 with mixed outcomes. In a separate case, Robert McIntyre was found guilty of cruelty to animals for leaving a horse and cart in Center Street, ordered to pay fines and costs, with probation for six months.
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Ralph Higgins, Jr
East Brunswick
Gardiner R. Deering
Joseph A. Butler
Donald Crosby
Higgins
City Hall Square
Bath
Stanley Prest
John P. Carey
Edward W. Brigham
Crosby
Percy W. Kingsbury
McIntyre
Center Street Court
Lebel Injured When Car Leaves Road Near Whiskeag
Edwin J. Lebel 27 of 38 Russell Street was injured when his machine left the road just west of Whiskeag fill about 12:30 a.m. The car struck mail boxes, hit a tree stump and overturned. Lebel, bruised and with a cut over the right eye, was taken to Memorial hospital for observation and would face a municipal court charge for operating under the influence once released.
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Edwin J. Lebel
Russell Street
Memorial Hospital
John P. Crosby
Crosby
William Rader
Bath
Herbert W. Rogers
Alice E. Rogers
Lebel
Alfred Wray's Funeral Held at Greenlawn Cemetery
The body of Alfred McKay of Woolwich, who disappeared Thursday last week and was found in the Kennebec River Wednesday, was taken to Greenlawn cemetery Wiscasset for a committal service by Rev. Chester B. Oliver of Wesley church Bath. McKay, born Clyde River Nova Scotia November 4 1876, entered Maine from Sherbrooke July 12 1919 and filed for naturalization listing wood chopping as his occupation. Bearers were Arambee lodge Odd Fellows members: Charles E. Cowley John S. Dickinson Everett W. Jackson Joseph H. Smith.
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Alfred McKay
Woolwick
Kennebec River
Greenlawn
Wiscasset
Chester B. Oliver
Wesley Church
Bath
McKay
Clyde River
N. S
Maine
Sherbrook
Arambee
Morse boy funeral set for Friday in Bath
The funeral for three year old Fred F. Morse III who drowned in the family well in Woolwich will be held Friday at two o clock in the Arthur F Mayo funeral residence at 819 High Street Bath.
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Fred F. Morse, Jr
Fred G
Clara McIntire Morse
Woolwich
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Bath
West Bath Church Social Ends With Weenie Roast
A West Bath church social drew more than 50 friends for an evening of outdoor horseshoe pitching a short indoor music program and fireside roasted frankfurters doughnuts and coffee. Local families and visitors from Auburn Portland Danvers Bath and Boothbay Harbor joined in.
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West Bath
G. C. Smith
Arthur Ward
Ted Nelson
Marblehead
Mass
Sabine Colony
Wiscasset Open Homes Day Draws Large Crowd
Open Homes Day in Wiscasset drew about 1,000 visitors and at least $2,000 in proceeds. Attendees toured historic sites including the 116 year old courthouse where Daniel Webster and Ben Butler once practiced law, and enjoyed a luncheon on Mrs Sortwell’s lawn.
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Wiscasset
Sortwell
Maine
Daniel Webster
Ben Butler
Mrs Theberge Injured in Brunswick Crash
Mrs. Philip Theberge of Brunswick injured in a Thursday morning collision with a car driven by Alton King of East Brunswick. Theberge suffered cuts and bruises from being thrown from the vehicle. her husband and King escaped with minor injuries as both cars were badly damaged. State Patrolman John P. Crosby investigated the crash near Cook's Corner.
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Philip Theberge
Brunswick
Natalie Kidder
Alton King
East Brunswick
Bath Iron Works Corp
Theberge
King
Bath-Brunswick
Cook's Corner
John P. Crosby
Woolwich Celebrates August Birthdays at Day's Ferry School
A joint birthday party Thursday at Tuessie hall honored Day's Ferry school children born in August. Guests included Muriel Raynes Roberta Armstrong Hopestill Day Reed Jr Martin Carter Avis Carter Er win Skillin and others. After games dancing and treats 35 attendees enjoyed the event.
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Tuessie Hall
Mason C. Carter
Erwin Skillin
Vera Skillin
Pauline Nute
Gardiner
Clayton Armstrong
Merle Jamieson
Charlotte Buck
Warren Baynes
Elsie
Robert
John Reed
Marguerite Durgin
Mary Lou
Hepzibah Reed
Betty Preble
Donald Ketchum
Guy Reed
Eleanor
James Carter
Marjorie Mayberry
Barbara
Robert Chandler
Betty Wright
Orman
Myron Skillin
Virginia
Harold Young
Keith
Merleen Jameson
Rae
Rita Goss
Augusta
Social Roundup Includes Weddings Picnics and Visits Across Maine
A string of social events winds through Nequasset Woolwich Center Bath and Montsweag with gatherings for Morton Baker’s birthday in Nequasset, Open House Day at Rice-Andrews home, and visitors from Watertown Brooklyn Boston and Chicopee Falls. Summers at Day's Ferry and Caribou extended stays accompany picnics at Pemaquid and church events. Cultural Maine pamphlet signals increased arts and vacation interest.
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Blanche Davis
Brooklyn
N. Y
Amy Cromwell
Nequasset
Axford Ramsey
Baltimore
Day's Ferry
Earl Stimpson
Caribou
Richard Brown
South Dresden
Harlan McCobb
Clifford Richey
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Janice
Richard
Harold Shaw
J. Frank Hunt
Joan
Lemont Street
Bath
G. W. Shaw
Montsweag
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Pemaquid
Montsweag Church
F. Hilton Soule
Maine
Development Commission of
Everett F. Greaton
Albion L. Corliss
Funeral for Sylvester H Rowland in Bath
The burial of Sylvester H Rowland electrical engineer who came to Bath 40 years ago for interior communication work aboard the Georgia and at Bath Iron Works was held at his home 47 Court Street with Rev. Joseph O Purdue officiating. Bearers were past commanders Edwin H P Lowell Eugene McGrath Arthur B Stilphen and Donald D Young of Dunlap commandery K T. He is buried in Oak Grove.
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Sylvester H. Rowland
Bath
Georgia
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Court Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street
Rowland
Dunlap Commandery
K.T
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Eugene McGrath
Arthur B. Stilphen
Donald D. Young
Oak Grove
Welden P Preble Celebrates 90th Birthday in Woolwich
Welden P Preble, the oldest man in Woolwich, turned 90 on Monday August 19 and quietly observed the day at his River road home. A lifelong farmer and former river fisherman, he lives with daughter Mrs Melvin Howe on the Winship Lilly farm. His son Lemuel operates the parental farm, a brother John Preble lives at Day's Ferry, and daughters Winnie and Mary also reside nearby. He remains in good health, keeps up daily chores, and reads the daily paper for war and politics news, with neighbors gifting a birthday cake.
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Welden P. Preble
Woolwich
Dresden
Browne
Bowdoinham
Welden Preble
Lemuel Preble
Melvin Howe
Howe
Winship Lilly
Lilly
Lemuel
Welden
John Preble
Day's Ferry
Winnie
Mary Preble
Autopsy on Alfred M. McKay Finds Drowning Likely
Dr. Harry F. Morin performed an autopsy on Alfred M. McKay 64 of Woolwich and ruled drowning as the cause. A neck bruise and arm injuries prompted the county attorney to order the examination. Officials noted uncertainty whether death was self inflicted or accidental, though indications favored suicide. McKay, a Canadian citizen, had feared deportation while seeking naturalization with attorney John J. Keegan. He is survived by a wife whose whereabouts are unknown. Also in Augusta, a Friday home craft exhibit sponsored by the Augusta China Club showcased hand painted china, ship models, pottery, illustrated books, book plates, rug making, and metal craft at Surgis House.
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Sherwood Aldrich
Harry F. Morin
Alfred M. McKay
Woolwich
Charles W. Messenger
McKay
Phippsburg
John J. Keegan
Keegan
Augusta
Augusta China Club
Surgis House
Harry B Sawyer Dies After Brief Illness at 76
Harry B Sawyer 76 retired shipbuilder and Bath civic figure died suddenly Wednesday evening on his home's piazza. A Bath native, he worked with Kelley Spear Co and later engaged in banking and public service. He leaves a daughter Mrs Walter J Brennan and grandson Harry Sawyer Brennan, both of Augusta.
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Harry B. Sawyer
Dummer Street
Mr. Sawyer
Portland
Sawyer
Kelley, Spear Co
Bath High School
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Washington, D. C
St. Paul
Emergency Fleet Corp
George A. Fuller Co
Ward 7
D. Howard Spear
Bath Trust Co
Bath Savings Institution
Patten Free Library
Bath Memorial Hospital
Solar Lodge
Masons
Montgomery and St. Bernard Royal Arch
Dunlap Commandery
Royal Arcanum
American Chemical Society
Elijah
Sarah Sawyer
Bath
Gertrude Frank
Walter J. Brennan
Augusta
Harry Sawyer Brennan
Lake Wales
Fla
Miss Juanita French Returns Home From Auburn Visit
Miss Juanita French came back Sunday to her Auburn home after spending two weeks with Miss Eunice G. Melzard at 106 Court Street, bringing a note of family return and neighborly visit.
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Juanita French
Auburn
Eunice G. Melzard
Court Street
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