Phippsburg remembers Charles Marston at 95 attendance
Charles L. Marston of Yarmouth Newton Mass aged 95 attended Center Congregational church services in Phippsburg along with 84 others. He recalled his marriage to Lizzie Jane Drummond in 1870 and noted the Drummond house once stood at the Beauchamp Point area, later sold and altered. The article also lists local personal notices and upcoming speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Marston
Yarmouth
Newton
Mass
Phippsburg
Center Congregational Church
Lizzie Jane Drummond
James Drummond
Martha Cutting Rogers
Martha
Miss Drummond
Charles Marston
Drummond
Donald D. Dodge
Philadelphia
Beauchamp Point
Rockland Way
Marston
Thomas McCobb
James B. Drummond
Charlotte Ortiz
Capt. Drummond
Georgia Ortiz
LeClaire Chooses Jail Over Fine for DUI Charge
Albert LeClaire of 4 Elm Street pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and chose 90 days in Kennebec county jail over a $100 fine plus $5.65 costs. Judge Gardiner R. Deering also filed a second warrant for operating without a license after a collision with John M. Conley at Washington and Winter Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert LeClaire
Elm Street
Kennebec County
Augusta
Gardiner R. Deering
LeClaire
Judge Deering
John M. Conley
Beacon Street
Washington and
Winter Streets
Theodore Mitchell
le Claire
Mitchell
Transport Company
Water Street
North End
Seth N. Doughty
Mechanic Street
Deering
Sagadahoc Superior Court
85 year old farmer keeps working in thriving garden
Edwin C. Dunning of 25 Washington Street, in his 85th year, Still tends a prolific acre garden. He weeds with rubber boots at dawn and battles pests relentlessly. His plot features corn, potatoes, lettuce, beets, carrots, onions, peas, cabbage, cauliflower and fruit crops. He plans rest after harvest but remains remarkably active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Dunning
Washington’ Street
Dunning
Washington Street
Kennebec River
Mr. Dunning
Banks and Buses Adjust Afternoon Schedules
The four banks open Fridays at 4.30 for pay cashing will now open at 4.0 and close at 4.30 starting this Friday. Extra buses run half an hour earlier, with the South end departure at 4.10 and City Hall Square return to the North end at 4.35. Samuel Soule of Woolwich returned home after a week at the New York World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Works
City Hall Square
Samuel Soule
Woolwich
Midsummer Ball and social season at Popham Beach
The annual Midsummer Ball will be held at Society hall on Friday with features including dances and the balloon waltz. Friday dances by Mrs G E Mc Nulty and her orchestra draw large crowds to benefit Society hall repairs, while the season ends with a Saturday supper, card tables, candy sale, and a white elephant event organized by the Pop ham Beach Improvement Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society Hall
G. E. McNulty
Omar King
Fred Waterhouse
Fred Humphreys
Vernon Mattson
Louis Gayton
Robert Cody
Herbert Harris
Peter Isaacson
William Hill
Jesse Hubel
Popham Beach Improvement Association
Donald N. Small
Small
Popham Beach
White
Peter Isaacsons
Coast Guard
Cameron
Bailey’s Island
Thomas Flanagan
Wakefield
Mass
John Wollett
Kawanhee
Weld
Popham
Columbus
Raymond C. Frank
Englewood
N. J
Merrymeeting
Ocean Star
Fort Popham
Rolalot
B. Crowley
S. Perkins
Central Maine Power Co
South Beach
Marjorie Mills
White Spot Sea
Maine
WPA
John Fitzgerald
Allan Spear
Popham Road
Cram Quinn Wedding Held At St Marys Rectory
Gerald A. Cram 46 South Street and Miss Winifred V. Quinn 740 Washington Street wed Monday evening in a single ring ceremony at St. Marys rectory performed by Rev. R A Martineau. Attendants were Mrs. Walter H Barstow and Mr. Barstow from Winchester Massachusetts. After a reception for about 40, they plan a wedding trip and will reside at 740 Washington Street after August 24. Cram is with Bath Iron Works and Quinn is a Bath native and BIW clerk. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs John Bonser and family from Biddeford, Mrs Jefferson B Ellis and family from Augusta, and others from Belmont and Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald A. Cram
South Street
Winifred V. Quinn
Washington Street
St. Mary's Rectory
R. A. Martineau
Walter H. Barstow
Winchester
Mass
Barstow
Cram
Alfred Cram
Augusta
Bath Iron Works Corp
Michael J. Quinn
Bath
Morse High School
John Bonser
Richard
Biddeford
Jefferson B. Ellis
Barbara
Bud
M. J. Quinn
Belmont
Coleman O’brien
Portsmouth
N. H
Obituary for Harry Samuel Larrabee Sr in Bath and Boothbay Harbor
Harry Samuel Larrabee Sr aged 62 died in Memorial hospital after 14 weeks as a patient and earlier surgery. Born in Boothbay Harbor he worked at East Boothbay and Bath shipyards before joining Bath Iron Works tinsmith shop. Survived by wife Mary McGrath and six sons and three daughters, with siblings and grandchildren, and relatives in Bath and Boothbay Harbor. The funeral and community ties note his memberships in local lodges and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Samuel Larrabee, Sr
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Boothbay Harbor
Charles and
Harriet Edgecomb Larrabee
East Boothbay
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bay View Lodge
A. M
Crescent
North End
Mary McGrath
Charles
Westerly
R. J. Osborne
Somerville
Mass
Arthur
Boston
Eugene
Harry S., Jr
George Larrabee
Harriet Larrabee
Bethlehem
Richard Parize
Worcester
Donald Perry
Nancy Larrabee
Barbara Larrabee
Parker Head Boy Scout Patrol Plans Weekend Hike
Parker Head No 92 met in the vestry for review work and planned a Sunday hike. Miss Arlene Bassett and Miss Eleanor Gushue visited. The group also noted a hot dog roast and a forthcoming Labor Day prize for best improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Patrol
No. 92
Arlene Bassett
Eleanor Gushue
Herbert Doughty, Jr
Popham Beach
John Anderson
Barbara
Robert
Ashton Nickerson
Lorna
Ashton, Jr
Herbert Bassett
Edwin M. Wyman
Sam Sternberg
Marilyn
Allen
Charles Perry
H. D. Mank, Jr
Sandra
Earl Lowell
Lloyd
Sally
Bill
Clinton Beals
Labor Day
Lynette Caverly
California
Frances M. Robie
Miss Caverly
George Larrabee
Phippsburg Center
Parker Head
Leo Hamel
Pushard Bridge
Annual Meeting of Phippsburg Church
The Phippsburg Center Congregational Church held its annual meeting after Sunday service with listing of reports. Rev. Robert C. White head elected moderator. officers and committees re-elected. ten christenings, one wedding and two deaths noted. treasuries reported healthy balances and budgets set for church funds and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg Center
Emma Perry
Congregational Christian Conference
Sea Coast Mission Society
Abbie Minott
Rebecca Minott
Sign Board
Ada Catharine Minott
Charles L. Stevens
Kenneth Coombs
Lottie Minott
Grace Dickinson
County Deputy Masse Addresses Grangers
West Bath grange heard Deputy Lorenzo Masse discuss an open meeting set for Tuesday in Lewiston City Hall where National Master Louis J. Tabor will be guest speaker. The session followed a brief business meeting with readings, quizzes, and community singing led by local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Masse
West
Bill
Merbert Simpson
America
Arthur C. Lemont
Judge Deering Judges Peculiar Case in Bath District Court
Farmington judge Frank Deering, formerly of Bath, presided over an unusual case Monday. Lawrence Titcomb of Phillips pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon and told the judge he wished to shoot himself, prompting Deering to remark Life is pretty sweet after all, then gave a 90 day county jail sentence. Also noted: Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mitchell and Lawrence Wongberg of West Newton returned home after visiting Bath friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Metzner
Pleasant Street Methodist Church
Waterville
Argonne
Mr. Metzner
Woodie
Metz
Metzner
Deborah Cotton
Robert
Macy Whitehead
Henry Minott
Dorothy Davis
Thomas Kelley
Haverford College
Haverford
Penna
Edgecomb
Fitchburg
Mass
Parker Head
Florence Hale
Fitchburg Normal School
Alaska
Miss Hale
Harry Butler
Allston
Willard Blair
South Braintree
Dromore
Lincoln Campbell
Providence
R. A
Raymond Campbell
Dromore Bay Farm
Lester Campbell
Popham Beach
William Merritt
Donald Ryan
Clinton Beals
Mark Harrington
Harrington
Irving Harrington
Mark
Charlestown Navy Yard
A. C. Nickerson
Hyte Wyman
George Percy
Salem
Phippsburg
W. Ouelette
L. M. Melytee
Lawrence
Kansas
L. A. Melytee
Harvard College
Frank Deering
Farmington Court
Bath
Gardiner R. Deering
Lawrence Titcomb
Phillips
Judge Deering
Lawrence Mitchell
Larry
Lawrence Wongberg
West Newton
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Albert LeClair
Edward Marsh
East Orange
Charles C. Marsh
South Shore
Raymond Doane
Raymond Doane, Jr
John Beebe
Raymond R. Heselton
R. I
Beebes
Fred Fellows
Ernest
Edith Martin
Ernest Fellows
Muhlenberg College
Allentown
Max Rasmussen
Elizabeth
White Spot
Karcher Jackson
Roscoe Shaw
Harry Spencer
Grone
Brighton
D. T. Percy
New York
Augustus A. Percy
John Conway
Walter Sprague
Alice Boyer
New York City
Charles J. Donnell
Constance Morin
Mary Ellanor Donnell
Converse Owen Smith
Cumberland
Springfield
Donnell
River Shore
Copeland
Glen Rock
Conn
Marsh
Hillis Pettengill
Lewiston
Marjorie Atwood
Auburn
Nancy Rounds
Paul Werner
Akron
Ledgewood
Ellison Hall Taylor
Laurence Taylor
Taylor
University of Utah At
Salt Lake City
School of Chemical Engineering
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. R
Dr. Monnier
Switzerland
Klaus Hoffman
Max Brenner
Charles Pratt
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York State Parole Board
Charles T. Jackson
Francis Hill
Ivan H. Benedict
Hartford
Elizabeth Pinkham
White Spot Sea Grille
Pinkham
Popham School
West Bath
Wilfred E. White
Dedham
Warren White
Waldo Weston
Marcia Ward
Margery Totman
Topsham
J. Dwight Kinmouth
Paul Davis
Guy Crowley
Page Wyman
Brigham’s Cove
Mark Hennessy
Elmer Hathaway
Belmont, Mass
Charles Hathaway
Margaret Burns
Norman Haskell
William Hills
Nellie McDonough
Martin Doyle
Morgan Cottage
Milton
Quinn
Rev
St. Mary’s Rectory
Harry S. Larrabee
Edward P. Carter
Abigail
Isabelle Carter
Green Street
Mr. Carter
Edward E. Carter
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Plant Diseases
Federal Department of Agriculture
Parker
Annie Herrington
John Libby
Boothbay
Harold Rogers
Stephen Russell
Leston Harrington
Aubrey Thorne
Dix Island
Bill Doig
East Boston
Daley
Walter McCarty
Massena
Turner McCarty
Harold Woodward
North Bergen
George Woodward
Helen Cushing
John Perkins
White Mountains
Maurice Blaisdell
Maizie Wallace
Charles Blaisdell
Blaisdell
William Temple
James Temple
Effie Pinkham
William T. Wilman
Florence Maass
Robert Jewell
Albert Fuller
Ora Hallett
William Hallett
Beatrice Denningham
Georgetown
Rae Cancellier
H. D. Mank
Cancelliert
Nanes
Margaret Marks
John D. Libby
Lewis Lowell
Allie Rollins
Mars
Ashton Nickers
Willian Crushing
Alie Rollins
Eileen Crowell
Odie Blair
Arthur Brown
W. A. Lowell
Currey Stiles
Karl
Seboeis
Vestra
Irene Hilester
Lisbon Falls
Bernard Webber
Ruel Knight
Joh Do Libby
West Georgetown
Margaret Marsh
Turner
Small Point Beach
Lloyd Perry
James Hoar, Jr
Salisbury
George Morong
Williams
Winneganee
Forest Wyman
Bert Young
Phyllis Young
Mr. Boston
Neck
Robert MacLaren
Wiscasset
H. D. Mank, Sr
Phippsburg Church
Masse
City Hall