Wiscasset Parish Seeks Federation Moves At Annual Meeting
The First Congregational Parish of Newcastle held its annual meeting at Sheep Scot church. A five member committee was appointed to explore federation consolidation and cooperation among Sheepscot religious bodies. New officers were elected with William L. Flye as president and Rev. E. G. Spinney as vice president. Numerous local notices followed including bridge construction, recitals, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Sheepscot
E. G. Spinney
Rodney W. Roundy
Portland
Nine Cheney
Lois M. Flye
William L. Flye
R. W. Roundy
Horace Marsh
Mary J. Jones
Nina Cheney
Albert W. Kennedy
Quebec
Wiscasset-Edgecomb
Baltimore
Birch Point
Kerr & Huston Co
Frank Bell
H. E. Towne
Dover-Foxcroft
P. G. Cushman
Edgecomb
Wiscasset
First Congregational Church
Europe
Ghandi
India
England
Jesus
Drunken Driving Cost Smith $200 Fine in Court
John L. Smith a 30 year old bridge worker faced County Attorney Ralph O Dale and Attorney John P Carey Jr in municipal court Monday morning. Smith was fined 200 dollars with a suspended 60 day jail term after pleading guilty to drunken driving following a high speed crash on High street and subsequent property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph O. Dale
John P. Carey Jr
John L. Smith
Carey
Ledyard
Dale
Smith
New York
Oak Street
Paine
High Street
Churchill Lawn
Bedford Street
John P. Crosby
George McElman
John S. Place
Down On High Street
Center Street
Crosby
Place
Melcher
Price
Churchill
Kennebec Bridge
Yonkers
N. Y
Topsham Bridge
Tremendous Bridge Weekend Business Sets Record
Traffic on the bridge over the weekend surged with two lanes in each direction and no congestion. Officials report 1,676 more passengers and 631 more cash paying cars than last year, with receipts up $408. A table shows 1931 figures for passengers, seats, and casts versus 1930, highlighting the gains.
Auction Bridge Club Hosts Day Of Games On Farm
Mrs. George Chase of North Edge comb hosted a day long auction bridge event at her home with twelve for dinner from their garden. Mrs. Elizabeth Haley won first prize fir sofa pillow, Mrs. Lucelia Blake second prize pillows, and Mrs. Arietta Yates jelly third prize with consolation for Mrs. John Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chase
North Edgecomb
Auction Bridge Club
Elizabeth Haley
Lucelia Blake
Arietta Yates
John Chase
Thomas K. Haley
Cobb Road
Arietta, Yates
Elizabeth
Pleasant and Unpleasant Theatre Work Discussed
A paper on The Pleasant and Unpleasant Things About Theatre Work was read at a social musicale hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. McDonald 26 Western Avenue. Performances included quartets duets arias and piano duets by local singers and the McPherson circle, with refreshments served after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
McPherson
Francis McPherson
Francis L. McDonald
Western Avenue
Rossini
Former Bath man becomes Benedict in Nobleboro wedding
John Fisher Coombs and Miss Nancy J. Creamer were married at the Creamer home in Nobleboro. Rev. Lyman E. Carter presided. The couple, with family and friends, celebrated with a reception and planned a September 10 home in Waterville. Coombs, a Bath native, works at Keyes Fibre Co. in Fairfield. Miss Creamer is a Lincoln Academy and Gorham Normal School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fisher Coombs
Clara F. Coombs
Cherry Street
Nancy J. Creamer
Central Grammar School
Samuel Creamer
Nobleboro
Lyman E. Carter
The
Baptist Church
Doris Glidden
Edward V. Coombs
Union Street
Bath
Coombs
Morse High School
Hyde Windlass Co
Keyes Fibre Co
Fairfield
St. John Lodge
Masons
Portsmouth
N. H
Colonial Club of
Lincoln Academy
Gorh
Tourists Business Peaks As Bridge Traffic Rises
Week of August 15 21 traffic over the bridge set records with westbound flow slightly higher than eastbound Cash receipts topped 8000 dollars, about 500 more than 1930 and 70 dollars daily. Daily car counts rose by 149 and total passengers by 221 versus last year.
Clark and Pierce Couple Wed In Simple Ring Laying
Leroy Clark 29 and Leslie Pierce 17 married Saturday evening at eight in the Universalist parsonage on Washington street by Rev T W Horsfield. The ceremony used the single ring service with both families present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Clark
Bernard Clark
Leslie Pierce
Wells Pierce
Rev
T. W. Horsfield
Universalist Parsonage
Washington Street
Registration plates rules and dates for 1931 1932
The article outlines a new automobile plate law allowing 1931 plates to be used in 1932 if displayed by March 1, and 1932 plates usable after December 25 of the previous year. It also states registrations are valid until March 1 of the next year and sets mounting rules. A second law allows registrations to be purchased from September to December at half price.
Driving Case Heard In Municipal Court
Robert C Wallace faced drunken driving charges in municipal court. The defense sought the informer's full name but the judge ruled the informer's first name only, citing privacy. Wallace was found not guilty and discharged. Crosby then arrested him again for operating with defective brakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Wallace
Winter Street Court
Edward W. Bridgham
George McEiman
Wallace
John P. Crosby
Bridgham
Mr. Burnham
Owen J. Ledyard
Crosby
McElman
Times
Indiana Game Wardens Report June Arrests and Convictions
Indiana game wardens recorded 211 arrests and 191 convictions in June, reflecting enforcement against wildlife and hunting violations. The figures illustrate ongoing enforcement efforts across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Bath Dog Tracks Escaped Convicts
A police dog owned by Colon Crowley of Bath was used near Thomaston to track three escaped prisoners from the State prison. The dog followed a scent from a shoe worn by one escapee for miles before darkness halted the search. Clarence Merrill accompanied Crowley and a guard rode with them during the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Colon Crowley
Thomaston
Elizabeth Shepard 74 Dies in Phippsburg Widow of James Shepard
Elizabeth C Moyes Shepard died at her daughter’s home in Phippsburg on Thursday morning. She was born in East Boston and is survived by daughters Mrs. Henry Gilmore, Mrs. Allen C. Brown, and Mrs. Edward Breare. Funeral held Sunday at J. E. Henderson chapel in Revere. John Landers visited relatives in Phippsburg weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Payne
St. Philip's
St. Andrews
Newcastle
National Women's Committee
Washington
Lennox
Maine
St. Philip’s
Lincoln Home
Knox Memorial
F. William Francke
Glendon
J. Nelson Borland
New York
Eckert
Washington, D. C
John Sternhagen
Pumpkin House
Williams Lienau
Colburn
James A. Jones
Troy
N. Y
Wiscasset
Sheepscot
South Newcastle
Epworth League
Mark Caton
Carl Main
Fred Blegden
Paul Micta
Abigail
Mary Colby
Richii
Abion Verney
North Chapel
Westport
Sheepscot Methodist Church
Wiscasset Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Mount Washington
Titus
Paul Miete
Frank W. Knight
Eleanor
Southport
Conn
C. R. Marsh
George Dill
Ruth
Virginia
Auburn
Misses Knight
Federal Street
Wiscasset Females’ Charitable Society
A. H. Lennox
High Street
Jesse White
White
James Dunlap
Bowdoinham
E. T. Scammon
Geraldine
Hallowell
Water Street
Mabel Greeley
Belfast
Wiscasset Tavern
Norman Iisley
Old Orchard
E. W
Emma Nute
Fred Bailey
Ella Swan
Edward
Boothbay
Antoinette Plumstead
Paul Havenstein
Portland
Frank B. King
Charles Delevan Woodruff
Quincy
Mass
L. A. Francisco
Elmhurst
Frances Creamer
Frank Creamer
Detroit
Arthur Kealing
West Somerville
Izetta Taylor
Joseph P. Tucker
Josephine
Varney
Kennebec Rose Gardens
E. V. Farnham
Harry Farnham
South Portlaria
Nettie E. Knight
Camden
Lincoln Merry
Brockton
John Merry
Gardiner Road
Walter Avery
Wells
Boston
Well
Frank Hodgdon
Birch Point
Morrell McKenney
Marion
Brunswick High School
Richmond
Raymond McKenney
Wilbur Lowell
Hodge Street
Florence
Grace Knight
Nettie Knight
Charles Legrow
Island
George Swain
Gerald
Davis Island
Lawrence Soule
Palermo
Wiscasset Academy
Maurice Flynt
Hooper Street
Soule
Harold Perkins
Carroll McFadden
Lewiston
Sara Phelps
Brookline
Lucia Eames
Eugene Drake
South Portland
Alex Grover
Evelyn Hodgdon
Columbia
George E. Wilson
Providence
R. I
Arnold
Ashdale
Wylie B. Munsey
Theodore Sherman
Rangeley Lakes
Forest Preble
Barbara
Royce Quinnam
Harry Quinnam
Saco
S. S. Quinnam
Virginia Pease
Simon D. Crosoy
Rockland Highlands
First Congregational Church
E. G. Spinney
John H. Southard
Samuel J. Sewall
Sarah D. Varney
J. H. Southard
Parker B. Stinson
Joseph Smith
Sidney G. Evans
Frank Houdlette
Skowhegan
Arthur Stanwood
Gorham
W. D. Boudin
Fern Anderson
New Hampshire
Wilson H. Munsey
Huntoon Hill Grange
Elizabeth C. Shepard
James M. Shepard
Phippsburg
Henry Gilmore
Robert
Margaret Moyes
Gilmore
Allen C. Brown
West Bath
Edward Breare
Revere
J. E. Henderson
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Harry Pyne
St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Mary Hobson
Washington Cathedral
Bee Cadman
Eer
Netnis
Daniel Wolf
Rlessey
Cuny
Butterfly
F. K. Logan
Haydn Wood
Leoncavalio
Burleigh
Rubinstein
Bohm Fishrelibtia
A. Lee
Cadman
F. G. Alger
Lafayette
Plymouth
Eng
James W. Wadlow
Earl Wadlow
Pekin
China
Lawren Maston
Low Island
Carroll
Dunphe
PeRacco
Chevrolet
U.C.C
Haggett’s Garage
Ford Dealers
Norway Mediciné Co
Norway
Musical Association
Benedict
Clark-Pierce
Buxton
Buxton Medicine Co
Abbot Village
Buick CO
Brunswick
Maine and
School Streets
Tel
Euc
John Landers
Arthur Decker
Basin Road
Curtis
Thomas R. Huston
R. Bath