Wiscasset Church Services and Local Socials Highlight Week
Saint Philip's church in Wiscasset plans a full week of services starting Sunday including Holy Communion Morning Prayer and Evening Prayer with sermons and Sunday School. The town hosts a food sale by the Congregational Organ Society. Local residents attend conferences, visits, and gatherings across Maine and nearby states, with numerous trips to Bar Harbor and Montsweag events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Philip's Church
Woman’s Auxiliary
Verna Southard
Grace Bean
Joanna Evans
Virginia Pease
Medomak
Washington County
Raymond Fowles
Helena
Tunkhannock
Penn
Herman S. Fowles
South Windham
Herbert Owen
Bar Mills
Charles L. Macurda
Main Street
Owen
Ida Macurda
Wiscasset
Winfield S. Carlisle
Chicago
Augustus Sewall
Woodfords
Scott’ Lighton
Helen
Quincy
Mass
Philly Conley
Daysymer
Phyllis
Groveland
Knight Homestead
Organ Society of
The
Congregational Church
Roy R. Marston
Lincoln County
Wiscass
Amory Curtis
Curtis
Melrose
North Edgeromb
Hodge Street
Tall Cemetery
Fine Hunt
Herbert Knowlton
Beeston
Herbert Lowell
Lewis F. Lowell
Anson Baker
Windham
Walter H. Whitmore
Philadelphia
I. C. C. Whitmore
Plumstead
Birch Point
Clifton Lewis
Lee
Regina Hayes
Jake Foye
CCC
Southwest Harbor
Harry
Lewis
Sidney G. Evans
Edward
Edward Evans
Belfast
Charles Robinson
Wilbur
Frank Blair
Worcester
James Lewis
Addie Merry
Federal Street
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Woolwich
Jessie Lawrence
Grace Lawrence
Frank Frye
Frank Hutchins
John Hutchins
Old Orchard Beach
Joseph P.tucker
Co. S. Wailen
Frank A. Creamer
Beaufort
N. C
Conran Parker
Manchester
N. H
Harry D. Mosher
Warren Street
BE. Turner Wilce
Popular couple announce engagement at bridge party
Miss Lillian Lewin and Albert Henderson, both prominent locals, become engaged. The announcement surfaced tucked in napkins during a bridge party hosted by Miss Lewin at 505 High Street. Guests included Miss Olsen, Miss Howe, and Mrs. Lowell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Henrietta Lewin
Albert Bernard Henderson
Miss Lewin
505
High Street
Thelma Olsen
Stratford
Conn
Muriel H. Howe
Upper Washington Street
Christine C. Curtis
Charles B. Doyle
Edward A. Footer
Helen E Hart
Miss Olsen
Mr. Henderson
Fred B. Lewin
Morse High Scnoos
Cosmopolitan Club
West Bath Grange
Henderson
Hyde Windlass Co
Sheriff
Albert Henderson
Union Street
Coombs High School
Bowdoinham
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Arranging Meetings of Democratic Women in Maine
Mrs Ruth Farnham Sagadahoc county member of the Democratic state committee met at State headquarters in Augusta with John E Carlton head of the speakers bureau to arrange women’s get togethers in the county likely in Topsham. Farnham expects a strong Democratic vote from women and was invited to stump with two meetings possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Farnham
Sagadahoc
Democratic State Committee
Augusta
John E. Carlton
Topsham
Yacht Althea Visits Bath Under New Ownership
The Althea, built four years ago by Bath Iron Works for C Hayward Murphy of Detroit, returned to Bath Monday with new owner George Berger and friends aboard. The craft will stay briefly for minor repairs before Berger resumes cruising the Maine coast toward home via the Hudson River Erie Canal and Welland Canal to the Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althea
Bath Iron Works Corp
C. Hayward Murphy
Detroit
George Berger
Bath
Berger
Maine
Bar Harbor
Hudson River
Erie
Wellwand
Great Lakes
Campaign at Committee Session at Stone House Farm
A Sagadahoc area city committee meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sewall at the Stone House was informal and well attended. Members formed a campaign committee, elected officers for a new Men’s Sagadahoc Republican Club, and planned a rally with a date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone House
Arthur Sewall
Annie Lemont
Florence Wallace
Fred W. Quimby
Bessie Dickinson
George W. Emery
Albert Henderson
Loring D. Small
Roscoe G. Bailey
Arthur H. Price
Harold Tobey
Ralph O. Dale
John L. Jack
Ellis L. Aldrich
Albert L. Strout
Verne Bimson
Martha P Small
Quimby
Harold P. Small
Roscoe G Bailey
Sagadahoc Republican Club
Sumner Sewall
Harold E. Tobey
Delightful Shower for Prospective Bride in Nichols Street
The Philips Tardif home hosted a pink and yellow themed bridal shower for Miss Laura Migneault and her grandson John Allain ahead of their September 1 wedding at St. Mary's Church. Guests from Brunswick and Portland attended. gifts, music by local performers, and refreshments were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philips Tardif
Nichols Street
Laura Migneault
John Allain
St. Mary’s Church
Marion Genthner
Rosario Tardif
Edmund Arsenault
Joseph L. Tardif
Joseph Migheault
Louis Allain
Dorothy Allain
Joseph L.tardif
Philip Tardif
Marion Toth
Bertha Savoie
Marion Savoie
Brunswick
Arthur Luke
Cecelia
Portland
Joseph Migneault
Orin Genthner
Emile Tourig
Ferdinand Dumais
Ferdinand Dumais, Mrs. Boardman
Ralph
Ernest
Linwood Boardman
Sarah Durgin
Theresa
Almeda Genthner
Barbara Genthner
Leo Migneault
Maurice Tourigny
Marcell Tourigny
Bath Man Accused Of Bad Check In Lewiston Taxi Ride
A Bath youth, employed in Lewiston, used a Lewiston taxi to Bath, had lunch paid by the driver, then wrote a 13 dollar check to cover trip costs. The taxi company learned he had no First National Bank account and police, led by Patrolman Langdon E. Green, detained him. The case was continued for hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lewiston
First National Bank
Lewiston Taxi Co
Langdon E. Green
Ramsays Visit Buck Family in Woolwich
Mr and Mrs Axford Ramsay of Baltimore are spending two weeks with Ramsay’s sister Mrs Samuel Buck and Mr Buck in Woolwich. Miss Charlotte Buck of Boston is visiting her parents Jr and Mrs Buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Axford Ramsay
Baltimore
Ar. Ramsay
Samuel Buck
Mr. Buck
Woolwich
Charlotte Buck
Boston
Mrs. Buck
Brann to Speak in Sebasco Before Bath Rally Friday
Governor Louis J. Brann adjusts Labor Day schedule to address an open air Sebasco meeting at 6.30 pm then speak at Bath City Hall auditorium at 8 pm. Ernest A. Allen of Topsham will preside, with plans for an intraphone presentation featuring Roosevelt and Dubord among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Sebasco Estates
Louis J. Brann
Sebasco
Bath
City Hall
Ernest A. Allen
Topsham
Maine
Brann
N. A. Cushman
Sebasco Lodge
Beane
American Legion
John P. Carey
Democratic State Committee
Carey
F. Harold Dubord
Waterville
United States
Democratic City Committee
Topsham Heights
Wiseman
Lewiston
Roosevelt
Dubord
Hamlin
Delightful program at Maine Music Camp
A large audience attended Chapman day at Eastern Maine Music camp on Lake Messalonskee Sidney. The concert featured the band conducted by John H Jaquish the chorus directed by George Oscar Bowen and the orchestra with Dr Thomas Stone guest conductor. Dr Stone head of the Handel and Haydn Society of Boston praised the camp and Dr Chapman for advancing Maine music. The program included Weber Overture to Oberon Handel Hallelujah Chorus and Chapman's Waldorf Astoria March with Agnes Skillen and Erle Renwick soloists. The close with Hallelujah Chorus left attendees inspired and a note of gratitude from camp president Henry Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Chapman
Eastern Maine
Lake Messalonskee
Sidney
John H. Jaquish
George Oscar Bowen
Thomas Stone
America
William R. Chapman
Agnes Skillen
Biddeford
Erle Renwick
Lewiston
William Rogers Chapman
von Weber
Handel
Dr. Chapman
Renwick
Henry F. Merrill
Eastern Music Camp
Bath
Vernon B. Lake
Howard A. Parks
Clifford B. Smith
John Shaw
Sabino Cottage Guests and Local Social Roundup
West Bath hosts visitors from Trenton Beachmont Everett and Peabody as Sabino continues to draw families for weeklong stays. Residents and guests attend a Sabino Improvement Association card party with prizes awarded to Bath and Beachmont participants.
City Considers New Fire Alarm System Changes
Municipal committee on fire department and the board of engineers tested two horns mounted on the bridge control house with city owned compressors. The whistle was clearly heard at the South end but not at the North end prompting proposals for two horns at opposite city ends and relocating bells from Winter Street church to Hose 1 on Marshall Street and Engine 2 on Sewall’s Hill. A report is due at the September 5 council meeting after discussions with fire signaling firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Committee On Fire Department
Board of Fire Engineers
Fire Department
Washington Street
Marshall Street
Sewall’s Hill
Winter Street
Beacon Street
Prudential Committee
Small
Board of Engineers
State Highway Commission
Juveniles charged after rifle stolen from grain store
Trott Brothers grain store at 9 Broad Street was robbed Saturday night or Sunday morning. A high powered 22 cal automatic rifle was stolen and later recovered by City Marshal Whit ney and Patrolman Greer with a search warrant. Three boys were arrested, two juveniles and Alexander B. McDougall, about 18, who had parole status at the time. McDougall implicated the others. the rifle was found at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trott Brothers
Broad Street
Walter L. Whitney
Langdon E. Greer
John P. Carey
Alexander B. McDougall
Green
McDougall
Center Street
Big Fun Fest committees named at Bath Country Club
Bath residents prepare for a three day Fun Fest and Lawn Party at the Bath Country Club with a card party Friday afternoon at 2.30 and a series of outdoor booths staffed by volunteers. Booths include ice cream, canned goods, fish pond, home made candy, blankets and dolls, chocolate, games, fortune telling, and more with several local organizers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Country Club
Bluebird
City Hall
Oak
Washington Streets
North
Lincoln Streets
Club House
Carl House
J. McLaughlin
Booth
Edward W. Bridgham
John Mulcahy
Fish Pond
Josephine Fraser
Kate McCarty
Ruth Johnson
Irene Ingalls
William Adams
Marguerite Moulton
Jane Hyde
Elizabeth McGrath
Carrie Shaw
Joseph Smith
Daniel Williams
Oscar Tanguay
William M. Adams
David Henderson
Evelyn Truss
Francis A. Winzhenbach
Harold Footer
Dick Hersom
John Conti
Edward Sewall
Harry W. Owen
Robert Brownell
Owen J. Ledyard
Robert Oliver
Richard Hersom
Woodbury Merrill
Edward Owen
Herbert Cavanaugh
John McCole
David Mullin
Elwood Toothaker
Miriam Kimball
Roger Skillings
Bessie Mikels
Mary Newell
Geraldine Stott
Poisoning of Pets Rises in South End
Six cats and dogs have died from poison near Clifton and Robbins streets in the South End. City Marshal Walter L. Whitney suspects deliberate poisoning and says he will prosecute the culprit if proof is obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Robbins
Walter L. Whitney
Marshal Whitney
Reed Family Dinner With Concertina Recital
Mrs. Reed read an original poem about a family concertina and performed on the instrument during a Sunday dinner at 126 Middle Street. Attendees included Mrs. Rose Leavitt of Harpswell and Dr. E G A Stetson of Brunswick with Bath residents Mrs Emma Whitlam and the Morse and Miller families and daughters Majella and Caroline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Reed
Middle Street
Brunswick
Emma Whitlam
E. E. Morse
Justus Miller
Majella
Caroline
Bath
Mrs Myrtie B Shepard Funeral Held Here
The funeral of Mrs Myrtie B Shepard wife of Charles E Shepard was held Sunday afternoon at 254 Front Street the home of their son Charles A Shepard Jr Rev Charles H Berry officiated bearing were Dr Paul Bagdikian Frank Bowker Harry W Crosman Sidney B Lermond Herbert McKenney burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtie B. Shepard
Charles E. Shepard
Charles A. Shepard, Jr
Front Street
Charles H. Berry
Corliss Street Church
Paul Bagdikian
Frank Bowker
Harry W. Crosman
Sidney B. Lermond
Herbert McKenney
Oak Grove
Card of Thanks for Eva Weston Illness
The Heath family thanks neighbors and friends for beautiful floral tribute and kindnesses shown during Eva D Weston illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva D. Weston
Andrew F. Heath
Sabino Improvement Association Hosts Successful Supper and Dance
The Sabino Improvement Association held a supper and dance in its hall on Saturday night with about 60 attendees. Mrs. Albert J. Horley of Arlington chaired the supper, serving baked beans, rolls, spiced beef, cucumbers, doughnuts, pies and coffee, with green and gold decorations and goldenrods. Prizes included an oil painting given to Wilbert Small by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gilpin. other gifts and a guess cake were awarded, followed by community singing and dancing led by Charles Bates and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bates
Trenton
N. J
Bates
Charles B. Bates
Béachmont
Mass
Sabino
Jean Bates
Rexford Clark
Everett
Qawek
Clark
Edward Noyes
Carlton Jensen
Dorothy
Mary
Wollaston
Bernard Pratt
M. Eennett
Beachmont
Horace W. Aiken
John Eade
Hazel
Mr. Moss
Peabody
Camp Sunset
Sabine
Walter Gilpin
Camp Illawarra
Irwin Daley
Martha
George
Water Lawn
Pratt Cottage
Percy Hyde
Topsham
Charles E. Hewitt
Hewitt Cottage
Birches
John Pooler
Waterville
Conrad Nelson
Alice
Marlehead
Nelson
Thure G. Nelson
F. Deacon
Ernest
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Bath
Henderson
Miriam L. Doble
Green Street
Wheaton College
Doble
Marjorie Pickard
Mendon
Helen Tindale
Brockton
Marjorie Atkins
Dorothy Marr
Portland
Fred _ Sanderson
Muriel
Frederick
Jack
Camp Cozy
Samuel F. Bates
M. Eleanor Bates
George Bailey
South Portland
Fred Duren
J. Henry Cotreau
M. Eleanor Cotreau
Belmont
Emma Stevens
Auburn
Earle C. Donnell
Belle C. Donnell
Gordon F. Preble
Lowell School
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Preble
Merton Wright
Louis Gifford
Brookline
Larrabee’s Grove
Fred W. Larrabee
Marie MacLellan
James B. Lemont
Julia Coombs
Amy Coombs
Robert D. Metcalf
Campbell’s Pond
Sabino Improvement Association
Albert J. Horley
Arlington
Wilbert Small
Berry
Millroad
Loring D. Small
Berry’s Mill Road
Gilpin
Radio Message Sparks Coincidence Aboard Dewey
The destroyer Dewey intercepted a first ever shakedown radio message from the Augusta asking for the health of a crew member’s mother. The note arrived while in Chinese waters and was linked to a brother of a Dewey enlisted man. Washington relayed the transmission to ships at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Iron Works
Augusta
Washington, D. C
Recent Real Estate Transfers in Sagadahoc and Surrounding Towns
Real estate transfers recorded over the last two weeks in Sagadahoc County include Annie J. Staples to Sarah H. King in Bath, Charles Brodenetal to Robert J. Cameron, Melvin J. Marco to Bath Welding Co., Elizabeth M. Williams to Alice C. Wilbur, James Sydney Knight to Lawrence Uriah Lowell, and Charles R. Farnham to Ruth H. Farnham. Georgetown sees Winnifred P. Briggs to Malcolm Libby and Charles Arnham to Ruth H. Farnham. Phippsburg lists William V. Percy to Walter H. Bowker et al. West Bath records Angie L. Purinton to Dana S. Colby. Woolwich records Parker N. Moulton to Franklin F. Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Ceeds
Bath
Annie J. Staples
Sarah H. King
Charles Brodenetal
Robert J. Cameron
Melvin J. Marco
Bath Welding Co
Elizabeth M. Williams
Alice C. Wilbur
James Sydney Knight
Lawrence Uriah Lowell
Charles R. Farnham
Ruth H. Farnham
Georgetown
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White
J. E. White
Amna Road
Philip Watson
Mich
George Hobson
Squirrel Island
Mary Hobson
George Bemis
Roswell Blagdon
Wilson Blagdon
California
Campbell
Calif
Mer Blagdon
Eugene Plumstead
Wilmington del
M. A. Plumstead
John Goraner
Garden City
N. Y
Sheepscot
Andrew W. Wilband
Montreal
Donald
William H. Prentice
Free Street
Lee Potter
Prentice
Bath Road
Raymond Farmer
A&p
Mary Hilton
Minoie Lewis
Cadillac Mountain
Frank Plumstead
Flumstead
Jeannette Hagsett
Laughing Loon
Hew
Ernest G. Spinney
Harold J. Herdy
Barbara
Yonkers, N. Y
Ford
Ford Tudor
Chevrolet
Hagcett Garage Co
Ford Sales and Service
Lillian H. Lewin
Albert B. Henderson
Stone House Farm
Milton Scheck
Carol
Marvin
New York City
Atwood
L. F
Atwood’s ‘ Micine
West Bath
Campbell's Pond
Arthur Everbeck
Winthrop
Axel Hanson
Hanson
Everbeck
Virginia
William Charlesworth
Charlesworth
Ernest E. Williams
Williams
Stanley W. Williams
Elizabeth
Ruth
Williams Cottage
Charles C. Dutton, Jr
Billy
Edwin Wr Haggett
Country Club
Mrs. Reed
Sabino Association