Woolwich Community News Close of Year Events and Accidents
Christmas tree celebrations are set for December 24 at Montsweag Church and December 25 at the Baptist Center and North Woolwich Methodist Church. A serious girth injury to Master Henry Brown after a farm cart incident near John Thwing farm prompts hospital care in Bath. Other notes cover visits, illnesses, hunts, gatherings, and upcoming church events in Woolwich and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag
Baptist Center
North Woolwich Methodist Church
William Rice
the Center
Friends
River Road
Harold Bruce
Norridgewock
Kate Trott
Howes
Plinette Allen
Boston
Portland
Worcester
Mass
Artell Hayward
Ladies’ Aid
Emily March
Wakefield
E. R. Warren
Day’s Ferry
Knapp
Fred Crocker
Bath
Henry
Serene Brown
Dresden
Thwing
Warren Bailey
Gardiner
Norman Gammon
Wolf Pond
New York
Rhode Island
Wiscasset
Miss Adams
Fremont Crocker
Rumford Falls
W. H. Mayberry
Eugene Cromwell
G. W. Leonard
Arletta Gahan
Ricker
Frank Preble
Susan Rice
George Rice
Nequasset
Obituary of Mrs Mary Patten Ellers
Ward reports the death of Mrs Mary Patten Ellers widow of John C Ellers at her daughter Jennie Ellers Lynn home after a two year illness. She was 77 years 4 months native to this city and survived by three daughters two sons and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. The body will be brought here for interment with services Sunday afternoon at Amasa Ellers residence York Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Mary Patten Ellers
John C. Ellers
Jennie B. Ellers
Lynn
Annie O. Thomas
Marjorie B. Starbird
Amasa S. Ellers
This City
May
Mrs Catherine Duley Dies After Illness at 41
Mrs Catherine Duley wife of Frank L Duley aged 41 years months and 16 days died Friday morning from heart trouble after two years of poor health She was born in Kennebunkport daughter of the late Oliver Perkins married to Frank L Duley twenty two years ago Survived by husband two sons Frank P Earl H Catherine Louise a sister Mrs Lucy Heckman and a brother Henry Pinkham She was a past trustee of Pine Tree Circle Companions of the Forest Funeral Monday at 2 pm from the residence 52 Beacon St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Duley
Frank L. Duley
Kennebunkport
Oliver Perkins
Duley
Frank P
Earl H
Catherine Louise
Henry Pinkham
Lucy Heckman
Pine Tree Circle
Companions of the Forest
Beacon St
Mrs Sabra Huston Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Sabra H Huston aged 19 years 6 months died Friday morning at City Hospital after a brief illness. Born in South Thomaston she is survived by her husband and daughter her parents Mr and Mrs William H Jackson of South Thomaston five brothers and one sister. Funeral will be held in South Thomaston Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabra H. Huston
City Hospital
South Thomaston
William H. Jackson
Friday's Basket Ball Lineup for Portland Colonial Club
The Friday game lineup lists Portland Colonial Club players Elliott, Boyd, If rg Farnham Capt. Fickett Webster If lg Foss Hennessy Jellison cce Nicholson McGlauflin rg If Spear Colley lg rf Marks in the starting and reserve roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Colonial
Elliott
Boyd
Farnham
Capt
Fickett
Webster
Foss Hennessy
Jellison
Cce
Nicholson McGlauflin
Rg If
Spear Colley
Lg Rf
Marks
New England Steamship Co Expands Fleet and Yards
The New England Steamship Co. extends its contract with Kelley Spear Co. to four light ers, with a 90 foot craft. Frank S. Bowker returns from New York having secured a three masted schooner contract for Capt. Roberts of Jesterville, Md. Bowker yard to build for Rogers Webb of Boston next year. Grange Fair transportation planned with multiple special cars. A 67 worker strike at Sears Roebuck in Springvale ends as workers walk out and line machinery is moved to Cambridge. A rail collision near Shaw's Grove injures two crew members. no passengers harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Steamship Co
Kelley, Spear Co
Frank S. Bowker
Phippsburg
New York
Capt. Roberts
Jesterville
Rogers & Webb
Boston
Bowker
Sears-Roebuck
Springvale
Cambridge
Mass
Portland
Bath
Brunswick
Shaw's Grove
Hubert Durtill
John Regan
Harry C. Turner
Yarmouth
Irving Stirling
St. Schoolhouse
Fred Oliver
J. F. Upton
Maine
Carrie A
Percy & Small
Barbadoes
Pejepscot
Curtis
William E. Rowe
Board of
Dental Examiners
I. S. Pendleton
Rowe
Seguin
Antoinette
Daisy Farlin
Georgetown
Antoinett
Bowdoinham
Farlin
William H. Davenport
Hallowell
Ariel
Mary E Olys
South Gardiner
Sunbeam
Henrietta Simmons
Our Own People in Portland and Biddeford Visit
Archie Doyle of the L. A. and W. power station enjoys a weeklong location in Portland and Biddeford. Miss Kate Stinson of Cumberland Center was guest of honor at a gathering at Mrs. Lyman Laurence's home. Stinson, native of Arrowsic Island, long resided in Bath and now lives with Mrs. H. B. Allen in Cumberland Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Doyle
Portland
Biddeford
Kate Stinson
Cumberland Center
Lyman Laurence
Miss Stinson
Arrowsic Island
Bath
H. B. Allen
Y M C A Notes Leaders Appointed and Basketball Results
The Y M C A names class leaders Lawrence Martin Graydon Burns Edward Snowden Bernard Snowden and Ben Murray. Basketball results: Ku Klux beat Spartans 18 to 6 while Curran’s edged McInnes 9 to 7. Standings show Ku Klux undefeated Spartans and Curran tied for second with one win one loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Lawrence Martin
Graydon Burns
Edward Snowden
Bernard Snowden
Ben Murray
Holbrook
Ku Klux
Stearns
Spartans
Curran
McInnes
McIinnes
Thompson Bros
F. J. Rollins
Association
Boothbay Harbor
The
Athletic Association
Cass
A. Attaya
Young
Talbot
L. Martin
G. Burns
Bath News Briefs Highlight Local Doings and Upcoming Attractions
Community reports include Miss Jennie Hodgkins hosting the Ladies' Aid. Winter Street Church raising 40 dollars for the piano fund. a barge Larimer construction with Capt. Olsen. T. W. Hyde Auxiliary electing officers. Dr. Rockey and Rev. Cole addressing church audiences. Bath Moose visit to South Portland Carnival with Keith circuit acts. Bath Carnival promises five nights of entertainment and a $100 prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iadies
Central Church
Jennie Hodgkins
Washington St
Winter Street Congregational Church
John
Rizgers Wade & Fullerton
Larimer
Kelley, Spear Co
Oregon
W. H. Gilman
Small Point
Gilman
George Dearborn
R. G. Bailey
Wiscasset
Bath
Newport
le Grange
John Olsen
Boston
Penn Gas Coal Co
Philadelphia
Olsen
Charles F. Prichard
T. W. Hyde
Sons of Veterans
Harriet Beals
Jennie Jack
Clara Troop
Marion Colson
Laura Penney
Mary Pratt
Margaret Poole
Sarah Garcelon
Bertha Dunbar
Lillian Crufee
Harriet Pinkham
Florence Robinson
Minnie Cressey
Mabel Mayers
Rockey
Wesley Church
India
W. D. Cole
China
William Mann
Bath Lodge of Moose
South Portland
Daniel J Hodgman
Keith
Bert Weston
Billy Marion
Professor Wells
Joseph Farley
Weston
Marion
Dare Devil
Jack Murphy
Jack
Custom House
Vine St
Bath Grain Co
Kennebec
Whist event in Bath and daylight change noted
Bath Aerie F.O.K. held a large whist and social evening with 17 tables. Mrs. Charles Leavitt and Harry Miller won first prizes. The article also notes daylight hours shrinking from 15 hours 30 minutes to 9 hours 6 minutes, with further changes through December. A local rescue tale followed about Philip Wilson, called Bath’s “Chicken.” The U.S. Civil Service Commission announced January 3, 1916 exam dates for lighthouse and related posts in Portland and Boston, with applications due by December 15, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Aerie
F.O.K
Charles Leavitt
Harry Miller
Ralph Mank
Frank Danforth
Perkins
Bath Police
Philip Wilson
Camden
Bangor
Bath
Philip
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Lighthouse Service
Engineer Department
Quartermaster Corps
U.S.A
Portland
Maine
C. E. Jellison
Postoffice
Postoffice Bldg
Boston
Mass
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Woolwich
Emma Smith
Augusta
Harvey T. Bailey
Christian Endeavor
Cynthia Adams
Montsweag Free Baptist Sunday School
Allen
J. R. Bailey
Samuel Hathorne
Lincoln Houdlette
B. G. Potter
Mehitable Knapp
Flossie Clifford
Jennie Prescott
Ernest Stilphen
Sarah P. E. Hathorne
Eliza Hathorne
A. B. Thwing
Charles Hathorne
John Savage
Arrowsie
Day's Ferry
E. R. Mains
G. L. Farwell
Alton Strout
Strout
Margaret Farwell
L. A. Bailey
June Bailey
Dresden Mills
Jessie Main
Carrie
T. C. Main
Shirley Hall
Rockland
Costello Hall
Phyllis Hall
Rockport
Woman's Aid
Congregational Church
Thomas R. Huston
Eureka
Sterling
Eurea
Lincoln Hondlette
Alonzo Fisher
Harriman
Central League
Harry Lauder
Genesta
Knights of Pythias
Beacon Street Ladies’ Aid
O. E. Page
Dummer &St
Marsh A. Haraden
Hich St
Popham
Wesley M. E. Church
Society Hall
Stevens
New England Telephone Co
Commercial St
E. B. Collins
Brookline