School Program Recitations and Holiday Pieces Presented
A list of pupil performances and recitations from a school program includes names such as Le Roy Palmer Dorothea Morris Edward George Rice and Margaret Beane. Students present Christmas themed pieces and festive readings while teachers and guests attend a community meeting featuring notes on Lincoln’s town history and the New England home influence.
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Prima
W. Preble
le Roy Palmer
Edward George Rice
Parker Foye
Douglas Muneey
Dorothea Morris
Arnold Cowley
Kenneth Lewis
Mansey
Blainey Whampoa
Harry Cressey
Benjamin Rines
Douglas Mansey
Richard Main
Cee Margery Grover
Hazel Corey
Jolly Banta Claus
Glhoaia
Chadbourne
Dorothy Holbrook
Elinor Pomeroy
C. Margaret Beane
C. Douglas Munecy
BE. Elinor Pomeroy
Benjamin L Hines
Arnold P. Comley
Jean A. Hutchins
M N C
Sewall
HW. Webb
Lincoln Towner
Mise Carmaine Bronson
E. Packard
Commias Doner
New England
Barah Varney
Carolyn Vartmey
Myre
Archie
Christmas Programs And Community Events At Wis casset
Mrs Ethel Vo Kedtonnett leads an intermediate school program featuring recitations songs and playlets. Community Christmas events include lighting the tree on the common and church services with special music and a library benefit fundraiser planned at the Congregational and Library buildings in Wis casset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Vo Kedtonnett
Irving Dickinson
Florence Comens
Burton Bhackenall
Manger
Philip
Howe
Philips Chretmnas
Schock Cnemas
Shen Tee
The
Orven Society
Tie Church School
Elizabeth Ewe
Josephine Tucker
Wiscasset 25 Years Ago Echo December 21 1907
Mrs. W G Hubbard visited in Woolwich last Tuesday. Miss Martha Taylor returned to Penobscot yesterday. Dry hard wood sells for six dollars a cord and is scarce at that price. Miss Louisa Jones arrived home ... in Noranna to Sina weaned ps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepscot Echo
W. G. Hubbard
Woolwich
Martha Taylor
Penn
Louisa Jones
Snow Cripples Sleighing and Local News in Bath
The Sheepscot Echo reports heavy snow hindering sleighing as Bath residents like W. A. Lowell and Rev. C. F. Burroughs travel for visits. Community updates include illness, returns from out of town, school terms ending, Christmas events, and notes on local stock shares of the W. & Q. R.R. Co.
Widow Martha Ramsay Dies in Richmond at 30 Year Bath Residence
Mrs. Martha A Ramsay widow of John H Ramsay died Sunday at her daughter Mrs Clifton Lees home in Richmond Va. The body was taken to Bath and a committal service held with Rev George W Scudder officiating. She was born in Deering daughter of John Dunham and lived 30 years in Bath where she was active in the Universalist church. She is survived by her daughter Mrs Lees and a granddaughter Miss Virginia Lee of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing. W. A. Lowell
Bath
C. F. Burroughs
Boston
I. H. Wharf
Harry Rines
Edwin Crossman
Bery Crossman
Lynn
Birch Point
Edith Sawyer
Wellesley
Mass
May Lennox
J. R. Baker
Rockland
Methodist Church
Suny
W. B. Jackson
Grace
Sadie Varney
Massachusetts
Abbie Black
Louis Lincoln
Kent's Hill
U.S
Jesse White
Frank Barker
Damariscotta
Stephen Littlefield
Peabody
Taylor
Clark Point
Joseph Groves
Lisbon
A. H. Durgin
Federal Street
Bailey
Watts Gibbs
Martha A. Ramsay
John H. Ramsay
Clifton Lee
Jessie A. Ramsay
Richmond
Oak Grove
George W. Scudder
First Universalist Church
Ramsay
Deering
John Dunham
Mr. Ramsay
Cemetery and Park Board
Oak Grove Cemetery
Kennebec
P. Mr. Olm
Surprise Silver Anniversary Party For Mr and Mrs Hoy
A surprise party was held at the Hoy home on Summer Street Lewiston to honor their silver wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs Hoy were married in Lewiston twenty five years ago on December 11 Mrs Hoy was formerly Miss Em Lewiston.
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John
West Bath residents gather for holidays and updates
Local notices list visits and illnesses in West Bath. Harry Williams and family host in Portland while Robert Metcalf remains in Boston Memorial Hospital. Christmas hopes hinge on his return. Other items note teaching staff, moved residents, milk price cuts, and MeMeadow river ice conditions.
West Bath Farm Bureau Lays Plans For Year
West Bath Farm Bureau met with Mrs. Guy Crosby of East Brunswick for the annual planning meeting in charge of Miss Horten Welch of Auburn. Officers and members from West Bath and Bath set meetings through the year with topics including leather work, wardrobe reconditioning, nutrition, and home economics.
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West Bath
Keep-It-Up Club of West Bath Organizes New Officers
The Keep-It-Up club of West Bath held a meeting at the Lowell schoolhouse. County agent C. L. Eastman assisted in organizing the club and was introduced by Harriet Brown. Officers elected: Joseph Haile president, Stanley Brawn vice-president, Reed Pitman secretary, Leon White treasurer, Charles White color bearer. Members present included Fred Brawn, Emily Larrabee, David Wharff, Edna Brawn, Clarence White, Carlton Bailey, Corienne Brawn, Barbara Pitman, Roger Haile, Bazin Lemont, Winifred Brawn. Stanley Brawn appointed refreshment chair with Reed Pitman and Fred Brawn as assistants. Eastman to attend next meeting December 28 to plan the year’s work.
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West Bath
Lowell
C. L. Eastman
Harriet Brown
Joseph Haile
Stanley Brawn
Reed Pitman
Leon White
Charles White
Fred Brawn
Emily Larrabee
David Wharff
Edna Brawn
Clarence White
Carlton Bailey
Corienne Brawn
Barbara Pitman
Roger Haile
Bazin Lemont
Winifred Brawn
Eastman
Thomas J. Kershner Dies After Illness at 91
Thomas J. Kershner 91 longtime Maine Central railroad worker died Monday after a two month illness at his son Dr Warr en E Kershner’s home in Bath. Born in Bigelow he worked over 20 years for the Maine Central and 12 years for another railroad before retiring eight years ago and moving to Bath. He belonged to the Odd Fellows lodge for 50 years in New Portland and was a Knights of Eras member. Survived by his son, Dr Kershner, he was the last of a eight child family.
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Thomas J. Kershner
Warren E. Kershner
Green Street
Bigelow
Jaques Kershner
Maine Central Railroad
Bath
Lodge of Odd Fellows
New Portland
Knights of Eras
Kershner
Woolwich Families Hear Holiday Events Across Town
Clarence Carlton drives the Howard oil truck as the Mothers' club presents Country Cousins at Sebenon hall on Monday. A Ryan orchestra dance followed. Christmas activities span Montsweag church, North Woolwich Chopps school, and community events with Santa, students, and local hosts across Woolwich and Nequasset.
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Clarence Carlton
Sagadahoc Ferry
Mothers’ Club of
Nequasset
Sebenon Hall
Ryan
Howard Hall
Yonkers
N. Y
Hall
Texas Oil Co
Port Arthur
Texas
Nellie Davis
Friendship
William Hanson
Methodist Church
Avis Marston
Alice Irish
Winthrop
Ralph McDonald
Augusta
Geraldine Stott
Central Maine Institute
A. A. Stott
Bath
Eben Dana
Clarence Preble
Togus
Town
Alfred E. Trott
Merle Jameson
Travers
Superior Court
Frank J. Walker
Milton
Mass
John Reed
Montsweag
Chopps School
North Woolwich
Santa
Santa Claus
Reynolds
Carrie Wing
Georgia Worcester
Horace Allen
Nellie Reed
Helen Baker
Diamant
Cbirhood
Louis Reynolds
Herbert Munsey
Alton
Gorham Lilly
Wiscasset
Lois Day
I. B. Howard
Plinette Allen
Murphy’s Corner School House
John Souleis
Melvin Bailey
Andrea Getchell
Raymond C. Hathorne
Funeral for Thomas J. Kershner Held at Home
The funeral of Thomas J. Kershner was held Wednesday afternoon at two at his son Dr. Warren E. Kershner’s home 57 Green Street. Rev E D Hardin of Winter Street Church officiated with bearers Daniel E. Brierly Malcolm L. Doble Henry G. Hodgdon Sylvester H. Rowland and Seth Stewart. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
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Thomas J. Kershner
Warren E. Kershner
Green Street
E. D. Hardin
Winter Street
Daniel E. Brierly
Malcolm L. Doble
Henry G. Hodgdon
Sylvester H. Rowland
Seth Stewart
Oak Grove
Montsweag Farm Bureau Hosts Vegetable Meeting
Montsweag Men’s Farm Bureau will hold a vegetable meeting at the grange hall on Wednesday December 28 from 10 30 a m to 3 p m County Agent Charles L Eastman and Mr Riley state vegetable specialist will be present and give talks on truck and farm gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag Men’s Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Charles L. Eastman
Mr. Riley
Salvation Army Appeals for Christmas Dinners
Captain Miller and a team of Salvation Army workers seek aid to provide Christmas dinners for needy families. Daily street and mail appeals push for funds, with only 30 dollars and 67 cents received so far. Each case will be carefully investigated before meals are provided to ensure help reaches the truly needy.
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Captain Miller
Salvation Army
Capt. Miller
Bath
Tells the Meaning of Letters W C T U
At the Tuesday W C T U meeting in the Salvation Army hall Rev. Howard P Jett spoke on what W C T U stands for with W wisdom C character T truth U unity A member discussed the woman's crusade and the anniversary now observed by unions nationwide Petitions were circulated urging support for the Sparks Capers alien representation amendment Mrs Maud Russell who heads the flower mission department led the bouquet distribution numbering 150 Wesley H Lemont announced soap carving classes and Miss ...
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Salvation Army Hall
Howard P. Jett
Church of the Nazarene
Sparks-Cappers
Maud Russell
Flower Mission Department
Wesley H. Lemont
Band Report by Prances and Mrs Roberts on White Ribbon Sunshine
Prances Band presented a report on the White Ribbon Sunshine band which she and Mrs Agnes Roberts conduct. The update highlighted activities and leadership roles within the group.
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Prances Band
White Ribbon Sunshine Band
Agnes Roberts
Neccessity for Law Topic of Address at Grace Church Club
County Attorney-elect John P Carey Jr spoke to Grace Church Men's club on The Necessity for Law. He traced law origins and growth amid evolving civilization and stressed youth instruction for a law abiding citizenry. Club plans no Dec 22 meeting. next gathering pending committee announcement.
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John P. Carey, Jr
Grace Church Men's Club
Carey
John H Mosley 60 Bath man dies after work hours
John Herbert Mosley a 60 year old Bath upholsterer and longtime Jordan Marsh assistant foreman died suddenly Monday afternoon in Dr Joseph S Smiths Ames block office. He had lived alone since Mrs Mosleys death and leaves a son Herbert J Mosley of New York and a daughter Mrs Beatrice Kant of Brookline Mass. Local lodge and family Christmas plans noted.
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John Herbert Mosley
Jordan
Marsh Co
Boston
Frank H. Whalen
Bath
Joseph S.r Smith
Ames Block
Weeks Street
Mosley
Bay View House
Southport
Seaside Lodge of Masons
Boothbay Harbor
Herbert J. Mosley
Jackson Heights
Staten Island
N. Y
Beatrice Kant
Brookline
Mass
Herbert Mosley
Los Angeles
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H. R. Pease
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J. Kenneth Burnham
Elmhurst
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Sumner Bailey
Pred Albee
Va Wise
Dorothy Brookings Pendleton
Mite
Dorchester
Everett Brookings
Birch
Herman S. Fowles
South Windham
Effie J. Poole
J. W. Fowles
L. J. Boynton
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Julia Lewis
Priscilla Lewis
A. H- Dodge
Bernice Webber
Miss Lewis
Harold Campbell
M Close
North School
OS Knight
Pisst Morel
Beryl Shea
Nadine Dow
Elaine Dow
Verna Smith
Alice Greenleaf
Hawes
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Leathers
George P. Colby
Ethel McKay
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John PF. Wright
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Providence
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Morris
Thomas W. Lawson
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Edward L. Rowe
Lena Greenleaf
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Lewiston
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Ox Phone
Haggett Garage Co
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Maine
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Lincoln Williams
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Foster's Point
Robert D. Metcalf
Campbell's Pond
Boston Memorial Hospital
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Bath Street School
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Gordon F. Preble
Oak Street
John F. Larrabee
Littlefield School
Preble
James Cameron
Milo
Bert. Marco
Walter G. Marco
W. G. Marco
East Brunswick
John Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
Morse High School
Walter W. Larrabee
Topsham
Fred Williams
West Bath Farm Bureau
Guy Crosby
T. J. Kershner
Farm Bureau Meeting
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M. Langdon Hill
Falmouth Foreside
Fred D. Hill
Walter M. Hill
William R. Freeman
Walter T. Paine
Brooklyn
Jessie Ramsay
Paul M. Elm
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