Christmas Parties At Wiscasset Congregational School
The Cradle Roll and Primary classes held a December 21 party with about 50 attendees, gifts, ice cream, and games. A second Junior class gathering followed on December 22 with 38 present. Community events include church meetings, charity teas, and holiday decor across Main Street, plus multiple weddings, visits, and a busy holiday calendar in Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Jackson
Harvey R. Pease
Theodore Sherman
Clarence A. Gough
Ruth Jones
Bertha Wright
Zina Davis
Frances Plumstead
Roger Dow
Congregational Church School
Jackson
Vinton Dow
Ruth Simonton
Beverley Hamlin
Charles S. Lowder
Congregational Vestry
Organ Society
Pioneers
St. Philip's
Charlottesville
Richmond L. White
High Street
Charles Beane
Hodge Street
Harold Rines
Portland
Wesley Green
Vancouver
Wash
Clyde Leavitt
Pleasant Street
Mildred Warner Washington
Whiting Washington
Trail's End
North Edgecomb
Roger Tory Peterson
Charles G. Peterson
Jamestown
N. Y
St. Philip's Church
Wiscasset
Robert E. Merry
Lawrence Washington
Elizabeth Tillinghast
Providence
R. I
Clarence Beal
Peterson
Carl Buchheister
David Lloyd Garrison
Boston
Richard Pough
New York
Alien Jones
Audubon Nature Camp
Hog Island
Muscongus Bay
Allen Jones
Stanford Jones
Gertrude Whiting McKim
John A. Proctor
Thomas J. Crane
John T. Rule
Wiscasset Public Library
Woman's Club Rooms
Grace Bean
Academy
Christmas Family Dinner in West Medford
Mr and Mrs George Moses with Cynthia Ann and Harry of West Medford Mass arrived to pass Christmas with Mrs Moses parents Mr and Mrs Harry W Crosman A family dinner party followed with guests Mrs and Mrs Guy Sprague and son David Mrs Elizabeth Coombs Mrs Clara Coombs Mr and Mrs Edward Coombs daughter Ruth and son John and Miss Lillian Fisher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moses
Cynthia Ann
Harry
West Medford
Mass
Moses
Harry W. Crosman
Guy Sprague
David
Elizabeth Coombs
Clara Coombs
Edward Coombs
Ruth
John
Lillian Fisher
Woman Wins Seven Chickens At Beano Night
A Bath woman won seven chickens as prizes in the Beano game night with about 100 players. The event, under a fraternal organization, had 20 games total. As she left the hall her name was drawn for a door prize a turkey dinner.
Keel casting for Vanderbilt yacht praised by industry leaders
Archibald M. Main of Bath Iron Works calls the 100-ton keel for Harold S. Vanderbilt's American Cup contender a perfect casting. The keel was poured Dec 22 and cooled rapidly, with workmen removing the sand-mould days later. Co designers Burgess and Stephens back the success as construction begins on a steel-hull yacht planned for launch in early April with commissioning by mid-April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald M. Main
Bath Iron Works Corp
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Main
W. Starling Burgess
Olin J. Stephens
Vanderbilt
Kennebec
Bath
Obituary of Mrs Josephine Chandler 88 Native of Bath
Mrs Josephine Chandler 88 widow of Portland railroad conductor Joseph Chandler died after a long illness at her sister Mrs Frank W Jaqua’s home 833 High Street Bath native daughter of Lorenzo and Emmeline Matthews survived by sister and brother William Matthews of South Manchester Conn two nephews Dr Frank Matthews Providence RI Carl Matthews New York two nieces Vivian Matthews Manchester NH and Mrs Ray Pillsbury South Manchester Conn remains will be taken to Waterville for funeral and burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Chandler
Bath
Joseph Chandler
Portland
Maine Central Railroad
Frank W. Jaqua
High Street
Chandler
Lorenzo
Emmeline Matthews
William Matthews
South Manchester
William Willette Dies at 50 in Bath Pneumonia Claim
William J. Willette of Bath, a 35 year Bath Iron Works veteran and member of Bath Aerie, F O E, died Tuesday night at Bath Memorial Hospital from pneumonia. Born in Bath to Zepherin and Amanda W. Willette, he leaves his wife Jane and a wide Bath area kin. Funeral set for Friday at 10.30 at his home 699 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Willette
Bath Iron Works
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mr. Willette
Bath
Zepherin
Amanda W. Willette
Bath Aerie
Jane Willette
William Boardman
Thomas Grindell
William Barstow
John Tracey
Ralph
Ernest and
Linwood Boardman
C. C. Eaton
Portland
Leonard Bickford
Joseph Begin
Woolwich
Middle Street
Byron Campbell Dies at Bath Hospital Veteran Lobster Dealer
Byron Campbell of Seguinland Georgetown a prominent lobster dealer in Sagadahoc County died Wednesday morning at Bath Memorial Hospital from heart complications. He formerly commanded coasting and fishing vessels and built a large patronage with his son. Survived by wife two sons Captain Byron M Campbell and Lincoln Campbell and daughter Mrs Herman A Spinney. Funeral Saturday afternoon at two at Fred S Curtis Funeral Home Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Campbell
Seguinland
Georgetown
Sagadahoc
Bath Memorial Hospital
Campbell
Byron M. Campbell
Lincoln Campbell
Five Islands
Herman A. Spinney
Bay Point
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
Christmas gatherings dot West Bath scene with many visitors
West Bath residents hosted a Christmas party at Miss Beatrice Rose’s home with gifts and refreshments while neighbors and relatives from Bath Freeport Portland and Brunswick visited. A local sheriff elect appointed Loring Small as chief deputy and many families shared Christmas Day meals and travels to Beachmont Augusta and Cape Elizabeth areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Rose
Emily Larrabee
Grace M. Waterman
Dorothy M. Waterman
Helena Hadley
Brunswick
Miss Rose
Rosedale
Leon M. Genthner
Bath
Albert Malm
Freeport
Robert D. Metcalf
Providence
R. I
Small
Robert van Amringe
Boston
Samuel Blackwood
Bethel Inn
Rufus W. Lombard
Charles H. Bates
Leon F. Bates
Harold M. Bates
Trenton
N. J
Jean Bates
Beachmont
Mass
Loring D. Small
Loring D. Small and Sons
Wilbert and
Dana
Mr. Small
Charles T. Small
Winnegance
Alfred B. Snow
Trufant's Crossing
Gilbert Wilson
Wilson
Edwin W. Haggett
Charles L. Haggett
Haggett
Harry E. Peterson
Brunswick Road
Stanley Peterson
Audrey
Portsmouth
N. H
Ellen Quinlan
Helen Hawkins
Portland
Everett Quinlan
Mary Ellen
Ann
Augusta
Quinlan
James B. Lemont
John A. L. MacLellan
Lemont
Edward A. Footer
Edward
Mary Jane
John
Robert
Mary MacLellan
Cambridge
MacLellan
Footer
John H. Perkins
Hardings
LeRoy Prescott
South Windham
Carl R. Prescott
Carl R., Jr
Lynn
John Burnett
Medford
Elbridge Chesley
Roslindale
R. LeRoy Prescott
Perkins
Lawrence Martin
Jane
Groton
Morse High
Harpswell
George Skhofield
Mildred Strout
Everett S. Stackpole
Teacher prepares for new post aiding retarded children
Mrs. Llewellyn D. Rogers, who taught unusual children in Farmington and Farmington, will spend the remainder of the week with her parents Mr and Mrs. Llewellyn D. Rogers in Orono. At year’s start she moves to Longmeadow, Massachusetts, to continue teaching retarded children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett S. Stackpole
Mary B. Stackpole
Brunswick
Leon O. Marshall
Holden
Mass
Helen H. Rogers
Farmington, Conn
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Orono
Farmington
Longmeadow
West Bath Grange Christmas Party and Tree
The West Bath Grange held its annual Christmas party on Monday with 145 attendees including 52 visitors. Leon M. Genthner and others led the program, pro tem officers were named, and Mrs. Herbert Hodgkins reported the flower fund. Officers will be installed next week. An oyster stew supper was approved. Children presented readings and music, Santa Claus distributed gifts, and provisions of corn cakes and candy were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North School
Josephine Merry
Santa Claus
Carlene Barnes
Alton Barnes
Irene Fowle
Fred West
Playlet
Dorothy Sproul
Stanley Dalton
Raymond Dalton
Barbara Quinnam
Play
Santa
Carl Barnes
Gertrude Fowle
Robert Barnes
Barbara Bailey
Penn Academy of Fine Arts
B. A. Bailey
Main Street
West Bath Grange
Leon M. Genthner
Edward Jenks
Dorothy M. Waterman
Grace M. Waterman
The
Grange
David S. Henderson
Ceres
Edgar D. Leavitt
Helen E. Hartwell
Herbert Hodgkins
Edwin C. Patten
Topsham
Edward B. Hamblett
Marie MacDonald
D. Wallace MacDonald
Robert
Ethel Waterman
Fletcher A. Waterman
Gloria Leavitt
Teddy Sturtevant
Fred K. Sturtevant
Agnes MacDonald
Helena Hadley
Brunswick
Queen Esther Lodge Children’s Party Brightens Banquet Night
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge held its annual Children’s Night and Christmas tree at I. O. O. F. hall. About 20 children received gifts from ribbons on a Jack Horner pie. A varied program featured recitations, tap and piano numbers, violin solos, and a Christmas song. District No. 10 plans a Bath meeting to honor leaders, with supper and reception. Past Noble Grands club will meet next week for a Christmas tree event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Hall
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Leonard M. Munsey
Herbert H. Huggard
Roger Pierce
Noble Grand
Wallace L. Atwood
Charles Nelson
Elbridge B. Malcolm
Fred L. Stover
Herbert W. McCabe
Howard A. Parks
Shirley M. Mank
Donnie Robinson
Barbara
Joseph Hecht
Millicent Hecht
Florence Armstrong
Laura Harnish
Gertrude Harnish
Geraldine Nickerson
Valerie Nickerson
Norma Nickerson
Rebekah Assembly
Bath
Henry T. B. Leeman
Albert H. Thompson
Victor Pinkham
Noble Grands Club
Queen Esther
Rebekah Lodge
High Street
Munsey
Personal Notes From The City Social Roundup
Mrs. Victor E. Spicer returned Tuesday night from a weekend visit in Boston. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Smith of 1121 Washington street have returned from a Bermuda cruise aboard the U S Monarch. Mrs. Elmer McFarland of 27 Mechanic street is a patient in Boston City hospital after a serious operation Tuesday morning. Mrs. Walter W. Smith wintering in Avon Connecticut with her son Harmon W. Smith, principal of Towpath school, arrived Tuesday night for a short visit. Mrs. Galen M. Low and daughter Jean of Cambridge are spending the holidays with her parents and Mr. Low’s parents in Cambridge. Mr. Low will arrive from Cambridge Thursday night to join them for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Dodge
Providence
R. I
Parker E. Moreau
Main Street
Hardy Ellis
Cambridge
Mass
Ellis
Mareau
Joan Warland
Shipley School
Bryn Mawr
Penn
W. S. Warland
Old Stone Farm
Eric Rafter
Washington, D. C
Ethel Y. Barbour
Alvin T. Sortwell
Frances Sortwell
Parker B. Stinson
Boston
Stinson
Emma Stinson
Harvey T. Bailey
Elsie
Bailey
Eliot
John F. Jackson
Jackson
Willis Clifford
Edgecomb
Stanley Clifford
Melrose
Clifford
John Greenleaf
New York
Edith Greenleaf
North Edgecomb
Charles S. Sowder
Everett A. Sherwood
Damariscotta
William Gorham
Jolly Janes
Federal Street
Stanley Dodge
Clarence A. Gough
Horace W. Day
Frank Frye
Hilton Applin
McGill University
Montreal
Robert Applin
Hebron Academy
Josie Wardwell
Jessie Quinnam
Fred W. Blagdon
Gardiner Road
Herbert Munsey
Alton
Day's Ferry
Georgianna Lilly
Hooper Street
Julia B. Lewis
Car) Fuller
Josie Blagdon
Bath
Sidney G. Evans
Waldo
James E. White
Mrs. White
Lester H. Knight
Joanna Evans
Wiscasset
Rose Blair
Main
Water
Victor E. Spicer
Joseph I. Smith
Washington Street
Bermuda
U. S
Elmer McFarland
Mechanic Street
Boston City Hospital
Walter W. Smith
Avon, Conn
Harmon W. Smith
Towpath School
Galen M. Low
Ean
Cambri Zn
Edward H. Hartwell
Low
Charles C. Low
Woolwich Notes Highlight Christmas Programs and Local Events
Woolwich Union choirs and Sagadahoc Ferry Sunday school hosted festive programs before Christmas. Santa visited shut ins, a Star Road cantata was staged, and residents viewed carols at Day's Ferry. Garret Galvin named deputy sheriff as Nequasset and North Woolwich groups plan New Year events and services at Woolwich Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehen
Woolwich Union For Christian
Sagadahoc Ferry Sunday School
Santa Claus
Shutins
Rand
John Carter
Jesus
Bertram Crocker
Crocker
Halleuliah
Everson Stinson
Spinney
Gertrude Gilmore
Mary Dodge
Henry Dubar
Wiliam Robson
Beltram Crocker
Lloyd Stinson
George Farnham
Haverhill
Mass
Zina Eaton
Winnegance
Mabel Thwing
Evelyn Nickerson
Lincoln
Woolwich Grange
Frank J. Walker
Maxine Walker
George Gainsley
Ardella Farrar
Woodfords
Pearl Gainsley
Loring Mayberry
Fred Carlton
Earl Gainsley
Biddeford
River Road
J. W. Reed
Elwin Comstock
East Brownfield
Sagadahoc Ferry
North Woolwich Formas
Nequasset
Bertram Solo
Henry Dubar Stinson
Lucille Stinson
Clayton Clayton Stinson
Frederick Gilmore
North Methodist Vestry
Edwin Moulton
Lemuel Preble
John Reed
Bath
Lincoln Farrar
Betty Foley
Nofamily
Swampscott
Day’s Ferry
Charles H. Hunnewell
Comstock
Nequasset School Christmas Program Recital Highlights
Nequasset school held a Christmas program Thursday evening directed by Mrs Ethel Reed featuring student recitations songs and playlets. Notable solo and group performances included Ruth Hanson Charles Presley Arlene Leeman Miriam Robson and Leona Presley. Absent pupils were later noted and gifts were distributed with a decorated tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset School
Ethel Reed
Willard Rand
Ruth Hanson
Lemuel Stinson
Barbara Baker
Charles Presley
Santa Claus
Ella Mary
Raymond Robson
Robert Brackley
Millard Hanson
Donald Robson
Hollis Leeman
Ruth Goodell
Charles and
Leona Presley
Arlene Leeman
If I
Were A Mouse
Little Santa
Ella Mary Robson
Babys Stocking
Glenda, Rice
Miriam Robson
Elizabeth Wright
Marian McEachern
Virginia Hanson
George Stafford
Cora Stephens
Goodnight
Marguerite Cromwell
William Leeman
Mrs Worrey Injured In Auto Accident At Woolwich
Mrs Elsie Worrey of Woolwich wife of Harold Worrey was injured when she ran into the side of a car driven by Dr Hugh D Grant in Woolwich last Wednesday afternoon. She suffered a fracture of the left leg between knee and ankle and is reported in favorable condition at Bath Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Worrey
Woolwich
Harold Worrey
Bath Memorial Hospital
Morrison bows to Delphina Bowles in Grace Church marriage
Samuel Morrison and Delphina Lenora Bowles were united in marriage by Rev. Charles M. Tubbs at Grace church rectory 895 High. Morrison is son of the late Judah Morrison and his wife, while Bowles is daughter of the late J. O. Cornish and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Morrison
Delphina Lenora Bowles
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
High Street
Morrison
Judah Morrison
J. O. Cornish
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Fort Hill Street
Woman's Club of
Edna Cirrier
Anna Soule
Mary Hobson
Frank Sherman
Inez Sherman
Mrs
William Willette
Chipper
West Bath
Henry J. White
Philadelphia
Queen Esther Lodge Children’s Party
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Woolwich Center
Montsweag
Loring Soule
Worrey
Maine
Vermont
London
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