Bazaar and social events fill Wiscasset list
The Dorcas club Bazaar at the Congregational vestry from 6.30 to 9.30 features gypsies mysteries games and foods. A public card party follows Friday Feb 24 at 7.30 p m under Day Troop Girl Scouts. Various society groups meet, films shown, and municipal ceremonies proceed as town life continues with church services funerals and school play on the horizon.
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Dorcas Club
Woman's Club
St. Philips
Woman's Auxiliary
Holbrook
Female Charitable Society
H. v. B. Nash
St. Philip's
Brotherhood of St. Andrew and the
Altar Guild
Mary Hobson
Minnie Bemis
Woman'’s Club
Federal Street
Zina Davis
Rachel Hodgdon
Joseph Kennedy
Marion Haggett
Benjamin Webber
U. of M
Harvey R. Pease
Augusta
Pease
Clarence A. Richards
Granville Moulton
Portland
Viola Adams
Alberta Larabee
Organ — Society
Nellie Blagdon
Garrison Itill
Masonic Hall
Gertrude B. McTeer
Damariscotta
Mary M. Marston
Fannie Adams
Grace C. Pease
Charles E. Titus
Star of the East
Randall Cummings
Laura H. Evans
Nina Fowle
Lou Riley
Adah
Anna Soule
Ruth
Edith Hilton
Esther
Electa
Bertha Day
Marth
the Sentinel
Charles E. Pugh
J. S. Sewall
Haverford
Susan Reed
Boothbay
Lawrence Haggett
Middle Street
Round Pond
Mr. Webber
Bradford C. Redennett
Rockland
Nina Fowles
Arthur Stilphen
Bath
Simon D. Crosby
Rockland Highland
Evelyn Trott
Elizabeth
C. C. Blagdon
Stanley W. Dodge
E. Murray Senter
E. Fred Albee
Lincoln County
Newcastle
Congregational Church
Niagara Falls
American Museum of Natural History
Boston
Philadelphia
Carpenter's Hall
Betsey Ross
Valley Forge
Washington
Delaware
George Washington
E. G. Spinney
Elizabeth Sewall
Luther Carney
Wiscasset
Sheepscot
South Newcastle
Epworth League
Wiscasset Methodist
Robert Foye
Will Bailey
Lucille Quinman
Betty Sterling
Dorothy Hilton
Willie
Leland Greenleaf
Matilda
Leona Weeks
Henry
Carl
Wiscasset Echo Briefs Highlight Local Happenings 1908
Local notes from Wiscasset reflect visitors and travels including Mrs Bert DeLong returning from Michigan and Oscar A Page visiting from Damariscotta. Residents like Miss Ina Dickinson and Clarence Dickinson return from Dean Academy and Boston with remarks on a mild winter boosting a late Bath trip by the Island Belle steamship.
Local Notes From Sheepscot Echo February 1894
Miss Katie McKenzie went to Bath. Hon W F P Fogg traveled to Portland. George B Sawyer visited Lewiston. Alfred Lennox stocked grain and feed. Mrs E C Somes returned to Roxbury. Bertha Greenleaf to Westport. Prof Alfred Mitchell and C M Legro with wife arrived from Portland. Leon Gray suffered a severe cold. Mrs Conley and Mrs McFadden visited Bath. Two engines and a snow plow cleared Knox & Lincoln rails. Citizens toured Bath after a major fire. A P Sherman and daughter Lucy went to Portland.
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Sheepscot
Brunswick
C. M. Legro
Emma Knight
Portland
Leon Gray
Joseph Conley
John McFadden
Bath
Knox & Lincoln
A. P. Sherman
Lucy
Maine Central Relief Association Ball Event and Local Notices
The item lists the Maine Central Relief Association entertainment and ball. Hon Henry Ingalls is homebound with bronchial catarrh from a trip from Boston. Mr and Mrs George Wakefield welcome a baby boy born in Thursday's snowstorm with Dr Judkins attending. Ed Kitchen has six foxes this season, best one last Tuesday. Ministers T S Ross J F Haley and C W Lowell traveled to Union for a ministerial association. Mrs John West of Wiscasset died Feb 1 aged 60 after a long illness. she leaves a husband and three daughters. A home wedding occurred Feb 5 on Everett Street Brunswick between Jeanie Clark and Edward McMannus of Brookfield Mass. Rev J S Porter presided.
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Maine Central Relief Association
Henry Ingalls
Boston
George Wakefield
Dr. Judkins
Ed" Kitchen
T. S. Ross
Woolwich
J. F. Haley
Boothbay Harbor
C. W. Lowell
Southport
Union
John West
Wiscasset
Chester Brooks
Everett Street
Brunswick
Jeanie Clark
Edward McMannus
Brookfield
Mass
J. S. Porter
St. Paul's Church
Wiscasset Girls Edge Morse Lassies In Close 18 16 Victory
Wiscasset Academy girls rallied to defeat Morse lassies 18 to 16 in a tight Saturday game at the high school gym. Morse guards Gallant and Henderson played solid defense, while Bailey and M Phee starred for Wiscasset in a contest that turned on late surge and missed free throws by the home team.
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Wiscasset Academy
Morse Lassies
High School
Bath School
Miss Bailey
Morse
Boothbay Harbor
Moses
Middleton
Mallett
Miss Gallant
Miss Henderson
Miss M. McPhee
Wiscasset
Wiscasset Girl In Serious Condition After Bridge Accident
Miss Mary Colby 17 of Wiscasset lies in serious condition at Bath City Hospital after a Saturday night crash when the car she rode in went off Birch Point bridge and overturned. Driver Jake Smith escaped with a broken thumb. Miss Hilda Brann survived unharmed. The 1929 Ford coupe was raised Sunday by Percy D. Marston with a lighter.
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Mary Colby
Wiscasset
Bath City
Birch Point Bridge
Jake Smith
Hilda Brann
Percy D. Marston
Marston
Woolwich
Colby
Bath
Maine notes mark 30th year of gas engines in Bar Harbor
The article notes the 30th anniversary of marine gas engines in Bar Harbor and cites a record of no fishing boat destroyed by gasoline fire in 30 years aboard a fleet averaging 50 engines. It contrasts with a New York region port with similar fleet losses. Dexter Amos Abbott Woolen Co mill has a rush order from New York agents, highlighting tight deadlines and hopeful but uncertain textile business prospects.
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Bar Harbor
New York
Leasst
Amos Abbott Woolen Co
Dexter
Local Social Notes From West Bath and Bath
West Bath and Bath residents attend church meetings and sewing clubs. Social events include a grange hall play Glorious Annabelle with a large cast and a following dance. Local residents visit Boston for hospital care and return to Campbell's Pond and Birch Point construction work progresses on a new cottage.
West Bath House Destroyed by Fire in Morning
Philip Boudreau and his son Robert escaped when their Foster's Point Road home burned in a 4 30 am blaze. The ell and barn were destroyed. neighbors aided but slick roads and slippery travel slowed response. Origin unknown. Philip Boudreau the owner. Mrs. Boudreau away.
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Philip Boudreau
Robert
Foster's Point Road
West Bath
Boudreau
Earl C. Donnell
Bull Rock Bridge Road
Robert Boudreau
Sewall and Smith Lead at Colonial Club Contract
Edward Sewall and Alden Smith led Tuesday evening's Colonial Club contract-bridge tournament with 8330 points as 14 teams competed. Dwight Pierce and Bill Dennison followed with 7990, while Andrew Merrill and John Hayes posted 6545 for third high. The field featured several teams above 5000 with final tallies listed.
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Edward Sewall
Alden Smith
Dwight Pierce
Bill Dennison
Andrew Merrill
John Hayes
William Dennison
John Fitzgerald
Harry Day
Albert Austin
Harold Footer
Melvin Haggett
Joseph McCole
Emery Footer
Carroll Davis
Arthur Scott
William Skelton
Marius Page
Fred Thompson
Edward Given
Clinton Wilson
Alex Burden
Homer Potter
Dudley Leavitt
Harold Brown
Edwin Jones
Arthur Nichols
Fred Higgins
Eugene Desmond
Colonial Bowlers Schedule for Thursday Night
The Colonial Club bowling league lists Thursday matches at 6 30 with Lucky Strikes Fatimas and Camels and at 8 30 with Murads Old Golds and Chesterfields.
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Colonial Club
Lucky ‘Strikes
Fatimas
Camels
Murads
Old Golds
Chesterfields
Vodvil Night at Maine Colleges Features Student Acts
University of Maine hosts Vodvil Night on Friday February 24 in Alumni Gym with stunts dances plays and burlesques by campus groups followed by a dance. Mrs Alice McGouldrick of Dixfield representing the Maine Public Health Association spoke in New York City on February 2 about plans for the 1933 Christmas Seal Sale and future tuberculosis programs.
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U. of M
Maine
New York City
Alice McGouldrick
Dixfield
Maine Public Health Association
Atlantic
Maine Faculty Vote To Rebate Five Percent Salaries
University of Maine faculty approved a five percent salary rebate from January through June following a trustees meeting. The vote, decided at a recent faculty meeting, was reported to the Board of Trustees at Thursday's session. Jessie Louise Garland of Portland, daughter of Rev. Carl N. Garland, wed Norman William Hayden of Boston on August 6, 1932 in New York City.
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University of Maine
Board of Trustees
New York City
Jessie Louise Garland
Carl N. Garland
Portland
Woolwich Grange Plans Lincoln Birthday Public Party
Woolwich grange led by Mrs Richard Hunnewell Mrs Merle H Jameson and Harold Bailey host a public Valentine party this week with Lincoln birthday observances. The Saturday program opens with Battle Cry of Freedom followed by Lincoln life anecdotes a Leona Weeks recital Gettysburg Address by John H Carter and songs and readings including Tramp Tramp Tramp My Old Kentucky Home and Star Spangled Banner. A prior meeting featured Edgar Guest poems a Pomona reminiscence and a debate on rural versus city opportunities. News of Mrs Belle Thwing Gabriel s death in California is noted with services planned at Days Ferry and Montsweag church.
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Richard Hunnewell
Merle H. Jameson
Harold Bailey
Woolwich Grange
Grange
Lincoln
Leona Weeks
John H. Carter
Merle Jameson
Harry Bradford
Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
Georgia
Ann Nelder
Melvin Bailey
Pomona
Mr. Carter
Glorious Annabelle Farce Presented by West Bath Grange
West Bath Grange presents Glorious Annabelle a three act farce by Florence Edna May at its hall on Thursday evening February 16 with a dance to follow. Mortimer Keyes a wealthy bachelor fumbles a random engagement to Annabelle Lee after his daughter’s suitor plans a ruse. Jack the nephew impersonates Annabelle turning the plan into comic chaos until the real Annabelle arrives to save the household. The show has a history in stock productions and features grange performers in past plays.
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Fred W. Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
Bath
First Baptist Church
Thomas K. Haley
Cobb Road
James B. Lemont
Edward A. Footer
Sewing Club
Almon R. Perry
High Street
Anstress Larrabee
Edward P. Rice
Highland Street
Philip Boudreau
Foster's Point Road
Della M. Gaudette
Washington Street
West
Charles A. Eastman
Loring D. Small
Fred J. Rose
Fred S. Brown
Annabelle
Florence Edna May
Grange Hall
Fred H. Cary
Lena Ogden
Charles B. Doyle
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
Robert W. Oliver
David S. Henderson
Leland
Plummer
Christine Hanscom
Dorothy A. Welch
Stanley Williams
Campbell's Pond
Dwinal E. Cornish
Cheverus-Morse
Morse Gym
Cheverus
Rev. Forest-Bl. Littlefield
Wesley M. E
Church of Bath
Wendell Williams
Needham Heights
Mass
Robert D. Metcalf
Boston
Ernest E. Williams
Harold W. DeLong
Birch Point
Thomas L. Pierce
Providence, R. I., National Bank
West Bath Grange
Bernard Pratt
Ralph C. Whitehouse
Archie Wishart
George Comeau
Catherine H. Emmons
Harold E. Freeman
Charles T. Henderson
Frank Manion
Edwin W. Haggett
Charles L. Haggett
Herbert A. Henderson
Graham White
Harold L. Safford, Jr
Percy Leeman
West Bath
William H. White
Laura E. Lemont
Miles S. Purington
Alfred B. Snow
Henry L. Adams
Morton S. Baker
Woolwich
Joseph Footer
Isaac Trufant
Hardings
New Meadows Inn
Thompson's Brook
Mortimer Keyes
Annabelle Lee
Jack
Mortimer
Lee
Keyes
Fair Dancer
Fort Fairfield Embraces Sixth Annual Winter Carnival Spirit
The people of Aroostook County and Fort Fairfield join in the sixth annual Winter Carnival, carrying courage energy and loyalty through the event that runs through Saturday. The piece praises community resilience and compares local vigor to pioneers and New Northeast.
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Aroostook County
New
Northeast
New England
Fort Fairfield
Aroostook
North Country
Morse quintet from Rockland High wins see-saw clash
Morse high defeats Rockland 27 to 22 on Rockland’s floor to move toward Bates tournament selection. Captain Richie McElman scores twice early in the final period to seal the win as Legard’s taps and Parks’s long shots pace the Bath offense. Freeman and Pellicane lead Rockland’s rally with strong offensives, while Morse dominates with passing and tight defense.
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Bates
Morse High
Rockland
Richie McElman
Morse
Freeman
Bath Boys
Rockland Basket
Tarzan" Legard
McElman
Pellicane
Capt. McElman
Armata
Legard Salts
Tarzan” Legard
Bath Lads
Lime City
Legard
Codd Herrick
R. McElman
Buck
Carr
Henderson
Harrington
H. McElman
Phil Oliver
Wotton
Oeene
Sheriff Purchases Dr Norton Estate on Union Street
Sheriff Albert Henderson has purchased the residence of the late Dr. Fred Norton on Union Street. The sheriff and his family will move to the new home within a few days. The Norton estate is one of the most attractive in that section of the city.
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Albert Henderson
Fred Norton
Union Street
Dr. Norton
County Tax Paid by Bath City Treasurer in 1932 33
Bath county tax totaling about 17000 dollars for 1932 33 was paid by City Treasurer Donald D Young on Tuesday.
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Bath
Donald D. Young
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