Wiscasset Churches Elect Officers at January Meetings
At the First Congregational Church vestry on Jan 6 Deacon Southard presided as moderator for the annual meeting. Officers were elected for the year including trustees S. G. Evans and Mrs. George W. Carleton, clerk Mrs. E. Fred Albee, treasurer Samuel J. Sewall, and superintendent Mrs. John F. Jackson. The Organ Society also held its annual election and honored president Mrs. Nina Fowles with gifts. the meeting noted substantial officer slate for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Southard
George W. Carleton
S. G. Evans
Carolyn
Sarah D. Varney
John F. Jackson
The
Pioneers
Congregational Vestry
Raymond Sherman
Winter Street
Bath
Joseph O. Purdue
Roger Dow
Dorcas Club
John FP. Jackson
Churchill Street
the Organ Society
Nina Fowles
Grace M. Sewall
Alberta L. Larrabee
Lois M. Frye
Vera L. Quinnam
Grace A. Albee
Mary M. Marston
Kate M. Sewall
Laura Carleton
Edna M. Southard
Nina G. Fowles
Ethel V. Redennett
Grace
Mary Hobson
Organ Society
Maybelle Sherman
Grace Bean
Ruth Leavitt
Betty Richardson
Verna Southard
Ruth Jones
Edwin Evans
Organ’society
Viola Adams
Vera Quinnam
Mary Marston
St. Philip's Episcopal Parish
Robert Merry
Charles S. Sewall
D. J. Sortwell
Ellsworth W. Holbrook
Seaver Warland
Charles Cowley
Joseph Tucker
William MacPhee
Ellsworth Holbrook
George Nevins
St. Philip's Church
Harvey R. Pease
Alan
Augusta
Pease
Horace W. Day
Wesley C. Day
Zina H. Davis
Webber's Tavern
Wiscasset
California
Emily Graves
Gardiner Road
Eugene Chase
Gardiner
Graves
Bradford C. Redennett
C. H. Bryant
Bristol
Redonnett
Frances Stahl
Turner Gregoire
Bertha Dutton
Herman Grover
John Lewis
Trving Dickinson
Beatrice Morris
Robert Bryant
Elliott Abbott
Ruth Dutton
Ivan Rines
Emily Riley
Marcia Angell
Margery Grover
Dorothy Holbrook
John Pender
Conrad Peters
Elinor Pomeroy
Benjamin Rines
Margaret Bean
Florence Hamm
Douglas Munsey
Dorothea Morris
Dorothy Thompson
Public forum debates income producing measures
Senator Sewall and Representative Owen led a Thursday night City Hall forum on new revenue ideas for Maine’s depleted treasury. Proposals included higher gasoline and liquor taxes, a beer tax, a state lottery, and a sales or amusement tax, with debate on fairness and legality. Mrs. Carl Meister visited Lisbon Falls recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sewall
Owen
City Hall Auditorium
Sewall
James H. Thorpe
Percival Owen Johnson
Maine
Johnson
Thorpe
Arthur J. Dunton
Barrows
United States
Florida
West Bath Red Cross meeting lists attendees and plans
West Bath branch of the Bath chapter American Red Cross held an all day meeting in the grange hall with about 20 attendees. The dinner committee included Mrs. Herbert Simpson Mrs. W H Powers and Mrs Hugo F Sandelin. Next meeting Jan 26 will be chaired by Mrs. Fred W Larrabee Mrs Lincoln Williams and Mrs. Harry S Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Stella Dolloff
R. N
Dike School
Bath
Wesley C. Day
Carl M. P. Larrabee
Frank E. Quinnam
Elaine Kinehan
Bradford C. Redennett
Alvin W. Keirstead
Theodore H. Cutten, Jr
Danforth Street
Mr. Cutten
Boston
Theo. H. Cutten
Sarah Foye Cutten
Wiscasset
Daniel R. Sortwell
Cutten
Masonic Lodge
Ida M. Cutten
Ida C. Swift
Randolph
Theo. E. Emery
Gardiner
Winter Park
Fla
Frank C. Emery
Baltimore
Susan Clark
Boothbay
Luther Hall
Main Street
Clarence A. Peaslee
A&p
Strand Theatre
Boothbay Harbor
Alice D. Taylor
George Bemis
Mary Hobson
Hodge Street
Somerville
Mass
Joseph E. Hubbard
Court House
Lincoln M. Harris
E. Ashley Walter
Waldoboro
Jennie Webber
John Blagdon
Portland
S. G. Evans
Blair
Robert R. Williams
Detroit
Mich
Great Lakes
F. F. Pendleton
Judge Dunham
New York City
Pendleton
Harold S. Sherman
Water Street
Manning L. Blagdon
George
Chancellor Blagdon
Charles S. Lowder
Samuel J. Sewall
West Bath
American Red Cross
Grange Hall
Herbert Simpson
W. H. Powers
Hugo F. Sandelin
Fred W. Larrabee
Lincoln Williams
Harry S
Carlton Stover
Lewiston
Bates College
Kents Hill Seminary
Francis W. Stover
Morse High
Hilltoppers
Frank Donnell
Earle C. Donnell
Carlton Bailey
Lowell Bailey
Lowell School
Courtney E. Stover
Joyce
Stovers
Avery R. Colby
Rufus Colby
Chester Colby
Cooper's Mills
Elmer E. Mank
Woolwich
Lannes Puller
Larrabee’s Grove
First Selectman
Edward K. Thompson
Dwinal E. Cornish
Carl
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Ira B Neiley
Alfred B. Snow
Topsham
Topsham Grange
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Auburn
Albert White
Warren
Foster's Point
Albert J. White
Mr. White
Thomas S. White
Joseph W. Larrabee
Anstress C. Larrabee
Walter W. Larrabee
Bath bankers hold their annual meetings
The Bath National and First National Banks and the Bath Trust Co held their annual meetings Tuesday at 2 pm with no changes in boards or personnel. Directors re-elected key officers, including Arthur Sewall as president at National Bank, Oliver Moses as president at First National, and Rupert H. Baxter continuing as president of the Bath Trust Co, with various officers and an executive committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath National
First National
Bath Trust Co
Both National Bank
Fred D. Hill
John G. Morse
Frank B. Nichols
Arthur Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Langdon T. Snipe
Harry A. Walters
Dunlap A. Hatch
First National Bank
Frederick E. Drake
J. Edward Drake
Arthur J. Dunton
Oliver Moses
Cecil E. Paine
William S. Shorey
Harry E. Stetson
Williams
Shorey
Harry L. Day
Daniel Williams
Winchenbach to Seek Election to Board
Dr Francis A Winchenbach Rotary Club president announces he will run to replace Allan Spear on the Board of Education Spear whose four year term ends in March has not decided if he will seek another term The upcoming vacancy follows the boards refusal to allow high school gymnasium use for dances amid alcohol concerns stated by Board Chairman Skelton and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Gmnasium
Francis A. Winchenbach
Rotary Club
Allan Spear
Spear
Skelton
Kateon Camp Auxiliary installs its officers
The one year old Auxiliary to Ernest Edgar Keaton held an installation of officers with Mrs Margaret Fogg of Portland presiding. Speakers included Emma King and George Frost among others. A luncheon followed and plans were announced for cards to be sent to Charles Prew of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pree
Brunswick
Ernest Engar Keaton
Sons of Union Veterans
Margaret Fogg
Portland
Whe
Fogg
Elzina Miller
South Portland
Abbie Neal
Sister Jean Strout
Julia Bennet
Biddeford
Muse
Clifton W. Leeman
Wiliam K. Colleran
Emma King
Ernest Edgar Keaton
Mabel Ansert
Adjt
Harry Nason
William R. Kimball
Agnes Nason
Adj. Nason
Myrtle Wilsom
Department Council
Ruth Gallagher
V. F. W. Auxilary
Nason
Hattie Pollard
Clark Leslie
Charles Prew
Davis Street
Velma Crocker
Beatrice Hart
Nora Morse
Adyn Smith
Carrie Sanders
Matte Swam
Gertrude Hart
Lilian Clancy
Anges Nason
Charlotte Barker
Lillian Cancy
Woolwich Red Cross Meeting Held Tuesday Night
Woolwich branch of Bath chapter held annual meeting at Mrs Edward V Reed home. Officers reelected include Chairman Mrs Reed Vice Chairman Mrs Joan W Broan Treasurer Mr Edward V Reed and Secretary Mrs Percy D Marston Junior Red Cross leader Roberta Hathorne. Executive Committee named with local residents and clergy. Mrs Edith Lemont bookkeeper left for Waterbury Conn with her father J Edward Brown visiting at High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool Wich
Bath
R C
Woolwich
Edward V. Reed
Joan W. Broan
Percy D Marston
Roberta B. Hathone
Red Cross
Carolyn D. Wing
Duncan B Mcintosh
Duncan McIntosh
Emma Head
Ernest Hathorne
William T. Wright
Charlotte Buck
Samuel Buck
Willard J Rand. Jr
Ossian Dodge
Richard Hunneweil
Wilson Bailey
Richard McElman
Arthur Williams
Maurice Hathorne
Percy C. Bailey
John H. Carter
Guy Cromwell
Burnette L Bailey
Herbert Leeman
James Nottall
Harry E. Puch
Free Rice
George Parham
Clarence & Bakr
Henry E. Weston
M_ Edith Lemont
Rowe Motor Co
Waterbury
Conn
J. Edward Brown
High Street
Woolwich Community Notes Include Meetings and Visits
Woolwich details a busy week with visitors from Preeport and Augusta, bird sightings at Sagadahoc Perry, and a Knox Lincoln Park Bureau all day session in Woolwich Orange. Local clubs plan meetings at Woolwich Center church and Montsweag, while rituals at Woolwich grange mark degrees and installations. Captain and Mrs Percy plan a winter stay in San Diego as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Brown
Samuel Buck
Philadelphia
Mabel Duntom
Augusta
Harvey P. Hathorne
Sagadahoc Perry
Mr. Hathorne
Woolwich Orange
Knox and
Lincoln Park
Madeline Colby
Day's Ferry
Moatsweag
Montsweag
Harold Shaw
Woolwich Center
Alice Baker
Harry Plummer
Whiskeag
Evelyn Hathorne
Hartley Hathorne
Boston
Memorial Hospital
Mary Dana
Bath
Eben Dana
Mary Wright
Wellesley
Moses Kennerson
Georgie Wheeler
Arrowsic Berry
Ellen Trott
Christian Pioneers of
Woolwich
Thelma Baker
Mila Orr
Willard Rand
Sagadahoc Ferry
Woolwich Grange
Maurice Poley
Chester W. Leeman
Ethwell Carter
Walter Reed
Clayton Stinson
Lester Spinney
Cora Mae Pearson
Walter Smith
Edgecomb
Mark Eaton
Nathalie Westwig
Clyde Leavitt
Wiscasset
Frank P. Washburn
Bates Professor Praises Morse High Manual Arts Program
Professor Raymond L. Kendall of Bates College commends Morse High School Bath for its manual arts department. He visits weekly, praising coordinated manual training and mechanical drawing with Bath industries, as students gain practical experience. The Bates program also provides cadet teachers and supports the school amid teacher shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Raymond L. Kendall
Bates College
Thurroay
Horace P. Herrick
Morse
New England
Kendall
Bath
J. Edward Pomeroy
David Y. Alkazin
Bates
Elizabeth Bradford Stockwell
West Hartford
J. Kendall Mazes
Nequasset Farm Bureau Meets on Wednesday
Nequasset Farm Bureau met in Bath with 27 members including guest Mrs Edward V Reed. They planned quilts with Quill Patterns as the meeting topic and will meet next in Woolwich at Mrs Duncan McIntosh home to discuss Household Short Cuts. Dinner featured chicken croquettes and dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Parm Bureau
Bath
Augustus Perow
Middle Street
Bureau
Edward V. Reed
Woolwich
Duncan McIntosh
Fred H. Thompson
Adelbert W. Hall
Perow
John C. Gilmore
Henry T. Dubar
Subscriptions and Promotion Highlight Local News
Mrs. Raymond Webster of Gorham sends payment for another year of The Independent and praises the paper. Lucien French of Fort Fairfield, long time Forked River radio supervisor, is promoted to resident engineer at the Lawrenceville trans Atlantic transmitting station. He married Verna Jellison of Belfast in 1933 and began radio work at Hoult on station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Webster
Gorham
the Independent
Lucien French
George French
Fort Fairfield
Forked River
N. J
Lawrenceville
Verna Jellison
Belfast
Houlton
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A. W. Keir- Stead
Woman's Club of
Jay Kinehan
Patrick
Earl R. Lewis
Bradbury Street
Leland Bryant
Concord
Samuel Myer
St. Paul's School For Boys
Albert J. Myer
Federal Street
Wilbur Lowell
Lowell
Carl T Meister
Washington Street
Lisbon Falls
Alvin Newcomb
AAA
the Hatch Shoe Store
Front Street
Geo. A. Churchill
Rupert H. Baxter
Charlie H. Cahill
Charles W. Clifford
Daniel T. Dougherty
Harvey P
Rupert H Baxter
Rodney E. Ross
Daniel T Dourheny
Alden G Smith
Wiliam B Mussenden
Edward Hughes
William L. Sketton
Baxter
Cahill
Difford
Dougherms
Irish
Newell
Percy
Ross
Saaver
Smith
Thebeau
Winchenbach
Kateon Camp
Woolwich Red Cross
Samuel R. Percy
San Diego
Calif
Bath School
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Lord Baltimore
Goodimate
Carter
Max Kutz
Elm Street
the Working Man’s Store