Wiscasset Woman's Club hosts district guests and plans
The Wiscasset Woman's Club opened its season with Mrs. Henry W. Webb presiding. Guests included Millicent Maddocks and Louise Miller, leaders from Boothbay Harbor and Waldoboro. A violin performance by Miss Betty Sortwell followed by tea capped the gathering. A October 22 reception at eight with Bowdoin’s Prof. Mitchell is slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of
Wiscasset
Henry W. Webb
Millicent Maddocks
Woman's Club
Boothbay Harbor
Louise Miller
Waldoboro
District 9
Albert J. Myer
Betty Sortwell
George M. Piickard
H. W. Webb
James A. Bimson
D. F
Weekend visits and obituaries mark West Bath notes
West Bath reports a weekend motor trip by Mr and Mrs E W Haggett of West Bath and family through the White Mountains stopping at Rose Brook Inn New Hampshire. Alfred B Snow dies after illness prompting visits by daughters from Harpswell and Freeport. Other moves include guests at Sabine and Sabino cottages and relatives visiting Bath area families including Dr Ralph McNary Marblehead visit to Sabino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Haggett
Harold Haggett
White Mountains
Rose Brook Inn
New Hampshire
Charles F. Dolliver
Lewiston
Fred W. Larrabee
Alfred B. Snow
Albert Merriman
Harpswell
Gilbert Wilson
Freeport
Ralph Keay
Keay
Ida Keay
West Medford
Mass
Quaker Point
Thure Nelson
George Cameron
George Cameron, Jr
Beachmont
Nelson
Sabine
Ernest Williams
Stanley
Dwight Hale
Bath
James Bradford
Paris
Samuel Bates
Delmar Bates
Snow Park
Ralph McNary
Marblehead
John H. McNary
Sabino
Dromore Grange Holds Semi Monthly Meeting At Phippsburg
The Dro more grange met Tuesday night in the grange hall at Phippsburg with strong attendance. County Deputy Harry Rack ley and Mrs. Rackley attended as guests. Rackley gave an annual talk and Mrs. Rackley spoke. The degree team conferred first and second degrees on two Bath men, Harry Nason and Stanley Williams. Sandwiches cake and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Grange
Phippsburg
Harry Rackley
Rackley
Westport Visitors Cross Montsweag Bay on New Ferry
Westport notices record the first crossing of Montsweag bay on the new ferry with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Richardson and daughter Trudy leading the voyage. Additional items note local seasonal travel, visits, and arrivals including Cromwell, Greenleaf, Hodgdon, Knights, and Colby households. Several social events and weekend gatherings are listed among Bath and Wiscasset associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Richardson
Trudy
Augusta
Montsweag Bay
Robert
Elmer Greenleaf
Sarah Welch
North End
George Richardson
Earle
Hopedale
Medford
Mass
R. L. Fowle
Archie Cunningham
Bath
Co. E. A. Cromwell
Edward
Greenleaf Homestead
Town Hall
Carl Hodgdon
Solomon Higgins
Ethel Wass
Jonas Knights
Melvin Colby
Rines
Boston
James Harpen
Jeanie
Francis Miller
Holliston
Ernest Colby
Evelyn
Ellsworth Colby
Frances
Eugene Whitten
Lester Hodgdon
Wiscasset
Ethel
Doris Higgins
Verne
Thomas Brewer
Boothbay Harbor
Arthur Pratt
Auburn
Freeman Colby
Amos Knights
Claudette Labbie
Wallace
Ross Beaton
Edwin Cromwell
Stuart Little
Fred Greenleaf
Walter
Frank
Gilbert Greenleaf
Robert Greenleaf
Jane
Albert
Shirley Add Stewart Harvie
New Rochelle
N. Y
Walter Powers
Georgetown
Russell Sturmer
Arrowsic
R. T. Beaton
Albertine Knights
Philip Leavitt
Woolwich
Lizzie Cromwell
Stuart McLeish
Everett
Ida Greenleaf
Mercie McFadden
Ardenne
Maynard
Sacred Heart Church
Colin Dunn
James Murray
Dunn House
Belle B. Tilton
Addie Tilton
South Portland
the Cedars
Ralph Whitley
Pratt Cottage
Oscar Rines
Salem
Jonas Knight
James Apt
Clara Wright
Eva McFarland
Francis S. Eaton
England
France
Nequasset Folks Serve Fine Boiled Dinner
The Congregational church at Nequasset filled to capacity on Friday as members served a boiled dinner followed by an old fashioned concert. Participants wore period attire, gowns dating to Woolwich’s early social life, with a choir performing ballads and humorous numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset
Woolwich
Henry Dubar
Earl Dow
William Robson
Ray Rice
Betty Ryan
Sally Ryan
Gertrude Gilmore
Sadie Robson
Mary Charles Brown
Frederick Gilmore
Beltran Crocker
John Carter
Dubar
John Gilmore
Frank Bailey
Ardelle Farrar
Bernette Bailey
Bay Point residents note October occupancy and visits
David Noyes of Portland occupies The Pilot House cottage on First Beach for October. Peggy and Louise Hamilton and friend dined with Edna M. Coolidge at the Birchwood. Mrs. Edward Cook called on Mrs. William Adams and Louise Howard. Aunt Lou celebrated a Tuesday birthday with meals, gifts and wishes from Bath friends including Mrs. Walter L. Day. Books donated to Aunt Lou's Gift Shop charity benefit. Bay Point Village Corp voted to hire someone to care for cottages during owners’ absences. duties began October 1. Clarence Kneeland relocates family from Rawley, Mass. to Walter Reid's George cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Noyes
Portland
Pilot House
First Beach
Peggy
Louise Hamilton
Edna M. Coolidge
Birchwood
Eward Cook
South Street
Bath
William Adams
Louise Howard
Lou
Walter L. Day
Aunt Lou
Kennebec
Ionit
Kneeland
Howard
James McFarland
Edward Coombs
John
Ruth
Tumble Inn
Bay Point
LeRoy Moore
Rawley
Mass
Walter Reid
Georgetown
West Bath Red Cross Holds First Fall Session
West Bath Red Cross branch held its first Fall work meeting at West Bath Grange Hall with 20 adults and three children. The day focused on making children's clothing and quilts. Dinner committee members and many West Bath residents attended. next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs. Joseph N. Day's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Bath
American Red Cross
West Bath Grange Hall
Morton
Audrey Peterson
Portsmouth
N. H
William Powers
Brunswick Road
George R. Booker
Carlton W. Andrews
James B. Lemont
Fred W. Larrabee
Courtney E. Stover
Joyce
J. Everett Mayo
Alfred B. Snow
Lincoln Williams
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Cora Robinson
Boston
Henry L. Adams
Clifford B. Wisband
Charles T. Henderson
Fred B Kittridge
Joseph N. Day
Simpson
Powers
Day
Sewing at Home meeting draws twelve in West Bath
West Bath Farm Bureau held a Thursday session at Mrs. Arthur Brawn’s home with 12 in attendance. Lewiston agent Hortense Welch led the program, dinner committee included Mrs. Charles E. Ripley, Bath, and the next meeting is slated for October 21 with Sewing Construction led by Mrs. Harris T. Rodick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Errold Quint
Elmer Sidelinger
Charles T. Small
Edward Thompson
Ellery E. Whittemore
Harris T. Rodick
Nequasset Farm Bureau Meeting Recap and Plans
Attendance reached 31 at Nequasset Farm Bureau meeting held at Mrs. Carolyn D. Wing’s North Woolwich home. Miss Hortense Welch led sewing talks on pockets buttons and fall wardrobe fabrics. Upcoming events include an Oct 28 Topsham annual meeting and an Oct 20 sewing at home session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
North Woolwich
Carolyn D. Wing
Nequasset
Percy D. Marston
John C. Gilmore
Maurice T. Hathorne
Herbert Leeman
Leverett C Welch
Wing
Percy Bailey
Welch
Alberta Williams
Bath
Woolwich hosts Silver Tea and community gatherings
Bonnie Brae Woolwich home of Mrs. Wilson M Wright hosts a Silver Tea on Friday October 15 under Woolwich Union for Christian Service Benevolence. Bath residents plan to attend with speaker Mrs Ralph Lunt of Portland presenting The Modern Moslem World and maps. Sunday services listed for Day's Ferry Nequasset Sagadahoc Ferry with Sunday school at Nequasset and Sagadahoc Ferry.
Trawler Villanova Launch Set for October 21 at Bath Iron Works
The trawler Villanova, built for F. J. O'Hara & Sons of Boston, is scheduled to launch on October 21 at Bath Iron Works. Francis J. O'Hara Jr. will christen the vessel. Capt. Harry P. Percy, late ill, has recuperated at his Staten Island home and will soon return to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villanova
Bath Iron Works Corp
F. J. O'Hara & Sons
Boston
Francis J. O'Hara, Jr
Harry P. Percy
Staten Island
N. Y
Marine Hospital
George Percy
Sagadahoc Probate Court Probate Actions Second October Session
Judge Glidden ruled on numerous matters at Sagadahoc probate court in Bath. Petitions for probate of wills covered Harris Ordway Blair Pease Reed Flaig and others with executors named or appointed. Administrations, bonds, inventories, and account actions spanned Bath Phippsburg Richmond Bowdoin Topsham Georgetown and Manchester New Hampshire with multiple guardianships and commitments granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glidden
Sagadahoc
Maria G. Harris
Phippsburg
Harvey R. Harris
George H. Ordway
Bowdoin
Lillie E. Ordway
Forest A. Ordway
Ellen Blair
Bath
Flora B. Savage
John H. Pease
Edward W. Bridgham
Mary L. Reed
Richmond
Lorena Reed
Blanche P. Ryan
Susie M. Davis
George C. Pease
J. Houghton McLellan
J. Houghton McLellan, Jr
Lucy E. Williams
Edward L. Eaton
Minott Williams
Abbie E. Ryder
Harry W. Douglass
Bernard H. Coombs
R. G. Coombs
Peter E. Renaud
Martha E. Renaud
Vernie E. Blagdon
Abbie E. Reynolds
Georgetown
Henry N. Reynolds
C.t.a
Annie FE. Riley
John William McGuire
Louise J. Riley
Gertrude C. Riley
Malon O. Genthner
Orrin P. Genthner
Daniel Williams
Nellie T. Reid
Arthur J. Dunton
Frances A. Weeks
Homer Potter
Henrietta Potter
Allan Spear
Charles D. Curtis
Fred A. Curtis
Mabel C. Phinney
Edward H. Phinney
Topsham
Alice M. Gannon
Thomas Gannon
John W. Morse
Nathaniel M. Morse
William N. Beal
Rowland S. Beal
Felix Flaig
Grace Flaig
Laura A. Genthner
Wilbur O. Allen
Bowdeinham
Neal A. Donahue
Ruth D. Hurlbert
Manchester
N. H
John G. Soule
Woolwich
Guardian
Beryl E. Murray
Et Als
N.C.M
Georgianna K. Blair
Charles C. Low
Pownal State School
Shirley Theresa Smith
Woolwich Good Will Club Plans Supper and Sale
The Woolwich Good Will Club met at the home of Mrs. Harry E. Fitch to organize a supper and sale for this evening at Sebenon hall. Miss Florence Carlton leads dining room duties and Mrs. Edward V. Reed handles the kitchen. Hostesses include Ardelle Farrar Euene Hunnewell Costello Hall Ida Beals John Lilly and Percy Marston. The menu features meat loaf squash onions potatoes pickles salad pie cake and coffee. The next meeting is set for Oct 25 at Miss Florence Carlton’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Club
Woolwich
Harry E. Fitch
Sebenon Hall
Florence Carlton
Edward V. Reed
Fitch
Ardelle Farrar
Euene Hunnewell
Costello P. Hall
Ida Beals
John Lilly
Percy D. Marston
Montgomery Versailles Royal Arch holds school of instruction
The Montgomery and St Bernard Royal Arch chapter announces a school of instruction at Masonic Temple led by Past Grand High Priest Benjamin L Hadley. Afternoon session starts at two, supper at 6 30 by Genesta chapter, then the evening session. In other news Mrs Henry W Owen Jr and Mrs Wilmer I Voorhees hosted St Mary's guild at Grace church parish house with good attendance as members prepared items for the Needlework guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Wilmer I. Voorhees
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Myer
New York
Mr. Myer
Federal Street
Clarence A. Richards
Damariscotta
Joseph FE. Hubbard
Alice D. Taylor
Walter G. Chase
Helen McLaughlin
Camden
Josephine L. Tucker
Detroit
Frances Creamer
Tucker
Josephine
Augusta Trust Co
Depositors Trust Co
Joseph E. Hubbard
Somerville
Hubard
Hodge Street
Charles M. Legrow
Grace L. Knight
John C. Fisher
Bath Road
West Roxbury
Carl M. P. Larrabee
Massachusetts
Organ Society of the
First Congregational Church
Jeannette Haggett
Oak Grove Seminary
Newton
Dorcas Club
Beatrice Morris
Marcia Angell
Charles S. Sowder
Everett A. Sherwood
Judy
Congregational Parsonage
John Mayo
Frank H. Hutchins
Washington Street
Evelyn Hutchins
Stoneham
Garrison Hill
Olive Branch
Dresden
Crescent
George W. Boynton
Lake Worth
Fla
William E. Gorham
Douglass Schmal
Schmal
Mary Colby
Fred H. Lord of
Sidney G. Evans
Walter G. Leavitt
New York State
Niagara Falls
Rey
Charles E. Titus
Lockport
Joseph G. Bailey
South Braintree
Frank E. Quinnam
Wesley C. Day
Fred G. Asley
Union Street
Dresden Road
Charles T. Baisley
North Edgecomb
Palm Springs
Calif
Charles N. Sigison
Miss Pinkham
Marie Antoinette House
Wiscasset Academy
Verna Southard
Marion Groves
Lillian Rines
Emily Chisam
Ruth Leavitt
Betty Richardson
Gladys Rines
Gerald Sherman
Phyllis Bryant
Donald Faulkingham
Elaine Dow
Ruth Grover
Franklin Pond
William Grant
Maurice Pendleton
Academy Athletic Association
Nina Brown
Marion Grover
Bernard Seamon
John Blagdon
Minnie Porter
Frank M. Haggett
Walter Serle
William Cost
Jackie
Lloyd Grover
York
James Grover
Birch Point
Eva G. Wise
Roland Waltz
Lee Gorham
Augustus
W. E. Gorham
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Sol Holbrook
Mildred
L. F. Metcalf
William Bradford
David M. Collins
Chewonki Creek
Collins
Wiscasset and
Leonard Seamon
Jay Kinahan
Harry Haggett
Norman Holbrook
Robert Bryant
Robert Corey
Roy Wright
Ervine Dickinson
Stanley Fairservice
John Reed
Parker Foy
Eis Guu
Ter En
Ford A
EASI
Micar
R.C.A
Mance
OIA
Gofkauf
Golkauf
Gofkauf's
Front Street
TEL
Westport
Mrs
Amos Knight
Jennie Cromwell
Congregational Church
West Bath Red Cross
West Bath Farm Bureau
Nequasset Farm Bureau Meeting
Lewis E. Spicer
Bedford Street
Frank Quinnam
Bonnie Brae
Wilson M. Wright
Benevolence Committee
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Isaac B. Howard
Joan C. Gilmore
Ralph Lunt
Woolwich Union
Sagadahoc Ferry
Edward Dukette
Glenn Falls
Charles Haley
Montsweag
Forrest Johnson
Robert Nelder
Grace Setter
Barnard Bailey
Jane Ferro
Maxine Walker
Loring Mayberry
Belmont
Edward Moulton
Bryant-Stratton Business School
Brunswick Hospital
Leon Kelley
Brooklyn
School Improvement League
No. 6 School
Clyde Lake
Willis
Lake Nequasset
Harlan Trott
Murphy's Corner
George Farnham
Wellesley
Kenneth Soule
Frank Kelley
New Jersey
Harry Muckler
Woolwich Center
Montsweag Church
Ladies Aid
Church Hall
Walter Leavitt
Luetta Hathorne
Glendive
Mont
Albert Hathorne
Carlton Trott
Miss Hathorne
Day's Ferry
Sadie Leonard
Wollaston
Mabel Jack
Albion Corliss
Ethel Buck
Herbert Munsey
Charlotte Buck
Isaac Howard
Carle Longfellow
Fred Brown
Marcia Stinson
G. M. Stinson
Woodfords
Genesta
O. E.S
W. S. Glidden
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