Wiscasset honors Janet Laura Scott for art prize win at Miami
Wiscasset celebrates Mrs. Carroll T. Berry pen named Janet Laura Scott for winning the first water color prize at the Miami pen women's convention for An Old Doorway at Boothbay Harbor. Augusta branch of the National League of American Pen Women awarded the best creative work of 1934 at a June 26 luncheon in Kennebunk.
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Wiscasset
Carroll T. Berry
Janet Laura Scott
Miami
Pen Women’s
Boothbay Harbor
Augusta
National League of American Pen Women
Greenetrees
William M. Green
Kennebunk
Roy R. Marston
Maine Pharmaceutical Association
Rangeley Lake House
Lillian Rines
George Abbott
Brunswick
Episcopal Church
Bowdoin College
Ruth Jones
Eva Rines
Singing Tree
High Street
Arthur Sewall
North Edgecomb
Florida
Charles S. Sewall
Robert Clunie, Jr
Lincoln Academy
Pierce's Pond
Nina Fowles
Emily Groves
Laura Coffin
Albion
Clara Crummit
Joseph Coffin
Davis Island
Nettie Knight
Camden
Mary M. Marston
Frances A. Sortwell
Nina Lennox
Frances Sortwell
Mary Metcalf
Helen Haggett
Sarah Keirstead
Jessie Stinson
Marion Haggett
Nellie Munsey
M. A. Griffin
Anna White
Nellie Blagdon
Haggett Jackson
Clara Moreau
John Pyne
Henry Pyne
St. Philip's
New York City
Mona Burgess
Roslindale
Mass
Walter Serle
Federal Street
Fred Moody
Elizabeth
Olive
Exeter
N. H
Charles Plumstead
Birch Point
Frank Quinnam
White Elephant Club
Lawrence B. Haggett
Westbrook Junior College
Vera Lewis
Boston
Madam Branca
Jane Tucker
New York
Earl D. Rines
Pauline
Misses Weeks
Deering High School
Pauline Rines
Marston
Joseph E. Hubbard
Paul Hurlbert
Somerville
Hubbard
Alice D. Taylor
Hodge Street
Mary Hobson
Swampscott
Georgianna W. Lilly
Bradford C. Redennett
Castine
Lester Knight
Donald
Bath
Thadius Reed
Capt
William Taylor
Clark's Point
Julia Lewis
Charles P. Blinn
Brookline
Webber's Tavern
Sheriff and deputies to wear uniforms under new law
Sheriff Henderson and two deputies Abram C. Oliver and Loring D. Small will wear uniforms under a new state law. The color matches between the state highway police and game warden services. Caps will be part of the official attire. Other deputies on court duty will get uniforms later after Sagadahoc county sessions resume in October.
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Henderson
Abram C. Oliver
Loring D. Small
State Highway Police
Game Warden Service
Sagadahoc County
Oliver and Small
Vacation Bible School Opens July 8 at Corliss Street Church
Corliss Street church will host a three week vacation school starting July 8 for children aged five to thirteen. Registration is Friday July 5 from 10 AM to 4 PM at the church. Mrs. Wilfred W. Chaney returns to supervise and all teachers and helpers should report Friday.
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Corliss Street
Wilfred W. Chaney
Busy first July session of Sagadahoc probate court
Judge Walter S. Glidden presided over a bustling July term session listing numerous wills allowed and filed, administrations granted, bonds reduced, inventories and accounts approved, and petitions for trustees guardians and conservators across Bath Richmond Topsham Bowdoinham and Woolwich with executors administrators and guardians named and bonded as indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Glidden
Sagadahoc
Annie Torrey
Bath
J. Haviland Torrey
Allan Spear
Sarah Spinney
Richmond
Frank D. Fiood
William V. Percy
Edward W. Bridgham
Nellie E. Merrifield
Charles H. Merrifield
Charles A. Newton
Bowdoinnem
Flora E. Rossi
Gardiner
Alexander A. Burden
Alice S. Johnson
Helen L. Jones
Viola G. Hogan
Fremont L. Hogan
William R. Hartford
Genevieve M. Hartford
Lulu D. Atkins
Frank M. Deering
Gardiner R. Deering
Frank H. Whalen
Winfield M. Hagan
Grace Ward Stevens
Topsham
Gertrude L. Short
Nelson P. Raynes
Albion J
Raynes
Guardian
William H. ‘Gould
Woolwich
Elizabeth G. Gould
Alberta E. Knight
Gardiner Deering
Annie J. Staples
Daniel Williams
Ruth F. Coombs
West Bath
Actor P. Tate
Abbie F. Cromwell
Nicholas Garbarino
Quincy
Mass
Frederick Garbarino
James H. Preble
Clifford W. Gray
Mary A. M. McPherson
Matthew C. McPherson
Nellie Fennimore
Bowdeinham
Matthew Fennimore
Sadie DeBree
Perry L. Thompson
Rosa H. Brown
Humphrey P. Randall
Ellen R. Curtis
Nettie A. Umberhine
Bath National Bank
Rachel E. Dunning
John H. Hyde
Eleanor B. Hyde
Williams. Shorey
John S. Hyde
Frank H. Yeaton
Eleanor A. Yeaton
Fred S. Morgan
Wilbur O. Allen
Charles C. Low
Ellen S. Roche
Elbridge B. Malcolm
Exelia Gingras
Delina Pepin
Delina Pepen
Agnes W. Humphreys
Lillius B. Dunnels
Chester L. Pascal
Fannie M. Andrews
John Coolidge
Ella C. Turner
Viola V. Coombs
Spencer B. Montgomery
Mion
Albion J. Raynes
Rose E. Johnson
Edna M. Higgins
Emma B. Barron
Albert B. Douglas
Annette Smith
Bowdoin
L. A
Elmer A. Yeaton
Frank M. Yeaton
Knights of Columbus Hold Annual Meeting in Sagadahoc
James E. McLaughlin was elected grand knight of the Sagadahoc Council Knights of Columbus at a well attended meeting. Other officers elected included Daniel J. Perry deputy grand knight Stephen E. McPhee chancellor Edward J. Murphy treasurer John T. Curran warden Paul J. Gurney recorder M Charles Fitzgerald advocate Albert G Losier outside guard George H Comeau trustee James C Mulligan for three years. Fitzgerald named advocate marking his 31st term. McLaughlin appointed Henry M Biggins lecturer and Arthur J Tracey financial secretary. Biggins named a committee James E McLaughlin J C Costello James Mulligan George H Comeau to assist in sponsoring the St Marys church lawn party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. McLaughlin
Sagadahoc
Knights of Columbus
Daniel J. Perry
Stephen E. McPhee
Edward J. Murphy
John T. Curran
Paul J. Gurney
M. Charles Fitzgerald
Albert G. Losier
George H. Comeau
James C. Mulligan
McLaughlin
Henry M. Biggins
Arthur J. Tracey
Biggins
St. Mary’s Church
J. C. Costello
James ©. Mulligan
Larrabee Sabino Cottage Weekend Socials in Bath
West Bath notes record numerous Bath and Sabino residents visiting relatives and staying at cottages across Sabino and Five Islands. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larrabee, Mr. and Mrs. D O Blaisdell, Miss Annie King, Mr. and Mrs. Horace W Aiken, and many others from Bath, Bangor, Everett, Arlington, and Cape Elizabeth, with multiple weekend visits and family gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert. Larrabee
Camp Enigma
Sabino
Richard Hastings
Janet
Frederick
Bangor
D. O. Blaisdell
Harriet Small
Theresa Small
Bath
Albert Larrabee
Sabine
Bernard Pratt
Bertram Willis
Pratt Cottage
Annie King
Edgett Street
Mary Bates
Bates Bungalow
Horace W. Aiken
Beachmont
Mass
Sabine Cottage
Walter M. Hill
Hill
Walter Gilpin
Everett
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Ellen B. Hodgkins
Hodgkins
Edward Noyes
Noyes
Malcolm L. Doble
Miriam
Beatrice
Doble
Jack McNary
Chelsea
Lee Farm
Albert J. Horley
Arlington
Horley
Boston Post
James H. Thorpe
Humphrey A. Owen
Dromore Grange
Five Islands
Five Islands Grange
Sagadahoc
Pomona
Harry W. Lemont
Quincy
Joseph M. Lemont
West Bath
Oscar
Adams
Betty
Western Avenue
Cotteau
Camp Sunset
J. William Bourque
Dorothy
Amerise
John
Spring Street
Camp Cosy
Bourque
Estella L. Comeau
Herbert
Fred W. Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
Hulda Johnson
North Quincy
Stackpole
Sanford’s Crossing Road
William H. Holland
Miss Johnson
Kennebec Bridge
Brunswick
Emily Larrabee
Strong
Small Point
Dorothy Marshall
Elinor H. Jones
Grace Waterman
Dorothy Waterman
Foster's Point
LaVerne Richardson
Phyllis Sandelin
Trufant
Ralph L. Palmer
Courtney E. Stover
Bath Memorial Hospital
Jennie Larrabee
Portland
Walter H. Larrabee
Lily Pray
Mabel Reed
Annie Riley
Miss Pray
Fourth of July in Lisbon Falls by American Legion post
Lisbon Falls hosts a July Fourth program by the American Legion Nelson Conley Post with a nine oclock street parade ending at Worumbo Park. A 230 League baseball game and other races follow before an eight oclock street dance. In Brunswick Upper Maine Street turns rural with the Sheep Uncle Tom's Cabin Shop and Mrs May White reporting a sheep powered lawn mower as advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
American Legion
Nelson Conley
Worumbo Park
Upper
Maine Street
Brunswick
Uncle Tom's Cabin Shop
May White
Chewonki Camp Opens Season Under Allen Leadership
Chewonki camp at Chewonki Neck Wiscasset opened Tuesday headed by Clarence Allen of Newton Mass marking his 21st year as head. Sixty five boys ages eight to fourteen from across the country will attend with 21 staff, modern cabins, lightning protection, and a focus on mind and body through sailing boating nature study and field trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chewonki
Montsweag Bay
Chewonki Neck
Wiscasset
Clarence Allen
Newton
Mass
Frank H. Allen
Lake Champlain
Lwich
Mississippi River
Biddles
Philadelphia
Sayres
Woodrow Wilson
Francis B. Sayre
Montsweag
Hockomock
Civil Service Opens Unskilled Laborer Exam in Brunswick
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive exam for an Unskilled Laborer at 50 cents an hour to fill one vacancy as Charman in the Post Office Custodial Service. Applicants judged on physical ability with 85 required. male applicants face a 125-pound strength test. Applications due July 12 at Bath Brunswick Freeport post office or Boston district office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Charman
Post Office
Brunswick
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Bath
Freeport
First Civil Service District
U.S
Loring Hart Completes 66th Sunday School Session
Loring Hart aged 10, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hart of 502% High Street, earned honors at Corliss Street Bible School for 66 sessions of perfect Sunday school attendance. He has completed a quarter of the second year and received a star book. He also maintains high marks in day school and will skip a grade to Weeks Street Grammar in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring Hart
Joseph Hart
High Street
Corliss Street Bible School
Loring
Mitchell School
Weeks Street Grammar
Phippsburg Weekend Guests Include Oliver Birthday Plan
William Oliver of Bath visits his brother M. L. Oliver who will turn 86 on July 4. Scot Mason, Frances Bennett, and Dr. Bennett of Portland stay at their summer home. Frank Manson of East Boston opens his summer residence. A Hallowell publicity stunt featured a man claiming to be Shipwreck Kelley planning to bury himself in a steel vault for one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oliver
Bath
M. L. Oliver
Scot Mason
Frances Bennett
Dr. Bennett
Portland
Frank Manson
East
Boston
Hallowell
Kelley
Community notices from Woolwich and nearby towns
Social visits include Mabel Thwing and companions in Woolwich and Bath. Nordhouse, Carlton host camp guests at Moosehead Lake. Red Cross Woolwich plans July 9 meeting. Ladies Aid prep for July 5 sewing. Church services at First Baptist Woolwich Center include Discipleship series and Vacation School opening July 8. Funeral services for Fannie Trott Savage held in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Thwing
Bath
Joseph Purdue
Alice Lorraine
Linna Marie
Evelyn Nickerson
Albert Staples
Capitol
George Gainsley
Natick
Mass
Canada
Good Will Club
Eugene Hunnewell
R. J. Gilmore
Nequasset
Rachel Hook
Brunswick
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Men’s Forum
Lawrence Ryan
Fred Carter
Woolwich
Day's Ferry
Riverside Cemetery
F. W. Carlton
Moosehead Lake
Montsweag Grange Hall
West Bath
Lulu Trott Bruce
Belfast
Carl Trott
Frank J. Walker
Boston
Charlotte Longfellow
Shirley
Carolyn Sheldon
Emma
First Baptist Church
Woolwich Center
Ira Jay Martin
Jesus
God
Church
Hazel Mank
Isaphene Dolloff
Mildred Walker
B. Wright
Ralph Rice
Hartley Hathorne
Baptist Hall
Elster Dolloff
Ambrose McFadden
Harriet Adams
Center Baptist Hall
George Hathorn
Schuster Burhans Wedding Ties Two States
William H. Schuster of Pittsburgh and Elizabeth C. Burhans of Lansing wed Tuesday at the Winter Street parsonage. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Joseph O. Purdue with attendance from Michael ER and Miss Mary Shegroom. The couple reside at 16 Andrews Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Schuster
Pittsburgh
Bath Iron Works Corp
Elizabeth C. Burhans
Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Winter Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Michael ER
Mary Shegroom
Henry C. Schuster
Mid-Western Electric Company
Leon D. Burhans
Lancing
Andrews Road
Grindell Sends Five Pieces to Mooselockmegantic House
John H. Grindell shipped an orchestra of five pieces to the Mooselockmegantic House at Haines Landing for the season. The hotel, run by Mabel Blair Burns, receives one piece there each season. Grindell did not travel in person due to his prior commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Grindell
Mooselockmegantic House
Haines Landing
Mabel Blair Burns
Mr. Grindell
Woolwich Community Club presents Old Fashioned Mother play
The North Woolwich Community and the Grange staged An Old Fashioned Mother by Walter Ben Hare at Woolwich Grange Hall to a receptive audience. The cast included Mrs. Florence Temple as Widder Bill Pindle and notable roles by Mrs. Ervette Bakley Miss Thelma Baker Miss Martin Skinner and Donald Preble. After the drama the Grange orchestra led dancing with refreshments. a July 19 repeat is planned at West Bath Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange Hall
North Woolwich
Walter Ben Hare
Widder
Bill Pindle
Florence Temple
Deborah Underhill
Ervette Bakley
Sukey Pindle
Thelma Baker
Gloriana Perkins
Martin Skinner
Carolyn Wing
Lowing
Harold Perkins
Jerry Gosling
Jonah Quackenbush
Donald Preble
John Underhill
Walter W. Swank
Enoch Rowe
Melvin Howe
Charlie Underhill
Clarence Baker
Isabell Simpscott
Gertrude Baker
Sheriff Quintus Todd
Mr. Preble
Grange
West Bath Grange Hall
Woolwich Voters Turn Down Schoolhouse Proposal
Woolwich voters at a special town meeting dismissed the article proposing a 5500 dollar appropriation for a new tiee room schoolhouse at Sagadahoc Ferry. About 45 percent would be borrowed from P. W. A. The meeting moved from article 1 to 3 then back to article 2 before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Sagadahoc Ferry
Nequasset Farm Bureau Sets July Picnic at Kennebec Point
Nequasset Farm Bureau schedules its annual picnic for July 10 at Kennebec Point. The June 26 meeting at Mrs. Laurence Ryan’s home had 25 attendees. Quilt Patterns led by Mrs. Bernice Bailey, home management chair, and a dinner committee of Mrs. John Gilmore, Mrs. Alton Reed, and Mrs. Henry Dubar arranged cold meat, mashed potatoes, buttered carrots, rolls, strawberry short cake, whipped cream, and coffee. Mrs. John Reed invited members to Capitol Island late July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Kennebec Point
Nequasset
Laurence Ryan
Bernice Bailey
John Gilmore
Alton Reed
Henry Dubar
John Reed
Capitol Island
Woolwich Junior Choir Sets First Rehearsal
The Woolwich Union for Christian Service junior choir will meet Friday from seven to eight at Nequasset Congregational church. Sunday services July 7 list Day's Ferry North Woolwich 10 am Nequasset 11 15 am Saga dahoc Ferry 7 pm and a 10 am Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Nequasset Congregational Church
Day’s Ferry
North Woolwich
Nequasset
Sagadahoc Ferry
Mrs Martha A Sanford Funeral Reported
The funeral for Mrs Martha A Sanford wife of Albert Sanford was held Wednesday at 2 PM at Fred E Curtis Funeral Home 105 Center Street Justice officiated by Mrs Carlton Lowell of the First Church of Christ Scientist Bearers were Charles Blais dell Roy Burnham Robert Perkins Alfred R Pratt Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha A. Sanford
Albert Sanford
Fred
Children Headed to Salvation Army Camp From Christmas Cove
The first group of youngsters bound for the Salvation Army camp on the Samuel A Miles estate at Christmas Cove passed through the city Wednesday morning. They rode in a latticed truck to cut costs with the driver’s toll included. Adults and children walked, one executive leading and another at the rear to prevent straying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Samuel A. Miles
Christmas Cove
Vail and Drew Families Visit Ahead of Fourth in Rob inhood
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Vail of Saugus and Mr and Mrs G B Drew of Lynn arrive in the city on Wednesday en route to Robinsonhood for the Fourth with Mrs Vail's uncle Perry Beals. Mrs Vail will stay two weeks and visit Bath relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Vail
Saugus
Mass
G. B. Drew
Lynn
Robinhood
New York Attorney C C Marsh Visits Popham Route
C C Marsh, a prominent New York attorney, arrived in the city Tuesday evening by auto while en route to Popham. He and his family own a cottage on the South shore and have long made warm friends in Phippsburg and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Marsh
New York
City
Popham
South Shore
Phippsburg
Bath
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