Wiscasset Hosts Busy Week of Church and Community News
Rev Ernest Spinney to exchange pulpits with Gordon Tucker at 10:30. Ministers attend Ocean Park convention. Walter Grover and Bernice Clark wed. First Congregational school picnic at Jefferson Pond delights 50 attendees. Various town dances, engagements, and society news follow, including Open House Day plans, new infestations of social events, and updates on residents from New York, Bath, and Worcester. Community notices cover anniversaries, births, moving plans, and plans for concerts and open-air meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest G. Spinney
Gordon Tucker
Congregational Church
Newcastle
William K. Houghton
Edgecomb
Ocean Park
Walter Grover
Birch Point
Bernice Clark
Woolwich
First Congregational Church School
Jefferson Pond
E. Fred Albee
Harvey R. Pease
Federal Street
Barbara Bailey
Oberlin College
Ohio
B. A. Bailey
Main Street
Horace W. Day
Worcester
Wesley C. Day
Pierce Pond
McKay Malcolm
White Plains
N. Y
Alvin T. Sortwell
A. H. Dodge
Carroll T. Berry
Mary Marston
Frances A. Sortwell
Patterson House
High Street
B. Doggett
R. J. Goodnow
Lois Moreau
Salt Lake City
California
Julia Lewis
Bath
Bath Memorial Hospital
Evelyn Hodgdon
Oneonta
Oneonta State Normal School
L. L. Douthenett
Malden
Mass
Douthenett
Alice Hodgdon
Ledyard Southard
Barbara
Northampton
John H. Southard
Fred Moody
Elizabeth
William
Olive
Exeter
N.H
Charles Plumstead
Bea Plumstead
Cyril Grant
Carl Weeks
Boston
Damariscotta Pond
Thunder Storm Halts Bath Waldoboro Baseball Game
A Saturday afternoon Bath vs Waldoboro game was stopped in the early third inning by a thunderstorm with the score 0-0. Bath stranded seven as Rupe Lewis held the innings in scoreless fashion, while Waldoboro loaded the bases but could not cross. Deluge ended the tilt with Harry Ring on first after being hit, and Al Thayer at bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath-Waldoboro
Bath
Rupe Lewis
Brewer
Waldoboro
McLean
Smith
Meister
Benner
Parks
Sherman
Morong Shepard wed in Wesley church parsonage
Miss Shirley Ellen Shepard daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Shepard and Clifton S Morong son of Mr and Mrs Alonzo Morong were married Saturday evening at eight in the Wesley M E church parsonage. Rev Ernest Heywood officiated. The couple will reside at 76 Pine street with Mr Morong employed at Popham Beach and Mrs Morong in Roger D Skillings office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ellen Shepard
Charles E. Shepard
Pine Street
Clifton S. Morong
Alonzo Morong
Fort Popham
Wesley M. E. Church
Ernest Heywood
Charles A. Shepard
Ralph Morong
Popham Beach
Morse High School
Roger D. Skillings
Morong
Portland High School
Yarmouth Tops Bath 5 1 In Seven Inning Tilt
McGowan the right hand pitcher from Yarmouth dominated Bath as Yarmouth won 5 to 1 in seven innings last Wednesday. Bath starter Ivan Kirkpatrick faded after the fifth. Yarmouth scored in the second on Bennett, Doughty, and True. McClellan and McGowan tripled in the fifth, Bennett drove in a run, and four singles in the sixth produced the final tally. Bath threatened only in the sixth with Callan’s triple and left runners stranded. Johnny Sanborn starred for Bath in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGowan
Yarmouth
Bath
Bath Boys
Ivan Kirkpatrick
Bennett
Doughty
True
McClellan
Henderson
Ring
Hodgdon
McCallan
Callan
Johnny Sanborn
Tribe and Council Visit Cundy's Harbor Picnic
Sasanoa tribe No. 64 and Ramona council No. 27 of D of P held their annual picnic at Cundy's Harbor. Ninety members attended. 25 sailed around Ragged Island aboard the Big Brother. Swimming games and lunch were enjoyed. departures began after 4:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cundy’s Harbor
Sasanoa Tribe
Ramona Council
D. of P
Ragged Island
Big Brother
Red Men's Hall
Albert J. Gallant
Sachem
Minnie C. Woodman
Pocahontas
Bath Baseball Team Plans Daily Workouts at Kelley Field
With two key games ahead Bath announces daily evening workouts at Kelley field starting Tuesday 5 30 and skipping Fourth of July. They travel to South Portland next Sunday to meet Fifth Infantry at Fort Williams then host U S Destroyer Barry a week later. Manager McMann, pleased by Berlin N H showing, orders continuous practice all summer and invites city players to try out. In Auburn Mrs Emma J Terrill wife of George W Terrill proprietor of the Auburn House was bruised in a truck wheel accident at Court and Main streets. The wheel rim struck her legs and head knocking her against a building. she was treated and unharmed seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Kelley Field
South Portland
Fort Williams
Barry
McMann
Berlin
N. H
Emma J. Terrill
George W. Terrill
Auburn House
Court
Main Streets
Auburn
E. H. Lillian
Augusta
H. H. Hewitt
W. J. Fahey
Augusta social notes Miss Titcomb hosts YWCA breakfast
Miss Lucy Titcomb of Augusta former industrial secretary at the Le wiston YMCA entertained the Lewis ton YWCA staff at her home 66 Stone street on a breakfast served beneath trees on the lawn. She taught at Kope college Japan and lately at Lincoln school Providence Rhode Island. She and her sister Miss Miriam Titcomb are spending the summer in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Titcomb
Augusta
Lewiston Y. M. C. A
Stone Street
Titcomb
Kope College
Japan
Lincoln School
Providence
R.I
Miriam Titcomb
West Bath Summer visitors fill Sabino and cottages
West Bath residents host and visit each other through the summer season. Families from South Portland Flushing N Y and Boston Mass occupy Sabino cottages and Seabco and Birch Point camps while Morse High School students advance. The week ends with many Bath residents and guests enjoying Meadowbrook and Brigham’s Cove.
Woolwich Club Hosts Quilting Party and Community News
The Good Will club of Woolwich held a quilting party in Costello Hall with host Mrs. Sadie Hall. Guests included Miss Clara Hawthorne and Mrs. Helen Sanderson. A busy social season follows with visits, school news, farm work, picnics, and upcoming entertainments at Sebenon hall and for the Woolwich Union of Christian Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Club
Woolwich
Costello P. Hall
Sadie Hall
Clara Hawthorne
North Woolwich
Helen Sanderson
Boston
Hilda Churchill
Edward Reed
Ethel Dexter
Vera Dexter
Laura Farnham
Fred Carlton
Henry Carlton
Eleanor Carlton
Flora Leonard
Ida M. Beals
Nelson Rice
Harry Fitch
Jeanie Hunnewell
Alice Todd
Maud Orr
Gladys Orr
John Lily
Carolyn D. Wing
Guy Foss
Harold Rowe
Harold, Jr
Sonny
Auburn
Dorothy Thompson
Redington Reed
Bath
Albert D. Wing
Billy
Richmond
Mabel Thwing
Evelyn Nickerson
Thwing
David G. Reed
Donald Preble
John Savage
Hartley Hathorne
Carl Trott
Bath Memorial Hospital
Hattie Mitchell
Boothbay
Merry Meeting
Maxine Walker
Swampscott
Mass
John Reed
Fred Hathorne
Montsweag Grange Hall
Capitol Island
Barbara Trott
Alfred Trott
Marcia Stinson
Woodfords
George M. Stinson
Sara Bailey
Gardiner
Dora Bailey
Swank
Philadelphia
Walter Swank
Day’s Ferry
George Farnham
Wellesley Hills
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Men's Forum
Lawrence Ryan Nequasset
Sebenon Hall
Ralph Wright
Marion
Squirrel Island
David Reed
Harold Walker
Day's Ferry
Leland Savage
Augusta
Ethelyn Marston
Mark Jameson
Keith Owen
New Bedford
H. P. Hathorne
Ethel Stinson
Ernest Stilphen
Montsweag Evening Service Led by Spen cer and Graves
On Sunday July 8 at 8:30 PM daylight saving time the Montsweag evening service will be led by Rev Earl A Spencer D D evangelist and musician Rev Charles E Graves and his musician brother J Frederick Graves. The tentative program includes violin solo The Old Refrain by J Frederick Graves violin duet Dream of the Shepherd ER Peasin dists Jas Aug Labitsky the Messrs Graves vocal duet So May You directed by B D Ackley musical saw Jesus Paid It All.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl A. Spencer
D.D
Charles E. Graves
J. Frederick Graves
Dream of the
Shepherd
Vacation Bible School and Willing Workers Lawn Party
Beginning Monday afternoon July 16 at 2 30 daily vacation Bible school will be held in the church with a closing exhibit and entertainment on Sunday evening July 29. The school will be under the direction of the pastor with able assistants. On Tuesday evening July 17 the first of a series of lawn parties by the Willing Workers will be at Hillcrest Manse with supper games and a sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Manse
Busy Sunday at Sebasco Maine draws many visitors
A lively day at Sebasco Maine with Bath visitors and Sebasco Lodge guests enjoying Shore Acres golf, 20 minute seaplane flights, shuffleboard, tennis, canoeing, fishing off ledges, and boat landings. The dining room buzzed at noon with guests choosing Sunday dinner or lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Sebasco
Bath
Sebasco Lodge
Shore Acres
Baer Carnera Fight Pictures At Bath Opera House
Bath residents will view official ringside pictures of the Baer versus Carnera heavyweight title bout at the Bath Opera House on Thursday and Friday with regular showings. Features include Smarty with Joan Blondell and Wild Gold with John Boles, Claire Trevor, and Harry Green. Also notes the death of Ichabod the seal and a large catch of five salmon-watching more than 16 pounds each from Greenlake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Opera House
Sagadahoc County
Baer
Carnera
Joan Blondell
Warren William
Edward Everett Horton
Frank McHugh
John Boles
Claire Trevor
Harry Green
Salvation Army Advisory Board hears Bath report plan drive
Salvation Army Advisory Board met at the chairman Edward Bridgham's office and heard Capt. Tripp's year in review for Bath and vicinity. The panel noted Gospel Mission closure increased burden, announced a $3000 annual appeal to begin Monday July 9, and reported aid such as meals, lodging, clothing, fuel, milk, and Christmas baskets reaching families and individuals over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Edward W. Bridgham
Bath
Broad Street
Capt. Tripp
Monday’s Silver Tea A Joyful House Social for Gardiner Charity
Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d opened her Wash ington street home Monday afternoon for the House of the Good Shepherd at Gardiner. Over 100 guests attended, enjoying pictures and curios while funds were raised for the Maine children’s home. Sister Margaret Mary, the house mother, spoke with guests about her work. Out of town visitors included Mrs Bradstreet and Mrs Lucas of Gardiner, Miss Lucy Lancaster, Mrs Haynes Wheeler of Augusta, and several New York guests. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Bradstreet, Mrs Tubbs, and Mrs Baxter for cake and crafts. tea service was provided by Mrs Drake, Mrs Tubbs, Mrs DeLong, and Mrs Jackson of Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
House of the Good Shepherd
Gardiner
Margaret Mary
Fred Bradstreet
Lucas
Lucy Lancaster
Haynes Wheeler
Augusta
Eidletson
New York
George Dearborn
Bowen
Miss Bowen
Bradstreet
Charles M. Tubbs
Rupert H. Baxter
Frederick E. Drake
Tubbs
Harold DeLong
Lawrence B. Jackson
Cambridge
Mass
Mary Sewall
Elizabeth Butterfield
Janet Bridgham
Barbara Tubbs
Mrs. Sewall
Mrs. Drake
Mary F. Gibbons
Personal notes on summer plans and visits
Several local residents share summer and holiday plans. Mr and Mrs Donald H Foggs will spend the holiday in Portland. Miss Olive M Rowe and Miss Hope H Rowe visit Five Islands for the Fourth. Mr and Mrs Charles Andrews of Hardings enjoy a week of fishing at Long Pond stream. Mrs John Reynolds and niece Miss Thelma Fogg return from Five Islands. Mr and Mrs James T McNair stay at Portsmouth and Hampton Beach. Miss Helen Reynolds travels to Brookline Mass to visit her father Frank Reynolds. Edward Sewall of High Street leaves for Camp Winona Denmark for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Williams
South Portland
New Meadows
Clare Wiseman
Robert Wiseman
Flushing
N. Y
Chester G. King
King
Freeman Crosby
Richardson Street
Bath
Fred W.,larrabee
Larrabee's Grove
J. Frank Douglas
Buffalo
Fred W. Larrabee
W. W. Bennett
Rhode Island
Lawrence Steward
Topsham
Oak Street
Lowell School
Jennie McConnell
Malden
Mass
Albert J. Horley
Arlington
Horley
Sabine
A. J. Harland
Framingham
Camp Sunset
Albert Nelson
East Braintree
Charles E. Hewitt
Sabino
Donald Horley
M. A. Aiken
Bernard Pratt
Bernard, Jr
Pratt
Walter Gilpin
Everett
J. Henry Cotteau
M. Eleanor and
Marie
Charles Cass
Sebasco
Walter M. Hill
Aiken
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Middle Street
Edward Noyes
Eleanor D'Angelo
Philomena Camponeschi
Quincy
William E. Hadley
Brunswick
Hadley
West Bath Grange
Ralph D. Warren
Frank
Braintree
Horace Morse
Phippsburg
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell’s Pond
Walton Hall
Little Daughter
Stevens Camp
Birch Point
Hall
Daniel H. Philbrook
Norwood
Staples Cottage
Fannie Tinkham
Florence Chadwick
Marr
Dorothy
Portland
Malcolm L. Doble
Miss Marr
Miriam L. Doble
Wheaton College
Norton
Ruth E. Bryant
Witch Spring Road
Goodwin Cottage
Quaker Point
Mary O. Bryant
Garnet
Charles Litchfield
Raymond Ward
Vernon
Lynn
Ralph H. Dunton
Dunton
Brigham's Cove
Lillian M. Snow
New York City
Jeanne M. Elliott
New York University
Miss Snow
Foster's Point Road
Donald H. Foggs
Olive M. Rowe
Hope H. Rowe
Five Islands
Charles Andrews
Hardings
Long Pond Stream
John Reynolds
Thelma Fogg
James T. McNair
Cottage Street
Portsmouth
N. H
Hampton Beach
Helen Reynolds
Washington Street
Brookline
Frank Reynolds
Edward
Edward Sewall
High Street
Camp Winona
Denmark
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Wiscasset
Grant
Alex Grover
Mary S. Clapp
Joseph T. Albee
Emma Clapp
A. J. Myer
Frank Gray
Charles T. Baisley
North Edgecomb
W. V. Gorham
Bruce Barton
Brooklyn
Gorham
Charles Hubbard
Snell
Howard Ellis
Camp Chewonki
Ellis
Gertrude Moreau
Susan Smith
Emerson
Walter Mills
Woman's Club of
Jessie Jackson
Lawrence Greenwood
The
Mission of the Open Door
Franklin Hall
FORD
Chevrolet
DODGE
HUPP
BUICK
Thunder Storm
Haggett Garage Co
Ford Sales and Service
Shepard
Donald F. Preble
Steeves Mar
Pitcher
Shipping City
A Callan
Oir Miller
Lewis
Eons
H. Ring
Hincks
Callahan
McCellan
Kirkpatrick
Balk
West Bath
Forrest Staples
Richard and
Constance
Somerville
Meadowbrook
Staples
Edriel B. Little
Turner Court
L. F
Atwood
Montsweag
Woolwich Family
Pownalboro Hall
West Dresden
Perry
Eben Perry
Lloyd Perry
New England
Martha Perry
Susan Nichols Perry
Ed. Morton
H. Alton Shorey
Baer-Carnera
Ichabod
Constance Sawyer
W. H. Sawyer Jr
Nichols Street
Lewiston
Parson’s Beach
Kennebunkport
Greenlake
Lloyd Violette
Green Lake
Violette
Salvation Army
Raspberry
Troop’s Hardware Store