Wiscasset Congregational service and local notices
The report recalls Rev Ernest G Spinney returning to the pulpit after illness with a brief service and communion. A July 12 Organ Society picnic is noted. Numerous society and guest visits are listed including residents of Birch Point, Wellesley Hills, and Boston, with attendance at a circus in Augusta and several travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest G. Spinney
First Congregational Church
Organ Society
Congregational Church
Ralph Preble
Minnie Porter
Christine McCarthy
Washington, D. C
Gardiner
James Hancom
Wiscassei Academy
Frank H. Gray
Connecticut
Janie Webber
Round Pond
Benjamin F. Webber
Webbers Tavern
George Porter
Breokling
A. J. Myer
Major Myer
New York
Federal Street
Alice Dodge
Brunswick
Earl D. Rines
Clarence A. Richards
Ralph Stephen Richards
Stephen Richards
West Stewartstown
N. H
Everett A. Schroeder
Newcastle
Mass
Winona Leavitt
Sherman
Woburn
Arthur Durgin
Maine Central Railroad
Garrison Hill
Masonic Hall
Laura Greenleaf
Arthur Robbins
Mt. Pisgah
Dorothy Larrabee
Robert Barlow
Crescent
Florence Erskine
Doris Glidden
Crystal
Ruth Stilphen
Olive Branch
Edna Waring
Vivian Fuller
Crescent Chapter
Adah
Mildred Woodbury
Ruth
Vesta Meserve
Esther
Lulu Hankinson
Mount Pisgah
Martha
Alice Lewis
Electa
Eleanor Campbell
Warder
Mary McDonald
Sentinel
Leslie Bailey
Isabel Montgomery
Gertrude B. McTeer
Angie Doigs
W. M. Grace Dodge
W. M. Madeline Hopkins
W. M. Ella Bailey
Bradford C. Redennett
George Pickard
Wiscasset 25 Years Ago Delights and Dull Details
Local column from Sheepscot Echo dated July 4 1908 lists residents visiting in Bath and Boston summer stays. Notable items include the wooden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Albert Erskine, arrivals from Lewiston and Chicago, travel plans to Europe, medical notes on Arthur Buzzell, a partial mental health incident involving Joseph Chaney, and obituaries for Miss Harriet Taylor and John McKenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Greenleaf
Bath
Daniel Page
William Taylor
Roscoe G. Bailey
Boston
John R. Stinson
Nathaniel Lineslin
Graham Fearing
Newton
Mass
Meadowcroft
Louise Meadowcroft
The
Albee
J. Ingraham Taylor
Somerville
Annie Cowley
Damariscotta
Harriet Pushard
Samoset
Rockland
Albert Erskine
Mary Carlisle
Lewiston
C. L. Macurda
Emerline Dickinson
Mrs. Lambert
Margaret Herrick
Chicago
Camden
Bellas
Mary D. Weeks
New York
Europe
Carrie Sears Deering
Little Son
R. H. Tucker
Wiscasset
Albany
South America
Odd Fellows Hall
E. W. Seekins
Richmond Grammar School
E. E. Seekins
Joseph B. Shepherd
St. Paul's Church
Portland
St. Philip's Church
Albert Peterson
Morrell
Albert, Jr
East Boston
Peterson
Harriett Taylor
John McKenney
Visitors and Movers In Wiscasset Town Scene
Prof. Grant and family arrived in town last Saturday. Miss Hattie Pushard returned home from Topsham Monday. Mrs. Mary Henderson visits Mr. Andrew Lacy. W C Witherell of Whitefield, Wm C Fossett of Bristol, A R Nickerson of Boothbay Harbor in town Tuesday. Kendal Dunbar of Damariscotta in town Wednesday. E M Trafton of Dresden in Wiscasset last night. E C Jewett of Whitefield in town Wednesday. Col Orrin McFadden of Dresden in town early week. Dr J W Savage of Bath, formerly of Wiscasset, in town Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Geo R Holmes of Kents Hill in town early week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Grant
Hattie Pushard
Topsham
Mary Henderson
Andrew Lacy
W. C. Witherell
Whitefield
Wm. C. Fossett
Bristol
A. R. Nickerson
Boothbay Harbor
Wiscasset
Kendal M. Dunbar
Damariscotta
E. M. Trafton
Dresden
E. C. Jewett
Col
Orrin McFadden
J. W. Savage
Bath
Geo. R. Holmes
Kents Hill
Social notes from Wiscasset and surrounding towns
Washington residents stay at Hilton House while E D Sewall from Washington visits. Local figures including Partridge and others from Bristol, Damariscotta, and Bristol appear in town. A. B. Erskine and county commissioners visit. Steadman sails for Eastport. Fire Society marks 1851 anniversary with bucket gift. Steam shovel work resumes as Maine Central and Quebec projects sustain activity. toll bridge draws crowds of fish and bait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Bliss
Washington
Hilton House
E. D. Sewall
Washington, D. C
L. L. Sewell
Elsie
Lowell
Annie
Birch Point
J. W. Ewer
Springfield
Mass
Seth L. Groves
Emerson Hilton
Damariscotta
Bath
Greenleaf's
W. & Q. Railroad Company
John West
Davis Island
Westport Island
Wiscasset
Albert W. Hall
Jonathan Dana
Maine Central
Quebec
Toll
West Bath Grangers Present Program at Merrymeeting Grange
West Bath grange will present a July 7 program at Merrymeeting grange Bowdoinham with Miss Lillian E Lewin as lecturer. The meeting drew 130 attendees including 20 visitors. The evening featured an orchestra style group, solo and choral numbers, skits, and a song written for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian E. Lewin
West Bath
Lucy W. Coombs
Shirley M. Mank
John A. Greene
Eva L. Fulton
Raymond M. Clark
Herbert A. Henderson
Fred W. Brown
George E. Stetson
Brunswick
William P. Hatch
Lewin
Amy A. Irish
Eleanor P. Danforth
Fred S. Brown
Virginia M
Cary
Sturtevant
Les Camarades Musicaux
Miss Waterman
Holiday guest visit on Cushing's Island
Miss Margaret Ferrell of High street visited as a holiday guest of Miss Marjorie Thaxter at Cushing's Island, sharing seaside hospitality and seasonal cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ferrell
High Street
Marjorie Thaxter
Cushing's Island
Texas finding buffaloes offer serious problem
The Goodnight herd, once the nation’s second largest, now faces uncertain future as Texas wrestles with ownership and funding. Col onel Goodnight’s legacy, the Great Southern Life syndicate, and state lawmakers collide over a place and price for the shaggy herd. Cleo Hubbard notes the herd’s wild nature endures in the Panhandle while authorities debate a permanent home and preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Goodnight
Carrie J. Crouch
National Republic Magazine
America
Alberta
Canada
Colonel Goodnight
Game and Fish Commission
Great Southern Life Insurance Company
A. C. Nicholson
Dallas
Panhandle
Cleo Hubbard
Charles Goodnight
Plains of
New Mexico
Colorado
Arkansas River
Pueblo
West
Wild Bill Hickok
Buffalo Bill
Bill Colby
Illinois
Lone Star
Union
Charles
California
West Texas
Palo Pinto
Young Counties
Oliver Loving
Palo Duro Canyon
Randell County
Bowdoin Chapel Set For Prince Halloell Wedding Plan
The Bowdoin College Chapel will host the July 8 ceremony at four for Donald Francis Prince Bowdoin 30 and Katherine M Hallo well assistant Alumni Secretary. Rev R A MacDonald of Cumberland Mills will officiate. Hallo well is a Deering High School and Wheaton College alumna from Woodfords. Prince is son of Harry O Prince and a Bowdoin graduate Theta Delta Chi. A Brunswick professor notes autos boosted Bowdoin attendance, with a large commencement dinner crowd despite a smaller early-week Library enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin College
Donald Francis Prince
Bowdoin
Katherine M. Hallowell
R. A. MacDonald
Cumberland Mills
Hallowell
Charles H. Hallowell
Montrose Avenue
Woodfords
Deering High School
Wheaton College
Brunswick
Harry O. Prince
Hersey Street
Deering
Theta Delta Chi
William Albion Moody
West Bath area notes and family summer gatherings
Edwin W. Haggett visited Augusta on business while many West Bath residents traveled to attend Mrs. Ruth Pemberton Ackley’s funeral in Dorchester. The Fourth featured clambakes at Larrabee's Grove and cottage visits across Bath, Topsham, and Sabine as families from Bath, Boston, and New York gathered at Sabino and Birch Point for holidays and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Haggett
Augusta
Charles
Lemont
Dorchester
Mass
Percy Marriner
Topsham
L. Earle LeMont
Bath
Douglas
New Meadows
Harold J. Haggett
Garnet
Robert Coombs
Natick
Stanley W. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Needham
Wendell L. Williams
Silas Bates
Margaret Bickford
Stanley Bickford
Beachmont
Tibbetts Farm
Brigham's Cove
Henry Churchill
Auburn
Chester Stevens
Stevens
Birch Point
John F. Larrabee
Littlefield School
Farmington
Farmington Normal
Theo Nelson
Sabino
Oland Ellis
Beverly
Elmer D. Haedgkins
Noyes
Prince’s Corner
Fred P. Ring, Jr
James H. Thorpe
Humphrey A. Owen
Sabine
Elbridge B. Malcolm
Winneganee
Chester Freeman
Donald
Freeman
M. Eleanor Bates
Portland
George Bailey
South Portland
Delmar E. Bates
Miss Bates
Bates
Ernest E. Williams
Winnegance
Harry P. Bridge
Quaker Point
Florence Swan-Chadwick
Everett
Swan Cottage
Philbrook
Dwinal E. Cornish
Washington Street
Daniel H. Philbrook
Norwood
Harry Friend
Whitman
Harry Snow
Worcester
Harpswell
Alfred B. Snow
Leslie J. Goodwin
New York
Foster's Point
Boston
Fred A. Bubier
Foster's Point Road
Bath City Hospital
Harry Williams
Lincoln Williams
Foster’s Point Road
Williams
West Bath man protests lake access near his property
Ernest E. Williams of Campbell's Pond West Bath complains that the Winneganee lake formed by Bath and Phippsburg has flooded his marsh driveway to about ten inches deep, hindering access to his hay field and wood lot. He seeks improved travel conditions, not cash, with a possible fix via railroad ties or lowering water levels discussed at a Thursday conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneganee Lake
Bath
Phippsburg
West Bath
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell’s Pond
Lord of
Campbell's Pond
Williams
Bath and
Winneganee
Lord
Front Street
Oak Street
Fourth of July golf day at Bath and area clubs
The Bath Country Club hosts a large Fourth of July golf day with many players including Senator Frederick Hale and former Ambassador Walter E. Edge. The Fairview course in Cumberland Center offers Maine golfers a chance to practice all week for the M S G A open handicap tournament. R J Spear Jr of Portland wins low gross at Willowdale in Scarborough. A series of ladies golf tournaments is postponed due to rain with a new start planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Country Club
Frederick Hale
France
Walter E. Edge
Shore Acres
Sebasco
Fairview Country Club
Cumberland Center
Maine
R. J. Spear, Jr
Portland
Willowdale Country Club
Scarboro
Fairview
Yarmouth
Gray Corner
Portland-Lewiston
Gray Road Park
Woolwich Notes Include Picnics Camp Openings and Visits
Woolwich community notices report upcoming events such as a Harvest supper after oil work, a Nequasset Farm Bureau picnic on July 12, and a Ladies Auxiliary meeting on July 6. Local residents including Miss Mabel Thwing, Miss Evelyn Nickerson, and families of Reed, Dolloff, and Hall are mentioned with visits and anniversaries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich No. 68
P. of H
Uasset Farm Bureau
Iley
Woolwich
Commit- Soeth Chatee
Bailey
Percy Bailey
In A. Colby
Henry T. Dubar
Jordan C. Wright
John C. Gilmore
Mabel Thwing
Evelyn Nickerson
Bath
Thwing's Point
North Woolwich
John Reed
Georgie Walker
Frances Partridge
Reed Cottage
Capitol Island
Bion Shea
Arrowsie
Lemuel Preble
Preble
Day’s Ferry
Elster Dolloff
Woolwich Center
Rumford
Norman Drummond
Alice Drummond
John Savage
Hillcrest
Plinette Allen
Prescott
Clarence Young
F. A. Morse
Whiskeay Road
North Bath
Harold Walker
Day's Ferry
Harry Tabor
Everett
Mass
Isaac Howard
Harold G. Hall
Harold, Jr
Yonkers
N. Y
Mr. Hall
A. W. Hall
Bedford Street
Fred Klippell
C. H. Gilmore
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Sasanoa Shore
Frank Bailey
Hollis L. Leeman
C. A. Hall
Rockland
Hall
Maine Central Company
South End
North End
George Ames
Skillin's
Nequasset
Camp Overlook
Georgetown
George Carleton
Richard
George
John
Philadelphia
Lawrence Ryan
Mr. Carleton
Fred Carleton
Doris Farnsworth
Orono
Lawn Party and Barn Dance Draw Large Newport Crowd
A Lawn party and barn dance sponsored by Sebasticook Grange P of H Newport at the Towle home drew a large crowd. Every parking space was filled and several hundred people attended as the Newport Band performed a concert during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebasticook Grange
P. of H
Newport
Andrew J. Towle
Newport Band
Evolution's Problems in Methods of Evolution Debate
Botanists say difficulties in understanding exact mechanisms of evolution are greater today than seventy years ago when the theory first spread.
College Players to Open in Brunswick in July
The College Players Inc a Brunswick troupe formed from college dramatic societies will open in Memorial Hall Brunswick during the week of July 10. The company plans eight consecutive weekly performances at the College Memorial Hall with prominent members from college drama circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Players, Inc
Brunswick
College Players
Memorial Hall
Doctor refutes claim of polluted Thomas Point bathing
Brunswick health officer Dr. R C Piletts says there is no basis for reports that Thomas Point bathing water is polluted or jellyfish present. He states the bathing is as good as ever and the talk is unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Point
R. C. Piletts
Brunswick
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