Wiscasset Fourth Celebrated Amid Parades and Games
Wiscasset enjoyed a peaceful Fourth with a street parade led by St. John's Band of Brunswick and prizes for floats won by Clarence Cowley and Montsweag Grange. Field events and a Lincoln county softball match followed, with Wiscasset defeating Lewiston Rangers in two games 15-2 and 7-6 before evening reports of two fire incidents nearby.
Brick Store to Open Third Season as Museum Site
The Brick Store built in 1825 by William Lord in Kenebunk opens this Summer for its third season. A second story gallery on Main Street opposite the Public Library will host four changing July August exhibitions. The July 1 opening features original drawings by American artists from Benjamin West to the moderns, loaned by the Federation of Arts, Washington. Hand colored engravings of birds by Rex Brasher, devoted to this work, will also be shown.
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William Lord
Kenebunk
Main Street
Benjamin West
Federation of Arts
Washington, D.C
Birds of America
Rex. Brasher
Republican Women Picnic At Sebasco Hill
More than 50 members of the Sagadahoc Republican club gathered Thursday at the Summer home of Mrs. Henry W. Butler on Sebasco hill for a picnic and business meeting. Readings and talks followed the meal, with guests from Woolwich Richmond Topsham Bath and other towns enjoying Bermuda trip anecdotes and lodge tours.
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Sagadahoc
Clara Reed
Woolwich
Margaret Peabody
Richmond
Stella Given
Bowdeinham
Alfred E. Carpenter
Bath
Edgar A. Farrar
Bermuda
Mary P. Hill
Topsham
Sebasco Lodge
Richard Cushman
Butler
Stella N. Given
Hiram W. Totman
Eleanora Totman
Margery Totman
Mary Pelham Hill
George Preble
Walter Hall
Virginia Hall
Amy C. Dolloff
Margaret B. Peabody
Lalia P. Card
Seth Watson
Christine Densmore
Clara M. Reed
Frank Walker
Albion L. Corliss
Florence Hathorne
Sarah Bailey
Bernice Bailey
Catherine McFarland
Arrowsic
Reese D. Eby
Connersville
Ind
William B. Perry
Cora Campbell
Martha Morrison
Elijah P. Bartlett
Phippsburg
Chester A. Plant
Social notes of local residents and visitors
Mrs Isabel Ladd on annual vacation at Senter s Inc. Mr and Mrs Clarence Jenkins and son Robert of Kittery spent weekend with his parents in Bangor. Fitzgerald Toothaker party at Crest Hill Inn Bethlehem N H hosted by Miss Jean F Grout of Springfield Mass. Grout sister Barbara E Grout visited Washington St. Ernest Marshall and Sam Willard of Laconia NH stayed with Mrs Marshall s mother at Megunticook Lake Camden. Prentiss family and others vacationed at Bar Harbor Cadillac Mountain. Hooper family from New York to visit sisters Emma and Martha Hooper then Boothbay Harbor for three weeks at Mill House. Mrs Blanche B Bunker summering in town with Mrs Leah Strout and Cornwell Strout at Boothbay Harbor. Strout later in New York City at Hotel Sedgwick.
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Isabel Ladd
Senter’s, Inc
Clarence A. Jenkins
Robert
Kittery
Arthur Jenkins
High Street
Charles M. Fitzgerald
Charles C. Toothiaker
Crest Hill Inn
Bethlehem
N. H
Lewis E. Prentiss
Betty
Courtney
Elsie M. Small
Mary F. Duncan
Elizabeth A. Sutherland
William E. Lundrigan
Bar Harbor
Cadillac Mountain
Fred E. Hooper
New York City
Emma and
Martha Hooper
Green Street
Boothbay Harbor
Mill House
Blanche B. Bunker
Los Angeles
Calif
Town
Leah Strout
Bath
Cornwell Strout
Strout
New York
City
Hotel Sedgwick
West Bath M E Church Opens Summer Services
West Bath M E church began Sunday afternoon services led by Rev. Ernest Heywood of Wesley church Bath. The notice invites all to attend, noting years of welcome since 1839. The piece also lists numerous summer visitors and cottage residents in Bath and Sabine Cove, detailing family visits and social events.
Copper Shop Upsets South End To Tie For First In Sunset League
Copper Shop ballsters of Bath Iron Works Corp upset South End 8-7 at Goddard's field. Pride led South End with four hits including a triple as Carl Erlebach won the mound battle for the Copper Shop in a game that saw heavy scoring in the middle innings and a late rally by the South Enders.
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Copper Shop
Bath Iron Works Corp
South End
Goddard's Field
Court Streeters
South Enders
North End
Winneganee
Coppersmiths
Rupe Lewis
Brewster
Pride
Carl Erlebach
Joy
Soucie
Woolwich Town Meeting Aids Sagadahoc Ferry School House
Woolwich plans a Thursday evening meeting at seven to raise funds for the Sagadahoc Ferry school house. Local residents and visitors from Dorchester Mass and Bath are noted in village notes, with church services at Center Baptist and Montsweag announced for Sunday.
Bulls and Bears Clash in Bath Twilight League Golf
The Bulls and Bears will compete Thursday night in a Bath Twilight League golf event at Bath Country Club. Players join teams on arrival, aiming to start around five with medal play and handicaps, winner earns club dinners. Members should inform the dining room early for headcount to plan meals.
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Bulls
Bears
Bath
Bath Country Club
Things I Liked at Wee-Own-It
A nostalgic poem recalling a visit to Wee-Own-It with vivid nature imagery. The speaker lists fond memories: river bend, green fields, Ma and her chicken, Chiffon Pie, elms and shade, white clouds, song birds, and a restful bed. The mood shifts from delight abroad to longing on the journey home.
Woolwich Red Cross Sets July Mid-Summer Tea
Woolwich branch executive committee met with Mrs Isaac Howard and accepted Mrs William Tudor Gardiner’s invitation to hold the annual tea at her home on July 13 from three to five. Mrs Edward V Reed chairs the Red Cross and names committees and assistants for what is expected to be a major social affair this season.
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Woolwich
The
Red Cross
Isaac Howard
Wm. Tudor Gardiner
Edward V. Reed
Phippsburg Church Holds Summer Service With 42 Attendees
Rev Robert C Whitehead of Mt Vernon NY opened the Congregational church for the summer season in Phippsburg. Forty two persons attended the service and church schedules will be ready next Sunday for distribution. Mr Whitehead will address the congregation again then. Reverend Willard Palmer, assistant superintendent of the Copperatepartures Association, is slated to speak.
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Robert C. Whitehead
Mt. Ver‘Tion
Fine-Oldburg Congregational Church
Whitehead
Willard Palmer
Coupecartures Association
Woolwich Grange plans final session before August recess
At the Woolwich Grange weekly meeting last Wednesday it was announced there will be only one more session before the August recess. The final gathering will be a picnic lunch with each member contributing a dish.
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Woolwich Grange
Weekend Visitors Gather at Homes and Resorts
Capt and Mrs L W Oliver and Mr and Mrs Hans H Sievers spent the weekend at Sabine. Edward T Foster and party visited Portland and Old Orchard. Edward J Fitzgerald USN (ret) returned after a Montreal weekend. William Grevers of Rockville Center will arrive Thursday for Meadowbrook weekend. Grindell and Jack Hastings returned to Bath from New York. Mrs A W Brown and Betty with Ernest G Keay of Montreal guests of Paul D Moore in Bath. George Percy and Houghton McLellan of Boston aboard the Percy houseboat at Meadowbrook. Bernice M Carr employed at Senter’s visiting her brother Donnell Carr in Dover NH. John C Mercer family and Percy W Oliver, Bath, spent holiday in Millinocket and Bangor. Mary G Higgins of Boothbay Harbor hosted at Small Point Beach with Bath guests Ruth Farnham Carl C Anderson Minnie White Seth Mullin Augustus Percy Robert Hatch Rachel Nichols. Dr Eh lia Galliano Thompsonson of Boston and Grace Hillman of Harvard also attended.
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E. H. Crosman
Crosman
Beverly Graves
Myron Hunt
Portsmouth
N. H. Garrison Hill
Emma Weeks
Annie Seekins
Nellie R. Reid
William B. Lucas
Claire
Krull
Fitchburg
Mass
Ralph Homer
South Portland
Richard Malloy
Gardiner
Malcolm MacDonald
Portland
Bernard Hutchins
Water Street
Bradford - Sortwell - Wright Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Ethel
Irene Metcalf
Nellie Dowling
Majorie Monte
Elmer Arnold
Cleveland
Ohio
Clifford Smith
Williamsport
Vivian R. Giles
Gardiner Road
Foster Kellogg
Boston
Laura Brown
New York City
Frederick Hart
D. Paul Burleigh Conkling
Owen's Mouth
Boothbay
Leon A. Francisco, Jr
New York
Sprucewold
Boothbay Harbor
Maude Clark Gay
Waldoboro
Stanley Bailey
Merion, Pa
Charles E. Cowley
Federal Street
Henry Dyer
Hooper Street
Warren Dyer
Clarence Dyer
Massachusetts
Ormando Goodwin
Cloverdale
Town
Goodwin
First National
Camden
Carroll McFadden
Little
Lewiston
Isaac B. Jackson
West Anna Road
D. M. Munsey
Harry Quinnam
J. F. White
Lincoln Pomona
George Babb
Department of Agriculture
Don Shea
R. E. Maas, Jr
Maas
Ft. McKinley
Richard T. Maloy
B. F. Blagdon
George Sproul
Capitol Island
Odbury West
West Bath
M. E
Ernest Heywood
Wesley Church
Bath
The
Red Cross
Sedgwick
J. E. Mayo
Walter Brown
Quincy
Annie H. Trufant
A. B. Snow
Rita
Helen
Anna May Myatt
Lynn
Owen Thompson
Waterville
Canada
Percy Holbrook
Harold Gay
Evelyn
Natick
Robert R. Coombs
F. W. Daniels
Malden
Birch Point
Oscar Williams
Ina Williams
Florence Wyman
Williams Cottage
Thomas Pierce
Providence
R. I
William P. Drake
Grosse Ilc
Mich
Frederick E. Drake
Addie Drinkwine
Leonard Maillete
Alfred
Walter G. Marco
Charles Hatch
Samuel F. Bates
Ralph H. McNary
Betty
Jackie
Marblehead
Charles Bates
Henry W. Henderson
Marjorie
Donald
Winthrop
Jean M. Bates
Trenton
N. J
Charles H. Bates
Jean
Channing Bickford
Stanley
Clyde Bremer
Tibbetts
Brigham's Cove
Conrad Nelson
Thure G. Nelson
Ted
Sabine
William R. Dean
Ruth
Niagara
N. C
Dean Cottage
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Fred P. Nichols
Miriam Doble
Boston Dispensary
Raymond Perry
Hyde Park
Aitken Cottage
Sabine Cove
Delmar E. Bates
Mary
E. B. Noyes
Elmer Hodgkins
Thomas Hodgkins
Walter Gupin
O. A. Knight
Bertha Waugh
H. A. Owen
Irwin Daley
George
Kingston
N. H
Hull
Watertown
D. O. Blaisdell
James Thorpe
Soule
National Education Association
Maine
Blaisdell
Augustus Blaisdell
Gilbert Wilson
Kenneth
Lewis
Freeport
Belfast
Trafton Swain
York
Joseph W. Larrabee
Henry Barron
Irwin
Burlington
Hendrickson Bros
William Burke
William
Edward
Medford
Larrabee’s Grove
Charles P. Baker
Jane
Rockland
Charles, Jr
Phippsburg Center
Henrietta French
Eva Kingsbury
Camp Benson
Sebasticook
Newport
Thomas’ Point
Carleton W. Andrews
Richard
Charles Andrews
Waterboro
Howard Phoenix
Uxbridge
Carroll Andrews
Geraldine
Eugene
Woolwich
Estelle King
Jesse L. Tarr
Erlon Umberhind
Richmond
Anno Jackman
Hampden
Jack Willard
John
East Braintree
Chester King
Barbara
Eleanor
Fred Lawrence
Foxboro
Herbert Wilson
E. W. Haggett
Arthur
J. B. Lemont
Bazin
Lemont Cottage
New Meadows Lake
Paul Lemont
Samuel Jordan, Jr
Meadowbrook
Percy Marriner
Norman
Walter W. Larrabee
Billy
David
Joseph
Topsham
Edward Rice
L. D. Sheldon
Fred W. Larrabee
Emily
Ernest Steele
Byron Steele
Emma Cox
Cox Cottage
Sagadahoc Ferry
Warren Trott
H. M. Bailey
Dorchester
Nequasset
Roberta Hathorne
Spenter's, Inc
Frank Dewick
Brunswick
Murphy's Corner
Bernette Bailey
Bates College
Wm. Tudor Gardiner
Phipps Point
Josephine Cunningham
Fred Carlton
Charles Brown
Charles Hunnewell
Center Baptist Church
Day's Ferry Community Club
J. W. Reed
John Gilmore
Charles H. Hunnewell
Pemaquid Light
John Conway
Sagadahoc
Conway
Clara McH
Alden Farnham
Wellesley
Farnham
George Farnham
Beltran Crocker
Patricia
Richard and
Paul
Newark
Clarence Clark
Ardelle B. Farrar
Irma Farrar
William Farrar
Frank Farnham
John Sheldon
Woolwich Union
Day's Ferry
Gagadahoc
Sebenon Hall
Harvey T. Hathorne
Waldo Hathorne
Cummington
Harvey P. Hathorn
Christine Hawthorne
Woolwich Center
L. W. Oliver
Hans H. Sievers
Edward T. Foster
Old Orchard
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Montreal
William Grevers
Rockville Center
N. Y
William Grindell
Jack Hastings
A. W. Brown
Ernest G. Keay
Paul D. Moore
Bath Street
George Percy
Houghton McLellan
Percy
Mary G. Higgins
Ruth Farnham
Carl C. Anderson
Minnie A. White
Seth 8. Mullin
Augustus A. Percy
Robert B. Hatch
Rachel Nichols
Ehlia Galliano
Thompkinson
Grace Hillman
Harvard
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Montsweag Grange
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Alna
Lloyd Shaw
Clayson Lewis
Gerald Sherman
Edward Evans
Lewiston Rangers
Round House
Maine Central
Organ Society
First Congregational Church
Charles S. Sowder
Melvin Soule
Fred Soule
Helen Kelley
Woodfords
William Southard
Charles Deeson
Cheshire, Conn
East Edgecomb
Lawrence Marston
Roy Marston
Mary Grant Rafter
Washington, D. C
Bath Road
William Elliot
Harlan Trott
Frank Cummings
Winchester
Elliot
Elbridge Teele
Lawley Smith
West Newton
Howard
Samoset
Roger Dow
CCC
Jefferson
West Ama Road
Joseph Hubbard
Somerville
Alice Taylor
Verna Southard
Marston
Frederick Bronson
Berkley
North Edgecomb
Julia Lewis
Chester Lowell
Mary Alice
Ware
Leona Spicer
Lowell
Herbert McDevit
Frank Quinna
Lilla Graves
South Carolina
William Rings
M. M. Smith
Damariscotta
Sebasco
Henry W. Butler
King
Goddard’s Field
Stewart
Farthing
R. Lewis
Fortier
Erlebach
Kingsbury
B. Robinson
R. Cramer
Sunset League
P.C Court Street
North End Pe Breses Winnegance Certs
Copper Shop Wee
R. Glidden
B. Kingsbury
J. King
Revere
Benson
Dennen
Po Gallant
Acasavas
Sprague
London
England
Barb Hutton
Court Haugwitz-Reventlow
Raitend
Cantaas
Bow Street Court
Reventlow
Central Press
D. Bligh Grasset
Winnetka, Ill
Donald B. Sinclair
Toronto
Kappa Alpha Theta
United States
Spring Lake
Woolwich Red Cross
Bernice M. Carr
Senter's, Inc
Donnell Carr
Dover, N. H
John C. Mercer
Wilfred
Percy W. Oliver
Millinocket
Bangor
William Allen Smith
Sydney
Augusta
Duer D. Breck
Small Point Beach
Wilfrid E. Guerin
North Street
Haverhill
Hampton Beach
Guerin
the Times Co
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Henry W. Owen, Jr
the Times Press
Bath, Maine