Mystery play to be repeated at St Philip's church
The mystery drama The Burden Bearer is planned for a repeat performance at St Philip's church in the near future. Birch Point's Current Events club held a July 1 picnic at Mrs Irene Metcalf's grave, with twenty four members and guests enjoying a noon meal and social time.
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St. Philip’s Church
Birch Point
Irene Metcalf
Woolwich Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Local Events
William Cressey spent the weekend in Boston and Gloucester. Hartley Hathorne hosted guests while nearby families visited in Woolwich. Dresden road work paused for haying. Religious services and a three week daily Vacation School were announced with officials seeking donations and parental cooperation.
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Horace Savage
Bath
William Wright
Hartley Hathorne
George Hathorne
Sagadahoc Perry
Dresden State Road
Addison Rice
Earl Rice
Earl Elkin
Harpswell
Callane
Stent Se
Lane
Marcia Stinson
Ee Bence Meek
Lawton
H. O. Cunningham
Shirley Mae
Bath City Hospital
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Day's Ferry
Agre Methodist Church
North Woolwich Manaes
Sagadahoc
Ruth Symms
Methodist Board of Religious Education
Benjamin Shaw
Wiscasset Reminisces and Town Visitors
Ernest Stinson returns from Bangor with Miss Mary Stinson visiting from Lewiston. Capt E H Wood of New York visits, and Miss Gertrude McKenzie of Boston is in town. Capt William H Clark receives Homer pigeons from Providence. Several locals attend the Sam-O-Set at Rockland Breakwater. Gilman T McParland and family from Everett Mass visit Bristol before heading to the city. A Methodist lecture on An Everyday Tragedy in City Life, illustrated with views, drew a slim crowd as Mr Wetmore rested from a cold and Mr Holt preached.
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H. L Holt
Daugh
I. C. C. Whitmore
San Francisco
Calif
Whitmore
Flora Plumstead
Cyril Grant
Nova Scotia
J. E. Plumstead
Edward
Wilmington
Del
Lillian Tash
Lewiston
Antoinette Plumstead
John Sherman
Ethelyn
J. E. McKenney
C. E. Coombs
Richmond
Everett Gould
Lynn
Mass
William G. Grover
Isabelle and
Walter
Bath
Hallie Simpson
Raymond Robinson
Westport
Gustave Pearson
Walter Sherman
Lawrence Greenwood
Charles Ross Taggert
Tagger
Wiscasset
Church School
Sheepscot
South News
Waldoboro
Ivanhoes
Portland
Wiscasset Nine
Charles Tibbetts
George Blagdon
Union Street
Pred Whitman
Gust Gia Trout Gad Titan
Handnausetts
Pendleton
Federal Street
Maine
J. Kenneth Burnham
Flushing
N. Y
Allerton Black
Medford
Bernard Hutchins
Water Street
Cloverdale
Main Street
Cc. C. Blagdon
Sherman Lumber
D. D. Brady
Glendon Frost
Winthrop
Harold Frost
Albert Galloupe
Barbara Dawn
Lucy Patterson
Ralph Williams
Antonio Williams
Dorchester
Charlotte Rittall
William Rines
Louis Simmons
Ethel Anderson
Evelyn Rines
Vincent Spear
Gardiner
Harold Rines
Boothbay
Archie Rines
Wincasset
H. Erskine
Demariscotta
Ira Ames
Waitham
Georgia Quinnam
Quinnam Hill
DeForest Munsey
Harry Quinnam
Cobbosseeconfee Grange
West Gardiner
Cascae Grange
Oakland
Perry Fowle
Fred Nute
Clifton Mimsey
Joseph Moore
Roy Dow
Boston
Newburyport
Eli Butler
Robert
Bridgeport
Nissan Baking Co
Phoeby
Ruth Sewall
Ruth
Egbert
Methodist Church
Victor Gorham
Philadelphia
W. G. Gorham
John H. Southard
Sanford Lewis & Son
Lennox Southard
Weymouth
Freeman D. Southard
Evelyn Hodgdon
Frank R. Hodgdon
Birch Point
Evelyn Hutchins
Amy Libby
Mabel A. Rhoades
Wellesley Hills
Ruth Lisley
Biddeford
Emma W. Isley
Pleasant Street
Bert Pushard
High Street
Harold Brailey
Montclair
N. J
Laighton Jackson
Peggy
Thomaston
N. Gratz Jackson
Charles T. Dow
Cheshire
William Morrill
William Stinson
Dorothy
Jackie Stinson
Stratford
Conn
Emma Stinson
Miss Jackson
Greenwood
Wiscasset Inn
Ernest Stinson
Bangor
Mary Stinson
E. H. Wood
New York
Gertrude McKenzie
Boson
William H. Clark
Providence
R. L
Emmie
Lillian
Helen
Lena Chazinson
Hattie Pushard
Rockland
Gilman T. McParland
Everett
Long Island
Casco Bay
Bristol
Wetmore
Holt
The Holy City Lecture Ends with Singers in Wisconsin
The event featured a lecture with illustrations, highlighted by Mr. Wetmore performing The Newborn King. Attendees judged the entertainment among the best in Wisconsin for a long time.
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Holy City
Wetmore
Bailey Takes His Own Life at Boothbay Harbor Wharf
Willard Bailey a 40 year old popcorn stand operator and antique dealer in Boothbay Harbor left a note and was found dead 15 feet from the end of a dock at low tide. A note read Tell my brother I jumped off the wharf. He was despondent over business. His wife and two children live in Massachusetts. The body was weighted with a steel shafting and found by Roscoe and Charles Bailey.
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Willard N. Bailey
Bath
Harry
Mr. Bailey
Boothbay Harbor
Greenlawn Cemetery
Wiscasset
Willard Bailey
Bailey
Massachusetts
Roscoe
Charles Bailey
Townsend Avenue
Montsweag Church Plans Evening Fellowship Program
Reverend William Fletcher Baptist missionary and two college students will attend a one hour Christian fellowship at Montsweag Church Friday between eight and nine standard time. Reverend Charles Perry of Corliss Street Church will preach at Montsweag Sunday service starting at 7:39 standard time.
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William Fletcher
Baptist State
Montsweag Church
Christian Fellowship
Charles Prry
Corliss Street
Montswear
Family note of thanks for condolences and flowers
The family of W R Bailey and Sons Wiscarset Maine expresses gratitude for kindness during their bereavement and for the beautiful flowers, dated July 9, 1930.
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W R Bailey and Sons Wiscarset
Maine
Westport Hosts and Portland Guests Share Holiday at Pine Lodge
Mr and Mrs Guy O Small of Lynn Mats visited Miss Emel L Pogt at Pine Lodge Westport while Mr and Mrs Frank Totman of Portland spent the holiday with Mrs William McLaughlin Robbins.
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Guy O. Small
Lynn
Emel L. Pogt
Pine Lodge
Westpax
Frank Totman
Portland
William McLaughlin
Robbins Street
Carl Carlson
Carlson
Wuncie
Robert Metcalf
Metcalf
C. W. Fifield
Milan
Sabino Cottage Guests Fill Fourth of July in Bath Area
West Bath and Waterville residents hosted and visited Sabino and Birch Point cottages for the Fourth of July weekend. Dozens of Bath, Sabine, Everett, Portland, and Boston families vacationed at Sag Larrabee’s and Owen’s properties, with many returning to Tus to their summer homes.
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Waterville
Revere
Mass
Sabino
Norman McCabe
Elford Stover
Bath
James Thorpe
Arthur Oliver
Warren
Wilbur
John Eades
Hazel
Dorothy
Peabody
Mary Larrabee
Louise Smiley
Fred King, Jr
Barbara
Gordon Lemont
Sabine
Arthur Robbins
Ruth
Newark
N. J
Emma Lewis
Portland
H. A. Owen
Roy Sinclair
Lloyd
Canton
Malcolm Doble
Doble
Deimar Bates
Snow Park
Luella Noyes
Clara
Madelyn
Everett, Mass
Rexford Clark
Everett
Noyes Cottage
Noyes
Everett Lemont
Wil Kittredge
Richard Hastings
Vaughn Smiley
Lemont
J. Edward Drake
Edward, Jr
Beal
Birchwood Farm
Alvah White
Lewiston
Mr. White
White
Annie Staples
George Shepherd
Staples Cottage
Birch Point
Frank Carter
Julius Clough
Livermore Falls
Dow
Middle Street
Larrabee’s Grove
Charles Preble
Winnegance
Pred Duren
Viola Duren
Richmond
Samuel P. Bates
Patricia
Duren
Bates
Silas Bates
Marjorie Bickford
Shirley
Stanley
Leslie Bates
Tibbetts Farm
Brigham’s Cove
William Cotton
Campbell’s Pond
Robert Downey
David Cassie
Pauline Larson
Albion Boyd
Tee Pinkham
Robert Clements
Everet
Esther Blakeman
Dorchester
Clyde Pinkham
Ellen
Harold Blair
Louise
Ella
Walter McCraicr
Milton, Herman
Bernice McCrater
George Rogers
Bozton
Bryan
Ralph Wright
Bingham
E. W. Hagze
Arthur
J. M Lennon
Pine Islands
Margaret Marriner
Topsham
Joseph W. Larrabie
J. Everett Mayo
Susan Pratt
Gerrude Goldzen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Orchard
Poland Springs
Alfred Snow
Bangor
Ervin Whorff
J. Everet
Mayo
Raymond Rokryani
York
Wiliam
Erma
Winthrop
William J. Burke
Larrabee’s
The
Grove
C. C. Chesley
H. B. Vater
Water Hill House
E. E. Flood
E. H. Hardy
Farmington
E. D. Parkhurst
Edgar Murphy
John Cassavola
William J. Burke, Jr
Matthews
Drape Grange Charter On Member death in West Bath
In memory of Mrs. Nellie F. Totman the West Bath Grange charter was draped and the weekly meeting was subdued Monday night in tribute to her. The program proceeded with solemn observance.
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West Bath Grange
Nellie F. Totman
Grange Meeting Discusses Labor Saving Devices
After the opening the roll call named favorite papers and Mrs. Lillian Rogers led a discussion on the ten most useful labor saving devices for the home. Water, electricity and oil stoves were praised. radio noted as a convenience. Performances by Mrs. Beatrice Rand, Bobby Carver and siblings, and readings by Leland Plummer and Mrs. Rogers followed. Lawn party planned for July 23 and 24 with committees meeting next Monday at 7:30 at the hall to finalize plans.
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Lillian Rogers
Radio 1
Beatrice Rand
Bobby Carver
Louise
Robert Oliver
Roscoe L. Carver
Leland Plummer
Edgar Guest
Lizzier
Salem's Offering Is Colonial Home Sale
A description of a two and a half story lean-to house notes two front gables, a pronounced second story overhang, period brackets at the gable ends, visible mortising and pegs for securing, and a large cluster chimney as defining exterior features. Miss Anneh Chaney works at Shore Acres club house in Sebasco.
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Anneh Chaney
Shore Acres Club
Sebasco
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