Summer sale and church activities fill Wiscasset town news
The Or gan Society of the First Congregational church plans its annual Summer sale on July 22 with a noon luncheon at the vestry. Mrs. Fannie Adams chairs the luncheon. committees cover fancy articles, food, aprons, children’s dresses, flowers, and candy on the parsonage lawn. Various local residents and visitors are noted in town society events, visits, and arrivals through mid July including Founders Day plans at Lincoln Home in Newcastle and local church services.
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Organ Society
First Congregational Church
Fannie Adams
Congregational Vestry
C. C. Blagdon & Son
Alberta Larrabee
Hattie Mosher
Vera Quinnam
Nellie Munsey
Viola Adams
Charles Sowder
Sowder
Roger Dow
Ruth Jones
Frances Hubbard
Verna Southard
Ruthena Thompson
Pemaquid Beach
Woman's Club
George Bemis
Ethel Redennett
Helen Haggett
Gardiner Road
Weeks House
Maude Clark Gay
Waldoboro
E. Fred Albee
Federal Street
Lincoln Home
Newcastle
Emma Day
Woolwich
Georgianna Lilly
Hooper Street
Eugene C. Lewis
Philadelphia
Julian Lewis
George Wilson
Providence
R. I
Archie H. Dodge
Main Street
A. E. Furze
North Reading
Mass
Frank M. Haggett
Water Street
Stanley W. Dodge
Damariscotta Lake
Walter Schofield
Patricia
Trenton
N. J
Birch Point
Ralph Preble
Ralph, Jr
Gertrude Lowell
Harry Bartlett
Nequasset Camp
Victor Gorham
Brooklyn
N. Y
William Gorham
Charles Pomeroy
Beverley
Luther White
Bangor
Herbert W. Hawes
Robert G. DeWolfe
Boothbay Harbor
Luther Hall
North Edgecomb
Winona Leavit
Florence Hodgdon
Hodgdon
Boothbay
Boothbay Exchange
Henry Nash
H. B. Nash
Joseph P. Tucker
Moosehead
Arthur Hatch
John Hatch
Marie Antoinette House
Edith Andrews
Wolcott Andrews
Harold Davis
New York
Mary Sewall Metcalf
Damarin
Albert Somes
Cambridge
Molly Seamon
Middle Street
Kellogg
Boston
Clifford House
Stanley Somes
Michigan
Harold Perkins
Niagara Falls
Charlies T. Doe
West Bath Grange hosts play and dancing with Bob Oliver
West Bath grange presented a two act play led by Robert W. Oliver drawing 234 attendees. Cast included Sally Watkins played by Bob Oliver with supporting roles by Howe Haggett and Watkins, plus music by Reginald Barter's daughter. Following the program a fraternal grange discussion and business meeting announced 377 total West Bath grange members and set upcoming lawn parties August 20 and 21 with committees named.
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Robert W. Oliver
Bob
West Bath Grange
Weasel Village
Reginald Barter
Bob Oliver
Sally Watkins
John M. Howe
Farmer
Edwin W. Haggett
Alexander Whiteside
Raymond M. Clark
Kate
Helen E. Hartwell
Patience Watkins
Sally
Hiram
David Fields
Tige Taylor
Patience
Leon M. Genthner
Ormsley Stebbins
Ethel Tourtillotte
Ruth
Ormsley
Ethel Waterman
Frieda
Donald Emery
Tom Kingfisher
Marguerite Donnell
Kitty
Grange
New England
Durham
N. H
Edgar D. Leavitt
D. Wallace MacDonald
State Grange
West Bath
Attendance dips at Winter Street church vacation school
Daily Vacation church school of Winter Street church finishes its first week with attendance slightly under last year. The drop is blamed on students making up missed public school work due to sickness. Primary grades fall about 50 percent while the kindergarten doubles in size. Two weeks remain and enrollment continues. Mrs. Rupert H. Baxter and Mrs. J. Houghton McLellan are visiting Boston.
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Winter Street Church
St. Cuthbert’s Chapel
Margrette Wheeler
East Orange
N. J
Bowdoin Greggson
Portland
Henry W. Doughten
Philadelphia
Bridge
F.B. Hazen
Rye
N. Y
Thompson Cottage
Ovid Kinsolving
Summit
Extrand Cottage
Jerome E. Wideman
James S. Rogers
Camp Chewanki
Polly
Jack
Lamar Hubbard
Philip Little
Salem
Mass
MacMahan
Prizes Awarded Boy Scouts At Bath Camporee
Troop 52 hosted the first Bath camporee with Troop 55 as guests. Joseph Lee won first prize with 47 points, earning an official Boy Scout knife, while Harry Fullerton took second with 31 points and a flashlight.
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Joseph Lee
Harry Fullerton
Boy Scouts’ Land
Bath
Lemont Street
Suckee
Earle B. Lermond
Joseph O. Purdue
Harry L. Day
Stanley Cressey
Cressey
Lee
Fullerton
Harold Peasley
John Lowery
Ernest King
Richard Minott
Walter Carleton
Wesley Plummer
Barton Morrison
Norman Seekins
Louis Arsenault
Antelope
Rotarians Plan Aid to Youth Movement
At a Rotary luncheon President Francis A Winchenbach outlined the coming year's program focusing on Community Service and youth movement support with hopes for federal funds. Plans include securing more playgrounds at South and North ends and a two day Carnival next Winter. The club voted to donate its piano to Bath School Department for use by schools. Visiting Rotarians Dick Vose Edwin J Harriman and Stanley G Thurston attended.
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Rotary Club
Hotel Sedgwick
Francis A. Winchenbach
South End
North End
Edward W. Bridgham
Daniel T. Dougherty
Kelley Field
Park and Cemetery Board
Sedgwick
Bath School
North Garmmar
Dick Vose
Cambridge
Mass
Edwin J. Harriman
Hudson
Stanley G. Thurston
North Bath
Ossipee Churches Name New Pastor Rogers
Rev. A Duncan Rogers, a student at Andover Newton Theological School, accepts the pastorate of the First and Second Congregational churches of Ossipee New Hampshire succeeding Rev Frank H Baker. He will divide time between college and church duties this Fall and Winter and lead the Daily Vacation Bible school in Community Hall under the Center Ossipee Women's club. He plans to organize a Boy Scout troop and is active in Scouting. Rogers is the son of Dr Frank A Rogers of Roxbury Massachusetts and husband of Clarice M Berry daughter of Rev and Mrs Charles H Berry. He graduated from Gordon College and Boston Public Latin School.
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First
Second Congregational
Ossipee
N. H
Frank H. Baker
A. Duncan Rogers
Andover-Newton
Boston Public Latin School
Gordon College
Rogers
Center Ossipee Women's Club
Center Ossipee
Phippsburg Social Notes Highlight Local Guests
At the Ed Thomas home callers included Mrs Cornelius McGarigle of Yarmouth and Neil McGarigle of Boston. Mae Schofield and Ida Schofield occupy a Coxs Head cottage. Elkanah Wyman and Margaret Wyman visited Bath recently. Annie Lowell of Portland guests of Mrs Anna Percy at Bay View. Blanche B Bunker of Los Angeles and cousin Lorenzo Farrin of Malden visited Mrs Leah Strout at Sagadahoc Ferry and with Perry D Beals at Robinhood. Robert Dunton and his son from New York stay with Mrs James Dunton on Court Street.
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Ed. Thomas
Cornelius McGarigle
Yarmouth
Neil McGarigle
Boston
Mae Schofield
Ida Schofield
Cox's Head
Elkanah Wyman
Margaret Wyman
Bath
Annie Lowell
Portland
Anna Percy
Bay View
Blanche B. Bunker
Los Angeles
Calif
Lorenzo Farrin
Malden
Mass
Robert Dunton
New York
James Dunton
Court Street
West Bath Summer Visitors at Sabine and Larrabee Homes
Bath residents and guests fill Sabine cottages and Larrabee Grove for summer visits. Families from Bath and nearby towns gather for graduations, cottage stays, and social events at Sabine, Rock Haven, and Larabbee’s Grove as numerous relatives and friends travel between Bath, Moultonville New Hampshire, and surrounding communities.
Scavenger Hunt Delights MacMahan Young Folk
Last Friday night Mrs. J K Lee of Bryn Mawr and Mrs H V Painter of Ardmore staged a scavenger hunt for younger residents. Teams searched MacMahan Island for items including a toy streamlined train and a National Park stamp with a few hidden copies of Anthony Adverse remaining. After a lively game at the Playhouse, dancing and punch followed as changes of venues and new arrivals were noted on the island.
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J. K. Lee
Bryn Mawr
Anthony Adverse
MacMahan
Nancy Perkins
Baltimore
Josph Ferguson
Ardmore
Cory Cottage
Ovid Kinsolving
Summit
N. J
Woolwich News Briefs Highlight Local Club Plans
Woolwich Good Will club to host a sale of fancy articles and cooked food with entertainment at Sebenon hall on July 22. Officers include Mrs Nelson Rice and Mrs John Lilly. Regular meeting set for August 5 at Sagadahoc Ferry. Various residents attend socials, visits and church events across Woolwich, Sagadahoc Ferry, North Woolwich, Pemaquid, and Arrowsic with upcoming Vacation Bible School and church services.
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Herbert Lilly
Good Will Club
Woolwich
Sagadahoc Ferry
Sebenon Hall
Nelson Rice
John Lilly
Edward Reed
Charles Hunnewell
Harry
Edward Freeman
Day’s Ferry
Herbert I. Reed
Dover
N. H
David G. Reed
West Boothbay Harbor
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Emma Drummond
Arrowsic
Elsie Baker
Bristol
Myrtle Stewart
Gertrude Farrin
Richmond
C. H. Gilmore
Sadie Kennerson
Rockland
William Gould
Lloyd Stinson
Thompson Inn
John Carter
Edwold Carter
Gertrude Gilmore
Frank Carter
Livermore Falls
Pemaquid
George Farnham
Mr. Rand
Woolwich Union For
Christian Service
Robson
Nequasset
North Woolwich
Rand
Days Ferry Congregational Church
Harry E. Titus
Maine Council of Religious Education
All Parish
Maine
New York
Titus
Willard Rand
Walpole
H. R. Johnston
Long Branch
N. J
Lewiston
Anniversary Dinner Honors Mr and Mrs Bion Shea of Arrowsic
Mr and Mrs Bion Shea celebrated forty fourth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the Woolwich home of their daughter Mrs Forest Baker on the Wiscasset road. The couple married on December 12, 1892, at a Georgetown Methodist church. They previously lived in Bath and Connecticut and now reside in Arrowsic where Mr Shea works at Spinney’s mills and runs a farm. Mrs Shea was Rosa Brookings of Wiscasset. A wedding cake was cut by Mrs Shea. Mr Shea has recovered from pneumonia. The Sh e a s received a chest of silver from children and their spouses and many congratulatory cards. Attendees included Maurice Shea Lemuel Preble Forest Baker Grace Preble Betty and Gene Preble.
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Saffords
Suonycrest
Rock Haven
Melvin Pratt
Foster and
Shirley
Beulah
Bernice MacDonald
Harry
Bath
Harold L. Safford
Margaret
Joan
Moultonville
N. H
Bath Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Grace Church
Anstress C. Larrabee
Joseph W. Larrabee
Emily M. Larrabee
Fred W. Larrabee
Grace M. Waterman
Charles Bates
Bates Farm
Arthur Larrabee
Bellingham Avenue
Beachmont
Puritan Memorial Park
Lynnfield
Loring D. Small
Berry’s Mill
Charles H. Bates
Mass
Scarsdale
N. Y
Leon F. Bates
Henry Henderson
Marjorie
Donald
Wilthrop
Walter Gilpin
Everett
Sabine Cottage
Alfred J. Horley
Arlington
Charles Myers
Malden
Horley
Janet
Sabino
Robert B. Small
Albert J. Larrabee
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Edward Noyes
Fred Duren
Patricia
Richmond
Duren
Samuel F. Bates
Leonard W. Oliver
Howard Hodson
E. J. Dunlap
Burt
Nancy Wardell
New York
Butler Cottage
Sabine
William D. Rich
High Street
Rich Island
D. O. Blaisdell
Orrinton Lewis
James H. Thorpe
Theresa Small
M. Eleanor Bates
Portland
George Bailey
South Portland
Humphrey A. Owen
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Charles
Winnegance
Bernard Pratt
Bernard, Jr
Leslie Mayo
Winterport
Walter M. Hill
Horace W. Aiken
Aiken
Ellery
Bion Shea
Arrowsic
Forest Baker
Nurses Training School to Continue at Bath Memorial
President L Eugene Thebeau denied rumors that Bath Memorial Hospital’s nurses training school would be discontinued. He said there are 15 nurses in training, eight applicants for the next class, and two trainees at Boston City Hospital. Thebeau emphasized the program will continue to align with state hospitals and avoid increased costs for patients.
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Bath Memorial Hospital
Pres
L. Eugene Thebeau
Pres. Thebeau
Boston City Hospital
Bath Memorial
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