As a Week of Gossip in Wiscasset Names Various Local Figures
Asa Winslow of North Nobleboro is held without bail for the Lincoln County grand jury on murder tied to the Dennis Morton fire. Others, including Mrs. Lillian Winslow and Winfield Winslow, face related charges or actions. The report lists numerous residents visiting, relocating, and social events, with personal notes on families, travelers, and property changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Winslow
North Nobleboro
Lincoln County Supreme Court
Dennis Morton
Elmer Winslow
Asa
Knox County
Rockland
Lillian Winslow
Elmer
Winfield Winslow
George W. Singer
Chase brothers face Lincoln County charges in garage break in
Four men were held on bail totaling 16000 dollars. Lee Chase of Skowhegan posted 3000 dollars for the October term arraignment in Lincoln County Supreme Court. Charged with breaking and entering the Guy Lewis garage at Boothbay Harbor on June 9 and larceny of an automobile, Chase pleaded not guilty through counsel. His father and another relative furnished sureties. Manley Chase, a brother, was jailed on the same sum and charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Chase
Skowhegan
Supreme Judiial Court
Lincoln County
George W. Singer
Lincoln Municipal
Guy. Lewis
Boothbay Harbor
Gordon Gallert
Waterville
Merton L. Chase
Clinton
Frank Plumstead
Manley Chase
Maine Central crew lowers road grade for heavy locomotive
Maine Central railway workers have been lowering the road grade this week from south of Winter street bridge to west of High street bridge by about 18 inches. The adjustment allows the class O heavy duty passenger locomotive to operate between Portland and Rockland with greater clearance and efficiency, avoiding ferry transfers between Bath and Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central Railroad
Winter Street
High Street Bridge
Portland
Rockland
Maine Central
Bath
Woolwich
Bathman Attends Conclave of Knights Templar
Rev. David L. Wilson leads Maine Grand Commandery to Detroit for the Triennial of the Grand Encampment. A Portland escort of 35 men travels by special train with three to four Pullmans and a baggage car. A 60,000 strong Knights Templar parade is planned, with Maine drill contenders entering a competitive event. Some Maine delegates will tour Montreal and the Saguenay river after sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wilson
Maine
Knights Templar
Detroit
Mich
United States
Portland
Portland Commandery
Roy Osborne
U. S. Army
Knights
Richmond Baptists Serve Pleasingly at East Bowdoin Chapel
The Richmond Baptist church youth group conducted Sunday services at East Bowdoin chapel in a pleasing manner. Rev. Mack Shibels of Richmond will preach next Sunday at 1 30 p m. Rev. J. A. Pauquett, recently ill, is recovering and hopes to be back in harness soon. Mrs. Fred Wheelock and daughters returned to Boston after a cottage stay. Miss Harriett Woods returns to Springfield after two week vacation with her parents. East Bowdoin Ladies aid met at Miss Helen Mockler's home with twelve members despite heat. next meeting July 26 at Mrs. Herbert Adams. Horace Purington and family spent a week with his parents. Miss Marion Curtis, ill recently, is able to be out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Merry
Lee Gorham
Edward Pooler
Roland Abbott
American Legion
Sanford
Daniel Page
Episcopal Church
Henrietta Petrie
Knox County Hospital
D. M. Petrie
Boston
New York City
Fred Greenleaf
L. S. March
Southport
Izetta Taylor
Elliott
Federal Street
Mary Hobson
Dora Lowell
Dana Jackson
Peabody
Mass
Clark Place
Mabel Rhoades
Cape Newagen Inn
Sarah Carolyn Varney
F. H. Theakston
Pemaquid Point
Warner Ilsley
Old Orchard
Norman Ilsley
Charles L. Macurda
Bath City Hospital
Cyril Grant
U. S. Army
Langley Field
Alex Grover
Charles McKenney
Helen
Medford Hillside
J. E. McKenney
John South
Antoinette Plumstead
Philadelphia
A. W. Irvine
Edgecomb
Carolyn Varney
Grace Knight
Charles Collins
Charles Day
Carrol Dunphe
Emily Fallon
Misses Knight
Misses Varney
Emma Ilsley
Lucy Manson
Los Angeles
Calif
Irvine
George Carlisle
Bangor
J. P. Tucker
Josephine Tucker
Varney
Barton, Vt
Prof. Bronson
Edgecomb Heights
Frank Bean
Myrtle
Frances
William Humason
Lawrence Marston
Leighton Evans
Johnston, Pa
Mary Drake
Richard Plumstead
Albert H. Perkins
Brookline
Perkins
Westport
Wiscasset
Waterstreet
Minnie Porter
Myrtle Ford
Alger
Edson
Wilbur Lowell
Fila Abbott
Mabel Rhodes
C. E. Emerson
Alna Village
Whitefield
Abbott
Cora Tarbox
Tompkins
Webber
William V. Gorham
W. E. Gorham
C. E. Cowley
Rockland
A. H. Fulton
J. H. Fulton
New York
Wiscasset Inn
John W. Crofts
Francisco
M. F. Crofts
H. W. Hawes
Bath
Roy R. Marston
F. D. Southard
Gardiner
Augusta
Krah
Hartford
Minnie Lewis
Carrie Dodge
Newcastle
George S. Lincoln, Jr
George S. Lincoln
Randall Cummings
St. Andrews Hospital
David Randall Cummings
Leslie Wyman
Minnie Haynes Wyman
Charles Maxfield
Fred Fogg
Portland
C. P. Knight Place
H. Christopher
Camden
Recorder of Lincoln Municipal Court
Richmond Baptist Church
East Bowdoin Chapel
Mack Shibels
Richmond
J. A. Pauquett
Fred Wheelock
Irean
Lillian
Harriett Woods
Grant Woods
Springfield
East Bowdoin
Lewis A. Brown
Paul
Stanley
Arley
Africa
Dixfield
E. R. Brown
Brown
Susie Durfee
Littlefield School
Canada
Hawes
Frank Jaques
Douglas
New Meadows
Samuel Brocapo
F. H. Anderson
Brunswick
Clifford Anderson
A. G. Anderson
Gurrar Gurrarson
Berlin
N. H
Arnold Anderson
Eleanor Anderson
Lawrence
Adolph Anderson
Virginia Anderson
Worcester
Arthur Ioxce
Meriden
Conn
Fred W. Larrabee
B. F. Roberts
East Scarboro
Roberts
Washburn Garage Inn
Larrabee’s Grove
Amy Coombs
Campbell's Pond
W. J. Burke
Natick
Salem
Annie Lee
Weeks Street
Town
J. M. Lemont
Harry Lemont
Washington Street
Lewiston
Mildred Mantor
Larrabee
Elmer Rogers
Lucy
Harry Hosmer
Larrabee's Grove
First Baptist Church
Luella Noyes
Clara
Madelyn
Everett
Sabine
Melville Smith
Elmer Hodgkins
Ellen Hodgkins
Delmar Bates
Snow Park
Bates
Sabino
Louise Smiley
Marjorie
Herbert Douglass
Sam Belanger
Smiley
Carl Blaisdell
H. A. Owen
Kittery
Maud Larrabee
Mary
Blair
Marlboro
Leon Pennell
Leon, Jr
Minnie Crocker
Waltham
Samuel F. Bates
Leslie Wold
Earl Warren
Mr. Chapman
Duncan Cottage
J. Z. Wilkins
Charles H. Bates
Charles Dain
Trufant Street
Eugene McGrath
Elizabeth
Oliver
William
Marion Dain
Emma Ryan
D. R. Capen
Grace Bieler
Ruth Bieler
Helen Capen
Carolyn Ray
Eastport
Lincoln Williams
Foster's Point
Alexander Skillin
Harold Kale
Ella Skillin
Daniel Sawyer
Falmouth
Joseph W. Larrabee
Philip Williams
South Portland
Stewart Hayes
Hayes
Ludlow
Everett Lemont
Fred Williams, Jr
Haven Wilson
Hebron Academy
Wilson
Williams
Fred Witliam
Fred S. Brawn
Richard
Freeport
Brawn
Joseph Doucette
Lowell School
Carl Chapman
Cotteau
Walter Hill
Beachmont
Aitken
Sabino Improvement Society
Lida Hawthorne
Christine Hawthorne
Robert Rice
Boothbay Harbor
John Presley
Emerson Irish
Winthrop
Percy T. Marston
Frank
Center
Waldoboro
Judson Kuhn
Abe
Augustus Perkins
E. Reed
David G. Reed
Juniper Point
Hollis Leeman
Artwell Hayward
Florence Baker
Annie Goff
Farmington Normal School
Samuel Moore
Ralph Rice
Damariscotta
Elsa Baker
Gorham Normal School
Way's Ferry
Ladies Farm Bureau
Horace Wade
Ethel Buck
Charlone
Malaen
Vay's Ferry
Clarence Preble
Previe
W. Carlton
Leon Kelly
Tuessie Hall
A. A. Stott
Reading
F. W. Carlton
Lawrence Putman
Everett Rice
Windham
Bath City
Montsweay Christian Endeavors
Hillcrest Manse
Bridge Edition Praised by Massachusetts Reader
S H Conley prints a Massachusetts friend's letter praising the Independent's bridge edition. The correspondent calls the edition superb, notes Bath is on the map due to the new bridge, and predicts heavy summer travel and growth for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Conley
the Independent
Massachusetts
Bath
West Bath social notes highlight multiple families visits
A long list of visitors and residents in West Bath and nearby towns includes the Browns returning from Africa to stay with E. R. Brown relatives, summer guests at Larrabee's and Sabino cottages, garden parties, and neighborhood gatherings. The record notes numerous Bath residents, visitors from Brunswick Worcester and Lowell, and several family reunions and cottage stays on Campbell's Pond, Sabino, and Foster's Point.
Nequasset Farm Bureau Holds July Meeting at Hathorne Home
The Nequasset Farm Bureau met Tuesday at Mrs. Florence Hathorne's home with 16 members present. Hosts were Mrs. Eldie Wright and Mrs. Frank Hodgdon. Members made basketry while dinner featured salad hot rolls pickles homemade strawberry ice cream Russian tea and cake. Harrison Wright of Philadelphia visiting Small Point joined as a local guest Friday. Miss Sadie Miner of Boston visits Edith McPherson on Corliss Street for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Florence Hathorne
Eldie Wright
Frank Hodgdon
Sadie Miner
Boston
Edith McPherson
Corliss Street
Woolwich Vacation School Continues Amid Local News
The Church Vacation school opened Tuesday and runs to Friday with a picnic. Frances Hazeltine supervises with Mrs. Marston, Mrs. Hathorne, Mrs. Carlton, and Miss Reed assisting. Nineteen pupils enrolled. activities include music, hymn teaching, map work, craft tasks, basketry, first aid, and mats for hot dishes. Gasps of local visits, school notices, and community events fill the rest of the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Frances Hazeltine
Percy Marston
Waldo Hathorne
Henry Carlton
Margaret Reed
Social Roundup in South Dresden Summaries
Mrs. A J Tibbetts returns from Richmond to South Dresden. Visits by Ed Smith, Betty, Barstow, and Hodgdon of Gardiner. Iremont Rowe and Moses Rowe with Stott and Hilda of Bath visit Leland Siegars. Vesta Siegars stays with daughter Harold Wall in West Dresden. Siegars family and Margaret Pushard noted at camp Witchitie and in table work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Tibbetts
Richmond
George Tibbetts
Ed Smith
Betty
Barstow
A. A. Hodgdon
Gardiner
Iremont Rowe
Moses Rowe
Stott
Hilda
Bath
Rowe
Leland Siegars
Vesta Siegars
Harold Wall
West Dresden
Camp Witchitie
Margaret Pushard
Edgerly Delaprate Marriage in Lancaster New Hampshire
Archie Edgerly, proprietor of the Columbia garage, married Annette Delaprate of this city on Thursday June 21 in Lancaster New Hampshire. Rev. Roger A. Dunlop officiated. The bride is the daughter of Eugene and Delaprate of Baltimore Maryland. The record was filed at the city clerk's office. Separately, the funeral for Joseph White drowned in Mill Pond was held privately Friday at his home 17 Andrews Road with Rev. C M Tubbs officiating. Bearers were Leon Belanger Paul McCole Frank Harvey and Wallace Seeman. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Road
C. M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Leon Belanger
Paul McCole
Frank Harvey
Wallace Seeman
Oak Grove
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B. C. Redennett and Son
The
Augusta Trust Company
Wiscasset, Maine
Road
Bathman
Bowdoin
West Bath
Bath Cleansing
Eing
Harrison Wright
Small Point
Dresden
Raul
Norway Medicine Co
Norway
Thornes Head
Kennebec River
Ong
White Mountains
Ocean
Kennebiec
Henry CC. Rowe
P. O. Drawer
Rhode Island