Wedding Bells For Miss Fuller And Mr Davies In St Philip's
Miss Rosamond Lucilla Fuller and Harold Edward Davies wed in St Philip's church on Saturday afternoon. The ceremony was by Rev. Charles M. Tubbs with Rev. H. B. Nash assisting. Organist Mrs. Lienan and Henry Scott provided music as guests from New York, Boston, Washington, Sharon Conn., and others attended. A garden reception followed at Gov. Smith House with local and visiting guests.
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Rosamond Lucilla Fuller
Harold Edward Davies
St Philip’s Church
Charles M. Tubbs
H. B. Nash
Ams Lienan
Henry Scott
Gov. Smith House
New York
Boston
Washington
D. C
Sharon
Conn
A H. Dodge
Laura Carleton
Nellie Blagdon
Nellie Merry
Grace Merry
Kate Sewall
Annie Macurda
Etta Barnes
Nina Fowles
Edith Hutchins
Grace Knight
Simon Crosby
Rockland Highlands
Harvey R. Pease
Pease
Virginia
Allen
Rockland
Helen Dickinson
Summer Street
F. Manley Allbright
Allston
Mass
First Parish Congregational Church
Sheepscot Congregational Church
M. R. Hinkin
Lynn
E. G. Spinney
Gates E. Reynolds
Valley Stream
L. I
Mary Hobson
Minnie Y. Bemis
Alice D. Taylor
Joseph L. Neal
Lawrence Howe
Burlington
George P. Hobson
Squirrel Island
Nina Barker
Winsfield
Edna
Edward Evans
Esther
Emily Evans
Belfast
Sidney G. Evans
Federal Street
Montsweag
Farmer
Ernest G. Spinney
Kenneth Munsey
Leota Merry
Elaine Munsey
Emily Riley
Ruth Dickinson
Blanche Plumstead
Olive Moody
Joseph P. Tucker
Lakewood
Miss Bluebeard
Gardiner
Roy Marston
Lawrence Marston
James P. Tucker
Josephine Tucker
Varney
Arthur J. Mann
Dover
N. H
Edward
Malden
Main Street
Emma W. Isley
Union Street
Emma Nute
Smith's Corner
Sheepscot Road
Oscar Bailey
Alson Erskine
Richard
Erskine
Helen Cowley
Sarah Stenson
Edgecomb
Charles I
Barnes
Gardiner Road
Sewall Strout
Ethel Chapman
North Edgecomb
George Flint
Bath
Louise
Charles A. Day
George Houghton
East Sumner
William V. Gorham
Bruce Barton
Brooklyn
Jeddrey
Lillian Padehiey
Evelyn
Junior
Somerville
Fred W. Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
West Bath
Sybil Houdlette
Winnegance
Loring D. Small
Berry'’s Mills
Miass
Uriah Foss
Bridgeport
Frederick N. Sanborn
Atlantic
Trufant’s Crossing
Machias
Ira B. Neiley
Laurada Jordan
Samuel M. Jordan
High Street
Edwin Haggett
Sanford's Crossing Road
Pauline Wright
Topsham
Charles
Lemont
Trufant’s Crossing Road
Florence A. Neiley
Farmington
Farmington Normal School
Miss Neiley
Bath Street School
Brunswick
Edgar Murphy
Portland
Charles C. Chesley
Lillian Brown
Mary’s Roman Catholic Church of
Timothy C. Maney
Rosario Ouellette
New Meadows River
Florence Swan Chadwick
Everett
Elizabeth Crippen
Jack Hanley
Swan Cottage
Birch Point
Campbell's Pond
Horne
Amy Coombs
Robert D. Metcalf
Harry Tarbox
Carolyn
Greenwich
Helen
Clementine K. Burns
Saco
Arthur W. Brown
Wiscasset 25 Years Ago A Busy Summer Echo
Wiscasset locals and visitors fill the town with arrivals and departures during July 1907. Notables include Alfred Gorham in Bristol, Prof J C Grant of Chicago, and Mrs Hannah Young's family visits. The Sheepscot schooner delivers 100000 bricks in 14 hours. William F Hobson dies at 72. The era celebrates Bath centennial events and summer tourism thrives.
Vacation travelers and residents gather on Maine coast
From the Old Files July 29 1893 notes arrivals and visits across towns. Frank Smith arrives from Lowell Massachusetts. Fred Greenleaf from Boston vacations at Damariscotta. Abbie Black leaves for Machias. Wm A L Bazley from Boston vacations in Wiscasset. Rev J W Wyman and family from Augusta stay with Mrs Samuel Haynes. Dr Gorham goes to Augusta. Capt Sewall Southard travels to Boston to buy coal. Dr Steadmen of Boston occupies a cottage on Davis Island. James Taylor arrives from California for the summer.
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California
Birch Point
Annie Clark
Boston
Davis' Island
F. H. Boynton
Pemaquid
Echo Home
Bucksport
Davis Island
Sheepscot
Maine Ship Building and Navigation Co
Wiscasset
Benj. Dickinson
William F. Hobson
L. L. Lowell
Richard Otis
J. T. Hubbard
Oe 8. C
Hilton House
Alva Pollk
Universalist
Greenleaf's
Steadmen
James Taylor
Seth Hobart
Bath
Bull moose visits Wiscasset and swims in Sheepscot
A bull moose wandered into Wiscasset’s business district on Saturday morning causing excitement. It dashed through streets as residents chased it, appearing not vicious, and eventually plunged into the Sheepscot River heading toward Westport Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Sheepscot
Westport Island
Miss Margaret Pushard Returns Home From Dresden
South Dresden resident Miss Margaret Pushard and her nephew Louis came home Monday after a sink visit with relatives in Dresden Mills. Lewis Lowell and daughters Ruth and Mary plus Ernest of South Windham called on friends in Dresden. Max Lessler, recently in New York, has returned home.
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Margaret Pushard
Louis
Dresden Mills
Lewis Lowell
Ruth
Mary
Ernest
South Windham
Dresden
Max Lessler
New York
Ida Goodwin
Helen Bucknam
Waterville
Leland Siegars
Charles Pashard
Richmond
Donald Harrington
Gardiner
Roy Lilly
Bath Hospital
Probate petition for Alfie E. Jacobs as executrix
The petitioner Alfie E. Jacobs as executrix presents the will of the deceased asking that the will be proved and letters testamentary be issued to her without bond. The petition states the request is in line with the testator's instrument and notes this was on the eighteenth day of July.
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State OF Maine
SagadahoceeePeetia
Alfie E. Jacobs
Bath
Charles H. Jordan
Gladys M. Palmer
West Roxbury
Mass
Sagadahoc
Esther L. Brawn
Walter 65. Glidden
West Bath social notes mark summer visitors and locals
A long roster of visitors and residents are summarized from West Bath, Maine. Families from Somerville, Winnegance, Auburn, Bridgeport, and Boston arrive or return to cottages at Larrabee's Grove and nearby spots. Attends funerals, birthdays, church events, and summer gatherings with numerous trips to camps, cottages, and beaches shaping a bustling seasonal scene.
Dairy Maids Install Officers For Year
Moonlight craft No. 3 Dairy Maids installs officers for six months at Red Men hall after Ramo na council No. 27 Daughters of Pocahontas meeting. Deputy Julia Bennett of Biddeford presides. Officers include Florence Robinson and Catherine Durgan as chief and past chief dairy maid. others from Brunswick and nearby towns attend. social follows with committee chairs named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men's Hall
Ramo‘na Council
Daughters of Pocahontas
Julia Bennett
Biddeford
Florence Robinson
Catherine Durgan
Mattie Collins
Brunswick
Louis Paquette
Mildred Avery
Clara Hennessey
Pearl Barter
Harold Hammond
Arletta Yates
Harriet Hammond
Churner
Stella Wade
Lane
West Bath Church Holds July Social and Weenie Roast
West Bath M E church held its annual July social and weenie roast last Wednesday evening. About 40 people attended, with strong Bath representation. The program featured sketches by local members, a vocal solo by Ruth Shellenbarger, outdoor games, and a weenie roast in a nearby field, followed by coffee and doughnuts indoors. Mrs Loring D Small and Mrs Ernest E Williams led the planning. An August event will follow the church tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Loring D. Small
Ernest E. Williams
Ellsworth man wins two dozen clover prize in yard patch
Julius Young of Ellsworth claims the four leaf clover championship of Hancock County after picking 37 four leaf clovers from a one yard square patch plus six five leaf clovers as souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Young
Ellsworth
Hancock County
Woolwich Notes From Portland Visitors And Local Events
Woolwich residents hosted the Montsweag Farm Bureau meeting on Tuesday at the Mason Bel in Wiscasset with a kitchen and dining room session. The program centered on Cold Dishes for Hot Days, followed by a square meal lunch of bread and butter sandwiches vegetable salad eggs and cheese and roasted bananas for dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Leavitt
Gomme
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Mason Bel
Wiscasset
Dad and His Folks Right Here at Home at Woolwich Grange
Friday evening Woolwich grange presents a musical “Dad and His Folks Right here at Home” in the grange hall at 17 30 official time. A dance will follow after the show. Visitors from Quincy Mass Mr Douglas Soule Mrs Rosa Lee Knowlton and Lee Knowlton joined local hosts Mr and Mrs Fred Soule for the weekend. Mrs S E Dow of Lynn Mass and Mrs Maude Rines of Whitman Mass have returned home after two weeks with the Soules. Woolwich grange has completed a contest on conducting meetings and furnishing programs with brothers as winners and sisters as the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Stinson
Portland
Marjorie Trott
Bath
A. Emrs
J. W. Reed
Lois Day
Woolwich Farm Bureau
Alfred Soames
Readne
Mass
Mr. Stott
A. A. Stott
Deans Partridge
Saco
John Reid
Charlotte Buck
Gorham Normal School
Georgie Walker
Mabel Thwing
Dexter
Geraldine Slott
Fred Carlton
Bath City Hospital
George Rice
Rockland
Henry Carlton
Norman Howard
David Sennett
Nequasset
Marian Hanson
Lottie Allen
Malden
Laura Blanche
Clarence Preble
Loring Mayberry
Marjorie
Belmont
Basil Lynch
Pittsfield
Bion Shea
Elmer Mank
Roy McIntosh
Herbert Munsey
Seth Parker
Forrest Carlton
State Road
Paul Yphantis
David
Boston
Fred Hanson
Ralph Rice
Samuel Moore
Yarmouth
Orville Jameson
Waldoboro
Merle Jameson
Leland Savage
Augusta
Ethlyn Marston
Auburn
Dad
Woolwich Grange
Douglas Soule
Lee Knowlton
Rosa Lee Knowlton
Quincy
Fred Soule
S. E. Dow
Lynn
Maude Rines
Whitman
Alton Berry
Anna
Mr. Berry
Lightning strikes Nequasset pumping station and injures teen
A Bath Water District pumping station was struck by lightning during a storm. Kenneth Cromwell 19 of Woolwich was dazed and blinded after the bolt followed a water pipe into the upstairs area and into a drain pipe, while a nearby meat fork handle was snapped. The incident echoed a 20 year old chimney strike at the station. Cromwell’s faint paralysis from the bolt was regarded as a miraculous escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset
Bath Water District
Kenneth Cromwell
Eugene Cromwell
Woolwich
Cromwell
City Auditor Sets New Rules for Auburn Poor Department Prov
City Auditor George Arnold introduces strict itemized lists for all poverty department food aid in Auburn. Cigs candy and popsicle purchases are banned after discovery of past improper items. Each provision list now requires department head review before approval.
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Auburn
George Arnold
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Frances Eldora Perkins
Foster
Perkins
Central Church Parsonage
David L. Wilson
Lester Peters
J. E. White
Roy R. Marston
Parker B. Stinson
Betty Jean
Carroll McFadden
S. Homer Woodbridge
Charles Smith
Mary F. Keene
Edwin E
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Brookline
Frank Creamer
Grace Farr
Emmelyn Weeks
Earl Rines
Matinicus
Georgianna Lilly
Marie Antoinette House
William Hall
Carroll Dunphe
Dudley
N. Y
Alfred Gorham
Bristol
Joseph Borland
Brockton
Wilbur Cowley
Joshua Hilton
Watertown
Grace Gorham Keene
Vivian Wright
Bradford C. Redennett
Ira
Castine
Ross Bailey
Maynard
L. R. Gibbs
Jesse Baker
Jesse Jackson
Montreal
Everyody
Fred Marsh
O-we-ra
New York Yacht Club
John H. Chaffee
Merry
Roy W. Reed
Washington Street
C. C. Blagdon
Mary H. Nute
Register of Deeds Office
Court House
Medford
Samuel Dickinson
Joseph G. White
Lothair Lowell
Randolph
W. G. Jefferson
M.D
Bath Corner
Western Avenue
Ruth L. Jordan
West Roxbury, Mass
Bath, Maine
Affie
E. Jacobs
Dunham
West
Sabino
Harold P. Smail
Lawrence
Marion
Lincoln Street
J. Henry Cotteau
Charles E. Hewitt
Bridge Club
Birches
Sabine
Catherine O’hara
Old Folk's
Everett G. Lemont
Carroll Davis
Mabel O’hara
Marion O’hara
Mr. Davis
Charles Shackford
Beachmont
Warren Gilbey
Horace W. Aiken
Charles Owen
Daugh
Louie’ A. Smiley
John Pooler
Miriam L
Beatrice
Green Street
Leon B. Pennell
Winneganee
Charles Hewitt
Silas Bates
Marjorie Bickford
Shirley Bickford
Mr. Bates
Samuel F. Bates
Almon R. Perry
Arthur C. Lemont
Lemont Street
Charles H. Bates
Leon F. Bates
Beachment
Betty
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Center Street
TEL
Orr’s Island
West Bath Church
Hotel Bellevue
Ghtning
CK Panteulies
Athletic Union
Max Katz
Elm Street
Hearts of New York
Broadway
Piccadilly
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