Open House Day in historic Wiscasset Aug 12
The fourth annual Open House Day will be held on Wednesday August 12 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. with visits to three churches the old court house the public library and 13 houses. Luncheon on Main street green and tea at three centers to aid the library and Village Improvement Society. The Bishop of Maine will visit St Philip's parish for Confirmation on Friday August 21 and interested should notify Mr Nash.
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Old Court House
Main Street
Old Town
Public Library
Village Improvement Society
Maine
St. Philip’s Parish
Nash
Williams Lienau
Boston
Harold Davis
New York
Rosamond Fuller
Governor Smith House
Florence
Charles Douglass
Parker E. Marean
Wyoming
Thomas Campbell
Canada
Wiscasset
Niete
Charles E. Titus
Edward Loud
Lilian
Beverly
Mass
Minnie Lewis
Clara Prescott
Augusta
Earl Sherman
Water Street
Frank H. Bigelow
Ponmret
Conn
John
Lee S. Gorham
Federal Street
Grace Knight
Sarah D. Varney
George Carlisle
Charles A. Day
A. W. Irvine
John Chase
Mabel A. Rhoades
Varney
Louise Adams
Augusta Trust
Community School Demonstration Closes With Play Fair
Miss Elizabeth Sewall and Miss Aurelia Gould led kindergarten and primary groups while Miss Merry and Miss Hilton assisted junior boys. The closing night featured a hand work display and the Play Fair Please. Residents praised the school and approved a similar session next Summer with Wells to run Aug. 3 in Sheepscot and South Newcastle.
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Maine
Elizabeth Sewall
Aurelia Gould
Josephine Merry
Pauline Hilton
Wells
Mary Colby
Local Summer Visitors Around Sheepscot in 1892
Miss Jennie Clark is at home for the summer with several relatives visiting from Boston and Needham. Many townsfolk and visitors including Miss Susie Boyd, Fred S. Greenleaf of Boston, and Miss Mary Lincoln of Brunswick are seen at homes and cottages along Clark’s Point and Davis Island. The group also notes Mr Abner Baker at 85 mowing hay and various families staying with Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. Chamberlain, and others in town.
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Sheepscot Echo
Jennie Clark
Sarah Burgin
West
Horace Henderson
Silas Brookings
Somerville
Mr. Wyman
Augusta
Samuel Haynes
Federal Street
Ed White
Bath
Warren Grover
Maplewood
Mass
Birch Point
May Plumstead
Pittsfield
Abner Baker
Annie Clark
Boston Museum
Davis Island
George Chamberlain
Gardiner
Clark’s Point
Chamberlain
William Taylor
Elizabeth Faxon
Quincy
Edward Elliott
Boston
R. H. Parks
New York
Marion Smith
Dresden
Germany
Young
Charles Eaton
Lottie
Abbie
Savannah
Bradford Clark
Wiscasset Notes From The Echo July 21 1906
Miss Mary Stinson visited from Lewiston over Sunday and Miss Alma Rines returned from Boston after two weeks with her brothers. Local residents and guests including Prof John C Grant and family at Parker street Summer home and visits to Alna, Camden, Bath, Augusta and Portland noted with several social outings and yacht trips.
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Sheepscot Echo
Mary Stinson
Lewiston
E. Alma Rines
Boston
John C. Grant
Mary Forte
Parker Street
Jos. Coffin
Fred Coffin
Everett Albee
Alna
Charlena McLaughlin
Providence
R. I
Hooper Street
Clair Ramsdell
Violet
Leon
Kenneth
Messers
Fred Lennox
Joseph Tucker
Jesse White
Frank Creamer
Thomas Bowman
Shandgraft
W. G. Washburn
Bath
Charles Downing
Jeanette Munsey
Augusta
Roscoe
Raymond
Lesta Munsey
Portland
Mae Roberts
W. H. H. Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Fannie McGill
Harriet McGill
West Medford
Players Selected for Augusta Tourney in Bath Club
The Bath Country Club committee led by Rodney E. Ross has named 28 players to travel to Augusta Country Club on July 29 for a friendly golf tournament with Augusta players. The group will depart Bath and arrive by 2 p.m. The article lists members including Churchill Hyde McCole Nichol Owen Paine Percy Rowe Sewall Shorey and Wilson among others. Dr. and Mrs. B L Hodgkins and sons visited the home of Mrs Hodgkins' parents in North Woolwich.
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Rodney E. Ross
Bath Country Club
John H. Hyde
George A. Churchill
Joseph McCole
Harry C. Webber
Augusta Country Club
Edward W. Bridgham
Robert L. Brownell
A. J. Conti
Frederick E. Drake
Edwin H. Given
Warren Hawley
W. Dayton Hill
Allan Irish
Percy Marks
Frank B. Nichols
Henry W. Owen
Cecil E. Paine
Capt
Samuel R. Percy
Walter E. Rowe
Arthur Sewall
Edward Sewall
William S. Shorey
Alden G. Smith
Fred H. Thompson
L. Eugene Thebeau
Clinton D. Wilson
Bath
Larrabee's Grove hosts summer visitors and local guests
West Bath notices list families and friends visiting or staying at Larrabee cottages in Larrabee's Grove and Sabino from Bath Portland Endicott N Y Eastport Bechmont Swampscott and other nearby places. Attendees include J Roy Larrabee Russell Greene Mildred Graham Phyllis Williams Lemont Bates and many more as they enjoy picnics clambakes and Sunday visits across towns and states.
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J. Roy Larrabee
Roy, Jr
Graham
Russell Greene
Phyllis
William
Robert
Mildred Graham
Revere
Mass
Larrabee’s Grove
Elm Street Baptist Church
Laura Lemont
Harry Wallace
Bath
C. C. Chesley
Larrebee
Edward Thion
Lowell School
Philip Bodreau
William Nason
Larrabee
Alfred Buckland
Joyce
Betty
Jean
Portland
William Sherman
E. W W. Haggett
Arthur
Harold Haggett
Pemaquid
Charles* Laing
Braintree
Ed Bachelor
Edna Jenson
Dorchester
C. S. Lemont
E. R. Capen
Grace Beiler
Helen Capen
Eastport
Boston
Lincoln Williams
Foster's Point
Fred Williams
James
Ann
Eleanor Bates
Oscar Landean
Miss Bates
Charles Bates
Leon
Henry Henderson
Marjorie
Donald
Beachmont
New York
Ralph McNary
Jack
Swampscott
Bates Cottage
Sabine
Samuel F. Bates
Loring Small
Wilbert and
Dana
Sabino
H. A. Owen
Winnegance
Walter Abbott
New Meadows
Annie Lee
Marion Rafnell
Weeks Street
Lee Farm
E. B. Noyes
Rexford Clark
Everett
Clark
Worcester
Elmer Hodgkins
Ellen
Noyes
Margaret Rich
Alice Rich
Clifton Street
Mrs Arthur Labbe obituary recalls Brunswick settler life
Mrs. Arthur Labbe, 87, a Brunswick pioneer born March 2, 1844 in L Islet Quebec, died Monday in Bath at her granddaughter’s home. Widow of Arthur Labbe, she lived in Brunswick most of her life, leaving eight years ago to stay with kin. Surviving daughter, two grandchildren, and three great grandchildren are listed. Interment was in Brunswick after a requiem high mass at St. Jeane Baptiste Church. Pallbearers named as nephews and relatives from Brunswick and Bath.
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Arthur Labbe
Brunswick
Bath
Lorenzo Collins
North Street
L'Islet
Quebec
Labbe
Cabot Mill
Albert Doucette
Avon, Mass
This City
Adelard Ouellette
Mere Point
Rita Collins
Edgar
Charlotte Ouelette
Mrs. Riva Kutz Sails to Germany for Lithuania Home
Mrs. Riva Kutz departed Saturday aboard the Bremen bound for Germany where she will continue to Baltermantz Lithuania. She has resided in this country about a year and a half and lived here with her brother Morris S. Povich and her son Max Kutz during part of that period.
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Riva Kutz
Bremen
Germany
Baltermantz
Lithuania
Bible Vacation School at Corliss Street Closes
Closing exercises of the Daily Bible Vacation school at Corliss Street church featured Miss Sarah Coombs and Rev C H Berry. The three week session showcased work from beginners to juniors with prizes for perfect attendance and gifts to children for foreign lands.
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Corliss Street
Sarah Coombs
C. H. Berry
W. W. Chaney
Hibbert Norton
Chaney
Annie Jewett
Esther Wilson
Lois Ames
Edith Wallace
Julia Paisley
Frank Sylvester
Margaret Hill
Edna Hallowell
Mary McCabe
Clarice Berry
Elizabeth Trott
Margaret Chaney
Deering Room
Norman Reynolds
Arthur Warner
Edna Besaw
Cassie
Hazel Plant Rees
Pete Coe
Estelle McCabe
Sadie Coombs
Rvcmepks
Foc Cn Sas Os
Simms Fremgles
Bessie Ens
Berry
Deletra Hill
Phyllis Ervine
Madelyn Oliver
Harry McNeil
Mildred Wallace
Eleanor Munsey
Harriet Plant
Madelyn Maggett
Stanley Brown
Frank Knight
Barbara Kerwin
Ellery Munsey
James Knight
Clarence Warner
Abbie McCabe
Bruce Wright
Morse High Class of 1928 Reunion At Southport Inn
Twenty three Morse High School graduates from the class of 1928 gathered Wednesday of last week at Southport Inn for a fine shore dinner. The party then enjoyed dancing at the Casino with many attendees listed by name.
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Morse High School
Southport Inn
Casino
Marjorie Troop
Maurice Deering
Bernice Gilley
Dorothy Thompson
Marie Ayer
Isabelle Burns
Adele Burton
Eleanor Danforth
Thelma Dearing
Bernice LeFavor
Mariann
Annie Chandler
Merritt Mitchell
Margaret Lord
James Jackson
Edward Staples
Victor Paquet
Richard Johnson
John Hamilton
Clarence Eaton
Maron Genthner
Howard Bates
Francis Jenkins
Woolwich Community Activities Include Drama and Services
Woolwich residents attend Kennebec Rose Gardens trip and Sebenon hall drama. The Woolwich Union for Christian Service schedules Ruth drama at Sebenon hall, July 25 box supper at Baptist hall, and August 14 entertainment at Sebenon hall to benefit the Woolwich Christian Service Union. Community members from Nequasset Day's Ferry North Woolwich Sagadahoc Ferry join in church services and local visits.
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Sumner Bailey
Percy Bailey
G. W. Shaw
Kennebec Rose Gardens
Bowdoinham
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Ruth
Sebenon Hall
Woolwich
Day’s Ferry
Nequasset Methodist Church
North Woolwich
Nequasset Church
Baptist Hall
Woolwich Center
D.S. T
Bleike Reed
Orange
N. J
George M. Stinson
Marcia
Portland
Worrell Prescott
New Jersey
Jennie Prescott
Worrell Reed
E. R. Warren
Harlan McFarland
Stewart Little
Westport
Elmer Mank, Jr
Bailey
Earl Rice
Oliver Jones
Boothbay Harbor
Eliza Holbrook
Wiscasset
Sarah Bagley Wright
Moses Kennerson
Bath
Delia Card
Milton Hathorne
Leon
Wiliam Crocker
Samuel More
Chartley Hathorne
Johnn G. Reed
Carlton Trott
A. A. Stott
Emily Otis
Medford
Mass
Mary Dodge
Dorr
Carlton House
Sagadahoc Ferry
Elizabeth Waltz
Ada Genthner
Waldobor
C. P. Hall
Edward V. Reed
Millicent Hecht
Old Orchard
Edwin Hughes
Dorothy Wells
Charles Martin
Bath City Hospital
DAY'S FERRY PLANS FOR CARD PARTY PROGRESS
Plans for a Friday card party, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reed, advance with many tables booked. Attendees asked to bring covers and cards. Mrs. Eilen Reed Buck hosted the Worrall Reed family gathering at the old house with a picnic, sharing memories and greetings among generations.
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J. W. Reed
Eilen Reed Buck
Worrall Reed
C. D. Prescott
Edward Buck
Annie Reed Libby
W. S. Reed
John Carver
C. D. Reed
Bleike Reed
Mrs Mary Wright Billie Dies At Home July First
Mrs Mary Wright Billie wife of Francis J Billie of Glendale California and daughter of Eleanor P Wright and the late Charles W Wright of Woolwich died at her home July 1 She is survived by her husband a son Francis and three brothers James P Hanford of California William T Wright and Ralph C Wright of Woolwich
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Mary Wright Billie
Francis J. Billie
Glendale
Calif
Eleanor Preble Wright
Charles W. Wright
Woolwich
Francis
James P. Hanford
California
William T. and
Ralph C. Wright
Mrs. Susan H Greenleaf Funeral Held in Rus sell Park
The funeral for Susan H Greenleaf was held Wednesday afternoon at 2 at the home of her daughter Merritt C Gackenbach 6 Cobb road Russell Park Rev Charles Myron Tubbs officiated Bearers were Harry W Thebeau John Hatch Melvin Howe and Merritt Gackenbach Burial followed at Oak Grove. Mrs Edward B Smith Miss Jeanette Smith Miss Sarah Lermond and Mrs John Morse drove to Newfield and back via the White Mountains. Mr and Mrs George County of New York returned home after a few days at Meadoway home of Mr and Mrs Chester Dana.
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Frank Grant
Boston
Grant
Alex Grover
William Winchester
Birch Point
Nate Rines
Emily Groves
Nina Fowles
Bath
First Congregational Church
Sheepscot
E. G. Spinney
Kenneth Beckwith
Pittsfield
Mass
Congregational
Louise Bailey Havenstein
Sound Beach
Conn
B. A. Bailey
Rines
Joseph Groves
Mabel Rhoades
Portland
Warland Road
Ezra Perkins
Laura Turner
Bread Cove
Samuel Quuinnam
Saco
New York
Harry Quinnam
George Coffin
Everett
Sheepscot Road
Josephine ‘Tucker
Leslie Boynton
North Whitefield
Margaret Quinnam
M. CG. Quinnam
Fort McKinley
Minnie Porter
Marian Haggett
B. F. Blagdon
Jessie Quinnam
Vivian Giles
Giles
Gregory's Hospital
Boothbay Harbor
Charlotte Riltail
Ada Pushard
Louis Pooler
Jimmy Pulla
Belfast
M. M. Smith
Damariscotta
Allan Weeks
J. White
Idelbert Oxgilvie
Weeks
Gladys May Ogilvie
Frances Murphy
Janet
Bridgeport
Westport
West Anna
Methodist Church
Methodist Parsonage
Night Club
Epworth League
Carl Main
Helmi Miete
Mae Hume
Titus
Dorothy ‘Wells
Susan H. Greenleaf
Merritt C. Gackenbach
Cobb Road
Russell Park
Charles Myron Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Harry W. Thebeau
John Hatch
Melvin Howe
Merritt Gackenbach
Oak Grove
Edward B. Smith
Jeanette Smith
Sarah Lermond
John Morse
Newfield
White Mountains
George County
Mee
Chester Dana
Meadoway
Bath Odd Ladies Attend Field Day at Oakdale Park
Myrtle lodge No. 8 sent 14 members and two guests to the State Odd Ladies field day at Oakdale Park. About 150 attendees from lodges in Auburn Portland Lewiston Brunswick Waterville participated. Prizes went to several members including Mrs Pepper age 82 and a young 24 year old from Hyacinth.
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Myrtle Lodge
Odd Ladies
Oakdale
Lodge
Margaret Nelson
Emma Daley
Eva Atwood
Abbie Mulcahy
Zeuleika Kingsbury
Elsie Higgins
Jennie Thompson
Annie Johnson
Lucelia Blake
Elizabeth Haley
Mary Gillespie
Elizabeth Pepper
Florence Emmons
Gertrude Stewart
Merline Thompson
Estelle Greenleaf
Augusta
Auburn
Pine Cone
Portland
Lewiston Brooks
Lewiston
Fern
Hyacinth
Mizpah
Merrymeeting
Brunswick
Fort Halifax
Waterville
Pepper
Ruth Holbrook
Fern Lodge
Lottie Garland
Ada Curtis
Lillian M. Bishop
Nequasset Farm Bureau Holds All Day Planning Meeting
Mrs. J. W. Brown hosted the Nequasset Farm Bureau in Barley Neck for a planning session to guide the year August to August. A Bay Point picnic is set for Wednesday August 5 at Mrs. Farnham’s summer home with forenoon gathering. Attendees included Mrs. Annie Hall Mrs. Charles R Farnham Miss H Emma Magoun Mrs. Roscoe P McFadden Mrs. R Clinton McFadden Mrs. Freeman Miss Ruth Dubar Miss Ann Gering Mrs. Sumner Bailey Mrs. Percy Bailey Mr. Brown Miss Bertha Brown Mrs. Alice Colby and Miss Hortense Welch with Emily Thibodeau of Boston guest.
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J. W. Brown
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Barley Neck
Bureau
Bay Point
Charles R. Farnham
Annie Hall
H. Emma Magoun
Roscoe P. McFadden
R. Clinton McFadden
Freeman
Ruth Dubar
Ann Gearing
Sumner Bailey
Percy Bailey
Brown
Bertha Brown
Alice Colby
Hortense Welch
Emily Thibodeau
Elizabeth Goodman Weds Jay Aupperle in New York
Miss Elizabeth C. Goodman of New York sister of Miss Jane Goodman married Jay J. Aupperle of New York last Saturday at Old Orchard.
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Elizabeth C. Goodman
New York
Jane Goodman
Middle Street
Jay J. Aupperle
Old Orchard
Belfast man joins sister visiting in honor banquet
Horace Coombs of Belfast arrived to join his sister Miss Alice Coombs visiting at the home of cousin Miss Mildred Palmer and attended the banquet Wednesday night in honor of Lieut. John A. Lord.
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Horace Coombs
Belfast
Alice Coombs
Mildred Palmer
John A. Lord
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Franklyn
A. H. Dodge
Jessie M. Bishop
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Chases Camp
Readfield
Frank Beane
The
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Frances
Walter G. Beane
Fairfield
Jessie P. Gorham
Arlington
John Parkinson
Needham
W. E. Gorham
B&b
Fred Albee
George Desmond
Frank Haggett
Harvey R. Pease
Alan
Simon D. Crosby
Rockland Highlands
E. Fred Albee
Dorothy Fischer
Eva G. Wise
Earle Sheldon
Hallowell
Warren Lowell
Josephine Tucker
Walter Chase
Joseph L. Neal
Isaac Jackson
George Sproul
Old Jackson Homestead
Alna Road
Jenn McGill
William McGuir
Winchester
Camp Chewonki
James Lewis
Clarence I. Dickinson
Bradbury Street
Mr. Dickinson
Masonic Lodge
Greenlawn
St. Philip's Church
Henry v. B. Nash
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Woodlawn Cemetery
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Haggett’s Garage
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Capital City
B. L. Hodgkins and Sons
Dana and
West Bath
Rotary
Mary Steele
Watertown
Constance Mocers
Edward M. Child
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. J. Dowsby
Prescott
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E. A. Cooke
Radnor
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Bristol
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Charles Moors
Edward McCabe
Scott Maxson
Elizabeth Trainor
Laura Knight
Inez Kennerson
Edward Plant
Betty Hopkins
Lena Given
David Young
Harry Chapman
Ralph Duncan
Scott Cressey
Rachel Scott
Olive Seavey
Amanda Day
Raymond Watson
Fletcher Wright
Wallace Shecon
Mary Holbrook
Madelyn Hawthorne
Pearl Hawthorne
Grace Whittemore
MORSE
Day's Ferry
Mary Wright
Billie
Mrs. Greenleaf
Oakdale Park
Aupperle—Goodman
Red J. Curtis &Ouneral Service
Thomas R. Potn