Wis cassett academy stage show draws crowded hall
Wis cassett academy under Mrs Elena Pray presented Fickle Fortune at Red Men hall to a full house. The three act comedy drama featured a large local cast and earned high praise for the performers and coach.
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Eulena M. Pray
Wiscasset Academy
Red Men's Hall
Pray
Samuel Warren
Esther Pray
Gloria Warren
Kathryn Perkins
Roxanna Blossom
Louise Adams
Antoinette
Tony) Warren
Bernice Webber
Brant Allen
Conrad Parker
Lily
Mabel Grover
Maggie
Helen Bailey
Cuppers
Linwood Ames
Emerson Hawley
Fred Hilton
Sadie Tweed
Dorothy Merry
Sarah D. Varney
Florence M. Knight
Lincoln County Ministerial Association
Congregational Vestry
Legion Civic Club
Civic Club
Boothbay Harbor
Organ Society
Congregational Church
Church School
Hiters
Rustlers
Albert Blackman
Jannah Evens
Virginia Pease
Used Ford Cars and Chevrolet Touring Prices Listed
Classified listing shows 1930 Tudor Sedans at 400 to 450 dollars and a 1930 Sport Coupe. Also items include 1929 Tudor Sedan, 1929 Closed Cab Pickup, 1929 Closed Cab Truck at 375, 1928 Open Cab Pickup and Tudor Sedan at 250 to 285, 1926 Coupe, and a 1925 Chevrolet Touring with prices noted.
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Tudor
Wiscasset church reports growth and new hymnals
Parish work with the woman's auxiliary and church school shows gains. Records list 58 families 22 individuals and 259 baptized. Officers elected include Ellsworth Holbrook and A H Lennox with several wardens and vestry members. Diocesan delegates chosen for May 19 at Portland Cathedral. Hymnal donations from Amherst College improve music program. pastor Spinney seeks Plymouth hymnals with aid from Rev Alfred Blis.
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Ellsworth W. Holbrook
A. H. Lennox
H. v B. Nash
B. F. Blagdon
F. H. Theakston
Portland
C. E. Cowley
E. W. Holbrook
Farnham
Franklin Hall
Lincoln County Ministerial Association
Wiscasset
First Congregational Vestry
Alexander Stewart
Waldoboro
G. L. Pressy
Boothbay Harbor
Elton K. Bassett
Massachusetts Agricultural College of Amherst
Mass
B. B. Wood
First Congregational Church
Spinney
Alfred V. Blis
Cold Week Calls for News from Sheepscot Echo
The January 30 1892 Sheepscot Echo notes the coldest winter week and lists local movements including Rev C F Burroughs Worcester trip Postmaster Macurda illness Mrs S G McFarland sick Helen Castner Sadie Bailey return to Damariscotta Roy Jackson diphtheria on the mend Rev E Freeman attended Mrs Martha J Sewall funeral in Westport Episcopalian meetings led by Rev Theo L Allen Henry Ingalls in Portland Wharff of Thomas Law visits Dresden for quarterly meeting Patience Stapleton born in Wiscasset educated at Bethlehem Moravian seminary Denver staff since 1882 first story Jim Youths Companion eight years ago married to Denver Republican editor.
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Nina Lennox
Sarah D
Carolyn
Varney
Florence M
Grace L. Knight
Wiscasset
Sheepscot
South Newcastle
Rowland
The
Universal Producing Co
Fairfield
Iowa
Lucia
Red Men's Hall
Alton Ames
DeForest Munsey
Harry Quinnam
Clarence Blagdon
Munsey
Mr. Quinnam
G. H. Fowles
Bath
J. W. Fowles
Gardiner
Pleasant Street
F. E. Stone
C. W. Simpson
Maine State Grange
Waterville
Lions Club
J. E. Ballard
Harry Bailey
Katherine Ames
R.N
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Plinette Allen
Elsie H. Blagdon
William Stevens
Corrine
Boothbay Harbor
Ashley
Newton
Mass
E. Fred Albee
Federal Street
Auburn
Shirley Dingley
Lewiston
Clinton Bailey
Bailey
Elisha Webber
Parker Lewis
A. H. Dodge
Philip Muntey
Clarence Bailey
Bath City Hospital
Alisa E. Ames
DeFecrest Munsey
Ames
Kathryn
Huntocn Hill Grange
Alton E. Ames
Donald W. Shea
Alice M. Ames
Clinton R. Shea
Qov
Avia Nute
Perry Fowle
Sheepscot Echo
C. F. Burroughs
Worcester
Macurda
S. G. McFarland
Helen Castner
Sadie Bailey
Damariscotta
Roy Jackson
W. B. Jackson
E. Freeman
Westport
Martha J. Sewall
Theo L. Allen
Henry Ingalls
Portland
Wharff
Thomas Law
Dresden
Patience Stapleton
Wiscarset
Moravian Seminary
Bethlehem
Penn
Denver
Jim
Mr. Stapleton
Denver Republican
Wiscasset 25 Years Ago Missing January 27 1906
The Sheepscot Echo notes items for the week but cannot locate the January 27 1906 issue. The next available copy is dated February 6 1906.
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Sheepscat
Birthday party and local social notes in West Bath
West Bath residents attend birthday celebration for Edwin W. Huggett with auctions and prizes for ladies and gentlemen. The piece also lists gatherings at Foster's Point and Sea coast visits, plus a note on Eastport immigration building plans and a small U S customs office on Market Wharf.
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East Island
Eastport
U. S
Immigration and Customs
Market
Dove’s Wharf
Water Street
Surprise birthday party honors 78 year old Mrs. Brown
Mrs. F. H. (Clara D.) Brown of Augusta was surprised Wednesday afternoon when invited out only to learn it was a birthday party in her honor. The event at her son Harry S. Brown’s home in Waterville drew about 25 elderly women friends from the area.
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F. H
Clara D.) Brown
Augusta
Brown
Harry S. Brown
Waterville
Party Hosts Bridge Evening on High Street
Mrs Spinney entertained with three tables of bridge at a Friday supper party at her High Street home. First prize went to Mrs Even J. Siarston for a Chinese embroidery piece, second prize to Mrs Marion Hill Freeman for perfume, and consolation to Mrs Maud Larrabee for a bath mat.
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Jane Spinney
High Street
Even J. Siarston
Marion Hill Freeman
Maud Larrabee
Mrs Minnie E McCart Leaves East for Oakland Visit
Mrs Minnie E McCart of Oakland California has spent the past year in the East and lately stayed with her cousin Mrs Charles Corliss of Turnercourt. She departed Tuesday morning to return to the Pacific coast and will reach her destination.
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Minnie E. McCart
Oakland
Calif
East
Charles Corliss
Turnercourt
Pacific Coast
West Bath Grangers Present Lively Play Monday
An enthusiastic West Bath Grange meeting drew 117 attendees including nine visitors. The play Just Like a Woman pleased. it will be shown Tuesday at Wesley church with cast including Joshua Alexander Smith and Bartholomew Smith. A lively talk on fraternal ideals followed, and a new grange gavel was presented.
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West Bath Grange
Wesley Church
Joshua Alexander Smith
E. Mason Wright
Bartholomew Smith
Buffalo
Bernard Henderson
John Austin Hazenstab
Polly
Carlton Perry
Smith
William White
Harry Peterson
Owen Rogers
Alameda
Wesley Lemont
Linwood Miller
Grange
Leland Plummer
Wallace MacDonald
Robert Oliver
Flower
Joanna Hodgkins
Pearl Lement
Annie Peterson
J. Edward Drake
Alice Johnson
C. C. Chesley
Herbert Cavanaugh
Agnes Wright
Hazel Wharff
Sadie Kingsbury
Almena Jacques
Clara Troop
Florence Mank
Mercie McFadden
Isabelle Mackinnon
Abraham Lincoln
Edward W. Bridgham
Lizzie Haggett
Enjoyable Book Party at Cosmopolitan Club
Cosmopolitan club members held a Wednesday night book party with about 30 attendees. The grand march showcased books, prizes went to Miss Minnie White and others, and games and refreshments followed, with plans for a George Washington party later in February.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Miles Standish
Minnie White
White
Jerusalem
Barbara Wiggin
Carolyn Stackpole
Helen Hartwell
Lillian Lewin
Lucile Buckley
Christine Curtis
Mary Deehen
Jean Ogden
Lucy Coombs
George Washington
Woolwich Union Services and Community Notes
Woolwich Union services are listed for Day's Ferry Nequasset and Sagaga hoc with Sunday schedules. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Fred Hathorne and Mrs Milton Hathorne with relatives in Bath and Wiscasset. A poultry meeting planned by the Farm Bureau, a real estate transfer of the Donald Thwing place, and community activities at Chopps school and Bath events are noted along with hospital and travel updates for residents.
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Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Day's Ferry
Nequasset
Nequasset Church
North Woolwich
Sagagahoc
Fred Hathorne
Arrowsie
George W. Marston
Carlton Lewis
Wiscasset
Jesse Bailey
Milton Hathorne
Bath
Mary Wright
Farm Bureau
Francis Cooke
Silver Springs
Caroline Henderson
Alice Irish
East Winthrop
Percy Marston
William Long
Bath City Hospital
Maine Central Section
Frances Crouse
Merton Wright
Edward V. Reed
Colonial Club
Fifteen Year Old Joseph Siegars Party Hearts West Dresden
Floss Hatch and friends gathered in South Dresden for Joseph Siegars fifteenth birthday party hosted by his mother Leland Siegars. Attendees included Carlton McCobb Harland McCobb and Frank Brown with ice cream and candy. Glenwood Siegars burned his hand lighting a gasoline lantern during the evening.
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Floss Hatch
West Dresden
South End
Leland Siegars
Bert
Joseph
Carlton
Harland McCobb
Frank Brown
Dresden Mills
G. L. Siegars
Thelma Bailey
Addie McCobb
Joo
Glenwood Siegars
McMann Completes Woolworth Duties in Rumford
Albert H. McMann finished duties as assistant manager at the Woolworth store in Rumford and will reside with his mother Mrs Albert J Gallant at 16 Pleasant Street Lewiston reports indicate he passed Tuesday in Lewiston.
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Albert H. McMann
Woolworth
Rumford
Albert J. Gallant
Pleasant Street
Mr. McMann
Lewiston
Rumford to Open Winter Sports Season With Carnival
Rumford Maine will inaugurate its winter sports season February 6 and 7 with the eighth annual Winter carnival of the Chisholm Skiing and Outing club centered on the National Snowshoe meet. Maine, Canada and Eastern competitors vie in 100 220 and 440 yard dashes along with a 13 mile snowshoe marathon.
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Rumford
Maine
Chisholm Skiing and Outing Club
Canada
East
Dick Couillard
Montreal
le Montagnard
Lewiston
Clifford Breton
Eastern Amateur Ski Association
Strand Mikkelson
Greenfield, Mass
Moen and Erickson
Norway Ski Club of
New York
Lake Placid
William Hammerstrom
Penn
Cyril Morse
Gordon Ulmer
Brattleboro
Boston
Norwegian Outing Club
Gardner, Mass
Bates College
Colby
Bates
Fort Fairfield
Aroostook
Jury Returns Verdict for Father Biglin in Purported Privilege Case
A three day trial in Richmond ended with a defense verdict for Father Charles P. Biglin. Emmett P. Bryson sued over two letters Biglin wrote to Judge John J. Keegan and to Grube G. Cornish regarding a girl placed in state custody. Biglin claimed privilege and lack of malice, arguing actions served morals and welfare.
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Emmett P. Bryson
Richmond
Charles P. Biglin
Frank A. Morey
Lewiston
Henry R. Drew
Mr. Bryson
Frank T. Powers
Arthur J. Dunton
Bath
Father Biglin
John J. Keegan
Bath Municipal Court
Grube G. Cornish
Department of Public Welfare
Augusta
Cornish
Keegan
Bryson
Maine merchants may advertise state attractions campaign
Maine merchants may be enlisted by the Maine Development Commission to promote the states scenic beauties. The plan calls for calendars mailed to patrons featuring inland scenes and coastlines. Ray D. Hewes urges calendars include Maine and New England scenes to boost awareness. Isabella Wishart visits sister Christina Brown in Quincy Massachusetts.
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Maine
Maine Development Commission
Pine Tree
Clarence C. Stetson
Ray D. Hews
Presque Isle
Aroostook
Stetson
New England
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