Wiscasset Plans and Local Summer Notices
Wiscasset schedules church services across the Larger Parish with a Sunday itinerary including worship at Sheepscot and Wiscasset and a Monday evening gathering. Empire Grove Camp at East Poland hosts Maine Methodist sessions July 27 to Aug 3 with Bishop Hamilton and John Richards as speakers. Community updates note local visits, a Cloverdale store manager appointment, and various town happenings including renovations, illnesses, and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Winslow
Boston
Wiscasset
Sheepscot
South Newcastle
Charles E. Titus
North Chapel
Westport Island
Reba Carney
Empire Grove
East Poland
Rockland
Maine Methodist Conference
Charles Ross Taggart
Vermont
Methodist Episcopal Church
Taggart
Cloverdale
D. M. Patrie
C. L. Moof
Clinton
McNally
Cloverdale Co
William Clark
Sheepscot Road
Guy Durell
Pemaquid
Carleton Lowell
Mary
Clarence A. Peaslee
Lowell
Warren A. Lowell
Charles Dunton
Bath City
Notable Visitors Fill Sheepscot Town in July 1905
Bratus Foote of Chicago and Carl Fuller visited Sheepscot the week of July. Damariscotta’s Fred Pendleton came in last Saturday, while Arthur Bean stayed home from Gar diner over Sunday. Numerous guests from Bath, East Boston, Jamaica Plain, and South Framingham enjoyed summer at local cottages. Maine’s cool harbor breezes draw visitors to Wiscasset as a favored retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepscot
George Porter
East Boston
Porter
Birch Point
Harry Greenleaf
Auburndale
Mass
Warren A. Lowell
Bath
Alex Marsh
South Framingham
Philip Munsey
Emery Pendleton
Gertrude G. Lowell
Jamaica Plain
Haynes
Federal Street
Arthur Buzzell
Elms House
Pleasant and
Bradbury Streets
Joseph Tucker
Fred Lennox
E. H. Wood
Thomas Bowman
W. G. Hubbard
Joseph D. Borland
May Lennox
Brockton
Fred Burle
Wiscasset
Colo
Harbor
Woolwich conceals weekend visitors and church notices
Woolwich and Esmond residents hosted weekend guests including Mr Hawkins and Mrs Bailey among others. Town social rounds feature visitors from Bangor Portland and Brooklyn with birthday celebrations. Sunday services and a two week Vacation Bible School are planned at Moatsweag and the First Baptist Church Woolwich Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Esmond
R.J
Harvey T. Bailey
Elsie
Montsweag
John Reed
Fred Carlton
Annie Cunningham
William Chick
Bangor
Albert’ Hathorne
Samuel
Moore
Yarmouth
J. K. True
Portland
Carl Trott
Fred Hathorne
Julia
Kenneth Nelson
Boothbay
Norman Drummond
Norma Jean
Esther
Alice Drummond
Mary
Charlotte Stinson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henry Dubar
Isaac Vannah
Nobleboro
C. P. Hall
E. R. Warren
Days Ferry
Henry F. Merrill
Class 13
Moatsweag
Little White
First Baptist Church
Woolwich Center
Vacationing Residents and Visitors in Wiscasset
Alfred Groves is home on vacation. George Fenwick visits E. B. Neal's. Chicago visitor Mr. Averil in town this week. Miss Emeline Dickinson to Old Orchard. Harry Stinson of Hallowell in town. Thomas M. Babson of Boston here this week. Dr. W. E. Gorham in Brunswick. Mrs. Woodworth of Portland visiting Miss Eliza Wright. Albert Somes and family in town. Mrs. M. H. Collins of Millis guest of Miss E. D. Boyd. Maud Worth of Bath visiting Miss Helen Lennox. Mr. Hunter of North Adams Sabbath with Mrs. Joseph Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. Porter of East Boston at Mrs. Lambert's. Thomas Bowman leaves for New York with Annie Bowman and Nina Rundlett. Edward McClintock of Portland at the Hilton House. E. Vernon Farnham and John Groves in Boston. Farnham now a conductor on the Boston and Lynn railroad. Dr. Johnson and family went to Squirrel Island. Lizzie Erskine returned home to Round Pond. Walter L. and siblings enjoyed a day with Mrs. Turner and Etta, Echo thanks friends for the kind remembrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Boyd Abbott
Needham
Mass
Martin Andrews
Bath Road
Frank Butler
Portsmouth
N. H
George Coleman
Lawrence
Chester Greenwood
Farmington
Charles Henry Butler
Washington, D. C
Montswear
Dorothy Sewall
Portland
S. J. Sewall
E. G. Spinney
Hartford, Conn
F. B. Carroll
Francisco
Federal Street
Charles West
Boothbay
Charles Reed
Virgil Hayrock
Helen
Percy Hilton
Bangor
Susetta Preble
Susan
William B. Smith
Quincy
Edna Wood
Harvey R. Pease
Clarence A. Peaslee
Bath
Mary Hobson
Frank Colby
Maurice and
Catherine Hall
Watertown
Willette C. Foster
Boston
Macurda
Wiscasset
Foster
Bachrach, Inc
Isabel Jackson
Clinton
J. E. McKenney
Birch Point
Harry S. Bradford
Sheepscot Echo
Alfred Groves
George Fenwick
E. B. Neal
Averil
Chicago
Emeline Dickinson
Old Orchard
Harry Stinson
Hallowell
Thomas M. Babson
W. E. Gorham
Brunswick
Woodworth
Eliza Wright
Albert Somes
M. H. Collins
Millis
E. D. Boyd
Maud Worth
Helen Lennox
Hunter
North Adams
Joseph Tucker
Porter
East Boston
Walter L
Gertrude J
Mary R
Annie Emerson
Mrs. Turner
Miss Helen Freeman Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Miss Helen Freeman, long confined to City hospital, has returned to her mother Mrs. Frederick W Freeman on York street and is making a satisfactory recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Freeman
City Hospital
Frederick W. Freeman
York Street
Miss Freeman
McMillan Returns to Reykjavik After Eight Day Voyage
Wireless dispatch reports Commander Donald B. MacMillan and crew arriving in Reykjavik aboard the Bowdoin after an eight day final leg from Labrador Greenland and Iceland. The eighth Arctic voyage included five Arctic veterans and eight Chicago youths including ten year old William Thomas Jr. as cabin boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Chicago
William Thomas, Jr
W. A. Thomas
Young Thomas
Four Yacht Captains Dine With Newell at New Meadows Inn
Four captains building at Bath Iron Works attended a shore dinner with President William S. Newell at New Meadows Inn. Guests included Capt Ortwell of the Moffet yacht Bidon Capt Stakes of the Althea Capt Larsen of the Black Douglas and Capt Johanson of the Aras. Also present were Vice President Archibald Main and Treasurer L Eugene Thebeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
William S. Newell
New Meadows Inn
Capt
Ortwell
Moffet
Bidon
Stakes
C. Hayward Murphy
Althea
Larsen
Roebling
Black Douglas
Johanson
Chisholm
Aras
Pennell and Galloupe Wed in Portsmouth
Miss Gertrude Edith Galloupe, longtime bookkeeper at J. A. Winslow's on Broad Street, and Joseph D. Pennell of South Portland were married in Sasuyogay, Portsmouth, N H, with Rev. William Jones officiating. The bride, daughter of E. and Mrs. Galloupe, is Morse high school graduate class of 1923 and worked at Winslow's. Pennell, son of Mrs. Charles Pennell, works at T A Huston Co bakeries in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Edith Galloupe
J. A. Winslow
Broadstreet
Joseph D. Pennell
South Portland
Portsmouth
N. H
William Jones
E. Galloupe
Bedford Street
Morse High School
Winlow’s
Pennell
Charles Pennell
Summit Street
T. A. Huston Co
Portland
Maine Girl Named Springfield Post for 4-H Work
Miss Helen Virginia Smith of Penobscot County is named assistant county club agent for Hampden County Improvement League. She will head 4-H economic work for over 1200 enrolled youths and begins next month after winning state and national club honors at the University of Maine. Miss Sperry moves to Middlesex County Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Virginia Smith
Penobscot County
Springfield Mass
Laura A. Sperry
Hampden County
University of Maine
Miss Sperry
Middlesex County
Connecticut
Sailor Manuel to Sail South for 700 Miles in Cat Boat
Carmen Patagonssit a 37 year old South American plans a long voyage from Bianca Bay to San Matias Gulf about 700 miles south of Buenos Aires. He has spent 20 years at sea with a self taught education and says he will not pump for a week to test his boat. He strengthens the boat with new timber and an enlarged rudder and hopes to visit his family after two decades on the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentinian
Manuel
Carmen D. Patagonssit
Buenos Aires
Bianca Bay
San Matias Gulf
Mars
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Jasper Rines
Joseph Y. Groves
Dresden Road
Winfield Johnson
Tilledee Town
J. Y. Groves
Jasperes
June Daley
Warren Coffin
Roy
John Riley
Lincoln County
Elsworth Holbrook
Middle Street
G. B. Lilly
A. J. Tibbetts
May Bevis
South Windham
Effie Poole
Harper
Leon Francisco
Elizabeth Blenn
Izetta Taylor
Dresden
Lawrence Marston
Malden
Roy R. Marston
Persy Thyng
Fred Albee
Virginia Pease
G. W. Boynton
Lake Worth
Fla
Walpole
Maurice Sproul
Irma Chase
Hilda Brandt
Sebago Lake
Frank Haggett
Harvey Pease
Louise Adams
Lewiston
George Main
Angus Grover
Lawrence Haggett
Lizzie Brown
Boothbay Harbor
Chauncey D. Paul
Squatum
Paul
Benjamin F. Blagdon
Kenneth
Dorothy Leathers
Frank Lambert
Josephine
Dorothy Merry
Central Falls
R. I
L. M. Murdough
Chester
Organ Society
First Congregational Church
Alice D. Taylor
J. E
Setta
Joseph Labbie
Idaho
Arthur Toben
Salem
Bernice Lambert
Pleasant Street
Redmen’s Hall
Alexander M. Weatherbee
H. Philip Munsey
A. M. Weatherbee
H. P. Munsey
Maine
Cr. C. Blagdon
Joseph
Charles Bailey
Ervine Jones
Everett Jackson
Haggett’s Garage Co
Harvard
Arlington
Athletic Union
Bnirtiefor
Tn Wee
Richard, Jr
Max Kutz
Elm Street
Woolwich
L.F.” Atwood
Atwood’s Medicine
Bath Savings Institution
Fitzgerald Bros
Front Street
M’millan
Reykjavik
Bowdoin
Wallace Grant
Grant
Helene Roach
Houston
Mr. Grant
Harry E. Dobson
Washington Street
Springfield Post
Bowdoinham
Richmond
Pleasant Drive
River Road
Richmond, R.F.D