Sermon and social notices fill Wiscasset church day
Rev. Joseph O. Purdue from Bath preached at First Congregational on July 21. A quartet and organist supported the service, followed by brief Bible school remarks. O. E. S. members attended Crescent chapter event. district O. E. S. meeting set for Aug 2 at Masonic Hall. Various locals and visitors are listed with summers stays, hosting, travel, and social events across Wiscasset, North Edgecomb, Squirrel Island, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Church
Bath
Krah
Morgan Krah
Luther Carney
R. A. Wing
Sheepscot
Vestry
Garrison Hill
Crescent Chapter
East Boothbay
Worthy
Florence Sherman
Louise Blagdon
H. R. Pease
S. G. Evans
Charles Hendrickson
Helen Haggett
Anna Soule
Nellie Dowling
Nellie Munsey
Nellie Blagdon
Edith Rines
North Edgecomb
Emma Curtis
Melrose
Clover Cottage
the Eddy
A. Williams Lienau
St. Philip's Church
Rebecca Nash Lienau
Father Attridge
Morristown
N. J
Ralph
Birch Point
Chester Pendleton
Middle Street
Frederick
F. F. Pendleton
Parker B. Stinson
Charles S. Sowder
Mark Stinson
Baldwinville
Mass
Wesley C. Day
Madockawanda
Mary Marston
Grace Sewall
Angie Rines
Edna Southard
Ruth Sewall
Jessie Stinson
Anna Flood
Mary Hobson
Margaret Rees
George
O. V. Hyland
Mildred
Boston
Davis Island
F. W. Burleigh
Paul Keeler
Somerville
James E. White
Portland
Keeler
Bradford C. Redennett
Bath Memorial Hospital
Josephine Merry
Donald Leavitt
Quincy
Mabel Moore
Sara Moore
Fast Orange
James A. Bimson
Minnie Lewis
Lillian Nate Loude
Lillian
Frank Small
Popham Beach
Mystery of Nash Family Ties On Main Street Continues
A brief note records a two week period spent by an unnamed narrator with Mrs. Nash and her son Mr. Nash's mother on Main Street. The passage hints at family residence and relational details without specifying events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Perkins
Foster Perkins
Rumford Falls
Charles S. Sewall
Leon G. Iirst
Bristol
Dick Hersom's golf team leads in twilight play
Dick Hersom's Tournaments won their second straight second-half match in the Bath County Twi-Golf League. They sit alone in the sun berth as rivals Top-Flites and Gold Cups falter. Jack Dougherty tied the low net mark with 31, 46 gross and 15 handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hersom
Bath Country
Bill Girard
Eddie Given
Jack Dougherty
Dave Mullin
J. Dougherty
D. Mullin
John McCole
West Bath Vacation Notes Abound at Local Cottages
Numerous families and visitors from Bath and nearby cities fill Larrabee cottages in Sabino and Birch Point. Socialite outings include a Togus facility shore dinner and a log-cabin gathering hosted by Fred Williams. Federal action ends with three autos seized and sold at Bangor auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowell R. Rogers
William Kingsbury
Glastonbury
Conn
Rogers
Llewellyn D. Rogers
William F. Hennessy
Salem
Mass
Williams Camp
Birch Point
Robert D. Metcalf
Providence
R. I
Metcalf
Arthur Everbeck
Winthrop
Campbell's Pond
Fletcher A. Waterman
Foster’s Point
George Conway
Mary Ann
Joseph Breault
Bath
Larrabee
Larrabee'’s Grove
Conway
Catherine Cameron
Hazel Wharff
Foster's Point Road
M. A. Brann
Berry's Mill
Florida
J. Roy Larrabee
Roy, Jr
Graham
Portland
Gurnet
Williams
New Meadows
M. H. Cullen
William J. Cullen
Edmund Cullen
Boston
Henry L. Cullen
Larchmont
Niu
R. E. Williams
Arlington
Albert J. Horley
Sabine
Horley
Frank Carter
Scudder
Livermore Falls
Delmar Bates Cottage
Malcolm L. Doble
Miriam
Beatrice
Sabine Cottage
Fair Oaks
William Larrabee
Lewiston
Albert Larrabee
Sabino
Laurada Jordan
Dummer Street
Charles L. Haggett
Haggett
Lemont
Walter Gilpin
Everett
Roy Perry
Hyde Park
Aiken
Charles E. Hewitt
Capitol Island
Alice Rich
Clifton Street
Bates Farm
Samuel Bates
M. Eleanor Bates
George Bailey
South Portland
Bates
Margaret H. Rich
Bath Memorial Hospital
Plymouth
Studebaker
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Bangor
Bangor Motor Co
United States
J. G. Utterback
Dodge
Utterback
Dromore Grangers Meet Tuesday Night
The Dromore Grange held a Tuesday meeting delayed by rain. Deputy Harry Rackley of Tops ham attended in official role, guiding the program led by Miss M Helen Sims with readings songs and piano. The gathering closed with prayers and a supper served by a volunteer committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Harry C. Rackley
Topsham
Dromore
M. Helen Sims
Annie Malcolm
Minnie Woodman
Evelyn Beals
Ceres
Miss Sims
Grange
The
Graze Kenney
Harry Rackley
Henry W. Longfellow
J. J. West
Bessie Dickinson
Hubert McCarty
Deputy Rackley
Plantation Songs On Grange Program
West Bath grange hall hosted a program titled A Darkie Jubilee at Resting Time on a Southern Plantation with 111 attendees including 28 visitors. The event featured local residents, a decorative stage, and a discussion on how farmers compare with those of 50 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange Hall
Charles T. Henderson
North Woolwich
Hugo F. Sandelin J
Bernice M. Carr
Doris Holbrook
Marjorie Holbrook
Frank Kendrick
Brunswick
Doris Lozier
Frances Lozier
Helen Lozier
Justus H. Miller
South
Darkies
Ernest Snow
George
Fernando Hutchins
Martha
Donald Emero
Helena Hadley
Arthur C. Lemont
Albert F. McFadden
Seth N. Snipe
Charles W. Walsh
Dorothy Waterman
Charles B. Doyle
Darkie
David S. Henderson
Edwin W. Haggett
Harold Peacock
Herbert Simpson
Bath Boy Commences West Point Training
Bath boy John E. L. Huse, son of Mr and Mrs Harry M Huse, Bath, sworn as a cadet at West Point July 1. Assigned to the First Company under Maj Gen W D Conner. Class strength 514. Training includes drills lectures and five day Catskills march. Academic year starts Sept 1 with long daily recitations and intramural athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. L. Huse
Harry M. Huse
Snow Park
Bath
U. S. Military Academy
W. D. Conner
Huse
West Point
Frederick Hase
Corps of Cadets
Catskills
Woolwich Goodwill plans bazaar and entertainment event
Woolwich Goodwill club met Mrs. Arthur Orr to arrange a July 30 bazaar and evening entertainment at Sebenca hall. Activities include three o clock bazaar openings and eight o clock show with low admissions. committees named for apron booth fancy work guess cake candy cake ice cream and more. Local notices mention visitors and town church services with Youth Sunday events and vacation school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Club of
Woolwich
Arthur Orr
Sebenca Hall
C. P. Hall
Harry Fitch
Fred Rice
Avis Marston
Richard Hunnewell
John DeLong
Edward V. Reed
Mila Orr
Geraldine Rice
Nelson Rice
John Lilly
Mason C. Carter
East Corinth
Winnifred Burke
First Baptist Church
Woolwich Center
Ira Jay Martin
Dorothy Stilphen
Roberta Leavitt
Merle Hathorne
Adrian Wright
Frank Wright
Church Schiool
Robert French
Rumford Falls
State Highway Department
Harlan Trott
Winchester
Mass
James Dott
Murphy's Corner
Harold Hall
Yonkers
N. Y
Willard Oldrieve
Boston
Mason Carter
Martin
Avis
Eleanor
Suzel Howard
John Savage
Augusta
Alfred E. Trott
Milton Trott
Happy Nook
West Bath
Regional Produce Market Opens Aug. 1 in West Cambridge
Assurance of the August 1 opening came from Luke Ollis, general manager of the new farmers cooperative market. The Boston Regional Produce Market will be the largest and most efficient in the northeast, backed by Massachusetts residents via stock purchases. The West Cambridge site offers better rail access, highway reach, and space for up to a thousand farmers, replacing the old Faneuil Hall market to improve turnover and lower consumer prices.
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Boston
West Cambridge
Luke &. Ollis
Farmer’s Cooperative Market
Peter Salvucci
Waltham
Mass
Northeast
Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
Ollis
New England
Farneil Hall
Travel by Bus Gains Through New England
The article traces the shift from rail to bus travel in New England, noting eight daily regular bus trips through a city. It details Maine Central Boston & Maine lines to Rockland Bangor Calais St John and Portland Boothbay Harbor with schedules and connections, plus Grey Line and Quaker Stages routes. It compares streamlined, air conditioned buses with evolving railroad services and mirrors European progress in transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central
Boston & Maine
Rockland
Bangor
Calais
St. John
Bath
Boston
Portland
Maine Central Railroad
Boothbay Harbor
New York
Maine
Staples Drug Store
Grey Line
A. Hallet & Co
Portsmouth
N. H
McFadden’s Pharmacy
Maritime Provinces
Park Square
Boston & Maine Central
Europe
New Junior Choir Formed in Woolwich
The Woolwich Union for Christian Service forms a junior choir led by director Bertram Crocker and organist Mrs. Ray Rice. The group, open to grade school boys and girls, rehearses weekly and will sing at Nequasset Sagadahoc Ferry and Day's Ferry churches, alternating Sundays. Members include Carolyn Presley Ruth Presley Teddy Moison William Moison Jenny Moison Thelma Strout William Raynes Betty Preble Alton Munsey Arlene Wade Beverly Wade Lucille Stinson Arlene Leeman Ruth Leeman Virginia Hanson Miriam Robson Norma Presby Cora Stephens Edna Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Sagadahoc Ferry
North Woolwich
Nequasset
Bertram Crocker
Ray Rice
Day's Ferry
Carolyn Presley
Ruth Presley
Teddy Moison
William Moison
Jenny Moison
Thelma Strout
William Raynes
Betty Preble
Alton Munsey
Arlene Wade
Beverly Wade
Lucille Stinson
Arlene Leeman
Ruth Leeman
Virginia Hanson
Miriam Robson
Norma Presby
Cora Stephens
Edna Stephens
Mrs Glass Funeral Held for Georgia A Glass
The funeral of Mrs. Georgia A. Glass widow of Melvin O. Glass was held Wednesday at 2 30 p m at her brother Edward J Bachelder’s home 41 Lincoln Street Rev Harley A Shattuck Beacon Street Methodist Church officiated Rev Weston P Holman now of Camden gave remarks Bearers named Milton H Douglas Fred H Lord John H Rogers of Lincoln Mass Parker Wylie of Dorchester Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Richards
Portland
C.S. .Whiton
Brookline
Mass
Frank A. Creamer
Washington Street
Edward Evans
Gerald Sherman
Haggett Cottage
Madockawanda
North Edgecomb
Esther
Belfast
Sidney G. Evans
Federal Street
Abbie E. Boynton
Alice
Mary Lowell
Hodge Street
Stanley Walsh
Rockland
Harvey R. Pease
Water Street
George A. Curtis
Lynn
Harriet Harvey
Helen
Clare Keating
Council Bluffs
A. H. Lennox
Elm Lodge
High Street
Emerson Smith
Lloyd Lowndes
New York
George Scott
Little
Boston
Henry E. Scott, Jr
Scott
Judith Chase
Walter G. Chase
Max Kaufman
Washington, D. C
Mary Grant Rafter
R. S. Halstead
White Plains
N. Y
M. A. Griffin
Norma Holbrook
Clarence Holbrook
Norma
Phyllis Crangle
Jessie M. Jackson
Charles T. Doe
Edgecomb
Ellsworth MacPhee
Lake Megunticook
Episcopal Church
Florence Huff Harwood
Virginia and
Antoinnette
Fred Moody
Exeter
N. H
Moody
Elizabeth
Olive
A. Williams Lienau
H. B. Nash
Main Street
Jane S. Murphy
Frank A. Se
Jean C. Lewis
Philadelphia
Julia B. Lewis
Jean
Franklin Hespell
Franklyn, Jr
Lee Hayes
Lewis
Barbara Brown
Cape Elizabeth
Elden P. Munsey
Winona Lea
Georgia A. Glass
Melvin O. Glass
Edward J. Bachelder
Lincoln Street
Harley A. Shattuck
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Weston P. Holman
Camden
Milton H. Douglas
Fred H. Lord
John H. Rogers
Lincoln
Parker Wylie
Dorchester
Oak Grove
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Wiscasset
Brooklyn
George Bemis
Joseph P. Tucker
Wiscasset Fire Society
Southport Inn
Charles F. Knight
George P. F. Hobson
Horace E. Henderson
Carroll T. Berry
Twi
Caribou
Carl O. Peterson
Henry Anderson
New Sweden
Peterson
Charmaine
Sweden
Anderson
Nathaniel Moses
Scarboro
Dunstan
Moses
University of Maine
Josselyn Botanical Society of Maine
F. H. Steinmetz
Fay Hyland
P.C
Royals
Kro-Flites
Top-Flites
Gross Hand
R. Miller
M. Haggett
G. Thebeau
D. Small
W. Chaney
Ero-Flites
F. Winchenbach
Joe McCole Pett
E. Bridgham, Sr
A. Main
E. Given
A. Spear
E. Bridgham
W. Marco
C. Wilson
A. Irish
E. Toothaker
J. Conti
H. Douglas
Acushnets
H. Brown
Eereeee
E. Sewall W. Partington
E. Andrews
Atwood
L.F
Old England
Thomas J. McDonough
Gage Street
Dromore Grangers
Bath Boy
Julia Ann Mountfort
White House
Sagadahoc Ferry Service
Glass
Tuessic
Henry