Wiscasset Community Notices and Memorial Day Observances
Local residents host guests from Boston Thomaston and Boothbay over Memorial Day weekend. Alumni meeting at Wiscasset Academy slated June 9 with Commander B MacMillan as speaker. Various church services, parochial events and a candlelight mystery play tied to a windstorm. Town updates include sidewalk work, summer openings, and multiple family visits and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Bernard Hutchins
Water Street
Lawrence Macurda
Donald Macurda
Boston
Charles L. Macurda
Main
Fort Hill
Dorothy Sewall
Samuel J. Sewall
Raymond Sherman
E. P. Munsey & Son
Laton Jackson
Peggy
Thomaston
Burroughs Stinson
High Street
Wiscasset Academy
Congrevestry
Commander B. MacMillan
Freeman D. Southard
Bath
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Haggett Building
Middle Streets
Manley Glidden and Sons
Kenneth and
Maurice
Albion
Herman Fowles
J. W. Fowles
Langdon Road
Gordon DeWolf
Clewisto
Fla
Dewolf
Luther Hall
Edgewater
Susan Clark
Boothbay
Madge Stahl
Fannie Stone
Edgecomb
Wiscasset
Church School
Sheepscot
South Newcastle
Herman L. Fowles
South Windham
M. D. Glidden
Joseph P. Tucker
Josephine Tucker
F. B. Dunn
Rock Island, Que
Alvin F. Sortwell
F. G. Alger
Ernest Stinson
Bangor
Emma Stinson
W. F. Addison
Turner Falls
Mass
Congregational Church
Robert Day
Jones Leaves for West Somerville in Fine Position
From the Sheepsed Echo June 6 1891 W H Jones went to West Somerville last Saturday where he has a fine position A Sunday school concert at the Congregational church drew interest Repairs on streets and sidewalks are substantial this year with thoroughness as the motto
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepsed Echo
W. H. Jones
West Somerville
Congregational Church
UVIN-PIERCE WEDDING AT ST MARYS CHURCH
A pretty wedding was solemnized at St Marys church at eight oclock Monday morning. Miss Doris Elizabeth Pierce and Leo Joseph Gauvin exchanged vows in a single ring ceremony officiated by Rev Timothy G. Maney. Pearl white attire and a pink bouquet marked the bride whose parents are Adeline Pierce of 77 North Street and Martin J. Gauvin of 1187 High Street. After the nuptial mass a breakfast and reception were held at the couple's home, with many relatives from area towns in attendance. Gauvin, a builder, is a well known figure among local youths and will live at 1189 High Street after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Timothy GC. Maney
Doris Elizabeth Pierce
Adeline Pierce
North Street
Leo Joseph Gauvin
Martin J. Gauvin
High Street
Arlene Prances Pierce
Edward R. Gauvin
Starbird
Portland
Harry Jr
Albert Vigne
Lowell
Mass
Albert Gauvin
Elizabeth Gavagan
Dorchester
John Powell
Charles H. Kidder
Yvonne
Fred Legere
Frank Lyons
Fred Perry
Thelma Arsenault
Roscoe Robinson
A. V
Gauvin
Bath Area Residents Spend Weekend in Various Homes
A long list of Bath and nearby towns residents enjoyed weekends and holidays with family and friends. Teachers, students, and workers from Saco Portland Hartford and Winthrop joined dinners funerals and cottage visits across Sabino Campbell's Pond Birch Point and Larrabee's Grove.
West Bath Grange Drapes Its Charter in Honor
The West Bath grange honored member Rev. Ernest M. Holman of Camden by draping the charter on Monday night and will again drape it next Monday for W. Marshall MacDonald whose death occurred Tuesday morning. The meeting opened with singing and readings by the master Herbert Simpson and others, with performances including The Back Yard Gossip and The Holy City pantomime by local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Ernest M. Holman
Camden
W. Marshall MacDonald
The
Grange
Herbert Simpson
David Henderson
Bertha Dunbar
William H. White
Herbert Cavanaugh
Hayden Rogers
Holy City
Marion Plummer
Beatrice Rand
Margaret Mackinnon
Local visitors span three New England towns this weekend
Personal notes record visits by Mr and Mrs Fred Glidden and their son John of Quincy Massachusetts to Mrs Glidden's sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Maurice Oliver on Robbins Street. Also listed are Mr and Mrs Donald Wishart and their baby Donald Franklin from Wollaston Massachusetts visiting at Mrs Ida Daleys Pearl Street home. In addition Mr and Mrs Robert Shaw of Pelham Manor Pelham NY were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Fred P Shaw on Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Glidden
John
Quincy
Mass
George E Legard Dies in Bath at 75
George E Legard 75 a long time Bath livery stable man died Monday night at his home 245 North Street after a brief illness He was born in Georgetown son of Edward and Sarah Crowell Legard and had sailed as a ship captain before later running stables in Sagadahoc Ferry Woolwich Bath and Freeport He helped build the Newburyport breakwater and returned to Bath about 30 years ago to resume business allied with horses and carriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Legard
Bath
North Street
Georgetown
Edward
Sarah Crowell Legard
Riggsville
Sagadahoc Ferry
Woolwich
Bath Hotel
The
Phoenix
Freeport
Boston
Rhode Island
Newburyport
Bath man known for livery business dies at long life
The obituary notes a Bath resident who ran a livery business until 1918 and earned a national reputation among stablemen as an excellent judge of horse flesh. He is survived by wife Ella Campbell Legard and two sons Ralph E. and Forrest C. Legard of Bath, plus two half brothers Alden Avery of Five Islands and Joel Avery of Topsham. The funeral will be Thursday at two in the afternoon at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Campbell Legard
Ralph E
Forrest C. Legard
Bath
Alden Avery
Five Islands
Joel Avery
Topsham
Death of W Marshall MacDonald 31 in Bath after long illness
W Marshall MacDonald died at his home 1392 Washington St Bath after an eight year illness aged 31 years eight months and 25 days He was born in Bath the son of Daniel A and H Alice MacDonald He was a member of Beacon Street M E church Solar lodge of Masons and West Bath grange The funeral was at his home at two oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Marshall MacDonald
Washington Street
Mr. MacDonald
Bath
Daniel A
H. Alice MacDonald
Hazel M. Henderson
Barbara
Walter Morse
Beacon Street
M. E. Church
Solar Lodge of Masons
West Bath Grange
North Center P T A Expresses Appreciation
North Center P T A reports a year with all bills paid and a $243 balance. Milk distribution cost $652.91, including $300 donated by George P Davenport estate trustees. $70 remaining. Officers elected: President Mrs Edward J Lee, Vice President Mrs Harold Avery, Secretary Mrs Arthur C Norton, Treasurer Mrs William E Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Bragg
George P. Davenport
Norton
Harold Avery
Bath High School
Charles P. Wetherbee
Morris Cohen
Marie Colby
Russell Kenney
Ralph Balkam
Ada Crockett
Reginald Stacy
Arthur F. Mayo
Max Katz
Bay Point
Central Grammar
Center Street
North Primary
North Grammar
Charles R. Farnham
Roscoe P. McFadden
Harry G. Deering
H. Emma Magoun
Edward J. Lee
Arthur C. Norton
William E. Palmer
Directors of Y Hold Their Final Session
Frank B. Nichols Charles C. Low and William C. Perkins presided as directors voted to continue the customary rest room for visitors and tourists. The general secretary outlined three summer camping projects for the Association including Christmas Cove Camp Leadership and the State YMCA Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Nichols
Charles C. Low
William C. Perkins
Christmas Cove
Summer Visitors and Home Openings in Coastal Town
Mrs Stuart W Webb and daughters Marcia Barbara Elea of New York City have rented a Kennebunkport cottage for the Summer. Mr Webb to join later. Mrs Raymond H Trott of Providence is visiting Bath with her mother Mrs Amory Houghton. The Trott Summer home at Small Point nears completion. Mrs William D Sewall returns to Washing Street after Fargo visit with daughter Mrs Fred Hector. Sewall accompanied by daughter Mrs John K Jayne and Kennon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodfords
Wiscassethire
Lowell
Chester
Augusta
Harriet McPhee
William McPhee
Bradford C. Redennett
Mount Vernones
Maildred McCarty
Port
New Jersey
Warland
Main Street
Etta Stimpson
Skowhegan
Frank Metcalf
Birch Point
Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Haggett
Water Street
Wilmot W. Dodge
Joseph Y. Groves
Nina Fowles
Gardiner
George Warren
Ilene
Fairfield
Parker Marean
Stanley Parker
Boston
Marion Dale
Haushalter
Rebecca Nash
William Lieneau
Henry v. B. Nash
Richmond L. White
Reginal Foster
New York
Laura Coffin
J. Y. Groves
Bath
Celia O’brien
Mary Page
Sidney Evans
Belfast
Charles S. Sewall
Winona Marsh
Sheepscot
Sunset Lodge
Jefferson
Ralph Preble
Ralph, Jr
North Edgecomb
Ho. B. Nash
St. Philip’s Church
Sadie Southard
Bridgeport, Conn
Charles E. Cowley
Middle Street
Southard
Cowley
Louise Marsh
Charles Anabel
Horace Marsh
Cecil Holmes
Sidney G. Evans
Federal Street
Burroughs Stinson
Fred Merry Roy Dickinson
Ed Locke
Sabomock Con Moosehead Lake
Lillian Loud
Lillian
Beverly
Mass
Minnie Lewis
Jennie Nute
Memorial Bar
H. W. Hawes
Cap
Weatherbee’s Conquerors
Bill Carleton
Conquerors
Red” Perkins
Pirates
Carleton
Perkins
Dick” Palmer
Freeman D. Southard
Louis C. Bickford
Portland
PF. W. Sewall
S. J. Sewall
George Cowley
North Leeds
Joseph Cowley
Josephine Plumstead
Nina Groves
Albee
H. N. Lowell
Ashville
N. C
E. B. Neal
H. L Holt
Camden
H. M. Prentiss
Chicago
Helen Rogers
Saco
Llewellyn Rogers
Henry Cotteau
Eleanor
Mary
Eleanor Wright
Cottreau
Sabino
Eleanor Bates
Oscar Landean
Samuel F. Bates
Silas Bates
Margaret Bickford
Shirley
Stanley
Leslie Bates
Sabine
Martha Hall
Front Street
J. E. Mayo
Hallowell Rogers
Hartford
University of Maine
Mayo
U. of M
Metcalf
Campbell's Pond
C. C. Chesley
Hallowell
Worcester House
Fred W. Larrabee
Herbert E. Worrey
Washington Street
Milton Dyer
Loring, Short & Harmon Co
Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
Carolyn Stackpole
B. H. Stackpole
Ernest E. Wiliams
I. B. Neiley
Neil
Pred W. Larrabee
J. M. Lemont
Ernest M. Holman
First Baptist Church of
Parker Worrey
Rockland
William Charlesworth
Donald
Worcester
Marguerite Williams
Winthrop
Ernest E. Williams
Stuart W. Webb
Marcia
Barbara
New York City
Kennebunkport
Mr. Webb
Raymond H. Trott
Providence
R. I
Amory Houghton
Fargo
Fred Hector
Sewall
John K. Jayne
Kennon
Local residents return from Bath visits and Worcester trip
Mr and Mrs Fred Eaton returned to Arlington after visiting Bath with Mayor Harold P Small. Maurice Warner came back to Boston after a few days with his parents. Mr and Mrs Harry Leeman and two sons returned to Day's Ferry from Bath. Mr and Mrs Ernest Bowers returned to Worcester after Memorial Day with the Bellmores. Miss Marjory H Dearborn Colby 31 earned the Colby Health League C W emblem for excellence in athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eaton
Arlington
Mass
Bath
Harold P. Small
Maurice Warner
Boston
Daniel Warner
Middle Street
Harry Leeman
Day’s Ferry
Chestnut Street
Ernest Bowers
Worcester
Dennis Bellmore
Green Street
Marjory H. Dearborn
Colby
C. W
Colby Health League
All-Wool Blue Serge and Related Menswear Sale
A sales listing details prices on suits $19.50 to $22.50, dress pants $2.95, union made work pants, caps, hosiery, sweaters, shirts, and boys suits $5.75, plus overalls, knickers, and jeans. Includes quantities and sizes across department stock with emphasis on all-wool fabrics and broadcloth shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Panterabet Ccee Busness Bennet
Athletic Union
Pepperell
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Bert
F. E. Lambert
Ford
Watford
U.C.C
Haggett’s Garage
Ford Dealers
Uvin-Pierce
West Bath
Hevrolet
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Transien
Mtzed
United States
Phaeton
Flint, Mich
Atlantic Motor Company, Inc
Damariscotta
Maine
O. M. McKown
Boothbay Harbor
Turner & Gilpatrick
Richmond
W. Marshall
M’donald
Whitefield
Olive Comens
City Hospital
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Room
North Center
P.T.A
Elm Street
the Working Men’s Store