Wiscasset Notes on Local Families and Improvements
Alton Arnold-Roberts Co. dealer visits Belfast. many residents travel to nearby towns. Repairs and wiring boost homes on Hodge and Federal streets. Wiscasset Inn renovations underway. Community visits include Normandy to South Bristol and Brunswick. A new International truck arrives at Wis casset Grain Co.
Easy to Use Duco for All House Objects
A bright advert touts Duco as simple to apply to almost any item in a home. It highlights pleasant color flows and rapid drying. Visit for demonstrations of new color schemes.
Pocahontas leaders attend district meeting at Red Men's hall
The annual district meeting of the Degree of Pocahontas occurred Friday evening at Red Men's hall in the wigwam of Chewonki tribe. Mishnec council of South Bristol sent 28 members, Waneta council of Pemaquid eight, and Ramona council of Bath 24. Great Pocahontas Ella Tilton from Mechanic Falls attended as a guest. two candidates were conferred by Mishnec staff. Supper was served 5:30 to 7, with speeches by Great Pocahontas and leaders from visiting councils.
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Uy Ge
Co. A
Boston
Lisbon Falls
Red Men's Hall
Mishnec Council
South Bristol
Waneta Council
Pemaquid
Ramona Council
Bath
Ella Tilton
Mechanic Falls
Bradford C. Bedennett
Joseph W. Glidden
Newcastle
Wiscasset Inn
L. C. Greenwood
Johnson House
Lincoln Street
Codman Steeves
Steeve
Alex Grover
W. P. Capes
Westport Ferry
V. A. Upsahal
Massachusetts
Warren Grover, Jr
Hallie Simpson
Carroll Lewis
Walter Grover
Donald B. MacMillan
North
Amory Curtis
Miss Curtis
Clover Cottage
W. S. Warland
Henry Webb
Bridgton Academy
Web
Bridgton
H. W. Webb
Maine Library Association
Bangor
Margaret Warland
Florence McLoud
Damon Lewis
Washington Street
W. S.warland
Old Stone Farm
A. F. Sortwell
Cambridge
Main Street
Lawrence Haggett
Old Orchard
Masonic Building
Elizabeth Sewall
Gardiner
Charles Day
Marco White
Damariscotta
Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches
Misses Knight
Portland
Charles Legrow
Peak’s Island
Charles Macurda
Virginia Farnham
Marie Antoinette
Richmond L. White
High Street
Dorothy Sewall
Lee Street
Anderson
Riverside
Conn
Carroll Dunph
Red Moon’s Hall
H. E. Bedford
Jesse Hunt
Prank Creamer
New York
Grace Faxon
Brookline
Mass
Brown
Cleveland, O
West Bath Social Roundup Brightens Spring
West Bath residents gather for birthdays and socials from Topsham to Sabino. Local clubs Red Cross and grange members host events while families visit cottages at Sabine and Birch Point. Wedding notices include John Larrabee and Thelma Hills. Public church services restart as summer plans unfold.
Stover Family Nearing Return from Charlestown
Mrs. Samuel Stover and daughters Rose and Doris are expected to return the last of the week from Charlestown Massachusetts where they spent the winter with Mr Stover who works at the Charlestown navy yard.
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Samuel Stover
Rose
Doris
Charlestown
Mass
Stover
Charlestown Navy Yard
Pomona and Dromore Grange Hold Excellent Meeting
Pomona and Dromore granges held a joint meeting with noon dinner served by Dromore members. The program featured prayers, readings, musical numbers, and papers on topics from balanced meals to growing flowers and profitable fruit crops. With 30 present, Dromore earned banner status amid weather-related attendance drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Dromore
Dromore Grangers
Bile Gawger
William H. Gould
Christine Rackley
Topsham Grange
Alfreda Parks
Winifred Rackley
Ella Douglas
Bertha Coombs
Harriet Morse
Belle Cutting
Ila Day
Mr. Gould
Mr. Northy
Nellie Totman
West Bath
E. P. Hayward
Emma Purington
Androscoggin Grangers
Demeter
Charles M. Gardiner
Lewiston Armory
Androscoggin
Clifford Gray
Alfred Rackley
John Carter
Woolwich
R. B. Neiley
Topsham
Bessie Dickinson
Banner Grange
Woolwich notices and community guests span weekend locals
The Woolwich page lists election officers A. R. Ames, Samuel Ward, Charlotte Buck with Clara M. Reed as secretary and Donald Thwing treasurer. Services set for Days Ferry next year and Center Baptist church speaker Dr. C. E. Bousfield. Numerous visitors from Bath, Richmond, Augusta and beyond attend weekend gatherings and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Ames
Samuel Ward
Charlotte Buck
Clara M. Reed
Donald Thwing
Days Ferry
Wilbur Howe
Esmond
R. I
Kennebec
Charles
New Jersey
William Downing
Fred Hayward
Bath
Henrietta Thwing
Mabel
Donald B. Thwing
James Landers
South Gardiner
Worrell Prescott
Waldo P. Hathorne
Harvey
Philadelphia
Christine Hathorne
Mildred Baker
Lewiston
William Crocker
Ernest Rice
Richmond
C. E. Bousfield
China
Charles Wright
Center Baptist Church
Delmar Trott
Cambridge
Mass
Annie Goff
D. G. Trott
Clifton Scott and Son
Blanche Waters
Waldeboro
Max McKand
Stanley Wells
West Newton
Frank J. Walker
Mullin
William Wright
Jordan Wright
Lydia Hathorne
Augusta
Center
Earl Kennerson
Portland
Delia Card
Wright
F. W. Kitteridge
Augusta Hospital
George Tibbetts
Eugenie Hunnewell
Lucy Pike
Fred Carlton
Vernon Ayer
Winthrop
Artell Hayward
Hollis Leeman
Anna
Frank Decker
Greenwood
Frank G. Trott
Winchester
Novella
Trott Roland McIntosh
Massachusetts
Lewellyn Oliver
Friendship
West Bath Grange
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Nequasset Church
Day's Ferry Church
Sagadahoc
Nequasset
Tuessie Hall
Augusta Y. M. C. A
Two Main Bouts Highlight Friday Boxing Card
Arcade show features two main bouts with Mac Kelley versus Flash Dutil and Patvin facing Kelley. Lewiston review notes Kelley lands strong blows on Al Nolet, while Buck Potvin may face tougher night against Lewiston’s puncher. Tickets selling fast for reserve and ringside seats.
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Mac Kelley- Flash
Patvin-Kelley
Lewiston
Mac Kelley
al Nolet
Lewiston Sun
Boston
Harry Kelley
Buck Potvin
Rocky Stone
Biddeford
Young Chubuck
Wiscasset
Spud Murphy
Young Russell
Chubuck
Murphy
Young Doul
Pero Divorce Case Seeks Custody Relief Denied
A Friday hearing in Augusta before Associate Justice Pattangall addressed Otis Pero vs Margaret Pero. The Sagadahoc Supreme Court earlier granted the mother custody of five children and ordered $10 weekly support to be paid by the father. The petition to vacate the decree was dismissed for insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
William R. Pattangal
Otis Pero
Margaret Pero
Edward W. Bridgham
Pero
John P. Carey Jr
Pattangall Faclares
Nequasset Farm Bureau Meeting At Begin Tea Room
Fourteen members attended a Nequasset Farm Bureau meeting held Wednesday of last week at the Begin tea room. Foundation patterns were discussed and a fish chowder was served at moon.
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Nequasset Farm Bureau
Begin Tea Room Foundation
Moon
UMaine Students Return Home For Summer Vacation
Elwood Toothaker Donald Wilson and Walter Anliker from the University of Maine are due home Wednesday for summer vacation. Donald Henderson son of Sheriff and Mrs Henderson of Middle Street has finished his second year at UMaine and is at his parents' home. Mr and Mrs Carl Longfellow Shirley and Miss Betty Laulson of Worcester Mass. have returned after visiting Mrs Longfellow's relatives in Day's Ferry and Oak Street Washington Hoover backs farm relief and tariff timing with Republicans aiming for a Senate vote before the summer recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kenney
Thomaston
Ernest.e. Williams
I. B. Netley
Frank Daniel
Birch Point
William Blanchard
Park Street
Edward Cook
Willow Street
J. M. Lemont
Emma Cox
Fred Williams
South Portland
Williams
Lincoln Williams
Fosters’ Point
Norman J. McCabe
Brunswick
John Larrabee
Thelma Hills
Endicotte
New York
Larrabee
Loring B. Hills
Brighams Cove
Samuel F. Bates
Sabine
West Bath
Red Cross
Annie Trufant
Annie Stackpole
Annie Williams
Belle Donnell
Charles Krueger
Malden
Mass
Trufant
Helen Rogers
Gorham Normal School
Llewellyn Rogers
Fred O. White
Arlington
Sabino
H. A. Owen
Bath
Horace Aitken
Kenneth Clifford
Revere
Aitken
Eleanor Bates
Oscar Landean
Portland
Bates
Chester Stevens
Talcotte
Lewiston
Stanley Williams
Campbell's Pond
Marguerite Williams
Bunganue
Charles Carruthers
Methodist Church
F. L. Littlefield
Mra Coombs
Attleboro
Robert Metcalf
Miss Coomb
Ann Coombs
Wendall Daly
Green
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell’s Pond
Vivian George
Sanford
Jane Haggett
John Dunham
Fred W. Larrabee
Murray Brewer
Edith
Edna Higgins
Brewer
A. J. Higgins
Boothbay
Washington Street
E. W. Haggett
Wendall Williams
Winthrop
Charles Stackpole
Beechland
B. H. Stackpole
Wendall and
Stanley
Marguerite
Topsham
Charles Williams
Elwood Toothaker
Donald Wilson
Walter Anliker
University of Maine
Donald Henderson
Sheriff
Henderson
Middle Street
Carl Longfellow
Shirley
Betty Laulson
Worcester
Davenport Will Funds City Hall Memorial and Trust
George Patten Davenport, born May 29, 1844, left about 1.5 million dollars for charitable, educational and religious purposes. His will financed the new City Hall dedication and a Bath lot, honoring his father, banker Charles Davenport. Davenport served on the city council and school board, attended Bowdoin for 60 years as an overseer, and was a Boston University trustee. He led Lincoln National Bank, later VP after mergers in 1910, and held roles with Hyde Windlass, Sagadahock Real Estate, City Hospital, Old Ladies' Home, Old Folks Home, and Patten Free Library. He sang as organist of Beacon Street Church for over 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Patten Davenport
Bath
New City Hall
Charles Davenport
High School
Bowdoin College
City Hall
Davenport
Boston University
Old Lincoln National Bank
First National
Hyde Windlass Co
Sagadahock Real Estate Association
City Hospital
Old Ladies' Home
Home For
Old Folks Home
Patten Free Library
Beacon Street Church
Kent’s Hill
Beaven Street Sunday School
Charles Davenport Memory Hall Builder and Bath Leader
Charles Davenport born May 9 1899 in the building now memorialized, built and led in banking and civic works. He served as Lincoln National Bank president, headed Bath Savings Institution, supported Beacon street church, Kent's Hill seminary trustee, and funded local homes and the public library site. He died June 19 1961 aged 92.
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Lincoln National Bank
James F. Patten
Bath Savings Institution
Beacon Street Church and Society
Old Wesley Church
Bath Defeats Auburn Bowlers in Record 1630 Night
Bath won at Park alleys 1630 to 1495 as every Bath player scored over 300. Poke Farrar led with 359 and 134, setting a five man team record. Auburn's top scorers included two bowlers over 300, with totals such as 313 and 331. The report notes a violent incident in El Paso where a Spaniard killed two lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Auburn
Poke Farrar
Lothrop
Blaisdell
Fatrary O.ses
Oliver
Auburn McGraw J.ce
Alliquippa House Welcomes Guests for Summer Luncheons
Edith Harned and Sons announce home like hospitality at Alliquippa House with special luncheons afternoon teas and dinner parties available by advance order. July and August rates offered to families, overseen by managers West town.
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E. Fred Albee
Federal Street
Ernest Marsh
Julia Lewis
Sheepscot
George Nute
Somerville
Ed White
Lester Knight
Donald
Orono
Turner White
Stanley Patten
Washington, D. C
J. E. White
Oscar Bailey
Christmas Cove
Bristol
Will Clark
Stephen Prentice
Fred Albee
Unn Clisby
Mae Groves
Upton
Georgie Quinnam
Lester Greenwood
James Merry
Charles E. Knight
Mary E. Brown
Mary Foye
Mr. Hovey
Georgetown
The
Baptist Church
Edgecomb
Pred Sherman
Perry Rodick
Ruth
Howard Cluff
Cape Porpoise
Clarence Blagdon
Duco
A. L. Groves
Wiscasset, Me
Sagadahoc Pomona
Dromore Grange
Washington
Hoover
Senate
Nomwar Mephuxe Co
Norway
Davenport Trust Fund
Benjamin and
Lucy Eames Davenport
el Paso
Texas
Alliquippa
Emall Point Harbor
Edith H. Harned & Sons Managers
Edith H. Harned
Westtown School
West Town
Penna