Wedding of Miss Martha Cahill to Walter Wilhelm at Grace Church
The marriage of Miss Martha Wood Cahill of High Street to Walter Navarre Wilhelm of Ardmore Pa. was solemnized at Grace Episcopal Church in a single ring ceremony. Attended by a large group of friends, the event featured music by Miss Jennie R. Melcher and a reception at the Cahill home. The couple plans a Bermuda Havana honeymoon before settling in Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wood- Cahill
Charles Henry Cahill
High Street
Walter Navarre Wilhelm
William Woodburn Potter
Ardmore
Walter M. Wilhelm
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles M. Tubbs
Jennie R. Melcher
Emery
Lisat Gaul
Mabel Hatch
Handel
Moszkowski
Wodorinski
Chopin
Miss Melcher
Barbara Ross
Elizabeth Puller
Lois Swett
Gertrude Potter
Mary Hector
Fargo
N. D
Maid of Honor
Mr. Potter
John Newell
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Karl Easton
New York City
Sackett Marclay Colt
Elizabeth
N. J
Potter
Wilhelm
Bermuda
Havana
Washington
Emma Willard School
Troy
N. Y
Connecticut College For Women
New London
James Bunce
Hartford
N. H
Marjorie Lucy
Frances Shaughnessy
Eleanor Curtis
Boston
Percival P. Baxter
Portland
Jane Donnell
Kalamazoo
Mich
William P. Robert
Wiscasset
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
Edward W. Wheeler
Brunswick
Summer party honors bride and groom at York hall
Doors of York hall welcomed guests for a delightful Summer party in honor of the bride and groom. Miss Mary Hector of Fargo, a granddaughter of Mrs. William D. Sewall and a Connecticut College roommate of the bride, served as a bridesmaid in a periwinkle blue taffeta gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Hall
William D. Sewall
Wiscasset School Pupils Stage Music Feature and Orchestra
In Birch Point, pupils and parents enjoyed a neighborly program with songs and recitations led by Mrs. Lillian Wallace and music supervisor Mrs. Katherine Lewis. An eight grade orchestra has formed under Lewis, practicing after school, though illness has delayed a planned concert.
Eddy Brothers Circus Opens in Bath Next Thursday
Forty seven years after Kingston birth Eddy Brothers circus travels under a big white tent now in three rings. Owner Charles Hunt built a lasting American institution with elephants lions bears and gymnasts. The Bath show lands at Rideout Field on Thursday June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
Charles T. Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Eddy Brothers
Bath
Rideout Field
Practical Menu Suggestions Column Begins This Summer
A new column titled Practical Menu Suggestions will start next week and run through the summer to help women readers plan economical and attractive meals. Edited by Miss Priscilla Staples, Boston trained in Miss Farmer's School of Cookery, the column promises many new ideas useful and beneficial to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Staples
Miss Farmer's School of Cookery
Boston
Summer social notes from West Bath cottages and visits
West Bath society and Bath Iron Works staff are seen enjoying a season of cottage openings and weekend visits. Notables include Mr and Mrs Delmar Bates, Elmer Hodgkins, and Thomas Hodgkins at Noyes and Larrabee cottages. Guests span from Read ing to Cumberland and Foxboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel F. Bates
Donald Freeman
Sabino
Sabino Hall
Diamond Cove
George Bailey
Chester Freeman
Walter Mangus
Delmar E. Bates
Elmer Hodgkins
Thomas Hodgkins
Bath
Noyes
Barbara
Pawtucket
R. I
Larrabee’s Grove
Lincoln Williams
Massachusetts
D. Dumoulin
Fall R@er
Mass
William Lundrigan
Bath Iron Works
Larrabee
Ernest E. Williams
Dwinal Cornish
Harold Ferguson
Harry Batchelder
John H. McNary
Percy Holbrook
Herbert Marriner
Cumberland
Lee Holbrook
Freeport
Mark Hennessey
James Brann
Peggy
S Mills
Wick High School
Alber
South End P T A elects leaders at annual meeting
Mrs Alfred E Carpenter was chosen president for the fourth year, with Mrs Arthur W Bowker as vice president, Mrs Fred K Sturtevant secretary, and Mrs Mary A Jackson treasurer. The group planned summer picnics, an all day session at Mrs J Albert Redlons home, and church attendance. Luncheon committee included Mrs William Small and others. Rev Frederick P Moffatt led prayer as 35 members attended with blue and yellow table decor and a menu of tomato juice ham salad rolls strawberry shortcake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Carpenter
South End P. T. A
Arthur W. Bowker
Fred K. Sturtevant
Mary A. Jackson
Carpenter
J. Albert Redlon
William Small
John H. Hunt
Guy M. Sprague
William P. Hatch
Ruth Moore
Vivian M. Brown
West Bath Grange Plans Lawn Party
West Bath Grange discussed preliminary plans for its annual lawn party at the regular meeting. Degrees will be worked next week with third and fourth on June 18. The young people's degree team will rehearse midweek and Sunday. A Maine State Grange communication on the Goodwill Farm cottage was read. Mrs. David S. Cogan was reported in the hospital. Mrs. Arthur C. Lemont acted as Flora Protea. Forty attended. Memorial service included hymns Abide With Me and In the Garden, Psalm 23 reading Crossing the Bar, and a memorial address read by Mrs. Joanna M. Sturtevant. Miss Jane Higgins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Higgins of Portland, visited relatives in Beacon Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset Academy
Red Men's Hall
Academy Alumni Association
Masonic Hall
South Windham
Effie J. Poole
Federal Street
Charles Macurda
Main Street
Bar Mills
Portland
George Hobson
Mary Hobson
Squirrel Island
Walcott Andrews
New York
Andrews House
Bath Road
Dorothy Thompson
Bath Memorial Hospital
Egbert M. Sewall
Providence
R. I
Mary Sewall Metcalf
Charles E. Knight
First Congregational Church
George E. Millard
Joseph H. Hubbard
Somerville
Alice Taylor
Hodge Street
A. H. Lennox
High Street
Bernard MacFadden
Grace Barnes
Judith Anne
Bangor Hospital
M. A. Plumstead
Elizabeth Moody
Westbrook Junior College
Boy Scouts
Wiscasset
Pine Tree Council
Camp Keyes
Augusta
Edwin Pooler
Benjamin Rines
Conrad Peters
Maurice Lint
Charles Metcalf
Harry Haggett
Irving Dickinson
Robert Bryant
George Pooler
John Reid
Raymond Hamlin, Jr
Parker
Joseph Jones
Sheepscot
George Lincoln, Jr
Jones
Charles Cowley
Uar
Maitié’ Funeral Directors’ Association
Armory
Lewiston
Albee
Gardiner Road
Alvin D. Morris
West Bath Grange
Maine State Grange
Grange
Goodwill Farm
David S. Cogan
Arthur C. Lemont
Flora
Angie
Mass
Della
Alec St. Pierre
Brunswick
Minnie Rice
Windham
Boston
Ernest Rice
Richmond
Popham
Warren Pashard
Bath
Eben Dana
Dana
Clara Wright
Ralph Rice
Moses Kennerson
Joe Oliver
Maryalee
Warren Dyer
Raymond
Victor
Donald
Norwood
Harold Shaw
Montsweag
Lloyd
Ivan Shaw
Miss Swanton
G. Bailey
Montsweag Bay
Marion Grover
John Cleworth
Beverley
de Cleworth
Melrose
John Soule
Woolwich
Thomas Alfred
Oklahoma
Ilinois Council of Religious Education
Walter F. Abbott
Edward C. Crocker
Fred L. Rice
Harry A. Walters
Ardelle Farrar
Sagadahoc Ferry
Harry Coombs
Axford van Horne
Baltimore
Samuel Buck
Day's Ferry
Lincoln Street
Day’s Ferry
Albert Thomson
Marcia Stinson
Carl Longfellow
Miss Stinson
Tabor
Howard
Bangor
Alden David Farnham, Jr
Alden D. Farnham
Westboro
George Farnham
Open Amateur Handicap at Bath Country Club
Open Amateur Handicap tournament sponsored by the Maine State Golf Association will be held at Bath Country Club next Saturday. A big field is expected if the weather stays fair, with special prizes in addition to the regular ones. The club dining room opens for the season under Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Crowell, who run Mount Eagle Farm at Maplewood and bring seasoned club dining experience to Bath. They arrived to prepare the kitchen and home for the season with meals featuring chicken and steak, aiming to serve June 10 start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine State Golf Association
Bath Country Club
Lloyd Crowell
Crowell
Mount Eagle Farm
Maplewood
Sebago Lake
Limerick
Newfield
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Country Club
Woolwich Memorial Association Plans 1940 Service
The Woolwich Memorial Association meets at Woolwich Center Baptist Church with Maurice T. Hathorne as chairman to organize the 1940 memorial service at Murphy's Corner. Proceeds fund a monument for 216 Woolwich soldiers who died in the Revolution, War of 1812, Civil War, Spanish War, and World War I. The program includes hymns, prayers, readings, and a roll of honor read by Dr. David L. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Memorial Association
Woolwich Center Baptist Church
Murphy’s Corner
Woolwich
Union Bridge School
Association
Alien
Seven Point Pins Awarded to Center Street School Children
Center street school announces students receiving Seven Point pins across grades one three and four. Grade one names include Richard Armes Richard Mc Mann Marilyn Longley Lasca Huse Jane Mocklar and Gilbert Prawer. Grade three lists Elizabeth Hill David Johnson Donald McRae Grace Thayer Maynard Dixon Eleanor Gotte Maurice Tourigny William Pomeroy Joan Briggs Richard Cahill Robert Higgins Janet Haley Richard Hersom Hazel Shellenbarger Joan Longley Stephen Hill Arthur Johanson Pearl McEachern John Warner. Grade four features Merton Merry Doris Lavigne John Lewis Betty Moore Russell Cahill Alice Angelo Franklin Garneau Everett Parker William Jones Dorothy May Richard Callan Alfred Melville Earl Norton Charles Andre May Nelson Norma Smith Bernard Ferris Leone McEachern Elwyn pepe Dorothy Carr Almon Mitchell Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street School
Richard Armes
Richard McMann
Marilyn Longley
Lasca Huse
Jane Mocklar
Gilbert Prawer
Elizabeth Hill
David Johnson
Donald McRae
Grace Thayer
Maynard Dixon
Eleanor Gotte
Maurice Tourigny
William Pomeroy
Joan Briggs
Richard Cahill
Robert Higgins
Janet Haley
Richard Hersom
Hazel Shellenbarger
Joan Longley
Stephen Hill
Arthur Johanson
Pearl McEachern
Nequasset Auxiliary Annual Meeting Highlights
Mrs. Percy Bailey was elected secretary and treasurer and Mrs. Henry T Dubar and Mrs. Franklin R Bailey became Council representatives to the Woolwich Union for Christian Service at the Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary annual meeting held at Mrs. Arthur I Williams home. The president and vice president resigned and will be filled at the next meeting. Mrs. Costello P Hall, Mrs. Edward V Reed and Mrs. Williams served ice cream and cookies. Mrs. Alton Reed will entertain after the meeting. Mr. and Mrs H T Branch of Waterville returned from a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. William H. Shea at Beacon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy ©. Bailey
Henry T. Dubar
Franklin R. Bailey
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Ladies Auxiliary of
Costello P. Hall
Edward V. Reed
Williams
Alton Reed
Woolwich Notes From Lincoln County Life
Woolwich community items span weekend visits and family news. Notables include Mrs. Della Mr. and Mrs. Alec St. Pierre hosting relatives in Brunswick, plans for eye treatment in Windham, and trips to Boston and Bangor. Local clubs meet, repairs and new homes are noted, and church services and Sunday School events described.
Tear Gas Bomb Found at City Dump
Police hunt the person who left a tear gas device at the city dump. The weapon, discovered Wednesday morning by Levi Spinney, was addressed to George Gray of 121 Bridge Street Augusta from Duncan Chemical Co New York City. Gray had connections to Bath Iron Works and Augusta, with records showing him aged 34 and employed there in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Farnham
Sagadahoc Ferry
Boston
New Swampscott
Mass
The
Telephone Company
Farnham
New England ‘Tel
Tel. Co
Bradford Farnham
Wellesley
Forest Baker
Bath Iron Works
Levi Spinney
City
New Road
George Gray
Bridge Street
Augusta
2 Chemical Co
East 32Nd Street
New York City
Gray
George Gray II
Valley Road
Dunlap Commandery Plans St John’s Day Outing
Dunlap commandery K T voted to join five other commanderies in observing St John’s day on Saturday June 24. The six CQMs will meet in Augusta, parade, motor to Pemaquid Beach for a shore dinner, then afternoon field sports. Eminent Commander McCabe, Generalissimo Albee, and Capt. Gen. Henry Allen lead details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap Commandery
K. T
St. John’s Day
DeMolay
Skowhegan
Maine
Gardiner
Pilgrim
Farmington
St. Omer
Waterville
Trinity
Augusta
Pemaquid Beach
Chester H. McCabe
Carl E. Albee
Henry Allen
Order of the Temple
Red Cross
Malta
Mr. Albee
Sealed bids opened for YMCA gym renovation plan
Bids from contractors for renovating the Y M C A gymnasium are to be opened Thursday at 2 p m in the General Secretary William C Perkins office. The committee will decide on letting the contract for enlarging the playing surface by cutting balcony running track, installing a new ceiling and lighting, and painting throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Perkins
Sagadahoc Women’s Republican Club Elects Officers
Mrs. Henry W. Butler presides over Sagadahoc County Women’s Republican club as members attend the state organization’s semi annual meeting in Lewiston on Tuesday. Dr and Mrs Hugh D Grant of Front Street visited friends in Portland on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Butler
Sagadahoc County
Hugh D. Grant
Front Street
Portland
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Wilhelm Cahill
Grace Church
Cahill
Walter N. Wilhelm
Martha Cahill
Birch Point
Lillian Wallace
Katherine Lewis
America
Priscilla Simpson
Isabel Lewis
Melvin Bailey, Jr
Johannes Brahms
Eleanor Pomeroy
Barbara Merry
Marilyn Petrie
Florence Hamlin
Horace MacMahon
Elaine Monro
Robert Adams
Frederick Pendleton
Raymond Hamlin
Stanley Thompson
Richard Reid
Aurolyn Rines
Lorcan Hodgdon
Norman Holbrook
Frank B. Quinnam
Webber Tavern
Middle Street
Quinnam
Wiscasset Grammar School
Frances Plumstead
June Farmer
Robert Rines
Clyde Dow
Frank Main
Beryl Nichols
Theodore Sherman, Jr
William Stone
Rita Ann Gross
Helen Gertrude Gross
Richard Flood
Earl B. Colby, Jr
Arlene Dalton
Marie Marie Colby
Jean Bailey
Stanley Fairservice
Ethel Y. Barbour
Lincoln County Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
W. H. Peckham
Winfield S. H. Carlisle
Chicago
Forrest Macurda
Wakefield
Quincy
Upper Federal Street
Louise Adams
Union Street
Helen Farris
Kennebunkport
Seewall Strout
Malden
Evans
Theodore Dow
Dow
Granger
Lancaster
Charles Sessions
Russell Kendall
John Sellers
Kay Weston
Mechanic Falls
John Clothey
Philip
Harry E. Rines
Sarah Ifill
Fort Hill Street
Walter Sherman
Pittsfield
Frank Haggett
Paul E. Bailey
Bailey
Winooski
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Greenlawn Cemetery
Laura A. Lewis
Sanford G. Lewis
Herbert F. Lewis
Lawrence
Summer Street
Eddy Bros.’ Circus
West Bath
Meeting OF
South End
P.T.A
Jane Higgins
Frank Higgins
William H. Shea
Beacon Street
Center Street
Nequasset Auxiliary Annual Meeting
H. T. Branch
Carl Wallace
Bebasco
Clara Reed
John Tracey
Kittery
For Fees
Emma Bickit
Seias Muriel Raynes
Roland Raynes
Nequasset Church
Pauline Pields
Arthur Douglas
Charles Presley
John Parker
Bernice Quimby Colby
Ivan A. Trueworthy
East Brunswick
Zina Eaton
Phippsburg
Forrest Baker
Alton Munsey
Herbert Munsey
Morse High
George Allen
John Gilmore
Nequasset
Earl Stimpson
Charles H. Hunnewell
Elwell Stimpson
Mr. Stimpson
ST. John’s Day Plans
Pemaquid