31st Annual Meeting of Wiscasset Academy Alumni
The 31st annual meeting was held at the Masonic building on Monday. A 7:30 p.m. business meeting followed by an Eastern Star banquet featured a composite story by the graduating class about their Washington trip and a well received address by Rev. Charles E. Titus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset Academy Alumni’ Association
Masonic Building
Mon- Saiene
Eastern Star
Wiscasset Academy
Washington
Charles E. Titus
Charles A. Day
Grace L. Knight
Wesley C. Day
Florence M. Knight
Sarah D
Carolyn S. Varney
A. W. Irvine
Pauline Rines
Shaw's Business College
Portland
Sewall
Bath Road
Benjamin Stewart
Waterville
Joseph P. Tucker
Josephine Tucker
Varney
Lawrence Marston
Edward
Malden
Mass
Roy R. Marston
Main Street
Florence
Grace Knight
Charles Legrow
Peak’s Island
Robert Day
Frank E. Quinnam
Charles E. Cowley
Wilbur Lowell
Bath
Lowell
Emma Johnson
Brunswick
Carl Brandt
Edward J. Barker
Winfield
Herbert W. Hawes
Federal Street
Ernest G. Spinney
Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches
Winter Street Chuch
Sarah D. Varney
Janet Patterson
Oak Seminary
Vassalboro
S. B. Doggett
Boston
Susan Smith
Lloyd Lownes
New York
Sweden
Julian Hobson
New Brunswick
N. J
Wiscasset
Mary Hobson
J. F. White
Fred Pendleton
South Newcastle
Epworth League
Elton K. Basset
Congregational Church
Boothbay Harbor
Methodist Church
Bassett
Lincoln Academy
Baptist
Isa Macurda
Raymond Sherman
Chester Pendleton
Woburn
Concord
N. H
Lewis White
Los Angeles
Calif
Frances White
Corinna
Jegs Gray
Stanley W. Dodge
Water Street
Lawrence Hagg
Local notes from Sheepscot Echo June 17 1893
A compact Weekly roundup from Bath and surrounding towns lists residents visiting, returning, or traveling. Names include Miss E T Clapp, Jesse Lambert, Dr and Mrs Peaslee, Fred Greenleaf, Capt J F Dunton, Miss Amy Dinsmore, Annie Rines, Thomas Call, Miss Annie Corey, Miss Carrie Knight, Mr Burroughs, Sol Holbrook, Miss S W Dana, Miss Louisa Lincoln, Mr Ingalls and daughter, Deacon John Smith, A C Passmore, Mrs Abbie M Bragdon, Miss Alice Bragdon, Miss Grace Knight. Schools close for summer, graduation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepscot Echo
E. T. Clapp
Bath
Jesse Lambert
Peaslee
Boston
Fred Greenleaf
J. F. Dunton
Amy Dinsmore
Annie Rines
Thomas Call
Annie Corey
Boothbay
S. W. Dana
Carrie Knight
Mr. Burroughs
Warren
Sol Holbrook
Grace Knight
Wiscasset
Miss Knight
Wiscasset News Highlights Local Moves and Plans
Willard R Bailey was in Boston the first of the week as many residents traveled for visits and business. The town welcomes Mrs Francis Hubbard on High street for summer and notes Miss Annie L Sawyer plans a trip across the Atlantic. The Wiscasset bridge length is tallied at 239 976 picas, and the town landing contract is awarded to Sanford Lewis though $50 over the appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepscot
Wiscasset Academy
St. Philip's Church
Nash
E. A. Hoffses
Jefferson
Hoffses
Annie L. Sawyer
Portland
Atlantic
Europe
Wiscasset
Picas
Thomas Henry
Chelsea
Rome
Charlestown
Henry
Helen Mycue
Josephine Plumstead
Post Office
Miss Plumstead
Ruby Pushard
Mary Cowley
E. W. Moore
W. D. Hanly
High Street
Lydia Lincoln
Rockland
Sewall H. York
Sanford Lewis
Final Meeting of Wesley Sorority at Wesley M E Church
The Wesley M. E. church sorority held its final meeting of the season at 62 South Street, home of Mrs. Walter F. Day. Hostesses were Mrs. Day, Mrs. Willard McLean, and Mrs. Bird A. Schellenbarger. Eighteen attended. songs and games followed by refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Leland Plummer, Mrs. George Hopkins, Mrs. Linwood Piper, Mrs. Albert E. Whitney, Miss Alice O'Brien, Mrs. George Goodwin, Mrs. William Davis, Mrs. Claude Knowles, Mrs. Ralph Burden, Mrs. Robert Gordon, Mrs. Edward Coombs, Mrs. Lloyd Daley, Mrs. William Besaw, Mrs. Andrew Butterfield, and Mrs. Earl Lermond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. E. Church
South Street
Walter F. Day
Willard McLean
Bird A.shellenbarger
Leland Plummer
George Hopkins
Linwood Piper
Albert E. Whitney
Alice O'Brien
George Goodwin
Card of Thanks and Prize Speaking Winners in Brunswick
Card of thanks from Mrs. Ora Hallett and families expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral tributes after bereavement in Parker Head Maine. Edith McGuire won the Prize Speaking contest for grammar school children at town hall Brunswick with recitation Thrush. Henrietta Brown second, Ruth Roberts third. prizes were 5 and 2.50 in gold. Judges included Mrs John A Cone and Paul K Niven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Hallett
William Hallett
B. E. Schreiter
Herman Hallett
Parker Head
Edith McGuire
Town Hall
Brunswick
Thrush
Henrietta Brown
Ruth Roberts
John A. Cone
Charles R. Campbell
Mem
Brunswick High
Paul K. Niven
Brunswick Record
Elmer Berry
Josephine Powers
Alice Nicoll
Alice Purington
Grade Ae
West Bath Social Round Brings Guests And Gatherings
West Bath residents hosted and visited over a sequence of gatherings. Mr and Mrs Alexander Skillin of Falmouth were guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Larrabee of Larrabee's Grove. The annual School League supper at Lowell school drew a larger crowd. Rufus W Lombard of West Bath celebrated his 82nd birthday at Quaker Point with family and friends. Various families and individuals attended church services, cottages, and local social events across Bath and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Skillin
Falmouth
Joseph W. Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
Douglas E. Shaw
Son
Somerville
Mass
Arthur W. Brawn
Brunswick Road
Leonard Brawn
Brawn
Lowell School
Earle C. Donnell
James B. Lemont
Walter Larrabee
Mary MacLellan
J. B. Lemont
Gordon F. Preble
Bath
Marion
Stanley Rose
Fred J. Rose
Marguerite Connell
Earle Connell
Edna Brawn
Fred J. Brawn
Emily Larrabee
Rufus W. Lombard
West Bath
Quaker Point Attage
Harry P. Bridge
Bridges
Mirs. Lombard
Howard Spinney
Elbridge Malcolm
Winnegance
John McNary
Chelsea
Lombard
Lombards
Samuel Blackwood
Bethel
Blackwood
Bethel Inn
Robert van Amringe
Boston
Boston. Mr. Lombard
Bridge
George Curtis
New Meadows
The
Elks
William Tucor Gardiner
Phipps Point
Woolwich
Sagadahoc
Edwin F. Ramsay
Dwinal E. Cornish
Washington Street
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell’s Pond
Sebasco
Miece
Cornish
Friay
Stella King
Richmond
Chester King
Foster's St
Hazel B. Heath
Rosedale Farm
Foster's Point
Loring D. Small
Mad Bath Farm Bureau
Annie Trufant
Wesley M. E. Church
Sabino colony welcomes several New York visitors for summer
The Sabino colony is pleased to have for a second season Mrs. E. J. Dunlap son W. B. Dunlap and Miss Nancy Wardell of New York who arrived Thursday to spend the summer at the Butler cottage. Miss Florence Owen of Waterville, Miss Rachel Brown of Portland, Miss Constance Witham of Newport, Portland Art School students, are spending a week at the Owen cottage. Miss Charlena Cornish, Miss Gwendon Leonard and Miss Rachel Scott of Bath were at the Sabine shore on Saturday, bringing picnic lunches for a pleasant day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Brady
Rye
N. Y
Constance Moore
W Mass
Alston E. Oliver Bath
Humphrey Owen
Te Bae
Wright
William A. Kittridge
Bath
Everett J. Lemont
Malcolm L. Doble
Beatrice
Gl Cottage
Suny
Henry Q’treau
Eleanor
Mary
Henry Henderson
Winthrop
Bates
Elbridge B. Malcolm
Quaker Point
Doris
Margaret Brown
Mary Cotteau
Sabine
Erwin Daley
Edward Moore
Watertown
Mass
Alston E. Oliver
Ralph P. Brown
Donald A. Leadbetter
Thomas W. Quinn
Portland
Rachel Brown
R. P. Brown
Owen Cottage
Florence Owen
Emma Bailey
South Portland
Eleanor Bates
George Bailey
Samuel Bates
Teodore Nelson
Beachmont
E. J. Dunlap
W. B. Dunlap
Nancy Wardell
New York
Butler Cottage
Waterville
Constance Witham
Newport
Portland Art School
Owen Cotage
Charlena Cornish
Gwendolyn Leonard
Rachel Scott
Sabine Shore
West Bath Grange to Continue Sessions This Summer
West Bath Grange will extend July programs with Henry J. White in charge, following Mrs. Eva J. Lemont’s request. Meetings will run through the summer. a June 23 hall dance is planned, with a committee led by Lillian E. Lewin. First and second degrees set for June 13. no degrees June 20 due to state primaries. Boy Scouts will provide a program that evening. About 100 attended, including 14 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. White
West Bath
Catherine H. Emmons
Kenneth Smith
James Thurston
Boy Scouts of
Lemont
Henderson
Peterson
Bessie Snow
Edna Higgins
Grace Waterman
Minnie Waterman
Fire-destroyed Old Home Prompting Local Notices
Woolwich residents and neighbors including Mrs Gorham Farrell and Mr Mire Aivin Mais of Cumberland Center visited in Preble near the bungalow of the old home recently burned. Several real estate deals noted. William Craig of Boston bought Henry Card place at Nequasset farm, with family planning summer stay. Graduation exercises postponed from June 8 to June 14 at Nequasset church due to illness. Wiscasset, Sagadahoc Ferry outings, and local moves plus a church entertainment added $34.15 to the Woolwich Union treasury. Stuart Chapin of Northampton supervising summer home renovations at Murphy's Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham Farrell
Ant Mire Aivin Mais
Cumberland Center
Wiliam Craig
Boston
Nequasset
Henry Card
Nequasset Church
Winship Reed
Ren
Alton Thwing Place
Stanley Jack
Clara Hathorne
Flora Leonard
Bath
Barker
Angie Hunnewell
East Boston
Della Hunnewell
Gagadahoc Ferry
Clarence Baker
Sagadahoc
Augusta
Dickenson
Wiscasset
Harry Fitch
Edgar Bailey
Frank Bailey
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Woolwich Union Gets 3440 From Community Entertainment
A community entertainment in Sebenon hall Woolwich Friday evening raised 3440 for the Woolwich Union for Christian Service. Day's Ferry Folks presented Billy's Coming with a pup playing Billy and a sketch by Mr and Mrs Holly Leeman. The event featured a 8. O. A. Quartet, piano solos, a violin piece, and musical readings. Herbert Houston led the committee. Houston also notes upcoming state American Legion convention and Fourth of July plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Ruth Dubar
George Perry
Everson Stinson
William Robson
Chester Grover
Lillian Rice
Avis Marston
Marilyn Hatch
Merle Jameson
John Carter
Josie Wright
Houston
American Legion
Mrs Rice Hosts Musical Society Evening
Mrs Carleton L Rice of 10 Turner Court hosted Les Camarades Musicaux on Monday with a light opera talk by Mrs Weston P Holman. Performances included solo and duet pieces by various performers and a final scene from Il Trovatore, with piano by Mr McPherson and several accompanying players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston P. Holman
Carleton L. Rice
Turner Court
Les Camarades Musicaux
Holman
Weinzierl
McPherson
Delbruck Db
Secceessee
Ramsay
Miss Haynes
Il Matrimonio Segreto
Cimarosa
Sturtevant, Holman
Cary
Massenet
Hatch
Albee
Lassen
Love
Shelley
Rice
Mr. McPherson
Ramsay and Norton
Mrs. Albee
Steurtevant
Norton
Ensemble
Nequasset Farm Bureau Meeting at Murphy's Corner
Nequasset Farm Bureau members met at Miss Daisy Wilson’s Murphy's Corner home with 21 members and one guest present. Hortense Welch led the program Know Your Groceries, and plans were made for a July 8 social at Bay Point cottage hosted by Mrs. Charles R. Parnham with dinner and after dinner committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Daisy Wilson
Murphy’s Corner
Eldie Wright
Harriette A. W. Gearing
Farnham
Ethel Bailey
Beatrice McFadden
Bernice
Flora Reed 77 Bath widow dies after brief illness
Mrs Flora A Reed 77 widow of Frederick A Reed of Bath died Tuesday night at Brunswick Hospital after a week as patient following a brief illness. Born in Bath she lived here all her life and was a First Universalist member and aid. Survived by daughter Mrs John Shaw of Bath funeral Thursday at two at 164 Oak Street. Also note Doris Campbell Colby senior visiting parents Campbell High Street returning Monday to receive diploma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora A. Reed
Frederick A. Reed
Bath
Brunswick Hospital
Reed
Henry H
Harriet A. Howse
First Universalists
Ladies Aid
John Shaw
Oak Street
Doris Campbell
Colby College
Elmer
Campbell
High Street
Miss Campbell
Waterville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Dreamer
Charles 8. Sewall
Freeman D. Southard
Alonzo Aplin
Belfast
Walter Leavitt
Pearl Jackson
Lewiston
Ann Jackson
Red Men's Hall
Douglas Soule
Fred Soule
Birch Point
Quincy
James Bimson
Middle Street
Chester Greenwood
Farmington
Natalie Mayo
John Mayo
Farmington State Normal School
Dresden Mills
Richmond High
Bondsinham High
Bridge Academy
Rachel Bradford
Alberta Boudin
St. Philip's
St. Philip’s Church
Charles H. Tubbs
Academy
Small
Little
Simon Peter
Williams Lienau
Elizabeth Anne
Richmond L. White
Germany
Thomas Baker
Lilac Cottage
Anna Soule
Braintree
Ethel Barbour
B. W. Freeman
Elm Lodge
A. J. Myar
Reginald Cox
William Baker
New Orleans
H. C. Baker
Baker
Chicago
W. G. Hubbard
Hilton House
Maine
Wiscasset House
Maine Medical Association
John Southard
T. J. T. McNear
Clinton Street
Mr. Southard
Donald F. Preble
Center St
Over Sleeves
Wesley Sorority
Sabino
L. F.” Atwood
Atwood’s Medicine
West Bath Grange
Woolwich Union
Sebenon Hall
Mrs. Rice
Beethoven B. O
Caro
Mrs. Cary
Mr. Edney
Mr. Pherson
Heart of
Broadway
Piccadilly
ST. New York