Wiscasset Woman's Club Hosts Lincoln County Union Meet
The Wiscasset Woman's club hosted the Lincoln County Union of Women's clubs at First Congregational church on June 5 with 125 members and guests. Delegates spoke on reports, memorials, and financials. officers were elected for the ensuing two years and many local members participated in services, music, and luncheon activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Clara Wright
Dorothy Roberts
Damariscotta
Albert Eamous
Boothbay Harbor
A. L. Shorey
Waldoboro
Josephine Newcomb
Damariscotta Mills
Lillian Nash
Lincoln Home
Woodman
Nash
Nellie Potter
Fannie Orne Perkins
The
Home Corporation
Nellie C. Tupper
Roselyth Y. Richards
Elizabeth Lee
Emma Illsley
St. Philip's
Sarah Keirstead
Cora Groves
Eliza Holbrook
Anna Soule
Helen Haggett
Laura Evans
Henry Dyer
Katherine Farnham
Hattie Pashard
Alice Taylor
Kinahan
Federation
Abbie Hall
Edith Martin
Inez Denny
Rachel Hodgdon
Olms
Bath
Ida Stahl
America
Henry Scott
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Webb
Ruby Miller
Mary Cary
Harold Bowman
York
Union
Betty Senter
Wiscasset Woman's Club
California
Grace Albee
Belle Labe
Edith Hanley
Grace Carlisle
Grace Sewall
Annie Elliott
Josephine Bryant
Jessie Houdl
Tte
Dresden
Dorothy Hodgdon
East Boothbay
George Ogilvie
Jefferson
Amy Albee Erskine
Erskine
Wiscasset Club
Stahl
West Bath social notes and graduation week gatherings
Mrs Jessie Tarr Morse of Bangor visits West Bath as guest of the Larrabees. Alfred Snow attends West Harpswell grammar school graduation. grandson Weston Merriman in the class. Various Larrabee family members host and visit from Bath, Brunswick, Portland, and East Harpswell. Graduation events include Morse High School Class of 1935 with Betty Jane Rose and Grace Marion Waterman among 93 graduates. Local clubs discuss summer plans and the W C T U convention. Several families vacation at Campbell's Pond and Sabino cottages with visits to the University of Maine and Kent's Hill instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Sowder
Camp Keyes
Augusta
Sidney G. Evans
Frank Quinnam
Maurice Lint
Maurice Pendleton
Gerald Sherman
Clyson Lewis
Kenneth Lincoln
Charles Metcalf
Ivan Rines
Chester Pendleton
Raymond Sherman
First Congregational Church
Wiscasset Academy
Priscilla Bryant
Grace Beane
Mary Hobson
Moosehead Lake
Red Men’s Hall
Red Mens Hall
Ernie George
Royal Arcadians
Garrison Hill
Florence Sherman
Annie Miete
Louise Blagdon
Elizabeth Harding
Helen Haggett
Father
Miete
R. D. Hamlin
H. W. Chamberlain
Topsham
Helen Keirstead
Boston
Alvin Keirstead
Main Street
Walter Leavitt
Winona
Ruth
Kent's Hill
Leavitt
Harold
Emma Stinson
Jessie Jackson
Senator N. Gratz Jackson
Bath
Simon D. Crosby
Rockland Highlands
Harvey R. Pease
Stanley Dodge
Frank H. Gray
Frank Haggett
Charles Bessey
Portland
Donald Leavitt
Lit
Quincy
Mass
Lee Merry
Paul Tarr
Corinna
Stanley H. Dodge
Christian Endeavor Society
Congregational Vestry
Joseph O. Purdue
Manitou
Henry V.b. Nash
Williams Linneau
New York
Richmond L. White
High Street
Barbara Bailey
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
B. A. Bailey
Evan Fisher
New York City
George M. Piichard
Churchill Street
Samuel Farnum
Virginia Farnum
Paul C. Macurda
Newtonville
Carlisle Macurda
Ada C. Symes
Charles L. Macurda
Clarence A. Richards
Misses Varney
Massachusetts
Mrs. Richards
Richard
Lowell
Belmont
A. W. Keirstead
Herbert W. Hawes
First Selectman
Highway Commission
Albert Somes
Molly Seamon
Middle Street
Lucinda Allen
Frank H. Hutchins
Miss Evelyn
Madeline Colby
Elizabeth Hathorne
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Sheepscot
Miss Lawrence
Laura Evans
Gladys Sherman
Stanley W. Dodge
Brewer
William L. Flye
Flye
Board of Directors of
Congregational and Christian Churches of Maine
Gorham
Miss Harriett
Mabel Grover
Fred Grover
Miss Grover
Williamstown
Alfred Raymond
Fred Soule
Harold Bailey
Marcia Ellen Bailey
Arthur Erskine
Allen Weeks
Sewall
Grace L. Knight
Federal Street
C. C. Blagdon
Jessie Tarr Morse
Bangor
Fred W. Larrabee
Larrabee's Grove
Alfred B. Snow
West Harpswell
Elijah Kellogg
Weston Merriman
East Harpswell
G. O. Gatchell
Anstress Larrabee
Bath Memorial Hospital
Joseph W. Larrabee
Jennie M. Larrabee
Walter H. Larrabee
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
East
Harold E. Freeman
Brunswick
James B. Lemont
Fletcher A. Waterman
Betty Jane Rose
Ernest E. Rose
Rosedale Farm
Grace Marion Waterman
Percy Waterman
Foster’s Point
J. Everett Mayo
West Bowdoin
Sagadahoc County
W.C.T.U
Eva Call
West Bath
A.R.C
Grange
William H. White
William H. Holland
Courtney FE. Stover
Littlefield School
Clarice Whittier
Lewiston
John F. Larrabee
Philip A. Stackpole
Stackpole
Campbell's Pond
David Y. Alkazin
Ernest E. Williams
Nan Brown
Stoneham
Walter T. Brown
Brown
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Blair C. Wilson
Orono
University of Maine
Fred B. Kittridge
William A. Kittridge
Everett G. Lemont
Lemont Cottage
Sabine
Bernard Pratt
Bernard, Jr
Bertram Willis
Pratt Cottage
Sabino
Harry Bridge
Elbridge Malcolm
Humphrey A. Owen
Delmar E. Bates
New Sunday School Opens at Sagadahoc Ferry Woolwich
The newly organized Sagadahoc Ferry Sunday school in Woolwich meets each Sunday at 10 at the school house. Enrollment stands at 38 with 15 in the cradle roll. A Sunday night concert on Children's Day drew a large crowd despite rain and featured a program with poems and recitations. Mrs. Earl Dow directs music and cradle roll activities. Mrs. Bertram Crocker is superintendent. Miss Florence Carlton leads the intermediate class. Miss Frostina Reed primary. Miss Bertha Presley and Miss Sarah Reed beginners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Ferry
Woolwich
Earl Dow
Bertram Crocker
Minnie Crosby
Wilson Wright
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Bold Daniel Wins Race and Lands in Woolwich Maine
The Genealogies of Maine recounts Daniel Hawthorne known as Bold Daniel for racing a rival to claim 250 acres near Woolwich. He later commanded a privateer The Fair American during the Revolution and was wounded off Portugal. The author notes poetic license about the ship’s actual build and notes Hawthorne’s likely death in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Maine
Daniel Hawthorne
Nathaniel
Wilmington
Mass
Woolwich
Daniel
Portugal
Salem
London
Woolwich Yards
The Privateer's Song and Bold Ocean Labor
A poem narrates a farmer turned privateer who plows the sea for gold and ships from Maine to Woolwich. It celebrates American independence and readiness to strike against British power, urging armed struggle for Washington and liberty.
Red Men District Meeting Held at Orr's Island
The Red Men district gathering at Orr's Island drew 161 members from 15 tribes. Great Chiefs Av ery Bath and others attended, a solid clam chowder was served, and the next district meeting is planned for Brunswick on July 26 with hopes for 200 members and a large adoption class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr's Island
Ernest R. Avery
Prophet
Bath
Henry Allen
Frank Hyde
Saco
Henry Mitchell
Sannap
Portland
Kenyon Spinney
Mechanic Falls
Bradford C. Bedennett
Sachem
Wiscasset
Orr’s Island
A. J. Gallant
Brunswick
Two Bath Motorists Escape in Waldoboro Road Crash
Elwood Campbell 31 West Street and Olive Wotton 8014 Court Street narrowly escaped serious injury when their Oldsmobile coupe was sideswiped by Sanford Brown of New Harbor driving a Ford roadster on the Waldoboro Rockland road. Both cars were wrecked but all three occupants escaped with minor bruises. State Patrolman Pray of Thomaston investigated and ordered Brown into Rockland municipal court for operating without a driver s license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Elwood Campbell
West Street
Olive Wotton
Court Street
Waldoboro-Rockland Road
Sanford Brown
New Harbor
Campbell
Mr. Brown
Waldoboro Road
Pray
Thomaston
Rockland
Re-Dedication Serves Woolwich Center Church Season
Woolwich The First Baptist church of Woolwich Center began its Summer season with a re dedication service in the evening. The program featured Nicaea Prelude Gloria readings and anthems by combined Woolwich and Bath choirs, with readings from I Kings and a dedicatory address by Rev. Sims and Rev. Fernald. Community notices list graduates and local visits as services continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Woolwich Center
Helen Sims
Winneyance Baptist Church
Woolwich
Bath
Martin
Fernald
South Waldoboro
Mr. Sims
Allen
Montsweag
Obituary of Mrs Clara Marr Five Islands settler and singer
Mrs Clara Jane Marr 76 wife of Almon L Marr longtime Five Islands resident died Tuesday after 11 months of poor health and nine weeks bedridden. Born to Ira W Lewis she taught school and instrumental music and sang publicly and in church. Survived by husband two sons Arthur A Marr Malden MA William M Marr Five Islands three daughters Beulah Miller Cambridge MA George E Gray Nora D Marr one brother Edward Lewis Augusta two sisters Mrs J P Lewis Watertown and Mrs W H Davis Medford MA. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 PM at Five Islands church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Jane Marr
Almon L. Marr
Five Islands
Ira W. Lewis
Radio Discussion Opens Sunday Program by Les Camarades
Members at Mrs. Fred H. Cary home in East Brunswick debated radio’s role in broadcasting education and programs. The evening featured performances by Mrs. Albee, Mrs. Hatch, Mr. Ramsay, Mr. Royal, Mr. Sprague and others, with Sturtevant noting the State Federation meeting in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Camarades Musicaux
Fred H. Cary
East Brunswick
Fred K. Sturtevant
Robert B. Hatch
Francis S. McPherson
Grieg
Albee
Mozart
Sturtevant
Rice
Hatch
Mr. Ramsay
Burleigh
Merton Sprague
McPherson
Royal
Ylos
Reichardt
False Prophet
Scott
Cary
Sprague
Dios
Matinata
Tosti
Killarney
Benedict
Ramsay
Mr. Field
Solin Solo
Ponce
Edwards
Schubert
Uets
Belle Nuit
Offenbach
Campana
Mr. McPherson
Gordon Nevin
Miss O'Hara
Smith
Mrs. Albee
Obbligato
Sprague Olos
Haydn
Goring Thomas
Denza Caracciolo
Mr. Ramsay Jack
Squire Mrs. Albee
Country Store Scenes Portrayed At Grange
West Bath grange hall hosted a country store sketch by Mrs. Charles B. Doyle’s group with 81 attendees including 17 visitors. The program featured costumes and songs, with autoharp and harmonica solos, and expressions on home canning versus factory canned goods as the discussion question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Doyle
West Bath Grange Hall
the Grange
Pomona
Richmond Corner
Progressive Grange
Fred K. Sturtevant
Fred King
Grange Hall
David S. Henderson
Melvin Comeau
Harold Footer
Kenneth Brown
Frances Day
Harry F. Smith
Edwin W. Haggett
Ruth Field
Doyle
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Hostess
Keirstead
Nina Lennox
Helen Day
Annie Dodge
William McPhee
Singing Tree
Alan
Zina H. Davis
Leota Merry
West Newfield
Earle Davis
Masonic Hall
N. Gratz Jackson
Alvin F. Sortwell
Cambridge
W. S. Warland
Joan
England
Alex
Shirley White
Richmond
Lincoln Association of Congregational Ministers
Warren
Erwin L. Shaver
Young Peoples’ Societies
Rodney W. Roundy
Erlon M. Richardson
Charles Sherman Sowder
Association
S. Gordon Tucker
Newcastle
Henry W. Webb
Roy R. Marston
Joanna Evans
Verna Southard
Martha Haskell
Elsie Bailey
Charles Woodworth
Helen
Howard P. Hill
Armour & Co
Georgie Glass
Lincoln Street
NEW Sunday School
Ee Street School
V. Hazel Cunningham
Edna Besaw
Harry Cornish
David Cressey
Mildred Cutting
Everett Oliver
Beatrice Tibbetts
June Varney
Roger Worrey
Allan
Lois Anne
Portsmouth, N. H
Worrey
Herbert E. Worrey
Land Say
Mersey
Colonies
Bavlles
Washington
Waldoboro- Rockland Road
William Wood
Thelma
Wilton
Donald F. Preble
167
F. F. Colburn
Frank F. Colburn, Jr
Colburn
Washington Street
First Baptist Church
Ira Jay Martin
D.S.T
Christian Pioneers of the
Woolwich Union
Christian Service
North Woolwich
Nequasset
Sagadahoc ‘County
Day’s Ferry
Bertha Brown
Edwin Moulton
C. D. Hunnewell
Mary Jane Gag
Wyman
Meyers Reed
Charles Chappell
Auburn
Gerow
New Jersey
Wright Homestead
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hollis Leeman
George M. Stinson
Day's Ferry
Raymond C. Hathorne
Maurice T. Hathorne
Department of Forestry
College of Agriculture
Roberta B. Hathorne
Burnette L. Bailey
Blair Bailey
Fred H., Cary
Buxton
Buxton Medicine Company
Abbot Village