Lincoln Association meeting in Wiscasset holds 50 attendees
About 50 members and delegates attended the 24th annual meeting of the Lincoln Association of Congregational churches and ministers at First Congregational church in Wiscasset on Tuesday, June 5, with speakers including Rev. Walter S. Rounds and Oscar Fogle and the annual association sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches
First Congregational Church
Wiscasset
Walter S. Rounds
Rockland
Oscar Fogle
Pleasant Hill Academy
Tennessee
Joseph O. Purdue
Bath
W. K. Houghton
Edgecomb
Elton K. Bassett
Boothbay Harbor
John H. Carter
Woolwich
Ernest G. Spinney
Henry W. Webb
Alice D. Taylor
Jennie Gray
Laura Evans
Annie Macurda
Grace L. Knight
Minnie Southard
Lillian D. Smith
Carolyn S. Varney
Nina G. Fowles
Laura Carleton
Mabel Lewis
Sophia Preble
Laura Main
Irene Metcalf
Beulah Spinney
Wiscasset Area Notes Memorial Day Events
Memorial day events include openings at Lewis Spa and Davis Cabins near the Wiscasset Edgecomb bridge and a Memorial day address by Bradford C. Redennett in Whiteboro. Wiscasset Academy holds graduation and a baccalaureate service, with junior and freshman class picnics at Lilly Pond and Mill Dam. Several local residents are noted for visits, travels, and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset Academy
Lilly Pond
Mill Dam
Everett W. Jackson
Carrie Deering
Bath
John Jackson
Dexter R. Fowles, Jr
Jackson
William G. Hubbard
Boston
Davis Annable
Little Daughter
Portland
Congregational Parsonage
George Blake
Clarence Blake
Cumberland Foreside
Charles A. Day
North Edgecomb
Bernice Webber
Katherine Gibbs
Benjamin Webber
Maine
Freeport
Kennebec Valley
Androscoggin
Cumberland
Kennebec
Lincoln
Sagadah
Wesley C. Day
Andrew Peterson
Brunswick
Birch Point
Wiscaset Academy
Kate G. Perkins
Katherine
Wiscasset
County Union of Clubs
Waldoboro
John Alden
Pendleton
Massachusetts
J. Kenneth Burnham
New York
Damariscotta
Forrest Lewis
C.C.C
Southwest Harbor
Earl Lewis
Lee Street
Hall Lewis
Harold Dowling
Forrest
Sheepscot
South Newcastle
York county Legion council selects commander at Ogunquit meeting
A York county American Legion council meeting in Ogunquit Friday night drew 200 attendees with delegations from nearly all posts and units in the county. Everett Knights of Limerick was elected York county commander as the Biddeford Saco and Sanford drum and bugle corps participated. An entertaining program was provided by the entertaining post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Probate Court Session Acts on Wills and Administrations
Judge Walter S. Glidden in Sagadahoc probate court approves wills for estates of Rachel White Abbie M Atwood Frank A Norton and Emma F Jacobs and appoints executors or administrators without bond. The docket lists affidavits, petitions for witness deposits, lost will probate, multiple administrations filed, bonds approved, inventories filed and trustees appointed, including cases for Rosa H Brown Selden F Williams James B York Alice M Minott and others with various guardianship and conservatorship actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Glidden
Sagadahoc
Rachel White
Bath
John J. Keegan
Abbie M. Atwood
Topsham
Clyde E. Atwood
Frank A. Norton
Bernice Frances Achorn
Walter E. Norton
Emma F. Jacobs
George H. Jacobs
Annette B. Pinkham
Louis A. Jack
Lisbon Falls
Clara E. Corliss
Manter E. Decrow
Richmond
Doris P. Morris
James D. Curtis
West Bath
Sophia B. Gatchell
Rosa H. Brown
Harold E. Brown
Selden F. Williams
Woolwich
Hazel V. Sheldon
James B. York
Emma T. Yorke
Portland
Alice M. Minott
Phippsburg
Charles V. Minott
Harvey A. Bates
Dora W. Bates
George W. Naugher
Chrystal N. Naugler
Ellen T. Trainor
John F. Trainor
Viola V. Coombs
Bowdeinham
J. Colby Bassett
Charles A. Blair
Ellen Blair
John Coolidge
Lincoln Williams
Fred L. Williams
Charles F. Rideout
Jane Thornton
Edward F. Johnson
Winifred J. Bradeen
Susan S. Goodwin
Carlton H. Curtis
George A. Hawkes
Caroline E. Hodgkins
George H. Hodgkins
George W. Troop
Harold L. Troop
Frank E. Wormwood
Daniel Williams
Alicia L. D. Parks
Charles C. Low
Bath Man Not Blamed For Motor Accident
Roy A. Donnell of Bath was absolved of all blame after a collision near Yarmouth that left George Seabury, 69, with fractures in both legs. Deputy sheriff Lombard found Donnell driving slowly, sounding the horn as Seabury crossed from a mailbox toward a team. Seabury was taken to a Portland hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Donnell
Oak Street
Bath Garage Co
Yarmouth
George Seabury
Lombard
Cumberland County
Mr. Donnell
Portland
Elizabeth Donnell
Royal River Bridge
Mr. Seabury
Bath Machine
West Bath Social Roundup At Sabino Weekend Guests
Many Bath residents spent weekends at Sabino cottages with visits from families and friends including the Bates Owens Larrabee Haggett and Williams households. Red Cross West Bath branch planned summer picnics and elected Courtney E. Stover to the executive board. Archibald Main Morse 32 and Flora Main attended Hebron academy graduation with Goodwill buttons awarded to ten graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Woods
Massachusetts
Robert D. Metcalf
Metcalf
Campbell’s Pond
H.H. Woodworth
Newton Highlands
Mass
Lincoln Williams
Foster's Point
Harold J. Haggett
Lucy Ann
Bath
Edwin W. Haggett
West Bath
American Red Cross
Grange Hall
Joseph M. Lemont
Lemont
Fred W. Larrabee
Courtney E. Stover
James B. Lemont
Stover
Mitchells Visit Portland Guests of Doten Family
Mr and Mrs Whiteman Mitchell of Milan street passed away Tuesday in Portland while staying with Mrs Mitchells sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Charles E Doten of Sherman street Two families share a brief family visit in early autumn town notes
McClure Urges Vote for Register of Probate Candidate
A political pitch urges supporting J. Horace McClure for Register of Probate to ensure a loyal Republican candidate in the field next September. The notice urges readers to vote for McClure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Horace McClure
Republican Party
McClure
Woolwich Notes from Bath Area Social and Church Events
Woolwich and vicinity report weekend visits notices include Mr. and Mrs. John Carter of Liver more Falls hosting in town, and calls by Harold Hall and family of Yonkers. A Sagadahoc Ferry concert drew good audiences. solos by Mrs. Earl Dow and Bertram Crocker highlighted. Community clubs repeated The Blue Bag play with a following dance. Church services list town events, Sunday observances, and plans for the 1934 graduates with Rev Plinette Allen and visiting pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carter
Livermore Falls
Harold Hall and Son
Yonkers
N. Y
Ladies Auxilliary Sewing Circle
Ruth Leeman
Sagadahoc Ferry
Earl Dow
Bertram Crocker
Charles B. Randall
Bowdeinham
Josephine Cunningham
Bath
Fred Carlton
David Greenleaf
Tekamah
Neb
Phipps Point
Wm. Tudor Gardner
Henry G. Hodgdon
John DeWolf
McIntosh
Woodfords
John Reed
Capitol Island
Plinette Allen
Montsweag
Harry Huse
Robert
Frank J. Walker
Portland
Harry Plummer
Samuel J. E. Soule
Kenneth Bailey
All Song
Jesus
Ralph Woolley
Burton Bailey
the Word
Earl Bailey
Roy Wooley
Marian Simpson
Gertrude Murphy
Florence Murphy
Anna May Berry
Fred William Berry
Paul Berry
W. K. Houghton
Edgecomb
Evelyn Hodgdon
Harold Weavitt
Marshall
First Baptist Church
Woolwich Center
Ira Jay Martin
D.S.T
Bath Girl Wins University of Maine Tuition Scholarship
Miss Ellen B Hodgkins Morse high school senior won a one year tuition scholarship at the University of Maine after district exams in Lewiston. She is co ranked for honor essayist with Miss Helen Minott. Hodgkins has been editor in chief of the Blue and White and active in French Latin glee and M clubs. Bath graduates attended New York University commencement with David Yoseph Alkazin and Miss Margaret Mackinnon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Ellen B. Hodgkins
University of Maine
Lewiston
Bath
Hodgkins
Leland T. Hodgkins
Middle Street
Helen Minott
Clarence M. Minott
North Street
New York University
Ohio Field
University Heights
New York
David Yoseph Alkazin
Dike Road
School of Education
Margaret M. S. Mackinnon
Washington Street
Charming Silver Tea At Woolwich Home
Bonnie Brae, the home of Mrs. Wilson Wright in Woolwich, hosted a silver tea on Friday by the Woolwich Union for Christian Service. About 50 guests from Edgecomb, Wiscasset, Bath, North Woolwich, and Woolwich Center attended as Mrs. Erlon Richardson and Mrs. Turner spoke on missionary work. Vocal selections by Mrs. Charles W. Avery with Francis McPherson accompanied, patrons served punch and beverages. The event closed a three month weekly study class with a generous silver offering and festive displays of late tulips and fresh blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Brae
Wilson Wright
Woolwich
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Erlon Richardson
Turner
Portland
Charles W. Avery
Bath
Francis McPherson
Winship Reed
Winfield Wright
Walter Swank
Percy Bailey
Bertram Crocker
Lois Day
Florence Dunton
Langdon T. Snipe
Clarence W. Morse
Warren E. Kershner
Emma E. Walker
Arthur K. Purington
Edward D True Purchases Cottage at Birch Point
Edward D True of A Hallet & Co buys the two story Red cottage from Hon J Edward Drake. Located on the ridge to the Point on the west bank of Winneganee bay, it offers views of the bay and New Meadows river toward the open sea. The cottage is modern and roomy. the True couple will spend much of the Summer refurnishing and living there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. True
A. Hallet & Co
J. Edward Drake
Birch Point
Winneganee Bay
New Meadows
West Bath native Hayden Rogers earns University of Maine degree
Hayden S. Rogers, son of Mr and Mrs Llewellyn D Rogers of West Bath, received his degree from the University of Maine on Monday. He majored in electrical engineering at the College of Technology. Attending exercises were his parents, his brother Hallowell R Rogers of Glastonbury Conn, and his sister Carolyn B Rogers of West Bath who returned Monday night from Orono. Mr Rogers, a Morse graduate of 1930, returned home Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Richards
Stephen Richards
West Stewartstown
N. H
W. S. Warland
Joan
Old Stone Farm
Frances Sortwell
Enoch Huff
Kenneth
Lynnfield
Mass
North Edgecomb
David Greenleaf
Tekamah
Nebraska
M. A. Plumstead
Greenleaf
Woolwich
John Blagdon
Boston
Foye
Federal Street
Ralph Preble
Ralph, Jr
Brookline
Preble
George Porter
Birch Point
Hayden S. Rogers
Llewellyn D. Rogers
West Bath
University of Maine
Rogers
College of Technology
Hallowell R. Rogers
Glastonbury
Conn
Carolyn B. Rogers
Orono
Morse
Narrow escape after Oak and Front collision in town
Ex Alderman Morris S Povich owner of Povich’s clothing store and George D Emero oil dealer avoided serious injuries Saturday when Povich’s Buick and Emero’s oil truck collided at Oak and Front. The oil truck toppled onto its side against a light post denting the tank. Povich’s front end was crushed but he was uninjured. Officers Curran and Rice investigated and damages were adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris S. Povich
Povich
George D. Emero
Mr. Emera
Oak
Emero
Front Street
William Curran
Melville Rice
Miss Shaw Hosts Saturday Pupils Party
Miss Carrie Shaw entertained her younger piano pupils with a home party on Green street Saturday afternoon. The event featured piano selections, games with prizes for Nancy Hyde Dorothy White and Marjorie Nichols, and refreshments of ice cream cake and candy. Decorations used pink and blue crepe paper with paper hats favors and candy baskets for each guest. Attendees included Patricia Sewall Barbara Freeman Margaret Kaler Barbara Trott Priscilla Trott Eleanor Wilson Mary Ellenor Donnell Barbara Hopkins Dorothy White Linna Marie Purdue Alice Lorraine Purdue Virginia Trott Marjorie Nichols Beatrice Doble Margaret Elliott Sally Hyde Nancy Hyde Mary Anderson Lydia Smith Thomas Morse Edward Sewall and Louis Wil
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Shaw
Green Street
Nancy Hyde
Dorothy White
Marjorie Nichols
Patricia Sewall
Barbara Freeman
Margaret Kaler
Barbara Trott
Priscilla Trott
Eleanor Wilson
Mary Ellanor Donnell
Barbara Hopkins
Linna Marie Purdue
Alice Lorraine Purdue
Virginia Trott
Beatrice Doble
Margaret Elliott
Sally Hyde
Mary Anderson
Lydia Smith
Thomas Morse
Edward Sewall
Louis Wilson
Dance Crowds Fill West Point Hall in West Point
The West Point hall hosted 80 couples for Saturday night's dance marking a record for the season. Henry's Stringed Rhythm Orchestra of Bath provides music for the weekly Saturday dances through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith’s Hall
West Point
West Point Hall
Henry
Bath
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saint Phillip's Church
Columbia University
Carrie White Hodgdon
Suni¢ Clifford Day
Nan Arthur Nason
Hageett Garage Co
Pennsylvania
Olympic Penn
Penn
Haggett Garage Co
Ford Sales and Service
Charles E. Titus
Chelsea
Titus
Glidden
Normane. Curtis
Bowdoin
Sagadahock County
Board of Selectmen of
Donald F. Preble
James H. Thorpe
Sabino
Lillian Upham
Loring D. Small
Berry’s Mill Road
Samuel F. Bates
Humphrey A. Owen
Walter Gilpin
Warren Street
Everett
Owen
George Cameron
Bellingham Avenue
Beachmont
Eleanor Bates
George Bailey
South Portland
Sabine
Edwin H. Bates
David Standish
Elbridge B. Malcolm
Owen Cottage
Malcolm L. Doble
Beatrice
Bertram Willis
Harry D. Hall
Bernard Pratt and Son
Pratt
Everett G. Lemont
William A. Kittridge
Fred B. Kittridge
Joseph B. Thurlow
Raymond A. Smith
Wentworth
Earl Morang
Franklin
Hermon W. Crooker
Elsie Crooker
Joseph W. Larrabee
Belgrade Lakes
William F. Hennessey
Salem
Jue M. Williams
The
M. E
Ernest Heywood
Wesley M. E
Chester T. Lorentsen
Ind
Harvey Dobbins
Quincy
Indiana
Elmer Williams
Old Town Junior High
Archibald M. Main
Main
Groton
Hebron Academy
Flora Main
Exerc
Sportsman Brotherhood
L. F." Atwood
L. F
Atwood
Bath Girl
Morse High
U. of M
William Forbes
Barbara Cox
Kennebec River
Forbes
Miss Cox
Bryce Frye
Eastern Tractor & Equipment CO
Allen Avenue
Portland, Maine
Union For Christian Service
Edward D. True Purchases
Sagadahoc County
Sean
Joseph W. Randlette
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