Lincoln County Union annual meeting at Wiscasset church
Lincoln County Union gathered Friday in the Congregational church Wiscasset with the Women’s club of Wiscasset as hostess about 125 attendees from Damariscotta Newcastle Damariscotta Mills Waldoboro Boothbay Harbor and invited Maine Progressive Union clubs from Bath Freeport Lisbon and Winnegance. Officers and members spoke on conservation and Home projects as luncheon and program followed with music a skit and reports from local clubs and dignitaries.
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Lincoln County Union
Congregational Church
Wiscasset
Women's Club
Damariscotta-Newcastle
Damariscotta Mills
Waldoboro
Boothbay Harbor
Maine Progressive Union
Bath
Freeport
Lisbon
Winnegance
Hostess Club
Frank A Hodgdon
Woolwich
Women's Club of
Ralph Griffin
Damarmscott
Henry W. Webb
Union
Hodgdon
Division of Conservation and Gardens
Department of Education
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Beesie Mikels
Wiscaset
Tnaihun Nash
Dimariscotla
Newcastle
Nach
Hlome
Potter
Bates College
Maude Clark Gay
Mane Federation
Samuel Erskine
Damariscott
St. Philip's Parish
Wormers Club
Wiscusstl
Anne Dodge
Clubs
The
Mary Higgins
Frances Sortwell
Mary Hobson
BE. G. Spinney
George M. Haushalter
Charles E. Titus
Hobson
Damariscotta-Newcastle Club
Bond
Lincoln County
Ruth Ellingwood
Rockland
Lincoln County Union Wall
Alice Fp, Johnson
George A. Churchill
Webb
Alice Maney
Bangor
Willard L. Harwood
Boston
Dorothy A. Welch
Charles R Farnham
Harry G. Deering
Roscoe P. McFadden
Leland R Mitchell
Minnie A. White
Frank A. Jaqua
Thomas W. Pease
Movers And Residents In Town On Week List
From old files Capt. Blake has moved into the Tucker house on High street. Henry Ingalls and daughter are in Boston this week. Miss Blanche Quinnam returned from Boston Saturday. Nathaniel Lincoln is in Boston this week. Miss Emeline Dickinson arrived from Boston, Thursday. Miss Gertie McKenzie is expected home next Wednesday. Isaac G. Williamson has moved into the James Gray house, corner Pleasant and Front streets. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Hobart and Miss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Hughes
R. H. Taylor
C. M. McCurda
Portland
Summmer
Eva Smith
Roy
J. E. Kitchen
Wiscasset
Lynn
Mass
Lena Dickinson
Acorn Club
Ann Cowley
Boston
Hub
R. W. Crawford
Bangor
Mrs. Bailey
Echo Office
George B. Sawyer
Peters
Sawyer
Echo
Peter
Allen
Will
Birch Point
Bion Mahar
Manuel Caton
Caton
Mahar
Farnham
Porter
Nathan Smith House
L. Nute
W. Fred P. Fogg
R. F. Rundlett
W.&qr.r
Sch
Niger
Carrie S. Hart
Fortress Monroe
Wm. J. Lermond
Demerrara
S. A
Collins. Hawes
Lewis R. French
Rienzi
Capt. Blake
Tucker
High Street
Henry Ingalls
Blanche Quinnam
Nathaniel Lincoln
Emeline Dickinson
Gertie McKenzie
Isaac G. Williamson
James Gray
Corner Pleasant
Front Streets
Seth Hobart
Wiscasset 25 Years Ago Highlights Local Happenings
Wiscasset notes from June 13 1908 include residents repainting homes and building projects on Middle Street and Davis Island. Gardiner and Boston visitors mingle with town life as alumni gatherings and summer placements unfold. A local yacht Skada launches in South Boston, a dog bite injures L B Marston, and deaths include Mary J Marston and F D March.
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Alex Blagdon
Middle Street
Luke Gorham
Boston
Kenneth Leathers
George Donnell
William Pottle
al Groves
Madam Beldanza
Gardiner Road
New York
Fred Sewall
Dresden Road
Hatch Place
Willie Rines
Gardiner
Lincoln Merry
Old Orchard
Josiah Marston
Auburn
L. B. Marston
Wm. H. Clark
D. H. Sidelinger
Haggett Bros
Wiscasset Ball
Ernest Knight
Dorchester
Mass
Ashmont
Davis Island
Methodist Church
R. M. Pierce
Wiscasset Academy
M. E. Church
Echo Office
S. L. Blagdon
Samuel Ray
Providence
R. J
Jonas Knight
Rock Hill Inn
Westport
Florence A
Rockland
Steamboat Wharf
Mary J. Marston
William Taylor
William
Ingraham
Boston School of Technology
Somerville
Tech
F. D. March
Wiscasset
Newcastle
Children's Day Programs At Wesley Church
A large audience attended an enjoyable Children’s Day program at Wesley M E church on Sunday evening. The church school arranged the event with a committee including Miss Alice M. O’Brien and several others. Students performed Recitations, Songs, and Exercises, ending with a plant presentation to 41 first grade pupils.
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Church School
Wesley M. E
Alice M. O'Brien
Albert E. Whitney
William Besaw
Walter F. Day
LGA
Renee
Forest L. Littlefield
Epec
Lillian Johanson
Bible School
Geraldine Nickerson
Liebe Eee
Glenn Littlefield
Little Miss Muffett
Marjorie Knight
Marjorie Nichols
Mae Welsh
Albert E. Whitney, Jr
Hilda Doherty
Katrina Moffit
Priscilla Parshley
Recital of Songs and Recitations by School Choir
A school choir performs a program featuring recitations by Ruth King Dorothy Wilson Elizabeth Cornish and others plus songs and instrumental pieces. The list includes names such as Silas Plant Pearl Taylor Beulah Pratt Madge Armstrong and Amanda Day with solos violin and choral numbers concluding with a benediction.
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Eso Wiestalfens
Beulah Pratt
Geneva Chancy
Silas E. Plant
Ruth Arecas
Pearl Taylor
Ann Day
Shirley James Lee
Robert Gilchrist
Alice Urbanowitz
Ruth King
Harriet Plantee
Nnn
Hazel Plant
Phyllis Haggett
June Stover
Eileen Piper Moss
PG Sors
Tore Ei
Cneatseerenrese
Paul Daley
Shirley James Clark
Shirley Bracey
Dorothy Hill
Lawson Armstrong
Junior McPherson
Muece
Madge Armstrong
Seener
Phyllis Crocker
Doris Mains
Eleanor Cornish
Silas Plant
Ruth Clark
Mary McCabe
Jennie Croteau
Genevieve Emery
Amanda Day
Olive Seavey
Corliss Street Church Sunday School Program
The Corliss Street church Sunday school under Superintendent Lucian R Ames presents a Sunday evening program. It includes processional song Open the Door for the Children, prayers by Rev Charles H Berry, and recitations by Bruce Wright Irene Denhan Cole ric erne Earl Crocker Madelyn Oliver Roberta Crocker er erent, Harry Barrett. The program closes with the Primary Department song Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam.
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Corliss Street Church
Lucian R. Ames
Childron Geneers
Charles H. Berry
Bruce Wright
Irene Denhan
Coleric Erne Earl Crocker
RY Madelyn Oliver
Roberta Crocker
Harry Barrett
Jesus
Sunbeam
Children’s Day Observed at First Baptist Church
Children’s Day was celebrated at all services of the First Baptist Church with a morning sermon by Rev. Charles R. Sims on “Little Things” and an evening concert featuring a full pageant and many child performers. Decorations, readings, solos, and a pageant titled “Smiles and Sun beams” filled the program, with significant involvement from the church committee and Sunday school staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Charles R. Sims
William W. Dennison
Jason A. Merrill
Arthur J. Dunton
Simon M. Moore
Everett B. Wright
Thomas K. Haley
Herbert E. Worrey
Lillius Larrabee
Zetta St. Clair
Cedric A. Martin
Bible School
Mary Furber
Duraine Higgins
Gloria Leavitt
Mayland Niles
John Wakefield
Gloria Stover
Hilda Staples
Harriet Furber
Dorothy Staples
Goldie Harford
Frank Martin
Carolyn R. Freeman
Anna McNinch
Helen West
Madelyn Dunton
Virginia Youland
Laura Hall
Dorothy Kingsbury
June Anderson
Viola Rideout
Clover
Marion Sprague
Sunbeam
Mary Oliver
Robin
Bluejay
Bobolink
Meadowlark
Mrs. Jack
Leah
Hazel Higgins
Children Day Program At Beacon Street Church
Beacon Street Methodist church hosted a Children's Day program drawing a capacity audience. The event featured an organ prelude, songs like Praise Creator's King, and performances by Betty Cummings Marylin Hart Marcia Hoffman and other names, along with a Mary Flaherty drill and a segment titled Four Girls My Work. The program closed with pastor solo and a note of continuation on Page Six.
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Beacon Street Methodist Church
Mildred Morse
Betty Cummings
Jackie Hopkins
Ewan
Marylin Hart
Oreo Son
Pastor
Marcia Hoffman
Mary Flaherty
Mari
Eee
Eanes
Leland Plummer
West Bath community notices and arrivals
West Bath residents share travel visits and home moves amid social visits. Robert D Metcalf returns from Massachusetts Memorial hospital with ongoing care. Families from Bath Bowdoinham and Portland attend funerals, cottage gatherings, and summer plans. Local teachers students and officials visit relatives and attend church events while houses change hands and retirees plan vacations.
First Lesson Costs Him a Week's Wages
A couple banters about love and learning to love, then the man laments that dating cost him his entire weekly wages after a night out. The exchange hints at financial strain and humorous romance in a light conversational tone.
Woolwich Farm Bureau Hosts Nutrition Talk and Meetings
Nequesset Farm Bureau met at Mrs. Maurice Hathorne’s Woolwich home with Miss Hortense Welch Auburn home demonstration agent leading “Good Nutrition for the Family.” About 20 attended, eight visitors. July 5 picnic planned with multiple members on the committees. Several local residents mentioned: Warren Robbins returned home. Edgar Blanche a patient at Bath City hospital. Raymond Hathorne at University of Maine. Roberta Hathorne a Gorham Normal school graduate. various social visits noted. Children’s Day observed at Union Sunday School with a long program led by local families and singing.
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Nequesset Farm Bureau
Maurice T. Hathorne
Woolwich
Hortense Welch
Auburn
Jordan C. Wright
John W. Brown
John C. Gilmore
Henry T. Dubar
Percy D. Marston
Loring K. Soule
Percy Bailey
James A. Colby
Warren Robbins
Day's Ferry
Masachusetts
Edgar Blanche
Bath City Hospital
Plinette Allen
Everett Rice
Jean
Windham
Minnie Rice
Woolwich Farm Bureau
Florence Hathorne
Raymond Hathorne
University of Maine
Maurice Hathorne
Vinal Hunnewell
Bath
H. P. Hathorne
McFarland
A. M. G. Soule
Augusta
Murphy's Corner
Roberta Hathorne
Gorham Normal School
Alice Irish
Winthrop
Percy Marston
Sagadahoc Ferry
Mary Dodge
Brunswick
David G. Reed
Boothbay Harbor
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Alton Berry
Arthur Williams
Edward B. Shaw
Flora Storey
Anna Soule
Elsie Blagdon
Elva Bailey
Asa Hathorne
Daisy Wilson
Edwin Holbrook
Frank R. Bailey
John C
Union Sunday School
R. Dubar
Gertrude Gilmore
Ethel Stinson
Grace Skillins
Dorothy Skillins
John Gilmore Sonrs
Beth Trott
Patricia Strout
Alice Colby
Cora Stephens
Mary Bailey
Arlene Leeman
Edna Stephens
Virginia Hanson
Elizabeth Wright
Laucille Stinson
God’s Garden
Ruth Presley
Glender Wright
Evelyn Leeman
Millicent Hecht
Erwin Skillins
Lillies Fair
Joseph C. Hecht
Lunnelle Stinson
Winter Street Church Extends Call to Rev John Purdue
The Winter Street parish unanimously voted to extend a pastorate to Rev John O Purdue of Shelburne Falls Mass. at a special meeting Tuesday. The call to Mr Purdue would take effect October 1 after the church had been pastorless since March 1 following Rev E D Hardin resignation.
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Winter Street
John O. Purdue
Shelburne Falls
Mass
Langdon T. Snipe
Snipe
E. D. Hardin
Purdue
Fayetteville permits dog left as security for fine
Fayetteville city officials allowed a transient to depart with his hunting dog as partial security for payment of a portion of a fine, a move noted in local records. The case centers on enforcement of municipal code and the status of the animal as collateral in lieu of cash. The incident highlights city policy on non monetary penalties and animal welfare considerations.
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Fayetteville
Ark
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