Phippsburg Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Farm Bureau Call
Local items capture invitations to join a men Farm Bureau and notes on water abundance at the Campbell home. Weekend guests include Augusta’s Victor B. Kiefbeck, Miss Alice Minott’s improving health, and several Bath and Maine residents visiting farms, beaches, and summer houses across Small Point, Dromore, and Popham Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner Rogers
Meadowbrook
Raymond Campbell
Jay Daley
Victor B. Kiefbeck
Augusta
Horace Morse
Kiefbeck
Maine Development Commission
Alice Minott
E. M. Fuller
Bath
Jordan G. Percy
Turner McCarty
Henry Minott
Margaret
Bess
Grace Dickinson
Under-the-Lee
H. B. Bass
Forrest Hill
Long Island, N. Y
Chester Greenleaf
York Beach
J. Hagan
Kittery Navy Yard
W. E. McIntire
Mountain View Farm
Small Point
I. J. Wallace
E. J. Sweeney
Frank
West Point
John Perkins
Small Point Beach
Reese D. Eby
Connersville
Ind
Sebasco
L. C. Feero
Orono
Hazel Feero
U. of M
Ernest Rogers
Kittery
H. W. Cutting
Annie Cutting
Elizabeth McKay
James Perry
George Minard
New York
F. A. Small
Popham Beach
George Ballou
Weekend Visitors At The Ingalls Cottage In Waldo
Mr and Mrs George Ingalls hosted guests including Waldo Jr and the John Marrs with son Jack of Bath. John Bowie and family visited on Sunday. Carl Haskell and Ma Bel Ingalls from Portland called. G C Marriner and Frieda Marriner and Flora Shephard of Richmond stopped by. Linwood Feere and daughter Jane joined graduation at Gorham Normal. Hazel Feere earned a diploma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Wood
George Ingalls
Waldo, Jr
John Marr
Jack
Bath
John Bowie
Suny
Carl Haskell
Mabel Ingalls
Portland
G. C. Marriner
Frieda
Flora Shepherd
Richmond
Campbell Farm
Linwood Feere
Jane
Gorham Normal School
Hazel
Graduation Exercises of Phippsburg Pupils Delight Crowd
Despite inclement weather the Phippsburg Center church was filled for graduation of town grade school pupils. The program featured recitations, essays, music from Pratt's orchestra, class gifts by Frances Kreidler, and diplomas presented by Superintendent John H. Carter with encouragement to the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg Center
Abbie Minott
Frances
Elizabeth Kreidler
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Winter Street Congregational Church
Bath
Pratt
America
Elizabeth Margaret Libby
Sebasco
Kennebec Forts
Rres
Terre John Martin Rogers
Sra
Isabelle Amanda Smart
Popham
Calvin Alterney Alexander
Frances Elizabeth Kreidler
George Washington Seers
Herbert Loring Perry Mubigs
Festin Ofeenes
West Point
Coast Guard
Parker Head School
John H. Carter
Woolwich Socials Include Visitors From Nearby Towns
Westfield travelers spend days at Ellen Trott farm while Mrs James McVernie and daughter Helen visit Richmond friends. Carlton Lewis of Wiscasset calls on Leonard Stlphen. Charles Downing of New York visits William Downing. Ethlyn Marston from Auburn weekends at home. Dr Burton Hodgkins and family from Augusta guests Sunday. Rev F L Littlefield of Bath calls Monday. Percy Marston and daughter Avis host Turner relatives Sunday. Earl Ryan and family from Detroit visit Lawrence Ryan of Nequasset. Pritz Klippell of Bath weekend guests of Mr and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Mass
Ellen Trott
James McVernie
Helen
Richmond
Carlton Lewis
Wiscasset
Leonard Stlphen
Charles Downing
New York
William Downing
Ethlyn Marston
Auburn
Alred McKay
Yarmouth
Burton Hodgkins
Augusta
F. L. Littlefield
Bath
Percy Marston
Avis
Turner
Earl Ryan
Detroit
Mich
Lawrence Ryan
Nequasset
Pritz Klippell
Graduation Day for Woolwich Arrowsic Center and Chopps Schools
Graduation exercises held Tuesday evening at Nequasset church marked nine eighth graders from Woolwich Arrowsic Center and Chopps schools receiving diplomas. Supt. John H. Carter praised quality over quantity as Marilyn Hatch led the processional and class motto proclaimed We ll Follow the Stars and Stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little River
S Ferry
Woolwich
Arrowsic
Center
Chopps
Nequasset Church
John H. Carter
Supt. Carter
Anese
Marilyn Hatch
Florence E. Temple
Nequasset School
Mothers’ Club
Plinette Allen
Georgie Walker
George
Martha Washington
Thomas A. Edison
Robert Rice
Sagadahoc School
Raymond Rice
Ralph Wright
Center School
George Washington
Lloyd Stinson
Hartley Hathorne, Jr
Arrowsie
Elbridge Raymond Rice
Sagadahoc
Esther Hinckley Drummond
Arrowsic School
Carter
Burke Family Returns From Massachusetts Visit
South Dresden reports the Burke family returning home after a several days visit with relatives in Massachusetts. River Road School closed June 10 with Miss Margaret Pashard taking students to Boothbay for a picnic lunch. Town visitors include Elmer Tozier and Mulholland families from Waterville and Irving Lilly with son returning from Ocean Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Burke
Massachusetts
River Road
Margaret Pashard
Boothbay
Elmer Tozier
Lawrence Mulholland
Waterville
George Kenniston
Irving Lilly and Son
Ocean Point
Margaret Pushard
Leland Siegars
Watches Bull Moose Swim the Kennebec
Mrs. Alice King witnessed a bull moose swim the Kennebec Tuesday Crossing Lines Island to the Woolwich shore It reached David Reeds property then Reed Mavns land before vanishing into the forest The animal appeared unagitated and may be the same one seen in Bowdoinham A nearby school exhibition will be held Thursday and Friday for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice King
Kennebec
Lines Island
Woolwich
David Reed
Mr. Reed
Reed Mavns
Bowdoinham
Winnegance Progress on Causeway and Town News Update
The Winnegance area reports ongoing construction of the new causeway with wire rope railing to follow and granite spillway work nearing completion. Local students enjoy a Small Point beach picnic, while community meetings include Dromore Farm Bureau discussions and plans for a July 6 session on Cold Dishes for Hot Days led by Miss Hortense Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen
Marshall Jr
University of Maine
Stephen
Marshall
High Street
Small Point
Dromore Farm Bureau
Dromore Grange Hall
Thomas Haley
Bess
Grace Dickinson
Evelyn Young
Evelyn Beal
Walter McCourt
Emma Ingalls
Ray Campbell
Eleanor Gilmore
Hortense Welch
Auburn
Edwin Small
Boston
Charles T. Small
Carolyn Oliver
West
Winnegance Creek
Phippsburg
Progressive Union of Clubs
Winnegance Community Club
Lillian Parks
Lewiston
Fred L. Parks
Instruction Class Enjoys Fine Supper at First Baptist
The pastor's Instruction Class and friends enjoyed a supper and social evening at the church after completing a course in Christian doctrine and life. Attendees included Dorothy Martin, Hazel Higgins, Alice Eaton, Mary Childs and others. Children’s Day will be observed Sunday with services and a dedication of children, plus an afternoon visit to the Old Folks Home and a school concert at seven. A torch light parade may be planned for next Monday if Bath candidates are nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Dorothy Martin
Hazel Higgins
Alice Eaton
Mary Childs
Rosamond Stover
Marjorie Stover
Iva Stewart
Marjorie Stewart
Caroline Oliver
Roselyn Hall
Laura Hall
Eunice Whittall
Sarah Pratt
Irma Groves
Ruth Mank
Harriet Furber
Eleanor Wright
Hazel Jellison
Elizabeth Eaton
Phyllis Eaton
Madelyn Dunton
Helen Sims
Mary P. Sims
Robert A. Sims
Leon Eaton
Rudolph Furber
Edmund Furber
Howard Larrabee
Charles Stuart
Frank Martin
Francis Stover
Georgetown
Leon Earle Hagan
Bowdoin
Richmond
Bowdoinham
Mr. Hagan
Georgetown Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Hagan
W. L. Berry
Republican Town Committee
Madelyn E. Berry
Harold F. Hunt
Mabel Dickey
H. G. Heald
Clarence D. MacMahan
W. C. Todd
Percy B. Savage
Annie M. McMahan
George Laskey
C. A. McMahan
Orville F. Rowe
Pledge for Sagadahoc County Law Enforcement by Laurence A Bond
Laurence A Bond pledges honest and efficient enforcement of all laws for Sagadahoc County with malice none and a square deal. Richmond date noted as June 15, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Laurence A. Bond
Richmond
Bath Box Co. official Wellington Moore dies at 57
Wellington Moore 57 longtime Bath Box Co treasurer and manager died Sunday night at City hospital after a major operation. Born St Stephen New Brunswick May 16 1875 he moved to Bath 20 years ago from Rochester NH to lead the lumber firm. Survived by wife Ruth and children Madison and Shirley plus brothers and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wellington Moore
Bath Box Co
Bath
St. Stephen
N. B
Harris E
Sarah Dunn Moore
Wellington Moore
New England
Rochester
N. H
M. G. Shaw Lumber Co
Moore
Board of Common Council
Rae
Central Church
Solar Lodge
Masons
Knights Templar
Royal Arch Chapter
Jennie Moore
Children’s Sunday Concert at Wesley Church
Program of Wesley Church Children’s Sunday shows includes songs such as America the Beautiful Jesus Loves Me and Dolly Dear with performances by teachers and children. Notable participants include Dianna Pierce Pearl Oliver Bong Gene Ruth Shellenbarger Mary Bates Lillian Johanson Dorothy Johanson Barbara Hopkins and others with poems and exercises and a closing presentation of plants to beginners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianna Pierce
Shepherd
Pearl Oliver Bong
Gene Ruth Shellenbarger
Robert Besaw Long
Rock-a-Bye
Bible School
Marie Clancy Eng
Dosbon
Giselee
Alice Coleman
Mary Bates
Betty Mae Hopkins
Hazel Oliver
Mary Boardman
Martha Renaud
Elaine Thackeray
Barbara Hopkins
Marylyn
Norma Cummings
Lillian Johanson
Dorthy Johanson
Valerie Nickerson
Kitty
Lillian
Johanson
Dorothy Johanson
Lucy Knox
Phyllis Darrah
Edna Besaw
Miss Muffett
Virginia Nowell
Martha Day
Kathleen Lewis
Railroad Man
Harry Chapman
Dolly Dear
Geraldine Nickerson
Little Birds
Mary Darrah
Sunshine and
Shadow
Albert Whitney
Daniel Hatch
Dorothy Wing
Song
Ruth Small
Edward Butterfield Spranke
Allen Whitney
Miss Eleanor Webb Died In New York At 15
Miss Eleanor Webb 15 youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Stuart W Webb of New York City died at Doctors hospital New York Saturday night after an operation. She had endured illnesses over many years and recently visited Bath with her mother to stay with cousin Loyall F Sewall Washington street. She is survived by her parents and two sisters. Funeral services were held at home 1 East End avenue with committal in Bath Oak Grove cemetery Tuesday at 11 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Webb
Stuart W. Webb
New York City
Doctor's Hospital
New York
Miss Webb
Bath
Loyall F. Sewall
Washington Street
Mrs. Webb
Marcia Sewall
Marall
East End Avenue
Oak Grove Cemetery
Capt Maurice W Taylor Dies at 80 in New York
Captain Maurice W. Taylor 80 died June 9 at Sailors' Snug Harbor New York. A committal service was held Sunday at Oak Cemetery Georgetown with Rev Charles Marr officiating. He was a master mariner from Bath and later resided near Sailors' Snug Harbor. He leaves son Walter Taylor Bath daughter Mrs Vern Denacoe and four grandchildren. Funeral held Friday in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice W. Taylor
Snug Harbor
New York
Oak Cemetery
Georgetown
Charles Marr
Taylor
Seth Taylor
Bath
Vern Denacoe
Death of Mrs Harriet Greenough in Portland
Word was received Thursday afternoon of the sudden death in Portland of Mrs Harriet Greenough widow of Prof James B Greenough of Harvard. She was formerly Miss Harriet Jenks of Bath and grew up in the Washington and North streets home later occupied by J Edward Drake. She had lived at The Sherwood in Portland since her husband’s death and is survived by one sister Mrs Charles Duncklee of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Harriet Greenough
James B. Greenough
Harvard University
Harriet Jenks
Bath
Washington and
North Streets
J. Edward Drake
the Sherwood
Charles Duncklee
Hannah Osier Committal Service Held in Oak Grove Cemetery
Hannah Osier 55 wife of Isaiah Osier died Saturday at City hospital after a four day stay. A committal service was held Sunday morning in Oak Grove Cemetery with Rev George B Wolstenholme of Peoples church officiating. She lived in Bath 12 years at 25 Pleasant Avenue and previously resided in Darmastocca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Osier
Isaiah Osier
City Hospital
Oak Grove Cemetery
George B. Wolstenholme
People’s Church
Bath
Pleasant Avenue
Damariscotta
Three autos seized in Georgetown forfeited by court
Three automobiles seized by the sheriff on May 31 at Georgetown after being found loaded with liquor were officially forfeited Monday by Judge John J. Keegan as the reclaim period expired. The Ford beach wagon goes to Bath Police as a patrol wagon, while a Packard and a Chevrolet will be sold at public auction within two weeks. Sheriff Albert Henderson estimated county proceeds near 4000 dollars including 1600 dollars bail already defaulted by drivers Leon White and Paul Marchand. The sheriff praised county commissioners for turning over the Ford to Bath police and commended City Marshal Walter L. Whitney for cooperation. In other news, the Montsweag Farm Bureau met June 14 at Hilcrest Manse with 24 members and a health meal served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Georgetown
John J. Keegan
Bath
Albert Henderson
Leon White
Auburn
Paul Marchand
Lewiston
Walter L. Whitney
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The
Center Church
Joseph A. Aldred
Dresden
Fen Ee Eee Eeetunity School
Dike
Republican
United States Department of Justice
W. Moore
Bath Box Company
Wesley Church
the Beautiful
Stewart W. ‘Webb
Bowdoin, Richmond, Bowdoinham
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Hilcrest Manse
Chase
Congress
Edward E. Chase
Cape Elizabeth
Clinton W. Davis
Maine
Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Robinson Verrill
Di8ss Association Against
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