Wiscasset Church Picnic and Busy Summer Ahead
The First Congregational church school plans an outdoor picnic at the Sewall home this afternoon and a handicraft exhibit opens at the Woman's Club rooms with a season long display. The Furst Congregational church held a grand Children's Day concert. Graduations at Wiscasset academy and grammar school featured diplomas, poetry and songs as community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church School
Samuel J. Sewall
Ernest G. Spinney
Roy R. Marston
Lawrence Marston
Malden
Joseph P. Tucker
Portland
Woman's Club Rooms
American Home
New Hampshire
Wiscasset
Notable visitors and local notes from Sheepscot Echo 1894
Mrs Erskine returned from Chicago Tuesday. Mrs Stephen Coffin visiting her parents. Miss Jennie Tucker back from Washington. Louise Lincoln home from Kent's Hill. White of Knox & Lincoln branch in town. H F Day Lewiston Journal correspondent in town. C W Plummer Singer agent in town. Hon George H Crosby and wife Albion in town. A F P Gerald Fairfield director W & Q R R in town. O F Sproul and A P Mosher Weeks Mills attended W Q R R meeting. Irene Pool of Linden Mass Summering with grandfather Joshua Pool. S M Partridge and Hon A R G Smith Whitefield attended meeting. Wiscasset Bakery hires new baker from Lynn. Crosby resigns as president and manager of Wiscasset & Quebec RR. Capt R T Rundlett elected president. W F P Fogg Waterville manager. William D Patterson treasurer. Mr Doe Williamsport Pa registered at Hilton House. Rev C W Lowell East Pittston attended Sheep scot celebration. M H Pickard and family arrived. Pickard to Waterville for M C R R job. Harbor Note: coal ships to Sewall Southard. several ships overdue or discharged at coal sheds.
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Freeman D. Southard
Charlies S. Sewall
Bowdoin
Alvin Douerr
William
North Edgecomb
Garrison Hill
Dresden
Fred Albee
Maude Clark Gay
Waldoboro
Janet Patterson
State Library
Augusta
Samuel B. Doggett
Boston
Walter Dow
Little Son
Waterville
Nellie Bellmoor
Emma Stinson
Jessie Jackson
High Street
Wiscasset
Beverly Hamlin
Rita Lewis
Priscilla Bryant
Marion Rines
Walter Sherman
Geraldine MacPhee
Frances Colby
Donald Blackman
John Currier
Helen Quinnam
Grace Beane
Louise Hill
Vera Lewis
Jeannette Taggett
Ethel Reed
Bertram Reed
Ruthena Thompson
William Vaughn
Belfast
John Cheney
Brockton
S. G. Evans
Joseph E. Plumstead
Wilmington
Del
Bates
M. A. Plumstead
Birch Point
Nellie Dowling
Portland
B. A. Bailey
Harold H. Hill
Central Maine Power Co
Bridgton
Hill
Carolyn Hobbs
Swamscott
Mass
Mary Hobson
Federal Street
Maine Central
Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington
Josephine N. Tucker
Ernest G. Spinney
Varney
Bath
George Arliss
Charles Collins
Baltimore
Louise Adams
Benjamin Adams
U. of M
Charles Legrow
Peak's Island
Henry W. Webb
Wilmot B. Mitchell
Brunswick
Lillian Fitch
Ethelyn Shea
Sidney G. Evans
Farm Bureau
Dresden Mills
Old Files
Sheepscot Echo
Erskine
Chicago
Stephen Coffin
Seth Patterson
Jennie Tucker
Washington, D. C
Louise Lincoln
Kent's Hill
Superintendent White
Knox & Lincoln Branch
H. F. Day
Lewiston Journal
C. W. Plummer
Singer Sewing Machine
G. H. Crosby
Albion
Wiscasset & Quebec Railroad Co
R. T. Rundlett
W. F. P. Fogg
William D. Patterson
Doe
Williamsport
Hilton House
Whitefield
C. W. Lowell
East Pittston
Sheepscot
M. H. Pickard
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell’s Pond
John L. Russell
Russell Street
Gwendolyn Lowdey Brown
Earle Foster Holmes
Winthrop
Russells
Williams
Roy M. Brown
Ocean Park
Winthrop High
Farmington Normal
Holmes
Isabel Holmes
Harry Holmes
Springfield College
Chestnut Street Methodist Church
Ralph Stoody
New York Life Insurance Co
Bertha Whiting
Peabody
Weeks Street
Philip A. Stackpole
Stackpole
Robert Coombs
Harry W. Moulton
Thomas L. Pierce
Providence
R. I
Henderson
Cumberland
Pierce Cottage
Pierce
Providence National Bank
Bowdoin College
Florence Swan-Chadwick
Everett
Swan Cottage
Julia Coombs
Campbell's Pond
Amy Coombs
Horne
Bernard Pratt
Carl Stinson
Pratt
Sabino
Horace W. Aiken
Beachmont
Eva Hayes
George Carter
Ernest Deacon
Aiken
Delmar E. Bates
Edwin H. Bates
Samuel F. Bates
Edwin Bates
Morse High School
Elizabeth R. Moses
Rennsselaer Polytechnic Institute of Troy
N. Y
Henry Henderson
Marjorie
Donald
Bates Cottage
Sabine
Leon F. Bates
West
Humphrey A. Owen
Alfred B. Snow
Miles S. Purington
Lincoln Williams
West Bath
J. Everett Mayo
Bates E. Stover
Brunswick Road
John H. Bryant
Earl C
William H
Ruth E
Mary O
Dorothy M. Bryant
Dorothy
Bryant
Morse
Society
Earl C. Bryant
Mary O. ‘Bryant
Bath High School Alumni Association
David S. Cogan
Washington Street
Grange
Charles T. Henderson
Everett G. Lemont
Raymond A. Smith
Herbert L. Simpson
Herbert C. White
Ruth Henderson
Harvey Henderson
Worlwick
Maine General Hospital
Wis casset 1908 society notes and departures
Wiscasset readers glimpse a June 1908 social roundup. Ned Bailey returns from Gardiner, Eva McBean and Esther Weeks visit Colby and Kent's Hill, Miss Winnie Norcross stays with Mrs. Archie Dodge, and Olive Thompson visits Bath. Trips include Hanley from New York, E Alma Rines to Hanover, and a Lobster Cove cottage project in Westport. Graduation events at Lincoln academy and Richmond High are noted, with local visits and a Moosehead Lake fishing trip by J P Tucker and companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Sheepscot Eeho
Ned Bailey
Gardiner
J. W. Walker
Eva McBean
Kent's Hill
Exther Weeks
Chicago
W. D. H. Hanley
New York
C. M. Teague
Wiscasset Academy
Portland
Esther Weeks
Colby College
Fred Coffin
Albion
Everett Crommett
Mary Merrill
Lincoln Academy
Damariscotta
Olive Thompson
Bath
J. E. Dickinson
Winnie Norcross
Augusta
Archie Dodge
E. Alma Rines
Hanover
N. H
Cilford
H. W. Hawes
Lobster Cove
Westport
Charles Colby
Daniel Colby
Harley
Richmond High School
Richmond
Priday
J. P
R. H. Tucker
Harold E. Smith
Moosehead Lake
Mr. Tucker
Miss Bellas
Edith Bellas
Princeton
Mrs. Armour
Pine Tree troop No. 1 Girl Scouts season finale meeting
The Pine Tree troop No. 1 held its final meeting of the season at the American Legion hall. Patrol contests awarded blue ribbons for first and red for second. The Scarlet Tanagers and Robins led knot, loag, and table setting contests, with various badges, flowers, and attendance prizes earned by Margaret Cook, Dorothy Wing, Eleanor Gasser, Mary Josephine Ferrell, Ruth Shel lenbarger, and others. Annie King played taps as Capt. Amber Carr and Lt. Inez Carr received first class badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree Troop
Girl Scouts of America
American Legion Hall
Bird O’ Shellenbarger
Edward W. Bridgham
Harry F. Morin
Robert W. Ferrell
Marius H. Page
Bluebirds
Margaret Cook
Lucy Haggett
Dorothy Wing
Eleanor Gasser
Mary Josephine Ferrell
Catherine Shelienbarger
Charlotte Page
Catherine Shellenbarger
Martha Page
Patricia Sewall
Margaret Ferrell
Marjorie McNeil
Inez Kennerson
Observer
Inez Carr
Ruth Robinson
Barbara Kenney
Mary Darrah
Ferrell
Bridgham
Mrs. Morin
Shellenbarger
Annie King
North Center
Amber FP. Carr
Inez P. Carr
Prizes Awarded At The Dike School
At the Dike school closing exercises Maynard McFadden and Lorraine Mitchell won $10 in gold each after a teachers panel selected for scholarship character and school spirit. Supt. Clinton D. Wilson presented the prizes from a donor who remains unnamed. The article notes diverse eligibility criteria and honors teachers and graduates, with additional mentions of students with perfect attendance and a health certificate, plus travel news about local residents visiting Brookline, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike School
Maynard McFadden
Albert McFadden
High Street
Lorraine Mitchell
Marguerite Jones
Dummer Street
Hans Mitchell
Clinton D. Wilson
Upper Washington Street
North End
Central Grammar
Clas
Bernice Staples
Isabelle Hagan
Vera Hudson
Melvin Henderson
West Bath Wedding Ties Portland to Bath Families
West Bath residents attended the wedding of Gwendolyn Lowdey Brown of Portland to Earle Foster Holmes of Winthrop at Chestnut Street Methodist Church. The couple will live in Winthrop where Holmes works as a New York Life Insurance agent.
Bath Team Wins Richmond Game 11-8 Saturday Afternoon
Bath outslugged Richmond 11-8 despite three regulars missing. Stan Henderson pitched effectively for Bath with a double and a triple, Dido Cutting led the attack with three hits, and Jim Miller took seven chances at second as Bath built a 11 hit effort to withstand a late Richmond rally in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Richmond
Stan Henderson
Shipping City
Bath Artillery
Hayes
Sprague
Buck
Nip Flaherty
Cannonball Oliver
Rupe Lewis
Callan
Pinkham
Ship City
Wing
Henderson
Dido Cutting
Meister
Lewis
Don Ring
Thayer
Jim Miller
Gus Meister
Beacon Street Pastor Granted Vacation
Beacon Street Methodist Church announces Rev Weston P Holman will take his usual August vacation with the church closed for the first two Sundays and midweek services omitted. The official board adopted the new officer slate including William J Craft treasurer and Ella J Douglas secretary. A Bath group attended a Lewiston wedding at Sts Peter and Paul church for Julia Frechette and John Crowley. Principal Arthur B Scott and family plan a Waldoboro summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Weston P. Holman
William J. Craft
Ella J. Douglas
Marion S. Cain
Clifton W. Tedford
Flower Fund
Milton H. Douglas
Charles Henderson
Leland Plummer
Martha Hall
George Wallace
Charles J. Cain
Celena Desjardins
Noella
Rosalys Desjardins
Bath
Lewiston
Julia Frechette
John Crowley
Sts. Peter and Paul
Honore Frechette
Spruce Street
Woolwich Community News Highlights and Local Visits
Woolwich notes show dances at Tuessic attracting crowds each Tuesday. Families from Bath and Friendship visit, and students like Nellie Davis return home for summer. The Sagadahoc Ferry Schoolhouse closes with a picnic and notable diligence from three Reed children who never missed a day.
Montsweag 4-H club holds potato focus meeting
The Montsweag Boys 4-H club met at Fernald Bailey's home on June 16 to discuss spraying potatoes and chicken houses and seed potato dipping methods. The next meeting, led by Albert J. Bailey, will be at his home on June 23 and will feature a potato judging contest to award the blue ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag
Fernald Bailey
Albert J. Bailey
Bath Women Attend Bates College Class Day and Greek Play
Miss Mary F. Gibbons Mrs. Byron F. Barker and Mrs. William J. Craft were among Bath attendees at Bates College Class Day on Saturday and they observed the Greek play in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Gibbons
Byron F. Barker
William J. Craft
Bath
Bates College
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Furst Congregational Church
G. Spinney
Vinton Dow
Elizabeth Sewall
Louise Bailey Havenstein
S. J. Sewall
Dorcas
Christine F. Bronson
Miss Sewall
Clara Dow
Robert Adams
Stanley Fairservice
Richard Main
Aurolyn Rhines
Elaine Monro
Carol Pendleton
Carline Snea
Elliott Munsey
Blanche Plumstead
Isabelle Lewis
Kenneth Lewis
Jean Bailey
Margaret Main
Mildred Main
Burton Blackman
Douglass Munsey
Gloria Lewis
Virginia Pease
Crowded House
Caechee
Miss Dow
Robert Comeau
Ruth Dickinson
Mildred
Margaret
Geraldine Munsey
Albert Blackman
Mercy Selo
Elaine Munsey
Audrey Mayo Bolgete Ee Est
Rocio Eeeink
Seotta Merry Benediction Recessional
Red Men's Hall
Ernie George
Charles E. Titus
Lucille Quinnam
Mildred Cunningham
Dorothy Chase
Creed
Ella Blair
Mary Bailey
James Cushman
Leona Weeks
Alberta Boudin
Harriet MacPhee
Dorothy Hilton
Randall Cummings
Charles 8. Sewall
Mary Colby
Leland Greenleaf
Olive Johnson
Carl Pearson
Miriam Reed
Melvin Soule
Dorothy Young
Chester E. Merry
Silas Lee Merry
Etta Marie Blair
Rose A. Blair
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Merry
Ethel V. Bedennett
Ernest Colby
Harry Haggett
Irving Dickinson
Beatrice Morris
Ruth Dutton
George Pooler
Marcia Angell
Teresa Comeau
Elliott Abbott
LeRoy Wright
Ivan Rines
Leota Merry
Bertha Dutton
Burnita Pray
Florence Comeau
Herman Grover
Emily Riley
Frances Lewis
Kenneth Munsey
Bradford C. Redennett, Jr
John P. Carey, Jr
Mr. Carty
Buckminster Fuller
Allefra
Joe Smith
Betty Sortwell
Paris
Clinton Davis
Myer
Donald F. Preble
Center St
Francis S. Perry
William J. Perry
Crescent Street
Dike
Carolyn E. Turner
Harold C. Manson
Brookline
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Anstress Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
Chesley King
Foster's Point Road
John Higgins Place
Trufant’s Crossing
Harold Haggett
Winnegance
E. W. Haggett
Sanford’s Cressing Road
Coughlin
T. Little
el Meister
Miller
Seere Henderson
Sheridan
Serene Nee
Flaherty
Ceee Ewes
Rf Thayer
Peneen Richmond
Beacon Street
Arthur B. Scott
Woolwich
Tuessic
Priscilla
William Freeman
John Brown
Nellie E. Davis
Miss Davis
Sagadahoc Ferry
Frank Eddy
Wellsley Hills
Rosa Dodge
Edgecomb
Fred Carlton
North Woolwichne
Nequasset
Clyde Stott
Geraldine
Milton H. Carlton
F. W. Carlton
Geraldine Stott
Wheaton College
Winship Reed
Josiah Reed
C. A. Woodcock
Raymond Hathorne
Century of Progress
Norman Catherine
Medford
Charles Day
Windham
C. P. Hall
Warren Robbins
Bernette Bailey
Roberta Hathorne
Gorham Normal School
Mary E. Perkins
Kents Hill
M. H. Carlton
Lida Hawthorne
Christine Hawthorne
Leland Savage
Everson Stinson
Albert Hathorn
Clara Hawthorne
A. E. Dolloff
Eugenia Bartlett
Topsham
Delia Card
Edward Sanford
Fred Hathorn
Young Peoples
Center Hall
William Hitchcock
Randolph
Center Baptist Church
Isaphene Dolloff
Moatsweag
Maurice Hathorne
Nellie G. Davis
Sasanoa Bluff
Faustina M. M. Reed
Sarah Reed
Dorothy M. Reed
Myers Reed
Myers Reed, Jr
Friendship
Edwin Prior
Forrik Aurthe
Paweg
Piccadilly
H 45Th Street
Maes
WM. Madlung
Mel Leeann