Baptism and Picnic Highlight Wiscasset Church News
The First Congregational church held a Sunday baptism at Crescent Beach Jefferson with Rev. Charles S. Lowder assisting and Miss Ruth Jones guiding cradle roll. The week featured varied local notices of baptisms, community events, graduations, and visits across towns including Boothbay Harbor Belgrade Lakes and Lincoln Academy in nearby communities.
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First Congregational Church
Crescent Beach
Jefferson
Congregational Church
Charles S. Lowder
Henry W. Webb
John H. Southard
Mary Hobson
Ruth Jones
Albert Bailey
Patricia Jane
Leon G. Flood
Leon Gardiner
Richard Sargent
Joice Lewis
Joan Mary
Harold Light
Maron Loraine
Helen Frances
Ervin Lewis
Isabelle Louise
Kenneth Elery
Gloria Oakley
Jackie Melvin
David LeRoy
Henry W. Wibb
Charles S. Sewall
Federation of Womens Ibs
Belgrade Lakes
C. H. Bryant
Boothbay Harbor
Bernice Hendigan
Cambridge
Derson Cottige, Daves
Arthur Brown
Maines
Taylor's
Balliard
Piedsand Street
Grown
Charles B. Huskee
Ballard Hose
Newcastle
Lucile Billard Brown
John K. Bailey
Gpom
New York
Buen Fortrescot Feercourt
Mittie
Federal Street
Harold Per
Billy and
Jatks
Notudra Fabs
Will Dodge
Edzecomy
Foster Perkins
Weston
Mass
Fort Hill Street
White
Lester Peters
Boston
Smith's Corner
Paul Keeler
Walter Hume
Coffin Cottage
Ama Rond Donald Dunn Om
la Pha
Fred B. Dunn
Ni Wovotle
Joan Forri
Lee Street
Lincoln
Pepres
Dita Pamiars
Ts Cu Rey
Poplar Bo
Pyotiie
Martha Husy Vid Fuis
Ruth Ti
Tor Wyte
Memorial Tv
Mit
Wii
Clifford
Mars Sonns
Jess
Mencemen
Josaph
Ff Hubbard
Daughtir
Tstl
Somersai
Lewiston banquet honors Meadow Brook Club members
About 100 attendees gathered at the Exchange Hotel Thursday evening to honor members of the Meadow Brook Club and other guests including Lewiston office holders. The event recognized the associations and good fellowship among local residents.
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Bernier
Bunhey
Lewistun
Meadowbrook Club
Exchange Hotel
Virginia Starts Season On The Boothbay Line
The Steamer Virginia of the Samoset Steamboat Co began Bath to Boothbay Harbor service with two daily round trips, 9:00 a.m. and 1:35 p.m. Sunday runs offer a single 9:00 a.m. trip. The dollar excursion is a valued sail. At the stockholders meeting in Boothbay Harbor, new directors were elected and Yates remained president. The company shows solid finances with last year up $900 from the prior year, mail contracts renewed for four years, and the Virginia freshly overhauled and dock improvements completed.
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Virginia
Samoset Steamboat Co
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
City
Edward W. Bridgham
George R. Yates
Merrill A. Perkins
Walter E. Farmer
Frank B. Nichols
Yates
Perkins
Capt. Farmer
Annual Meeting of Bath Red Cross Emphasizes Demos
Bath chapter of the American Red Cross shifts its annual meeting to a July supper with demonstrations on first aid, public health nursing, and welfare work. The event marks the 20th anniversary of Bath chapter and 25th anniversary of public health nursing in the US. A nominating committee was named, and a cup will honor the mother of the 1000th baby attending the baby clinic. Routine reports were presented.
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Bath
American Red Cross
Welfare Department
Great Humanizing Agency
Red Cross
Winter Street Chapel
Allan Spear
Cecil E. Paine
Charles P. Wetherbee
Carolyn Moses
Cline
Public Health
Norsing
United States
Stella Dolloff
R. N
National Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Stunt Night Held At West Bath Grange
Stunt night announced for West Bath Grange with weekly Friday events starting July. Herbert S Cavat is chairman. Entertainment and dance planned with Mrs A Bernard Hrindsroon in charge. Stunts by Lavon M Genthner and others, orchestra led by William Lundrigan. Contest events include an apple bobbing and a speech on how the grange can benefit financially. Attendance 73 with 12 viewers. next week features a children’s program.
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Setior
Fratline
Lavon M. Genthner
William F. Lundrigan
John Wakefield
Clement Raohtehaud
Our Sunt
Edward Leavitt
David S. Henderson
Edward B Hambletts
Bath Veteran Firemen May Sell a Handtub
Bath Veteran Firemen Association plans a muster day in Bath at Baxter Hall Wednesday at 7 30 pm to settle attendance for the Hallowell muster on July 31 and to consider invitations for three musters in Massachusetts.
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Bath
Senator Baxter
Sagacdahock
West Bath Social Roundup Brims With Guests From Nearby Towns
West Bath residents and families welcome a stream of visitors from Portland, Sabino, Beachmont, Arlington, Wakefield, and beyond as summer gatherings unfold. Alumni banquets, cottage stays, and weekend visits highlight a busy social scene across Bath and surrounding communities.
Second June sitting of Judge Glidden at Sagadahoc court
The second session of Sagadahoc Superior Court's June term, postponed from June 8, was held Tuesday with Judge Walter S. Glidden presiding. Wills and administrations were processed, bonds filed, inventories approved, guardians appointed, and licenses granted for selling real estate and supporting nonward individuals, listing estates and executors across Bath Topsham Richmond Bowdoinham Phippsburg and Bowdoin.
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Sagadahoc
Nettie A. Poland
Topsham
Addie J. Longley
Martha P. Small
Bath
Joseph T. Small
Donald N. Small
Charles Rose
Henry Rose
West Bath
Robert J. Cameron
Jennie Cameron
Uriah M. Lancaster
Richmond
Ruth Lancaster Robinson
Everett J. Furbish
John M. Furbish
Mary M. Conway
John W. Conway
Florence M. Chapman
Edwin B. Dunn
John T. Holbrook
Phippsburg
E. Blanche Rowland
Alfred R. Ames
Isabel C. Ames
Charles E. Parks
Ora L. Parks
Ora A. Lancaster
Edith L. Marriner
Laura Spittell
Ida M. Hutchins
John A. Spittell
George W. Rogers
Ernest G. Rogers
C.t. A
George H. Coombs
Earl H. Coombs
Achsah E. Purinton
Bowdoin
Angie E. Purinton
John F. Holbrook
John M. Coffin
Arthur H. Price
Fanny Fournanzi
Mildred Thompson
George K, Curtis
Stella C
Curtis Guardian
Three Grocers to Answer Charges in Bath Court
Proprietors of three Bath grocery stores near the business district will appear before Judge Arthur J. Dunton in municipal court Thursday at 10 am to answer charges of keeping their places open on Sundays in violation of the statutes. Three clerks from stores closed on the Sabbath signed the complaints. Warrants were served by Officer Joseph D. Pennell on Wednesday afternoon.
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Bath
Arthur J. Dunton
Joseph D. Pennell
Brewster and Kiskila Wedding Reported in City Clerk Files
Were filed Wednesday in City Clerk John W. Gilmore's office for the marriage of LeRoy F. Brewster and Elizabeth M. Kiskila of this city on Monday June 21. Harald J. Rubin notary public officiated. Brewster is son of Mrs. Helen Hull Moon and the late Herbert R. Moon of Rockland. bride's family relations noted. Perry D. Beals of Robinhood, once at Bath Memorial Hospital for 11 months with two operations, now walking unassisted around his ward.
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Benjamin Margot
New Orleans
J. E. White
Ala Road
C. A. Richards
Granville Moulton
South Portland
Mr. Richards
Richard
Albert J. Myer
New York
John W. Myer
Myer
Waldo Morang
Minnie Morang
Fort Hill Street
University of New Hampshire
Chicago
Swift & Co Rey
Robert E Merry
Duxbury Mass
Duxbury High School
St Philip's Church
Robert B. Merry
St. Philip’s
Harold Campbell
Rumford
Archie H Dode
Main Street
Gordon Gillette
Winchester
Mass
Wis
St Philips Church
Leon G Flood
Brewer
Memorial
Damariscotta
Dresden
Lawrence B. Hapwett
Clinton R Bude
Carl MM. Lurrupee
Portland
Pendmon
Mr Williams
Detroit Mich
Erie Canal
Joanna Evans
Huntoon Hill Dance
Charles Kelsey
South Bristol
Kelsey
Bradford C. Redonnett
Redonnett
Hodge Street
Frederick R. Pease
Bobby
Cleveland
Ohio
Dartmouth
Harvey R. Pease
Water Street
Jeanette Hagpett
Verna Southard
Eleanor Shearer
Lilac Cottage
Riv
H Breant
Houdlette
Richmond
Bryant
EL Gupta
Bryans
al Thos
Bry
Curdaie Madrids
Eibest
Aliell
David Phillips
Larrabee’s Grove
John Swan
Lucy Ann
William Gray
William, Jr
Quincy
Bath
Herbert Wilson
Clement Robichaud
Massachusetts
Mr. Wilson
Middleboro
Middleboro. On Their Return They Were Accompanied By Mr. Wilson
C. E. Willard
W. Flood
LaVerne Richardson
Brunswick
Marion Williams
Lincoln Williams
Foster's Point
Morse High School
Edward Jenks
Gray
Lane Construction Co
Ethel Waterman
Fletcher A. Waterman
Fosters Point
Roxbury
Alfred Gray
E. J. Dunlap
William B. Dunlap
Nancy Waddell
New York City
Sabine
Butler Cottage
Waddell
John W. Gilmore
LeRoy F. Brewster
Elizabeth M. Kiskila
Harald J. Rubin
Front Street
Brews
James FE. Brewster
Middle Street
Helen
Hull) Moon
Herbert R. Moon
Rockland
Perry D. Beals
Robinhood
Bath Memorial Hospital
Woolwich Social Notes Highlight Summer Visits
Miss Lida Hawthorne of Augusta visits sister in Woolwich while Mrs. Elizabeth Hathorn hosts a guest in Bath. Numerous Augusta Bath and Portland visitors, plus local gatherings, 4-H planning, church events, and a two week Vacation Bible school announced for Woolwich and Montsweag.
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Lida Hawthorne
Augusta
Christine Hawthorne
Elizabeth Hathorn
John Savage
Warren Munsey
Bath
Ralph Rice
Eben Dana
Portland
Frances Hathorn
Gilbert Hathorn
Marion Skinner
Mary Turner
Mary Wright
Vernon Ayer, Jr
Ralph Wright
Ellsworth
Frank Preble
Pittston
Clifton Guptill
Pearl Gainsley
Douglass Hunnewell
Minnie Rice
Everett Rice
Windham
Good Will Club
C. P. Hall
Sebenon Hall
Henry A. Seegar
William Leeman
Barley Neck
Montsweag
Woolwich Center
Ladies’ Aid of
Church Hall
Union Fairgrounds
Bible School
Buses Introduce New Route Through City Streets
The new weekday bus service begins at 6 a m with half hourly runs to 11 p m and a 15 minute trip to City Hall. Northbound and southbound routes cover numerous streets from Winneganee to Harvard and City Hall to the Winneganee end. Sundays and holidays feature a single faster trip starting at 7 a m with 20 minute terminal travel and 40 minute round trips.
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Page One
Washington
Front Street
City Hall
Winneganee
High
Lemont
Vine
Front
Center
Lincoln
North
Middle
Oak
Oliver
Park
Winship
Washington Streets
Harvard Street
Washington, Oak
High Streets
Phippsburg
Winneganee Causeway
North End
Woolwich Book Club Holds June Meeting
Miss F Elizabeth Libbey director of the Bureau of Library Extension spoke to 18 members and two guests at Bonnie Brae Woolwich outlining ways to increase use of the Maine State Library. She covered reading, travelling libraries for schools and clubs, children's courses and sound machine books for the blind with next meeting at Day's Ferry July 15 focusing on travel books.
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F. Elizabeth Libbey
Bureau of Library Extension
Woolwich Book Club
Maine State Library
Bonnie Brae
Wilson Wright
Miss Libbey
Woolwich Grangers Confer Degrees
Third and fourth degrees were conferred on a class of 13 at Woolwich grange Wednesday. About 90 attended, with 17 visitors from Sheepscott Valley, Megunticook Cam den, Hyannis Mass, Huntoon Hill Wiscasset, Bodwell Small Point, and East Sangerville Sanger ville. Officers wore new regalia bought with proceeds from Henry Rowland's Simple Simon Simple. Lady officers wore white. A harvest supper followed under the direction of Mrs Hollis Leeman, Mrs Arthur Williams, and Mrs William Robson. The hall featured new shades and draperies.
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Woolwich
Sheepscott Valley
Simon Simple
Hollis Leeman
Arthur Williams
William Robson
Grange
Woolwich graduates to have steamer trip
Woolwich P T A will host the school graduates on a trip to Boothbay Harbor aboard the Steamer Virginia on Friday June 25 if good weather allows. If not, the trip will be taken the following Monday. The P T A offered a choice of ten dollars or a Harbor trip, which the class accepted. Supt. John H. Carter and the P T A president will accompany the graduates, with thanks to the Samo set Steamboat Co for making the trip possible.
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Woolwich P. T. A
Woolwich School
Boothbay Harbor
Virginia
James Nostall
Samoset Steamboat Co
John H. Carter
Steamboat Company
Bath Firm Ships Spaghetti to London
A Bath company shipped eight pounds of macaroni known as oats to Lady Romilly at 10 Oxford Square London via parcel post on Saturday. The Sagadahoc Fruit Co. delivered the pasta on order of Mrs J A Warner of Rochester New York. Parcel post cost 14 cents per pound, making the dinner pricey.
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Bath
Lady Romilly
Oxford Square
England
Sagadahoc Fruit Co
Front Street
J. A. Warner
Rochester
N. Y
London
Officers Elected by Cemetery Association in Woolwich
Partridge Cemetery association re elected officers at its annual meeting held Saturday night at George M Stinsons home Duncan McIntosh was named president Bernice Bailey secretary treasurer Maria Savage auditor John Savage superintendent of cemetery Mrs Albert Hathorne became a director for two years and Cyrus Gilmore W L Elliott and Jennie Howe were elected for three years
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Partridge Cemetery
Phippsburg Service Lead By Haverford Scholar July Fourth
Maurice Shea of Woolwich and Prof Thomas Kelley of Haverford College will open the Phippsburg Congregational church service on Sunday July 4. The church program is being printed for distribution. Mrs Alphonse Turcotte hosted the North End Knitting Club gathering with several members attending. Miss Anna Trott returns home after Smith College commencement.
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Maurice Shea
Woolwich Grange
Oliver Street
Bath
Thomas Kelley
Department of Philosophy
Haverford College
Phippsburg Congregational Church
Alphonse Turcotte
High Street
North End Knitting Club
Arthurmore
Ward LeMoine
Donald Green
Lancelot Cooper
Howard Rogers
Frank Reinoehl
Cooper
Academy Street
Anna Trott
Smith College
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Henry v
Nash
Geore
Het Halter
Walter
Henry W. Wet
Sarrs
Uwetty Aimond
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Bebe Laughlin
Missy Sortwell
Richards
Dallariscutty
George H. Bemis
Alice D Taylor
W S Wart
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Sarah McLaughlin
Albion
Laura Coffin
Hooper Street
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Boothbay
West Bath Grange
Samuel Bates
Eleanor Bailey
Chester Freeman
Freeman
George Bailey
Margaret Rich
Alice Rich
Clifton Street
Rich
Charles H. Bates
Leon
Sabino
Beachmont
Walter Gilpin
Everett
Alfred J. Horley
Janet
Arlington
Howard C. Bates
Edwin H. Bates
Bates
Henry Henderson
Marjorie
Donald
Winthroo
Sabing
Thure G. Nelson
Bud Cameron
Ted Nelson
Marblehead
Dr. Blaisdell
Goddard Street
Humphrey A. Owen
Ralph Daley
Watertown
Mrs. McGowan
Dover
N. H
Waterville
John Pooler
Bath High School
Morse High Gymnasium
Earle C. Donnell
Lillie A. Whitlam
Edwin W. Haggett
Elizabeth A. Lemont
Chester
Mr. Rose
Berry’s Mill
George P. Larrabee
Marian Rose
Rosedale
Raymond C. Crooker
Crooker
Doris L. Crooker
Claire Grainger
Bull Bridge Road
Beatrice Rose
Morse High Auditorium
Rita Faulkner
Fred J. Rose
Kenneth Coombs
Kenneth
Ernest
Hazel Heath
Wakefield
No Ho
Maples
Ernest E. Rose
Rose
Ernest F. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Needham Heights
Wendell L. Williams
Glover Memorial Hospital
Needham
Florence A. Neiley
Trufant
Farmington
Farmington Normal School
Neiley
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Edna Pratt
Glidden
Alma Florence Shepard
Vera Heath
Eva D. Wilson
Bowdoinham
Achsah FE. Purinton
Arthur O. Bosworth
Adelaide L. Delano
Twentieth
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Rachel E. Dunning
Edith M. Atkinson
James W. Moulton
W. L. Skelton
Frederick
Brewster-Kiskila
Donnell Hatch
Texan
American- Hawaiian Line
West Coast
Hawaiian Islands
Capt. Ferry
Philadelphia
Maud Clark Gay
Martha Blaney
Waldoboro
James E. Lockery
Washington Street
Woolwich Grangers
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Cemetery Association