Community calendar and notices from Wiscasset town page
The Wiscasset paper reports the organ Society of the First Congregational Church picnic at the vestry on June 17 with 42 attendees and plans for the July 22 Summer sale. It notes school board actions restoring a 36 week year, athletic letters awarded to several girls and boys, and numerous local visits, relocations, and horticulture and civic group activities across Edgecomb, Boothbay, North Edgecomb, and Bowdoin College contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organ Society
First Congregational Church
Alberta Larrabee
Hattie Mosher
Vera Quinnam
Nellie Munsey
Viola Adams
Obituary for Hattie Ella Cowley of Wiscasset
Hattie Ella Cowley 655 wife of Charles E. Cowley of Wiscasset died Sunday at Bath Memorial Hospital after a three week illness. Born Rockport daughter of Fred E. Meservey and Frances Blackington Meservey she lived most of her married life in Wiscasset. She retired from Garrison Hill O E S after 25 years and served as secretary of Pine Cone Rebekah lodge and St Philip's church. Survived by husband son Roger E. Cowley two daughters Mrs Donald Petrie and Mrs Alson Erskine three sisters and six grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at two at the Cowley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniper Point
Boothbay
George M. Prickard
New York
Churchill Street
Roy R. Marston
York Beach
Izetta Taylor
Georgianna Lilly
Hooper Street
Frank H. Smith
Perham Chambers
Farmington
George Dusseault
North Edgecomb
Joseph P. Tucker
St. Johnsbury
Frank A. Creamer
Washington Street
Brookline
Mass
Creamer
J. S. Hunt
Gas Cob
Conn
Pemaquid
Sonie Clifford
Biscay Lake
Bunker Hill
Harriett C. Gay
England
Westport
Herbert W. ‘Hawes
Waterville
Mr. Hawes
Frank Angell
Houdlette
Perkins
Fort Hill Street
Zina Davis
New Hampshire
St. Philip’s Church
Robert Jacoby
Washington, D. C
R. E. Merry
Ellsworth McPhee
Dana Chisam
Eunice Lewis
Phyllis Bryant
Bowdoin
Robert Ethan Merry
Benjamin Brewster
Maine
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Bath
Tom G. Akeley
Christchurchardiner
E. A. Pressey
Robert W. Plant
Victor L. Dowdell
Hattie Ella Cowley
Charles E. Cowley
Wiscasset
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Cowley
Rockport
Fred E
Frances Blackington Meservey
Rockland High School
Garrison Hill
O. E
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
St. Philip's Church
Cowley
Roger E. Cowley
Donald Petrie
Alson Erskine
Mrs Elizabeth Barter Dies in Bath Memorial Hospital
Mrs Elizabeth M Barter 65 widow of George P Barter died Sunday at Bath Memorial Hospital after seven weeks illness with long duration complications. Born Dresden she lived in Bath long time and moved to Southport in 1920 then Bowdoinham this year to live with daughter Madelyn Perry. Survived by seven children 22 grandchildren four great grandchildren and one niece. Funeral held Wednesday at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth M. Barter
George P. Barter
Bath Memorial Hospital
Barter
Dresden
Asa
Sarah (Morton) Carlton
Bath
People’s Baptist Church
Southport
Bowdeinham
Madelyn Perry
Grace Pye
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Funeral notices and golf yearbook feature in Maine paper
The Bath area obituary notes the funeral of Mrs Alma Skaling and lists relatives and pallbearers from Bath Exeter and Fitchburg. The issue also highlights the 1936 Golf In Maine seventh annual edition with Maine Golf Association schedules and a memorial page for John H Hyde of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf In
Maine
Harry C. Webber
Times and Independent
John H. Hyde
Bath
Maine State Golf Association
Special Circus Ticket Offer For Under Two
Downie Bros Circus offers all children under two a 15 cent ticket for afternoon or evening performances, reduced from the regular 25 cent price. Read the coupon below and follow instructions to redeem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downie Bros. Circus
Coupon Trade for Circus Admission
A coupon offers 15 cents in exchange for one regular 25 cent Downie Bros. Circus admission ticket at the ticket office on show rounds. It states you must present the coupon to pay full admission price.
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Downie Bros. Circus
West Bath social notes mention visitors and graduations
Mrs. Rena Whittier and family visit Perkins Inn while teaching moves to Lewiston. The Sager family opens their Foster's Point summer home and many locals visit relatives from Jamaica Plain to Warren and Bath. Francis Stover wins Morse graduation athletic and citizenship prizes and plans UMaine. Several families vacation at Moonlight Cottage and Rosedale with extended visits across Bath and Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Whittier
Clarice Whittier
Doris Fitts
Nickerson
Lewiston
Perkins Inn
Miss Whittier
Littlefield School
West Bath
Perkins
Lawrence K. Sager
Palisade
N. J
Fisher Estate
Foster’s Point
Lenwood S. Leavitt
Foster's Point
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Albert White
Warren
Thomas S. White
Alfred B. Snow
Trufant’s Crossing
Freeport
Gilbert Wilson
Wilson
Lewis Wilson
Joseph Caton
Lillian Jean
Joseph, Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Larrabee's Grove
Boston
Barbara Freeman
East Brunswick
Sarah Furbish
Elroy Haley
Topsham
Edward Jenks
West Bath Grange
Robinhood
Joseph M. Lemont
Edwin W. Haggett
Haggett
James B. Lemont
Lemont
Charlotte Colby
Cooper's Mills
Courtney E. Stover
Stover
Francis W. Stover
Brunswick Road
Morse High
Elizabeth R. Moses
University of Maine
Morse
Benjamin P. Coombs
LaForrest G. Coombs
Bath
Coombs Cottage
Moonlight Cottage
King’s Point
Fred W. Armes
King's Point
Kenneth Coombs
Waterville
Rosedale
Blair C. Wilson
David
Stackpole
Campbell’s Pond
David Wilson
Stanley W. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Five Islands
George F. Oliver
Ernest E. Williams
Stanley
John L. Russell
Winthrop
Williams
Russell
Owen Thompson
Percy E. Holbrook
Holbrook
Meadwebrook Road
Eleanor
Robert
Vacationers and visitors share Sabino cottage season
Miss Florence Darling of Bath and Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey A. Owen vacation at a Sabino area cottage. Guests include Miss Eleanor Bates of Portland and George Bailey of South Portland, and many Bath residents visiting relatives, with multiple weekend cottage stops and picnics noted along the Sabino shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Darling
High Street
Bath
Humphrey A. Owen
M. Eleanor Bates
Portland
George Bailey
South Portland
Miss Bates
Samuel F. Bates
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Ellen
Mary Hodgkins
Noyes Cottage
Walter M. Hill
Hill
Charles H. Bates
Leon
Beachmont
Mass
Leonard W. Oliver
H. A. Owen
Florence Daring
Sabino
John H. McNary
Lee Farm
Charles Bates
Bowdoinham
Lewis Williams
Topsham
R. Alice Rich
Carl Hatch
Frances
Malcolm
Miss Pearson Attends New England Fellowship Conference
Miss Cora Mae Pearson of Morse High school travels to Romney New Hampshire for the New England Fellowship Conference this week. She is a member of this year's Morse High School graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Mae Pearson
Romney, N. H
New England Fellowship
Pearson
Morse High School
Road Safety Talk at the Grange in West Bath
Rufus G. Jasper spoke at the West Bath Grange meeting on Maine highway safety efforts. Ninety attended, with 13 visitors. new members include Mary Alice Phillips, Nellie E. Poole, and William E. Greig. The Grange plans a lawn party, a summer program, and a Friday dance with Carver's Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus G. Jasper
West Bath
William E. Greig
Albert J. White
David S. Henderson
Henderson
Robinhood
Harry Rackley
Topsham
Grange
Carver
Jasper
Maine
Safety Committee
Woolwich Grammar School Graduation 1936
Woolwich grammar school held its annual graduation on Monday June 15 at 8:15 in Congregational church. The program lists recitations by students from Sagadahoc Ferry, Nequasset, and Ne Adrien Wright, plus essays, class gifts, and diplomas presented by Supt. John H. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grammar School
Congregational Church
Maron Elie Pease Wenele
Aene Perg
Willard Rand
Paul Allen Berry
Light Brigade
Howard William Driscoll
Sagadahoc Ferry School
Flag of Our Country
Bee Cera
Hee Clifton M. Scott
Pines
Maine
Bernard Warren Hathorne
Norma Louise Presley
Tatte
Marion Edna Stephens
Imusic
Merle Linwood Hathorne
Alden B. Bailey
Eer
Lucille Christine Stinson
Elkanah B. Atkinson
Glenda Wright
Thelma Winifred Baker
Inchcape
Mila Marie Orr
Virginia Dow
Adrien H. Wright
Lee
Sarah Grace McEachern
Stanley L. Jack
John H. Carter
Meat CT Amreters Acters
Woolwich Grangers Vote to Buy Curtain
Woolwich grange voters met Wednesday evening to approve purchasing a new stage curtain. The program featured songs and readings led by Mrs. Ethelyn Shea with pieces by Mrs. Nellie Dowling and others, plus jokes, stories, and a beano session. Mrs. Nellie Dowling returned from Portland to be warmly welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange
Grange
Excelsior
Ripe Temere
Jessie Spaulding
Nellie Dowling
Maree Rit
Sadie Bradford
Ethelyn Shea
Daisy Welch
Albert Smith
Arthur Williams
William Bradford
Mary Hunnewell
Portland
Zorachs Spend Summer at Robinhood Home
Mr and Mrs William Zorach of New York keep their summer residence at Robinhood for the season. William Zorach is recognized as a leading American sculptor while Mrs Zorach earned praise for tapestries and needlework exhibited in New York last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zorach
New York
Robinhood
Woolwich Community Notes Include Guests and Church Plans
Woolwich columns list summer visitors from Sagadahoc Ferry and Cincinnati plus local families at Sagadahoc Ferry and Boothbay Camps. It notes Sunday school closure reopening in September, summer Bible school plans, and a church council meeting at North Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dash
John
Ceres Catteni
Richard
Junior
Jack
Lawrence Ryan
Sagadahoc Ferry
Church Council
North Woolwich
Nequasset
Earl Dow
Nina Shepherd
Cincinnati
Boothbay
Virginia Hanson
Edward Hussey
Monmouth
Frank Hanson
Millard
J. G. Bailey
Mrs. Bailey
Mountain School
Burton Bailey
Earl Bailey
Alice McKenney
Nancy McKenney
Ivan Shaw
Lloyd Shaw
Alice
Montsweag
Woolwich Center
Little White
Henry E. Weston
Henry A. Seeger
H. C. Seeger
Flushing
Long Island
H. Seeger
Bath Opera House Bill Includes Stars and Bank Night
The Bath Opera House announces a week of films and stars. Thursday features Snowed Under with Brent Tobin Ellis and McHugh plus Bank Night. Friday brings Trouble for Two with Montgomery Russell Morgan. Saturday shows Treachery Rides the Range with Foran Stone. Monday and Tuesday offer Schmeling Louis fight replays and Roaming Lady with Wray Bellamy. Wednesday presents Desire with Dietrich Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Opera House
George Brent
Genevieve Tobin
Patricia Ellis
Glenda Farrell
Frank McHugh
Robert Montgomery
Rosalind Russell
Frank Morgan
Fay Wray
Ralph Bellamy
Marlene Dietrich
Gary Cooper
Desire
Sebasco notes and visits on Burnt Coat Island weekend
Phippsburg echoes with summer visits as Burnt Coat Island hosts guests including Sylvester Cushman and the Ruth cruiser arriving from Portland. Topsham and Ventnor families report seaside stays while Bodwell grange awards degrees. Local road and pool improvements amuse Sebasco guests as summer winds continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnt Coat Island
Sylvester Cushman
Ruth
Nathan Cushman
Sebasco
Portland
George Sprague
Topsham
J. Bradford Sprague
Bessie Sprague
Walter E. Edge
Ventnor
N. J
Small Point Road
Bodwell Grange
Jack Synnott
Henry Heald
William Perry
Campbell Farm
Eugene Harrington
Meadowbrook
Kenneth Cushman
South Portland
Harold Cushman
Lynn
Mass
Sebasco Estates
Sebasco Lodge
Salmon Rock
George
Rose Marie
Frances Sprague
Bethel
James L. Morse
Bath
Hamilton McCourt
Chebeague
Popham Notes
Charles Clark of Brunswick visits Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Newdick and family. Henry Leonard stayed overnight in Bath. Omar King and Linwood Haynes of Bath weekend at Fort Popham camp. Barbara Sprague returned from Rowley Massachusetts after graduation. Philip Wyman Class of M H S 36 works at Popham post office this summer. Lawrence Wyman visiting sister Mrs. Madelyn Bridges. Mrs. Emery Bean of Augusta formerly Miss Sarah Moody Bath guest of Mrs. Arthur J. Dunnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clark
Brunswick
Clinton Newdick
Henry Leonard
Bath
Omar King
Linwood Haynes
Fort Popham Camp
Barbara Sprague
Rowley
Mass
Philip Wyman
Popham Post Office
Lawrence Wyman
Madelyn Bridges
Famous hard riding cowboy to perform in Bath
Jack Hoxie a famous hard riding cowboy will visit Bath on Wednesday July 1 with Downie Bros. for a Sparks circus matinee and night shows at Standish Field. Hoxie brings his cowboys and cowgirls including Dixie Starr and his white stallion Scout. The act features movie stunts with lights cameras and sound and includes crew for footage to be used in a Western serial. Hoxie known as a Texas Ranger stands six two and weighs 210 pounds and promises rough riding and six shooter demonstrations in a two hour 1936 Sparks show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hoxie
Bath
Downie Bros
Big Sparks
Standish Field
Hoxie
Dixie Starr
Hollywood
Texas
Jack
Oklahoma
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles S. Sowder
Nancy
Solon
Ruth Leavitt
Lillian Rines
Marion Rines
Emily Chisam
Margaret Dickinson
Martha Haskell
Ruthena Thompson
Geraldine MacPhee
Grover
Rankin
Pushard
J. Abbott
G. Abbott
Reed
Sherman
Miete
Bradford-Sortwell-Wright
U. S. Auxiliary
Grace A. Albee
Lois Cowley
Dorothy Holbrook
Irene Metcalf
Elizabeth Webb
Evelyn Gray
Marjorie Monro
Eva Gorham Wise
Sidney G. Evans
Joanna
Bowdoin College
Fivans
Hilton Applin
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Rose Baker
Jessie Lawrence
Charles T. Baisley
California
Moses Davis
Gladys
Davis Island
Charles A. Day
John Jackson
Augustus Burnham
Nella Barbour
Ethel Y. Barbour
Wesley C. Day
Pierce Pond
Caratunk
Harold Perkins
Stewart McEachern
Mrs. Skaling
Alma Skaling
Richard J. Skaling
Exeter
N. H
Maurice Skaling
George W. Larrabee
Phippsburg
Raymond Smith
Roy Smith
Fitchburg
Lancaster
Alicia Foose
Skaling
Wilfred Skaling
Maurice
Eleanor Burns
C. A. Berry
Elmhurst
Downie Bro
Jack Iacanat
the Bath
Woolwich
Woolwich Grangers
Harold R. Shaw
Lloyd
Ivan
G. W. Shaw
Mary McKenney
Harry O. Richardson
Birch Point
J. A
J. Frank Hunt
Lemont ‘Street
Opera House
Popham
Emery Bean
Augusta
Sarah Moody
Arthur J. Dunston