Washington Life Story at West Bath Grange
A West Bath Grange meeting on February 22 featured a reading of Mrs. Stackpole’s life paper on George Washington. The piece traced his early days, marriage to Martha Dandridge, Mount Vernon life, and his roles as Commander in Chief and first U.S. president, with anecdotes and a note on Washington namesakes.
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Everett
Stackpole
West Bath
West Bath Grange
Washington and Lincoln
Washington
Edgar D. Leavitt
Annie Wylie Stackpole
George Washington
Delaware
United States
George
Mount Vernon
Williamsburg
Miily Guess
Mt. Vernon
Cie Iington
Tiage
Bes
Washington St
Idvatory
Cronwallis
Yorktowna
United State
Flo
Mt Vernon
Potonac River
Wiscasset Electric Cooking School Attracts Big Turnout
Central Maine Power Co hosted an electric cooking school in Wiscasset with Ruth Cluff of Auburn as demonstrator. She showcased an electric range refrigerator iron mixer and coffee maker cooking an oven dinner and multiple dishes. Several attendees won recipes and dishes, as well as community updates and local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Maine Power Co
Ruth Cluff
Auburn
Miss Cluff
John E. McKenney
Charles 8. Sewall
Wesley C. Day
E. Fred Albee
Samuel J. Sewall
Ruthena Thompson
Reed
Mary H. Nute
Percy Nute
Somerville
Mass
Pleasant Avenue
Nate Rines
Churchill Street
Mr. Rines
Bath Memorial Hospital
R. Sortwell
Miss Betty
Miss Prances Sortwell
Boothbay Harbor
Frank H. Hutchins
Evelyn
Bath
Herman S Fowles
South Windham
Effie J. Poole
Fowles
Boston
New York
Emily Groves
Nina Fowles
Groves
Eugene Case
Gardiner
Roy R. Marston
Maine Pharmaceutic Association
Augusta
Charles E. Knight
Andrea Getchell
Colby College
Newman Getchell
Moatsweag
George A. Dussault
Joseph Coffin
Davis Island
Dusseault
Albert Galloupe
Hallowell
Lincoln Lodge of Masons
Masonic Hall
Harvey R Pease
Sarah D. Varney
Doreau Club
Evemoe
Grace Beane
Hodge Street
Evenih
Pacotal Wa
Miss Vernainh
Missy Jowatna Byai
Organ Society
Vung Adams
Hat- Tre Pith
Southard
Abe
Gus
Rex Willird
Randee
Woowich Union
Elie
Rusmond Sherman
Nequasnt Ganerehitites
Siitilay
Ravine Coatinai
Edward Evans
Wenuwler
Fredere Wart
Brokaw Andrews
McMann to Help Choose Western Maine Tournament Player
Edward J McMann of Lewiston has been named one of five on the selection committee to pick the outstanding player for the Western Maine Interscholastic Tournament at the Lewiston Armory. The winner receives the George H Vinall trophy named in memory of the longtime Deering High School athletic director. The committee includes Edward Roundy Colby College coach Paul Flaherty Frank Curran Portland sports writer and Harold H Sampson Bridgton Academy head and Central Board president.
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Edward J McMann
Western Maine
Lewiston Armory
George H. Vinall
Vinall
Deering High School
Central Board of Western
Lewiston
McMann
Edward Roundy
Colby
Paul Flaherty
Portland
Frank Curran
Harold H Sampson
Bridgton Academy
Central Board
West Bath Social Roundup and School News
West Bath residents visit relatives in Waterville Dorchester and Portland while Red Cross meets in the grange hall. Local students return to school after vacation and fundraisers aid the schools. Morse and Bates basketball tournament updates tie with local visits from West Bath and Bath residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy E. Holbrook
Waterville
Owen Thompson
Thompson
Peter Brissette
Dorchester
Mass
Albert J. White
Foster's Point
Harry P. Williams
Portland
Lincoln Williams
Marion Williams
Catherine Flaherty
Williams
Helen H. Rogers
Longmeadow
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Rogers
Orono
Adelaide Treat
Fred L. Williams
James
Cape Elizabeth
West Bath
Bath
American Red Cross
Grange Hall
Fred J. Rose
Rosedale
Eastern States Farmer's Exchange
Springfield
Anna Fischer
Roslindale
Rose
Charles H. Bates
Beachmont
Loring D. Small
Berry's Mill
Lowell
Littlefield
Edward K. Thompson
Barbara E. Fisher
Kenneth Crocker
Upper Washington Street
Beatrice Rose
Doris Crooker
Lester Crooker
Bates
Meadowbrook Road
Morse High
Lynn
Topsham Town Meeting Votes on 46k Against 43k
Topsham voters approved a budget showing 46 455 in appropriations versus 43 853 raised last year. Elected officers include Moderator William F. Tate Clerk Alice Merriman First selectman E W Mallett and others. Major line items cover roads bridges state aid police fire health general government and school support.
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Topsham
William F. Tate
Alice Merriman
E. W. Mallett
G. A. Sprague
W. M. William
C. I. Giveen
R. Y. Patten
Roy Richters Guards Seem Likely Elks Bowling Champs
In a tight Elks Bowling League race, Roy Richters Guards extend their lead with an eight point edge over Jay Povichs Eleven O Clock. The Lec turers close in on second place as Tom Conleys Lecturers gain a point, while Ralph Dal es Antlers narrow the gap. Al Thayer posts 290 as Harold Fielding delivers 299 in a high scoring session. team totals list Antlers 473 and Guards 1351.
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Roy
al Thayer
Harold Fielding
Attendance Contest Opens at West Bath Grange
West Bath Grange started a 14 week attendance contest at its Monday meeting. A Blues team presented the program this week and next week the Redside group will take charge. 106 people attended and the night featured paper, sketches, songs, recitation and a capital punishment discussion led by Wright Howe and Peacock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Redside
Joseph N. Day
Raymond M. Clark
Frank R. Durant
David Fields
Edwin W. Haggett
Jerry L. Haile
Helen E. Hartwell
Ethel Tourtillotte
Chester G. King Sketch
Arthur C. Lemont
Helena Hadley
Brunswick
Grace Waterman
Fletcher A. Waterman
Scott M. Golder
Flossie
Gertie
Leon M. Genthner
Barbara Walsh
Arthur
Barbara
Arthur S. Crockett
Howard M. Steen
Chester G. King
E. Mason Wright
John M. Howe
Harold Peacock
David S. Cogan
Emma G. Brown
Ruth L. Clark
Sophie G. Greenblatt
Marcella A. Lozier
Mary McClure
Hugo F. Sandelin
Phyllis Sandelin
Walter J. Snipe
Richmond Adopts Curfew Law and Votes in Town Meeting
In Richmond the curfew law passed after discussion prohibiting children under 16 from being on streets after 9 p.m. in winter and 10 p.m. in summer. Voters also approved the budget totaling 47649.09 with reductions from last year and elected Reed Jack as tax collector and treasurer, Homer Alexander as trustee of the trust fund, and Francis Sherman to the school board. Other town officials and road and school budget items were approved in the March meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Sherman
Margaret Peabody
James Lothridge
Charles Whitney
Ruth Howe
Homer Alexander
Reed Jack
Ernest Howe
James Carr
Charles Messenger
Sagadahoc County
Jack
J. W. Ranchette
Lester Umberhind
Harry Uglas
Wallace Gardner
Edwin Dunn
J. W. Randlette
Henry Douglas
J. A. Hinkley
Haggett retires as member of West Bath board
Edwin W. Haggett voluntarily retires after 17 years on the West Bath board of selectmen 15 as chairman. Earl C. Donnell named chairman. Albert J. White moves to second member. Courtney E. Stover new member. Larrabee moderator, Rich clerk. Town aims for lower taxes with appropriations totaling 7100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Haggett
Board of Selectmen
West Bath
Earl C. Donnell
Albert J. White
Mr. Haggett
Courtney E. Stover
Joseph W. Larrabee
Harry J. Rich
Edward K. Thompson
Llewellyn Rogers
Carlton Bridge
Woolwich church events and community notices
Woolwich Center church holds morning worship at 10 45 with church school, Montsweag church hosts evening service at 7 30. Ladies' aid, Girls' club, Cheerio Circle, and various social meetings are listed along with guest visits, school openings, and Lent services across Woolwich and Nequasset. Multiple anniversaries, travel, and civic activities are noted.
Engagement announced for Mary Ellen Dana and William A Clark
Eben Dana of Woolwich announces the engagement of his daughter Mary Ellen Dana R N to William A Clark son of Mrs Vera Clark of Damariscotta. Miss Dana is a Morse high school Brunswick hospital graduate and Memorial hospital at Damariscotta alumna. Clark has lived in Damariscotta four years and runs a store. formerly worked at Gimbel Bros Philadelphia. He belongs to Alna lodge No 43 F and A M. The wedding is planned for early June.
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Eben Dana
Woolwich
Mary Ellen Dana
R. N
William A. Clark
Vera Clark
Damariscotta
Miss Dana
Morse High School
Brunswick Hospital
County Memorial Hospital
Clark
Gimbel Bros
Philadelphia
Alna Lodge
Woolwich Grangers Adopt Suggestion At Meeting
Woolwich grange voted to shift its next Pomona meeting to the afternoon and evening with a supper replacing the usual dinner. They will entertain Pomona in September. A joint meeting of local farm bureau and Montsweag groups is set for March 3 at Montsweag grange hall. County agent Charles Eastman and home demonstration agent Miss Hortense Welch led a session on Raising and Preserving Foods at Home. William Bradford, master, announced new committees. Thirty members attended, with a radio program and various readings. Following events were doughnuts and coffee, then beano.
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Martin Andrews
Chicago
Wiscasset
Lord
Brearley School
Bryn Mawr College
Andrews
Bowdoin College
Harvard Graduate School of Landscape Architecture
New Jerusalem
Royal Arch
Bradford C. Redennett
Joseph P. Tucker
Frank Reed
Wiscasset Academy
Perley Hodgdon
Bath
Harriet Reed
Hooper Street
Portland
Frank Metcalf
Birch Point
Woman's Club
American Home Committee
B C. Redennett
Charles S. Sowder
Roland Tarbox
Wiscassel Academy
Roland
Charles J DiPerr
Boston
DiPerri
Mary Hobson
Federal Street
Birch Point Road
Central Maine Power Co
Starling Burgess
Allen H. Weeks
Robert Applin
Hebron Academy
Harry Bailey
Julia B. Lewis
Oscar Bailey
Margaret Dickinson
Clarence Dickinson
Bath Memorial Hospital
James E. White
Turner White
Ralph W. Morang
Minnie Morang
Fort Hill Street
University of New Hampshire
Emanuel Caton
Irving Lewis
Caton
DeForest Munsey
Joanna Evans
Helen Quinnam
Waldo Theatre
Harry Quinnam
Anna Marie
M. Cleveland Quinnam
Porth
Kelley Gavel
Huntoon Hill Grange
Sheepscott Valley
Urange
Bo Quinnam
Rangeley
Sagadahoc Pomona
Topsham
Woolwich Grange
Pomona
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Montsweag
Montsweag Grange Hall
Charles L Eastman
Hortense Welch
William Bradford
John H. Carter
Maurice B. Shea
Albert Bailey
Alton Smith
Reginald Stacy
Arthur Williams
Leverett C. Welch
Frank R. Bailey
Alton
Henry Weston
Sade
Jessie Spaulding
Richard Hunnewell
Eubra
Woolwich Votes to Wire Town House
Woolwich held an annual town meeting presided by Elmer J. DeMerritt with Edward V. Reed re-elected town clerk. Selectmen and officials were reappointed, and major appropriations were approved including town officers 1300 and road, school, and maintenance funds totaling 17,543.75 with extra items for road work, schoolhouse repairs, and wiring the town house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Elmer J. DeMerritt
Edward V. Reed
Samuel P. Buck
James F. Dunton
George FE. Wright
James V. Hunnewell
Wilson L. Bailey
George M. Ames
Hartley Hathorne
John Soule
Woolwich P T A Meets Thursday Evening
Woolwich P T A met Thursday evening in the Sagadahoc Ferry schoolhouse with many present. The session opened with America led by John H. Carter, with Rev. Willard Rand offering the prayer. Minutes were read, and the treasurer reported. A letter from Mrs. Noel C. Little regarding the education bill was read. An invitation from North Woolwich Mothers club was accepted to hold the next meeting, with transportation plans arranged. Refreshments followed the adjournment.
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Woolwich P. T. A
Sagadahoc Ferry
Beth Israel Men Conduct Dance at Hotel Sedgwick
More than 75 couples attended a Beth Israel synagogue dance Tuesday night at the Hotel Sedgwick. Guests came from Bath Augusta Brunswick a Tarry Rockland. Henry I Gediman's six piece Syringed Rhythm Band played from 8 30 to 12 30 in the dining room. Jacob Goldstein, David S Cogan and Sam Prawer headed the committee and received many requests for another such affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Sedgwick
Beth Israel Synagogue
Bath
Augusta
Brunswick
Tarry
Rockland
Henry I. Gediman
Jacob Goldstein
David S. Cogan
Sam Prawer
Sedgwick
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Patrons of Husbandry
Cesetul Fuaner
Genral
Andrea F. Getchell
Colbevallese
Newman B. Getchell
Baptist
Damariscolla
Everett A Sherwood
Lorumer
Lewis
Frances Mosier Gutsser
Maryrae
Twewin
Sanfordi Lewis
Suimmer Street
Providence
Towa
Tawi
South Street
Ray Cumminishaw
Waldron Troop of
Getoud Homestead
M’mann
Roy Richter
Elks’ League
Celia
Pes
Salem
Bepcuurens
Bcisce
Ucalats
Gos
Royal Purples
Secede
F. Talbor
A. Thayer
Antlers
Blues
Richmond
Appropriations
Haggett
Woolwich Center
Ladies’ Aid
Cheerio Circle
Orville Jameson
Rockport
Leroy Jameson
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Nequasset Church
Fred Lily
Yarmouth
Wilbur Howe
Maxine Walker
Capitol Island
George Gainsley
Roland Raynes
John G. Reed
Grace Shea Preble
Jane Feere
Mary Brown
Loring Mayberry
Belmont
Kennebec
Day's Ferry
Mary Day Reed
Harley T. Shattuck
Ruth Dubar
Nequasset
First Congregational Church of
North Woolwich
Joseph O. Purdue
Charles Sowder
Day
Auxlliary of
Nequasset Congregational Church
Babb
Department of Agriculture
Mae Gilmore
Amy Cromwell
Bernice Bailey
Ethel Bailey
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Winter Street
North Woolwich Methodist Church
Charles Bowder
Christian Pioneers of
Woolwich Grangers
Woolwich P.T.A
Beth Israel