Wiscasset Woman's club hosts February entertainment
The Ways and Means committee of the Woman's club held an unusually successful February event at the vestry. Afternoon card party honors went to Mrs Richards, Mrs Kierstead, Mrs Quinnam, and Miss Davis, with food tables and a white elephant. Evening program featured piano solos, mandolin selections, vocal numbers, and tap dancing.
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Ways and Means
Woman's Club
Clarence A. Richards
Alvin W. Kierstead
Frank H. Quinnam
Zina Davis
Mary Hobson
Ruth Jones
Eva Rines
Priscilla Bryant
Audrey Mayo
Beatrice Plumstead
Anna Holbrook
Hobson
Munsey
DeForest Day
Carl MP Larrabee
John Currier
Bradford C. Redennett
Wesley C. Day
Elb Rooms
Charles S. Sewall
Edward Roderick
Augusta
Virginia Pease
Marie Bonheimer
North Waldoboro
Robert Clume
Lincoln Academy
Prin
Charles S Seavall
Wiscasset Academy
Joanna Evans
Walter Pashard
Red Men's
Eulala Pray
Academy
Craddock
Marion Rines
Hilda Swenson
Beverly Hamlin
Anne Royer
Dora Pry
Martha Haskell
Professor Holmes
Donald Morant
Prim
Doris
Register of Deeds
Estelle Nash Wescott
Hallowell
Norris A. Miller
Carlene Shey Y
Carlene
Clara Dow
Aurelia Rines
Beulah Morrell
Eva Gorham
Evelyn Gorham
Barbara Merry
Gordon Merry
Confirmation Service at St. Philip's Church
Confirmation will be held Sunday evening March 8 at 7 30 at St Philip's Church. Bishop Brewster will administer to those prepared in Church History the Christian life and Catechism, with all parishioners invited to attend and hear the Bishop's message.
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St. Philip’s Church
Jerusalem
Samaria
Peter
John
Jesus
Brewster
Christ's Church
Major Bowes Night Planned by Pythians in Acadia Lodge
Acadia lodge of the K of P plans a Major Bowes night on March 5 with guests from the Tenth Pythian district and Grand Lodge officers. A banquet is planned, talent drawn from local lodges, and a large attendance anticipated as the program outlines at the Thursday meeting.
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Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Bowes
Pythian District
Boothbay Harbor
Ralph Kenney
Paul Gilmore
Frank Derforth
Harry Williams
Loring Roberts
Dusty Miller
Earl Freeman
Harry Watson
Arthur Gebhard
Williams
Watson
Acadia
Syn
Brunswick
Frank Danforth
Missionary Sunday Program At Advent Church Feeds Faith
Sunday included Holy Communion at 11 and a missionary program by the Sunday school at 7 30 despite bad weather. The program featured recitations songs and prayers led by students including Ruth Savage Maxine Davis Mary Fox Lena Given and Robert Dwyer with remarks by the pastor. The event drew praise as one of the finest programs in memory amid rising church membership.
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Advent Christian Church
Middle Street
Word of God
Jesus
Edgar Fox
Matt
Evie Given
Phyllis Ervine
Doris Savage
Gertrude Savage
Ruth Savage
Maxine Davis
Mabel Marden
Zephie Rice
Mary Fox
Lena Given
Missionary
Robert Dwyer
China
Walter
India
Ruth Gowell
Earnest Rice
George Fox
Blessed Davis
Maxine da Assurance
Mrs Sewall Patroness at Portland Opera Benefit
Mrs Arthur Sewall of the Stone House is a patroness for The Yeoman of the Guard performances at The Playhouse in Portland to benefit the Waynflete Loyalty Fund. The cast features Portland's leading singers with a 12 woman and 16 man chorus. Information available by calling Mrs Sewall. A Greenville club has donated 4000 bottles of milk to nourish school children, aiming for 6000 this term.
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Arthur Sewall
The
Stone House
Yeoman of the Guard
Waynflete
Playhouse
Portland
Gilbert and Sullivan
Sewall
Greenville Woman's Club
West Bath Social Roundup at Town Meeting and Local Visits
Mrs E K Thompson, Miss Jean Danforth, and Mrs Loring Smal served lunches at the Monday town meeting in Littlefield school while Lowell school continued after a vacation. Many residents visited relatives in Bath, Brunswick, Saco, Farmington, Waterville, and Cape Elizabeth as guests, with several teaching and work-related trips noted.
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E. K. Thompson
Jean L. Danforth
Loring D. Smal
Littlefield
Lowell
Helen H. Rogers
Farmington
Conn
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Harriet Desmond
Saco
Desmond
Thornton Academy
Florence A. Neiley
Ira B. Neiley
Trufant’s Crossing
Bath Street
Brunswick
Ernest Rose
Jackie Rose
Hazel Heath
John Kenney
Portland
Haydens
Lucy Ann
Bath
Haggett
Edwin W. Haggett
Belle C. Donnell
Lily S. Pray
Mavel Reed
High Street
Emily Larrabee
Beacon Junior Aid Meets Monday Night
The Beacon Street church junior aid group met at 18 Park Street hosted by Mrs. Wilbur H. Crocker with assistants Mrs. Brenton Ayer and Mrs. Blanche Locke. Twenty one members and one visitor attended. Mrs. Edward Lemoine was named chairman of a Palm Sunday service planning committee. Profits from chairback pins and pre Easter sale items were reported. The next meeting is scheduled March 16 at Mrs. D. Leroy Lord’s home with Mrs. Archie Wishart and Mrs. Curtis Hughes as hostesses.
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Junior Aid
Beacon Street
Wilbur H. Crocker
Park Street
Brenton Ayer
Blanche Locke
Edward Lemoine
Fred D. Pinkham
Harley A. Shattuck
Aid
D. Leroy Lord
Upper
Washington Street
Archie Wishart
Curtis Hughes
Lord
Major Bowes Amateurs On Tour At Bath Opera House
Major Bowes Amateurs On Tour Unit Four, fresh from Boston Metropolitan Theatre engagement, brings a celebrated variety show to Bath Opera House on March 17. The cast features Arthur Frechette piano, Michael Ballero, Bob Ryan on xylophone, Rose O Neill soprano, Wyoming Jack O Brien cowboy singing, Eva Ortega, Sol Strausser, Billy Finnegan band, John Jewel banjo, Raymond Kreiser impersonator.
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Major Bowes
Unit Four
Bath Opera House
Metropolitan Theatre
Boston
Boston Theatre
Union
Arthur Frechette
Michael Ballero
Bob Ryan
Rose O'Neill
Wyoming
Jack ‘O’brien
Junior Chamber Plans Water Show For Bath Carnival
At a Monday Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting presided by James A. Gillies Jr six committee chairs were named and regatta plans discussed. The group, 30 members strong, considered a 1936 water carnival to promote Bath with Shipping City seen as a strong venue for a regatta. Committee chairs include athletics Dr Francis A Winchenbach education Harold E Brown social Dr Paul A Gregware municipal Dominique J Tardiff manufacturing A Farley Dodge. A supper meeting was set for March 16 at a parish house.
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Francis A. Winchenbach
Harold E. Brown
Paul A. Gregware
Dominique J. Tardiff
Municipal
A. Farley Dodge
Police Probe Pratt Accident Involving Fractured Leg
Earl A. Pratt twenty four of 87 Dummer street sustained a double fracture of the ankle and lower leg after being found in a snow bank near his home. Officials are probing the circumstances, including a car driver and possible failure to aid, with conflicting accounts of whether Pratt was knocked down or fell. He told his brother he was pushed from a machine before being taken to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl A. Pratt
Dummer Street
Pratt
Nancy Ann
Manley Ellis
Howard B. Barter, Jr
PWA
Ralph M. Pratt
Valley Road
Morse Dramatic Club Appears At Grange in One Act Play
Morse high school dramatic group staged Saturday Market directed by Miss Katherine Conley at West Bath Grange night. Students filled roles from Mrs Baker to Mrs Hanson. The event featured a curb Asheville market scene and a post show dance led by Carver's orchestra with Ethel Tourtillotte coordinating.
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Dramatic Club
Morse High School
Katherine Conley
West Bath Grange
Grancery
Coleyr
Ferando T. Hutchins
Kritting
Praynge
Carver
Ethel Tourtillotte
West Bathgrang
Woolwich
Veteran town clerk reelected in West Bath meeting
Harry J. Rich was re elected as West Bath town clerk at Monday’s town meeting. Joseph W. Larrabee served as moderator and Wari Donnell named board of selectmen chairman. Edward W. Haggett sought second selectman, Albert White elected third member. Edward K Thompson became treasurer and collector, Mrs. Loring D. Small re elected school board member. Principal appropriations included 1200 for road work 250 for patrol penalties 600 for salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Rich
West Bath
Joseph W. Larrabee
Wari Donnell
Board of Selectmen
Edward W. Haggett
Second Selectman
Albert White
Edward K Thompson
Loring D. Small
Woolwich Community Notes and Local Figures Gather
Woolwich reports birthday observances for February with a party at Boothbay Center hosted by Rev. Plinette Allen and gifts exchanged. The Golwich Good Will club organized a surprise shower for Elbridge Rice at Sagadahoc Ferry with refreshments and plans for March meetings. Community updates cover grange activities, illness, travels, budget meetings, and a Nequasset church reception for Rev. Walter Swank prior to his move to Waterboro.
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Plinette Allen
Boothbay Center
Adams
Allen
Ida M. Beals
Harry Fitch
Sagadahoc Ferry
Samuel Hathorne
Morris Baker
Forrest Baker
Bruce
Gilbert Hathorne
Baptist Church
Sere Good Will Club
Golwich
Percy Marston
Elbridge Rice
Dorothea Skillings
Charles V. Hunnewell
Maud Orr
Nelson Rice
Edward Reed
Costello P. Hall
Graze Skillings
Ernest T. Savage
Day's Ferry
Savage
Woolwich Grange
West Bath Grange
Arthur Williams
Lizzie Hathorne
Hartley Hathorne
B. A. Bailey
Wiscasse
Mary Dana
Barbara Isabel
Augusta
Roger Savage
Murphy's Corner
Burton Hodgkins
Eben Dana
Mary
Ernest Rice
Frank Rice
Marjory
Richmond
Ralph Rice
Clayton Dolloff
Loud’s Island
E. A. Dolloff
Woolwich
Nequasset
North Woolwich
Harvey Henderson
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Frank J. Walker
Boston
Maxine Walker
Charles Warburton
Natick
Mass
West Bath
Nequasset Congregational Church
Walter Swank
Waterboro
Rev Swank
George Farnham
Calvin
Wellesley
Reginald Stacy
Lawrence Ryan
Philadelphia
Herbert Lily
Herbert Leeman
Bath
Barley Neck
Harold Shaw
Lloyd
Ivan
Frederick Robinson
Washington Street
Alice
Mary Kenney
Montsweag
Shaw
State House
Alice Kenney
Hennessys Return From Boston and New York Visit
Personal notes record Mr and Mrs Mark W Hennessy of Center Street returning Wednesday from a two week visit in Boston and New York Alfred King from Portsmouth Navy Yard machinists department was called to Bath on business at Bath Iron Works Corp Mrs Lawrence Ryan has returned to Nequasset after three months in Philadelphia with daughter Mrs George M Carlton and family The Sorority of church held a covered dish supper in evening.
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Lawrence B. Haggett
Portland
Wilbur F Merrill
Bath Road
Garrison Hill
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
John A. Merry
Gardiner Road
Martha Haskell
Lewiston
Ernest Alley
South Bristol
Fred Soule
Bath Memorial Hospital
Moatsweag Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Frances Plumstead
William Clisby
E. Murray Senter
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jolly Janes
Raymond Sherman
Stanley W. Dodge
Water Street
Luther Hall
Albee
James R. Graves
Federal Street
Deering
Clara Grover
American Legion Auxiliary
Parker B. Stinson
High Street
Organ Society
First Congregational Church
Charles
Lawrence Marston
L. J. Boynton
W. A. McFadden
Winslow Mills
Red Men's Hall
Mark W. Hennessy
Center Street
Boston
New York
Alfred King
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corp
Lawrence Ryan
Nequasset
Philadelphia
George M. Carlton
Sorority
Church
Bathman Passenger On A Crippled Craft
Henry C. Wright was aboard the Fur ness liner Nova Scotia the ship lost its propeller 200 miles from Bermuda and 500 from Charleston. The Eastern Prince towed the Nova Scotia to Bermuda where passengers and baggage were transferred to Castle Harbour and hotel accommodations arranged. Wright and fellow travelers later rejoined the Monarch of Bermuda or proceeded home.
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Henry C. Wright
West Indies
Furness
Nova Scotia
J. W. Murphy
Murphy
Bermuda
Donald G. Robertson
Winetka
Charleston
Newport News
Bermia
Trindad
New York
Anchorage
Castle Harbour
Purness Line
Hamilton
Mr. Wright
Edward ©. Merrill
Skowhegan
Edward H. RB
Waterville
Maine
Wright
John Winslow Williams
Baltimore
Harold M. Sewall
Bath
Sterling Bible Class Regular Meeting at Corliss Street
Sterling Bible class of Corliss Street Baptist church met in the small vestry. Mrs. John H. Hunt presided. Attendees heard a devotional, Bible verses starting with K, and Bible questions read by Mrs. Eugene Watson. Mrs. Frank M. Bowker will provide questions next time. Committees were formed, social hour planned, and birthday banks contributed by several members. Refreshments served by the hostess group. Mrs. Coombs was absent.
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ML Eugene Watson
William Hill
Frank M. Bowker
William H. Sheldon
Benjamin P. Coombs
James W. Gillespie
Hill
Sheldon
Chester A. Plant
Carrie H. Trott
Frederick W. May
Wallace Plant
Pearl ©. Dunbar
James Coombs
Coombs
Veteran voter marks 64 years of town meetings
Rufus W. Lombard, soon to be 86, voted at the West Bath town meeting on Monday. He has cast ballots since age 21 and has missed only one meeting in 64 years, the instance when bedridden with a broken hip.
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Rufus W. Lombard
West Bath
Lombard
Wine Owl troop met for Tuesday afternoon assembly
The Wine Owl troop No 3 met Tuesday afternoon at an unidentified location. A note mentions 21 Pie at oA cher ptilagen street and a person passing several days in New York City on business.
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Wine Owl Troop
New York City
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Barbara Scott
Morris H. Cohen
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Camilla Pratt
Lucy Knox
Doris Stickney
Mary Anderson
Helen Tabor
Marjorie Nichols
Frieda McAllister
Betty Small
Beth Trott
Voorhees
Arthur W. King
Evelyn I. Trott
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Beacon Junior Aid
Ralph G. Stetson
Morse Dramatic Club
Jack Pinell
Edgar
William Fiekis
Hardings
Harold Freeman
East Brunswick
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