Wiscasset Lodge Officers Installed in 1884
At Arambec lodge I O O F meeting on July 17 1884 officers were installed by D D G M Harrison Hilton including Herman B Dodge N G John G Somes V G Fred H Albee R S R T Ryndlett P S R H T Taylor T John E Dickinson W W Merrill C W West I G Geo W Shea O G John E Dickinson is the sole surviving member. In the same issue local notes report Capt R T Rundlett chaired Chicago convention delegation Freeman D Southard home from Richmond captains visiting Boston and more.
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Lilliputian
Arambec Lodge
DD. G
John E. Dickinson
W. F. Merrill
W. W. Bradbury
F. A. Sears
N. G
C. W. West
I. G
Geo. W. Shea
O. G
R. T. Rundlett
Chicago
Freeman D. Southard
Richmond
R. H. Tucker
Boston
A. J. Averell
Annie Coffin
James E. Stinson
Leavenworth
Kas
H. H. Stinson
Cara Stinson
Wiscasset
William Elms
Dbosi
Olive M. Thompson
Bath
Henry E. Sewall
New York City
Charles Parks
Osweto
Annie, C. Sewall
New Orleans
R. K Sewall
James L. Bryne
Damariscoltia
Lowie Lincoln
Pera Gillett
Kingston
Wales
Brian
Cps
Charles Bavioon
Bathurda
Grace Barnes
Merle Day
Mindhe Street
Fred Biase Tas
Gatecner
John Dow
Luther Hall
I. Pi Mimsey
Pladity Amimsey
George W. Sineer
Recorder
Henry P. Mason
Waldoboro
Weston M. Hilton
George A Cowan
Howard E. Hall
Damariscotta
Quarte
Vain
Wade Wilb
Reugineit Lane
Velita Deepue
Grace Pease
Evxenyn Hutchins
Pined Sverr
St. Pits
Fridertul
Aaron Mareh
J. W. Lewes
Foainariscottu
Fiatiysiefe Cov Sire
Isu
Albee
Doruths
Wiseioset Loreen
Saad
Wearet
Sheepsear Wa
Searh Newcastle
Wisvesset
Charles FE. Tutts
Libby Thistle Club Wins at Wiscasset
Libby Thistle Club claims victory at Wiscasset with sharp defense and team effort. The scoreline highlights key players and a strong performance by Libby Thistle in a close contest.
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Libby-Thistle
Wiscasset
Bath Garden Club Re-Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Bath Garden Club held its annual meeting at the Cosmopolitan club with strong attendance. Officers re-elected were Harry L. Day president Miss Martha Foote vice president Miss Mabel Thwing treasurer and Mrs Alice Churchill secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Garden Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Harry Ll
Martha Foote
Mabel Thwing
Alice Churchill
Clara Abbott
Isabelle Carter
Garden Club of
Bath
Garden Club
Harry L. Day
Grace Parish House
Ramsay McDonald
Wiliam D. Sewall
Yorkhall
MacMahan
MacMahan Island
Eveative
American Legion
Rotary Club
Livermore Falls
Alice C. Churchill
Winter Street Boys Club Meeting Described In Odd Setting
The Winter Street Boys Club met in the men's room last Wednesday night. William Perkins, conductor, won bean bag. Percival Black gave a recital titled Poor Nuts. Edith Isabelle and Margaret Mackinnon provided music. Supper and doughnuts followed at Perkins home with Fred Hart Frank Harvie organizing the supper and John Greene overseeing entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
William Perkins
Percival Black
Edith
Isabelle
Margaret Mackinnon
Mr. Perkins
Fred Hart
Frank Harvie
John Greene
Chester Horne
Edward Morin
William Greene
Mrs York Observes 88th Birthday at Home
Mrs. York celebrated her 88th birthday Friday at the home of her son H Mars in Brunswick read by well wishers in good health. Family and friends sent telegrams and messages from Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island and a variety of gifts and flowers were received.
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Mrs. York
Wit- Nai
York
Gauin H. Mars
Brurkswick
Connecticut
Massachion
Piithand
Cundys Harbor
Brunswick
Migh
Phippebury
eLin Piianeed
Bes
Tate
Ule
Mies
MORSE SOWS AND GIRLS ENTERTAIN VISITORS AT MEET
The Morse Soxys and girls entertained visitors after a basketball game between Rockland and Cheverns teams in Portland. They served sandwiches cake and cream and held an informal social hour before departing to Wiseman's Farm for the cream and to Steeves for the cocoa and sitar. Urnival of Mrs Todman noted. Cousin Weir at St. Martins is mentioned. Willis Holbrook of Werbrook and Mrs Craft visit with Mr and Mrs William Craft. Holbrook now a registered pharmacist in Portland.
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Lihows
Tesays
Rockland
Cheverns Neh
Portland
Wiseman
Mao
Willis Holbrook
Werbrook
Beth
Fpridey Viottars
Williamy Craft
Holbrook
Leonard Mitchells Drux
Bath voters reelect Cahill and 18 city officials
In Monday’s election Bath residents endorsed Mayor Cahill and the city government. Cahill was reelected and 18 of 28 city officials were returned, with a few councilmen promoted to aldermen, signaling continued city stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Cahill
Mayor Cahill Wins Election in Citywide Vote Totals
The election returns show Cahill defeating Cahill with a total of 1392 votes to 172 for purity, across wards including Ward 1 Chester McCabe and Ward 7 Harry White. Aldermen and council candidates from multiple wards also appear with party designations and tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill
Wierd
Cahill Puredity
Chester H. McCabe
Samuel Povich
Stanley M. Brown
Charles T. Henderson
Same
Ralph P. Mank
Harold J. Dowling
Harold E. Cuttine
Samuel C. Mulcahy
Frank A. Hall
Eugene A. Youland
Mark W. Hennessy
Georg
M. Emery
Leslie J. Weld
Edward A. Perry
Thomas C. McCabe
Harry L. Haynes
Ward
Marius H. Page
Arthur W. Criediman
Jov A. Donnell
James D. Crane
George C. Quicksall
Rufus A. Hall
William A. Fall
Forrest C. Leeard
Frank H. Beal
Leon J. Billings
Fred W. Aderson
Frederick Edney
Bertha GC. Powers
L-C
Robinson
James C. Mushean
Ware
Harry B. White
Leland S. Plummer
Elmer FL McFarland
Nine year old Parris dies after illness
Ray and Miry Parris mourn the death of their nine year old son, Moana, at home after complications from illness. Funeral services set for Wednesday at ten, with burial at the local cemetery. Also mentioned is nine year old Andress Dobson, son of Mr and Mrs. Harry Dobson of Washington Street, seriously ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puvis
Ray
Miry Parris
Moana
Andress Dobson
Harry Dobson
Washington Street
Mr Dobson
South Co
West Bath Town Meeting Lights Quiet Ballot
At West Bath’s annual meeting held Monday in the Littlefield schoolhouse fewer than 40 voters attended. Officers re-elected included Moderator B H Stackpole, Town Clerk Harry J Rich, Selectmen E W Slaggett Earl C Donnell and Edward K Thompson, Treasurer Fred S Brown, Auditor Alice R Small, and School Board Lillian Donnell J W Larrabee and Alice Small. Budget items listed: school $272.16 roads and bridges $1200 patrol $300 special roads $400 state aid $600 snow damages $100. A committee of E W Hageett Earl C Donnell Edward K Thompson to pursue fire apparatus. Several residents noted minor injuries and visits, with many social references to local families and gatherings.
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West Bath
Littlefield
B. H. Stackpole
Harry J. Rich
E. W. Slaggett
Earl C. Donnell
Edward IK. Thompson
Fred S. Brown
Alice R. Small
Lillian Donnell
J. W Larrabee
Alice Small
S. F. Bates
W H. Brown
F. W. Larrabee
I. B. Neiley
H. J. Holden
James E French
Edna Higgins
William Bailey
James B. Lemont
Joseph W. Larrabes
Elmer Higgins
Loring Small
Charles Whittum
S. A
E. W. Hageett
Edward K. Thompson
Henry Brown
Philip Stackpole
Bates College
Lewiston
Campbell's Pond
Miles Purington
H. P. Jett
the Nazarene Church
Alma Reid
Russell Street
Bath
J. E. Mayo
Red Cross
Annie Trufant
Nhi
Liewelyn Rogers
Alfred Snow
J. Everett Mayo
E. R. Brown
Jesse Bailey
Bowdoin
Lussor
Ham Bailey
Tittioefield
Treasury
Margaret Liddell
Kenneth Liddell
Dedham
Mass
Frank Dunton
Boston
Henrytown
L. D. Shelden
Joseph Larrabdes Bazen Lemour, Jr
Baroute Byerman
John Preeman
Snow Park
Emily Larrabee
Betty Rose
Rosedale
Fred Witham
Polls
J. M. Lement
Beatrice Davis
Afry
E. W. Haggett
Pittsfield
John MecLellen
Upper Washington Street
J. B. Lemont
Marisa Rose
Marguerite Donnell
Stanley Williams
Ernest E.,williams
Central League Auction Draws Strong Attendance
The League of Central Church held an auction at the parish house Wednesday or the preceding week. A novelty sale with antiques including mirrors teapots and a fruit bowl plus books and cooked foods drew a fine crowd. About $70 was cleared for the league treasury under chair Miss Margaret Foote with help from a large committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Church
W. S. Newell
William H. Small
Margaret Foote
League Treasury
Horace P. Morse
Harold Avery
James Bonney
Agnes Humphreys
Lucy Kimball
Charles Curtis
H. Emma Magcun
Cheries R. Farnham
George Dean
O. M. Redlon
Lucius LeMuit
Unclear Local Notices With Family Names and Visits
Fragmentary OCR text notes individuals such as Miss Tae Stinson of Petia, Mr and Mrs Vrank Me Cobb and annly, and Boothbas Guy Cromwell of Wooboteh. Mentions relatives Harry Haieh Sundar, Mrs CG LL Siesars, Mrs Leland Siegars, and Joe Brucess with a Monday reference to Pichmnond.
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Tae Stinson
Petia
Suvilard
Cobb
Suniday
Cobbs
Atra
Boothbas
Guy Cromwell
Wooboteh
Harry Haieh Sundar
LL. Siesars
Leland Siegars
Callie
LH. Siezara
Joe
Joseph Brucess
Pichmnond
Memorial service for Mrs Harding announced in Framingham
Mrs Heed ing, born in Oldtown and longtime Fremivnehan resident, died recently. She moved to Brunswick with her husband Winthrop and left daughter Margaret son Howard and sister Mrs Frank G Reed. She had been in Seco for a few weeks with her daughter Mrs Howard P Bill.
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Harding
Ciace
Mirs
Heeding
Oldtown
Fremivnehan
Brunswick
Winthrop
Margaret
Howard
Frank G. Reed
Mechanic Street
Iren Seco
Howard P Bill
Five Past Masters Present at Sagadahoc Pomona Meet
About 108 members attended Sagadahoc Pomona with Enterprise grange in Richmond on February 27. Five past masters presided as the fifth degree was conferred on nine candidates. Greetings came from Homer Alexander, master of Enterprise, with Everett Lemont of West Bath replying. The host served a fine dinner and the afternoon featured music by Donald Foster and Rebekah Rogers, plus reports and talks on hall improvements, ventilation, drainage, pruning, spraying, and landscaping plans for grange property. The next meeting will be with Progressive grange in Richmond Corner on March 27.
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Sagadahoc Pomona
Enterprise Grange
Richmond
Homer Alexander
Everett Lemont
West Bath Grange
Donald Foster
Rebekah Rogers
Winifred Rackley
Topsham
Joanna Hodgkins
West Bath
Topsham Grange
Henrietta Sawyer
Pomona
Edwin Stewart
Charles M. White
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Albert Henderson
FE. C. Patten
Harry Rackley
Charles M. Whits
Hhr
Demeter
Minnie Waldron
Pompena
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner
Radio reception enforcement proposed by Senator Slocum
A bill introduced by Senator Slocum of Cumbriané county aims to reform radio disturbance enforcement under nine Public Utilities Commission supervisors. The plan funds work with an annual radio set license and equips supervisors with detection gear similar to federal systems to trace interference from radiating sts or power banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Frederick
Slocum
Cumbriané
Public Utilities Commission
Vale
Senwxor Slocum
Sladtuim
Kitato
United State
Cui
insTmers
Woolwich Elects Entire New Board
Woolwich voters elected a full slate to local boards. Asa Hataorn Cyrus Cilbvere and Oswu Dodee named to the selectmen. John Carter reappointed auditor and Clarence Baker joined the school committee for three years. Town appropriations totaled about 16000 with 2669 for road work and 35390 for schools.
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Woolwich
Minwall
Asa Hataorn
Cyrus Cilbvere
Oswu Dodee
Clara
Peat
Pdnar A. Blanch
Treasuer John Carter
Woolwich Social Notes Highlight Town Visitors and Events
Residents and guests fill weekend activity in Woolwich with visits from Bath Augusta and Brunswick along with local church and club events. A tea room opening near Easter, town meeting attendance and a Traveler's club formed by the Girls club are noted, plus services and a mock trial at Nequasset and Sagadahoc schools activities.
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James Broom
Bath
Mildred Miller
Edgecomb
Bar Dow
Carl Hughes
Bangor
Charlotte Buck
Augusta
Lannes Fuller
John Savage
David G. Reed
Mary Fullerton
Douglass Hunnewell
Auburn
Reuben Hunnewell
Jennie Prescott
New Jersey
Isenberg
Millard
Fred Hanson
Sullivan
Leon Kelly
Brunswick
F W. Carlton
Harry T. Fitch
Boston
William Lincoln
Bath City Hospital
Lothair Lowell
March
Murphy
Everett
Mass
R. B. Keirstead
George Ames
Emmi A. Copeland
Maurice Shea
Malcolm
Arrowsie
Edwin Moulton
Clifton Scott
New York
Maxine Walker
Phylis Littlefield
Wells
Poland Sprice House
Alice Preble
Bowdoinham
John Reed
Delia Card
Stewart Little
Westpore
Rahh Wright
Ruth Ames
Travelers Club
Lawel Brown
Murphy's Corner
Harvey Bailey
Elsie
Montsweag
Charles Smith
Flint
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Nequasset Church
Day’s Ferry
Saga
Montsweag Farm Bureau to discuss Poultry Management
The Montsweag Farm Bureau will hold a meeting on Thursday March 13 at the grange hall starting at 10 30 with an all day program on Poultry Management. County Agent Mr Eastman will lead the session and after the program questions will be answered. Dinner will be served by the Women's Farm Bureau at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Eastman
Farm Bureau
Women’s Farm Bureau
Local Play Cast Called to Meeting at Mrs Teeling Home
Mrs Annette Teeling of Dunier Street invites all participants in the play The Virginia Heroine to meet at her home this evening at Beacon Street Church, with the performance set for a near future date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Teeling
Dunier Street
Beacon Street
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Methodist Church
Charles E. Titus
L. G. March
Rev. March
West Anna
South Newcastle
Sheepscot
Wiscasser
Helen McLaughlin
Turner
Ezra Perkins
Harry Bradford
Windham Center
E. Fred Albee
Alvin T. Berry
Ella Nicholson
J. P. Tucker
Alice McIntyre
C A. Richards
Tiarmonica Band
Wiscasset Imet
Paul Fainham
Kenneth Glidden
Lee Merry
Ihe
Beverley
B. F. Blagdon
Squantum
C. D. Paw
Paul
Elizabeth Anne
Harry Quinnam
Lucille
M. M. Slaith
J.P. White
Ars Theodore Sherman
Edward Ifill
Philadelphia
United
United States
Temahok
Ano
Zina H. Davis
Bridge
H. R. Pease
Frank Gray
Nellie Pusner
Ptatt New
Radio Sales and Service
Harmon & Field
Labbie’s Picture Shop
Levinton
Sly
Acadeny
Acadeny Ced
Aires
Owe
Pepe
Shy Howard Apie
Lote
Hoprington
Terrimpians
Fear Ray Britany
Moenlauiy
Renn
Perkins
Carleton Ti
Harriveiar
MORSE
Vunural
Todman
Driday Atttwo Ochock Ab Ceorgstown
Oui Coneteune
Wardens
Charles E. Shepard
Groree R. Boutin
Fred E. Brage
Jones P. Ledyard
William H. Miller
Owen J. Ledyard
Walter S. Russell
Benjamin Cgediman
Albert L. Strout
Everett G. Lengat
Charles A. Coombs, Jr
Sadie Garcelon
George D. Emero
Aristta M. Yates
Eva J. Lemont
John A. Norris
John A. Smith
Harry Lemont
Nobody
John S. Place
Charles M. King
Edward F. Miller
Wilmun
Fo Vt
Chiryer CC
Aderten
Isha
Conney
Vaarver
London
Greco
Chest
D. Colby
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McCur
Parris
L. F. Medicine Co
Portland, Me
Soutil
Dresden
Mro. W. BE
Sagadahoc County
Maine
Buxton
Clara Elliott
Cape la Rents
Buxton Rheumatic Medicine Co
Abbot Village
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