Woolwich Mutual Fire Insurance Company financials 1938
Woolwich Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Woolwich Maine reports assets as of December 31 1938 including cash in office and bank 177.57. premiums unpaid 103.31. gross cash assets 880.88. Liabilities show net cash assets 880.88 and premium notes subject to assessment 15490.91 with Wilson L Bailey serving as secretary at 289-16.
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Wilson L. Bailey
Haggetts and Jeanette Haggett Visit Boston Weekend
Mr and Mrs Lawrence B Haggett and Miss Jeanette Haggett were guests in Boston for a weekend. Harry accompanied them as part of the visit.
West Bath Red Cross Holds All Day Meeting
West Bath Red Cross met in the grange hall where two comforters were tied and sewing completed. A covered dish dinner followed. Committee for the March 15 meeting includes Mrs. Walter Marco, Mrs. Lula P. Herbert and Mrs. David S. Henderson. Attendees from Bath and surrounding towns listed with several relatives noted.
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West Bath Red Cross
Grange Hall
Walter Marco
Lula P. Herbert
David S. Henderson
West Bath
Lincoln Williams
John Wharff
Fred W. Larrabee
Edwin W. Haggett
Carlton W. Andrews
Courtney
North Bath
Morton S. Baker
Woolwich
Sewall Leads in City Elections Amid Local Balloting
City voters cast ballots for mayor aldermen ward officials and education board. Sewall won the mayoral contest by a 230 vote plurality while aldermen wards show mixed results with several Republicans leading in multiple wards and contested council seats. Local officials and ward clerks wires indicate a busy election day with party splits across wards.
West Bath Grange to Present Our Church Fair Play
The Ladies Aid of Winter Street Church will stage Our Church Fair on March 13 at West Bath Grange hall with a public supper beforehand and a small admission. Dancing will follow the program, with Carver's orchestra set for March 10 and other grange events including a later reading by Miss Normena MacKinnon. Seventy-five attendees noted plus visitors. Helen Keller plans Lewiston and Augusta talks on March 9 and 9.
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Winter Street
Our Church
Grange Hall
Ladies Aid
Our Church Fair
West Bath Grange Hall
The
Grange
Bessie Snow
Mercie MacFadden
Eva Atwood
Harry Peterson
Arthur C. Lemont
Fletcher Waterman
Annie Williams
Percy Waterman
Fred Rose
Grace Waterman
Edward Jenks
Leon Genthner
Carver
Bazin Lemont, Jr
Woolwich Grange
West Bath
Charles Genthner
John Howe
Normena MacKinnon
Topsham
Amy Lowell
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Lowell
Millay
Jesus
Edgar D. Leavitt
MacKinnon
Kenneth Haskell
Albert Friedman
Augusta
Evelyn H. Young
Wylie- Stackpole
Pine Tree Society For
Fred K. Sturtevant
Bowdoinsham
West Bath Town Meeting Highlights and Local Arrivals
Rufus W. Lombard attended the West Bath town meeting as usual with a warm reception. Food sales by local volunteers supported school funds at Lowell and Littlefield. Highway safety talks were given by Patrolman Harry L. Thompson. The body of Charles Soule was buried at Lombard Cemetery. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted in weekly updates, including travels, visits, and funeral attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus W. Lombard
Humphrey A. Owen
Elbridge Malcolm
Bath
Harry L. Thompson
Maine State Police
Charles Soule
Lombard Cemetery
Soule
Zephalinda Mitchell
Freeport
Frank A. French
Lucretia Haley
Alice Coffie
Ida Coffie
William H Mitchell
Brunswick
Ernest E. Williams
Dwinal E. Cornish
Marguerite Donnell
C. F. Whitlam
Wollaston
Mass
Trafton Swain
York
Fred W. Larrabee
Isabelle Lewis
Wiscasset
Edward Mank
Claire Wiseman
Rega Park
Long Island
N. Y
Fred J. Rose
Chester G. King
Alfred G. Cornish
Carleton W. Andrews
L. D. Small
Sagadahoc Probate Court Hands March Session Decisions
Sagadahoc probate court in Topsham Bowdoin Bath and West Bath issued numerous orders at the March term first session. Wills and administrations granted executors named guardians appointed bonds filed inventories filed and accounts allowed. Notices include licenses to sell real estate and guardianship actions with multiple Bath and Richmond estates represented by local attorneys.
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Dunton
Sagadahoc Probate Court
Tuesanay
Allison P. Furbish
Topsham
Mary J. Furbish
Florence Gillespie
Bowdoin
Leonore Coskery
Susan E. Lambert
Bath
Nellie M. Campbell
Belle C. Donnell
West Bath
Earle C. Donnell
John R. MacDonald
Viola M. Childs
Martha McAuliffe
Andrew J. Kauffman
Mary B. Kauffman
Reginald W. Kauffman
Guardian
Arthur E. Brown
Wellesley
Mass
Waldo M. Brown
Jessie P. Bailey
Marcia M. Stinson
Charlotte E. O’brien
Mary C. O'Hara
C. Ellen Dailey
Richmond
Hannah Roach
Mary Helen Bent Coan
Eugene W. Freeman
Georgetown
Joseph G. Stevens
Emma G. Snell
Bowdeinham
Mallard C. Lilly
Rose Lilly
Winnifred S. Merry
Randell E. Merry
John
Daniel
Mary
Katy
Margaret Guthrie
Edward W. Bridgham
Walter B. James
Walter B. James, Jr
Walter E. Reid
Merton Watts
Carl Watts
Winnifred B. Wardwell
Ashton E. Wardwell
Harold W. Castner
Meambri 5S
Castner
Lester E. Umberhind
Charles A. Howes
Freeman A. Trott
Novella J. Trott
Woolwich
Alfred E. Trott
Mary M. Adams
Marcia E. Adams
Roy W. Putney
Charlotte I. Putney
Wilbur H Wyman
George M. Wyman
Phippsburg
Jesse P. Bailey
William M. Bailey
Carlton B. Bailey
Herbert W. Norton
Charles T. Small, Jr
Ida May Stewart
Thomas Long
Grace G. Preble
Clarence A. Preble
Horace Dwich
Woolwich Church Services and Town Activities Report
Woolwich Union outlines Sunday services at Day's Ferry Nequasset North Woolwich and Sagadahoc with pre Easter weeknight meetings led by Bowdoin and local pastors. Montsweag and Nequasset Farm Bureaus share plans, town meeting logistics shift, and social and church events fill March and April with community notes on schools auctions and local clubs.
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Woolwich Union
Day's Ferry
Nequasset
North Woolwich
Sagadahoc
Wilmot B. Mitchell
Bowdoin College
Arthur Callaghan
Methodist Church
Montsweag
Marion Berry
Tuessic
Sebenon Hall
Frank R. Bailey
Kennebec River
Loring Mayberry
Daisy Bailey
Raymond Prescott
Bangor
No. 6 School
Henry Weston
Moatsweag
George Gainsley
Clifton
Gainsley
Woolwich Grange Advances Degrees for Five Candidates
At a Woolwich grange meeting last Wednesday first and second degrees were conferred on Marion Groves Bruce Dickson Ber tran Roland and Burton Bailey. This week these candidates received the third and fourth degrees. The program opened with America and featured four tableaux under Mrs Nellie Dowling. Participants included Gertrude Gilmore Louise Smith Etta Robson Grace Smith and Sadie Bradford. The group sang River of Time One by One Golden Harvest and Smile Smile Smile. Stunts and dancing followed. 42 attended with four visitors from Huntoon Hill and one from Boothbay.
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Rodolfo Branca
High Street
Radio Club
Red Men's Hall
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Wiscasset
Edna M. Currier
Bion Mahar
Garden Street
Huntoon Hill Grange Hall
The
Grange
Charles J. DiPerri
Wiscasset Academy
Clifton Munsey
Gardiner Road
Bradford C. Redennett
Hodge Street
Woman's Club
William Ellingwood
Rockland
Pemaquid
Elizabeth Reed
Mary Weeks
Mary Marston
Grace Sewall
Alice Greenleaf
George Rosie
Bangor
Bradford C. Redonnett, Jr
Redonnett
Federal Street
Harry Emerson Fosdick
New York
Mouse Island
Levi Steward
Frank H. Gray
Fred Soule
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary
Portland
Parker M. Stinson
Augusta
Emma Stinson
John F. Jackson
Wiscasset Grain Co
Starling Burgess
Richard Wells
Damariscotta
Clara Esta Winslow
Alfred Winslow
Edward Winslow
Casco
Edward
Millie Smith Scribner
Old Gardiner
Wiscasset Station
William Snyder
Main Street
Wylie Munsey
St. Andrew's Hospital
Lee S. Gorham
W. E. Gorham
Gertrude Pollock
Wrentham
Mass
Washington Street
Lawrence Marston
Roy R. Marston
Lester Brown
Cape Elizabeth
Elden P. Munsey
Kathryn Perkins
Walter Leavitt
Skowhegan
Alfred Groves
Munsey & Groves
American Legion Auxiliary
Bradford-Sorwell-Wright Post
Vestry
Irene Metcalf
Nellie Munsey
Lois Cowley
Inez Sherman
Mary Aines
Violetta Reed
Nellie Dowling
Lincoln County Ministerial Association
Congregational Vestry
Hilda L. Ives
New England Town and Country Church
Woolwich Grange
Marion Groves
Bruce Dickson
Bertran
Roland
Burton Bailey
America
Sowers
Faith Hope
Flowers
Gertrude Gilmore
Louise Smith
Etta Robson
Grace Smith
Sadie Bradford
Huntoon Hill
Boothbay
Adoption Petitions and Name Change Actions In Maine Estates
Petitions granted for adoption of Rosalie May Sanford by Veneranda Diaz Sanford and George A. Sanford with related name changes for George Diaz Sanford. Distribution petition filed for Lucretia S. Little of Salem. Commitment petition granted for Robert Mains of Bath and Albert E. Mains of Bath. Change of name petition filed for Lucie Marie Jones of Bath by her mother Alice May Lewis.
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Pownal State School
Robert Mains
Bath
Albert E. Mains
Lucie Marie Jones
Alice May Lewis
Bath to Florida aboard frail craft thrills owner
Aboard the Duchess, the traveler sails from Elizabeth City through the Albemarle Sound to Belhaven, narrating hazy passages, oyster industries, and crabbing, with encounters with Showboat delays, local characters, and neighboring yachts, while outlining ongoing repairs and social scenes in Belhaven before continuing south toward Charleston.
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Bath
Florida
Charleston
Elizabeth City
N. C
Cincinnati
Pasquotank
Albemarle Sound
Albemarle
Kitty Hawk
Wrights
Barrier Reef
Roanoke Island
New World
Virginia Dare
America
Pasquotank River
Alligator River
York
Alligator
Mattamuskeet Lake
Pungo River
Belhaven
Southland
Jean II
Sherwood Grant
Theo
Edna Ferber
Orienta
New Jersey
Wilbur
Montreal
Lake Champlain
Hudson
New York
Miami
Lorelei
Boston
Nova Scotia
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Charles A. Shepard
Harold F. Dowling
Alden P. Denham, Jr
Harold W. Summerton
Walter C. Rogers
Stanley E. Wallace
Walter F. Day
James F. Jones
John H. Wilson
William L. Green
Gardiner D. Rogers
Alfred A. Parks, Jr
Arthur J. Sarkis
Ward
Charles E. Parks, Jr
Carl E. Stinson
Harold W. Child
E. Raymond Parks
Norman A. Adams
Herbert L. Anderson Jr
Harold J. Carter
Joseph A. McLaughlin
Harold H. Harrington
Carleton W. Perry
William J. Allard
David D. Tabor
Waldo R. Weston
Wilbur H. Crocker
Edward A. Footer
David P. Mullin
James T. Gardenier
Frank O. Dunton
Alexander A. Burden
Charles L. Haggett
John J. Mulcahy
John M. Conley, Jr
Harry E. Cooke, Jr
Hunt
Hosmer
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Ansett
Stinson
Oliver
Rothwell
Dunbar
Tempie
Renaud
Deering
Abbot
Lord
Hart
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Clark
Teeline
Brown
Burniuim
Alley
Wakefield
Danforth
Spinney
Board of Education
le Pee Wee
Wardlaw
Wiscasse
Edith Berry
Kennebec
New York City
West Bath Grangers
Helen Keller
Lewiston
Armory
Androscoggin County
Anne Sullivan Macy
Miss Keller
Frank Ramsdell
East Hebron
Meg
Randall E. Merry
Winnifred
Merry
Josiah H. Gifford
Lucretia S. Little
Salem
Bridget T. Wagner
Edward E. Hanson
Carleton W. Lowell
M. Elizabeth Burden
Dora O. Lowell
May I. Bailey
Edmund A. Lenfest
Mary Jane Blake
Los Angeles
California
William R
Sarah Bailey
Gardiner
Dora Bailey
Bailey
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Bernette Bailey
New Portland
Frank Bailey
David Dash
Boothbay Camp
By David Dash
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pamlico Sound
Pamlico