Wiscasset Community Notes Ages and Events
A collage of local items from Wiscasset and nearby towns includes wedding details of a Cronk Farmer pair, club meetings, talks by Mrs. Ida Creamer and Charles Sewall, and visits by residents. Notables include naval architect Starling Burgess referenced alongside church events, library talks, and family travels with updates on residents and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin
Charles Morse
Bath
Admiral Robert
Skeeter
John
Ateny Dea
Rockland
Wilford S. Cronk
Verne C. Farmer
Wiscasset
Greenleaf
I of the Peace
Mr. Cronk
Aanee Cronk
Wiscasset Academy
U. S. Navy
Raymond E. Farmer
Marco Club
Congregational Vestry
Robert H. Heigham
Ida Creamer
John Fisher
Vincent Reed
Cora Gorves
Laura Evans
Lucille Leighton
Brighton
Mass
Louise Quaglia
Boston
Marjorie Mills
W. Starling Burgess
Hobo
Palm Sunday to Easter at St Philip’s Church
Holy Week and Easter services detailed for St Philip’s Church with Palm Sunday processional at 9 a.m. Holy Communion sessions at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Maundy Thursday and Good Friday observances at noon and 3 p.m. Easter Sunday features 11 a.m. Holy Communion and a 7 p.m. Children’s Festival pageant with listed participants. The services include a union with the Congregational Church and a baptism on Easter Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip’s
Congregational Church
Gail Foster
Ann Quinma
Claire Bailey
Margaret Brown
Betty Grindell
Earl Colby
Sherrill Somes
Robert MacQueston
Chester Merry
Priscilla Petrie
Barbara Petrie
Roger Cowley
Ee Colby
Richard Coly
Obituary of Ellen Soule Keane of Manchester New Hampshire
Ward has been received in Bath of the death of Mrs Ellen Soule Keane at her home in Manchester New Hampshire March 24 She was born in Woolwich December 18 1880 daughter of Deacon James T and Eva Robinson Soule Her childhood was in Woolwich and after marriage she moved to Manchester where she resided Surviving are her husband Edwin Keane three daughters Eva Mary and Margaret three sons John James and Edwin five brothers John and Loring Soule of Woolwich Leslie Soule of Waldoboro George Soule of Pownal and Charles A Soule of Bath several nieces and . The funeral and burial be in Manchester New Hampshire ay forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Bath
Ellen Soule Keane
Manchester
N. H
Woolwich
James T
Eva Robinson Soule
Edwin Keane
Eva
Mary
Margaret
John
James
Edwin
Loring Soule
Leslie Soule
Waldoboro
George Soule
Pownal
Charles A. Soule
Margaret Crocker
East Brunswick
Geraldine Barter
Elaine Mitchell
Blanch Locke
Harriet Cotton
Ruth Hawks
Alberta Brooks
Louise Hamlin
Mary McCrater
Simone Barter
Nellie White
Pauline Belanger
Joseph Larrabee
Edward Rice
L. D. Sheldon
Walter Larrabee
William
David
Joseph
Topsham
Trafton Swain
York Village
Jean McMann
Warren McIntire
Walter Taylor
Pearl
Edward J. McMann
Rice
John Perkins
Hardings
Arthur Babkirk
Albion
F. W. Deehan
Laura Whitmore
Gardiner
Leon Felker
Augusta
West Bath
Odie M. Rich
C. S. DePuy
Cambridge
Mass
Nella Stover
Edward McGuiggan
L. D. Rogers
Philip Burns
University of Maine
Edward Burns
Charles McEwen
William Cole
East Andover
William Cushing
Andover
Larrabee’s Grove
J. Fish
Dr. Wilson's Hospital
Brunswick
Louie Hagan
Harold Davis
S 1c
USN
Normand Perry
Madison
Gertrude Greenleaf
Dorothy
Howard Carlton
Arrowsie
Chain of Water
Goo
Roland
Reynolds Funeral Arrangements for Mrs Ellen Mc Issac Reynolds
The funeral for Mrs Ellen Mc Issac Reynolds is planned for Thursday morning at eight o'clock at the church. The Huse P T A will meet Thursday evening at eight in the junior primary room of Huse school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Mc Issac Reynolds
SU S Church
Huse P. T. A
Huse
West Bath Obituary and Community Notes Highlight Local Relations
The period piece recalls the Lombard family rooted in West Bath with farming and Happy Nook on New Meadows. It notes marriages to Lydia Perkins and Georgia Perkins, plus seashore life, clambake lore, and private services in St. Petersburg. Community notices cover birthdays, anniversaries, visits, and gatherings at various Bath area homes with multiple local residents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Lydia Perkins
Cox’s Head
Poy
Ara — Elperseti - van Ama
Samuel N. Brickwood
Happy Nook
New Meadows
Georgia Wallace Perkins
St. Petersburg
Lombard Cemetery
Economic discussions mirror 1920s postwar mood in county meeting
At Littlefield Bath last week farmers and residents reviewed postwar price swings and economic trends. Eastman urged caution on debt, urged cost cuts, and advised monitoring textiles grain futures and the gold standard to gauge future trends. The County Agent used charts to illustrate labor, industry, agriculture, and crops over time. Local prices, milk advertising ideas, dairy promotion, and canning crops were discussed alongside pota toes and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield
Bath
Weday
Eastman
Cornell
Farm Bureau Holds March Meeting in West Bath
West Bath Farm Bureau met at the Little Field School to hear Arts and Crafts demonstrations led by Mrs. Percy Marston of the quasset group. Mrs. Fred Rose showed flower making, Mrs. Edward Thompson displayed a hooked rug, and members shared handmade items with plans for an April 22 service table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Farm Bureau
Littlefield School
E. G. Lemont
Percy Marston
Quasset Group
Fred Rose
Edward Thompson
Russell Estes
Loring
Beryl Barton
HDA
Oscar Adams
Otis Card
Warren Davis
William Davis
Earle Donnell
Edwin Haggett
William White
Elmer Williams
Marshall Boudreau
Little Miss Baker
Card of Thanks for Woolwich Fire Aid
Mr and Mrs Alexander Robertson express deep appreciation to neighbors and friends for their hard work and success during the Woolwich fire on Sunday March 23. Fire department praised for a job well done and combined efforts credited with restoring peace to the property in Woolwich Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Robertson
Woolwich
Maine
Phippsburg Boys' Activities Forms Teacher Questionnaire
Thirteen people met Wednesday night to appoint a committee led by Thomas Man Mark Harrington and Don Alden to prepare a questionnaire for teachers to select boys from each school to attend wood working classes at Sebasco Lodge. The first session will be March 28 and the second on April 4. The next public meeting followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburgh
Thomas Man
Mark Harrington
Don Alden
Sebasco Lodge
Community notices and club activities in Woolwich and neighbors
Local groups report meetings and plans across Woolwich Center and Nequasset. Christian Endeavor meets at Cow Church with lunch. Good Neighbor Club, Ladies Auxiliary, and Woolwich Teachers' Club hold gatherings and preparations for Easter flowers and August sale. Scouting, civic visits, and ongoing community updates accompany weekend visits and hospital notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Nequasset
Woolwich
Inning Wheel Club
Marilyn Temple
Merle Jameson
Jordan Wright
Albert Temple
Hollis Leeman
Merleen Jameson
Clayton Stinson
Evelynee
Harold Stanon
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Ruth Dubar
Amy Cromwell
Francena Cromwell
Red Cross
Santee School
Bernice Bailey
Ethel Seegar
Glenell Brown
Leeman
Bettyson Walter
de Holbrook
Dicky
Kirk
Ethel Blake
Jean
Anna Seegar
Geraldine Rly
Ethel Bailey
Florence Hathorne
Charlotte Leefman
Pamelia Shaw
Rose Cummings
Eddie Wright
Teachers’club
Sagadahoc
Louise Reynolds
Jennie Howe
Jessie Spaulding
Tuessie Hall Mondy
Robert Westfall
Kennebec
Merrymeeting Bay
Harry Watson
Bath
Harold Shaw
Leona Presby
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Wilbur Presly
F. J. Walker
Are. Guy
Bussey
Sanford
Gapitel Island
Presque Isle
Beacon Street clergyman Reverend Alfred H. Ives noted
Reverend Alfred H. Ives of Beacon Street is mentioned in connection with events on the Beacon area. The brief item records his role as a local religious figure and ties to Beacon Street activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred H. Ives
Beacon
the Poe
Beacon Street
Montsweag Holds All Day Session
Montsweag residents met for an all day meeting with a noonday dinner. Donations were voted for the Red Cross and Crippled Children Fund. Mrs. Lemuel Preble was named delegate to Farm and Home Week in Orono April 24 to 27. Six bureau members attended a March 5 labor saving devices exhibit at Brunswick Airport. The April meeting will be at Mrs. Normaneea's with the topic Slip Covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Lemuel Preble
Orono
Bureau
Brunswick
Normaneea
Forrest Baker
Mason Carter
Norman Drummond
Sidney Evans
Warren McIntire
Harry Wallace
Maurice Shea
Wilbur Crocker
Arthur Orr
Nelson Rice
James Hay
Gertrude Munsey
Wiscasset
Woolwich Grange Holds Instruction Session and Social
Woolwich Grange conducted a school of instruction led by State Deputy G. Cleveland Marriner and Mrs. Marriner with Junior State Deputy. Thirty-two Woolwich members attended along with visitors from Enterprise Huntoon Hill and Boothbay granges. A March 26 meeting was recessed due to Pomona Grange. fifth degree work planned and Red Cross donation approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange
G. Cleveland Marriner
Woolwich
Fernald Bailey
Red Cross
Harvard Hardwick
Lincoln County
Hardwick
Boothbay Grange
Lucilleton
Pomona
Golden Sheaf
West Bath Grange Hosts Good Neighbor Night
West Bath Grange met Monday evening for Good Neighbor Night with strong attendance. Nearby granges were not represented. The Stover trio performed Bless Be the Tie That Binds and speakers included Renshaw and Boudreau. Next Monday the program will be run by the young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Stover
Mary
Ee Tek Sagar Renshaw
Local Couple Enjoy Pleasant Visit at Tellede Water
Mr and Mrs George ee bee of Braintree are spending a few weeks at Tellede Water enjoying excellent weather and leisure time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ee Bee
Braintree
Tellede Water
Wedding Saturday At Home Of Bride Of Portland
The wedding of the bride of Portland was held Saturday at home with best man and attendants present. Spring flowers decorated the room and table. guests enjoyed luncheon after the ceremony. The couple planned a wedding trip to Boston and will reside at 62 Bath Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
City
New England Ho Tel. Co
George Goodwin
Arthur Gila
Boston
Bath Street
Bath teachers discuss curriculum bulletins program
Bath educators and Superintendent review Our Little Folks bulletins as part of a planned curriculum program. The meeting covers teaching topics and revision needs for the complete program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Gredés
Bath Notes and Local Social Chats
Bath residents share weekend visits and greetings as Mrs Walter Cunningham and Alice Hinckley called on Earl Payson Sunday. Howard Nash of Bath ill with the grip. J N Micholas and family also in Bath for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryon
Campbell
Walter
Alice Hinckley
Bath
Howard
Nash
J. EN. Micholas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Sproul
St. Andrew's Hospital
Damariscotta
Book Club
Miss Hobson
Bemis
Federal 5
Elmer Wickham
Charles Dunton
Duntons
California
Florida
Clinton R. Bailey
Charles S. Barnes
Huntoon
Hill Grange
Elizabeth Webb
Bob Allen
Mrs
Ellen S. Keane
Farm Bureau
Montsweag
West Bath Grange
Bath Leaders Review
Bodwell Grange
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