Easter activities and town notices from Wiscasset church
The Congregational church held an Easter pageant The Challenge of the Cross with church school members and Rev E G Spinney ill. Harvey R Pease led the evening service. The Dorcas and organ societies met. Upcoming screenings include Betty Ross at 730 pm and a Kids program by Felix the Cat Chaplin Our Gang with baseball instruction. Community events cover tea for seniors and library style gatherings.
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Congregational Church
E. G. Spinney
Joanna Evans
Virginia Pease
Gold
Grace Bean
Ruthena’ Thompson
Ruth Jones
Helen Quinnam
Gerald Scannon
Frances Grover
Geraldine Munsey
Lawrence Haggett
Ernest G. Spinney
John Currier
Grace Knight
Mary Hobson
Barbara Southard
Florence Knight
Niagara Falls
Am the
Way
Living Christ
Dorcas Club
Louie Hill
Organ Society
Emily Groves
Nina Fowles
Harvey R. Pease
Betty Ros
Congregational
Alice Brady
Betsy Ross
George Washington
George MacQuarrie
Young Men's Club
Felix the Cat
Charle Chaplin
Our Gang
G. K. Kneeland
Dr. Kneeland
General Electric Co
Roger Plaisted
Little Daughter
George W. Carleton
E. J. White
Boston
Herbert Munsey
Day's Ferry
Emma Day
Bath
Georgianna Lilly
Hooper Street
Luther Hall
Boothbay Harbor
Woman's Club
Charles S. Sewall
Hodge Street
Washington Trip
Wiscasset Academy
Vivian R. Giles
F. Burton Haggett
Grace A. Albee
John H. Southard
Norris A. Miller
Sarah Keirstead
W. Philip Munsey
Charles E. Knight
Main Street
Lucinda Allen
Shriners’ Hospital For
Springfield
Mass
Wiscasset Academy nets six wins in girls season
The Wiscasset Academy girls basketball team went 6 wins 1 loss under Coach Soule with a strong lineup led by Bunny Lewis and Dot Chase. Guards Louise Adams Hazel Mayo Nellie Varney supported a fast pace as center Georgia McPhee and captain Hat McPhee starred on the floor.
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Wiscasset Academy Lassies
Waldoboro High School
Waldoboro
Soule
Bunny
Lewis
Dot” Chase
Georgia McPhee
Hat’ McPhee
Mary Bailey
W. A
Louise Adams
Hazel Mayo
Nellie Varney
Eva Rines
Soules
Alumni
Town Aces
Richmond
Boothbay
Wiscasset Academy
Boothbay Harbor
Wiscasset
Larry” Soulesson
Jim Cushman
Connie” Parker
Parker
Flash
Ward team notes players and upcoming season prospects
The article discusses that Ward's position should secure a regular spot next year. Carl Pearson is praised as a capable passer and quick thinker and is expected to perform well. It notes the team will lose only Connie Parker to graduation, signaling a strong following season with several game scores listed against W. A. teams and area schools.
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W. A
Wiscasset
Boothbay Harbor
H. S
Waldoboro H. S
Waldoboro
Lincoln county tax fixed at twelve thousand dollars
Wiscasset notes that Lincoln county’s tax levy is fixed at 12 000 dollars. J H Greenleaf ships hay to Boston by rail and eggs are being shipped from the station. Local deaths are reported with funeral details for B F Gibbs and Ellis H Young. The clock on the town tower begins noon duties and a schoolboard election names Dr B A Bailey superintendent.
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Sheepscot Echo
Lincoln County
J. H. Greenleaf
Boston
Rev. E. W. Moore
Yale College
Miss Page
Edgecomb
W. K. Clisby
Frank W. Jackson
Bates College
Robert Marie
Foothbay Harbor
Mary Merrill
Rockland
Belle Rines
Bath
Sutton Foye
Elms
Middle Street
B. A. Bailey
Victor Gorham
Highland Church
Willis Gould
New York
Cuba
J. J. Neuhawe
Boston Journal
Lexington
Mass
B. F. Gibbs
Medford
Grace Episcopal Church
Gibbs
Discord club members host Miss Young in March tea
Eleven members of the Discord club gathered with Miss Young on Thursday evening March 23 for a social. Chocolate and cake were served. J. C. Budd traveled to Bath Monday. Rufus Rideout, long time K. and L. conductor, died. his Bath funeral occurred Monday. Sol Holbrook added items to his store of watches and jewelry. Hammond & Co. Bath plan a Middle Street photo gallery opening on Monday April 3.
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Old Files
Sheepscot
Discord
Miss Young
C. E. Gates
J. C. Budd
Bath
Rufus Rideout
Sol Holbrook
Hammond & Co
Middle Street
Camp Fire Girls Hold Their Meeting
Camp Fire Girls met Wednesday of last week at guardian Mrs. Charles R. Sims 188 North Street. After Call of Wohelo they practiced a new Camp Fire song and reviewed duties of ceremony. Health charts were explained and one presented to each girl. An Easter talk was given. Girls made Bluebirds and some practiced on spatter work. Officers: Ellen Cyr president Mary Bates vice president Janet Bridgham secretary Madelyn Dunton treasurer Rosamund Stover scribe.
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Charles R. Sims
North Street
Guardian
Camp Fire Girls
Ellen Cyr
Mary Bates
Janet Bridgham
Madelyn Dunton
Rosamund Stover
Carlton Low Bidder in 14 Contractors for Winnegance Fill and Bridge
F W Carlton of Woolwich was the lowest of 14 bids for a Winnegance project, with $33 041.10 for the fill and $23 664.10 for the bridge. The vote by Bath Sagadahoc county reps and the State Highway Commission chose to build the fill, to be completed in 120 working days from April 20.
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F. W. Carlton
Woolwich
Winnegance
State Highway Commission
Mr. Carlton
Bath
Phippsburg
Sagadahoc County
West Bath Social and Family Notes Include Visitors and Travel
Wallace Pratt visits Rock Haven at Foster's Point while Mrs. Snow remains ill at Trufant's Crossing Road. Local residents attend gatherings, plan to attend the Republican State convention in Portland, and observe a golden wedding. Several trips to Bath, Brigham's Cove, and nearby towns are noted along with school schedule and Easter visits.
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Wallace T. Pratt
High Street
Bath
Rock Haven
Foster's Point
Alfred B. Snow
Trufant’s Crossing Road
E. G. Stetson
Brunswick
Hayden
Rogers
M. H
University of Maine
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell’s Pond
Benjamin H. Stackpole
Philip A. Stackpole
Stackpole
Readfield
Kent's Hill Seminary
Carolyn M. Stackpole
Weeks Street
Boston
Rachel Upham
Erwin F. Ramsay
Bailey Street
Brigham’s Cove
Harold E. Cutting
Spring Street
Henry White
Sanford’s Crossing
Helen H. Rogers
Saco
Portland
Small
West Bath
Rich
Fred W. Larrabee
Laura Lemont
Edward E. Cook
Willow Street
Joseph W. Larrabee
Harold J. Haggett
Edgar Murphy
Charles ©. Cheley
Larrabee’s Grove
Lowell
Littlefield
Ruth Laurada
Jordan
Edwin W. Haggett
Winnegance
Samuel M. Jordan
Liss
Frank Carter
Livermore Falls
Berry's Mills
Tryouts for Y M C A Senior Court Team in Bath
Bath hosts Y M C A events with tryouts for the senior basketball team for the state tournament at Auburn this Saturday 8 to 9 pm. Candidates named include Joseph Butler Cornelius Brewster Ernie Sarkis Richard McElman Harold McElman and others with final selections based on signups through Thursday.
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Bath
Auburn
Y Gymnasium
Joseph Butler
Cornelius Brewster
Ernie Sarkis
Richard McElman
Harold McElman
Ralph McDonald
Elwood Legard
Allie Jewett
Howard Mayo
John Green
Newell Wilson
Charles Dutton
James Jenkins
Harry Ring
William Green
Alfred Parks
Raymond Parks
Harold Lyde
Ronald Smith
Archie Main, Jr
Woolwich Notes Busy Weekend Visits and Local Meetings
Local residents in Woolwich and surrounding towns report weekend visits and updates. Mrs. Harriet Adams entertains in Waterville. university students Robert Hatch and Raymond Hathorne return home from the University of Maine. a special town meeting is planned to discuss road work. Easter services and a concert are scheduled at Montsweag church with Rev. H. H. Bishop visiting communities.
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Joseph Dunton
Augusta
Laforest Savage
Hom
Yarmouth
Rufus Savage
Mary Wright
Harry Plummer
Bath
Harriett Adams
Waterville
Ernest Hathorne
Nellie Soule
John Savage
William Cressey
Richmond
Delia Card
Leon Hathorne
Moses Kennerson
Palmer Street
Ethlyn Marston
Auburn
George W. Marston
Isaphene Dolloff
A. A. Stott
Helene McFarlane
Hugh Grant
Josephine Cunningham
Fred Carlton
Eugenie Hunnewell
Mattie Gott
Brunswick
Robert Hatch
Raymond Hathorne
University of Maine
Albert Bailey
Ruth Hodgdon
Lincoln Academy
Lawrence Putnam
Eben Dana
John Presley
Frank J. Walker
Boston
Arrowsie
Herbert Stevens
Percy Marston
Orono
Frank Carter
Livermore Falls
John Carter
Montsweag
Oberammergau
H. H. Bishop
State Baptist Convention
Murphy’s Corner
First Baptist Church of
South Freeport’s J L Jones Returns From Winter Months
J L Jones returns to South Free port Sunday after time spent at his home during winter. Albert Tibbetts, recently unwell, remains at home but shows improvement. Frank Brown visits brother Tom at Dresden Mills and Harold Wall of West Dresden is homebound with a cold. A large group from the South End attends a senior play at Dresden Mills Friday night. L H Seigars makes a Sunday trip to South Freeport.
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J. L. Jones
South Freeport
Frank Brown
Tom
Dresden Mills
Harold Wall
West Dresden
South End
L. H. Seigars
Albert Tibbetts
Bath man proposed for Shipping Board seat
Loyall F. Sewall of Bath is named as a potential appointee to the United States Shipping Board replacing the late Edward C. Plummer. Sewall, son of the late Harold M. Sewall and grandson of Arthur Sewall, would likely secure unanimous support from Maine’s congressional delegation if he enters the race.
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Loyall F. Sewall
Bath
United States Shipping Board
Edward C. Plummer
Washington
Mr. Sewall
Harold M. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
E. and
A. Sewall
Sewall
Death of Sarah E Quinn Bath Woman longtime resident
Sarah E. Quinn 63 of Bath died Wednesday after suffering a shock earlier. Born in Ireland to John and Mary Foley, she lived in Bath over 50 years. She belonged to St. Mary’s church and Rosary Sodality. Survived by husband Michael J. Quinn and children John J. Quinn Bath Michael J. Quinn Jr. Lynn Mass Mrs Walter Barstow Winchester Miss Winifred Quinn Miss Annie Quinn 12 grandchildren. Funeral Friday at St Mary’s Church at eight.
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Sarah E. Quinn
Michael J. Quinn
Middle Street
Bath
Ireland
John and
Mary Foley
St. Mary’s Church
The
Rosary Sodality
John J. Quinn
Michael J. Quinn, Jr
Lynn
Delightful program at the Cosmopolitan club
Mrs Roscoe P McFadden Miss Evangeline M Haynes and Mrs Carl E Albee spoke at a Current Events department meeting at the Cosmopolitan club The program featured a talk on the stage lighting backstage work and miniature theatre devices followed by a paper on Wagner Parsifal presented with motifs and Good Friday music The next meeting is set for April 7 with Judge Walter S Glidden as speaker
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Roscoe P. McFadden
Evangeline M. Haynes
Carl E. Albee
Cosmopolitan Club
Club House
Isaac B. Howard
Emma E. Walker
Wagner
Weather Outlook for April From Lewiston Prophet
Sam Morrell predicts a continued cold wave through April with normal to low normal temperatures and precipitation. The last half of the month should be warmest, with three storm periods likely from the 1st to 10th, 11th to 17th, and 22nd to 28th. Early half sees sudden temperature shifts. month starts fair and cool and ends stormy. The final week designated as earthquake period.
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Sam Morrell
Lewiston
Protest Over Toll Bridges Continues on Page One
Military units in training or en route to parades may pass toll bridges. The notice defines exemptions for armed companies and those traveling to funerals or worship on Sundays under R. S. c 27 Sec 14.
Annual Parish Supper at Beacon Street church
The Beacon Street M. E. church held its annual parish supper in the vestry on Thursday night under the Ladies' Aid. About 200 attended and the menu featured baked ham mashed potatoes fruit salad peas rolls cake ice cream and coffee. A varied program followed with piano and vocal numbers sketches and group songs performed by local residents.
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Beacon Street
M. E
Ladies’ Aid
Alice Mulligan
Weston P. Holman
Martha Hall
Robert Oliver
Bobby Carver
Hibbert Norton
Bobby
Louise Carver
Francis McPherson
McPherson
Mr. Norton
Holman
Hall
Roscoe L. Carver
Fernando A. Shepard
George Wallace
Herman Crocker
Jesse Sanders
Milton H. Douglas
Winnie Whitehead
William Pond
Weston Bonney
Marthe Hall
Prominent Personalities Summering in Maine
The state hosts famed artists and writers each summer from Ogunquit to Peaks Island. Notable names include Booth Tarkington, Kenneth L. Roberts, Florence Reed, Malcolm Williams, Elizabeth Marbury, Stanley and William Ridges, and William Roselle. Residents and visitors span Portland, Sebago Lake, Squirrel Island, Belfast, Thomaston, and Boothbay Harbor with homes and seasonal stays noted for several dozen individuals, plus George Rockwell at West Southport and Tinker Tavern.
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Maine
Ogunquit
Booth Tarkington
Kenneth L. Roberts
Florence Reed
Malcolm Williams
Belgrade Lakes
Elizabeth Marbury
Stanley Ridges
William Roselle
William Evarts
Edward Poland
Alice Johnson LaMar
Thomaston
Lakewood
Arthur Byron
Wallis Clark
John B. Hymer
Owen Davis
Albert Hackett
Arthur Goodrich
Humphrey Bogart
George Rockwell
West Southport
Tinker Tavern
Boothbay Harbor
Statute May End Toll Free Passage On Bridges
A local man promoting a Portland trip recalls a long ignored statute that could allow free passage on toll bridges including Southport Boothbay Harbor and others. The highway commission fears Sunday toll revenue loss on the Kennebec, Richmond, and Bucksport bridges if the statute is treated as still binding.
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Portland
Southport- Boothbay Harbor
Kennebec Bridge
Richmond Bridge
Bucksport Bridge
Highway Commission
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Donald B. Petrie
South Newcastle
Epworth League
Wiscasset Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry W. Webb
American Home Dept
Maine Federation of Woman's Clubs
Josephine Plum Tead
Birch Point
Fred Merry
Josephine Tucker
A. H. Lennox
Chase
Baxter’s Bitters
Tom” Hall
Harold Leavitt
Rah” Lewis
Carlton
Harry Y. Cressey
Washington Street
Thelma Lucille Gillespie
Farmingdale
Miss Gillespie
Y.M.C.A
Daniel T. Dougy
Secon
Hallet
James E. McLaughlin
Walter M. Hill
Dresden
Shipping Board
Buxton Medicine Co
Abbot Village
Cosmo Club
New Webster’s College
Times
Independent Office
Webster’s College
the Bath Times