Vestry to Spotlight May 10 Program in Wiscasset
The Congregational vestry in Wiscasset continues weekly when youth demand prompts. May 10 offers Elto Outboard Motor Boat racing Finland pictures a kid comedy The Conspiracy Man vs. Microbes and Slim Summerville Red Suspenders. Also notes on Dorcas club Friendly Indians and parish activities throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Elto
Finland
Summerville
Novia Scotia
Palestine
U. S. Navy
Dorcas Club
Friendly Indians
Barbara Southard
Joanna Evans
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Vestry
Phiadhs Lewis
Organ Society
First Congregational Church
Samuel J. Sewall
Pring
BB. G. Spinney
Christine F. Bronson
Bittte Hatte Mente
Josephine N. Tucker
Emily Groves
Mary Hobson
Miss Bronson
Elizabeth Sewall
Nellie Blagdon
Kate Sewall
Anna White
Grace Merry
Benjamin Webber
Bath City Hospital
Izetla Taylor
Lincoln Home
Georgianna Lilly
Hooper Street
Joseph P. Tucker
Josephine
Varney
Lewiston
Clarence A. Peaslee
Bath
Federal Street
Mary Ifill
Arcade
Miss Ifill
Herbert Parent
Robert Pierce
Louise Adams
U. of M
Benjamin H. Adams
Adams
Vera Lundy
Woodsfords
L. B. Haggett
Harvey R. Pease
Portland
Eugene W. Chase
Gardiner
Howard Trussell
Maine General Hospital
Keirstead
C. A. Richards
Granville Moulton
Rockland
Camden
Asbury Pendleton
State Hospital
Augusta
Fred F. Pendleton
Charles E. Titus
E. G. Spinney
Emma Stinson
Jessie Jackson
Charles N. Sigison
Miss Pinkham
Local Notes From Sheepscot Echo May 5 1894
In Sheepscot and nearby towns residents travel to Boston and Bath. Mrs. Barker returns to Damariscotta. Miss Rines visits Bath. Abbie Hodge stays with Mrs. Fogg in Waterville. A measles closure hits Birch Point school. a new sign brightens Main Street. A tense accident injures Capt. Coffin aboard the tug Wawenoe. Town meeting approves $7000 stock in the W and Q A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepscot Echo
Daniel C. Rines
Boston
C. W. Lowell
Southport
Nina Rines
Bath
Frank Barker
Damariscotta
Abbie T. Hodge
Waterville
W. F. P. Fogg
I. A. Macurda
W. S. Peaslee
Portland
Fred Albee
Main Street
Birch Point
Federal Street
Bailey
Carrie
Hattie Campbell
Sheepscot
John Richards
Waldoboro
Second Traverse Jury
Wiscasset
C. E. Kendrick
Boothbay Register
Echo Office
Sidelinger
Middle Street
J. Prescott Davis
Gardiner
Call
Willard Dickinson
C. M. Leavitt
Mr. Dickinson
John West
Lizzie Snow
Augusta
Boothbay
Islands
Charles Coffin
Wawenoe
Odell
Eddy
Edgecomb
Wiscasset 25 Years Ago Echo May 2 1908
A local column notes visits from Bath Bristol and Portland residents including Miss Marion P. Dodge and Mrs N Gratz Jackson along with others. The schooner Horatio arrived from Saco to load lumber for Philadelphia and funeral services are announced for Mrs Rena Rankins with Reverend E W Moore traveling to New York. May events and church services are listed in St Philip's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepscat Echo
Marion P. Dodge
Bath
Sadie D. Varney
Bristol
N. Gratz Jackson
Charles Legro
Peaks Island
L. A. Gray
Portland
R. H. T. Taylor
Horatio
Saco
Philadelphia
George Nute
Boston
E. Fred Albee
the Albee
Sarah R. Brookings
Trufant's Landing
Nathaniel Lincoln
Thankful F. Rogers
Annie Taylor
Taylor Fortat
Peabody
Mass
William Taylor
Robert Codman
D. D
St. Philip's Church
Local Notices and Family Greetings from Wiscasset Area
The column recordsHoward Trussels shoe factory move and sale of his Middle street shop to Captain N C Brown while he expands on Main street. Ingraham Taylor returns home for a short visit with parents Captain and Mrs William Taylor. Mrs Thankful F Rogers dies at 90 in Bath after long Bath residence and church membership. Funeral held at 29 Western avenue Bath with survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Moore
Howard H. Trussel
Hilton
M. Goodkowsky
Ingraham Taylor
Somerville High School
William Tayor
Howard Trussel
Main Street
Wiscasset
Charles Tibbetts
Waterville
C. E. Williams
Edgecomb
The
Horn
Pacific Coast
Middle Street
Capt
N. C. Brown
Brown
Trussel
Thankful F. Rogers
Hallowell Rogers
Western Avenue
Bath
Isaac Lincoln
Rogers
Wesley M. E. Church
Sterling Bible Class Monthly Meeting Observed
The Sterling Bible class of Corliss street Baptist church met Monday in the Deering room with 30 attendees. Mrs. John H. Hunt presided, devotional services led, and questions were proposed by Mrs. Lester G. Campbell. Calls and pledges were reported, a Mothers Day plan approved, and a Bath paper clipping on the 1908 church rededication was read. Tea and sandwiches followed the business session. Plans for June hostesses were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Bible
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Deering Room
John H. Hunt
Lester G. Campbell
Elsie Piper
Lee W. Scott
Zadoc F. Brown
James W. Gillespie
Chester A. Plant
Corliss Street Baptist
James Shaw
Ethel Albee
Fred May
Middleton
Ohio
William P. Hatch
Lucian R. Ames
Sarah E. Coombs
Carroll A. Deering
Wellington A. Moore
Carrie H. Trott
M. Eugene Watson
John L. Russell
Elson Harford
Ambrose S. MacFadden
E. Melvin’ Pratt
Merton Wright
Colonial Club Plans May Dance and Banquets
The Colonial club schedules a May dance for May 11 in the club rooms limited to members and spouses or lady friends. J Haviland Torrey chairs the committee with Edwin F Ramsay Eugene M Desmond William L Skelton Allan Spear and George Baer Connard. The club also considers a Spring golf tournament by a three person committee and announces a banquet for bowling teams at Hotel Phoenix and an opening banquet at New Meadows Inn when the season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
J. Haviland Torrey
Edwin F. Ramsay
Eugene M. Desmond
William L. Skelton
Allan Spear
George Baer Connard
Francis Parry
Hotel Phoenix
New Meadows Inn
Grace Church Men Plan Evening Program for Ladies
Grace Church Men's club will host a ladies entertainment night on Thursday starting at eight. W Dayton Hill leads the organizing committee arranging all aspects of the event for a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church Men's Club
W. Dayton Hill
Entertaining Program At West Bath Grange
A Grange meeting at West Bath No 154 featured Miss Lillian E Lewin lecture followed by a lively program with poems songs and instrumental solos. Guests totaled 23 with 140 in attendance as committees were named for the May 11 Orange May ball and a fish and game talk by Arthur L Grover will be shown with moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian E. Lewin
West Bath
The
Grange
Iva L. Hagan
Marjorie Smith
Sons of Grange
Leon White
James B. Lemont, Jr
Robert Waterman
Irving Dale
Frank R. Durant
Nellie Ferguson
Brother Morrill
Topsham Grange
Arthur L. Grover
State Fisheries and Game Department
Lewin
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
Robert W. Oliver
Jean L. Danforth
Mary Deehan
Catherine H. Emmons
Almena A. Jaques
Vincent Henderson
Chester McCrater
James B. Lemont
Bernard J. Comeau
Rotarians hear Louis A. Jack on economics at Hotel Phoenix
Louis A. Jack Lisbon Falls attorney spoke to Rotarians Tuesday at Hotel Phoenix, critiquing economic power cliques and bond practices, praising reform ideas, and condemning banking crises while noting ties to banking executives and international affairs. Senator N. Gratz Jackson introduced him. local attendees included E. W. Nash and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Phoenix
Louis A. Jack
Lisbon Falls
N. Gratz Jackson
House of Representatives
Augusta
Jack
State Department
Washington
Kreuger
Insulls
Mitchell
National City Bank
New York
McKnight
Medford
William A. Furber
Carl Kennedy
Oakhurst Dairy
E. W. Nash
H. Erskine
Damariscotta
Edwin Tuttle
Belfast
Morse High Seniors Plan May Ball Event
Morse High seniors will host a May ball next Friday night in the high school gym. Ernie George and ten of His Royal Arcadians will provide music to raise funds for a class trip, with the destination set by proceeds. Richard McElman, president, named committees for decorations and tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Ernie George
Royal Arcadians
Richard McElman
Helen Moses
Barbara Norton
Harold McElman
Isabell Gallant
Stanley Rogers
Oe Russell Colby
Leon Buck
Senior class selects The Rivals for Stephens High play
Stephens high school senior class settles on The Rivals by Richard Brinsley Sheridan for their annual commencement performance. Cast will include top participants from this season's plays and be coached by Thomas L. Maynard noted for prior school success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens High School
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Thomas L. Maynard
West Bath Farm Bureau notes and local visits
Mrs. Loring Small of West Bath and her sons Wil bert and Dana visit relatives in Revere Massachusetts. West Bath Farm Bureau plans a May 25 meeting on pressing at home with committees announced. Numerous residents attend sessions on electrical home equipment and pressing topics. Regulars include Miss Hortense Welch and Mrs. Knickerbocker guiding demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring D. Small and Sons
Wilbert and
Dana
West Bath
Charles Bates
Revere
Mass
Jerry L. Haile
East Brunswick
Farm Bureau
Topsham Grange Hall
Scott R. Ward
Edwin W. Haggett
Eliza Crockett
Durham
Hortense Welch
Knickerbocker
Arthur W. Brown
Belle C. Donnell
Haile
Fred J. Rose
Harold J. Haggett
Brunswick Road
West Bath Farm Bureau
Auburn
Berry's Mills Road
Beachmont
Charles H. Bates
Fred S. Brown
Trufant’'s Crossing Road
Lowell
John Miller
Benjamin Batchelder
Witch Spring Road
Stott
Harry Williams
Marion
Portland
Lincoln Williams
Williams
Foster's Point
Lillian Brown
Miami
Fla
Alfred B. Snow
Trufant's Crossing
Gilbert L. Wilson and Sons
Lewis and
Kenneth
Freeport
Trufant’s Crossing
Charles Kenney
William Williams
J. Everett Mayo
Stanley Peterson
Portsmouth
N. H
West Bath Grange
Littlefield
Julia Coombs
Amy Coombs
Campbell's Pond
Ernest E. Williams
John H. Williams
Dummer Street
Bath
Sagadahoc Pomona
James A. Thurston
Harold Peacock
Elmer J. Rich
North Bath
Laura E. Lemont
Edwin W. Haggcott
Samuel F. Bates
Sabine
Cathance
William Foser
Rowell challenges McCoy for Waterville school post
John E. Rowell contests the Ward 2 election of Thomas C. McCoy to the Waterville board of education. A May 17 hearing before Judge Fisher at the Kennebec courthouse in Augusta will address Rowell’s claims of earlier elections in 1927 and 1930 and his candidacy this year, while McCoy argues Rowell was ineligible in March 1933. The counts were 434 for Rowell and 436 for McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Rowell
Thomas C. McCoy
Waterville
Board of Education
Fisher
Kennebec Court House
Augusta
Rowell
McCoy
Woolwich notices and visits from local families and clubs
Woolwich residents attend a Topsham training class on pressing at home led by Hortense Welch with Mrs. Hathorne and Mrs. Marston among attendees. Various townsfolk visit, travel, or recover, including P. T. Smith returning from Bath City hospital after foot amputation and Raymond Hathorne at the University of Maine infirmary with scarlet fever. The Woolwich Union for Christian Service schedules a junior meeting May 7 at Day's Ferry church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Bailey
Nequasset
P. T. Smith
Bath City Hospital
George M. Stinson
Woodfords
Arbara
Priscilla Trott
Bath
Alfred Trott
Edwin Wade
Hartford
Hartford, Conn
Horace Wade
Roy McIntosh
New England Sanatorium
Melrose
Mass
Raymond Hathorne
University of Maine
Evelyn Nickerson
John Reed
Maurice Hathorne
Murphy's Corner
Josiah Walker
Boston
Day's Ferry
Walker
Eugenie Hunnewell
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Licensing Board Grants Licenses in Bath Maine
The Bath licensing board issued multiple licenses including billiard and pool rooms, a bowling alley, auctioneers, second hand dealers, and public autos. Victualer licenses were highlighted as allowing sale of 3.2 beer if legalized in Maine. A license was granted to Publix Theatre Corp to operate the Bath Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Street
A. E. Oliver
High Street
Ralph E. Legard
North Street
Edward Brown
Lemont Street
George D. Norman
Raymond Street
Victualers
Maine
C. E. O’brien
Front Street
Arthur Ellers
Edward McCormick
Water Street
B. T. Wagner
Lena McCabe
Washington Street
Herbert Norton
Abraham Miller
South Street
William Mann
John J. Conroy
Center Street
Praxitelis N. Vamvakias
Emma
Edith Mae Crocker Weds Herbert Crocker at Home
Announcement reports a pretty home wedding held Thursday night at 19 Marshall Street. Edith Mae Crocker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. King, married Herbert Crocker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Crocker. Rev. Charles H. Berry officiated and the couple will live with his parents. Mrs. Ruth E. Burns of Braintree, Mass. has been called to the city due to her parents illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest G. Spinney
Earle Clifford
South Bristol
Portland
D. M. Munsey
H. S. Shea
Leslie Ferris
Chester Swett
Boothbay Harbor
B. K. Hobbs
Blanche Wheeler
Nellie Nutter
B. F. Blagdon
B. F. Blagdon’s. Mrs. Murray Quinnam
Ann Marie
May Good
Dresden Mills
Harry Quinnam
the Ledges
Merrill Smith
George Pooler
Pooler
Theodore Sherman
Bath City Hospital
Jesse F. White
Blanche Fowle
Annie Boudin
Gertrude Munsey
Vinnie Quinnam
Octavia Nute
Lincoln Pomona
North Whitefield
Washburn
Commissioner of Agriculture
Earl Dow
John Dow
Damariscotta
Carrie Clark
R. N
Clark's Point
Robert Ek, Maass, Jr
Arrowsic
Will Anderson
South Portland
S. S. Quinnam
Quinnam Hill
Directresses
Miss Hobson
Nash
Woman
John L. Russell
Russell Street
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Hardings
Scott R. Ward
Ward
William G. Eastman
Readville
Mass
Earle A. Eastman
Julia
Reading
Fred L. King
Marshall Street
Edith Mae
Herbert Crocker
Gardiner Crocker
Charles H. Berry
Corliss Street
Elwood W. Prarie
Braintree
Ruth E. Burns
George A. Burns
Shepard Street
Lewis-Atkinson pair wed in Bath ceremony
Parker E. Lewis division superintendent of the Androscoggin and Kennebec Street Ry Bath and Miss Carmen E. Atkinson stenographer in the same office were married by Rev Henry W Webb at the home of Mrs A H Dodge in Wiscasset They returned to their new Brunswick road home Lewis a native of Wiscasset has long resided in the city and 16 years with the A and K Ry Mrs Lewis daughter of Councillor Joseph F Atkinson of 74 Western Ave Both families have close Bath connections and their weddings followed a week apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker E. Lewis
Androscoggin & Kennebec St
Carmen E. Atkinson
Bath
Henry W. Webb
Brunswick Road
Wiscasset
Freeman Lewis
Solar Lodge of Masons
Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Bath Camp
M. W
Whole Club
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath City Hospital
Bath Trust Co
Mrs. Lewis
Meachern Robinson Couple Wed in Beacon Street Parsonage
Stewart E. McEachern son of Mr and Mrs Donald E McEachern of 1229 Washington street and Dorothy L Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Roscoe E Robinson of 1192 High street were married Saturday morning at eight in the Beacon street M E par sonage Rev Weston P Holman officiating The bridal party included Florence E Faucher as bridesmaid and Carl Pye as best man The couple left for a motor trip through northern Maine and Canada McEachern known as Young Jack Dempsey and Mrs McEachern a Morse high school class of 1933 alumna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart E. McEachern
Donald E. McEachern
Washington Street
Dorothy L. Robinson
Roscoe E. Robinson
High Street
Beacon Street
M. E. Parsonage
Weston P. Holman
Florence E. Faucher
Carl Pye
McEachern
Morse High School
Civil Service Seeks Pharmacists For VA And PHS Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission invites applications by May 23 for junior pharmacist and assistant pharmaceutic aide positions with the Veterans Administration and Public Health Service. Salaries start at 2000 and 1620 dollars yearly, after deductions. Applicants must hold full pharmacy licensure from a state board and meet education and experience requirements. Full details from M H Douglas, Secretary, Civil Service Board of Examiners, at the local post office or customs house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Biddeford Book Club to Elect Officers at Last Meeting of Season
The Biddeford Book club will hold its final meeting of the season on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lewis Bradley on Penobscot Street. Annual reports will be given, officers elected, and the nominating committee chaired by Mrs. Morgan Woodruff will present names of the 1933 34 officers. Heritage will review a book. A lecture by Prof. E M Wright of Bates College will be attended with an invitation extended for May 12 at Franklin Street Methodist Church. Secretary Mrs. Lewis Reed resigns and plans to move to Escanaba Michigan with husband Mr Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Bates College
Franklin St. Methodist Church
Lewis Reed
Book Club
Escanaba
Mich
Reed
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Molly Seamon
Bernard
Leonard
Forest Lewis
Cambridge
Donald F. Preble
Optician
Center St
Rena T. (Blair) Rankins
E. W. Moore
Sterling Bible Class
Grange Hall
Woolwich
Crocker
King
Piccadilly
Piccadilly 45Th Street
Broadway