Wiscasset Woman's Club May Luncheon Celebrates 33 Attendees
The annual May luncheon at Webber's Tavern drew 33 members of the Wiscasset Woman's Club. After grace and a multi course menu, the 2:30 meeting featured committee reports, officer nominations, and election of Mrs. Sarah A. Keirstead as club president with a program including a piano solo by Miss Mary Hobson and a paper by Mrs. Vivienne Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of
Wiscasset
Webber's Tavern
Grace
Annie L. Dodge
New England
Helen R. Haggett
Sarah A. Keirstead
Anna Flood
Grace G. Albee
Anna Soule
Laura Evans
Mary Hobson
Jensen
Vivian W. Dunn
Damariscotta
Worcester
Mass
Clara Wright
Grace A. Albee
Grace Sewall
Jessie Stinson
Helen Haggett
Betty Senter
Edna Southard
Angie Rines
Mary M. Marston
Grace C. Pease
Joseph Kennedy
William Frye
Annie Dodge
Eliza Holbrook
Genesta Chapter Visits Auburn for Pine Cone Guest Night
Genesta chapter No. 73 O E S will be entertained in Auburn by Pine Cone chapter at Masonic hall on Thursday. Supper at 6 30 under Mrs Albert Wilkinson. Miss Mabelle S Fullerton and Cecil L Fullerton will confer degrees. City officers aid include Mrs Oliver Tait and Eugene McGrath.
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Genesta
Auburn
Pine Cone
Masonic Hall
Albert Wilkinson
Mabelle S. Fullerton
Cecil L. Fullerton
Genesta Chapter
Oliver. Tait
Eugene McGrath
Annie E.cox
Carolyn Thompson
Catherine Leonard
Consuelo Alkazin
Grace Hagan
Elizabeth Deering
Marshal
Elizabeth Wishart
Mae Larrabee
Ada
Frieda Bagdikian
Ruth
Doris Leavitt
Esther
Kathryn
Winnegance Community Club to field a ball team this year
The Winnegance Community Club voted to form a baseball team to play Sebasco West Bath Brunswick Harpswell and others. A committee of Lemont Haggett Williams and Knight will recruit players and report next meeting. Regular meetings move to the first Wednesday and clubhouse renovations are planned.
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Winnegance Community Club
Sebasco
West Bath
Brunswick
Harpswell
Arthur C. Lemont
Harold Haggett
Burleigh Williams
Harry Knight
Girl Scouts Rally Draws 100 from Many Towns in Lewiston
About 100 Girl Scouts from Lewiston and nearby communities attended a Lewiston armory rally. Wise Owl and Pine Tree troops competed in contests and won prizes in singing and bandaging. Golden Eaglets were conferred and the program featured drills, pledges, and Taps. Local Council A meeting was postponed to Friday evening.
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Lewiston
Lewiston Armory
Auburn
Portland
Farmington
Bethel
Phillips
Kinefield
Woodfords
Gray
Mechanic Falls
Falmouth
Brunswick
Wise Owl
Sumner Sevwall
Catherine Shellenbarger
Wilmer I. Voorhees
John C. Fitzgerald
Wild Rose Troop
Eleanor P. Danforth
Pine Tree Troop
Linwood F. Carr
Arthur W. King
Joseph W. Cyr
Pine Tree
Cary
Cyr
Norman W. Howard
Young People Night At West Bath Grange Highlights
West Bath Grange held its Young People’s Night with 115 attendance including 11 visitors. A May ball, a benefit dance in Topsham, and a 19th start for a contest program led by Mrs. A Bernard Henderson were announced. The program featured songs, clippings, poems, sketches, and an audience discussion on youth efficiency.
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West Bath
Topsham
Grange
A. Bernard Henderson
Pomona
Hugo Sandelin
Melvin Comeau
Joseph O. Purdue
Helen E. Hartwell
Ceres
Helena Hadley
Brunswick
Flora
Grace Waterman
Harlan Booker
David Field
Harold Footer
Ernest Snow, Jr
Charles B. Doyle
Virginia Oliver
Albert White
Barbara Freeman
The
Dorothy Waterman
Henderson
Blowsky DeBunsky
Isle of Capri
Emily Larrabee
Edward Jenks
George Booker
Mr. Purdue
Fred K. Sturtevant
Four-Generation Gowen Family Remains Active in Springvale
Charles G. Gowen, 173, a tenacious canvasser and father of 10, heads a four generation Springvale clan. Born on Shaw's Ridge, he has spent most of his life in Springvale and travels many miles weekly for his work.
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Springvale
Charles G. Gowen
Shaw's Ridge
Summer at Sabino and Bath Cottages Report
Local society notes detail visits and stays at Sabino and Bath cottages. Families including the Hodgdon, Doble, Hewitt, Pratt, Bates, Lemont, Kittridge, Henderson, Wilson, Haggett, MacDonald, Conley, and Ward shared weekends and weeklong visits. News covers new car at New Meadows Inn, a range installation, CCC camp in Portland, and community events at the West Bath Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey A. Owen
High Street
Bath
Sabino
Henry G. Hodgdon
Amy Hodgdon
Green Street
Malcolm L. Doble
Beatrice
Charles Hewitt
Bernard Pratt and
Son Junior
Delmar Bates
Bates Farm
Everett G. Lemont
Sabine
William Kittridge
Fred B. Kittridge
Raymond Smith
New Meadows Inn
Paul Johnson
Gun Point
William Harding
Hardings
Bangor
Scott R. Ward
Augusta
Ernest Ward
Kenneth E. MacDonald
Portland
CCC
Gertrude L. Freeman
MacDonald
Harold Conley
Larrabee
Walter T. Brown
John
Nellie
Peggy
Mr. Brown
E. R. Brown
Deering Street
Stoneham
Mass
Eugene
David
Ruth Brown
West Bath
The
Red Cross
Grange Hall
Hugo F. Sandelin
Harry S. Wallace
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
John H. McNary
Chelsea
Lee Farm
Annie Lee
Weeks Street
James Coombs
Charles Whittum
Robert D. Metcalf
Campbell's Pond
Maine Dairymen Endorse FDA Boston Milk License Gains
Organized dairy farmers of Maine approved the Agricultural Adjustment Administration dairy program after eight meetings last week. Regional New England Milk Producers Association officers reported milk prices rose from 1.14 to 2.14 per hundred since the Federal License for Boston took effect, with over 50 farmers attending in Auburn Waterville Newport and Farmington.
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Dairy Farmers
Maine
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Boston
Auburn
Waterville
Newport
Farmington
F. C. Warner
Consolidated Dairies
NEMPA
Clinton
Belgrade
Athens
Albion
Warner
Pastor Re-elected As Nazarene Leader For New Year
Rev. Elton B. Stetson was unanimously renewed as pastor for a second year by a pleased congregation at the Church of the Nazarene. He preached on holiness from Hebrews 12 14 and Timothy 6 12 urged holy living and a tireless ministry focus. New Y P S officers were installed with James Cameron as president and Ruth Stetson as vice president.
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E. Roy Moss
Joseph Giacobbe
Everett
Mass
Charles di Perri
Middle Street
Harold Leavitt
Kent's Hill
Walter Leavitt
Birch Point
Boy Scouts
Whasset
Boothbay Harbor
Frank E. Quinnam
Sidney G. Evans
Chester Pendleton
Charles S. Sowder
Charles L. Woolworth
Portland
Wiscasset Water Co
Larrabee and Redennett
Charles S. Sewall
Perry B. Byrne
James L. Bryne
Perry B. Bryne
S. J. Sewall
Bradford C. Redonnett
W. A. Holman
Ways and
Organ Society
First Congregational Church
Mabel H. Lewis
Cora L. Bean
Sophia W. Preble
Irene H. Metcalf
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
N. H
Henry C. Jackson
Jackson
Woodstock
Vermont
H. Chester Jackson
Emma J. Stinson
Jessie M. Jackson
High Street
Wiscasset
N. Gratz Jackson
Bath
Helen Piper
Mabel Piper
Damariscotta
Miss Piper
Francena White
Main Street
Herman S. Fowles
Ella G. Fowles
South Windham
Effie J. Poole
Federal Street
E. Fred Albee
Eva G. Wise
Augusta
John Dunton
Addie Merry
Rebekah Lodge
Richmond
Congregational Christian Churches
Winter Street
Mary Hobson
Carolyn S. Varney
Clark D. Chapman
Grand Lodge of
Maine
Masonic District
Masonic Hall
Chapman
Elton B. Stetson
Church of the Nazarene
Jesus
Stetson
Hazel Brann
Young People’s Society
James Cameron
Ruth Stetson
Edna Johnson
Luella Fraser
Stanley Fraser
Lillian Freeman
Eva McNeill
Gwendolin Lewis
God
Elijah
Big Hearted Herbert Thespians Plan Next Comedy
The Soph ie Kerr and Anna Steele Richardson play Big Hearted Herbert is set for May 17 at Columbia theatre. A wholesome comedy with a sharp take on a self made man proud of humble origins, the plot centers on a wife’s family, a rich sister in law, and a surprise denouement that prompts audience reflection. The Thespians promise expert staging and a fine cast of favorites.
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Herbert
Sophie Kerr
Anna Steele Richardson
the Thespians
Columbia Theatre
Boy at home shoots self while playing in shed
Albert King 18 son of Mr and Mrs Howard E King was accidentally shot Saturday afternoon in the shed at 3 Elsinore Avenue. A .22 rifle bullet fractured a bone but the lad remained conscious and walked to hospital. Doctor A A Stott said no immediate extraction planned.
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Elsinore Avenue
Albert King
Howard E. King
Robert Green
A. A. Stott
Woolwich Plans May 17 Junior Red Cross Ent ertainment
The Woolwich branch of the Bath chapter AR C will stage an eight oclock Friday May 17 program at Sebenon hall directed by Miss Roberta Hathorne. Seven Woolwich schools will perform with a post show dance. The Junior Red Cross chairwoman and other locals coordinate the event.
Girls' Keep-It-Up Club Meeting in West Bath
The Girls' Keep-It-Up 4-H club of West Bath was called to order Saturday by President French. Roll call, motto, and minutes were read. The treasurer reported, then a recess was taken to bake angel cake with the leader's help.
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West Bath
Nequasset Farm Bureau Holds All Day Meeting
Mrs Costello P Hall hosted Nequasset Farm Bureau at her Sagadahoc Ferry home with 20 members. Miss Francelia Dean led a session on making a house homelike with color schemes and decor samples while members sewed and a May Day theme featured mayflowers baskets and April birthdays cake. A new member, Mrs Frank Head of Woolwich, joined. The next meeting May 15 will feature crocheting and knitting with Mrs Laurence Ryan of Nequasset hosting.
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America
Maine
Richmond L. White
New Mexico
South
High Street
Benjamin F. Webber
Dresden Mills
Chester Lowell
Wiscasset
Marion Aldrich
Ware
Mass
Mr. Lowell
Lowell
Alfred Gorham
Jessie M. Jackson
Bath
N. Gratz Jackson
Marcia Bailey
Nellie Bailey
Warren Grover
Raymond Robinson
Dick Larrabee
Portland
Foster Perkins
Fort Hill Street
Forrest Lewis
Egbert M. Sewall
Bobby
Charles 2Nd
Providence
R. 1
Charles S. Sewall
Bath Road
Lara Coffin
Clara Crummett
Fairfield
George Pooler
Middle Street
Clarence Cowley
Edward Pooler
Maurice Foye
Ernest C. Stinson
Bangor
Stinson
Emma J. Stinson
Congregational Church
Francena P. White
Caroline P. O'Brien
Helen Piper
River View
Damariscotta
Roy R. Marston
Prin
Mr. Gagne
Wiscasset Academy
Prin. Gregoire
Grammar School
Brunswick
Costello P. Hall
Sagadahoc Ferry
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Maurice T. Hathorne
Percy C. Bailey
Francelia Dean
Hortense Welch
Frank Head
Woolwich
Laurence Ryan
Nequasset
John Gilmore
Alton Reed
Henry Dubar
Topsham Man Struck by Auto on Lincoln Street
Edward Everard 29 of Topsham was hit by a Dodge coupe on Lincoln Street near Chestnut in Topsham Sunday. He was taken to Bath Memorial hospital with head lacerations and chest bruises. injuries not believed serious. Driver Cyrus W. Thompson of Freeport said he did not see Everard walking on the highway. Everard was hitch-hiking with Israel Achelon of Brunswick. No blame assigned to the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Everard
Topsham
Bath Memorial Hospital
Lincoln Street
Chestnut
Cyrus W. Thompson
Freeport
Everard
Farber W. Davis
Israel Achelon
Brunswick
Robert Young
Thompson
Enjoyable box social by auxiliary at G A R hall
The Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary held a social in the G A R hall directed by Mrs Bina Staples with Dad Warner assisting. Beano started the evening, a box supper followed, a brief program of impersonations was presented, and dancing closed the event with another box supper scheduled for May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Bina Staples
Dad Warner
Richard Staples
Charles Plummer
Walter Winchell
Joe Penner
Marion Talbot
Rebecca Miller
Boswell Sisters
Alice Smith
Wesley H. Lemont
Edmund Ford
John Marks
Mrs. Smith
Bull Moose Appears in Woolwich Woods
In Woolwich woods Friday afternoon a bull moose appeared near Mrs. Alice King while she hunted trailing arbutus. She retreated to safety and hurried home. It was her second moose sighting in the area, the first coming years ago when the animal swam from Lines' Island to the mainland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Woods
Alice King
David G. Reed
Getting Large Eggs From His Prize Flock
George W. McLean of 617 Middle Street raises 16 Rhode Island Reds and averages 12 eggs daily. Sunday one egg weighed 3 1/2 ounces, plus three more total 12 3/4 ounces. Eggs average 28 ounces per dozen and are mostly double yolked. He hopes to hatch Siamese twin chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McLean
Middle Street
Rhode Island
A. Hallet & Co
McLean
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William Gott
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