Trott Sees Hope For Early Recovery In Economy
Raymond H. Trott of Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co told the Southern Trust Conference that a return to sane attitudes and removal of boom-era values signals a reasonably early recovery. He warned of investment complexities, urged group effort, reliable information, and strong fiduciary governance in trust handling and corporate trusteeship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Trott
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co
Bath
Southern Trust Conference
American Bankers’ Association
Trott
Bowdoinham Baptist Association elects officers at annual meeting
The Bowdoinham United Baptist Association elected officers Tuesday afternoon in Bowdoinham with Corliss Street Baptist church in attendance. Officers include moderator Rev Charles H Berry clerk treasurer Rev Frank W Hovey auditor William H White and several committee appointments for evangelism religious education missionary activities and state convention. The meeting was largely attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham United Baptist Association
Corliss Street Baptist Church
C. D. Hazelton
Freeport
Frederick Barnes
Brunswick
Wilfred W. Chaney
Charles H. Berry
Frank W. Hovey
Georgetown
William H. White
Ella Nash
Bowdoinham
Plinette Allen
Moatsweag
Lucian R. Ames
W. H. Johnson
Harpswell
Charles R. Sims
This City
Alice Whittier
H. W. Chamberlain
Topsham
Miss Moberg Named Tuberculosis Clinic Nurse in Maine
Miss Lilly C. Moberg RN of Boston has become clinic nurse for the Maine Public Health Association. After months in York county she trained in X ray techniques and TB nursing at Chadwick Clinics, and with Dr Forrest B Ames roentgenologist. Based in Augusta, she will organize TB clinics, administer Von Pirquet tuberculin tests, and perform chest X rays statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly C. Moberg
R.N
Boston
Mass
Maine Public Health Association
York County
Chadwick
Forrest B. Ames
Eastern Maine General Hospital
Bangor
Augusta
Moberg
Lincoln County term opens with Judge Hudson presiding
Lincoln County Superior Court convened for the Spring term with Hon James H. Hudson of Guilford as presiding justice. Court officers included C A Richards as clerk and Weston M Hilton as county attorney, plus sheriff Arthur R Greenleaf and stenographer Frei S Rand. Two juries chosen, led by foremen K Weston Farnham of Boothbay Harbor and Frank J Hoffies of Demariscotta, heard an unusually light docket but reported plenty of business completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Hudson
Guilford
Lincoln County Superior Court
C. A. Richards
Weston M. Hilton
Arthur R. Greenleaf
Frei S. Rand
K. Weston Farnham
Boothbay Harbor
Cale F. Barstow
Damariszotta
Charles Bowers
Wakilobor
Fred Cunningham
Jefferson
Raymond Dolloff
Horace H. Giles
Boothbay
Frank Lewis
Newcastle
Claude Miller
Waldoboro
Frank Orcutt
Whitefield
Fred A. Soule
Wicasset
John A. Turner
South Bristol
Lindell A. Weeks
Bristol
Frank J. Hoffies
Damarisetta
Foreman
John F. Booker
Somerville
Ralph Boyd
William 8. Bryant
Nobleboro
Merlin Bagley
A. Newell Gray
Southport
Jesse Greenlaw
Ernest S. Huff
Edgecomb
Frank H. Hutchins
Wiscasset
Andrew F. Lawler
Pearl Rittall
Dresden
Edith Sawyer at Home and Town Notables Visit
Miss Edith Sawyer is at home. Mrs. F. L. Erskine returns from J. H. Greenleaf's in South Newcastle. Wm. T. Hall Jr. of Bath visited Wiscasset. Hon. H. H. Chamberlain of Round Pond attended town gatherings. Attendees traveled from here to Bath festival. Chas. H. Metcalf bought the C. C. Blagdon house on Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Richards
Dana
Ray Reed
Rebecca Cowley
Damariscotta
C. R. Tupper
Boothbay Harbor
W. L. Cowley
Portland
W. O. Buck
Bert Haggett
Fred Pendleton
Marion Jewett
Westport
Lafayette Greenleaf Vaet
Roy Reed
Lacy
James Bimson
Alex Blagdon
Bath
Warren Coffin
Miss Boyd
Federal Street
Annie Sawyer
Albee
Alvan Sortwell
Lincoln Idge
Sheepscot
E. C. Leighton
John H. Southard
Mary A. Taylor
Harry Lewis
Bo.ton
Thorndike
Boston
Sheepscot Echo
Edith Sawyer
F. L. Erskine
J. H. Greenleaf
Newcastle
Bangor
Wm. T. Hall, Jr
H. H. Chamberlain
Round Pond
Chas. H. Metcalf
C. C. Blagdon
Union Street
Local Notables Travel and Town News in Sheepscot Echo
The May 20 1893 issue lists residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs R T Rundlett in Boston G T McFarland and J Quinnam in Bath and Mr Andrew Lacy improving after illness. Other notes mention Miss Grace Ingalls and Grace Ingalls visiting, sales updates, a new store counter, Arbor Day visits, and a bridge project. It reports graduates from local schools, a piano setup by George E Getchell of Boston, and townsfolk cheering Wiscasset natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepscot Echo
R. T. Rundlett
Boston
G. T. McFarland
J. Quinnam
Bath
Andrew Lacy
Pulsiver
Waldoboro
Oscar Ridley
Henry Ingalls
Miss Grace
Chicago
Piscataqua
Birch Point
Dodge
Mr. Upton
Massachusetts
J. P. Hilton
George E. Getchell
Edward Getchell
Wiscasset
Boy Arrested Over Mother's Auto Larceny Case
A 16 year old Morse high school Freshman took his mother's car without permission twice and caused an accident. The mother asked only for counseling, but authorities issued a warrant for larceny and the case was continued for sentence before Judge John J. Keegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Sheriff’s Department
Morse High School
John J. Keegan
Bennett Returns to Mere Point After Bath Visit
Joseph H. Bennett has returned to Mere Point after spending several days in Bath with relatives, resuming his usual routine and family ties in the coastal town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Bennett
Mere Point
Bath
Woolwich Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Miss Marcia Stinson returns to Waifords after a week with County Commissioner G M Stinson. Bath guests include Mr. and Mrs. Charles T Henderson and family. Numerous locals visit relatives in Bath Gardiner Winneganee and Windham. The Montsweag 4 H club reorganizes with officers and aims for its fifth seal. county agent Eastman and parents attend.
Day's Ferry Community Club Stages Dinty Dugan Irish Comedy
Day's Ferry Community club presented the Irish comedy Dinty Dugan at Tuessic hall Woolwich on Saturday night with Samuel Ward as Dinty and Mrs Carlton Reed as Maggie. Carlton Reed as George Lent and Mrs Mable Jack as Bridget drew laughs, while Clarence Preble and Roland McIntosh also starred. The program closed with dancing to Greenleaf's orchestra and a reader, Mrs Roland McIntosh, performing Doing a Woman's Work. The club announced another performance at Montsweag grange hall on May 14 to benefit the grange. Spring styles dominated Biddeford high school junior promenade in Assembly hall with gowns in pastel shades and taffeta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinty Dugan
Tuessic Hall
Day's Ferry
Woolwich
Dugans
Samuel Ward
Carlton Reed
Maggie
George Lent
Mable Jack
Bridget
Clarence Preble
Kitty
Timothy Casey
Roland McIntosh
Greenleaf
Westport
Clarence Johnson
Bath
James Greenleaf
Gilbert Greenleaf
Ieader
Herbert Munsey
Prebe
Louisé Miller
Ward
S Ferry
Montsweag Grange Hall
The
Grange
Biddeford High School
Assembly Hall
Saenger
Len
Gubmaster Roy A. Robinson
Susan N. Piper
West Bath clubs host meetings at Campbell's Pond
Mrs Ernest E Williams entertained the Helping Hand club with guests including Mrs Laura Cutting and Mrs Joshua T ibbetts at Campbell's Pond. Red Cross members sewed quilts and shared a covered dish dinner. Many local residents visited, toured, and helped with community activities across Campbell's Pond and Trufant's Crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest E. Williams
Helping Hand Club
Campbell's Pond
Laura Cutting
Edwin Haggett
Joshua Tibbetts
Charles T. Small
Walter G. Marco
Harry Nason
Winnie Merry
Jack Waterhouse
Charles Preble
Robert Metcalf
Katherine Perkins
Bertha Combs
West Bath
The
American Red Cross
Annie Trufant
Tranfant’s Crossing
Morton Baker
Georgie A. Knight
Woolwich
William H. White
Bath
Charles C. Chesley
Fred W. Larrabee
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Alfred B. Snow
Edwin W. Haggett
Laura Lemont
Annie Wylie Stackpole
Lincoln Williams
Fred A. Bubier
Belle C. Donnell
Trufant
Lily
Pray
Center Street
Charles 8. Lemont
Presque Isle
van Buren
William Charlesworth
Donald
Worcester
Mass
James A. Miller
High Street
Rock Haven
Chester Stevens
Auburn
Birch Point
David Fulsom
Foster's Point
Fulsom
Ellis F. Coombs
Charles S. Lemont
Trufant’s Crossing
Bowdoinham
Patrick A. Tierney
Florence Tierney
Lewiston
Charlesworth
Williams
Dwinal E. Cornish
Academy Street
John Russell
Russell Street
Clifford Harrington
North Street
Twin County Farm Bureau Field Day Set at West Bath
West Bath hosts the annual field day on Wednesday Aug 17 decided at the semi annual executive committee meeting. J W Larrabee will supply a clam bake with lobsters clams potatoes eggs corn doughnuts and coffee at a price farmers can afford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Twin County Farm Bureau
J. W. Larrabee
Arrowsic youths form North Arrowsic 4 H club
A group of energetic North Arrowsic school youngsters formed a local 4 H club during the Winter term. With guidance from County Agent Charles L. Eastman they chose gardening as their project and set officers including Roland Carlton as president and Ruth B. Sturmer as secretary-treasurer. Meetings are held each Wednesday noon at the schoolhouse. Mrs Belle Wiley returned home on High Street after spending the Winter in Boothbay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest BE. Williams
Campbell’s Pond
Rock
Stackpole
Central Maine Power Os
Middle Street
Bath
William Cummings
John H. Bryant
Witch Spring Road
Bryant
Earle
William
Dorothy
Popham Beach
Graydon Morse
Morse
Coast Guard
Loring D. Small
Henry Henderson
Donald
Marjorie
Winthrop
Mass
Hendersons
Lee Farm
Sabino
Campbell's Pond
Winnegance
Milk Men’s Association
West Bath Grange Hall
Joseph Haile
Brunswick High School
Haseen
Annie Trufant
Richard
Jerry L. Halle
East Brunswick Road
North Arrowsic School
Charles L. Eastman
Roland Carlton
Richard Gowan
Ond Treas
Ruth B. Sturmer
Elmer Lawrence
Lawrence Gowan
Sturmer
Smokers blamed for large number of New England fires
Data from T E Reed of the U S Weather Bureau in Boston show smokers caused 29.2 percent of five year forest fires 1926 to 1930 in New England and 36.7 percent in 1930 the worst year. Massachusetts led fires and losses while Maine had the highest average area per fire. Fire risk tied to humidity temperature and spring droughts with activity peaking in March to May in most states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
T. E. Reed
U. S. ‘Weather Bureau
Boston
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Ewise
Reed
Rhode Iland
Connecticut
Vermont
North Bath Fire Fought With Water and Chemical Line
A Monday noon blaze in a field owned by Howard Coal Co near North Bath required Engine Four to fight the flames with 1000 feet of hose and nearby brook water. A large chemical line aided the effort as the fire spread to woods before being controlled. The article also notes concerns for Mrs. H B Allen of Bowdoinham suffering a nervous breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bath
Howard Coal Co
John M. Loring
Engine Four
Also Mentioned on This Page
Conference of Bankers
Bowdoinham Baptist Association
Corliss Street Church
Donald F. Preble
Center St
Over Sleeves
Emerson J. Stillwell
New York
Neal Creamer
Washington Street
Manley D. Glidden
Wiscaset
F. W. Winter
J. W. Fowles
Herman
Fowles
South Windham
Harvey R. Pease
J. Kenneth Burnham
Elmhurst
N. Y
Charles S. Sewall
Hodge Street
Roy R. Marston
Main Street
Lawrence Marston
Malden
Christchurch
Gardiger
St. Mark's
Waterville
St. Barnabas
St. Philip's
St. Mark's Augusta
Kennebec Valley
Nash
South Newcastle
Epworth League
Albert Siegars
Methodist Church
Atlantic City
Columbia Broadcasting System
Henry
Lion’s Club
Woman's Club
Harry Quinnam
Murray
Wellesley Hills
Robert E. Maas, Jr
M. C. Quinnam
Charles H. Munsey
Lucy A. Patterson
DeForest Munsey
Polly Clark
Chase
Baxter’s Bitters
Marcia Stinson
Ifords
G. M. Stinson
Charles T. Henderson
Fred Carlton
Sara Bailey
Gardiner
Dora Bailey
Wendell Leavitt
F. W. Carlton
Winneganee
Bath City Hospital
Norman Catherin
West Medford
Charles Day
Southam
Mina Tied
Rochester
N. H
C. P. Hall
Ferry
Douglass Hunnewell
Minnie Rice
Windham
Everett Rice
Merle Jameson
Gilbert Hathorne
Nequasset
W. L. Jennings
South Gardner
Samuel Gilpatrick
Fred Rice
Carrie .Wing
Willam Downing
Ida Pierce
Reading
Nequasset Congregational Church
Montsweag Boys
Alpert Bailey
Freddie Grover
George Grover
Samuel Soule
Holbrook Blagdon
Treasuer
Roland Bailey
Day’s Ferry
Belle Wiley
North Bath Blaze
H. B. Allen
York
Heart
Broadway
Piccadilly
ST. New York
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!