Installation of Rev. David L. Wilson at Central Church
The Rev. David L. Wilson was installed as minister and pastor at Central Church in a ceremony featuring out of town clergy, choral processions, and a sermon by Rev. Dr. Jesse Hill of Portland. The Ecumenical Council approved the appointment and thanked the retiring Rev. George C. DeMott. The service included hymns, organ solos, and charges to pastor and people. Additional notes cover a Beacon Street Sunday school social and local civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Ecumenical Council of
Wilson
George C.demott
Central
Peterson
Holy City
Miss Luce
M. J. Duncklee
Winter Street
Duneklee
Jesus
Gounod
Jesse Hill
Portland
Beacon Street
Bowie
Pineville
William Thistle
Bath Market Brims With Fresh Produce and Cautious Prices
Local markets show a wide assortment from southern states and glasshouse crops. Potatoes steady at 75 cents a bushel as farmers prep beds, strawberries top 10 to 20 cents a box, butter around 30 cents a pound, eggs about 25 cents, fowls 18 to 20 cents pounds, lamb 16 cents, veal 13 cents, oats urged to rise in Maine, hay valued at 19 to 20 dollars a ton, and general demand steady amid favorable weather signals.
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Foster
Avill
Bath
Myerty Tas
Maine
Colonial Whist Finalizes 25th Club Tourney With Prizes
The Colonial Club duplicate whist season concluded Tuesday with ten pairs. Owen and Fuller would have set a record score of 12 2 5 if not for a misplayed card. their actual finish was 11 1 5. Prizes went to H W Owen Jr, E M Fuller Jr, and class winners T P Black and O P Coffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Fuller
Owen-Fuller
Thompson-McCole
Sos
W. Bonney-Turner Weoe
Haggett-Black
H. W. Owen, Jr
E. M. Fuller, Jr
Thomas P. Black
O. P. Coffin
F. B. Naci
Ron Edson Meee
Monhegan Visitors and Local Trade in Friendship
Monhegan residents Myra Stanley Maynard Orne and W. J. Orne visited Friendship to see friends. Walter Davis sent five barrels of herring to Boothbay Harbor and hired two fishermen at 2.50 a barrel. Mrs Annie Davis improving after grip. Rev W M Brewster of Rockland holding meetings. Eldoras Mellain returned from New Harbor. Archie Brum and daughter Phyllis arrived to work for the season. Wilson Wallace of T Swett Co Portland in town. Isabel Triblee and Mrs Hiram Corallis visited Boothbay Harbor. Thomas Young of Bristol working for W S Stanley. Pemaquid schooner brought lumber for Earle Field. L Marcus from Rockland shown spring and summer clothing. Mildred Page of Martinsville working for Triblee Sisters. George Greene began Earle Field's cottage. W J Stanley visited Boothbay Harbor on business. Four big fishermen in harbor Sunday. A social dance Saturday night with all enjoying it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Stanley
Maynard Orne
W. J. Orne
Friendship
Walter Davis
Boothbay Harbor
John Field
Georgetown
Archie Brum
Phyllis
Thomaston
Wilson Wallace
T. Swett & Co
Portland
Isabel Triblee
Hiram Corallis
Thomas Young
Bristol
W. S. Stanley
Pemaquid
Earle Field
L. Marcus
Rockland
Mildred Page
Martinsville
Triblee Sisters
George Greene
Stanley
Winnegance Local Notes Highlight Residents and Road Work
William F Willis visits brother in Arrowsie Miss Clyde Morse sails to Boston for summer Mrs Charles T Small and daughter Lucy return from Bowdoinham George Eaton builds yacht tenders Phippsburg road crew advances road improvements Community sewing circles and church events noted Several residents visit Parker Head Popham Beach and Small Point Fire at Walter Morse home investigated by Edwin Emmons Sherman Morse visits tug Nottingham crew birthday parties and school events observed Willis gardens at John G Morse home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Willis
Arrowsi
Cornelius T. Wills
Clyde Morse
Boston
Charles T. Small
Miss Lucy
Gardiner and
Randolph
Phippsburg
Robert P. Manson
Thomas JL. Perry
Goldie Greenleaf
Southport
Eleanor Morse
John A. Small
High St
Fred
Coombs
Lewiston
Charles Perkins
Perkins
Parker Head
Tue Tacomy
Sewing Circle
Wintheld W Alorse
John DD. Rogers
William A. Perrs
John G. Morse
The
Independent
Charles Wilson
Bath
William C. Merry
Albert Morse
Richard Mann
Myra Merritt
James O. Lincoln
Ida Hunt
Small Point
Eugene Spinney
Popham Beach
Brown Bible
Peoples Baptist Church
Winneganee Church
A.D. Adams
Alfred Oliver
Walter Morse
Captain Prewle
Edwin T. Emmons
Sherman Morse
Nottingham
Portland
Tedford
Thomas L. Perry
Seymour Hayden
Merle Hough
Jennie Franks
Newton
Mass
Arrowsiee
Walker
Memorial Day Observance Planned by Sedgwick Post No. 4
Sedgwick Post No. 4 G A R outlines a Memorial Day program on Saturday May 30 with a formal procession starting at 2 PM from Front Street and Linden Street. The event includes military and veteran groups, a service at G A R Monument in Lincoln Street area, and a church service with readings and music by St Jean's Band and the High School Glee Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick Post No. 4
Front Street
Linden Street
M. Sharp
Marshall Maj
Geo. A. Baker
Police
St. Jean's
4Th Company
Artillery Corps
Sons of Veterans
Kateon
Boy Scotts of America
Beacon
E. A. Fuller
Wesley
W. Armes
Corliss
Leland Mitchell
Central
Maj. W. R. Kimball
Grace Church
E. B. Pinkham
Post
Sedgwick
Kennebec Naval Veterans
Oak
Oak Grove Cemetery
Lincoln Street
Green
Hieh
Soldiers’ Monument
Center
City Landing
Nennehar Naval Veterans
A. Evans
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Curtis
Margaret Bakeman
Maurice J. Duneklee
America
St. Jean
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Mount Washington
Allan Ramsay
J. E. Newton
Charles Harbutt
G. M. Woodwell
South Bristol
H. A. Corey
Corey
Coerne
Old Central
George E. Warren
Portland Harbor
Norfolk
S A. m
Warren
J. T. Skolfield
Sheffield
Desmond Store
Chase’s Corner
Opera House
Michigan
Merril
Johnsen
Et Johnson
Bonney
Hehe Turner
Monhegan
Annie Davis
W. M. Brewster
Bor
Winnegance
Woomen
Ralph Merry
Sedgwick Post
Charey
Glonelet
Mayor Dunton
Army
Navy
Post Hall
Republican State Committee
Augusta House
Frederick F. Parkhurst
Bangor
Messrs. Skelton
Androscoggin
Shaw
Aroostook
Sturgis
Cumberland
Spofford
Hancock
Ham
Kennebec
Black
Knox
Cowan
Hastings
Oxford
Parkhurst
Penobscot
Baldostataquisams
Sagadahoc
Briggs
Somerset
West
Waldo
Greenlaw
Washington
Emery
York
Mr. Holman
Franklin
Ledyard
Miss Anne Robinson
Washington St
Addison Jones