Wiscasset Club Host Card Party for Lincoln Home
The Ways and Means committee of the Woman's club hosts a two to four card party at Mrs. Albert J. Myer's Federal street home with tea to follow. Proceeds benefit Lincoln Home and guests are urged to attend or join for tea even if not playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Woman’s Club
Albert J. Myer
Federal Street
Lincoln Home
Clarence A. Richards
Webber's Tavern
Lewis B. Richardson
Attleboro
Mass
Arnold Dickinson
Providence
R. I
Congregational Parsonage
Richardson
Charles 8. Lowder
Massachusetts
Carrie Eaton Hodgdon
Frank R. Hodgdon
Westport Road
Henry W. Webb
Charles S. Lowder
Boothbay
Foote
High Street
Harry Lewis
Nash
Main Street
John L. Blagdon
Malden
Charles S. Sewall
Portland
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Charles E. Cowley
Bath Memorial Hospital
Wiscasset Academy
Robert E. Merry
St. Philip's Church
Priscilla Haskell
U. of M
University
Lawrence B. Haggett
Louise Blagdon
Lou Jewett
Garrison Hill
O.bs
Lewiston
Samuel J. Sewall
Georgianna Lilly
Day's Ferry
Woolwich
Dresden
Mary Campbell
Bath
Chester Pendleton
Middle Street
Alice Lewis
Virginia Pease
Waldoboro
R. C. Fellows
Plainfield
N. J
Five Islands
John H. Currier
Diocese of
Maine
Woman's Auxiliary
Alfred Dowling
Bradford Street
Montsweal Farm Bureau
Getchell
John H. Curvier
Theodore Gagne
Academy
Wiscasset
Fred W. Sweet
Brookline
Dorcas Club
Davis Island
Sheepscot
Charles S. Sowder
Girl Scout Council Holds Final Meeting of Season
The Girl Scout Council met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Milton C. Trott’s home. Plans included camp quotas, camperships, a future day camp, and a Juniette Low essay contest extension. Eleanor Danforth and Wilmer Voorhees were named to attend camp with council support, and a Bay Point picnic invitation was extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Milton C. Trott
High Street
Silver Birch Troop
Eleanor P. Danforth
Archibald M. Main
Miss Danforth
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Juliette Low
Main
Leaders’ Association
Bay Point
Elizabeth B. Deering
Junior Chamber Sets Fitness Education Goal for Bath Schools
The Bath Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting in Hotel Sedgwick endorsed promoting physical education in Bath schools as its major project. Speakers included Harry Edwards and Alden G. Smith. Thirty-two members attended. next meeting set for June 8 in the common council chamber. Albert S. Twining, 86, Winterport’s last Civil War veteran, died Tuesday after a life largely spent there. survived by his wife Elsie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sedgwick
Bath
Harry “Doc” Edwards
Alden G. Smith
Morse High School
Board of Education
Common Council Chamber
Albert S. Twining
Wintert
Rom Newburg
Co. D. 20Th Maine Infantry
Winterport
Warren Post G
Former Bath Woman Observes Birthday
92nd birthday of Mrs. Emily A. Frye Turner, Bath native, noted in Boston Evening Globe Somerville, Mass. She lives with her son Hiram in Somerville and is widow of Civil War veteran Hiram A. Turner. Relatives and friends sent flowers, cake, and cards. Rev. Dr. Leighton visited with flowers.
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Emily A. (Frye) Turner
Boston Evening Globe
Somerville
Mass
Turner
Edward B. Smith
Edward H. Turner
Frank H. Turner
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Bath
William O. Brookline
Charles J. Young
R. F. Moody
Mexico City
Warm Springs
Lynn Fort, Jr
Atlanta
Walter F. Turner
Laconia
N. H
Florence I. Turner
Bath High School
Doctor Parsons Freed After Manslaughter Trial
Dr. Neil L. Parsons of Damariscotta was found not guilty by a Lincoln County jury of manslaughter in the death by illegal surgery of Rita E. Lewis, a 16 year old Wiscasset Academy senior. The trial before Justice George L. Emery drew a packed courtroom and featured sharp cross examination by attorney Edward W. Bridgham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil L. Parsons
Damariscotta
Lincoln County Superior Court
Rita E. Lewis
Wiscasset Academy
George L. Emery
Weston M. Hilton
Clyde R. Chapman
Edward W. Bridgham
Bath
Ernest L. Goodspeed
Gardiner
Parsons
Tufts Medical College
Harvard
Lincoln County
Bridgham
Bath Aerie elects physician initiates Norton class Friday
At Bath Aerie of Eagles No. 875 a new Aerie physician, Dr. Albert S. Owen, is elected to begin June 1. The Walter S. Norton class of candidates will be initiated Friday evening with a buffet lunch afterward. The 16 member class may grow beyond twenty. Memorial day grave decorations are planned with a committee to place wreaths at Oak Grove Maple Grove and Calvary cemeteries. cars depart Thursday at six for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Aerie of Eagles
Albert S. Owen
Aerie
Walter S. Norton
Oak Grove
Maple Grove
Calvary
Wise Owl Troop Hikes With Silver Birch Scouts
Eleven members of Wise Owl troop No. 3, Girl Scouts of America, hiked to Berry's Mill with Silver Birch troop No. 5. Camp fires, cooking tests, and fire building tests were completed. Ruth Cogan, Eva Kingsbury, Betty Erskine, Linna Marie Purdue, Nancy Fitzgerald and Frances Flaherty passed the tests. Plans call for a Woolwich hike next Tuesday for season’s final gathering and the election of scribe and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Owl Troop
Girl Scouts of America
Court House
Berry's Mill
Silver Birch Troop
Ruth Cogan
Betty Erskine
June Sullivan
Eva Kingsbury
Linna Marie Purdue
Nancy Fitzgerald
Frances Flaherty
Woolwich
Popular City Clerk John W. Gilmore Hosts Birthday Party
Bath’s city clerk John W. Gilmore, in office 14 years, celebrated his birthday Tuesday evening with family guests including Paul F. Gilmore Arthur G. Gilmore and William C. Perkins. Gifts and refreshments followed the gathering. Mrs Wellington A. Moore hosted the Monday Evening club supper at Weeks Street home and plans a meeting next Tuesday with Mrs William P. Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gilmore
Bath
Wellington A. Moore
Monday Evening Club
Weeks Street
William P. Hatch
Washington Street
West Bath social notes reflect weekend visits and guests
West Bath residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. The Coburns of Hartford called on the Larrabees in Brunswick after a stay at Lar rabee's Grove. Various Bath families hosted visitors from Bath, Woolwich, Trufant's Crossing, and Portland, and plans were noted for a Palm Sunday and Memorial Day gatherings at local cottages and camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Coburn
Hartford
Elmer E. Mank
Woolwich
State Normal School
Geneseo
N. Y
Annie H. Trufant
Trufant’s Crossing
Ralph D. Warren
Washington Street
Bath
Fryeburg
Maude Woodside
Portsmouth
N. H
Arthur E. Baum
West Bath
Grange Hall
Fred W. Larrabee
Rosedale
King's Point
Oscar Williams
Herbert Williams
Florence Wyman
Williams
Birch Point
Frank W. Daniel
Malden
Mass
Edwin Woods
Boston
Arthur Everbeck
Winthrop
Robert D. Metcalf
Campbell's Pond
Everbeck
Woods
Metcalf
Julia Coombs
Portland
Campbell’s Pond
Blair C. Wilson
David
Charles S. Stackpole
Carolyn
Benjamin H. Stackpole
Stackpole
Bath area families weekend at cottages and lodges
A list of Bath residents and guests visiting cottages and attending a Topsham grange meeting over a weekend. Names include Doble Hewitt Larrabee Bowie Owen Pratt Hill and Purington among others with addresses on Bath streets. Cottage openings at the Pooler and Bates properties mark the social roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm L. Doble
Beatrice
Phyllis Young
Bath
Doble Cottage
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Charles E.hewitt
Winnegance
Robert B. Small
Albert J. Larrabee
Joan
High Street
Harrison E. Bowie
Raymond's Court
Humphrey A. Owen
Topsham Grange
Dromore Grange
Dromore
Owen
John H. Perkins
Elbridge B. Malcolm
Reuben H. Purington
Ralph Trask
George Ingalls
Ralph W. Kenney
James H. Thorpe
Lena D. Donnell
Minnie CC. Woodman
Hubert T. McCarty
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Middle Street
Noyes Cottage
Howard C. Bates
Snow Park
Bates Bungalow
M. Eleanor Bates
Portland
George Bailey
South Portland
Bates Farm
Samuel F. Bates
Bernard Pratt
Cobb Road
Walter M. ‘Hill
North Street
Aiken Cottage
H.A. Owen
John Pooler
Waterville
Chamberlain
Pooler Cottage
Morse high routs Wiscasset Academy 10-3 in Tuesday game
Morse high school defeated Wiscasset Academy 10 to 3 at Kelley Field behind a trio of pitchers led by Earlbach and a strong hitting game. Bob Footer sparked Morse with three singles and Harry Thayer added a three-base hit as Morse built a lead and held on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Wiscasset Academy
Kelley Field
Carl Earlbach
Eddie Brown
Ken Javquith
Morsemen
Bob Footer
Malcolm
Harry Thayer
Abbott
Wiscasset
George
Sarkis
Morse
Earlbagh
Pushard
Sherman
Bates’ College
Chaney
Footer
Bath Boys
Stover
Thayer
Gaudet
Earl Brown
Earlbach
Grover
Soule
Pearson
Rankin
Hutchins
Nickerson
Thayer J
Brown Brothers
Earle
Ed Brown
Brown
Jacquith
Hart
Tragic Motorcycle Crash Claims Miss Jeannette Soule
Miss Jeannette V Soule 18 a Stephens high school student died when a motorcycle carrying her left Bryant Pond road ten miles from Rumford and crashed into a tree. The rider Roger Adams 30 sustained a fractured skull and arm plus shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette V. Soule
Stephens High School
Bryant Pond Road
Rumford
Miss Soule
Roger Adams
Woolwich School Toilet Remodel Bids Open
Woolwich residents may bid to remodel two school toilets. Specifications available from Clarence E. Baker. The School Committee may accept or reject any bids. Bids due June 12, 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Clarence E. Baker
Community Notes From Woolwich and Nearby Areas
Woolwich residents recall winter in Orlando with daughter Mrs. Arthur Orr. Visits include Mrs Bleike Reed of Flushng and Fred Ritchie of Holyoke. Hollis Leeman ill at home. School board met at secretary Mrs John Reed. June 16 graduates 19 pupils at Union 48 with exercises at Nequasset Congregational church. Moorehouse club and social visits noted. Herbert Augustus welcomed by Mr and Mrs Floyd Sawyer. Several families summering in local homes and cottages. Sagadahoc Ferry exams for 23 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Woolwich
Orlando
Fila
Arthur Orr
Bleike Reed
L. I
Fred Ritchie
Holyoke
Mass
John Reed
Congregational Church
Nequasset
Wilson Wright
Book Club
Capitol Island
Sagadahoc Ferry
Fred Rice
William Bourke
Boothbay
Sara Bailey
Farmingdale
Dora Bailey
Lester Spinney
Harlan Trott
Olive Trott
Winchester
Murphy's Corner
Raymond V. Rice
Floyd Sawyer
Herbert Augustus
Bertha Brown
New York
Orville Jameson
Camden
Leroy Jameson
Memorial Services at Day's Ferry Church
The Day's Ferry Congregational church will host a Memorial day service on Saturday at eight. The program includes an organ voluntary, a war songs medley by the Day's Ferry School Pilgrim Chorus and quartet, offering, reports by secretary and treasurer, officer elections, a Star Spangled Banner, and Rev. Willard J. Rand Jr delivering "Their Perfect Tribute and Beautiful Flag" with participating quartets and named soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard J. Rand
George Farnham
William Robson
Henry Dubar
Ray Rice
John Carter
Winship Reed
Water spring shaped the birth of Cookeville town
WPA written vignette describes how a spring owned by Charles Cook drew county seat activity to his land in Putnam County Tennessee. The spring determined the site folklore says, later forming Cookeville as the town’s heart, with Jere Whitson building a shrine over the spring and the town growing around town water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
W. D. McClain
Putnam County
Tenn
Charles Cook
Cook’s
Cooks
Cook
Cook's
Cookeville
Jere Whitson
Monticello
Maine University group member joins Eastport engineering visit
Newell Wilson of Phi Gamma Delta was among University of Maine members of the American Engineering Society who traveled to Eastport on Saturday for a professional visit or meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Wilson
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
University of Maine
American Engineering Society
Eastport
Woolwich Book Club guests of Mrs Wright host party
Mrs Wilson Wright entertained Woolwich Book Club members and friends at Bonnie Brae in North Woolwich. Twenty four members attended as Rev Joe Purdue spoke on biographies. Next meeting in July at Mrs Melvin Howe's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Wright
Woolwich
North
Purdue
Maine
George Wright
Wright
Wilbur Howe
Percy Bailey
Melvin Howe
Emma Head
Sarah Bagley Wright
William Robson
Amelia Wright
Millie Dodge
Frank Bailey
Edgar Bailey
John Brown
Winfield Wright
George Farnham
Lincoln Houdlette
John Gilmore
Alton Reed
Clarence Baker
Harold Shaw
Gainsley
William Rand
Woolwich Good Will Club Hosts Successful Food Sale
The Good Will sale and supper at Sebenon hall Woolwich Friday evening netted 33 dollars with over 100 served in the baked bean supper. Mrs Harry Fitch chaired the event assisted by the Red Clover 4-H Club girls and a slate of local volunteers. The program featured a debut play They Made an Impression by club girls and a Hustling Helpers 4-H Club showcase with solos duets comedy and music followed by dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebenon Hall
Woolwich
Harry Fitch
Avis Marston
Patricia Strout
Geraldine Rice
Ruth Presley
Mila Orr
Sarah Reed
Thelma Baker
John Lilly
Pearl Reed
Maud Orr
Hustling Helpers 4-H Club
Ray Rice
Barbara Kilbreth
Margie
Lucille Stinson
Edna Stevens
Sarah McEachern
Treasure Island
Jessie Spaulding
Merle Jameson
Degrees conferred at Woolwich Grange meeting
Twenty two Woolwich Grange members attended last Wednesday as the first and second degrees were conferred. County deputy Harry Rackley of Topsham led the inspection. Plans were set for a mock trial and a supper at the Grange hall on Friday night June 5, with John Carter and William Robson directing the trial. Supper committee members include Mrs. Arthur Williams Mrs. William Robson Mrs. Leavitt Welch Mrs. Bertha Sutter and Mrs. Maurice Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange
Harry Rackley
Topsham
Grange Hall
John Carter
William Robson
Arthur Williams
Leavitt Welch
Bertha Sutter
Maurice Shea
Murray Fails To Place In New England Meet
Johnny Murray of the University of Maine failed to place in either the 100 or 220 dash events at the New England Intercollegiate Track and Field Games in Providence Rhode Island. Scanlon of Holy Cross won the century and 220 as Murray repeats a year old pattern of not medaling. Mrs Samuel Levi of Bath Department Store departed Sunday for a brief business trip to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
New England
Johnny Murray
University of Maine
Portland
Murray
Scanlon
Holy Cross
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Episcopal Church
C. C. Blagdon
Legion Auxiliary
Carroll T. Berry
Jessie M. Jackson
Greenlawn
Emma J. Stinson
Miss Jackson
Wiscasset, Me
LDF
Reble Prometrist
Ehons
Emily A. Turner
Somerville, Mass
DR. Parsons Freed
Lincoln Court
Eagles
Owen Aerie
Wise Owl
Berry’s Mill
Sabino
Ej Abbott
Beeen Sherman
Atte Asses Soule
Asee Malcolm
Po Chaney
If Hart
Weete
Ees Stover
Pitman
Ostee
Ter Hes Gaudet
Enews
Eens
Alkazin
Ee Grace
Tatves
Day’s Ferry
Woolwich Book Club
Mrs. Wright
Joseph O. Purdue
Good Will Club