Visits and gatherings mark Cox's Head season in Phippsburg
Local residents and guests frequent Cox's Head and Bath area cottages for Memorial Day and weekend visits. Family gatherings include the Rogers anniversary party at Dromore and multiple visits from Bath, Portland, Topsham, Kittery, and New York City. Notables include Mrs. Isabelle Sawyer, Flora Risteen, and the Perry family with extended kin and friends.
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Mary M. Perkins
Park Ridge
Anna Burnette
R. N
Waukegan
Inl
Thomas Perkins
Cox's Head
Jennie Evans
New York City
James L. Morse
Errold Blaisdell
Quincy
Mass
Edward L. Risteen
Earl Risteen
Thomaston
Isabelle Sawyer
Flora Risteen
Hadley Tremaine
Richmond
Annie Cutting
William D. Rich
Bath
Phippsburg Center
Alston Oliver
High Street
Parker Head
Percy Lowe
J. Harry Blaisdell
Linwood Bickford
Woolwich
Howard S. Bowker
Portland Visitors Include Miss Minott and Others
Miss Abbie Minott Miss Emma Perry Miss Flora Risteen and Mrs. Raymond F Campbell were visitors in Portland Monday. Mr and Mrs George Derwent with guests Miss Dorinda Starling of San Francisco Cal Miss Edna E Pye of New York City Miss Luella Mac
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin W. Rogers
Walter C. Perry
Gardiner Rogers
Samuel Jordan
Vernal Chase
Charles Preble
Leon Eaton
Bath
Edward Bolton
Henry Minott
Portland
Percy Hyde
J. Hyde
Topsham
Robert Hyde
Brunswick
Foxboro
Mass
Elmer Blaney
Parker
Avis Blaney
Kittery
Hattie Bowker
George Larrabee
Swanton Wyman
Emily Wyman
James E. Perry
John D. Rogers
John M. Rogers
Ernest Peers, Jr
Pauline Rogers
Ernest Rogers
Abbie Minott
Emma Perry
Flora Risteen
Raymond F. Campbell
George Derwent
Dorinda Starling
San Francisco
Cal
Edna E. Pye
New York City
Luella Mac
Dromore Grangers Attend Service at Winnegance Church
Dromore grange joined Miss M. Helen Sims at Winnegance Baptist Church for Sunday worship. They entered in regalia, heard Memorial Day readings, and discussed grange home life aims. The piece praises Miss Sims and reflects on the church’s 1864 heritage and scenic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grangers
Winnegance
M. Helen Sims
Dromore Grange
Winnegance Baptist Church
Bernice Drake
Miss Sims
Grange
Blue Bay
Winneganee
Kennebec
Arrowsie Hills
Sims
Five Generations Celebrate Civil War Vet John H. Pease
John H. Pease a Civil War veteran marked his 92nd birthday with a five generation gathering at his Pease Ridge home in Phippsburg. Attendees included Ervin Campbell Carolyn King Archie Trainor Nelson Heald George Davis Joseph Donahue John Davis and Dorothy. A carrier pigeon pair featured in a local tale returned from Ellsworth after a two year absence and the male pigeon Holt noted a changed mate after the fire at Hotz jet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Pease
Pease Ridge
Phippsburg
Ervin Campbell
Carolyn King
Archie Trainor
Nelson Heald
George Davis
Joseph Donahue
John Davis
Dorothy
Ellsworth
Mr. Holt
Popham Beach Visitors and Local Residents Weekender
A long list of guests and locals visiting Popham Beach and Bath areas over the weekend includes Mrs. Charles McDonald and her Portland escort at the lighthouse reservation, Seaman E. Drake, Clifton Moreng, Mrs. Freeman Oliver and twins returning from Bath, Miss Ollie Spinney, Edgar N. Drake, Mrs. E. L. Drake, Mr. and Mrs. David Loon, Mrs. Shirley Berton, Fred Spinney, Blanchard Crowley, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McDonald
Portland
Georgetown
E. L. Drake
Margaret Stover
Joseph
Jackie
Eugene, Jr
Bath
Frank Irving
Sumner Mains
Maurice Hinckley
N. T. Fox
Brunswick
David Loon
Loon
Shirley Berton
South Harpswell
Berton
Long Island
Judy
Fred Spinney
Ralph Spinney, Jr
Blanchard Crowley
Effie Spinney
Doris
Enid Spinney
Everett Orne
Boothbay Harbor
Orne
Popham
Karl Hentz
Lester Oliver
Kennebec River
Oliver
Nina Larrabee
Henry Schofield
Eugene Osgood
Graydon Morse
Marriown
Leon Fickett
Pond Island
Fortsmouth
N. H
David Parsons
David
Melrose
Mass
Herman Shepard
Shirley Morong
Harold Hamilton
Oakland Beach
R. I
Nelson Rice
Woolwich
William R. Bowie
Spruceville
Helena Oliver
Llewellyn J. Oliver
Phippsburg
Fred
Yarmouth Academy
G. Lillian Spencer
Omar King
Linwood Haynes
Fort Popham
Raymond Larrabee
Saco
George Smith
Raphael Higgins
Sagadahoc Bay
Stephen Etinier
Rollo Morton
Howard Scott
Dromore
Lawrence
Philip Wyman
Elisha Bridges
Clarence Perkins
Moses Chandler
Dunlap Hatch
Harry Spencer
Horace Morse
Martha
Mary
John
Junior
Clinton Newdick
Augusta
Forrest Legard
Rodney Wyman
Small Point
Sewall Moore
Ashdale
Christopher Marr
Ernest Oliver
Perley Chandler
Harry Tucker
Allan Spear
Martha Small
J. Haviland Torrey
Hathaway
Cambridge
Charles Donnell
Fleanor
Stanley Hyde
Nancy
Barbara
Yarmouth
Bethel and Brunswick Teens Secretly Wed in New Hampshire
Ashby Tibbets of Bethel and Bowdoin Gilberthe and Miss Masse of Brunswick, seniors in the Brunswick High School graduating class, wed secretly Tuesday in Portsmouth New Hampshire by a justice of the peace. Mrs Masse is the daughter of Florian and Masse of 17 Spring Street Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby Tibbets
Bethel
Bowdoin
Winne gance Baptist Church Reorganizes
After 30 years of inactivity Winnegance Baptist Church reorganized with Rev. H. H. Bishop as moderator and Mrs. Zina Eaton as clerk Eleven members joined and a constitution committee was formed Miss M Helen Sims named as pastor A public service followed with greetings from First Baptist deacons and Rev Louis W West of Boston delivering the principal address The first Communion was served by deacons from First Baptist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance Baptist Church
H. H. Bishop
Westbrook
Maine
Maine Baptist State Convention
Bishop
Zina Eaton
Paul Legard
Winnogance Baptist Church
M Helen Sims
Allen Brown
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Alfred Pratt
Harry W. Moulton
A. I. Stuart
Leon Eaton
New Church
West
Sims
Morse Girls Tennis Team Clinches KV Title With 4-0 Win
Morse high girls sweep singles and doubles 4-0 over Gardiner at Bath Country Club to seal the Kennebec Valley league championship. Matches featured Barbara Donnell Eva Gaudet and pairings Wing Gaudet and Goodwin Nickerson delivering decisive victories. Coach Harold E. Brown led the champions with plans to face Portland and Deering next. Harold Titcomb family returns to Farmington from Florida after visiting Newburyport for the 300th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Gardiner
Bath Country Club
Harold E. Brown
Morse
Portland
Deering
Barbara Donnell
Hubbard
Eva Gaudet
Chase
Dorothy Wing
Miss Gaudet
Moulton and Goodspeed
Mary Goodwin
Mary Nickerson
Harold A. Titcomb
Farmington
Titusville
Daytona Beach
Fla
Newbury
Mass
Mr. Titcomb
William Titcomb
Hercules
Memorial Day services and community activities in WinNEGANCE
Morning service for Dromore grange members included a memorial day observance led by Grace Dickinson with readings by Sims and a Dickinson song. A new Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor elected officers led by Paul Merry. About 20 attended the evening sermon on Looms of the Master Weaver. Local residents and visitors reported enjoying weekend trips and visits, including hospital nurse Caroline Oliver and Camp Fire girls touring Damariscotta Mills and Gardiner along the River road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Grace Dickinson
The
Grange
Miss Sims
America
Bessie Dickinson
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Paul Merry
Thomas Totman
Ruth Dobson
Marion Marshall
Hazel Banks
Lookout
Margaret Brown
Barbara Coombs
Richard Hogan
Ruth Morse
Dorothy Buckley
Miss Dobson
Mr. Merry
Caroline A. Oliver
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Harry F. Oliver
High Street
Bay Point
Lucy Cahill
Robert P. Manson
Winneganee
Carroll A. Deering
Elizabeth Deering
Washington Street
Path
Boston
Camp Fire
Zina Eaton
Guardian
M. Helen Sims
Damariscotta Mills
Damariscotta
Mills
Gardiner
Norma Hogan
Marian Marshall
Annette Williams
Shirley Miller
Bernadine Atwood
Dorothy Perry
Eleanor Cornish
Three Players Lead Batting Honors in Bath Team
Bath strikers top the batting chart with a .500 average. Jim Miller Bill Gove and Ivan Kirkpatrick each hit 3 of 6 in two games. Don Ring and Bloody Parks follow with .444 and .428, Ring pacing hits with four. Team batting average sits at .306.
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Jim Miller
Bill Gove
Ivan Kirkpatrick
Bath
Miller
Kirkpatrick
Gore
Lewiston
Brunswick
Don Ring
Parks
Ring
Bill Gove de
Eee Eee
Alfred Parks
Rupe Lewis Tee E
Direct Bradford Descendants Honored by Colby College
Colby College awarded Kling Scholarships for 1939 to descendants of Governor William Bradford and other Revolutionary figures. Twenty awards will be granted with fifteen reserved for current students. more than 30 applicants were considered, with five chosen for merit and need.
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Governor Bradford
Colby
Bradford
Plymouth Colony
Maine
Kling
Colby College
Charles Potter Kling
Elmer Winfield Allen
Lincoln Academy
Damariscotta
Joseph Dingley
Casco
Frederick Harlan Cousins
George Stevens Academy
Bluehill
Jonathan Allbee
Wiscasset
Arnold Miller Jones
Cranford High School
Cranford
N. J
William Bucknam
Ipswich
England
Salem
Massachusetts
William Richardson Bucknam
Albert Burchard Parsons
Farmington High School
Farmington
William Bradford
Alice Bradford Parsons
William Brewster
Hallam Turton, Jr
Bellows Falls
Vermont
Jonathan Knight
Worcester
Dummerston
Court House
Westminister
Miss Annie Torrey Buried in Oak Grove
The funeral for Miss Annie Torrey was held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of her niece Mrs. Allen Spear 45 Pear Street Rev David L Wilson of Central Church officiated The bearers included nephews J Haviland Torrey Bowen Torrey Allan Spear Charles C Toothaker and ex Mayor Allen M Irish Burial took place at Oak Grove Two Maine colleges awarded scholarships to Hallowell High School senior Marjorie Hewes Bates College gave 250 Colby College 100 The recipient Miss Hewes is valedictorian active in drama and debate and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wyndel Hewes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Torrey
Allen Spear
Pear Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
J. Haviland Torrey
Bowen Torrey
Allan Spear
Charles C. Toothaker
Allen M. Irish
Oak Grove
Maine
Hallowell
Bates College
New England
Ernest C. Mariner
Colby
Marjorie Hewes
Wyndel Hewes
Hewes
Dynamite Lucier Wins Heavyweight Crown Over Dempsey
Dynamite Lucier defeated Young Jack Dempsey by technical knockout in the fourth round at the Arcade arena to claim the heavyweight title. The night featured other quick finishes as Cyclone Sawyer kayoed Audet, K O Tardiff stopped Bouchard in the second, and Quirion bested Sansone in six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade
Dynamite Lucier
Jack Dempsey
Nick Mihalos
Cyclone Sawyer
Young Audet
Waterville
Elm City
Bath
K. O. Tardiff
Brunswick
Young Bouchard
Young Quinton
Tony Sansone
Portland
Dempsey
Lucier
Jack
Sawyer
Audet
Young Quirion
Young Pancho
Quirion
Beaver dam dynamited. beavers plan eastward move
Game wardens blew up a beaver dam at Webb's brook in Waltham to stop flowage. The beavers immediately began rebuilding and a local resident found them packed and ready to relocate toward Eastport to seek work on the Quoddy dam.
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Webb's Brook
Waltham
Eastport
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Maud Holbrook
Thomas C. Hughes
Rose Carpenter
Robert Kingsbury
D. G. Morse
William B. Perry
Perry
Cora Campbell
Bailey's Island
Welfare Club
Harry Gilmore
Meadowbrook Road
Frank P. Leavitt
George P. Larrabee
Mattie Cutting
Mr. Rogers
Rogers
Eva Wyman
Martin Wyman
Omar Perry
Walter McCourt
Calvin W
Edward Thomas
Linwood Feete
Fred Oliver Wer
Mrydle Lodge
Odd Ladies
M. E. Wilbur
Arthur L. Percy
Milton
J. E. Percy
Cox's
Florence E. Reed
Eleanor Thom GE
Truman Wallace
George Thompson
Carlson & Carlson
Rupert H. Baxter
Elkanah Wyman
Harry Hannford
Lynn
William P. Morrison
Einar Hall
Bath Memorial Hospital
EB. J. Carlson
Martin L. Goodwin
Popham Beach
Maine Baptist Association
Morse Girls
Gardiner High
Master de Luxe Sedan
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
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General Motors
Slee
Tara
Lila Ee
Master de Luxe
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Cyclone Sawyer Kayos Young Audet