Worship Services and Community Notes From Wiscasset Parish
Sunday church services are listed for Wiscasset and neighboring churches with changes to the Wiscasset Church school time to 11 o'clock and Go to Church Sunday activities. Reports cover parish events, a Rockland district Methodist meeting with speakers from Bolivia and New York focusing on stewardship and religious education, plus Halloween parties, visits, and local social events at schools and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Sheepscot
South Newcastle
Rat Parish Congregational Church
St. Phillips Episcopal Church
Church School
Wiscasset Methodist Episcopal Church
Rockland
Burt Hodges
Bolivia
South America
Harriet Louise Perry
John Richards
New York
Montsweag Grange Hall
Frances Plumstead
Lowell
Winona Leavitt
Anna School
Valley Brange Hall
Arthur Mann
Eau Gallie
Florida
Reis
Arlington
Mass
E. Fred Albee
Leon A. Francisco
Francisco
Federal Street
Charles E. Knight
Carris Knight
Kents Hill
James Knight
Bradford C. Redennett Jr
Frank Condon
Charles Weeks
Mary
Emmelyn Weeks
Portland
Beverley
Hills 2
Alvin W. Keirstead
Main Street
Women's Club
Club
Used Cars Pickup and Roadster Lot From 1920s
List of prewar Ford and Chevrolet models with prices ranging from 35 to 440 dollars. Vehicles include 1929 Ford Tudor Sedan 350, 1929 Ford Closed Cab Pickup 350, 1929 Ford Sport Roadster 300, 1930 Ford Sport Roadster 440, 1928 Chevrolet Coach 300, 1927 Chevrolet Landau Sedan, 1925 Chevrolet Touring, 1926 Ford Touring 55, 1925 Ford 1 ton Panel 60, 1924 Star Sedan 35. Emphasizes fair dealing and reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Gabe Wet Shae
Soho
Halloween Party and Community Plans Highlight Wiscasset News
The note highlights a Halloween masquerade by the Wiscasset Decree of Pocahontas with prizes for best and worst costumes, music by Riley's orchestra, and social refreshments. Other items mention visitors, farm events, hunting trips, and community updates including the Home project progress and upcoming meetings.
Weekend visits noted in West Bath area news
Local residents from Bath and surrounding towns are listed as weekend visitors or hosts including Louise Stewart, Carolyn Rogers, Helen Rogers in Saco, Eleanor Bates and Oscar Landeau from Portland, Henry Cotteau and family at their Bath cottage, and others visiting Sabine and Topsham. The article also mentions Mrs. Lillian Brown planning a Miami winter and the Methodist church shingles project led by Ernest Williams and I B Neiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Quinnan Brown
Methodist Church
Charles E. Titus
Women’s Association of the Methodist Church
Mary Hobson
Misses Knight
Cole
Josephine Tucker
Emily Groves
George Lilly
Marjory Moats
Mabel Lewis
Annie Macurda
Edith Hutchins
Anna White
Helen Haggett
Harvey Bean
Alice McIntire
Evelyn Hutchins
Carolyn Varney
Harry W. Bradford
L. Frank Metcalf
Birch Point
Bath
Montana
Horace G. Morse
Phippsburg Center
Maine
Joseph Coffin
Dorchester
Mass
Mr. Coffin
Fred Coffin
Hooper Street
George Hobson
West Bath
Cailaten
Johnson
Annie Tru
Sabine
Henry Cotteau
Jrett Mayo
Annie Trufant
Portland
Herbert Worrey
Washington Street
Ernest Williams
I. B. Neiley
Robert Thompson
Eva
John
Elmer Smith
Haverhill
Percy Holbrook
Bangor
Samuel Lancaster
Julia Coombs
Grange fair in Bath reported great success
Captain R T Rundlett and wife traveled to Boston. Rev E Freeman to preach at North schoolhouse Sunday. Mrs Helen Nute and Mrs Froud Nute visited Cumberland Mills. J Edward White went to Boston for a new job. flag at Academy school house lowered for Blanche Nute. Wiscasset Christian Endeavor society attended County meeting in Newcastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Redmen's Hall
Miss Reed
Woolwich
Ellsworth McPhee
Riley
George Jones
Damariscotta Mills
Lester Greenwood
Boston
Donald Philbrick
Portland
Harvey R. Pease
Mabel Dyer
Wiscasset Inn
Mary L. Amory
North Edgecomb
Lion's Club
Charles E. Titus
Long Bridge
Daniel D. Page
Edward Merry
The
Organ Society
Lincoln House Committee
Damariscotta
A. H. Richards
Homie Buildings
Sheepscot
R. T. Rundlett
Bath
E. Freeman
North School House
Helen Nute
Froud Nute
Cumberland Mills
J. Edward White
Academy School House
Blanche Nute
Wiscasset Christian Endeavor Society
Congregational Church
Newcastle
Wiscasset 1905 Local Notes Highlights Visitors and Marriages
Abner Blair returns home from Winslow. Albert Erskine arrives from Salt Lake City. D C A Peaslee visits from Bath. Cora Dodge travels to Boston for a short visit. Saul Dow starts R F D route 1 duties after B F Blagdon resignation. Fred Burleigh and wife return to Ashmont Massachusetts after visiting Mr and Mrs F E Munsey. Grace Ethel Morrill and Sewall Harley York wed in Wiscasset on November 1 by Rev W Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Blair
Winslow
Albert Erskine
Salt Lake City
Utah
D. C
A. Peaslee
Bath
Cora Dodge
Boston
Saul Dow
B. F. Blagdon
Fred Burleigh
Ashmont
Mass
FE. P. Munsey
Wiscasset
Er. W. Moore
Grace Ethel Morrill
Sewall Harley York
Dam
Odd Fellows Gala in Bath Hosts Auburn Lodge
Lincoln Lodge 10 LOOD entertained Abou Ben Adhem lodge of Auburn for the third degree on a class of candidates. A supper for 100 followed, served by committee. Speeches after the degree drew applause. Grand Lodge recently lowered eligibility for Odd Fellows to 18 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lodge
Lo.o.f
Abou Ben Adhem Lodge
Auburn
Walter I. Norton
Nathaniel Stover
Harold Barter
Howard King
Leon Lord
Clarence Rogers
Alfred Bunker
Ralph P. Mank
Maine
Noble
H. J. Carter
Henry T. B. Leeman
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Three Deer Killed In County Saturday
Deer season opened around Bath with at least three kills and likely more. Perley Day of Winneyance shot a large deer near the Weston farm at Dromore within an hour. Chet McMahan formerly of Bath killed a fair buck at Five Islands. A Brunswick resident bagged a fine duck at Small Point in Saturday afternoon. No reports from Woolwich yet, but no kills implied there. Veteran duck gunner W. E. Pogey Elliot sighted a large duck offshore Thursday from Bowdoinham shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Perley
Winneyance
Weston Farm
Dromore
Chet McMahan
Five Islands
Brunswick
Woolwich
W. E. “Pogey” Elliot
Bowdoinham
Real estate transfers headlined by Sagadahoc deeds list
The Sagadahoc register of deeds reports transfers including Bath, Bowdoin, Georgetown, Phippsburg, Topsham and West Bath. Notable moves include Agnes Pearson from Frank R. Pearson, Emma Spinner to Emma Spinner, and Frank Erskine acquiring Charles C. Toothaker’s land. Two towns show multiple assigns in paired deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Maynard F. Anderson
Georgetown
Josephine
Marston
Thomas Aykroyd
Edward J. Stewart
Helena F. Stewart
Phippsburg
Maria
Foulson
John C. Berry
Horace Ropes
Margarets
Hector Et al
Martha M. Hutchins
Ruth H. Grevers
Topsham
Charles L. Douglas
Mearl K. James
Halloween social and school events in Woolwich area
Woolwich notes describe Halloween celebrations at Montsweag district and Murphy’s Corner school houses with costumes prizes, games, candy, and a Columbus play. Also reported are farm bureau wood lot demonstration, church services, hunting trips, local house moves, and residents visiting Bath, Woodfords, and Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Wright
Frank Bailey
Alonzo Cromwell
Moatsweag
Lawrence Colby
Westport
Puss In Boots
Harold Wooley
Prof. Bailey
J. Gould Bailey
Albert Bailey
Murphy’s Corner
Edna Currier
Columbus
Tom Brown
Montsweag Men’s Farm Bureau
Aston Erskine
Charles L. Eastman
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Day's Ferry
Nequasset
Ralph Rice
Center Baptist Hall
Charlotte Buck
Eben Dana
Chester
Maine
Eugenie Bartlett
Brunswick
Della Card
Baptist Hall
Laurel Grove
Albert Hathorne
Sarah Bagley Wright
Lydia Hathorne
Pred Hathorne
Ernest Rice
Emme Head
Asa Hathorne
Clara Hathorne
H. P. Hathorne
Maude Paquet
Newcastle
Fred Carlton
G. M. Stinson
Day’s Ferry
Jane Feere
Gorham Normal School
John Reed
Chopps School
School Improvement League
Ellsworth Holbrook
Wizcaseet
Elwood Hathorne
Bath
Merle Jameson
Boston
George Rice
Rockland
Raymond Rice
A. R. Ames
William Williams
Rose Jack
Camden
William Gould
Harriett Potter
William Lincoln
Columbia Otel
Maine couple among climbers on Sugar Loaf Mountain
Mr and Mrs John Sibley of Saponac joined a group of Maine residents ascending Sugar Loaf Mountain near South Deerfield Massachusetts. The 1000 foot elevation makes the zigzag path longer for climbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sibley
Saponac
Maine
Sugar Loaf Mountain
South Deerfield
Mass
King Philip's Hunting and Camping Grounds
Volunteers of America Aid Across Nation
A Bath visit by Frank W. Ranstrom headquarter official highlights Volunteers of America long range, nationwide leadership under General and Mrs Ballington. The group runs women mills, industrial departments, boys trades, fresh air camps, direct relief, gospel mission work, and operates a home for discharged prisoners founded by Maud Booth. President Hoover and Governor Roosevelt send support messages praising the humanitarian effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Ranstrom
The
Volunteers of America
Bath
Ballington
Maud Booth
Salvation Army
Hoover
Friend of Humanity
Se Ee Ne
Tottenville
S. L
General Booth
Sea Shore
Lake Side
Roosevelt
New York
Staten Island
P. G. Hanna
Kiwanis Club
St. Joseph, Mich
Rotary Club
Two Little Misses Entertain Friends For Halloween
Misses Leah and Marie Merrill hosted a Halloween supper party for friends at 204 Washington stress the Merrill home. Decorations included jack o lanterns dim lights and orange and black colors as children played games and received prizes for apple related contests. A ghost walk thrill delighted the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah
Marie Merrill
Jason A. Merrill
Washington Stress
Barbara Tubbs
Jane Bridgham
Janet Bridgh
Social Guests From Portland Visit Crockers
Mrs. G. H. Lord Miss Ethelyn par Edward St. Peter all of hfse SS e oCEy mond of Portland were guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Crocker at 224 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Lord
Ethelyn
Edward St. Peter
Hfse
E Oceymond
Portland
J. K. Crocker
Washington Street
Wood sisters and others named in notice fragment
Barbara Wood Priscilla Wood Frances Lemont Marion Spinney Helen Rob appears in a damaged newspaper fragment likely listing individuals in a notice or classified item. The text stops mid list with no action or event details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Wood
Priscilla Wood
Frances Lemont
Marion Spinney
Helen Rob
Allen-Rowe Wedding Travel to Oakland After Bath Celebration
The bridegroom is a city mail carrier and the bride wore a brown traveling dress with a matching hat. They left immediately after the ceremony for parts unknown and will reside in Oakland. Welcoming wishes came from friends in Bath and Five Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Bath
Five Islands
Allen
Hunters Return From Maine Trip With Crews of Bucks
A Bath area hunting party returned home with a dozen plus deer after a Madawaska trip. Sheriff Haderton, County Attorney Ralph Dale, and others from Phippsburg, Winnegance, Woolwich, Bowdoinham, and Brunswick joined the hunt. A 230 pound 12 point buck was among the notable trophies. Local officials and residents plan another expedition next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Vernon Loweil
Lowell
Bowdoinham
Howard Bass
Brunswick
Mr. Bass
Mr. Buck
Madawaska
Albert Haderton
Bernard
Ralph O. Dale
Charles Henderson
Fitz G. Falin
Fred Wilson
Everett Wallace
Charles Pye
Phippsburg
Albert Morse
Waltez Day
Winnegrance
Dana
Chester
Woolwich
Vernon Lowell
Bowdeinham
Brunsgid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Edson Titus
Henry W. Webb
Chevrolet Landau
Haggett’s Garage Company
Milton
Robert Day
de Forest Day
Anna
Farm Bureau
Walter C. Leavitt
Thursdy
Josephine Plumstead
Antoinette Plumstead
South Portland
Herman Towles
South Windham
Towles
J. W. Towles
Naomi Warren
Sidney G. Evans
Fred Merty
Charles Grey
Edgecomb Garden
Frank Holmes
Levi Holmes
Edgar
Delia Simmons
Belfast
Elden P. Munsey
Philip Munsey
Quebec
Montreal
New York State
Earl D. Rines
J. P. Tucker
Manchester
N. H
Benjamin Webber
Alex. J. Stone
Augusta
Samuel J. Sewall
Sewall
G. Fred Ilsley
Ilsley
Page
Uncle Dan
W. R. Clisby
C. A. Richards
Chicago
Bath Odd
Abou Ben Adhem
Buxton Rheumatic Medicine Co
Abbott Village
Waterville Sisters’ Hospital
State Board
Pauline Wilson
Helen Good
Fairfield
Freds. Curtis
Mortician
Thomas R. Huston
Mgr
Bath Savings Institution
Volunteers OF
America
Sedan Ambulance Service
Mrs. Mayo
Arthur F. Mayo
W. C. Chadbourne
General
Center St. Tel
Allen-Rowe
Ida H. Rowe
Edward P. Allen
Woolwich Farm Bureau
Samuel Hathorm Farm
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