Local clubs, weddings, and meetings mark week in Knox Lincoln area
The report covers Montsweag Farm Bureau prize at Rockland, upcoming home economics event November 13, Lincoln lodge masons balloting, Cosmo politan Garden Club Bath talk by Mrs Moulton, and Woman's Club Wiscasset guest afternoon with Mrs Henry Webb. Also details on the Dow Humason wedding at St Phili's, bridal party, reception, and future home plans, plus Lincoln County Union of Women's Clubs Fall meeting at Wiscasset Inn and institute remarks by local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox-Lincoln Farm Bureau
Rockland
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Sewmet
Academy Ing
Mason Plant
Birch Point
Lincoln Lodge of Masons
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Bath
Edwin Moulton
Wiscasset
Woman’s Club of
William Bradford
Charles S. Sewall
Charles Cowley
Corey
State Federation
Clark
St. Phili’s
Nadine Scott Dow
Roy L. Dow
Wellesley Humason
Stanley Humason
Charles W. Findlay
Elaine Verney
Elwood Humason
Milo ‘Wedge
Victor Verney
Verney
Alice Dow
Merle Day
Elinor Sproul
Gertrude Munsey
Hyson Albee
Alna
Lincoln County Union of Women’s Clubs
Wiscasset Inn
Mabel Rand
America
Marie Simpson
Boothbay Harbor
Henry W. Webb
Woman’s Club
Tee
Nan
Lois Frye
Sheepscot
Margaret MacLaren
Maude Clark Gay
Etheridge
Fannie Perkins
Helen Ripley
Waldoboro Pantomime Delights at Union Meeting
Waldoboro reports a lively panto mime The Duchess Bounces In presented by local ladies. Mrs Rand introduced speaker Mrs Cushman head of Fine Arts State Federation. The event drew 98 club members the largest postwar gathering. Gratitude extended to Inn hostess Mrs Di Perri for reopening the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldoboro
Rand
Bradford Cushman
State Federation
Union
di Perri
Local grocers revive dry beans after long absence
Shoppers find dry beans back on shelves this week at several downtown grocers after a lengthy market gap. Retailers note steady demand as supply stabilizes and stock levels improve across brands and varieties.
Woolwich church services and baptisms lead weekend notices
Sunday worship at Woolwich Center Montsweag and Bath churches includes 7 30 evening services and a baptism of fifteen candidates led by Rev F H Johnson. Other area congregations hold sermons 10 o clock 2 30 and 6 15 with Milliken Ives and Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unday
Orate
F. H. Johason
Path
Center Baptist Churchunday
F. H. Johnson
Woolwich Center
Montsweag
Elm Street Baptist Church
Bath
James Bailey
Clarence Bailey
Harold Shaw
Samuel Soule
Ward Cunningham
Delores Wanser
Alberta Grover
Betty Dixon
Lewis Soule
Leona McFarlane
Rena McFarlane
Paul Morrison
First Congregational Church
Nequasset Congregational Church
Lowell H. Milliken
Christian Endeavor
North Methodist Church
Alfred H. Ives
Seacon Street
Herbert Aldrich
Nequasset
Florence Hathorne
Dora Bailey
Ruth Dubar
Dresden
Hazel Presley
Norma Holbrook
Dicky
Geraldine Edgerly
Ethel Bailey
Margaret Beck
Amy Cromwell
Eldie Wright
Bernice Bailey
Rose Cummings
Charlotte Leeman
Ina Leeman
Blanche Littlefield
Woolwich Grange Plans November Bean Supper
Woolwich Grange met Wednesday with Past Master William Bradford presiding in the absence of Merle Jameson. Plans featured a baked bean supper in November replacing the chicken supper due to high chicken prices. Ill member John Sutter at the Veterans Hospital Tagus was asked to receive cards. A Halloween party was set by Mrs. Josephine Johnson and Mrs. Marion Bailey with a forfeit for inappropriate costumes and a gift grab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Card
William Coombs
William Davis
Warren Davis
Edwin W. Haggett
In W. W. Larrabee
Mire
Everett Lemont
Edward Thompson
Loring D. Small
Friendly Club
Grange Hall
Marshall Boudreau
Everett Waterman
Dorothy Bubier
Bubier
Joanne Boudreau
Robert
David
Jeanette Boudreau
John Larrabee
Howard Bubier
William Harding
West Bath P.T.A
Littlefield School
Witch
Juanita Estes
Goblin
Joan Gracobbe
Bethel Estes
Loretta Barter
Edward Estes
Alberta Brooks
Bath
Pauline Belanger
Louise Hamlin
Woolwich Gra
Merle Jameson
William Bradford
John Sutter
Veterans’ Hospital
Tagus
Josephine Johnson
Marion Bailey
Tea at Miss Priscilla Magoun’s Home for Guests
Miss Priscilla Magoun of 65 Green Street hosted a Tuesday afternoon tea from 4 to 6 at her home. Over 60 guests attended including Mrs. G Stetson, Mrs. Harry L. Day, Mrs. Claude S. Gillette, and Mrs. Peacerick Magoun of St. Bruns Twick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Magoun
Green Street
G. Stetson
Harry L. Day
Claude S. Gillette
Peacerick Magoun
Sbrunstwick
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Charles Marr Return from Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs Charles Marr, newly married, return from a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada and move to 1357 Washington Street occupying the Tabor apartment. Mr Marr resumes work at the Hyde Windlass Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marr
Niagara Falls
Canada
Washington Street
Tabor
Mr Marr
Hyde Windlass Co
Mothers Club Halloween Program At Local School
A large group of parents attended a school program organized by the Mothers Club. Children presented readings, songs, and dances with costumes, including Halloween themed acts and a Travel Pageant led by Leora Cram Virginia Presley and others while teachers and volunteers assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hana Sata
Mother's Club
Ruth Dubar
Jaer Te Cromwell
Janie Cates
Honey Seegars
Frank Burnham
Paty Baker
Winnie Stafford
Chubbuck
Bruce Baker
Becke
Mother’s Club
Grammar
Bhitley Beal
Grandma
Patricia Chubbuck
Luella Cromwell
Leora Cram
Virginia Presley
V. Baker
Winifred Stafford
Beverly Carlton
Priscilla Cromwell
Kathleen Grover
Theresa Layton
Margaret Leeman
Esther ‘Leeman
Diane Ks
Lene Cromwell
Gerald Hanson
Grace Brown
Patricia Baker
Carol Ramsay
Ralph Fogg
Surprise Shower for Mrs Gilman on Engagement
Mrs Robert Gilman received an engagement shower hosted by the Misses Vivianite Dorothy and others at an evening affair in her honor. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ha ed Mrs Joseph E Kocha and a list of friends and family, with socializing following the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gilman
Marer
Suewis Rien Intenes Ak Tancae
Vivianite
Dorothy
Ha Ed
Joseph E. Kocha
Trea Freeman Oliver
Paul Gilmore
Betty Anderson
Phyllis Stover
Peggy O'Riley
Joanne Pearson
Phillies Ceded to Race Test by Spain in History
A fragment notes the Philadelphia team or entity was ceded to a race test by Spain in a historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Bay Point Social Roundup Near Bay Point Harbor
Mr and Mrs Kethien bioilis of Bath called on Mr E Wright Jr. and Clyde Whittaker were visitors on Bay Point Thursday. George Worry and friends passed Sunday here and Mrs Arthur Maxwell of Auburn stayed Friday. A boat from Fors rest Drake was hauled in by Mr te and grandsons of Auburn and put up for the winter. Invitations arrived here from Doll and Richards of Eastations. There are 15 ratings described as excellent and very fine. Oliver of Popham was a recent caller on Forrest e. Mr and Mrs James Nostall spent a few hours at their cottage Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Auxiliary
St. Philip’s Church
White
American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
Charles W. Findlay
St Philip’s
Wiscasset Academy
Barbara Sullivan
Lewiston
Charles H. Plumstead
St. Andrews’ Hospital
Boothbay Harbor
W. P. Robert
Bath
Washington
Wiscasset
Zina Davis
Fort Ticonderoga
Crown Point
Raymond Beane
Bingham
John B. Downey
Lee Street
Forest Preble
Boston
Richard Knibbe
Lawrence Colby
Lawrence Davis
North Edgecomb
Congregational Church
Miss Hobson
Reed
Lawrence B. Haggett
Port Hamilton
N. Y
John French
Judy
Jane
French
S.S
Tyler
Major French
Westbaden
Germany
Haggett
John Chase
Japan
Frederick Bryant
John Blagdon
Paul Morrison
Portland
Charles N. Sigison
Catherine Pinkham
Massachusetts
Charles Day
Saco
Dudley Dunphe
Maude Clark Gay
Waldoboro
Charles E. Cowley
Federal Street
Walter Adams
Bath Memorial Hospital
Road grading advances on new South End street
A highway official expects gravel hauling soon for the new street at the South End, with tar surface possible to hold the road. The project aims to widen a curve near the Country Club road and improve access to N Bath road, affecting traffic on the Harry Peligae area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Highway and Sewer Department
Country Club Road
Harry Pelig
Bath Road
Miss Jane Stevens and party sail to Florida aboard The Scout
Miss Jane Stevens returns to 871 Diddle Street after a week in Boston with Mr. and Mrs. L Baker. The Scout yacht sails from Casco Bay to Portsmouth Gloucester and up the Charles to Cambridge. In Boston they visit Mrs. Connie Ford and Mrs. Alfred P. bury Jr. of South Weymouth and Miss Patricia Sewall of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Stevens
Diddle Street
Boston
Tid L. Baker
Arrowsie
Rene
Florida
Masoete Ther
Casco Bay
Portsmouth
South Wey
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Inn
Wiscasset Club
Bernice Blagdon
Priscilla Campbell
Ruby Heigham
Elizabeth Norton
Pines
Maine
Gladys Clark
Longfellow
Philip Weston
Joe Marsh
Pinny Dess
Ded Hoskins
Dalton Barnes
England
Dad
Dalton
United States Brewers Foundation
Nathan Johnson
Rogue Bluff
Walter Larrabee
Topsham
Joseph W. Larrabee
F. W. Larrabee
Bert Bubier
Bridgeville
Del
West Bath
Fred W. Larrabee
John McLellan
James Lemont
Edward Burns
Francis Deehan
Elmer Williams
Archibald McCoy
Fred Bubier
Constance King
Paul Lemont
St. John School
Danvers
Mass
Harry Williams
Phippsburg
William Haggett
Lannes Fuller
Doris Scribner
Mary Vose
Belfast
Eva Dunn
Delia Langford
Gardiner
Charles Nelson
Rosedale
Maynard Carleton
Leroy
Husban
Oland Knight
Cumberland
Charles McEwen
Andover
Donald Graves
Dolly Conant
Carl Graves
Larrabee’s Grove
Woolwich
Tuessic Hall
Glock
Scout
Cyril E. Bousfield
Patten
Leon Eaton
Harriet Ao
Irving Massachusetts
Louise Miller
Eteran’s
Harold Shawnee
Robert. Nolan
Mothers’ Club of Union
Harold Roberts
Alvin Hathorne
Eunice Jewett
Waterville
Bob” Allen
Flying Road
Bers
Calais
Woolwich Grange
Central Maine
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