Rededication and Centennial of Local Methodist Church
The Boothbay region churches join the local Methodist for a Sunday Nov 11 rededication and centennial celebration. After recent interior redecorations and a new furnace, the 7:30 pm service will feature Rev. Robert Pierce as speaker. A large attendance is anticipated and plans accommodate many visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay
Waldoboro
Damariscotta
Wiscasset
Robert Pierce
Worcester
New England Conference
Pierce
Strand Theatre
Boothbay Harbor
Walter Adams
Florida
John F. Vallely
Woman's Auxiliary
National Council of the Episcopal Church
St. Philip's Church
Wiscasset Academy
Phyllis Lewis
Shirley Cushman
Lee Merry
Ruth Jones
Phyllis Quinnam
Olevi Miete
Elinor Sproul
Genevieve Hodgdon
Glenner Erskine
Eva Rines
Elsie Bailey
Andrea Getchell
Helen Lewis
Kenneth Lewis
Emily Riley
Pray
James Bailey
Clara Crommett
Fred Coffin
Fairfield
Crommett
Weeklong Maine hunting trip and local notices
Osman Higgins and Albert White returned from a week in northern Maine. Mrs. Lillian Brown plans to spend the winter in Miami. Mrs. Laura Lemont visits Sanford’s crossing. Mrs. Charles Lemont plans to move to Dorchester Mass. Isaac M. Trufant injured at work. doctor stitched his arm and he will be out for weeks. Several locals listed as ill but improving. Wiscasset academy program featured songs and remarks on the word I Can led by Rev. C. E. Titus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osman Higgins
Albert White
Maine
Lillian Brown
Miami
Fla
Laura Lemont
Sanford's Crossing
Edwin W. Haggett
Charles 8. Lemont
Trufant’s Crossing
Dorchester
Mass
Isaac M. Trufant
Hardings
Mr. Trufant
Fred W. Larrabee
New Meadows Garage Co
Earle Richardson
Brunswick
Hattie Cowley
Annie Dunton
Laura Carleton
Georgia Lilly
Emily Groves
Nina Fowles
Nellie Dowling
Grace Merry
M.D. Monro
Susie Lewis
Mary Hobson
Ruth Jones
Phyllis Quinnam
Wiscasset Academy
Priscilla Bryant
Roger Dow
C. E. Titus
Auto Plates for 1935 to Show Many Changes
Automobile license plate designers plan wide color changes in 1935 with 33 states plus the District of Columbia shifting 1934 motifs and 13 retaining them. Black, green and blue lead the parade, with redirection of numerals and backgrounds and a variety of two color schemes across regions. District of Columbia adopts green on white, while several territories adopt distinct light and bold mixes for visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Association
Districts of Columbia
Arizona
West Virginia
U. S
Colorado
Florida
Kentucky
South Dakota
Arkansas
Delaware
Indiana
Minnesota
District of Columbia
Canal Zone
Hawaii
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Maine
Elizabeth Tanguay Marries Frederic Benson in Nuptial Mass
Elizabeth Tanguay daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tanguay of 17 Wesley street wed Frederic Benson son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benson of 26 College street Brunswick on Tuesday at 7.15 am in St Marys church. Rev. Ludger Melancon officiated the single ring ceremony. The couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. McDougal. The bride wore wine velvet with a matching hat and carried white carnations. The bridesmaid wore ashes of roses satin with mixed chrysanthemums. The bride gifted her bridesmaid a vanity case and the groom a billfold to his best man. Mrs. Benson is a Morse High School graduate and employed as a bookkeeper. Mr. Benson attended Brunswick High School and works for Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. They left for a short wedding trip. Lumbering activity on the Kennebec boosts employment as Taylor & Hill begin cutting 2,000,000 feet of long lumber for Augusta Lumber Co. at Deadwater, with half sawed in a portable mill and half shipped by rail via Kineo branch to Austin Junction. Walter Robinson will operate on Moxie Gore, producing 2,000,000 feet of long lumber and 200 cords of pulp wood, plus a 6,000 cord pulp wood operation at Andover. Augusta Lumber Co. also plans 4,000 cords of pulp wood at West Carry pond, 2,509 cords at Treytown, and 15,000 cords at Prattown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian D. Smith
Florida
A. H. Dodge
8. J. Sewall
Freeman D. Southard
Jessie M. Jackson
Bath
N. Gratz Jackson
William G. Hubbard
Massachusetts
Carrol McFadden
Auburn
Vendella C. Mosher
Benjamin F. Webber
Emmelyn F. Weeks
Stanley W. Dodge
Alice D. Taylor
Joseph C. Kennedy
John F. Wright
Henry W. Webb
Charles S. Sewall
E. Fred Albee
Woman's Club
Wiscasset
Minnie Wyman
Newcastle
John Jackson
Janie Webber
Round Pond
Charles A. Day
North Edgecomb
St. Petersburg
Fla
Dorcas
Ruth Jones
Bernice Webber
Orono
Ralph H. Dunbar
Bradford C. Bedennett
Mass
First Congregational Church
Ernest G. Spinney
George Bemis
Willard H. Palmer
Congregational
Maine
Christian Endeavor
Virginia Pease
Howard Gould
Joseph F. Cost
Mr. Cost
Cincinnati
Ohio
Revere
Edgecomb
Clarence A. Richards
West Stewartstown
N. H
Stephen F. Richards
Elizabeth Tanguay
Oscar Tanguay
Wesley Street
Frederic E. Benson
Charles Benson
College Street
Brunswick
St. Mary’s Church
Ludger Melancon
Elizabeth Conley
Daniel A. McDougal
Benson
Morse High School
Otto F. Bullmann
Brunswick High School
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Kennebec
Taylor & Hill
Augusta Lumber Co
Deadwater
Kineo
Austin Junction
Bingham
Walter Robinson
Moxie Gore
Andover
West Carry Pond
Treytown
Prattown
Mystery islands and vanished lands span the Pacific
Eskimo captain Takpuk of Point Barrow photographed an uncharted islet northeast of Barrow in 1931. Bouvet Island, Sarah Ann, Falcon Island, Tuanaki, Malden and other elusive spots rise from legends and maps as explorers chase disappearing coasts and eclipses. Dr. C L Little urges Maine to build a self sustaining, independent future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takpuk
Point Barrow
Alaska
National Geographic Society
Stefansson
Milford
Antarctic
Bouvet Island
South
Atlantic
James Cook
Bouvet
Lindsay
Thompson
Norway
Discovery II
Polar
Pacific Ocean
Sarah Ann
Mid- Pacific
Falcon Island
Tonga
Falcon
Tuanaki
Cook
Pacific
Hawaii
Panama
Levant
Honolulu
Hawaiian
Edward Everett Hale
Philip Nolan
U. S
Tacoma
Tahiti
Malden
Ponape
Caroline Islands
South Seas
Woolwich Notes From Woolwich Center and Surrounding Towns
Woolwich community items list visits from Mrs Harry Fitch and Mrs Albert Humphrytis to Mrs George Shaw. reports on school entertainments, grange hall events, and charity suppers. announces Red Cross branch officers, Armistice Day plans, bridge construction, church repairs, and local visits by residents from Bath, Boothbay Harbor, Warren, Freeport, and North Yarmouth Academy students.
Rural Maine Family News and Home Moves
South Dresden residents Vernon Little and family returned to Richmond after the summer. Parker Blinn family relocated to Dresden Mills. Frank McCeeb and son Harland visited Boothbay relatives. Harold Wall family visited Richmond Sargent in Augusta last week. Carleton McCobb dined with Joseph Siegars. Mabel Harrington of Richmond returned home after visiting her niece in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Richmond Sargent
Katherine Starrett
Warren
Leland Siegars
J.L. Ehmanei
Freeport
Robert Sedgley
Tracy
Concord
N. H
L. H. Siegars
Roy Lilly
Vernon Little
Dresden
Richmond
Parker Blinn
Dresden Mills
Frank McCeeb
Harland
Boothbay
Harold Wall
Natalie
Charles
Carleton McCobb
Joseph Siegars
Mabel Harrington
Charles Pushard
Irving Lilly
Ray Marr's Musical Show Here Two Days
Ray Marr returns to Bath Opera House for two days with Club Paradise Musical Comedy Revue. cast of 25 includes Russ Howard Maxine May Lew Caron Harlem Hi Hats and Dancing Debutantes. Show features Don Healey rhythm band plus Paramount film ready for love and that's gratitude. performances at 2 30 and 8 00 with 10c 25c 30c day nights 10c 30c 40c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Marr
Bath Opera House
Club Paradise
Bath
Marr
Russ Howard
Maxine May
Rubinoff
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
Lew Caron
Harlem Hi Hats
Connie’s Inn
Golden Twins
Don Healey
New Marr
Paramount
Richard Arlen
Ida Lupino
Marjorie Rambeau
Frank Craven
Mary Carlisle
Helen Ware
Arthur Byron
Nequasset Farm Bureau Supper and Sale Highlights
The Nequasset Farm Bureau held its annual supper and sale Friday at Montsweag grange hall. Mrs. Henry Dubar led a large harvest supper service with waitresses Mary Wright Bernette Bailey Mrs. John Brown and Mrs. Leveritte Welch. An entertaining program followed with readings skits solos and music featuring Anne Mae Berry Ruth Leeman Robson and Esther Drummond among others. Carroll Hatch won a quilt Esther Drummond and Eleanor Mank received a cake. next all day meet at Montsweag on November 7 plans include tooled leather work and a one o clock dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Montsweag Grange Hall
Henry Dubar
Mary Wright
Bernette Bailey
John Brown
Leveritte Welch
John Gilmore
Merle Jameson
Chester Leeman
Anne Mae Berry
Lucinda
Jordan Wright
Levorette Welch
William Robson
Ruth Leeman
Etta Robson
Ford
Amelia Williams
Betsey
Ruth Dubar
F. Gilmore
Esther Drummond
Glenda Wright
Roberta Hathorne
Frank Bailey
Robson
Carroll Hatch
Eleanor Mank
Arthur Williams
Asa Hathorne
Duncan McIntosh
Progressive Club Union Meeting Involving Travel Talk And Song
The Progressive Club Union meeting featured a travel talk by Miss Helen Lee and songs including For All We Know and All I Do Is Think of You sung by Mrs. Bernice Drake and Mrs. Dorothy Rogers with accompaniment by Mrs. Drake. The event included Parent-Teacher Work by Mrs. Leroy C. Colby. Forty two members attended from Freeport Lisbon Cosmopolitan and the Winnega nee Common John G. Morse led luncheon planning with Mrs. Drake and Mrs. Walter Rogers assisting. Mrs. Howard Parks returned from a week in Boston and Quincy Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lee
Bernice Drake
Dorothy Rogers
Drake
Leroy C. Colby
Union
Freeport Woman's Club
Lisbon
Walter Rogers
Donations to YMCA Urge Immediate Mail In Appeals
Seer donations to the YMCA drive urge immediate mailing or hand delivery of contributions. Nearly 600 have been approached with 100 more to reach the goal, and many previous donors are asked to give a second time to fund programs for boys and young men in the city. A lengthy list of named contributors follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Merrill
Curtis Robert Mitchell
Samuel Belanger
Daniel T. Dougherty
Harry B. Sawyer
New York
Nathan Petlock
Ralph O, Dale
Edwin F. Ramsay
Edwin
Jennie Allen
Harry Crosman
Adam, Deering
Otto Bullman
Mildred C. Albee
Mark Jackson
Pomerleau Bros
Georgia Glass
Edward Bachelder
Carleton Rice
Nellie M. Merry
Henry C. Wright
Harley A. Shattuck
Mae Hallowell
Priscilla Magoun
Charles Smith
Philip Eaton
Harriet E. Palmer
Alma Palmer
Chester Plant
Helen Downing Herbert Douglas Leland Plummer
Arthur B. Scott
William E. Palmer
Donald N. Small
W. H. Smith & Son
Ralph G. Stetson
Harry E. Stetson
A. D. Stetson & Son
Cummings Motor Co
Charles C. Toothaker
Charles R. Sims
Oscar F. Williams
Frank 8. Cromwell
H. B. Wing
Assn
Norman J. McKinnon
Arthur W. King
Stanley M. Brown
Herbert L. Hopkins
Bath Order of Eagles
James A. Bimson
Leroy L. Burnham
Oldest Maine cow claims longevity and voyage feat
Harold S. Pike of South Waterford owns what is described as the oldest cow in Maine, a 20 year old Guernsey whose age and long voyage status are noted. The text adds that if other cattle reach voting age, Pike’s cow remains a top longevity claimant and possibly the oldest of her breed to have crossed the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold S. Pike
South Waterford
Maine
Mr. Pike
Guernsey
Atlantic Ocean
Also Mentioned on This Page
William B. Lewis
Washington Street
Lewis
Red Men's Hall
Melody Boys
Bowdoinham
Harry Mosher
Lawrence B. Haggett
Virginia
Géorge Hanshaker
Churchill Street
Rochester
N. Y
Organ Society
Congregational Vestry
Elmer B. Tarr
Horace Poole
New Harbor
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
DE Soto
Haggett Garage Co
West Bath
Auto Peates
Scientist
Somerset County Farm Bureau
Skowhegan Opera House
C. L. Little
University of Maine
Cobb Company
Franklin, Mass
Woolwich
Harry Fitch
Albert Humphrtys
George Shaw
Murphy’s Corner School
Leonard Lord and Son
Lawrence
Grange Hall
John Carter
Clara Hathorne
Harvey P. Hathorne
Harvey Crosby
Stanley
Harvey, Jr
Minnie Creesby
Rumford
George Rice
Rockland
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Sebenon Hall
E. V. Reed
Carolyn Wing
L. A. Blake
Ella Lincoln
Barley Neck Road
Cumberland
Harriett Potter
Bradford Belanger
The
American Red Cross
Edward V. Reed
Percy Marston
Carrie Wing
Emma Head
Ernest Hathorne
Charlotte Buck
Herbert Munsey
Ruby Dodge
Harold Shaw
James Dunton
Florence Hathorne
Ethel Bailey
Clarence Baker
Wilson Bailey
Eugenia Bartlett
Topsham
Messrs Kennerson
E. P. Cahoon
Center Baptist Hall
Laurel Grove Cemetery
Chester Dana
Isabel Barbara
Waterville
Dana
Eben Dana
Edgar Blanch
Day's Ferry
Harry Huse
Ray Rice
Ralph Rice
Clara Hawthorne
New Bedford
Center Baptist Church
Pearl Roode
Ernest Roode
Henry Downing
George W. Shaw
Opera House
Progressive Club Union Meeting
Howard Parks
Mechanic Street
Quincy
YMCA