Wiscasset Club Notes Local Events and Installations
The Woman's club of Wiscasset met with Miss Christine Bronson presiding. Members read a letter from Mrs. Gardiner praising honorary membership and volunteers were sought for Red Cross roll call. Shell Homes and Their Tenants provided the program. Installations for Pine Cone Rebekah lodge and Arambec lodge I. O. O. F were held, with officers named and a social hour and supper enjoyed. Armistice Day services, church activities, and numerous local notices plus court developments and community updates followed.
Bath and area notes include weddings and weather shift
Miss Julia Blair and Mrs. Manson Dunton were in Bath for visits while Capt. William Taylor returned home. A surveying party nears Cooper’s Mills as Rev. G. E. Edgett’s sermon is praised. Weather turns wintry with snow after rain. stage driver George Bailey pays toll to cross the Boothbay bridge. Arthur H. Durgin wed Evie Howard in Wiscasset.
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Sheepscot Echo
Julia Blair
Bath
William Taylor
Cooper's Mills
Edward McLaughlin
William Blake
Abram Nute
Minnie
Methodist Church
G. E. Edgett
George W. Norton, Jr
George B.sawyer
Echo
Manson Dunton
Mr. Bennett
Seekins & Dickinson
George W. Norton
Wiscasset
Atlantic
George Bailey
Boothbay
C. F. Burroughs
Arthur H. Durgin
Evie Howard
Wiscasset 25 Years Ago Echoes From 1907 Visit
Harry Fitch of Durham New Hampshire spent the weekend in Wiscasset according to the Sheepscot Echo dated November 9 1907. The note continues on page six.
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Wiscasset
Sheepscot
Harry Fitch
Durham
N. H
Resolutions Honor Mary Fanny Hilton of St Philip's
At a meeting on October 26 1932 St Philip's Woman's Auxiliary honored Mary Fanny Hilton the branch's oldest living member who joined by Baptism in 1857. The resolutions express deep sympathy to her daughter and son and authorize publication in local papers and recording in the organization.
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St. Philip's
Woman's Auxiliary
National Council of the Episcopal Church
West Bath Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Games
West Bath residents host and visit relatives across Brunswick and Bath with many weekend trips to Portland and Bowdoin Maine. The piece lists numerous family gatherings at the Mayo and Williams homes, attendance at a Bowdoin Maine game, and a dance event at the West Bath grange hall with organizers Cavanaugh Hagan and Hanscom.
Missionary from India Delivers Fine Talk at Meeting
Mrs. Joseph Moulton recently returning from Rahuri Bombay Presidency India spoke to the Winter Street church Women's Missionary Society in Gorham about her missionary work among women. The gathering at 890 Washington Street drew 28 attendees with refreshments provided. The group plans future meetings and an annual Home Day on December 5 with programs and collection boxes for Maine Seacoast Mission and Pleasant Hill Academy in Tennessee.
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Joseph Moulton
Maine Seacoast
Pleasantl_ Hill Academy
Tennessee
West Bath Red Cross reports record attendance
The West Bath Red Cross had a banner meeting on a Wednesday last week with 46 women present, the most in 15 years. They made three quilts and many garments while a noon dinner fed attendees and Grange members who helped with grounds and repairs.
Morse and Brunswick clash in Armistice Day gridiron battle
Morse high seeks win as it faces Bowdoin College at Whittier field in Bath. The Morse eleven, riding a winning streak, eyes Brunswick with war cry Beat Brunswick. An expected 700 to 1,000 Bath fans travel to Bowdoin for the Friday game, with a rally in Bath featuring the Morse band and speakers.
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Brunswick
Morse High Sport
Whittier Field
Bowdoin College
Morse
Bowdoin Pines
Aldie Smith
Smith
Sanford and Bowdoin
Bath
Kelley Athletic Field
Morse Band
Old Battlefield
Junior Missionary Program Delights Nazarene Church
Sunday evening program by children of the Nazarene church featured stories on Japan under Mrs. Howard P. Jett. The lineup included songs, scripture readings, prayers, recitations, duets, and group performances led by young members such as Gwendolyn Lewis and Ada Fraser.
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Nazarene Church
Japan
Howard P. Jett
J. Everett Mayo
H. P. Jett
Wales
Santa Lena Oliver Bible
Gwendolyn Lewis
Woolwich Local Notices and Social Updates
Rev Carl Sullenberger of Newton Mass will preach Sunday November 13 at 10 30 a m and 7 p m at the Woolwich Center Baptist church Mrs Elizabeth Levyn of Portland was a weekend guest of Mrs Henry Dubar at Nequasset A supper for Woolwich Union for Christian service is planned November 17 at Sebenon hall Clinton Kaler is moving his family into the F W Carlton homestead Harry T Fitch is on a business trip to Boston Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ryan have gone to Boston for two weeks Charles Alexander returns home in Richmond after a hunting stay with Cyrus Gilmore Ladies auxiliary and Men’s Forum met last week hosted by Mr and Mrs Alonzo Cromwell Refreshments served Next meeting December 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Dubar A special Ladies auxiliary meeting will be at Mrs Ethel Bailey’s home November 15 Mrs Henry Dubar entertained the Woolwich Farm Bureau at Nequasset Reports from the Twin Counties Bureau meeting at Auburn awarded three prizes to the section two first and one second A dinner of cold meats vegetables and Washington pie served Thursday evening a chicken supper will be held at the Woolwich grange hall November 23 Returns filed for the marriage of Melvin Asbury Bailey and Sarah Frances Grover of Wiscasset the ceremony took place October 28 at Rev Plinette Allen’s home Miss Jane Feere of Bath was a visitor in town Sunday Millard Trott of Portland spent Sunday with his parents at Day’s Ferry The Willing Workers of Montsweag will hold a sale Friday evening November 23 The Bible class of the Sunday school will present an entertainment.
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Woman's Club of
Wiscasset
Christine Bronson
William Tudor Gardiner
Henry Nash
Red Cross
Shell Homes
Sonie Day
Jessie Stinson
Effie Irvine
Alice Taylor
All Saints
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Arambec Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Rebecca M. Rogers
Margaret Peabdy
Jessie Quinnam
Nellie V. Pusher
Edna H. Pomeroy
William K. Hall
Ernest A. Purington
Brunswick
John L. Blagdon Noble
Mark Caton
John E. Dickinson
Charles E. Cowley
Frank H. Gray
Forrest Preble
John H. Dunton
Joseph H. Smith
First Congregational Church
Bradford-Sortwell-Wright American Legion
Ernest G. Spinney
John Hayes Holmes
Luther Carney
Sheepscot
Edna Currier
Congregational
Bradford C. Redennett, Jr
E. G. Spinney
Dorcas Club
Virginia Pease
Ruthena Thompson
Anna Holbrook
Main Street
Eliza Holbrook
Zina Davis
Sophia Preble
Louise Hill
Marion Rines
Beverley Hamlin
Grace Beane
Rita Lewis
Chester Lowell
Bingham
Frank Quinnam
Federal Street
Organ Society
Ranier
Woman's Auxiliary
Lincoln County Superior Court
George H. Worster
Bangor
C. A. Richards
Damariscotta
Arthur R. Greenleaf
Boothbay Harbor
Weston M. Hilton
Fred L. Wilson
Portland
Justice Worster
Paul Smithwick
Everett T. Albee
Alna
John Auki
Robert B. Eaton
Westport
George W. Ben
Herbert Steer
Bristol
Emily Fallon
Desmond
Sunset Road
North Edgecomb
Jessie Jackson
Albert Galloupe
Hallowell
Percy E. Jackson
Isaac and
Maria Jackson
Waltham
Mass
Baptist Church
Leon Jackson
Dorchester
Wesley C. Day
F. J. Dyer
Auburn
Day
Dyer
Augusta
Albert Somes
Molly Seamon
Henry W. Webb
Charles S. Sewall
Christine F. Bronson
Frank A. Hodgdon
Belfast
Maine
Wiscasset Academy
Dorothy Chase
Harriet MacPhee
Olive Johnson
Treas
Robert Morang
Georgia MacPhee
Dorothy Higgins
Arlene Hill
Lee Merry
Eva Rines
Andrea Getchell
Joanna Evans
Ellsworth MacPhee
Harold Dowling
Ond Treas
Frances Fossett
Anne Nelder
Etta Blair
Mary Chase
Mary Colby
Mildred Cunningham
Dorothy Hilton
Lucille Quinnam
Josephine Sutter
Leona Weeks
Richard Bicknell
Gladys Hall
Elsie Bailey
James Bailey
Florence Brookings
Helen Lewis
Ida Hanscom
Doris Higgins
Laura Nichols
Weston Nichols
Gustave Pearson
Walter Pushard
Lawrence Radley
Wiscasset Council
Daughters of Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Riley
Bradford Redennett, Jr
John Blagdon
Stanley Semes
Phoebe Burnham
Raymond Farnham
Mérle
Boothbay
Fred R. Merry
Mary Weeks
Earl D. Rines
Forks
Rines
Herbert Pashard
Gardiner
Harry Mosher
Bowdoinham
Addie Merry
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Vestry
Lake “Cobossee
Boys’ Club
Congregational Church
Joseph Moore
Monmouth
M. M. Smith
Lucy Patterson
Harry Quinnam
R. E. Maass, Jr
D. M. Munsey
S. S. Quinnam
Barbara
Boston
Earl Dow
Woolwich
J. H. Dow
Nazarene
Lowelltown
Blanche Fowle
Elsie Blagdon
Anna White
Vinnie Quinnam
Gertrude Munsey
Woolwich Grange
Alfred B. Snow
Harpswell
Francis Stover
Brunswick Road
Courtney E. Stover
J. Everett Mayo
Stover
Carroll Lampher
Loring D. Small and Sons
Wilbert and
Dana
Berry's Mills
Edward P. Giles
Irving Snow
Eugene R. Brown
Deering Street
Annie H. Trufant
Annie Wylie Stackpole
Nowell
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Bath
Wesley M. E
Forrest L. Littlefield
Hayden S. Rogers
University of Maine
Helen H. Rogers
Whittierfield
Bowdoin
Allen L. Cates
Berry’s Mills Road
East Braintree
West Bath
Alec Lang
Ashie
Julia Coombs
Groveton
N. H
Chester
Stevens
Henry Churchill
Birch Point
Robert D. Metcalf
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Stanley W. Williams
Morse High School
Clarence Cotten
Sabine Road
Frank Smith
Harry Williams
South Portland
Lincoln Williams
Williams
Foster's Point
Emily Larrabee
Larrabee's Grove
Topsham
Walter W. Larrabee
Charles C. Chesley
Larrabee’s Grove
Lewiston
C. C. Peasley
Ernest Fulton
Dorothea
Bertha Dean
West Bath Grange Hall
the Grange
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
F. Wilbur Hagan, Jr
Christine Hanscom
Bates E. Stover
Gloria
Elizabeth Levyn
Henry Dubar
Nequasset
Sebenon Hall
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Clinton Kaler
F. W. Carlton Homestead
Harry T. Fitch
Lawrence Ryan
Charles Alexander
Richmond
Cyrus Gilmore
Auxily
Alonzo Cromwell
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ethel Bailey
Woolwich Farm Bureau
Twin Counties Bureau
Washington
Woolwich Grange Hall
Melvin Asbury Bailey
Sarah Frances Grover
Plinette Allen
Jane Feere
Millard Trott
Carl Trott
Day's Ferry
Montsweag
Grange Hall
Four Active Members Added to Colonial Club Roster
At the Colonial club monthly meeting, four active members were admitted: Merritt Mitchell, Edmond Rothwell, Francis Winchenbach, and Charles Bartlett, with Charles Quinlan of Brunswick joining as a non resident member. The club will move the contract bridge tournament to another evening and begin a bowling league at Park Alleys Thursday.
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Colonial Club
Merritt Mitchell
Edmond Rothwell
Francis Winchenbach
Charles Bartlett
Charles Quinlan
Brunswick
Frank Churchill
Bath
Sewall
Y.M.C.A. City Basketball League
Desmond
Edwin D. Hardin
Channel Islands
Atlantic
First Honor List Issued For Morse High School
The first honor list for the school year issued by Morse high school Principal Arthur B. Scott on Monday noon covers seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen. It lists post graduates with honors and names students receiving highest honors and honors across each class with counts for each.
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Arthur B. Scott
Morse High School
Louise Calderwood
Vernal Chaney
Emma Colby
Mary Kenney
Leslie Larrabee
Kathleen Leonard
Edith Mackinnon
Christine McCourt
Carol Stevens
James Temple
Honore
Edwin Bates
Dorothy Bryant
Iona Dunton
Marjorie Furber
Omar Kirly
Ruth King
Isabel Mackinnon
Arlene McCorrison
Marion Palmer
Stanley Rogers
John Skelton
Lois Swett
John Huse
Edward Owen
Louise Briggs
Barbara Brown
Helen Minott
Lillian Freeman
Margaret Gordon
Beatrice Adams
Ruth Cohen
Beth Trott
Viola Arsenault
Elizabeth Butterfield
Martha Cutting
Dorothy Moore
Mary Goodwin
Evelyn Hart
Marjorie Haskell
Nellie Robinson
Elizabeth Rice
Catherine Shellenbarger
Linwood Temple
Guysberta
Highest Brown
Janet B
Jane Durant
Dorothy Farley
Margaret Gallagher
Helen Greene
Warren Hawley
Eleanor Mullaney
Helen Oulton
Distinguished Maine Officials Attend Gettysburg Howard Statue Unveiling
Governor Gifford Pinchot will represent Pennsylvania and Col Elvid Hunt will represent the War Department at the unveiling of Gen Oliver O Howard statue in Gettysburg. Maine participants include Gov William Tudor Gardiner Adjt Gen James W Hanson Maurice A Bowers Harry Smith Kenneth C M Sills Rev Samuel Emerson and Charles E Tibbetts. Transportation and special rates information available from Adjt Gen Hanson State House Augusta.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Elvid Hunt
General Staff
U. S. Army
War Department
Maine
Oliver O. Howard
Gettysburg
William Tudor Gardiner
Adjt
James W. Hanson
Augusta
Maurice A. Bowers
Portland
Harry Smith
Bangor
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
Samuel Emerson
Skowhegan
Charles £. Tibbetts
Hanson
State House
Lest We Forget Armistice Day Address Planned in Maine
Mrs. Fred C. Morgan of Saco will deliver Armistice Day remarks on the subject Lest We Forget under the Maine organization sponsorship. The event is presented by the Maine group.
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Fred C. Morgan
L.lb
Saco
Maine
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