Lions Club Notes Lodge, Beavers, and Club Activities
Local Lions club meeting notes include installation plans for Nov. 29 at the lodge, officers elected for the ensuing year, and a sewing club gathering on Nov. 18 at the grange hall. A beaver at Birch Point reservoir was trapped, relocated, and traps remain for additional animals. signs suggest more beavers nearby.
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Lions Club
Pene
Lodge of Masons
Huntoon Hill
Rafenpel
Bossi
Teac
Leonard Dunton
Freda An
Laura Een Agee
Robert Fairfield
Ela Dunton
Pomona
Doris Foye
Flora
Alice Dyer
Helen + pianst
Olive Dow
Gremacret
Robert MacLaren
Walter Sibba
Elinor Sproul
Doris Aye
Phyllis
Lucille
Shea
Sewing Club
Grange Hall
Birch Point
Byron Adams
Feeny
Local clubs plan events and community notes in Damariscotta area
The report lists events such as Arts Crafts for Christmas Gifts on November 16 at 10:30 a.m. at the grange, a Western Star club supper November 17, and Rebekah lodge teachers' entertainment. Library portrait correction notes Mrs. Elizabeth Webb’s 20 years of service, with chair funding details. Residents include Joseph H. Hubbard, Joseph Van Sant joining Sunbeam cruise, Marilyn Bailey taking Bethlehem Steel position, and movers to jail keeper quarters for winter.
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Grange
Tne
Olive Dow
N, Barnes
Grace McFadden
Hpi
Josephine John
Eastern Star Club
Masonic Hall
Wiscasset Lumber Co
Lower Water Street
Elizabeth Webb
Charles Sewall
Webb
Sewall
Clarence A. Richards
Damariscotta
Clinton R. Harris
Ethel Bailey
Portsmouth
N. H
Serle
Marilyn Bailey
Oscar D. Bailey
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bailey
Wiscasset Academy
Bryant & Stratton Busee College
Boston
Fred Webster
Reading
Mass
Merle Day
Gardiner Road
Herbert Craig
Marion S. Warland
George M. Howe
Howard Burr
Kennebunk
MacFarlane
Burr
Maine Womens Republican Club
Lewiston
James Sutter
Damariscotta Mills
Funeral services for Addie B. Merry held in Maine
Mrs. Addie B. Merry 85 widow of Wilder Farley Merry died November 2 in a Gardiner convalescent home after illness. Born in Wiscasset she was the daughter of Edward and Julia Blair. Survived by son Fred R. Merry of Wiscasset stepsons Lincoln B. Merry of Whitefield and John A. Merry of Wiscasset and sister Mrs. Julia B. Lewis of Wiscasset. Interment in Greenlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie B. Merry
Wilder Farley Merry
Robert Heigham
Whitefield
John A. Merry
Wiscasset
Julia B. Lewis
Greenlawn Cemetery
Seven-Pound Daughter Cathy Lou Born at Memorial
A seven-pound daughter named Cathy Lou was born November 4 at Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs Edward Jones of Russell Street. The note also mentions Mr and Mrs Joseph Marquis and children visiting a camp near Old Town for a week, while Mr Marquis hunts. Illness of Mr and Mrs Bowie of Drummond Street is noted along with other family movements and a weekend visit of Sally Kimball from Grove Street to Boston friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Edward Jones
Russell Street
Cathy Lou
Joseph Marquis
Dike Street
Old Town
Raymond Soule
Lewis Soule
Georgie Walker
Russell
Boston
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Portland
Stinson
Densmore Leach
Rapid
Ellen Savage
Augusta
Claude Preston
Presley
Bath
Seaside lodge installs officers as Dresden notes and locals gather
A Dresden Seaside lodge installation observed W M Edwin Meserve and other officers while wives attended. Nearby, Mrs Dorr with relatives, Chester Dorr Jr with mumps, and Mr Ryder moving back to his house on the Wiscasset road are noted. Green paint reaches Middle Bridge as autumn foliage yields to heavy rains easing wells for area farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorr
Heau
Ryder
Wiscasset Road
Tmne
Masone Lodge
W.M
Edwin Meserve
S.W
Frank Preble
J. W
Edward Good
Milford
Good Will Club Hosts Mrs Harry Fitch in Sasanoa Bluffs
Mrs Harry Fitch of Sasanoa Bluffs entertained Good Will Club members with a Monday evening dessert before a meeting. They voted to contribute to the Woolwich England project and planned a pre holiday sale at the clubhouse with baked bean salad and homemade pie supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fitch
Sasanoa Bluffs
Good Will Club
Woolwich
England
Day
Florence Carlton
Edward Orr
Charles H. Hunnewell
Arthur Orr
Clarence Getchell
Edward V. Reed
Costello P. Hall
Percy Marston
William Sheldon
Lowell Brown
Harry
Central Church Auxiliary Hosts Dessert Meeting
The Auxiliary of Winter Street church entertained members at the parish house with homemade apple pies and coffee served by a committee. The dining room featured fall flower centerpieces and group seating. The next meeting is at 7 30 at the Pacific House with members to bring items for the Seacoast Mission box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Church
Winter Street
Marius Page
Horace P. Morse
Donald Page
Robert Milliken
Leonard Thombs
Blair Bailey
George van Wynen
Pacific House
Seacoast Mission
Laforest Hodgkins
Carl Pierce
Bath social and visiting in Maine community notes
The Bath area hosts a flurry of visits and gatherings as residents welcome family from Massachusetts and Nova Scotia. Local clubs meet, relatives call on old friends, and residents like Robert Medcalf move to Boston for winter work while others enjoy weekend stays and cottage visits across Bath, Freeport, and nearby towns.
Day's Ferry Club Plans Charitable Packages to Woolwich
Day's Ferry Community club gathered Saturday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Whittam with nineteen members present. They discussed sending care packages to Woolwich England adopted by the club and set plans to ship at once and periodically. A social hour followed with refreshments served dark horse prize won by Mrs Fred Beaney next meeting set for December 4 details to be announced.
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Day
Fred McBeaney
Harvey Oe
Iz Sib Noes Na
Flor
Mabel Jac
Fred Brown
Lois
Reed Couple Return From Boston Visit
Mr and Mrs Edward Reed of Lincoln returned Saturday from a visit in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Reed
Lincoln
Boston
Center Baptist church hosts Sunday events and charity drive
Rev H E Danielson leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. and service at 11:15 a.m. with special music and a children’s program. Provisions will be collected at Center and Montsweag churches for Christmas gifts to Woolwich England. Center Ladies’ Aid met, White Cross project worked on, hostesses served. Also notes local residents’ illnesses, travels, and a new baby born at Presley Memorial in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Ladies’ Aid
Recreation Hall
White Cross
Excellent program enjoyed Monday at West Bath Grange
A large group of grangers met at West Bath grange hall Monday evening. The program opened with a reading of a poem by Alice Deehan followed by group singing and member favorites. Carl P. Meister read Esau Buck and the Bucksaw, with other readings by Herbert Cavanaugh and Verlyn Desardins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange Hall
Alice Deehan
Odies
West Bath Grange
Broarth
Otis Card
Daniel McCall
William Coombs
Herbert Cavanaugh
Herbert Simpson
Meister
Mrs Bowker Hosts Junior Misers Club at Street Event
Mrs. Walter H. Bowker entertained the Junior Misers club at street recently in a social gathering that featured neighbors and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Bowker
Junior Misers Club
Street
William H. Small Drawings Noted For Artistic Skill
The article profiles William H. Small, an aging draftsman known for sketches drawn from Times pictures. It notes his caricatures of figures like President Newell of Bath Iron Works and J. Horace McClure, describes his mood amid a dim storefront, and mentions his long career including early work in Bath and a forthcoming large project partially completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Newell
Bath Iron Works
J. Horace McClure
Sagadahoc
Mr. Small
Bath
Hovny
Corliss Street
Nasy
Hospital Auction Notice (unreadable)
Readable details unavailable. Parts show scattered tokens and names not forming a coherent notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aia
Two Firms Warn Against Pine Tree Survey Leader
An executive director linked to Tree Geolety warns against a Pine Tree survey effort amid claims of misuse of the child labor canvass. The message emphasizes integrity and cautions the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marte I
Tree Geolety
Ehiloerate
Death Notice Fragment Reveals Sparse Details
A fragmented OCR text notes a death and references years and names in a vague early notice. The readable portion mentions a person named Small and hints at a possible death or related event with limited context and unclear timing.
Bowdoinham Baptist Conference Thursday Program
The Bowdoinham United Baptist Church hosts a Thursday conference with Rev. H F. and Rev. Arvid delivering devotions and testimony sessions. Afternoon registration at 2.00 followed by devotion at 2.30 and a welcome. Participants plan to place testimony on tables for Christ’s cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham United Baptist
Three Corliss Direct Baptist Church
Cyril EB. Bousfield
H. F
Arvid
Conto
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Cecil Lilly
Roy Lilly
South Dresden
Steeves
Melville Houdlette
Richard
Bert Miller
Harold Jones
Leonard Robinson
Mt. Olive Branch
O.es
Horace Gilpatrick
Ernest Cate
Alice Gilpatrick
Richmond
Kora Temple
Chester Dorr Jr
George Morris
Carol
South Portland
Oscar Bailey
Mrs
Central Church League
Ro Thompson
Eva Frazer
Robert
Percy Holbrook
Lee Holbrook
Freeport
Percy Malbrook
Irving Burnham
George Melzard
George Darrah
Emery Rideout
Albert Pinkham
Everett Stilphen
Bill Love
California
Laurence Burnham
Kittery
Ellsworth
Laurence
Carl Graves
Robert Medcalf
Medcalf
James Coombs
Robert Coombs
Sherman Crockett
Everett Harvey
West Gore
N. S
Fred Bubier
Belmont
Frank French
Sally Withington
Archibald MceCoy
W. A. Withington
Greenwood
Withington
Susanne
McCoy
Edward Rice
J. W. Larrabee
Joseph Larrabee
Warren Davis
Everett Lemont
James Lemont
L. D. Rogers
Anual Farm Bureau
Topsham Grange
Clement Yates
Danvers
Blanche Cobb
Clarence Cobb
Lisbon Falls
Archibald McCoy
Joseph Oliver
Fred Larrabee
Daniel Ring
Brunswick
David King
William Mussenden
Myra Foote
Richard Renshaw
Day’s Ferry Club
Question
William H. Small
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