Lincoln County News Briefs Reflect Local Events and Notices
Local notices include school events, club meetings, and community activities across Waldoboro Bristol and Wiscasset. Highlights cover the Lincoln County School Men's club gathering, a county spelling match at Waldoboro High School, a stock shower for Mrs. Leland Brown, and upcoming Loyalty Sunday at St. Philip's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County School
Jim Martin
Meadow Farm Inn
Beston
Henry
Pene
Russia
Wood
Kenneth Bick- Pathece Hilton
Charles George Jones
Ernest Wiscasset
William E Ianoee
Bristol
Waldyboro High School
Waldoboro
Parent-Teacher Association
Leland Brown
Bernice Bailey
Hooper Street
West Bath Socials and Local Notices Share Quiet Festivities
Women from West Bath gather for quilting and a covered dish dinner at the grange hall. The Chatterboats met at Mrs Harriet Cotten’s home with refreshments and friendly chatter. A moose ignored a car near Danvers, and notable tributes included Senator Bishop’s Bowdoinham loss and Harold Crocker’s wartime funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive White
Laura White
Ida Rose
Lee Carleton
Betty Boudreau
Maryam
Hazel White
Th Burgess
Grange Hall
John Perkins
Hardings
Harriet Cotten
Pauline Belanger
Mary McCrater
Geraldine Barter
Ruth Hawkes
Elaine Mitchell
Nellie White
Simone Barter
Blanche Locke
Telephone Bridge Winners Crowned in Local Club Event
The Comsepenses club sponsored a two week telephone bridge with Mrs Alfred P McCabe taking the first contract and Mrs Lida Smith the second. First prize in auction went to Mrs Raymond Hutchins and second to Mrs Florence Parker. Mrs Est Bailey chaired the affair which netted the treasury a satisfactory amount. The first week was cut by a fire scare causing many tables to be cancelled, leading to the second week of the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comsepenses Club
Alfred P. McCabe
Lida Smith
Aymond Hutchins
Florence Parker
Est Bailey
Treasury
Cobalt blue called most expensive color on artists palettes
Cobalt blue, an oxide of cobalt metal, is described as the costliest pigment on many artists palettes. The note highlights its value and ubiquity in painting materials.
Community notes from Woolwich Center area events
A message requests warm clothing for a mother and her son while the Christian Endeavor seeks gloves for both and a cap for the boy. Woolwich Center Baptist church lists services at 10 a m and 7 p m with a forum on The First of the Union Bridge. The Mothers club meets Friday with Mrs Merle Jameson. Notes cover Armistice events, language arts discussions linked to Harvard and Boston University courses for Woolwich public schools, and a visit by local figures including Senator David Harris and families. Dr Cyril E Bousfield is reported improving after illness. local residents Edward Reed and Mary Hall hosted a Baton Rouge trip context.
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Woolwich Center Baptist Church
Ed Nee
Union Bridge Mothers’ Club
Merle Jameson
Alice Ago
Woolwich
Harvard
Boston University
Bath
Louise Reynolds
Stanmeson
Jennie Howe
Ruthner
Jessie Alding
Florence Temp
Alice Galvin
Irme Gilman
David Harris
Alton Harris
Georgieville
R. I
Frank Staples
Esmond
Jack Conners
Spragueville
Ton
Cyril E. Bousfield
Edward V. Reed l
Mary Hall
Baton
Sunday Visits Highlight Local Social Roundtable
Sunday guests included Wilbur Hagan and Galvin family members visiting Mrs Ella Temple and Mrs Herold. The Temple and Shaw households hosted Ell and Temple relatives and Mr and Mrs Charles Somes of Secour near Chester PA. Capt and Mrs Frank Walker and Sen and Mrs Neil Bishop from Bowdoinham also called during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Hagan
Galvin
Albert Templeck
Nequasset Mothers Club Sets Nov 14 Meeting and Sale
The Nequasset Mothers Club plans a meeting in the primary room and a postponed supper and sale on November 14 due to fire conditions. Proceeds will benefit the school. The next meeting with president Mrs Reginald Stacy is at her home on the road on December 3. The program committee will meet Monday at 1 pm with Mrs Henry Seeger. social hour and refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Teachers’ Association
Lewiston
St. Philip’s Church
Bishop Loring
Organ Society
The
Congregational Church
Mothers’ Club
Mason
Birch Point
Lincoln Home For
Women’s Club
Equity Black
Grammar
Neene
Reginald Stacy
Ae Sed
Henry Seeger
Margaret Maass
Beatrice and
Muriel Beals
Woolwich Firemen Answer Many Calls
Woolwich fire department remains busy beyond fires as drought prompts wells being filled and residents burning overgrown fields. A new fire station is under construction, about one third complete after two weeks of work, drawing many volunteers.
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Wool Fire Department
Halloween School Program Delights Local Audience
A school Halloween program featured readings by Boris Wing and Sandra Smith with a Welcome poem by James uy Sendra and Connie Howe. Students performed stunts and songs including Animal Crackers and God Bless America, ending with the Dance of the Goblins and a festive spread of ice cream, cakes, and cider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Smith
Arthur Brown
James Uy Sendra
Megry
Atta Brew
Connie Howe
Bela Mechs Stender Alien
Chee
Carlati
Alea Virginia Midhand
Evelyn Crocker
Cornish
Carla Chase
Mickey Casey
God
Stephen
David Len
Guy Reed
James
Local Crew Urged to Help Before Cold Weather Arrives
A brief notice urges anyone available to help with unfinished work despite a small crew. Even two or three hours of effort will be greatly appreciated to complete tasks before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Pentagon Building in Washington D C Surpasses Major NYC Structures
The War Department reports the Pentagon in Washington D C provides three times as much working space as the Empire State Building and 60 percent more than Chicago's Merchandise Mart, highlighting its vast scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. War Department
Pentagon
Wton
Empire State Building
New York
Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Everson and Trussell Attend Teachers' Convention in Lewiston
Everson maid of honor and Samuel Trussell attend the Teachers' Convention in Lewiston, with events set for Thursday and the following week’s end. A son named Stephen Gerald is born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rittall. Mrs. Jesse Main reports Carro’s aunt at Mr. Sprout’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everson
Honor
Samuel Trussell
Lewiston
Robert Rittall
Stephen Gerald
Carrol
Sprout
Jesse Main
Iyle
Caro
Good Will Club Plans Supper and Sale
The Good Will Club met Monday evening with Arthur Orr guiding plans for a supper and sale to raise funds for the Christ hospital. The event aims to support the hospital fund with proceeds as the club prepares to host the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rthur Orr
Christacaien
Bete Me Hospital
Fat grading details for beef selection misread
The fragment hints at fat quality from light to dark tones with marbling. It mentions choices and a possible grading or evaluation process but provides no clear events, dates, or named entities to anchor a complete report.
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Rie Reed
Boothbay
Herbert Waltz
Arthur Winecapaw
Dorothy Lermond
Josephine Johnson
Jo Sutter
Arlene Nadeau
Portland
Harry L. Bradford
Bath Road
West
Clement Yates
Rosedale
Danvers
Mass
Naval Airport
West Bath
Senator Bishop
Bowdoinham
Percy Hollerdon
Cpl
Harold Crocker
Haertgen
Germany
Universal Cemetery
Cumberland Center
Elmer Williams
Raymond Hilliard
Farmington
Jeanette
Boston Land
Betty Hilliard
William
Foster's Point
Robert D. Farnham
Long Beach
Calif
Rocky Mountains
Carl Graves
Bath Memorial Hospital
Euleley of
Deveson
Eulelia Knight
Campbell's Pond
Myra Metcalf
Regina
Karn
Portsmouth
Linda
Larrabee's Grove
Fred Larrabee
William Poole
Andover
Trafton
York Village
Joseph Larrabee
Jean McMann
Edward McMann
Barr
Rrabee
Marie O
Bath Memorial
Carlton Adrews
Howard Phoenix
Uxbridge
Albert White
Warren
Carlton Andrews
Reginald Farnham
Tae
Water
Theresa Burgess
James Lemont
White
Edgecomb
Nequasset Mothers’ Club
Boris Doris Wing
Patrick Beena
Has Gore
America
Boris Wing
CMP
Mom
Dad
Sis
Bud
Central
Maine
Good Will Club
Kk Wil
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