Lincoln County clubs elect Sowder president at Newcastle meeting
At St Andrew's Episcopal church Newcastle Rev Charles Sherman Sowder pastor of First Congregational church Wiscasset was chosen president of the Lincoln County Ministerial Association at the annual business meeting. The report details Dorcas club activities, organ society meetings, charity drives, and community events across Wiscasset and nearby towns with many volunteers and social gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Ministerial Association
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Newcastle
Charles Sherman Sowder
First Congregational Church
Wiscasset
Dorcas Club
Charles S. Sowder
John F. Jackson
Congregational Vestry
Hall Lewis
Phyllis Lewis
Ruth Jones
Elsie Bailey
The
Organ Society
Jennie Gray
Emma J. Stinson
Harriet L. Merrill
Grace M. Sewall
Dorcas
Roy R. Marston
Joanna Evans
Martha Haskell
Helen Quinnam
Verna Southard
Raymond Sherman
Alton Smith Beach
Fred F. Pendleton and
Chester Pendleton
Edward Evans
Raymond Quinnam
Maurice Pendleton
Harry Haggett
Gerald Sherman
Roland Tarbox
Kenneth Lincoln
Clayson Lewis
Donald Lewis
Garrison Hill
Ben Franklin
Sidney G. Evans
Nadene
Elaine Dow
Roy H. Dow
Phyllis Reed
Edgecomb
United States
Bradford-Sortwell-Wright Post
U. S. Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Anna Holbrook
Alfred Gorham
George P. F. Hobson
Clara Grover of
Deering
James R. Graves
Federal Street
New York
Florida
Alice D. Taylor
Hodge Street
George H. Bemis
Mary Hobson
Massachusetts
John H. Dow
Bridgeport
Coffin
Middle West
John Dunton
Audrey Coffin
William B. Lewis
Damon Lewis
Cleveland
Alex Lewis
Richard
Marblehead
Mass
Erastus Lewis
Rockland
James Lewis
Sanford
Carl Hughes
Bangor
Ellsworth
Through Panama Canal To California On Way To Hawaii
A travel note indicates passage via the Panama Canal to California en route to Hawaii, outlining a maritime journey linking West Coast ports with Pacific destinations. The snippet mentions a voyage plan, carrier routes, and potential docking points along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
California
Hawaii
Parker E Lewis dies suddenly after years as A K St Ry head
Parker E Lewis 53 division superintendent of the A K St Ry for 17 years died suddenly at his Brunswick road home after a long illness. Born in Wiscasset he worked in Bath shops and at the Court House before joining the old Lewiston Augusta Bath railroad. A Democrat active in local clubs and lodges he is survived by his wife Carmen Atkinson two daughters a sister and four brothers. Funeral Saturday at his home with Bailey cemetery in Woolwich as the burial site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Justice Fisher
Augusta
Frederick H. Theakston
Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Eric M. Robinson
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Watertown
Mass
Frank E. Quinnam
Maine
Arthur L. Bryant, Jr
Leland Bryant
Paul E. Bailey
Frank M. Haggett
U. S. Army
Hawaii
Fort Williams
Fort Slocum
N. Y
California
Zina H. Davis
New York
South
John F. Jackson
Miss Davis
Parker B. Stinson
Bangor
Lester Peters
Boston
Will Clark
Alna Road
Ada Wentworth
Lewiston
James E. White
L. Frank Metcalf
Harry Mosher
Bruce Dixon
Alton Berry
Orono
Josephine Plumstead
South Portland
M. A. Plumstead
Birch Point
Harry Quinnam
Portland
Cleveland Coxe
A. J. Myer
Federal Street
Paul Keeler
West Roxbury
J. E. White
Ama Road
Sidney G. Evans
Belfast
Charles Plumstead
Bee
Fred Young
Friendship
Frances Fossett
Maine General Hospital
Angus E. Grover
Fort Hill
Charles H. Plumstead
Bath Road
Maine Beautiful
Marcia Osgood Sewall
Edgar Sewall
Providence
R. I
Leon G. Flood
Sterling Burgess
Greenville
Burgess
Edwin Moulton
Woolwich
Harry Atwood
Lisbon Falls
Alvin W. Keirstead
Main Street
Red Cross
Women's Clubs
Lincoln County
Woman's Club
Wiscasset
Charles S. Sewall
Harvey R. Pease
John Urier
Grace L. Knight
Carolyn S. Varney
Fred Soul
Parker E. Lewis
Express
Bath
E. A. Farrar
Seth T. Snipe
Atlantic Express
Court House
J. Ry
Fred A. Fuller
A. & K. Relief Association
Lewis
Solar Lodge
Masons
Bath Camp
M. W. of A
Bath Lodge
Colonial Club
Carmen Atkinson
Harriet Campbell
Carl Hughes
Archie Dodge
Alex J
Marblehead
Erastus F
Rockland
William B
James Lewis
Sanford
Bailey Cemetery
Funeral for N Emery Rogers in Bath after death in car
Funeral services for N Emery Rogers aged 26 were held at the family home in Bath with Rev. Harley A Shattuck officiating. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery. The death was ruled accidental carbon monoxide poisoning from a car in a rented garage in Portsmouth. He worked as a switchboard operator on the Jazcona at Freeman's Point. He leaves sisters Lillian G Rogers Adeline A Rogers and Virginia B Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Emery Rogers
Herbert W. Rogers
Whiskeay Road
Rogers
Harley A. Shattuck
Beacon Street M. E. Church
Edwin A. Rogers
Samuel A. Morse
Earle E. Wing
Arthur Ward
North Bath
Oak Grove
Charles W. Kinghorn
Kittery
York County
Portsmouth
Samuel P. Knight
Freeman's Point
Lillian G. Rogers
Boston
Bath
Adeline A
Virginia B. Rogers
Parker E Lewis Funeral Services Held in Bath
The funeral of Parker E. Lewis longtime division superintendent of the A. and K. St. Ry. occurred Saturday at two at his Brunswick road home. Rev. Charles M. Tubbs of Grace Church officiated with A. and K. St. Ry. officials present. Burial was in Bailey Cemetery Moatsweag Woolwich. Local trolley cars paused ten minutes in respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker E. Lewis
Brunswick Road
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Mr. Lewis
Alexander
Erastus
James
William Lewis
Bailey Cemetery
Moatsweag
Woolwich
Lewiston
Bath
Lewis
Death of Mrs Delia Dowling of Dorchester
Mrs Delia Dowling 61 widow of Archie Dowling died Sunday at her Dorchester home. Born in Bath Sept 10 1874 she lived away from Bath 38 years. Survived by daughters Miriam Blute and Margaret. sisters Mrs E F Bill and Mrs John Dowling. brother John Gannon. Funeral Wednesday at St Monicion church Dorchester. Burial in Calvary Cemetery Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Dowling
Archie Dowling
Dorchester
Mrs Dowling
Bath
Thomas
Annie (McElroy) Gannon
Miriam Blute
Margaret As
E. F. Bill
John Dowling
John Gannon
Weekend guests and Armistice Day visits in West Bath
Residents and guests from Bath and nearby towns gathered for Armistice Day weekend as families hosted relatives from Bloomfield, Lewiston, Bedford Street Bath, and beyond. Visitors included Miss Caroline Harrison trainee nurse, Edward Capiferri, and the Larrabee household, with reports of travel to Boston and Cape Elizabeth, plus notes on local club life at St Croix Country Club Calais and a winter weather omen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Nevell
Raymond
Bloomfield
N. H
Caroline Harrison
Frank A. French
Quaker Point Road
Bath Memorial Hospital
Prank A. French
Samuel Cole
Lewiston
Fred W. Larrabee
Warren Lowell
Bedford Street
Bath
William Wilson
Richmond
Everett S. Stackpole
William H. Holland
Ralph Howes
Belfast
Larrabee’s Grove
Marie Wise
Fred Wiliams
James
Ann
Cape Elizabeth
New Meadows
Albert White
Foster’s Point
Boston
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Edwin W. Haggett
Berry’s Mill
Revere
Mass
Loring D. Small
Mr. Small
Berry's Mill
John McNary
Chelsea
Ralph McNary
Betty
Jackie
Marblehead
Lee Farm
Sabine
Percy E. Holbrook
Meadowbrook Road
Gray
Cumberland County
Ernest E. Williams
Dwinal E. Cornish
Cornish
Rose Street
Laura Cutting
Winnegance
Campbell's Pond
Florence Wyman
Robe . van Amringe
Uel Blackwood
Bethel
Rufus W. Lombard
Oscar Williams
Ina Williams
Ernest E Williams
Woolwich Social Notes And Local Visits
Woolwich residents enjoyed weekend visits from relatives and friends including the Packards of Southport and the Pelletts of Danielson. Local events feature a Nequasset Farm Bureau supper and dance at Montsweag Grange, plus a Nequasset school entertainment fundraiser for Christmas candy bags.
New Cut-Off Pleases Many Bath Motorists
Bath motorists welcomed the new cut off between Brunswick and Gardiner opened Nov 7. The six mile gravel road, from the Topsham Bowdoinham line north to near Richmond Corner, offers a straight smooth route with oiling for first class condition. An overpass near Hallowell opened Nov 6 reduces detours and shortens Brunswick to Hallowell trips by about fifteen minutes. A hearing at Freeport Wednesday will address land damages for the elimination of the old route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Brunswick
Gardiner
Topsham-Bowdoinham
Richmond Corner
Bowdoinham
Hallowell
Loudon Hill
Freeport
Railroad grade crossing near Freeport faces costly land damages
The project aims to build a railroad grade crossing just south of the Freeport village by the old trolley car park. It will require a long fill and heavy land damages, likely ruining several house lots and tourist camps nearby. Work may commence immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Village
Funeral Services for Mrs Grace Knight
Funeral services for Mrs Grace Williams Knight formerly Mrs Grace Ambrose who was killed in an accident at North Oxford Massachusetts were held Monday at two in her East Bowdoinham home. Rev Frank W Hovey officiated with bearers including sons-in-law and brothers. Burial was in Oak Grove cemetery. All 14 children attended except Ross Ambrose who remained hospitalized with multiple injuries. two sisters also survived. The deceased was born in Bath to John and Louise Talbot and lived most of her life in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. Packard
Southport
Edwin Holbrook
Pellett
Danielson
Conn
Roland McIntosh
Cla Stinson
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Montsweag Grange Hall
James Colby
Jeanette
Nequasset
Bath
Edward L. Reed
Clarence Carlton
Deer Isle
Sara Bailey
Farmingdale
James Ryan
Lynn
Mass
George Gainsley
Evelyn Nickerson
Nassan College
John Reed
Maxine Walker
Swampscot
Frank J. Walker
William Hennessey
Costello P. Hall
Woolwich Woman's Republican
John G. Reed
Emma Day
North Woolwich
Eugenie Hines
Sagadahoc Ferry
Winer
Nequasset School
Mother's Club
Grace Williams Knight
Grace Ambrose
North Oxford
East Bowdeinham
New Haven
Frank W. Hovey
the Baptist Church
Richmond
John Vandermali
Frank Miller
James MacKenzie
George MacKenzie
Brunswick
Roscoe Talbot
George Talbot
Oak Grove Cemetery
Ross Ambrose
West Bath
Catherine Durgin
Leroy Shea
Kittery
Robert MacKenzie
Lester Howard
Alvin Gott
Bowdoinham
John Vandermalin
Eunice Ambrose
East Bowdoinham
Stephen Ambrose
John Ambrose
Lester Ambrose
Chester Ambrose
Life Story of Mrs Knight Noted for New Haven Years
The obituary notes about seven years in New Haven and her 59th birthday on December 31. It records two marriages, first to the late John Ambrose and later to the late Charles Knight, and mentions her move two years ago to East Bowdeinham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Wiscasset Artist Addresses Bath Rotarians
Bath Rotary Club members heard C. T. Berry of Wiscasset speak on art at the Hotel Phoenix luncheon. He outlined landscape marine portraits and commercial uses, noted the joy of beauty, cited photography progress, and praised non taxable art. Berry, who moved to Wiscasset three years ago, is active in the town. The next talk will be by Rev. Charles P. Snowdon on Religion in Our Schools. Turkey decrees only Turks may pilot Turkish lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Hotel Phoenix
C. T. Berry
Wiscasset
Bath
Mr. Berry
Berry
Charles P. Snowdon
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J. W. Fowles
Effie J. Poole
Arlyne Kinahan
Jay
A. H. Dodge
U. S. Field Artillery
Optometrist
Donaldy. Reble “Centre
Parker E. Lewis Funeral Services
Mrs
St. Croix Country Club
Calais
St. Croix
St. Martin’s
Topsham
American Legion of Brunswick
Municipal
Joseph H. Rousseau
Edwards Field
Grace Knight
Turkey
I Devpacti
Angel Fy Rr Cael
Chevrolet
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