Wiscasset Church Celebrates 100th Anniversary Valor
The Wiscasset Methodist Church marked its 100th anniversary with a packed service led by Robert Pierce, a 1907 1908 pastor. A historical letter, 1828 revival notes, and the 1834 building milestone framed the event. Trustees reported $190 raised for renovations, $1250 project cost, and $200 remaining.
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Robert Pierce
Augusta Moore
Bath Independent
New York
Wiscasset
PERMISSION GRANTED BY JUDGE OF PROBATE TO REMOVE BUILDING
Permission was granted to raze the vacant wooden dwelling at Washington and Summer streets Bath once owned by William H Swett and later by Judge James S Lowell The Sagadahoc probate court approved the removal after years of vacancy with no plans for use of the real estate Other probate actions followed including administration filings bonds inventories and accounts for multiple estates and guardianships
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William B. Mussenden
Charles H. Cahill
Martha B. Bridge
Horace W. Swett Et
Bath
Washington and
Summer Streets
William H. Swett
James S. Lowell
Walter S. Glidden
Sagadahoc
Glidden
Annie D. Dale
Richmond
Lillian M
Walter F. Abbott
Edith E. Abbott
Annie I. Rea
Topsham
Stuart Bennett Rea
London
Ontario
Alferteen Oliver
Marie F. Andre
Shirley L. Moore
Ruth A. Moore
Clara E. Bickford
Alonzo T. Bickford
C.t.a
Lucy A. Grant
Phippsburg
Rencella May Boynton
J. Edwin Eaton
Sebastia M. Eaton
Charles P. Edgecomb
Sarah E. Eaton
Mary J. Goodwin
Nella S. Stover
Inez ‘Crocker Larrabee
Woolwich
Florence Larrabee Sprague
Helen G. York
Arlene D. York
Mary E. Chase
Marjorie M. Chase
Ida H. Leh
Annie Stone Hall
Harold L. Troop
George W. Troop
Anne Kimball
Phillips Kimball
Gordon Berry
Lina G. Sewall
Elbridge M. Cunningham
Georgetown
Alexander S. Cunningham
William E. Besaw
Susan A. Besaw
Frances A. Weeks
Arthur J. Dunton
Sebastian M. Eaton
Wilbur O. Allen
Fred S. Morgan
Guardian
Jefferson Guardian
Sands Wyman Rea
Weldon
Texas
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Degrees Conferred at West Bath Grange Meeting
An attendance of 203 marked the conferring of the third and fourth degrees at West Bath Grange Hall on Monday night with 64 visitors. A harvest supper followed and a memorial service honored Grangers who died in World War I. Next week’s program includes a miscellaneous program and a sewing circle by the gossip of the grange, plus a Friday dance led by Mrs. Fred F. Sturtevant. Mrs. Ethel Wardwell of Belfast resigns as supervisor of music to become head of music at Castine Normal School. She has been Maine Supervisors’ Association president and led music at the State Teachers’ Convention in Portland.
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Woman's Club of
Wiscasset
Clara S. Wright
Red Cross
Josephine Tucker
Mary Hobson
Minnie Y. Wyman
Newcastle
China
Hom
Woo
Mrs. Wyman
Willard Gordon Wyman
United States
Wyman
Central Asiatic
Roy Chapman Andrews
Gobi Desert
Fred Dunn
Sarah D. Varney
Katherine M. Sewall
Grace L. Knight
Woman's Club
Charles S. Sewall
First Congregational Church
Bertram E. Packard
Maine
John F. Wright
Donald
Frederick
Boston
Bernice Webber
Planning Board
State House
Augusta
Harvey R. Pease
Stephen Richards
West Stewartstown
N. H
Garrison Hill
Charles Hubbard
Snell House
New York
Frank Sherman
Grace Allen
South Portland
Sherman
Stanton D. Sherman
Federal Street
A. H. Dodge
Bath
Bradford C. Bedennett
Union Armistie
Bristol Congregational Church
Bristol
South Bristol
E. Fred Albee
Maude Clark Gay
Augusta House
Clarence A. Richards
Damariscotta
Webber's Tavern
Roy Weismert
Cleveland
Ohio
A. W. Keirstead
P. B. Stinson
William T. Cost
Little Son
Mr. Cost
North Edgecomb
Academy
Annie Hall
Jefferson
Norris Miller
Bertha Smart
Winthrop
Mass
J. E. White
Alna Road
Nettie Knight
Camden
Charles M. Legrow
Minnie H. Wyman
Fred B. Dunn
Brunswick
Walter Leavitt
Clyde
Farmington
True E. Makepeace
Lawrence Crocker
Joseph Dowling
Farm Bureau
Montsweag Grange Hall
Alice Baker
Mary H. Hunnewell
Winona
Ruth Leavitt
Farmington Falls
West Bath Grange Hall
Grange
Fred F. Sturtevant
Ethel Wardwell
Belfast
Castine
G. W. Pomerleau
Westbrook
McClure
Vinal Hunnewell
Bath Hospital
Harvey Crosby
Minnie Crosby
Rumford
Woolwich Union For
Christian Service
Sebenon Hall
University of Maine
Laura Farnham
Wellesley Hills
Frank Farnham
Wilson Wright
Clarence Clark
Windham
James Colby
Jeanette
Richmond
Good Will Club
Lincoln Churchill
Irving Baker
Yarmouth Academy
Swank
Philadelphia
Walter Swank
Day's Ferry
Josephine Cunningham
Fred Carlton
Clyde Stott
Sagadahoc Ferry
Portland
Lee Hodgkins
Kenneth Hodgkins
Social Roundup of Weekend Guests and Travel
Portland and Bath residents hosted and visited over the weekend with relatives and friends. Camp and holiday travel included trips to Dorchester Mass Waterville and Richmond with multiple families and students from the University of Maine visiting for the Bowdoin Maine game.
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Charles T. Small, Jr
Portland
Small
Brigham's Cove
Percy E. Holbrook
Waterville
Owen Thompson
Mary Campbell
Bath
Frank A. French
Henrietta French
Roy Moore
High Street
Wendell Daly
Greene
Ernest E. Williams
Ida Bounty
Campbell's Pond
R. G. Philbrook
Norwood
Mass
Carl Jensen
Hayden S. Rogers
Charles McLean
Richard ‘Chase
University of Maine
Rogers
M. Eleanor Bates
Samuel F. Bates
Sabine
Mildred Henley
William J. Burke
William
Hyde Park
Fred W. Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
Regina Levesque
Lewiston
Fred W.,larrabeee
Ralph Wright
Harold Conley
Wilson’s Mills
Jennie Larrabee
Walter H. Larrabee
West Bath Farm Bureau Meets On Wednesday
West Bath Red Cross members gathered in the grange hall to sew, patchwork, and distribute children’s clothing to needy families. The meeting drew 31 attendees including one guest from Providence. A rescheduled date was set to avoid conflict with Sagadahoc Pomona.
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West Bath Red Cross
Grange Hall
Fred Larrabee
Lincoln Williams
A. H. Donnell
Frank Kendrick
Sagadahoc Pomona
Topsham Grange
Herbert Simpson
Earle Donnell
Herbert Cavanaugh
C. C. Clark
Providence
R. I
West Bath
Joseph Lemont
Fred W. Larrabee
A. B. Snow
Llewellyn Rogers
Annie Trufant
Walter Marco
E. A. Booker
Everett Mayo
Courtney Stover
Paul M. Olm
Everett Stackpole
E. W. Haggett
W. H. Holland
Marilyn Booker
Ethel Waterman
Bath
William H. White
Humphrey Owen
Harry Wallace
Herbert E. Worrey
David Henderson
North Bath
Brunswick
William Footer
Harry E. Peterson
Joseph Footer
Woolwich
Morton Baker
West Bath Red Cross Holds All Day Meeting
West Bath Farm Bureau held an all day session with Miss Annie Trufant of Trufant's Crossing. Hortense Welch led the program on reconditioning of the wardrobe. 22 attended. two new members joined for a total of 32. Next meeting will be a planning session with the Men's group at West Bath orange hall on Dec 14.
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West
Ernest Rose
Charles T. Small
Guy Crosby
Joseph Larrabee
Hazel Heath
Herbert Hodgkins
Humphrey Owen
Daniel MacDonald
Jerry Haile
Arthur Brown
E. W. Haggett
Hodgkins
MacDonald
Owen
E. C. Donnell
Loring D. Small
Frei Rose
Annie Trufant
Joseph Day
Elmer Sidelinger
Brunswick Captures Morse Post, Issues Challenge
After beating Morse 6 0 at Whittier Field Brunswick fans parade nine miles to Bath to display stolen Morse goal posts at the town hall. The game drew a large student turnout and Brunswick boasted a 6 0 win with a bold post theft as Morse contended hard but could not overcome the visitors. The note adds a playful, contentious tone about the incident and upcoming “challenge.”
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Brunswick
Morse
Brunswick High
Whittier Field
Bath
Kelley Athletic Field
Town Hall
American Legion Hall
Brunswick Town Hall
Orange and Black Rooters
Kelley
Morse High
Shipping City
Billy Edwards
Blue
Battery G
Woolwich Notes: New arrivals, visits, and Union banquet
Woolwich community updates include Woolwich G W Pomerleau substituting at the M C R R station, births welcomed at Bath hospital, and visits among residents. The Woolwich Union for Christian Service plans its November banquet at Sebonon hall with emphasis on education and world service mite box collections.
Nequasset Farm Bureau Opens Purses At Montsweag Grange
Nequasset Farm Bureau held an all day session at Montsweag grange hall focusing on leather work and tooling for purse making. Led by Mrs. Gertrude Marston and Mrs. Eldie Wright, dinner was organized by Mrs. Arthur Williams, Mrs. Asa Hathorn, and Mrs. Duncan McIntosh, with future plans at Bath guest Ruth Farnham’s home.
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Nequasset Farm Bureau
Montsweag Grange Hall
Gertrude Marston
Eldie Wright
Arthur Williams
Asa Hathorn
Duncan McIntosh
Bureau
Ruth Farnham
Bath
Bath Memorial Hospital Donation Week Receives Broad Support
Donations during Bath Memorial hospital week prove highly satisfactory with a wide array of items. Contributions include blankets, jellies, canned goods, sheets, towels, unbleached sheetings, vegetables, clothing, and cash from individuals, schools, and church groups aiding winter and spring needs.
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Bath Memorial Hospital
St. Mary's Parochial School
Nightingale Club
Charles Blair
Jane Cushing
Frederick R. E. Dean
F. B. Nichols
Joseph M. Trott
Nellie Webber
Arthur Sewall
Loyall F. Sewall
Wilfred W. Chaney
Dike Street School
Catherine Huston
Alice Magoun
Rosary Sodality
St. Mary's Church
John Russell
Charles Taylor
Charles M. Tubbs
Lucian Ames
Annie Cox
Frederick H. Kimball
Samuel Levine
Odd Ladies Sewing Circle
William D. Sewall
Lena Donnell
Frederick Edney
Lillian Leonard
Roy W. Putney
Dromore Farm Bureau
E. M. Fuller
Warren E. Kershner
Charles H. Bagley
Foote
Mary Kelley
Frank Lemont
Annie Minott
J. Albert Redlon
Rodney E. Ross
South End P. T. A
Allan Spear
J. R. Andrews
Abbie Minott
William J. Craft
George A. Dickinson
Edward Perry
South End
Timothy C. Maney
Paul M. Olm
Alice Robbins
Anna Trott
Minnie White
J. A. Clappison
Mary Fitzgerald
William E. Palmer
Edwin
Henry Biggins
Harry W. Crosman
Charles Donnell
Owen J. Ledyard
John McInnes
John Morse
Samuel
Horace Morse Leads Colonial Bowlers With Peak Jump
Horace Morse captain of the Lucky Strikes posts the largest gain among 90 or better bowlers in the Colonial Club league. He moves from 10th to 2nd as his average rises from 92.9 to 97.6 while Clint Wilson leads at 99.5. Allan Spear joins the 90s, Don Small exits, and Dave Mullin climbs to 3rd as Thursday’s schedule avoids top contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Morse
Colonial Club
Clint Wilson
Wings
Allan Spear
Don Small
Dave Mullin
C. D. Wilson
Old Golds
Spuds F. ‘A
Winchenbach
Keegan and Neal Land Large Bucks in Maine Woods
Judge John J. Keegan and Everett W. Neal were among 11 hunters led by Sheriff Albert Henderson into Northern Maine. Keegan took a 190 pound buck and Neal a 180 pounder. The party endured unusually bad luck, blamed on last winter's cold, and returned home Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Keegan
Everett W. Neal
Albert Henderson
Maine Woods
Keegan
Neal
Henderson
Winter Clothing Sale Ad Shows Low Prices Across All Wool Outerwear
An old classifieds listing promotes low prices on overcoats in blue brown and gray plus extra heavy sheep lined coats and all wool blue coats with belts and pockets. It highlights wool pants sweaters flannel shirts union suits and rubber overshoes with various price points and brands like Endicott Johnson and Ball Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endicott Johnson
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Harry M. Huse
Arthur H. Allen
Stanley Thompson
Mary Nute
L. B. Steele
Superior Court
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Archie H. Dodge
J. Edward White
Harry Mosher
Roy R. Marston
Joseph E. Smith
Samuel J. Sewall
George W. Carleton
Lester Peters
Charles Plumstead
Frank Metcalf
Leon Flood
J. H. Southard
Forest Preble
A. W. Wilband
Harry Bailey
William B. Lewis
Byron Adams
Lester Steele
Forest Lewis
James Adams
Frank H. Hutchins
Everett Jackson
Sidney G. Evans
Frank Gray
John Jackson
Harvey Bean
Paul Farnham
Fred Blagdon
Norris A. Miller
George Blagdon
Frank E. Quinnam
Organ Society
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New Bedford
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FORD
Hageett Garage Co
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West Bath Grange
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McNeil
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Handsome
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