Colby Quimby Wedding Delights with Family Ties
The Colby Quimby wedding was a delightful affair decorated in yellow and pink. The bride wore white silk taffeta in princess lines. she and the groom, son of Chester D. Colby, reside at 967 Middle Street and the groom is a 1925 Morze High School graduate and machinist at Hyde Windlass Company. Guests gathered after Nov 16, with mothers in satin and green silk respectively. Ice cream, cake and refreshments were served. out of town guests included Mrs James McLain of Bremen and Mr and Mrs Nathan Davis of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Chester D. Colby
Middle Street
Morze High School
Hyde Windias
Solar Idge
Masons
Free Quimby
Chester Colby
Misa Zmma Colby
Raymond Hailes
Jamez McLain
Bremen
Nathan Davis
Porland
Radio hookup carries national orange convention programs
A nationwide radio hookup Saturday carried two programs from the national orange convention. The piece notes Horace Greeley's line altered to Go Sox Young Man and comments on regional land prices affecting farm producers, highlighting a shift toward independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeieys
Poe
South
Bowdoin Ladies Ad Mex Tirwaday 2 the Reme of Mrs
Meeting details for Bowdoin Ladies Society with references to Mrs Eriami Rogers and group activities. Mentions of dates, rooms, and attendees, with scattered notes on ceremonies and game-like reminders, all presented in fragmented OCR style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eriami Rogers
Baermet
Bescon
Water hauled for cattle as town mourns pastor
The report notes a night fire and work by Chief McEwer, while residents mourn Rev. Edward W. Wesbe who died at his home in Hallowell. He had served as pastor and state school superintendent and was well respected locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEwer
Jessie
Paul Ames
Ridge
Ames
Harvey
Edward W. Wesbe
Hallowell
Mr. Webber
Universalis Church
State School For Girls
Rez J SN. Pamer
Grant Woods
Upton
Grace Weeks
Canaan
C. A Rolfe
Lom Hecke
Ethel Hacke
Kenneth Hackett
Percival Liotie
Boston
Newcastle Sanday
Pescral Lane
Bostom
Ethel
Lem Hacket
Bertha Cou
South Coventry
George HL Hacke
Willem Pote
VW. Warren
C. C
Been Bleckern
Wateryie
Sumdézy
BR A
Dickenson
E Cormish
Bucewick
Iowmeaman
Robert Patten Bite Moemaege
Calleg
Friends
Grama
Dano Zapmons
Alex Merwin Jasper
Eigen Mowe
Feria
Wales
Ihe Gieizes
Bath Chronicle Social Notes of Local Guests and Visits
Miss Nellie Cutting hosts and guests include Mr and Mrs Lloyd Banning Mrs Ray Campbell and Mrs Warren White for tea. Bath visitors Alice Abbie Minott Emma Perry. Many dinners and Sunday visits with families in Bath Richmond and Skowhegan. Community club fundraiser and local club meetings noted with residents, travel to Portland Lewiston New York Baltimore and Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Cutting
Lloyd Banning
Ray Campbell
Warren White
Tellieghans Dastag
Alice
Abbie Minott
Emma Perry
Bath
Fred Sewyer
Fiora Risteema
Charlies Farnham
E. L. Risteen
Thomer Francis
Skowhegan
Sun- Francis
FP. Sawyer
Wendell White
Bostom
Mabel Ingalls
Mothers Club
James E Perry
F. C. Bowker
Lydia J. Feere
Portland
J. F. Skillings
Ruth
Sebasco
Alfred Holt
Augusta
L. J. Feere
Maude Holbrook
P. C. Bowker
James Perry
York Farm
Brightwater
Herbert Doughty
William Nelson
AF. Wiliams
Port Eston
Martin Wyman
Exmest Rogers
Omar Perry
L. J. Feero
George Imgzlis
Wiscasset Women Revise Barges and Summer Series
In Wiscasset the community groups revise plans for the barge project and summer series, with organizers noting ongoing work by the women’s civic committee. Rain delays affect police and town events as plans near completion.
Women’s Auxiliary Meeting Set at Nash Residence
The Women’s auxiliary met with Mrs. Henstead on Thursday, and the upcoming gathering will be at Mrs. Nash’s home this week.
Local Notes From Sheepseet Echo
Mr Charles Weeks departed for the West recently. N Lincoln traveled to Boston on business. Mrs John Smith visits Portland friends. Miss Lou Lincoln and Alden Chaney return from Kent's Hill for a two week vacation. Everett Jackson home from steamer Wiwurna for winter. Dana Borland of Lynn Mass visiting town. D S Hawes visiting his brother H W Hawes and heads to North Carolina for winter. John Smith back from eight weeks in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepseet
Charles Weeks
West
N.lincoln
Boston
John Smith
Portland
Lou Lincoln
Alden Chaney
Kent’s Hill
L. Nate
William Smith
Everett Jackson
Dana Borland
Lynn
Mass
D. S. Hawes
H. W. Hawes
North Carolina
Wiscasset 25 Years Ago Sheepscat Echo November 18 1905
Arthur Bean received a fox hound as a present. E and Perkins build an ice house at his ice pond. Captain Carl Chaney visits The Albee. Mrs Eliza McCobb of Alna visits Mrs Sarah Sylvester. Arthur Durgin from Lewiston in town. Abiel Greenleaf and wife attend Eben Fuller’s funeral in Woolwich. Creamery work paused due to storm and lumber delay. Bridge crew notes a 10 degree rise. Mrs H Holt and Adelaid visit Lincolnville for two weeks with Mr Holt’s parents who marked their golden wedding. George Lincoln cuts down a century-old horse chestnut on Federal Street due to decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Birch Ae Envier
Washington Street
Frederick H. Theakston
Katherine Jackson
New York
Baltimore
Walter Serle
Lawrence Hagget
Lewiston
Harry Bradford
Bates-Colby
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Bath
C. A. Peasiee
Augusta
DeForest Day
Charlies C. Hilton
A. H. Dodge
Charles S. Sewall
Wilbur F. Merrill
Hodge Street
Sewall
Bath Road
Anson Baker
Lettie Stinson
Lowestown
Alice Greenlief
Leeland Greener
Brookline
Mass
Evin Stimpson
Skowhegan
Frank Metcalf
Birch Point
Elizabeth Sewall
Richmond
J. Sewall
Thaddeus Reed
Sfill House
Federal Street
Robert Day
Wiscasset
Albion
William R. Pattangall
Samuel J. Sewall
Mr. Sewall
Blair
Water Street
Wiscasset Academy
Congregational Vestry
The
Lion's Gis
Inn
Vetiry
F. E. Percer
Benjamin Adams
Foster Perkins
Herbert Pushard
Helen Dickinson
Soule
Louise Adams
Katherine Perkins
Hazel
Judith Chae
Pacis
Sheepscat Echo
Arthur Bean
E. &. Perkins
Carl Chaney
Death of Mrs. Crooker Recalled by Bowdoinham Residents
Friends and former neighbors remember Mrs. Crooker as a pleasant neighbor and kind friend. She lived with her daughter Mrs. Amy Purinton in Brunswick before moving from the home now owned by P. A. Cannon. Mr. Crooker died several years ago.
Funeral Attends Charles Philbrick at Richmond Home
Mrs Mary Heath Evelyn Frank Herbert Heath and A B Temple attended the funeral of Charles Philbrick at his late home in Richmond. A Baptist minister spoke comfort to mourners. Philbrick leaves a widow a daughter Mrs David Graves a sister and two brothers. Burial was in Bay View cemetery. Miss Nellie Temple returns home from Richmond. Annie Cobb improves after illness. C O Purinton visited Portland. Elmer Wade and family from Massachusetts stayed with Mrs Tina Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Heath
Evelyn
Frank
Herbert Heath
Temple
Richmond
Charles Philbrick
Philbrick
David Graves
Bay View
Nellie Temple
Annie P. Cobb
C. O. Purinton
Portland
Elmer Wade
Massachusetts
Tina Jack
Bowdoin Receives Gift of Painting
Bowdoin College has been given an oil painting of Edward Page Mitchell class of 1871 longtime editor of The New York Sun. Painted by Salisbury the English artist it is now in New York City and will be sent to Bowdoin in December. Donor is William Dewart president of The New York Sun and former associate of Dr Mitchell. Upon arrival in Brunswick the portrait will be shown in the Walker Art Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin College
Edward Page Mitchell
New York Sun
Salisbury
New York City
Bowdoin
William Dewart
Mitchell
Brunswick
Walker Art Building
New England Apple Crop Expected To Reach Record
The New England Crop Reporting service reports a 32 percent larger harvest than last year with an estimated 2 470 000 barrels, well above the five year average of 1 897 000. This year’s crop would be the largest on record in New England. Louis Esely spends a deer hunting week at Kingfield and Abbott Redlon of Bath joins Thursday. Councilman Fred W Aderton of Ward 6 was home from a week ill due to an attack of a rip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
United States Department of Agriculture
Louis Esely
Kingfield
Abbott Redlon
Bath
Fred W. Aderton
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Jersey
Bath Department Store
Center Street
Maime
Colby-Quimby
Hyde Windlass Co
Will of
Hosea Hartford
Bowdoinham
Dectian
W Harford
Fia
Locke
East Bridgewater
Wiliam
Cobb
Ara
Linsyon
T Gardiner
Cobb CO
Franks
Eadarieg
Marth Street
Cath, Manse
Mame
Moenumentz
Stucks
Hackett
Viola Coombs
Morse
Prax
Profesonal Cumness
Donsic
Init Waranty
Mra A
Z Farley
Selectmen’s
Mater
J. Hall Dentam
H E Cemik
Pridiaz
Millet
Bezdang
Amd LitchSeid
Jack
Lecthet
Evia
Allens
Marshall Meryman Ans
George
Pip
Zrizné Beest
Pridar
Wausier House
H D. Cemisi
Pridsy
Lewinson
Morrison
Seema
Dacline Amnes Hoctene
Maine
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