Wo man's club in Wiscasset hears Law Making talk
The bi monthly Wo mans club met in Wiscasset Friday November 15 with two vocal solos by Priscilla Bryant a Wiscasset Academy student. Harvey R Pease Esq spoke on The Mechanics of Law Making detailing legislative procedure and answered questions. Tea followed. next meeting November 29 features Mrs Noel C Little on Why Be A Club Woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Bryant
Wiscasset Academy
Mary Hobson
Alvin W. Keirstead
Harvey R. Pease
Pease
John H. Currier
Fred
Noel C. Little
J. H. Currier
Fairfield
Emma Gamage
South Bristol
John Merry
Jerusha
Woolwich Grange
Grange Hall
Hartnett
Front Street
Bath
Mikels, Inc
Lincoln County Council of Religious Education
Checks Going Out For Christmas Club
Five weeks from last Wednesday brings Christmas, and on Tuesday the First National Bank pays out 17000 to Christmas Club members. The funds circulate in Bath for taxes, insurance, clothing, gifts, and auto payments, illustrating thrift and planning for the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Saint Nick
Bath
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Honored Guests
Harold Belcher of Boston, treasurer of the American Board of Missions, attended the Winter Street church society meeting at Mrs. Clarence W. Morse’s home, praising the Chinese program. Reverend Joseph O. Purdue and Belcher were guests of honor as the annual bank offering was collected. Maine horsemen at Ralph's Inn, Canaan, paid tribute to Walter G. Morrill and voted to form a permanent organization with an annual Nov. 13 meeting on Col. Morrill’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Belcher
Boston
American Board of Missions
Foochow
China
Woman's Missionary Society of
Winter Street
Clarence W. Morse
Washington Street
Icher
Joseph O. Purdue
Belcher
Mrs.Morse
Maine
Ralph's Inn
Canaan
Walter G. Morrill
Col. Morrill
West Bath Red Cross Busy Sewing Session
West Bath Red Cross met at West Bath grange hall with 28 attendees including three children. Members made baby quilts crazy patchwork and garments. Next meeting moved to December 4 with Mrs Lemont Mrs Cavanaugh Mrs Sandelin and Mrs Baker on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
The
Red Cross
West Bath Grange Hall
James B. Lemont
Herbert
Cavanaugh
Hugo F. Sandelin
Morton
Baker
Woolwich
Owen E. Rogers
Sandelin
Herbert Simpson
Alfred B. Snow
Everett
Stackpole
Annie H. Trufant
Harry
Wallace
William H. White
Lincoln Williams
Courtney E. Stover
Alvah H. Donnell
Ernest E. Williams
Scott R
West Bath Farm Bureau Holds All Day Meeting
West Bath Farm Bureau held an all day meeting at the Foster home of Mrs. Lincoln Williams with 19 attendees. Mrs. Harris T. Rodick led the clothing accessories session while visitors included Mrs. Hiram C. Brown and Master John Footer. The group planned December's annual session with Miss Hortense Welch present and announced dinner and cleanup committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Earle B. Lermond
Charles E. Ripley
Rodick
Hugo F. Sandelin
Elmer Idelinger
Charles T. Small
Loring D. Small
Walter W. Smith
Annie H. Trufant
Ellery E. Whittemore
Williams
Coombs
Coombs, Mrs. Whittemore
Lermond
Alvah H. Donnell
Hortense Welch
Fred J. Rose
Ernest E. Rose
Hazel Heath
Pinson resigns as auxiliary head at Y M C A
The Y M C A Auxiliary met Monday with 14 members from local churches. Mrs Edwin E Pinson resigned as treasurer, accepted with regret. president Mrs Irving C Varney to find a replacement and to notify Mrs Pinson. A speaker was invited to the January Mother Daughter banquet. Silver Tea postponed. refreshments served for first time since organization. next meeting December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hunt
David Y. Alkazin
Ernest Freeman
Republican Women of Sagadahoc County Meet
The Women’s Republican club of Sagadahoc County will hold its monthly meeting Thursday November 21 at two o’clock in the afternoon at the home of Mrs Henry W Butler 627 High Street. The club has been praised as the nearest 100 percent by Miss Nettie Burleigh with three small towns in Sagadahoc unorganized. Meetings have been regular and Mrs Butler is the chairwoman. Increased activities are expected in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Carroll T. Berry
Berry
Grace Bean
Verna Southard
Olive Tarbox
Episcopal
Raymond Farnham
Paul Farnham
Jeannette Haggett
Oak Grove Seminary
Lawrence B. Haggett
Middle Street
Fisher Wright
Lilac Cottage
Wiscasset
Wright
Congregational Parsonage
Alvin W. Keirstead
Charles S. Sewall
J. H. Currier
Winnie Nelder Poulin
Nellie Dowling
Bradford Street
Portland
Women's Republican Club
Sagadahoc County
Henry W. Butler
High Street
Sagadahoc
Nettie Burleigh
Butler
Ee c
Successful Young Trapper Harvey Henderson Jr
Harvey Henderson Jr. of Day's Ferry earns notice as a skilled trapper. The article highlights his early start at age two, steady study of trapping, and growing reputation this season based on his catch from his trap line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Henderson, Jr
Harvey Henderson
Day's Ferry
Henderson
West Bath Social Ties Mark Weekend Gatherings
A Bath area society note lists attendees at a Topsham Grange meeting and various weekend visits. Names include Edna Higgins Grace Waterman Dorothy Waterman Edward Jenks Harland Booker and many Larrabee family members plus Haggett Ogilvie and Williams households. A funeral and a birthday observance for Mrs. Harry W. Lemont are also noted with family gatherings and exchanges of gifts and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham Grange
Topsham
Edna M. Higgins
Grace Waterman
Dorothy Waterman
Edward Jenks
Harland Booker
Joseph W. Larrabee
Emily Larrabee
Fred W. Larrabee
Phyllis Sandelin
Marguerite Donnell
Scott R. Ward
Pred W. Brown
John H. Perkins
Hardings
Harold L. Haggett
Lucy Ann
Bath
Edwin W. Haggett
Harry W. Lemont
Quincy
Mass
Joseph
Miss Mary
Henry Bickle
North Street
Walter W. Larrabee
Billy
Emery Ogilvie
Jefferson
Courtney E. Stover
Somerville
Fred Lawrence
Foxboro
Herbert Wilson
Larrabee's Grove
Marie Cotes
Foster's Point
New York
Harry Williams
Portland
Lincoln Williams
Joseph M. Lemont
Sanford’s Crossing
Berry's Mill
West Bath Grangers Meet Despite Weather
Attendance was 56 members, one visitor, with road conditions keeping many away after Sunday's storm. Announced were upcoming Pomona and Bowdoinham events and a Friday grange hall dance. The meeting included a community segment, readings, a kitchen quiz, a blackboard limerick contest, and dancing with music by the Snipe boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Savadahoc Pomona
Merry Meeting Grange
Bowdoinham
Grange
Ceres
Pomona
Charles T. Herderson
Arthur 8. Crockett
Everett G. Lemont
George R. Booker
Fred K. Sturtevant
Herbert Simpson
Clayton Holden
Roger Holden
Woolwich Women Republicans Hold Meeting Saturday
Woolwich branch of the Woman's Republican club met at Sagadahoc Perry school house with 123 members present. Mrs. John G. Reed presided, and Mrs. Horatio L. Baker spoke, sharing Camp Abena conference notes and clippings. Monthly meetings set for last Tuesday each month in private homes and a future speaker is sought. secretary Mrs. Lincoln Houdlette reported, and a small collection was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Woman's Republican Club
Sagadahoc Perry
John G. Reed
Horatio L. Baker
Arrowsic
Gues
Bake
Lincoln Houdlette
Bride and Groom of 25 Years Lead Grand March
Mr and Mrs Percy Bailey observed their Silver Wedding anniversary and led the grand march at a Nequasset Farm Bureau ball in Montsweag Grange hall after a Farm Bureau supper. Supper served to about 100. pumpkins, apples, greens and candles decorated tables. Toddies of cubed beef and pies featured. Stuart cycles?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Bailey
Nequasset Parm Bureau
Montsweag Grange Hall
Farm Bureau
Bailey
Bureau
John H. Carter
John Brown
Henry T. Dubar
Loring K. Soule
Carolyn D. Wing
Reginald Stacy
Stacy
Two Winners Named In School Contest
Carroll Morse and Miss Betty Footer won a National Education Week contest in Morse seniors class L. Defining education in 25 words, Morse’s entry praised developing the mind, shaping character, and strengthening will to meet life’s problems. Both winners earned Shakespearean play tickets from local company actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Morse
Betty Footer
Morse
Gertrude J. Diggery
English Department
Mr. Morse
Miss Footer
James Hendrickson and
Claire Bruce
Shakespearean Players
Eugene J. Pooter
Trufant Street
Foreign Wars vets plan for installation at Red Men's hall
Dyer Flaherty Post 2197 and its auxiliary hold a public joint installation Sunday at 2 pm with Le Roy P. Smith of Auburn installing officers including George Frost as commander. A medal will be awarded to Eunice G Melzard for bravery rescuing her mother and a companion from drowning in New Meadows River on July 19, 1935, while Marion Spinney aided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer-Flaherty
Veterans For Foreign Wars
Red Men’s Hall
Leroy P. Smith
Auburn
State Department
Eunice G. Melzard
George Melzard
Court Street
New Meadows Rivers
South Street Grammar School
Marion Spinney
Ta Court Street
Smith
George Frost
Floyd Preble
Jess Sanders
Mici Butcher
Fred Hay
William Mitchel
Harold L. Cor Liss
Matie Povich Elected President of Bath Lodge
Matie Povich was elected president of the Bath lodge of B'nai B'rith at Beth Israel synagogue on a Tuesday evening meeting. The outgoing president Dr. Joseph I. Smith served the past year as regular meetings continue on the second Tuesday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge
B’nai B’rith
Matie Povich
Bath
B‘nai B'rith
Beth Israel Synagogue
Mearnstis Santtis Sadebie
Povich
Joseph I. Smith
Woolwich Community News Highlights In November Events
Woolwich notices a flurry of church gatherings and social happenings. Rev A A Callaghan to speak at Nequasset church Thanksgiving service with 11 am union-wide observance. Montsweag and Day's Ferry branches schedule worship, Sunday school, and a series of messages led by Miss Rose Phillips. Socials include Nequasset Farm Bureau supper and dance with Stacy's Orchestra, plus harvest feast at Topsham grange. Notables: George W Shaw funeral, 25th anniversary for Percy and Mrs Bailey, locals attending from Bath and Dresden, and various travels and visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rollins
Bowdeinham
Carolyn Sheldon
Clyde Stott
South Portland
Meecamonica
Woolwich Union
Nequassét Church
A. A. Callaghan
Maine Conference Methodist Episcopal Church
Day's Ferry
Sagadahoc Ferry
Montsweag
Rose Phillips
New England Fellowship
Hillcrest Parsonage
Plinette Allen
L. K. MacInnis
R.N
Brighton
Mass
Barbara Trott
Bath
A. E. Trott
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Montsweag Grange Hall
Stacy
Percy Bailey
Bureau
John Carter
Moatsweag Grange
Topsham Grange
James Blinn
Dresden
Loring Mayberry
Belmont
Montsweag Grange
Jerushx
George W. Shaw
Asbury Bailey
Harvey T. Bailey
Jay Bailey
Herbert Wright
Grover Hill Cemetery
J. A. Redlon
Harry Richardson
Leonard Lord
Lawrence
Arthur Durgin
Damariscotta
Clyde Scott
Durgin
MCRR
Clarence Young
Chester Leeman
Herbert Leeman
Montreal
Canada
David G. Reed
Dr. Smith
Eben Dana
Maine
George Ames
Waldo Allen
Carrol Perkins
Mary Dana
Barbara Isabel
Harold Walker
Ellen
Ralph
Everett Savage, Jr
Augusta
Milton Hathorn
Central Maine Power Co
Emma Head
St. Petersburg
Fla
Brunswick Hospital
Parker Chaney
Eben Chaney
Anna
Nellie Reed
Susan Preble
John Savage
Marion
Obituary of Kathryn Lewis Small 61 in Long Beach Calif
Word was received Monday of the sudden death in Long Beach California of Mrs Kathryn Lewis Small 61 wife of Albion K P Small. Mrs Small was born in Woolwich daughter of Harriet and Elwell Savage. Besides her husband she is survived by twin daughters Helene M Hatton and Hazel E Williams of Glendale California three sisters Mrs Harriet E Halpen of Haverhill Massachusetts Mrs Jennie M Blair of Weymouth Massachusetts and Mrs Florence A Howard of Malden Massachusetts also by three brothers Edward of Augusta Roger and John Savage of Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Kathryn Lewis Small
Albion K. P. Small
Small
Woolwich
Harriet
Elwell Savage
Helene M. Hatton
Hazel £. Williams
Glendale
Harriet E. Halpen
Haverhill
Mass
Jennie M. Blair
Weymouth
Florence A. Howard
Malden
Edward
Augusta
Roger
John Savage
Funeral for Mrs. Ellen Bickle at 22 North Street
The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Bickle wife of Henry Bickle was held Monday at two o clock from her home 22 North street. Reverend David L Wilson and Reverend George B Wolstenholme conducted the services. Bearers were Dr Paul Gregwarce Charles Pearce Joseph O'Brien Richard Frates Walter Mosher and Bryce Roberts. Interment followed in Oak Grove cemetery with honorary pallbearers Richard Gackenbach Fred Bowie Frank Powers and Daniel Brierly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Bickle
Henry Bickle
North Street
David L. Wilson
George B. Wolstenholme
Paul Gregwarce
Charles Pearce
Joseph O’brien
Richard Frates
Walter Mosher
Bath
Bryce Roberts
Brunswick
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bailey's Funeral Held for Hiram F Bailey ex-mayor of Old Town
Funeral services for Hiram Franklin Bailey former Old Town mayor and Bath Box Co. general superintendent were conducted Friday at Centra church with Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson officiating. Bath Box Co. officials and workers attended. the box shop closed for the afternoon. The body will be taken Saturday to Orono for burial in Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Franklin Bailey
Bath Box Co
Old Town
David L. Wilson
Centra Church
Bailey
Orono
Riverside Cemetery
Ellen M Bickle 72 dies after long Bath residence
Ellen M Bickle 72 wife of Henry died after a short illness at eyape home 22 North street Bath late Saturday Born Ellen Maunder 1863 in Codes Greene Cornwall England she married Henry in 1891 and they moved to Louisville then Bath where they raised six children Eva Mae Clarence Samuel Ann Elizabeth Gladys Ellen Stanley She was active in Genesia chapter O E S and Central church Ladies Aid Survived by husband six children two D C residents a Detroit grandchild trio and a brother John of Falmouth England She valued home life and helping others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen M. Bickle
Henry Bickle
Eyape
North Street
Ellen M
Codes Greene
Cornwall
England
Richard
Elizabeth Maunder
Louisville
Eva Mae
Bath
Clarence
Samuel
Ann Elizabeth
Gladys Ellen
Stanley
Mrs. Bickle
Genesia
O. E
Ladies Aid
Central Church
Brice Roberts
Brunswick
Paul A. Gregware
Clarence H
Stanley J
Washington, D. C
Samuel E
Detroit
Mich
John
Falmouth
Robert
Dorothy Bickle
Nancy Ann
Paul Allan Gregware, Jr
Mary A Comeau 66 Bath resident dies after long illness
Mrs Mary Alphia Comeau wife of Charles P Comeau died at her Bath home 4 Charles street after more than two years illness. Born in New Edinborough Nova Scotia she lived in Bath 31 years. She leaves three sons Harry and George in Bath Edward in Baltimore and three daughters Mrs John Mulcahy Mrs Laura Odell and Mrs Carl Wessman. Surviving siblings include Mrs Charles Gaudet Mrs Whitman Doucett Edward Dennis Tellispore and Sylvester Amirault and there are 11 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Holbrook
Winchester
Mass
Sol Holbrook
Main Street
Susanne
Harwood Ellis
Cambride
Ellis
Gertrude Marean
Chester Pendleton
Raymond Sherman
Bangor
Pendleton
Pontiac
Wiscasset
Christine McCarty
M. A. Plumstead
Birch Point
Connecticut
Addie Merry
Federal Street
Fred Merry
Edwin
Evander Gamage
Benjamin H. Adams
Washington County
Mary Nute
Boston
George Nute
L. B. Haggett
Harry
Jeannette
Portland
RFD
Charles Plumstead
Edgecomb
L. Frank Metcalf
Westport
Richard Rines
Metcalf
Lincoln Home
Newcastle
Lincoln County
Martin Andrews
Son Wolcott
Bath Road
Josephine Plumstead
Gorham B. Lilly
Hooper Street
Lawrence Colby
Colby
George Poole
Reading
Poole
Effie J. Poole
Sidney G. Evans
Brunswick
Alonzo H. Applin
Applin
Belfast
Bowdoin
Robert Temple
Bowdoinham
Harry Mosher
Mary Alphia Comeau
Charles P. Comeau
Charles Street
New Edinborough
Nova Scotia
Hilair
Marguerite Don Amirault
Bath
St. Mary’s Church
Blessed Virgin Sodality
Harry A
George H
Edward Comeau
Baltimore
John J. Mulcahy
Laura Odell
Carl Wessman
Cohasset
Charles Gaudet
Haverhill
Whitman Doucett
Edward
Dennis
Tellispore
Sylvester Amirault
Woolwich man George W. Shaw dies at 85
George W. Shaw 85 died Saturday at his Woolwich home after two years of ill health. Born in Woolwich he lived there all his life and was known for market trips to Bath. He was a charter Woolwich Grange member, a former school board member and ex selectman. He leaves wife Ella Richardson Bath, son Harold R. Shaw, two grandchildren Ivan and Lloyd, brother Edward B. Shaw, all of Woolwich, plus several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Shaw
Woolwich
George W
Sophie Greenleaf Shaw
Bath
Woolwich Grange
Walter L Blethen Dies After Illness at Bath Memorial
Walter L. Blethen age 73 of 15 Marshall Avenue died Saturday morning at Bath Memorial Hospital after a two year illness. He was a painter. He leaves his wife Mary C. Blethen and one daughter Mrs. William Miller of Bowdoinham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Blethen
Marshall Avenue
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mary C. Blethe
William Miller
Bowdoinham
Mrs Comeau’s Funeral Held at St Mary’s Church
Funeral services for Mary Alphia Comeau wife of Charles P Comeau were conducted Saturday at eight in St Marys church a high mass of requiem Rev Timothy C Maney officiated Bearers listed and burial followed at Calvary cemetery in the same town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alphia Comeau
Charles P. Comeau
Charles Street
St. Mary's Church
Timothy C. Maney
Henry M. Biggins
Frank R. Durant
Desire Amirault
Melvin L. Comeau
Henry J. White
Alex Burgess, Jr
Calvary Cemetery
Committal Service For Local Resident Eliza Blasland
Committal services for Mrs. Eliza J. Blasland and Howard Blasland were held Friday at Maple Grove cemetery with Rev. Joseph O. Purdue officiating. Funeral services were at 148 Summer Street in Auburn earlier Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza J. Blasland
Howard Blasland
Auburn
Maple Grove Cemetery
Joseph O. Purdue
Summer Street
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Arthur Williams
Alfred Dowling
Vincent C. Reed
Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Woman’s Missionary Society Meeting
West Bath Red Cross
West Bath Farm Bureau
Foster’s Point District
Pinson
West Bath Grangers
Woolwich Women Republicans
Arrows
Foreign Wars
Mrs
Higam F. Bailey Funeral
Mary A. Comeau
Mrs. Comeau