Local Fraternal and Grange Activities Highlight November Meetings
Members from Sharon Augusta Ruth Wing Hewthorne Brunswick Esther Eleanor Forbes St Pisgah Boothbay Harbor Cuenke Gamage Pegonia South Electa Dorothy Warder and others attended a meeting with ninety guests. November 18 brought 33 attendees as three candidates were initiated and a social hour followed with refreshments. Officers were installed and a Dec 2 program titled Thoughts for Christmas was planned along with a Christmas lunch committee. Grange Sewing Circle met with sixteen participants for an afternoon of sewing and knitting. Royal Arch, Pine Cone Rebekah, Hunton Hill Grange and the Woman's Club held meetings with elected officers, degree work, fairs, demonstrations, and talks on past and future legislation. The ABCs of Wisconsin Grammar School pamphlet issue release noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunton Hill Grange
Frank Flagg
Shege Dunton
Eee Ae
Joe
W. Frederick Daley
Bie V. Dunton
Fiera Stella
Sammond
Stew
Ladyard
Helen Light
Vinnie S. Quinnam
Olive Dow
Charles A. Dun
John F. Jackson
Isabelle Young
New Jerusalem Royal Arch
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Huntoon Hill Farm Bureau
Janette
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November Term Lincoln Superior Court Proceedings
Lincoln County court reports a busy November term with a two-case traverse jury session. State vs Daniel Wylie upheld prior motor alcohol conviction with fine and costs. other civil actions from Meadow Road accident heard, with one verdict favoring defendant and a new-trial motion filed. Multiple criminal appeals, pleas, and sentences noted, plus several divorces granted including custody arrangements for a minor child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popeeree
Lincoln C County
Traverse
State
Daniel ‘Wylie
Lincoln Municipal Court
Wylie
Baberlot
Wotty
Harold W. Hurley
Boothbay Harbor
Arthur
Trevett
Richard Barlow
Edward E. Bridgham
Id Rubin
Bath
James Desmond
Portland
Chester Reed
Philip Reed, Jr
Lincoln Municipal
Leslie Borneman
Kant
Lincounicipal Court
Ralph Winchenbach
Waldoboro
Guy Roger Young
Lancaster
N. H
Kenneth Campbell
Boothbay
Ite
Merton B. Campbell, Jr
Frank R. Greenleaf
Auto
South Windham
Douglas Lewis
Donald Waltz
Eugene F. Sewall
C. A. Richards
Charles M. Giles
Herbert L. Pinkham
Fred L. Hayden
Louisa M. Sullivan
Glenwood W. Sullivan
Fort Fairfield
Margaret H. Metcalf
Wis
Local social notes and travel plans from area families
Ruth Hawks and Mrs Harriet Dot attend a rum mage sale and plan a Christmas tree event at Mrs McCrater's home on December 4. Various households, including the Kingsburys and Murphys, host relatives, travel to see fires damage, hunt in Liberty, and visit Bath schools during education week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hawks
Harriet Dot
Bre McCrater
W. Davis
Kenneth Noyes
Ake Beverly
Scott Maxson
Sanare
George Stetson
Brunswick
Walter Kingsbury
Lannes Fuller
Albert White
Loring Small l
Pauline Belanger
Bath
Bone Parke
Portsmouth
N. H
Albert Reno, Sr
Arthur
Philip Reno
Laurance Babine
Chickie
Liberty
Samuel Cole
Lewiston
Roy Pune
Florida
Adrian Jacques
Soldier's Pond
Lee Holbrook
Percy Holbrook
Boudreau
Virgil Libby
Waterville
Ednar Owens
Shelia
Herbert Babkirk
Ethel Burns
Melford Perham
Janice
Winter Haven
Fla
Marshall Boudreau
Topsham Grange
Charles Callwell
Beverly Pendleton
West Bath
Gardiner
J. Fish
Lemont’s
Augusta
Nathan Johnson
Maine
Dumping Rubbish Along Roads Must Stop City Warns
City Health Officer Chester H. McCabe orders an end to rubbish dumped on highways and private property. Five violators were admonished last week but no leniency remains. Violations carry fines up to 50 dollars or 30 days imprisonment, or both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester H. McCabe
McCabe
West Bath Farm Bureau Meeting Notes and Plans
A fragmented report details a West Bath Farm Bureau gathering with topics including a cooking demonstration on dressings, a December planning meeting led by Mrs Thompson, and a planned hot meal for attendees. The piece mentions 4-H Club exchanges, an upcoming special evening on Nov 0, and lists several members such as Mrs Leon Belanger Otis Card and Elmer Williams among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarre
Edward K
Segneahab
Harry Larrabee
Everett Lemont
Thompson
Leon Belanger
John Smith
Otis Card
Edwin
William Powe
Elmer Williams
Mesaber
Bidet White
Rich Proudly
Ther
Harry J. Sawer
Nequasset Auxiliary Holds All Day Meeting With Mrs Bailey
Nequasset Auxiliary met all day Thursday at Mrs Percy Bailey’s home on the State highway with 19 in attendance. A noon covered dish dinner was served with Henry Dubar as co host. Members worked on items for the next sale and a service table was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset
Percy Bailey
Henry Dubar
Pea Ice Mothers Club Plans December Meeting Program
Members listed include Mrs Antonne Brown Mrs John Moffitt William Phillips Mrs John Robbins Mrs James Parker Mrs Alex State Mrs Bertram Crocker and others. The group will follow the regular business meeting with a sixteenth program and plan a gathering at the Sanford Bro venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pea Ice Mothers Club
Bence
Aonntone Brown
John Moffitt
William Phillips
John Robbins
James Parker
Alex State
Bertram Crocker
Ruth Me
Elwe Wright
Clyde Wirtece
Sanford Bro
Woolwich Woman Records Long Hunting Career Emends Tale
Mrs Myers Reed of Woolwich et Se pursued game for 25 years at Woolwich Center hunting various species. The note mentions a 75 pound catch and ongoing hunting efforts by the resident, summarizing a long local pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Reed
Woolwich Et Se
Woolwich Center
Woolwich Deer Hunters Highlight Town Activity This Week
In Woolwich this week a group led by Cyrus Gilmore Albion Cor Cox and Lawrence Putnam with Sherwood Francis hunted in Washington county while visiting their aunt Mrs Maude Dionne in Skowhegan. Patti Jo is named at birth in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Gilmore
Albion Cor
Lawrence Putnam
Sherwood Francis
Washington County
Cox
Maude Dionne
Skowhegan
Patti Jo
Youngsters Attend the Elks Circus in Portland
Two youths Edward alien of Portland and Bernard Dumont of Waterville visited the Elks Circus closing performance in Portland. Edward received the honor dia let H Cooper provided cars to Port. The evening thrilled the two boys among 25 now at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Elks
Elks Circus
Portland
Edward Alien
Bernard Dumont
Waterville
Edward
Dia
Woolwich P T A Discusses Plans For Town Schools
Sel Chester Roberts, Woolwich P T A member, says the group will work with Starwood staff and Will O Bailey to adapt programs from other towns. Final plans for the First Annual Parent-Teacher Fair are set for Saturday evening December 6 at the Monteneng School. Proceeds fund school projects and public events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Roberts
Woolwich
Parent- Teacher Association
Starwood Man
Superienendce Schools
Will O. Bailey
Monteneng
Grange Hall
Sherwood
Earl Dorr
de Wicke
Fragmented Atlantic City social note hints at visits
The text records a social reference with mentions of Mrs. and Mr. Mank, Mr. fof, and Mrs. Harry Thomas of Woolwich. It notes expected visitors or travel plans involving Mrs. and Mrs. H and Bath, with partial names and places, but the fragmentary lines limit clear events or dates.
Nisbet Friday Attendants and Fire Loss Report
Fragmentary text reports Nisbet Friday attending children Eldora and Frank of Willow, with mentions of Friends of Mrs Blais, Dell, and Bath. The read appears to note a fire incident and a chai 2 rea Iilliams of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisbet
Eldora
Frank
Olive
Willow
Les Blaisdell
Bath
Broom Housed on Hook Reveals Odd Maintenance Claim
In a brief oddity from a local page, a broom is hung on a hook when not in use sparking a discussion about household storage habits and practicality. The item becomes a tiny focus of stray chatter in the column.
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Lincoln Superior Court
Johns-Manville
Roofing & Siding Co
Lelta
Gulf of California
West Bath Farm Bureau
P Kerad
Harry Thomas
Chabas Herbert
Lowe Que
Rowel
John Rollins
Federation Women
Vine & Song
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