Wiscasset Library elects new trustees at annual meeting
At the Wiscasset Public Library annual corporators meeting Rev Henry Webb hosted. Trustees elected for three years include Marion Warland and Frances Sortwell. Officers named: Webb president Seaver Warland vice president Nina Lennox secretary Frances Sortwell treasurer Edna Southard assistant treasurer Elizabeth Webb librarian Barbara Bailey assistant librarian. Other notes cover library circulation 32000 volumes year and a peak month of 2748, a 15 year bake event, and local social notices.
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Wiscasset Public Library
Henry W. Webb
Marion Warland
Frances Sortwell
Webb
W. Seaver Warland
Nina Lennox
Edna Southard
Elizabeth Webb
Barbara Bailey
Mrs Kings Funeral at Curtis Street Burial in Oak Grove
Elizabeth A. King widow of John F. King funeral conducted Tuesday at Curtis funeral home 42 Washington Street by Dr. David L. Wilson. Bearers included Charles King William Edgett John Freeman Ernest Freeman. Burial in Oak Grove. Robert Milliken of A Hallet & Co on vacation left with his mother and friends for Massachusetts New Jersey and New York for World's Fair. Mrs J Leslie Coombs of 100 South Street returned from visiting daughter in Reading Massachusetts.
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Chelle
N. Y
Dorothy Ischer
Neil McIntyre
Fort Hill Street
Alex
Shirley White
Boston
Concord
Mass
Shirley
William Rich
F. D. Southard
Rich
Benjamin F. Webber
Thomaston
Wiscasset
Legion
Phipps Point
A. O. Dowling
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Bath
William Webber
Theodore Greenleaf
Federal Street
North Edgecomb
Harold Cooper
Gladys Cooper
Earl Colby
Portland
George G. Chiera
St. Philip's Church
St. Barnabas Church
Augusta
Clarence Race
New York
Washington, D. C
Jane Acetts Race
Earl Rines
Walter Sherman
Harold S. Sherman
Becker College
Worcester
Sewall Strout
Smith
Malden
Strout Farm
Edgecomb
Llewellyn Rines
Elmore Rines
Bridgton
Woolwich
Earl D. Rines, Jr
Barbara Ann
Earl D. Rines
Charles J. DiPerri
Everett
Chester Dorr
Huntoon Hill
Ardmore
Elizabeth Trott
William Snyder
Greenwich, Con
Robert Sargent
Brewer
Leon Flood
Chester Pendleton
Raymond Sherman
Charlie Pickford
Lindsey Cooper
Mr. Pendleton
Mark Caton
Wiscasset Grain Co
James R. Duncan
Charles Lee
Water Street
Stephen Wright
Harveys Bean
Gaspe
S. P Barton
Chark Backford
Windsor
Frank Gorham
Chelsea
W. E. Gorham
Elizabeth A
John F. King
Curtis
Washington Street
David L. Wilson
Charles King
William Edgett
John
Ernest Freeman
Oak Grove
Robert Milliken
A. Hallet & Co
Massacrees
Sps Jersey
J. Leslie Coombs
South Street
Samuel Williams
Reading
Weekend Guests and Relatives Visit Bath Area
West Bath notices list Miss Jennie Larrabee of Portland visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Larrabee and Miss Jasbel Lewis from Wiscasset staying with sister Mrs. Edward Mank. Numerous families from Larrabee's Grove, Sangerville, Gardiner, Augusta, and beyond frequent cottages, farms, and local venues, with trips to Sabine, Fryeburg, and the Oxford County Fair. attendees include Hyde Windlass Co. employee William Bailey and various relatives.
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Jennie Larrabee
Portland
W. H. Larrabee
Jasbel Lewis
Wiscasset
Edward Mank
D. O. Blaisdell
Joanna M. Hodgkins
Humphrey A. Owen
Owen
Sabine
Harland Booker
J. B. Lemont
Pittston
William Bailey
Leslie Larrabee
Larrabee
Sangerville
Gilford
Dexter
Waterville
Gardiner
Augusta
Bailey
Hyde Windlass Co
William Dean
Niagra
N. C
Marguerite Donnell
Iola Littlefield
Anna Fischer
Roslindale
Mass
Fred J. Rose
Charles Darrah
Henry Martin
Alfred Hughes
Teddy Marshall
J. B. Cooke
Larrabee’s Grove
Warren Kinney
Fifield
Fryeburg
George Ramsdell
Lewiston
J. E. Mayo
Joseph Cicero
Jody
York Harbor
Daytona Beach
Fla
Henry Bruce
Alma Nashland
South Portland
Edward Burns
Foster's Point
Fred Williams
Fred Williams, Jr
Catherine Carrigan
Cape Elizabeth
New Meadows
Earl T. French
Daniel
Bath
Flora Sharpe
Marguerite Kapigan
Leesville
N. J
Rock Hill Inn
Sharpe
Miss Kapigan
Church of the Nazarene
Thomaston Meeting Attendees From Lincoln Association
Members of Central church who attended the 31st annual Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers met in Thomaston. Rev Raymond G Putnam led devotion and several couples and single members from Winter Street and Phippsburg attended, with reports and conferences on missions and The World Church. A Bat h Iron Works destroyer delivery date shift cited, Tauncheug 3, 1630 tons, at sea for trials with a post trial touch up expected.
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Central Church
Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches
Thomaston
Raymond G. Putnam
Karcher S. Jackson
Luther S. Thompson
Orville E. Page
Annie E. Cox
N. Gratz Jackson
Winter Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Cecil V- Rowland
Frances M. Robie
Phippsburg
Federated Church
Hubert Leach
William L. Frye
Mr. Leach
L. Clark French
Corwin Olds
Young People’s Council
Rodney W
Livermore
Bath Iron Works Corp
Boston Navy Yard
Navy Trial Board
Local airman married in San Antonio
The marriage of 2nd Lieut. John E. L. Huse Air Corps U S A and Miss Nell Bogar Sample of Hartsville Ala is announced. They wed in San Antonio Texas with Lieut. Phelan and Mrs. Phelan present. Huse a West Point graduate 1939 Morse High 1934. Mrs. Huse University of Alabama June. They reside Riverside California where he pursues advanced training at March Field.
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John E. L. Huse
Air Corps
U.S. A
Nell Bogar Sample
Hartselle
Ala
Huse
Harry M. Huse
Snow Park
Sample
Eugene Sample
San Antonio
Texas
Robert F. Goodrich
Roger Ph
Riverside
Calif
March Field
Boosters Night Observed by West Bath Grange
West Bath Grange hosted Boosters Night with 100 plus attendees. The program featured a prima donna chorus, Carver's Orchestra, and a mix of songs including God Bless America. Readings, duets, humor, and a final chorus closed the event with community singing.
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West Bath Grange
Carver
William Armstrong
Fred K. Sturtevant
Capistrano
Singing Hills
Mrs. Sturtevant
Alice Blue
Mary Jens
Portland
America
Sturtevant
Bertha Ward
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Robert Pletts
Eileen Piper
Grace Waterman
Marcella Lozier
Anna May Shellenbarger
Doris Crocker
Marie MacDonald
Marion Rose
Marjorie Carter
Claire
Frances Grainger
Alice Darrah
Eva _ Kingsbury
Leona Henderson
Barbara Freeman
Louis J. Taber
State Grange
D. Wallace MacDonald
G. C. Smith
Smith
Herbert Simpson
Edward B. Hamblett
J. B. Lemont
David S. Henderson
John Rowe
Jones
Joanna M. Hodgkins
Southland Singers to Appear Friday at First Baptist Church
The Wooding Southland Singers of Philadelphia will perform Negro Spirituals Folk songs and other numbers Friday evening at First Baptist Church. Sponsored by the Philadelphia Sunday School Union the group includes college graduates who tour the eastern U S giving concerts before large audiences Admission is free with a silver offering invited.
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Wooding Southland Singers
Philadelphia
First Baptist Church
Philadelphia Sunday School Union
Iron Works
Mrs Emily Morgan Returns to St Petersburg for Winter
Mrs Emily Morgan comes back to St Petersburg Florida to spend the winter after a summer at her Washington street home with her sister Miss Pauline Potter.
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Emily Morgan
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lower Washington Street
Pauline Potter
Woolwich Town Posts Busy Fall Social Calendar
Woolwich closes all schools Tuesday for Lincoln Sagadahoc counties teachers convention at Boothbay Harbor. Eva Mason spoke. Sagadahoe Ferry Good Will Club to host Saturday supper. No. 6 school PTA plans a Saturday social Oct 5 with hot dogs cake and coffee. 4 H exhibition at Day's Ferry school results include prizes for local youths. Many residents attend milestones including a 50th wedding anniversary in North Edgecomb. Various church and civic groups schedule sales socials and meetings across Woolwich Center Montsweag and nearby towns. Geraldine Rice, Morse Bath graduate, hired as secretary at Patten Whitney Aircraft Co. in East Hartford.
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Carleton C. Fove
Eileene Leighton
J. L. Pinkerton
Dresden Mills
Federal Street
John G Blagdon
Knox-Lincoln Farm Bureau
Congregational Vestry
Laura Evans
Flora Munsey
Bertha Merry
Wiscasset
Jessie Colby
Helen Gross
Madelyn Colby
Alice Baker
Harry Fitch
Woolwich
Larry Lucien
Harrison Pulfer
Damariscotta
Prentice
Burns
Bristol
Maude Greenlaw
Boothbay Harbor
Eva Mason
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
George S. Lincoln
Wiscasset-Edgecomb
Everett Jackson
Dickinson House
John Blagdon
Quincy
Mass
Carleton Foye
Manning Blagdon
Sheepscot Road
Louise Lincoln Brandt
Rover EO Cowley and Son
Portland
Mary Weeks
Depositors Trust Co
Elaine
Lincoln
Sagadahoe
Good Will Club
Sagadahoe Ferry
No. 6 School
Baptist Center Hall
J. M. Gowdy
Baptist Ladies Aid of
Woolwich Center
McFadden
Roy Goss
Rae
Rita
Augusta
James Carter
Richmond
Mason Carter
Charles Brown
Hoosatonic
Daisy Bailey
Flora Plumstead
Richard Hunnewell
Stanwood Gilman
Charles Pinkham
Clayton Armstrong
Lorraine Price
Sagadahoc Ferry
Hall Inn
Edward Murphy
Warwick
R. I
Walter Libby
Nequasset
Murphy
Ruth Farnham
Bath
Delmar Trott
Geraldine
Beryl
Waterville
Trott
D. G. Trott
Frank McCardell
Providence
Wilbur Howe
Merrymeeting Bay
Chester Howe
York Beach
Eugene Hunnewell
Waterboro
J. Clement Poulterer
Island Heights
N. J
Howard
Woodrow Miller
Charlestown
Louise Miller
Harry T. Fitch
New York
New Jersey
Ida Beals
Flossie Beals
H. P. Hathorne
White Mountains
Harold Roberts
Presque Isle
Mary Wright
Roscoe Higgins
Edward Thorne
Robert Fry
Dana's Mill Brook
Laurel Grove Association
Improvement Fund
Burton Hodgkins
Friends
Eben Dana
Harold Shaw
Montsweag
Irving Stickney
Portsmouth
N. H
Freeman Oliver
Mabel Jack
Nelson Rice
Lester Knight
J. A. Gardiner
Alex St. Pierre
David Reed
Owen Protheroe
Charles Harrington
Jennie Murray
Arlington
Reed
Alice King
Melvin Miller
Bowdoinham
Woolwich Center Church
North
Montsweag Church
Montsweag Parsonage
Bowdoinham Association Missionary Caravan
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Garrett J. Galvin
North Woolwich
Galvin
Henry T. Dubar
Bernard B. Bailey
Carolyn D. Wing
William M. Thornton
Woolwich Center Baptist Ladies’ ‘Aid
McFadden’s
Geraldine Rice
Nelson R. Rice
Morse High of
Patten-Whitney Aircraft Co
East Hartford
Conn
Rice
Baypath Institute
Stanley Jensen
Hartford
Topsham Fair Promises Record Attendance and Features
Thousands await the annual Topsham Fair opening next Tuesday with a premier program in Maine. Farm exhibits, cattle and sheep shows, a larger midway, and high class evening entertainment are planned, plus ample parking and safety arrangements. Weather could boost or dampen crowds as the event aims to set a new attendance record.
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Maine
Topsham
Baptist Young People Guests of Mrs Carter
Mrs Harold J Carter hosted B Y P U members of First Baptist church at her home 165 North Street. Devotional led by Miss Irma D Graves focused on Sunday Holiday Holy Day. Mrs Russell Grant named supper chairman for Oct 17 and Mrs Arthur L Freeman elected delegate to conference in Saco Nov 6.
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Harold J. Carter
B.Y.P.U
First Baptist Church
North Street
Irma D. Graves
Russell Grant
Arthur L. Freeman
Saco
Grant
Groves
Freeman
Center Street
Charles R. Sims
C. Lloyd Hooker
Harriet Fuz Carr, Jr
Gloria M. Stover
Mary L. Oliver
Eleanor L. Mills
Former Woolwich Man Will Boost Charms of Maine
Warren C B Robbins, a former Woolwich resident, plans a Maine promotion tour with his New England travel broadcast Spreading New England's Fame. He will tour New Jersey, Pennsylvania, western states, Texas and California before returning to Orlando in December and Maine in spring, showcasing 16 mm films and records.
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New England
Woolwich
Warren C. B. Robbins
Ogunquit
Maine
Robbins
Florida
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Texas
California
Orlando
Fla
Bell & Howell
Victor
Maine Development Commission
Kennebec
Seguin
Augusta
Bingham
Forks
Bingham Dam
Bath
West Bath Red Cross Sews for Refugees
Mrs. Carleton W. Andrews hosted the West Bath Red Cross at 1302 High Street where 35 adults and ten children sewed for refugees. A picnic lunch followed, with next meeting set for Oct. 15 at West Bath Grange Hall and a luncheon committee led by Mrs. Melvin L. Comeau, Mrs. Herbert S. Cavanaugh and Mrs. Charles B. Doyle.
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Carleton W. Andrews
West Bath
F. W. Larrabee
Earl C. Donnell
J. E. Mayo
E. W. Haggett
L. D. Rogers
Lincoln Williams
Edward C. Burns
Courtney E. Stover
Walter G. Marco
Everett G. Lemont
William Holland
Harry S. Wallace
Charles W. Messenger
Charles B. Doyle
Melvin L. Comeau
Edward B. Hamblett
Frederick B. Kittridge
A. Bernard Henderson
David S. Henderson
Owen E. Rogers
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Clifford B. Wilband
Charles T. Henderson
Morton S. Baker
Forrest A. Baker
Jerry L. Haile
Herbert Simpson
Harry E. Peterson
Joseph N. Day
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
William H. Powers
Harry Parsons
Farmington
Andrews
Bath Physician Performs Army Duty
Dr. Francis A. Winchenbach of Bath served two weeks on active duty for examinations of 240th Coast Artillery Regiment inductees into the regular army. He chaired the medical board at Fort Williams for former National Guardsmen from Bath and nearby towns. Mrs. Winchenbach resumed practice in Bath. Rolvin Bowie visits siblings in Hartford and Richmond. A daughter born Sept 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Temple is named Linda Rae weighing eight and a half pounds.
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Francis A. Winchenbach
U.S.A
240Th Coast Artillery Regiment
Winchenbach
Medical Board
Bath
Rockland
Thomaston
Brunswick
Saco
Maine
Fort Williams
South Portland
Raymond E. Temple
Wesley Street
Linda Rae
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