Wiscasset Pastors and Town Notices Highlight Sunday Service
Reverend J. Albert Hammond led the morning sermon at First Congregational Church in Wiscasset with Sunday School resuming under Harriet Jackson. Local activities included Garrison Hill O. E. S. inviting attendees to Friends' night in Brunswick on Oct. 17 and a busy schedule of visits, illness recoveries, and community events across town and nearby communities.
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J. Albert Hammond
Kennebunk
Congregational Church
Westbrook
First Congregational Church
Harriet Jackson
Grace Dow
Bernard Merry
Madeline Reed
Frances Grover
Garrison Hill
Masonic Hall
Hawthorne
Brunswick
Louise J. Blagdon
Anna Soule
Inez Ayer
Marjorie Monte
Freeman Southard
Hooper Street
Wallace Purington
Hallowell
Raymond Farmer
Atlantic and Pacific
Ida Swift
Randolph
Ida Cutten
Spring Street
Charles LeGrow
Grace L. Knight
Federal Street
Peaks Island
George Hobson
Augusta
Bertram Hutchins
Chester Pendleton
Canada
Tufts
Emery Pendleton
Portland
Harold Rines
Hodge Street
Georgianna Lilly
Ross Elwell
Cambridge
Lincoln Street
Regina Hutchins
C. J. DiPerri
Maine Central Railroad
Ethel Dickinson
Ethel
Wiscasset
Simon D. Crosby
Adella Walsh
Rockland Highlands
Harvey R. Pease
Ray Hubbard
Chester
South Duxbury
Mass
Clarence Snider
Duxbury
A. H. Reed
American Legion Auxiliary
Bradford-Sortwell-Wright Post
Nellie Dowling
Lois Cowley
Eva Gorham Wise
Irene Metcalf
Marjorie Monro
Grace Albee Cowley
Marion Berry
Evelyn Gray
John H. Currier, Jr
Bradford Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Nellie Clifford
North Edgecomb
Stanley Clifford
Melrose
Lucia Eames
Roxbury
Annie Adams
Missionary Council
Betty Sortwell
Daniel R. Sortwell
Gardiner Road
Dorothy Roberts
Damariscotta
Blanche Plimstead
Woodside
WGAN
Char J
Washington Street
Nova Scotia
Trail Confer ences Set for Mount Katahdin Maine
The 1939 Appalachian Trail Conference will meet at Mount Katahdin Maine with headquarters at Dakey Pond seven miles west of the summit. Everett F. Greaton and Myron H. Avery announce Maine’s 266 mile trail section will be toured by delegates and hikers. Potomac Appalachian Trail Club members from Washington plan a Maine trail trip.
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Mount Katahdin
Maine
Everett F. Greaton
Maine Development Commission
Myron H. Avery
Washington, D. C
Atlantic States
Katahdin
Mt. Oglethorpe
Georgia
Dakey Pond
Piscataquis River
Potomac Appalachian Trail Club
Washington
Maine Club
West Bath Grange Hosts Gentlemen's Night and Fall Events
West Bath Grange drew 150 attendees including 45 visitors from Sagadahoc Topsham Progressive Merrymeeting Woolwich and Camden granges for Gentlemen's Night. Plans announced for Sagadahoc Lecturers Conference October 20 with Dirigo grange and a fifth degree Pomona.
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Sagadahoc
West Bath Grange
Topsham
Progressive
Merrymeeting
Woolwich
Camden
Dirigo Grange
Charles Genthner
Herbert Cavanaugh
Herbert Simpson
Bernard Henderson
Harold Freeman
E. Mason Wright
Jessie Mains
Lottie Wilson
Josephine Moore
Isadore Singer
Frances Mitchelson
Charles Thompson
Progressive Orange
Albert Henderson
George R. Booker
Stetson
Fred K. Sturtevant
Hher
Ida Sandelin
Grace Waterman
Marie Hamblett
Helen Hartwell
George Booker
Hope Ward
Puddledock
Bob Oliver
Tdorchcts
Minnie Achorn
Charles Doyle Tilda Overlook
Rotary Club Hears Hugo Brandt Co Group
Rotary members at Sedgwick listened to Hugo Brandt Co piano and vocal selections led by Hugo Brandt Jean Justen and Luke Brink as part of a Morse high school PTA benefit for a dental clinic. The Collins Festival will continue October Tuesday entertainment in the school auditorium. The group toured the White Mountains and noted colorful foliage.
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Rotary Club
Sedgwick
Hugo Brandt
Collins
Dental Clinic
Who
Social calendar highlights from West Bath gatherings
West Bath residents and guests share weekend visits and parties across Bath, Freeport, Portland, and Lewiston. Notables include Clyde Mason, Mr. and Mrs. McNary, Mrs. Chester Freeman, Miss Eleanor Bates, Rev. Stanley Bennett, and many Larrabee family members. A clambake at the Lemonts and a birthday surprise for H land Brown mark the social notes.
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Clyde Mason
Swampscot
Mass
John H. McNary
Chester Freeman
Eleanor Bates
Portland
Everett C. Lewis
Topsham
Walter Hill
Walter, Jr
Bath
Charles Dolliver
Helen
Freeport
Alfred B. Snow
Gilbert Wilson
Lewis
Kenneth
Stanley Bennett
Marilyn
J. E. Mayo
Ernest Small
Ella True
Melrose
Courtney E. Stover
Joyce
Carolyn Rogers
M.s. Hayden Rogers
Bingham
Emma Cox
Edwin Hutchinson
Lexington
Byron Steele
Watertown
Jennie Larrabee
Walter Larrabee
Trafton Swain
York
Joseph W. Larrabee
Ernest E. Williams
Stanley
Harry Frye
Oak Street
Billy” Small
Harold M. Rogers
Winnegance
Brigham’s Cove
Leslie Mayo
Winterport
Sunnysides
J. C. Hobbs
Turner
W. H. Charlesworth
Worcester
Wendell L. Williams
Needham Heights
Harry Ferguson
Williams
William A. Foster
Shirley
Cathance
Samuel F. Bates
Bates
Donald
George Bailey
Cape Elizabeth
Eugene Brookings
Kingston
Chester G. King
Carlton Andrews
Bath Office
Brookfield
James B. Lemont
L. D. Rogers
L. D. Small
Hugo Brandt Co
Parent-Teacher Associations
Everett S. Stackpole
Herbert Wilson
Larrabee's Grove
Middleboro
Harland F. Brown
William H. Ketchum
Thomas Martin
Archie Bowden
South Portland
Florence McDougall
Carl Cooper
Laurada Jordan
James Kaler
Ketchum
Margaret McDougall
Four Charter Members Attend Sterling Bible Class Supper
Four charter members Mrs. Frederick May Mrs. Carroll A Deering Mrs. Pearl E Dunbar and Mrs Wilfred W Chaney attended the Sterling Bible class roll call supper Monday night in the Corliss Street vestry. Guests included Rev Frederick P Moffatt and Silas E Plant. Hostesses and committees were named for future events and next month’s meeting will begin Bible verses with the letter I.
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Frederick May
Carroll A. Deering
Pearl E. Dunbar
Wilfred W. Chaney
Corliss Street
Frederick P. Moffatt
Linwood A. Piper
Edward R. McCabe
John H. Hunt
Robert C. Mitchell
Millard E. Watson
Silas E. Plant
Moffatt
Plant
Rebecca Smith
Lillian Clark
Beulah Pratt
Marjory Achorn
Estelle McCabe
Olive Seavey
Ufe
William P. Hatch
William H. Sheldon
Lee W. Scott
John L. Russell
Edward M. Robbins
Robbins
Carrie H. Trott
William J. Paisley
Julia A. Boyd
Judge Cook Handles Numerous Wills At October Session
Judge Harold E. Cook of Sagadahoc probate presided the first October session in Bath, with many wills and administrations acted upon. Listings include estates of Stinson Richmond Glidden Percy Rogers Perkins Robbins Sprague Nickerson Minott and others, along with trustees, guardians, and inventories filed or approved. Mrs Sumner Sewall is visiting Boston for a few days.
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Harold E. Cook
Kennebec County
Sagadahoc
Walter S. Glidden
John W. Brackett
Lincoln County Probate Court
Cook
George M. Stinson
Woolwich
Marcia M. Stinson
G. B. M. Soule
Richmond
Inza Gardner
Edwin B. Dunn
Walters. Glidden
Bath
Maude W. Glidden
James E. Percy
Phippsburg
Anna P. Percy
Louise R. Rogers
Harwich
Mass
Parker O. Rogers
John Hermon Perkins
Doris W. Tracey
Boston
D.bn
Edward M. Sprague
Topshar
Katherine M. Sprague
Percy L. Nickerson
Pauline N. Smith
Mabel J
Norma J. Smith
Fannie E. Minott
Sarah A. Given
Alice T. Puller
Bath National Bank
Alice K. Robbins
Roger D. Skillings
William H. Place
Elizabeth Gavagan
Ruth W. Holt
Addie E. Moulton
Georgetown
Ralph W. Davis
Guardian
Mabel J. Smith
Wallace T. Pratt
Edward W. Bridgham
Joseph E. Tyler
Annie L. Tyler
Emocrat A. John
Angelo N. John
Noble Maxwell
Howard M. Maxwell
Amy C. Dolloff
Arthur D. Dolloff
Topsham
William M. Dolloff
Sarah L. Sullivan
Mary M. Lynch
Bernard C. Hoyle
Ella A. Hoyle
Mattie J. Crosman
Elizabeth B. Coombs
Georgiana K. Blair
Mattie B. McMahan
James T. McMahan
Milton Given
Anson P. M. Given
Bowdeinham
Margaret E. Mitchell
Mabel V. Lord
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Olive M. Barron
Ernest R. Nickerson
D.b.n.c.t.a
A. Eugene Nickerson
Harry A. Walters
Elizabeth Sewall
Samuel Sewall
Woolwich Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Miss Maxine Walker visited her Boston family while town meetings approved reopening Montsweag and Chopps schools. The Good Will club plans a rummage sale at Sagadahoc Ferry and a community house foundation advances on land donated by George Hathorne. Community members travel to Florida, attend funerals, and host teas and socials in Woolwich and Day's Ferry.
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Maxine Walker
Boston
Frank J. Walker
Tuessie Hall
Blanche Littlefield
Portland
Day's Ferry
Samuel Kirkpatrick
Charlotte Buck
Arrowsic
Everett King
Bath
Alice King
Montsweag
Chopps
North Woolwich
Maude Paquet
Newcastle
Fred Carlton
Sebenon Hall
Sagadahoc Ferry
Good Will Club
Harry T. P.tch
George Farnham
Costello P. Hall
E. V. Reed
Florida
Harry T. Fitch
George Hathorne
Lindsay Cooper
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
John Gilmore
Lawrence Putnam
Ada Crockett
Earl Ryan
Nequasset
Gertrude Gilmore
Bernette Bailey
New Portland
Charles Brown
Gardiner
Maurice P. Smith
Amesbury
Marion Bradshaw
Bangor
Missionary Council of Maine
Day’s Ferry
Mary Hunnewell
Harry E. Pitch
George B. Farnham
Wellesley
Mass
Bradford
Alvin Farnham
Lincoln Farrar
Irma Farrar
Brunswick
Farrar
Ardella Farrar
Montsweag Farm Apple Crop Hit by Storm Weathers Loss
Andrew S. Phillips of Montswag Farm Woolwich reports more than half the MacIntosh Reds Northern Spies and other apples at risk after last week’s gale. An emergency crew of 47 harvests drops up from 35 as 5 000 bushels of Mac reds and 2 000 bushels of spies are expected with much grade sold immediately.
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Montswag
Woolwich
Andrew S. Phillips
Portland
Maine
Massachusetts
Phillips
Bowdoin College Registers Largest Student Body
Bowdoin College reports a total 641 students this year with 174 freshmen and five transfers. The freshman class was capped after a 205 limit last year, and total enrollment last year stood at 628.
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Bowdoin College
Daughters of Isabella Elects New Officers at Hall Meeting
At the annual officers election of the Daughters of Isabella the slate included Mrs. Daniel J. Perry reelected as regent and a full slate of officers led by Mrs. Mary J. Cummings as vice regent and Mrs. Margaret McCluskey to install. Installation is set for Sunday evening Oct 23 with State Regent from Bangor officiating.
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Mary J. Cummings
Daughters of Isabella
Daniel J. Perry
Carl G. Kronstrand
William H. McGlinchy
William F. Edgett
H. Joseph Madden
Dominique J. Tardif
Frank E. Moses
John W. Costain
Edward J. Lee
Monitor
John W. Sonia
Beatrice M. Arsenault
Walter E. Madden
Lucien Bisson
Frank T. Fortier
Lorenzo J. Collins
F. Earl Burgess
Margaret McCluskey
Bangor
Alexander Burgess, Jr
Margaret Flaherty
Franklin M. Talbot
Wilfred F. Skaling
John M. Johnson
Bath Man Donates Ambulance Stretcher To Police
A Bath business man donated a modern ambulance stretcher with rollers for the police wagon. City Marshal Joseph A. Butler and officers praised the gift which completes their rescue equipment. Had the city purchased one, the cost would be about 150 dollars after a recent automobile accident highlighted the need.
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Bath
Police Department
Joseph A. Butler
Memorial Hospital
Woolwich Union to Hold Sunday Services Across Communities
The Woolwich Union for Christian Service announces Sunday services at Day's Ferry 9.45, Nequasset 11.15, Sagadahoc Ferry 7.30 p m at the school house. Montsweag church morning service 10.45 followed by Bible school. Union council meets Oct 10 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore.
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Wiscasset Athletic Club
Red Men's Hall
Johnnie Bailey
Brad Redonnett
Sleepy
Allerton Hutchins
Happy
Stanton Sherman
Bumps
Red Farnham
Mr. Sugaboot
Mark Caton
Louise Adams
Jake Hamenstein
Sidney Evans
Henry Krantz
Fred Cormier
Arkansas
Kit Kat
Hattie Tax
Alberta Potter
Eddie Kadet
Walter Dow
Buttons
Irving Dickinson
Nelson Artesian
Jimmy Knight
Boris
John Blagdon
Dennis
Forest Lewis
Hasty Pudding Club
Oscar
Bobby Bryant
Ken
Gerald Sherman
Don Janis
Dave Reed
Hugh
Henry Winn
Dr. Fishback
Ted King
Eleanor Brown
New York City
Temple University
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia University
Millburn
N. J
J. Blagdon
B. C. Redennett, Jr
Harry Beals
Fred Merry
Maurice Rines
Eddie Gamage
George Studley
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Nequasset
Sagadahoc Ferry
Sagadahoc
Council of the Union
John Gilmore
Montsweag
Bible School
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John Howe Reading
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