Funeral for Frank Quinnam in Wiscasset
Frank E. Quinnam 47 of Wiscasset died after a daylong illness at Bath Memorial Hospital. He ran a Main Street filling station for 15 years. Survived by his mother Mrs Jessie Jones Quinnam, two children Helen and Raymond, sisters and many friends. The service was held at his Federal Street home and burial at Greenlawn.
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Frank E. Quinnam
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mr. Quinnam
Jessie Jones Quinnam
Benjamin Quinnam
Wiscasset
Federal Street
Charles S. Sowder
Greenlawn
Dana E. Q
Chester
Mass
Manchester
N H Spicer
May Chaney Beth
Bath
Qu Nim
West Bath social notes highlight visits and gatherings
Miss Teddy Fischer of Roslindale visited West Bath with Mr and Mrs Fred J Rose of Rosedale while sharing August travels in Denmark Germany and Norway. The Larrabee family marked Walter W Larrabee s 25th birthday with kin from Larrabee s Grove Topsham Bath and surrounding towns. Community members attended Pomona with Woolwich grange and a Larkin fashion show in Central church parish house. Local residents were active across Bath West Bath Foster s Point and nearby towns with visits, dances and jury service notices.
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Teddy Fischer
Roslindale
Mass
Fred J. Rose
Rosedale
Fischer
Denmark
Germany
Norway
Edward Jenks
Lincoln Williams
S Point
Waldoboro
Lane Construction Co
Lisbon Parls
Joseph W. Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
Walter W. Larrabee
Topsham
Larrabee
Margaret Marriner
Billy
David
Fred W. Larrabee
Watertown
James B. Lemont
Sanford’s Crossing
Fred Higgins
Edna M Higgins
Chester G. King
Ira B. Neiley
Alfred B. Snow
Sagadahoc
Pomona
Woolwich Grange
Charles W. Walsh
West Bath Grange Hall
The
Grange
Leeman
Lillie A. Donnell
First Selectman
Earle C. Donnell
Traverse Jury
Sagadahoc Superior Court
Grand Jury
Eugene L. Curtis
West Bath
Bath
Larkin
Central Church Parish House
Ira B. Netley
Florence A. Netley
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Carolyn B. Rogers
Chester G King
Elmer E. Mank. Jr
Bates E. Stover
Marjorie V. Stover
Bath-Brunswick Road
George R. Booker
Booker
Patricia
Marilyn
Hiram C. Brown
Foster's Point
Portland
Ernest E. Williams
Campbells Pond
John L. Russell
Greene and
Winthrop
Gardiner
Supper Held For Woolwich Union in Sebenoa Hall
About 50 attended a supper at Sebenoa hall as a benefit for the Woolwich union for Christian Service. Mrs John C Gilmore and others led the event with a menu of American chop suey and scalloped potatoes, followed by cake and pie. The Men's forum and Ladies auxiliary plan a meeting on Oct 7 with Mr and Mrs Lester Spinney of Day's Ferry.
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Anollary of
Betty Ryan
Katherine Ryan
Priscilla Preble
Birthday party for senior Grange members at Ripley home
Topsham Grange staged a birthday gathering last Thursday at Mrs Justus Ripley's home. Attendees were all over 70, including Mary Lyons 88 Louie Tarbox 78 Maria Atkinson 76 Laura Lemont 84 Sarah Whitten 92 Mary Blanchard 80 Nettie Hodgdon 93 Lucinda Pierce 78 and Mary Stubbs 77. Lottie Tarbon is a Golden Sheaf member with 52 years of service and Nettie Hodgdon is the Grange's oldest member.
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Topsham Grange
Justus Ripley
Mary Lyons
Louie Tarbox
Maria Atkinson
Laura Lemont
Sarah Whitten
Mary Blanchard
Nettie Hodgdon
Lucinda Pierce
Mary Stubbs
Lottie Tarbon
The
Grange
Sterling Bible class conducts large vestry roll call
A Sterling Bible class roll call in Corliss Street church vestry followed a supper. Thirty five answered, with guests Rev. Frederick P. Moffatt and others from Pedro Miguel. The group planned to meet with the Philathea class next Monday in the Deering room and pledged funds for current church expenses and a Bath Memorial hospital patient. Moving pictures by Mr. and Mrs. Pierce showcased their 12,000 mile Panama trip and national park scenes.
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Sterling Bible
Corliss Street Church
Frederick P. Moffatt
Flavel S. Pierce
Pedro Miguel
Harold
Philathea
Deering
Birthday Bank
Flora Robbins
Frank Knowlton
Benjamin Coombs
Leland R. Mitchell
Carroll A. Deering
Edward R. McCabe
Jed F. Hallowell
Panama
Bath
National Parks
Pierce
Lee Scott
Warren H. McIntire
Fred W. May
Clara Coombs
Willem P. Hatch
James Gillespie
Lester Campbell
Chester A. Plant
William H. Sheldon
Moffatt
William Paisley
Elmer FP. Campbell
Calendar Supper Planned At Wesley
Wesley Ladies aid met Friday at Mrs. Whittier 19 Russell St to plan a calendar supper in the church vestry with decorations by month. Tickets are selling well. Mrs. William Davis chairs the supper with a committee including Mrs. Coombs Rodick Rice and McBean. Hostesses by month include Mrs. Heywood January through Mrs. Upham December and leap year. The group also prepared for a Christmas fair.
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Wesley Ladies’ Aid
Arthur C. Whittier
Russell Street
Crada
William Davis
William A. Coombs
Harris T. Rodick
Edward P. Rice
John O. McBean
Willard McLean
Ernest Heywood
Andrew M. Butterfield
D. Wylie Lemont
Fred W. Quimby
Delmar E. Bates
Lloyd G. Daley
Fred Weeks
Stanley Hunter
John Sampson
Albert E. Whitney
George Hopkins
Robert S. Gordon
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Walter E. Upham
Woolwich Notes Mention Community People and Events
Miss Gertrude Gilmore returns from a White Mountains motor trip with friends. Anthony Dodge builds on the state road. Robert Rice returns from Boothbay Harbor to work at Bath Iron Works. Walter Rolvin born to Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Rice. Nequasset farm bureau meets with Mrs. Carolyn Wing. Rally Day set for Woolwich Union on Oct 10 with two services. Silver Tea planned Oct 15 at Bonnie Brae with speaker Mrs. Ralph Lunt. Church services schedule updated. 4 H clubs hold local contest in Woolwich Center church hall. Bryant Stratton enrollments and community visits noted. Lorenzo Ferry visits from Milton, Mass.
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Eugene Magri
Birra Point
Rata Wintermor
Fred Moods
Exeter
N H
Joephine Plumstead
South Porizac
Wees End
M.A Plumstead
Rich Point
Sherif
Vivian R Giles
Giles
St. John
Halifax
Digby
First Congregational
Sheepscot
Christopher Tappan
Newburyport
Mass
Pemaquid
D. A R
Lois M. Frye
King
Charles S. Lowder
William L
Wilmot B. Mitchell
Mary Hobson
Horace B. Marsh
William L. Frye
Roswell A. Wing
Harold Dowling
Joseph Dowling
Hawaii
Gustav Pearson
Dowling
Horace Day
Jackie
New York State
St. Philip's Parish House
Alton Lifuy
Lenice
Main Street
Wave
Union of Women's Clubs
Boothbay Harbor
Revacer S. Sowder
W. St
Robert E . Philip
Fas
Boothbay
Race
Earl D. Rines
Federal Street
Lawrence GB
Hagzett
C H. Bryant
Bradford C Redonnet
Prank Adams
Elden P. Munsey
Newport
Ladies’ Aid of the
Methodist Church
Robert E Merry
St. Phill
Grace Church
Bath
Carlisle Macurda
South Portland
Charles L. Macurda
Gertrude Gilmore
White Mountains
Anthony Dodge
Robert Rice
Bath Iron Works
Elbridge Rice
Walter Rolvin
Douglass Hunnewell
Minnie Rice
David Sennett
Everett Rice
Windham
Reginald Stacy
Woolwich
Red Cross
Percy Bailey
Sara Bailey
Farmingdale
Dora Bailey
John Gilmore
William Hanson
Emma Head
Sagadahoc Ferry
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Carolyn Wing
Leveritt Welch
Good Will Club
Harry T. Pitch
Fred Howard
St. Martin's N. B
James Carter
Henry Groves
Arthur Terrell
Forrest Smith
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Bonnie Brae
Wilson M. Wright
Carolyn D. Wing
Isaac B. Howard
Harry E. Fitch
John C. Gilmore
Ralph Lunt
Portland
Montsweag
Woolwich Center
Montsweag Church
Cheerio Circle
Fred Soule
Edwin L. Mo
Headquartering at Sagadahoc Ferry with Hunnewell family
The subject is establishing his headquarters with Mrs. Charles H. Hunnewell at Sagadahoc Ferry, signaling a key local move or base of operations. The fragment implies a notable association with the Hunnewell household and a specific river location.
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Charles H. Hunnewell
Sagadahoc Ferry
Five Generations Gather At Woolwich Reunion
Mrs. Elmer Crooker hosted a Woolwich gathering revealing five generations: Mary E. Pero of Bath aged 85, her daughter Gardiner Crocker 59, granddaughter Horace Bryant 38, the hostess Elmer Crocker 18, and great granddaughter Judith Dianne two months old. Pero’s line spans 27 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren. Crocker’s 9 of 14 children survive. Bryant has three children. Pero, widow of Peter, is active in family visits and Three Quarter Century club events.
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Elmer Crooker
Woolwich
Mary E. Pero
Bath
Gardiner Crocker
Pero
Horace Bryant
Camden
Elmer Crocker
Judith Dianne
Crocker
Bryant
Pratt Family Guests at Boothbay Harbor Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pratt and daughter Ruth Pratt with Miss Barbara Nickerson spent Sunday at Boothbay Harbor as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Bishop, according to local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pratt
Ruth Pratt
Barbara Nickerson
Boothbay Harbor
Harold W. Bishop
Hobbyland exhibit opens at Front Street store
The educational display named Hobbyland opens at 168 Front Street near the Columbia Theatre. This moving wood carving exhibit, built over more than 20 years entirely by hand with a jack knife, features scenes from poems and stories and has toured major U S and Canadian cities. It will be in Bath for a limited time, daily 10 a m to 11 p m.
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Front Street
Columbia Theatre
United States
Canada
Bath
Winnegance Residents Return From Boston Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Preble of 81 High street and Mr and Mrs Leon Pennell and son Leon Jr of lower High street have returned from a weekend visit in Boston and suburbs. They were guests of Miss Elsie Bowen of Attleboro and Herbert Molinari in Medford. George Merritt of lower High street has returned from a visit in Stonington Mass where he stayed with Mr and Mrs John McNevens, formerly of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Preble
81 High Street
Leon Pennell
Leon, Jr
Lower High Street
Boston
Suburbs
Mechanic Falls High School Fair Planned For Oct 19
Plans outline a cross country race with Lisbon Falls, a post school parade through the business district, and evening activities at the school auditorium. Mrs Angie Mains coaches a one act humorous play I Want a Divorce to be performed that night.
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Mechanic Falls
Lisbon Falls
Angie Mains
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