Local Social Roundup At Wiscasset And Surroundings
A busy week in Wiscasset features club meetings at the Sewall home and gatherings involving Miss Jessie M. Jackson, Mrs. Charles Douglass of New York, and Mrs. Alfred Douglass. Attendees include Capt. Luther Hall, the Knight siblings and many townsfolk visiting Boston for the American Legion convention. The week also notes church events, post office coverage, a First Parish school picnic, home improvements, and a Boothbay Center performance of the play Step On It.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
S. J. Sewall
Jessie M. Jackson
Chatham
Waterville
Charles Douglass
New York
Alfred Douglass
Sewall
Canada
Luther Hall
Paul Lester
Ernest G. Spinney
Lewiston
Walter Sears
Frank Metcalf
Charles
Boston
American Legion
Florence
Grace Knight
White Mountains
Lester C. Greenwood
James Knight
Porto Rico
St. Andrews
H. v. B. Nash
Julia Lewis
A. W. Keirstead
M. A. Griffin
Catherine Farnham
Helen Cowley
Evelyn Hutchins
Walter Serle
Frank Creamer
A. H. Dodge
Edward White
Vo C
Whiton
Hobson
Mary Hobson
Federal Street
George Porter
Birch Point
Brookline
Mass
Porter
B. A. Bailey
Irvine Lewis
Albert Smith
Bailey’s Island
Smith
Teresa Abbott
Natalie Mayo
Farmington Normal
Charles Sewall
Pittston
Charles Sabine
William Soule
Ellen
D. S. Hawes
John Smith
Herbert W. Hawes
Joseph Tucker
Josephine Tucker
A. H. Lennox
Martin Andrews
Portland
Lester Peters
Massachusetts
James E. White
Sheepscot
South Newcastle
Boothbay Center
Boothbay
Vintage Car Lot With Low Monthly Payments
A list of used cars offers monthly payments from 13 to 22 dollars and cash prices ranging from 50 to 156 dollars. Vehicles include 1929 Ford models, a 1927 Pontiac Coach, a 1924 Star Sedan, and a 1927 Chevrolet Landau among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Bath Women Attend Session in Newcastle
Bath people gathered for the quarterly meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary, Diocese of Maine, in St. Andrew’s church Newcastle. The session opened with a missionary service and continued Tuesday with speakers Bishop Benjamin Brewster, Mildred Hayes, Arthur Glazier, and Mary Worthley. Miss Marguerite Ogden began her new presidency, continuing a Bath diocesan tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Woman’s Auxiliary, Diocese of
Maine
St. Andrew’s Church
Newcastle
Charles M. Tubbs
Frederick E. Drake
Mary F. Gibbons
Charles H. Cahill
Henry W. DeLong
J. R. Andrews
John Morse
Frank A. Ho
Marguerite Ogden
Portland
Women’s Auxiliary
Miss Ogden
Charles T. Ogden
Grace Church
Chubuck Meets Mallon in Semi Final Bout
K O Chubuck of Wiscasset earns another shot at Eddie Gauvin by facing Tommy Mallon of Dover in a semi final. Gauvin and Chester of Portsmouth will headline the main bout. Chubuck, who knocked out 14 fighters last summer, expects to beat Mallon again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. O. Chubuck
Wiscasset
Eddie Gauvin
Mihalos
Chubuck
Tommy Mallon
Dover
Mallon
Gauvin
Chubuck-Mallon
Mr. Chester
Portsmouth
N. H
Eddie
Ned Fertis
Bath
Morse and Gardiner Clash In Bath Saturday Pigskin Preview
Morse and Gardiner tote contrasting fates as Bath hosts a high school football opener. Gardiner is praised for power and speed after wins over Skowhegan and Rockland, while Morse seeks momentum after narrow losses to Brunswick Westbrook. Coach Cutts may roll the same lineup with Woodbury Bailey competing for a starting end spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Lime City
Skowhegan
Gardiner
Morse
Brunswick
Cony
Westbrook
Sammy Cutts
Woodbury Bailey
Chaney
Coombs
Maine Christian Endeavor Union to Hold State Convention in Rockland
The 39th annual Maine Christian Endeavor State Convention will be in Rockland October 24 to 26 at the First Baptist Church. Rev. Harold B. Nutter of Hallowell leads as president with a full weekend program of devotions, addresses, conferences, and installations. A separate tribute capped the Brunswick Catholic Memorial Sunday parade honoring Major Edwin L. Emmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Emmons
Bath
Brunswick
Eddie
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society
Young Bath Youth Rally Aimed at State Endeavor Convention
A Bath rally for all young people takes place Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the vestry of First Baptist church. Sponsored by the Maine Christian Endeavor Union, it features Miss Myrtle Fiske of Damariscotta Miss Lena Kerr of Oakland and Rev. F W Barton of Rockland. The event promotes the Maine Christian Endeavor convention in Rockland on October 24 25 and 26. All Christian young people are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
First Baptist Church
Maine Christian Endeavor Union
Myrtle Fiske
Damariscotta
Lena Kerr
Oakland
F. W. Barton
Rockland
Maine Christian Endeavor Convention
Card party draws many at Col Dummer Sewall DAR event
Indications point to good attendance at the card party of Col. Dummer Sewall chapter DAR Thursday afternoon at 2 30 in American Legion hall. Tables may be reserved by telephoning Mrs. Elmer D Hodgkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Dummer Sewall
American Legion Hall
Elmer D. Hodgkins
West Bath residents and visitors multiple brief notices
A rural Maine page lists many names and locations in West Bath and nearby towns. Families, visits, and summer guests populate Bath, Sabine, and surrounding areas with notes on residences, dinners, youth students, and motor trips. The piece also reports on Christmas stamp logistics for Maine post offices and Santa duties timing.
Farm Bureau Meeting At Day's Ferry Draws Attendance
Day's Ferry reports a Farm Bureau gathering at the Community House with attendees considering another year in the chapter. Mr and Mrs Merle Jameson and Litt le Euncral visit Mrs Edgar Blanche. Alfred Ames remain weekend residents, winter weather may keep them in Bath. Community club held its Dusis on Nov 1 aiming for strong turnout and publicity. Tu essesie Hall dances remain popular and may continue after tourist season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Jameson
Little Euncral
Edgar Blanche
Alfred Ames
Day's Ferry
Bath
Tuessie Hall
Ee Jon
Woolwich Union church services listed for October 12
Woolwich Union Churches announce Sunday services at Days Ferry at 3 45 pm North Woolwich at 7 pm and Sagardshor Schoolhouse at 7 39 pm with preaching and a closing meeting. Public invitation extended to attend all sessions as the union aims for a highly successful year and future updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Days Ferry
Sagadshor
Harvest observance marks ninth annual Bath event
On Sunday at 19 the ninth annual Harvest exhibition will feature the Salvation Army of Bath with Captain Warren and the Bath Salvation Army band providing the program. The observance is under the supervision of Mass James Flege and her helpers. The community is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army of Bath
Warren
Salvvation Army Banc of Bath
James Flege
Attemd
Morse Horh Scho Girls Gike Club Meeting Report
Tuesday afternoon at 3 15 Morse Horh Scho Girls Gike Club gathered in the auditorium. Mrs Carrie E Shaw supervisor of money the public schools announced the following 5 members of the 183 21 cid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse Horh Scho Girls Gike Club
Mizz
Carrie E. Shaw
Money the Public Schools
Property Change at 135 Congress Street in Portland
Mrs Flea B Teeman of Portland has sold her property at 135 Congress Street. The new owner is Jon A Coburn, longtime occupant of the store for two years. The site, a familiar semi market, was once run by Totman’s father Captain George Beam of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flea B. Teeman
Pwrsurtel
Congress Street
Portland
Jon. A. Coburn
Benjamin L. Dommel
Totman
George Beam
Poctland
Probate Petitions and Administrations Filed in Bath Estates
Probate petitions filed for multiple Bath estates include Edward W. Hyde and Clara Rose Given with executors named. Administrations granted for Abbie J. Ward George R. Ward and others. distribution and supplement accounts noted. Involves estates in Bath West Bath Richmond Bowdoinham Topsham and Georgetown with various guardianship and final accounts. Inheritance tax determined for Leonard H. Gibson and Pred W Rideout. License to sell real estate granted for Emily W Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Hyde
Bath
William S. Shorey
Clara Rose
Ralph O. Dale
Frank A. Palmer
Path
Grace B. Lennon
Mabel A Harris
Csizie Mary C. Rea
Adelaie Rea
Worcester
Seth S Mullin
Iste
Evelyn Pitlock
Matthew Allison
Evelyn Bachrider
Albert Scott Ward
Abbie J. Ward
Prank E. Ward
George R. Ward
Prank E
Hattie E Brown
West Bath
Willem H. Brown
Albert Scott Wyman
Tosn
Lermond H Rowe
Clara L. Morse
Maurice McKay
Margaret McKay
William A. Bibber
Isaac L. Lake
Richmond
Adam Berry
Mary F. Bates
Bowdeinham
Walter H. Bowker
Pramk M. Bowker
Sarah J. Percy
Frank S. Bowker
Phoppeburg
Lali D. Atkins
Lillian B. Deering
Lillian H Deering Nickerson
Arthur B. Moody
Oliver Otis Howard Trott
Fred S. Morgan
Wilbur O Allen
T R. Merrifield
Lee E. Haley
Eatreeee
Exroy Ealey
Topsham
Amd
Lulu D. Atkins
Elisha D. Atkins
Lula D. Atkins
Prank M. Deering
Bush
Annile H Hyde
Edward W.hyde
S Shorey
John S. Hyde
Arthur H. Turner
William A. Turner
Elmer
Frank Pearl
Leonard H. Gibson
Elizabeth G. Brown
W. Rideout
Emily W. Thomas
Georgetown
Arthur J. Dunton
Westbrook Defeats Morse In Tight Teen Football Clash
Westbrook wins over Morse on a gritty Saturday with a drive from the five to the three yard line. Billings bursts through for a score after a McElman kick, while Morse replies late with a 27 yard return by Paul Wilson and a pass from H McElman to Richard. Both teams trade drives as officials note the close contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Morse
Bath
McElman
W Wetkcouk
Billings
Paul Wilson
H. McElman
Richard
Marshall
Lewis Renate
Dyer
Bath boy heads Boston firm in wartime service
The article notes a Bath native, Mr Pratt, leading a Boston company and distributing wartime supplies to coastal depots via regular railways. He served 15 years in the National Guard, including the Spanish War, and took his World War I exam at Watertown Arsenal. He is married with a daughter who is a school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
National Guard
Watertown Arsenal
Mr. Pratt
Boston
Mrs. Pratt
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Ford Tudor
Haggett’s Garage Company
Episcopal
Woman’s Auxiliary
Annie McCabe
Ida Plant
Vivian Plant
Colonial Cafe
Christian Endeavor Union
Harold B. Nutter
Hallowell
Clarence Roddy
Alpha Chi
Howard Welch
Frederick W. Smith
Frederic Smith
James Laughton
J. C. MacDonald
J. B. Ranger
Christ
James Laughlin
Christian Endeavor
Rockland Endeavor
Jesus
George F. Bolster
Reuben Naugler
Brewer
Frederic Barton
Tenant's Harbor
Marion McKinney
Houston
Buxton
Buxton Rheumatic Medicine Co
Abbott Village
Zina Clifford
Auburn
Isaac Trufant
Oak Street
Everett
Noyes
Mr. Clark
Sabine
Bacee Rockland
B. Vee. Weachpate
Campbell's Pond
Ida Colby
Cooper's Mills
Morse High School
J. Everett Mayo
Ernest E. Williams
W. F. Hennessey
Salem
Rangeley
Philips
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Nazarene Church
The
Red Cross
Annie Trufant
Philip Stackpole
Kent's Hill
Stackpole
OE Stackpole
Carolyn Stackpole
Eleanor Bates
Oscar Landean
Bates
Enema Bates
Safemeioor
Connecticut
W. H. Larrabee
John Larrabee
Marion Alger
South Easton
Ernest
Luella Noyes
Clara
Noyes Cottage
Elmer Hodgkins
Melvile Smith
Belle Dean
Washington, D. C
Helen Smith
Hardings
Post Office
Fred S. Curtis
Mortician
Thomas K. Huston
Mgr
Center Street
Farm Bureau
Woolwich Union
North Woolwich
Montsweag
Happily Ever After
Arvels
Bath Savings Institution
Sedan Ambulance Service
Mrs. Mayo
Arthur F. Mayo
W. C
Chadbourne
Tel
Bath Boy
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