Wiscasset News Highlights Local Moves and Events
Local residents relocate houses and store tenants prepare for winter. Notable items include A M Weatherbee selling Water street property to Clifford Monro, Mrs Lemon moving into Frank Metcalf house, Norris A Miller’s improvement after Bath City Hospital, deaths of Ruth Reed and Alfred McLain, and the upcoming Wiscasset club meeting and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi Street
A. M. Weatherbee
Augusta Trust Co
Water Street
Clifford Monro
Pendleton
Lemon
W. D. Lewis
Washington Street
Frank Metcalf
Pleasant Street
A. L. Groves
Henry Johnson
Emma Johnson
H. Louise Lincoln
Scott Averill
Frank Whitten
Bath City Hospital
Guy Durrell
Pemaquid
Parker Street
Horace Wade
E. J. Clifford
Fort Hill Street
Norris A. Miller
Ira Redonnett
Malden
Mass
Redonnett
B. C. Redonnett
Methodist Church
Dresden Mills Masonic Hall
Frank E. Quinnam
Mosher
Frank Reed
H. W. Webb
Grace York
Turner Center Creamery
Charles Henry Butler
Wiscasset Fire Society
Moatsweag Farm
Frank Toothaker
Middle Street
Sheepscot
Plumstead
Birch Point
Massachusetts
Josephine Plumstead
South Portland
Antoinette Plumstead
Fred Brookings
Mt. Desert
Clinton Bailey
F. H. Theakston
Boston
Rebecca Nash
Mildred Holbrook
Neal Creamer
Ida Creamer
Knight
Port
Mabel Greeley
Belfast
Vinton Dow
Woman's Club of
Wiscasset
Improved Coach Service Arranged for Maine Central
Maine Central unveils six new all steel coaches adding comfort and safety on key runs. One car debuted on Portland to Rockland with Bath return, featuring 66 main seats plus 11 in a Pullman style smoking area, white lavatories, water coolers, richer upholsteries, electric lighting, vapor heating, and Clerestory roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central
Portland
Rockland
Bath
Henry Giesel
Residents and visitors flash through Lilliputi in October
The October 13, 1388 issue notes Mrs. Sarah Hilton leaving for Portland, F. W. Sewall in Boston, Herman Cromwell visiting from Lynn, rapid work on Dr. Brown's house, and a storm that halted town religious services. Lincoln Gibbs returns from Massachusetts, Clarence Mahar and Charley Groves visit Gar diner before heading home, Rev. Henry Pyne and son Harry visit New York and Washington, and May Emerson travels with her father. Charles W. White and wife celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary as fair weather brings people together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilliputi
Sarah Hilton
Portland
F. W. Sewall
Boston
Herman Cromwell
Lynn
Mass
Dr. Brown
Lincoln Gibbs
Massachusetts
Clarence Mahar
Charley Groves
Gardiner
Henry Pyne
Harry
New York
Washington, D. C
May Emerson
Charles W. White
Bride Groom Roy Clark Seriously Injured In Crash At Bath
Roy Clark of 11 Clifton street driving a Buick touring car on the Bath Brunswick road left the road at Cook's Corner striking an electric pole after passing a Nash driven by Judge Cyrus R. Tupper. The car rolled several times and Clark suffered a fractured pelvis in three places and possible internal injuries. He was taken to Brunswick hospital and condition later described as resting comfortably. Clark, a Stonington native, had been married three weeks to Frances Perry of Stonington and recently moved to Bath to run his uncle’s vulcanizing shop. His wife is en route to Bath after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Clark
Clifton Street
Brunswick
Bath- Brunswick
Andrew Allen
Bath
Nash
Cyrus R. Tupper
Boothbay Harbor
Tupper
Clark
Cook's Corner
William B. Edwards
Brunswick Hospital
Stonington
Frances Perry
George B. Wolstenholme
the People’s Church
Genesta Sewing Circle Elects Officers for Year
Genesta Sewing Circle held its annual meeting Wednesday last week and re elected Emma Ehlers as president Alice Shackford as vice president Eunice Walters as secretary and treasurer Standing committees were named for the year including Fancy work Susan Quick Grace Sampson Flora Hodgdon and Mrs Alice Soule Advisory Board members are Annette Merrill Bertha Pepper and Annie Bonney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta Sewing Circle
Emma Ehlers
Alice Shackford
Eunice Walters
Susan Quick
Grace Sampson
Flora Hodgdon
Alice Soule
Annette Merrill
Bertha Pepper
Annie Bonney
Justice Barnes opens court on Tuesday morning
Supreme Judicial Court for Sagada hoc county convened in Bath Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock with Justice Charles P. Barnes of Houston presiding. The grand jury was empanelled and sworn in and charged by Justice Barnes. Traverse jury, six civil cases slated for hearings, and several indictments discussed. Naturalization petitions heard for John Loewe and John MacCormack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Sagadahoc
Bath
Charles P. Barnes
Houston
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Fred H. Thompson
Justice Barnes
Ralph O. Dale
William F. Sewell
Bowdoinham
Elmer J. Rich
James Blair
Oliver F. Brown
John E. Fitzgerald
Scott Golder
Alonzo Thayer
Frank Clark
Arrowsie
C. P. Curtis
Fred Carlton
Woolwich
Wilson Freeman
Bowdoin
Elmer Higgins
West Bath
Walter T. Knight
William A. Lewis
Richmond
Owen K. Marr
Georgetown
Elkanah P. Wyman
Phippsburg
John Tarbox
Jesse Taylor
Topsham
Traverse
Foster B. Meserve
James P. Ledyard
Owen E. Rogers
Eugene H. Sprague
Levi L. Thompson
Just B. Wald
Charles M. Blodgett
Bowdeinham
Everson C. Stinson
Everett Wallace
J. R. Wing
Edward Wren
Harry Edgecomb
Alfred _R. Pratt
T. W. Card
Zina Maxwell
H. W. Totman
Henry M. Webber
Homer E. Alexander
N. H. Drummond
Charles A. Rogers
Gertrude Gammon
Mechanic Falls
Peter Lebel
Albert E. Verrill
Auburn
Edward W. Bridgham
Hartley Ranger
Lizzie H. Caswell
Henry R. Drew
Ranger
B. W. Blanchard
Augusta
B. B. Douglass
Arthur J. Dunton
Douglass
J. F. Anderson
W. C. Bradbury
George W. Hesleton
Bradbury
E. S. Crosby Co
Everett P. Peasley
James H. Rousseau
Brunswick
Fred H. Lancaster
Lewiston
International Shoe Co., Inc
Morris Glaser
Burleigh Martin
Shoe
Glaser
Grand Jury
Traverse Jury
Bernard G. Koehling
Sebasco
South Portland
James Koehling
Windham
Eugene F. Ingalls
Harold D. Young
Edith L. Oliver
Georegtown
Young
Oliver
Sheriff Henderson
Leslie Whitehouse
Ruth Henderson
Alpheus Darling
Harpswell
Prince’s Point
Foster's Point
Garnet
Darling
East Harpswell
Abram C. Oliver
Foster’s Point
Raymond O. Pottle
Arthur L. Temple
Winslow Court
Pottle
Nettie D. Pottle
John J. Keegan
Fred Couture
Detroit
Mich
John Joseph Loewe
Dortmund
Germany
Caliano
Czechoslovakia
John Angus MacCormack
Cape Breton
Canada
Maine
West Bath social notes feature visits and gatherings
West Bath residents host and visit at Sabino cottages and local homes. Notables include Luella Noyes of Everett Mass and Etta Purington of Lynn Mass visiting relatives. J Everett Mayo and J A Farrell attend Tops ham fair. Annie Wylie Stackpole marks birthday with local guests. MRS Annie Lee injured recently and visiting Round Pond. numerous Bath, Sabino, and Campbell's Pond cottages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N
Dee
Luella Noyes
Everett
Mass
Etta Purington
Lynn
Clara Noyes
Noyes
Sabino
J. Everett Mayo
Jennie Silsby
Green Street
Bath
Loring Small
Wilbert
John Pooler
H. A. Owen
Robert Small
Henry Cotteau
Eleanor
Mary
J. A. Farrell
Waterville
Sabine
J. M. Lemont
Fred W. Larrabee
Ladies’ Aid
First Baptist Church
C. F. Harrington
North Street
Dennis Clark
New Meadows
Ida Bonney
Campbell's Pond
Wendall Daly
Green
Annie Lee
West Bath
H. P. Healey
West Street
Harriet Palmer
Alma Palmer
Allen Street
Herbert Harris
Edward Lennon
Belle Donnell
Annie Trufant
Arthur Baum
Portsmouth
N. H
Charles Stackpole
Rockland
Cosmopolitan Club Expands Its Social Scope
The Cosmopolitan club proposes a reciprocal hosting plan with neighboring women's groups to boost culture progress and social ties. Mrs. Frederick W. Freeman will survey clubs and report later. The Current Events class resumes Oct 17. Tea, a dance committee, rummage sale plans, and new active members Mildred Hooper and Arlyne F Booth by were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
New Hampshire
Frederick W. Freeman
George A. Churchill
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Portland
Marcia Moulton
Roscoe P. McFadden
Margaret Lord
Thelma Kittridge
Lilliam Lewin
Addie Palmer
Kathryn Trott
Doris Dyer
Minnie White
Lillian Frost
Herbert Morse
T. W. Pease
Maud McQuaide
Stearns Scott
Mildred Hooper
Arlyne F. Boothby
Martha Bridge
Casper Hartley
Patricia Smith
Margaret Stewart
Harriet Stevens
Mary Coombs
Leland R. Mitchell
Harry C. Webber
Local Families Head to Fryeburg and Kentucky
Mr and Mrs Harry Thurlow of Hinckley street and Mr and Mrs Russell Colby of Pleasant street motored to Fryeburg Sunday. Hon and Mrs Arthur J Dunton of 832 Washington street left Friday for Kentucky where they will pass the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thurlow
Hinckley Street
Russell Colby
Pleasant Street
Fryeburg
Arthur J. Dunton
Washington Street
Kentucky
Woolwich Grange Minstrel Show Delights Capacity Crowd
Capacity ps greets minstrel group at Woolwich Grange with a lively program. Horace Wade and George W Swain each deliver solos, with many performances including duets and chorus numbers. Sheriff Albert Henderson and a colorful finale by Coonville Cullud Band cap a successful show. West Bath and Wiscasset granges hope for a repeat, praising Jack Shaw and Mrs Shaw for coaching and accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Wade
Frank Hodgdon
Sam Povich
J&. Hodgdon
A. Dodge
Mown Hay
George W. Swain
Herby Douglas
Ikey Rosenbaum
Merle Jameson
Herbert Munsey
Harold Cutting
Bradford Redennett
George W. David
New York
Coonville Cullud
Anthony Dodge
Rachel I. Hodgdon
Frank R. Hodgdon
Jack Shaw
Sam Ward
Percy Bailey
Harriet Reed Shaw
Anna Soule
Elsie Wright
West Bath
Wiscasset Granges
Bath
Racing Action Highlights Damariscotta Fair
After two days of postponement a sizable Lincoln County crowd enjoyed racing at Damariscotta fair with fine performances despite a heavy track from rain. Top races on Saturday featured 2.14 and 2.22 classes with purses of 300 dollars, including Etawah The Great and Little Pete in strong showings and times around 2:12 to 2:17. The program also notes Peter Express Emily June and Betsy L in fast heats and results for Harvest Watts and Jimmy Direct amid brisk competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Fair
Etawah the Great
Wemmett
Betty Direct
Piper
Peter Burgess
Kelley
the Sheik
Patterson
Little Pete
Medicaud
Jimmy Direct
Pattersota Erect
Atest Cualeria Store
Minnie Cochato
Metgcs OA
Ceettle Fe
Johnny Dugan
Cematniis Olen Winced
Igen'csee
Harvest
Ireland
Peter Express
Meader
Emily June
Alice Brisseloff
Small
Betsy L
Dearborn
Bath Woman Candidate for Justiceship
Bath resident Margaret I. Howarth known as Isabelle Kateon announces her bid for association justice. Since 1924 she has practiced law in Massachusetts and Rhode Island and leads the only local women’s law office in Fall River. She cites a growing female presence in California courts and notes no Massachusetts women on the bench or as assistant district attorneys. George A. Harrison heads Maine’s Social Welfare conference set for Portland October 17 and 18 with Gov Gardiner and others speaking. Robert Hale leads the Maine House as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret I. Howarth
Bath
Isabelle Kateon
M. E. Kateon
Wesley Street
Fall River
Mass
Association
Carl A. Terry
J. Edward Lajoie
Frederick F. Bergeron
William E. Butler
Massachusetts
Howarth
George A. Harrison
Maine State Conference of Social Welfare
Portland
Chamber of Commerce
Eastland
William Tudor Gardiner
Frank H.holley
Maine Senate
William DeKleine
Robert Hale
Maine House of Representatives
Woolwich Weekend Socials and Church Schedule
Woolwich residents and visitors spent weekends with families at Day’s Ferry Chopps Point and surrounding areas. Guests included Mrs Walker Mrs George Lester Evangeline Lester Reed and others. Events featured a Farm Bureau meeting with pudding dishes and a Christian Service union schedule across Nequasset Day’s Ferry and Sagadahoc Ferry churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
George Lester
Evangeline Lester
Tee
John Reed
Pig
Houston
Georgie Walker
Capital Island
Eben Dana
Mary
River Road
Eva Carlton
Portland
Samuel Buck
Edward V. Reed
Costello P. Hall
Rangeley Lakes
Frank Decker
Hildreth Humel
Greenwood
Mass
Thwing
Chopps Point
Robert Decker
Malden
Henrietta Thwing
Mabel
Bath
Woolwich Farm Bureau
Harriett Blanche
Hortense Welsh
Bernard Bailey
Ray Prescott
Carmel
Herbert Munsey
Alton
Boston
Eva Atwood
Falmouth
Flora Leonard
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Nequasset Church
Day’s Ferry
Sagadahoc Ferry
Charles P Sheridan 55 Woolwich dies after long illness
Charles P Sheridan of Woolwich, aged 55, died Saturday morning after months confined by illness and years of invalidism. Born in Bath to the late Peter and Annie Sheridan, he moved to Woolwich as a youth, worked as a Maine Central railroad conductor, and later at Hathorne's store at the ferry. He is survived by daughter Mrs Parker Small of Bath, son Frank Sheridan at home, and sister Mrs Charles Fitzgerald of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Sheridan
Woolwich
Bath
Peter and
Annie Sheridan
Maine Central Railroad
Hathorne’s
the Ferry
Parker Small
Frank Sheridan
Charles Fitzgerald
Weekend visitors and local notice in South Dresden
South Dresden reports Col and Mrs P B Moulton of Winchester Mass and several area residents as weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Leland Siegars. Other locals called on Sun day. A chicken supper at the M E vestry Tuesday evening Oct 15 is announced. Mrs Charles Pashard died Saturday in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Witherbee
Castine
State Federation
Charles Legrow
Peaks Island
Joseph P. Tucker
Varney
Portland
C. A. Richards
Dover- Foxcroft
Damon Lewis
Brown
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Creamer
Francis Creamer
Detroit
Mich
Herbert Thomas
Glen Wells
Wiscasset
Sheepscot
South Newcastle
Women's Association of the
M. E
A. S. Oliver
Col
P. B. Moulton
Winchester
Mass
Leland Siegars
Laurence Mulholland
Waterville
Walter Underwood
Walter Campbell
Gardiner
Robert Brann
New Hampshire
L. H. Siegars
M. E. Vestry
Charles Pashard
Richmond
Successful dinner raises funds for Beacon Street vestry aid
Despite rain a large crowd attended the New England boiled dinner on Beacon Street vestry hosted by the Ladies' aid. Over $30 was cleared. Mrs. George Wallace chaired the event with dining room and kitchen committees named. Two young women touted weekend visits to Orr's Island Bailey Island Capitol Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Beacon Street
Ladies’ Aid
George Wallace
William J. Craft
Arthur C. Norton
Milton H. Douglas
Lemuel Oliver
Nettie Teeling
William F. Pond
Edwin W. Bonney
Clifton W. Tedford
Fernando A. Shepard
W. Scott Tibbetts
Irving Varney
Frank Daley
Charles Henderson
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William Lennox
Abbie Turner
Machias
Annie McKay
Camden
Watts Gibbs
Alfred McLain
Barnes
Kana
Norway Mepkins Co
Norway
Woolwich Grange
Damariscotta Fair
Dresden
Beacon Street Ladies’ Aid
Hazel Feero
Orr’s Island
Bailey Island
Jane Feero
Capitol Island
Bath Maine
Chadbourne
Ambulance Service