Wiscasset Club Gatherings Highlight Town Events
The first Woman's club meeting in Wiscasset on Oct 19 features a teacher reception with Supt. Frank Rowe of Warren as speaker. Lincoln County Union of Women's clubs meets Oct 16 at the Damariscotta Baptist church. Numerous local notices cover society events, travel, school activities, and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Wiscasset
Frank Rowe
Warren
Rowe
Charles E. Titus
Lincoln County Union of Women's Clubs
Damariscotta
Henry W. Webb
Lincoln Home Corporation
Jeannette Haggett
Oak Grove Seminary
Lawrence B. Haggett
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Virginia Pease
Christian Endeavor
Spinney
Titus
Buffalo
Lincoln
John F. Wright
Charles S. Sewall
Alvin W. Keirstead
Fred Soule
Frank A. Hodgdon
E. Fred Albee
Elizabeth Sewall
Maud Jones
Paul Curtis
Edgecomb
Ethel Y. Barbour
High Street
Ring and Miss Harding Wed Quietly at Crono Post Office
Charles Harold Ring and Miss Lou ise R. Harding the first postmistress to occupy Crono's splendid new post office were married by Rev. T. W. Horsfield, then left for a honeymoon motor trip before settling at the bride's home at 44 Forest Avenue Orono. Ring is a leading insurance agent and longtime town clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harold Ring
Louise R. Harding
Crono
T. W. Horsfield
St. John's Universalist Church
Forest Avenue
Orono
Ring
Nichols Drug Store
Colonial Bowlers Ready for Fray
The Colonial club bowling league opens its 1934 35 season at Park Alleys with nine teams of four men, a seven person waitlist, and upstairs alleys. Teams include Old Golds, Lucky Strikes, Kools, Wings, Spuds, Marvels, Fatimas, Murads, and the Buds, with a Thursday schedule of three matches and a two point per string scoring system. The season runs in two halves of 12 weeks, culminating in postseason championship for half winners, with multiple individual prize criteria and Frank H Turner chairing the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Eddie Powers
Horace Morse
Elwood Toothaker
Blair Wilson
Dan Williams
Allie Jewett
Eddie Ramsay
Harry McDonald
Emery Footer
Arthur Pratt
Merritt Mitchell
Ned Andrews
Milton Trott
Clint Wilson
Don Small
Harry Hall
Frank Turner
Dave Mullin
Allan Spear
Freeman Trott
Harold Footer
John McCole
Ken Trask
Arthur Scott
Albert Austin
Dud Leavitt
Don Wilson
John Hayes
Frank Stone
Old Golds
Lucky Strikes
Camels
Kools
Wings
Spuds
Marvels
Fatimas
Murads
Frank H. Turner
Richard T.hersom
Arthur L
Camarades Musicaux Enjoy Fine Program at Meeting
At a Les Camarades Musicaux gathering hosted by Mrs. Fred H. Cary East Brunswick Miss M Jennie Melcher presented a paper on The History of the Organ tracing from Biblical pipes to the Atlantic City mammoth organ The program included string soloists piano performances and multiple arias with Mr McPherson Mr Royal Mrs Albee Mrs Sturtevant and others contributing in a varied concert format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Camarades Musicaux
Fred H. Cary
East Brunswick
M. Jennie Melcher
Biblical Times
Atlantic City
Melcher
West Bath News Roundup and Local Socials
Tuesday night in West Bath Miss Edith Sprague sheltered at Miss Virginia Kingsbury’s home after a bull moose was spotted nearby. Topsham fair attendees included Lor ing D. Small family and Howard Spinney party members. Schools closed for Topsham Fair. A large 31 pound cabbage from Notre Dame Institute’s Brothers at Alfred, now in Biddeford, was shown after a difficult move by two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Sprague
Virginia Kingsbury
Loring D. Small and Sons
Wilbert and
Dana
Howard A. Spinney
Frank P. Sprague
Samuel L. Blackwood
Bethel Inn
Rufus W. Lombard
A. I. Snow
Portland
Alfred B. Snow
Trufant’s Crossing
Fletcher A. Waterman
Foster’s Point
Ardenne A. Stott
Joseph M. Lemont
Walter H. Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
Earl McCrater
Sabine Road
Bath
Elsinore Avenue
Walter G. Marco
Clarence E. Johnson
Summer Street
Notre Dame Institute
Shaker Village
Alfred
Clifford Street
Biddeford
Colby Debaters to Meet Hawaii and Oxford Union Teams
Colby college will send at least two debate teams to face teams from the University of Hawaii and Oxford Union Society England this year. Dates are pending and Colby personnel are yet to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby College
United States
University of Hawaii
Oxford Union Society
England
Colby
Rotarians End Involvement In Morse High Athletics
The Phoenix Rotary club voted to retire from overseeing Morse high school athletics after a period of reform and debt reduction. The move follows a School Board push for reorganization to include a board member faculty member and alumni along with Rotary members. The club had improved athletic programs and reduced debts but regrets ending its hands on role. Mrs. Margaret Flaherty visited Norway to see her daughter Mrs. Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Phoenix
Morse High School
Rotarians
Ned H. Murchie
Calais
Rotary
Margaret Flaherty
Front Street
Norway
William Gallagher
Harvest Home and Union Plans Dominate Woolwich Notices
Nequasset Farm Bureau held an all day session at Montsweag grange hall with Miss Dorothy Brown speaking on Dentistry. Harvest Home services planned for October 14 at Montsweag church under Bath Salvation Army. donations invited for Bath Memorial hospital. Woolwich Union for Christian Service outlines October meetings, reading courses, and Harvest Home preparations with committees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Mont- Sweag Grange Hall
Dorothy Brown
State Department
Bath
Montsweag Church
Salvation Army
Bath Hospital
James Graves
Mary Hunnewell
Fernald Bailey
Bath Memorial Hospital
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Percy Bailey
Congregational and Methodist Conference of
Maine
Wilson Wright
Woolwich Union
Nequasset
Day's Ferry
Sagadahoc Ferry
Council of the
Congregational Church
Bath Salvation Army
Ror
Richard Hunnewell
Harry Knight
Somerville
Mass
Oee
Fred Car Arthur Stintson
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Congregational Church Vestry
D. H. Pomerleau
Hos Me
Cumberland Mills
Maine Central
C. P. Hall
Montsweag Grange Hall
Day’s Ferry
Bion Shea
Arrowsic
Lemuel Preble
Farmington Man and Philadelphia Woman Wed in New York
William B. Mills 27 son of Judge and Mrs Sumner P Mills Farmington and Helen Elizabeth Burnett 26 of Philadelphia daughter of Mr and Mrs John Burnett Dover Del were married in New York at the Little Church Around the Corner by Rev Randolph Ray. Mills is Bowdoin graduate and 1934 George Washington Law School alum now probation officer for the U S District Court in Portland Maine. Mrs Mills taught in New York state and will reside in Portland.
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Grace L. Knight
Charles M. Legrow
Varley
Roy R. Marston
Wilbur F. Merrill
Charles 8
Sewall
Crawford Notch
Zoa Hilton
Boston
Harvey R. Pease
Kingfield
Earl Wing
Alfred Stoddard
Gordon
New York
William B. Lewis
Stoddard
Helen Dickinson
Luther
Horace MacMahan
Birch Point
Sidney G. Evans
Belfast
Joseph P. Tucker
Josephine Tucker
Alfred H. Lennox
Moosehead
Alvin W. Keirstead
Woman's Club
Clarence A. Richards
Portland
Mr. Richards
Alfred
York County
F. J. Dyer
Auburn
W. C. Day
Union Street
Harry Mosher
Manchester
N. H
Floyd Parker
Wiscasset
Carrol
Berty
Chicago
Marjorie Monro
Elaine
East Northport
Donald Dodge
Odbury M. West
Harlan West
Boothbay Harbor
Charles West
Odbury West
Ralph E. Preble
Federal Street
Sarah Ifil
George M. Porter
Brookline
Mass
Preble
Maine
Daisy Knight
Charles Maxfield
Marjorie Maxfield
Washington, D. C
Knight Homestead
Dresden Mills
Ladies Aid of the
Methodist Church
Louis C. Bickford
Topeka
Kansas
Roy W. Reed
George A. Nute
Webber's Tavern
Bickford
Miss Nute
Reed
E. Fred Albee
Frank Houdlette
Ned Rines
Fort Hill Street
William B. Mills
Sumner P. Mills
Farmington
Helen Elizabeth Burnett
Philadelphia
John 8. Burnett
Dover
Del
Randolph Ray
U.S. District Court
Mills
Syracuse University
New York State
Fire destroys Prosser barn on Freeport road
Nevers Prosser of Durham lost a 40 foot barn with about five tons of hay in a fire Saturday morning on Freeport road. A lantern overturned during milking sparked the blaze. Prosser saved his cows, a wagon, and harness. Insurance coverage was $500. Freeport fire department responded. wet weather stopped spread to nearby buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevers Prosser
Durham
Freeport Road
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