Phippsburg Church History and Local Notices Span Decades
The article recounts the Phippsburg Congregational church lineage from 1907 to 1939 detailing pastors lay leaders and members while noting community figures and local happenings including education missionary ties and renovations. It mentions Rev Charles L Stevens and Rev Malcolm MacKay among others and chronicles the churchs changing status to a Summer service church by 1929 and ongoing sustaining memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg Congregational Church
Charlies L. Stevens
Bowdoin College
MP. Stevens
O. W. Folsom of
Bathee
Maiiagregational
Mount Warara
N. Y
Horace Holton
Porter Congregational
Brockton
Mass
Robert L. Ewing
Sloan House
New York City
Robert M. Gray
Woburn
L. Stevens
Camp Keebee
Ional
Deerfield
Poulson
Ewing
J. F. Leeach
Frank Leeach
J. A. Wyman
Pauline Wyman
Bess Dickinson
Malcolm MacKay
Lynette Caverly
Laconia
N. H
Congregational Christian Conference
Frances Robie
Building Bungalow Begun on Washington Street
Gerald Saunders of Hebron starts a 26 by 30 foot bungalow foundation for Edwin E. Pinson on Washington Street near Hunt Street. Pinson plans to occupy it and build more on his North Bath lot. Saunders also plans a 24 by 26 foot bungalow for Howard Parks at 1301 Washington Street. Saunders estimates nine more in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Hunt Street
Gerald Saunders
Hebron
Edwin E. Pinson
Mr. Pinson
Mr. Saunders
Howard Parks
Bath
Popham Beach Community News Highlights and Visits
Popham Beach reports 19 enrolled in the village school with irregular attendance due to illness, but recent perfect days hint at better October turnout. The Hersilia heads to Florida with Stephen Etnier painting along the way. Dockside Lifeboat overhaul closes the mooring. Engagement notices for Miss Lynette Caverly and Rev Samuel Young in Szeconia NH. Summer residents arrive for duck hunting and holidays, with many visitors from Newtonville, Worcester, Bath and Auburn. John Beebe posts a Polarot score of 237 and a 200 game as bowling tallies peak. A Bowdoin fraternity initiates nine at Fort Popham, leaving them stranded on the beach. The Riverside hotel closes for winter. various neighbors visit, travel, and tend gardens and cottages through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Gilman
Hersilia
Stephen Etnier
Bilison Moody
Florida
Etnier
Coast Guard
Lynnette Caverly
Samuel Young
Szeconia
Bette Mattson
Newtonville
Mass
Popham Beach
Ruth Randolph
Mattsons
Frank Pfeiffer
Worcester
Miss Neurchaffer
J. Franklin Brown
Vernon Mattson
John W Whittemore
Whittemore
Priscilla White
Casper Hartleb
Bath
Louis Gayton
Auburn
John Beebe
South Shore
Atkins Bay
Woodman
Charles W Woodman
Dedham
Charles Woodman
Taunton
Howard Clough
Robert Cody
Anne
Milton
Ledgewood
Stanley Hyde
Yarmouth
Herbert Kellaway
Newton Center
Stone House
Isaacsons
Peter Isaacson
Tilton Junior College
Tilton
Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Columbia
John Perkins
Burleigh Williams
Francis Foster
Bowdoin
Popham
Fort Popham
Brunswick
Riverside Hotel
Fred Hummiston
Fred Hummiston, Jr
Freeport
Editing for a Great Magazine
A talk on editorial accuracy and costs from Mr. Bancroft outlines how time, expertise, and multiple staffers shape articles. He notes Time maintains a large biographical morgue and that three editorial offices in New York Chicago and Philadelphia connect via teletype. Photographers supply hundreds of images with only a fraction used. No visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
New England
Reed couple returns from Maine to Bath visit
Mr and Mrs Parker Reed of Annapolis Maryland vacationed in Maine and stayed at Hotel Phoenix in Bath. They visited Mr Reed’s native city to see Hon and Mrs N Gratz Jackson of Shaw Street. Mr Reed is a grandson of the late Parker Mc Cobb Reed known for Reed's History of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Reed
Annapolis
Maine
Hotel Phoenix
Bath
Local Social Roundup At East Boothbay And Area
Hartford visitors Mr and Mrs Fraser Wilde and Mr and Mrs Frank Williams spent holidays at East Boothbay then luncheoned with Mr and Mrs Archibald M Main in Garden Street. Parker Head School Improvement League held no meeting due to eye testing. George Morong's name omitted from four week ranking list. Brownies and Girl Scouts met with leaders Frances Robie and Mrs Claude Brooks. Local friends noted the marriage of James Temple and Effie Pinkham. Neighborhood Patrol No 92, Boy Scouts, met with Scout Master George Morong. knot tying contest won by William Hal Jett. Various town visits and fair attendance noted. several residents planned trips to Seattle October 12. Continued on Page Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Creek
Mary Bowker
Nelson Heald
Emma Perry
Lottie Cobb
Rosebay Cottage
George Roche
Portland
Henry M Minott
Morse Field
Pitch Pine Hill
George Pease
Johnson
James E. Perry
Fred Perry
Margaret Moore
Selectman
Elijah Bartlett
Basin
Raymond Campbell
Totman Public Library
Winneganee
Eric Carlson
Cox's Head
Berry
Carlson
Lyman Barbour
Bath Iron Works
Gladys Scott
William Barbour
Fred Caswell
Woburn
Mass
Jay K. Bowker
Caswell
Congregational Church
Camden
John Holton
Amherst College
Ivory Fenderson
Geraldine
Herman
Saco
T. Cughes
School Improvement League
George Morong
Frances Robie
Claude Brooks
Small Point
James Temple
Effie Pinkham
Preston Clark
Stanton
Annie Percy
Earl Risteen
Annie Williams
Charles Blaisdell
Frank Allen
Blaisdell
Bath
Lewis Lowell
Brightwater
Leston Harrington
Topsham Fair
William Hallett
Dobbin
Coast Guard
Popham
Perkins Island
Walter Powers
Frances M. Robie
Ora Hallett
Woolwich
Harry D. Mank
Earl Hamel
Currey Stiles
Mrs. Harrington
W. H. Wyman
Friends
Bowdoin Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phippsburg
Irving A. Flint
Central Church
George C. DeMott
Winter Street
Omar W. Folsom
Warren
Henry W. Webb
Newcastle
Robert L. Sheaf
Bangor Theological Seminary
Eugene W. Lyman
Scarboro
Ralph A. Barker
Anand S. Hewali
Deering
C. L. Stevens
Lizze Drummond Minott
Stevens
Milton F. Slade
Bates College
Center Church
West Point
Ballou
Slade
Memorial Baptist Church
Brooklyn
John C. Berry
Brightwater Colony
W. F. Jewell
Sailor's Snug Harbor
Staten Island
Church of the Sailor's
E. H. Coolies
West Newton
Whitmore
Frank S. Bowker
Elden Scott
Grant
Seavey
Squirrel Point
John Linder
Weston
John Conway
Walter Sprague
Elisha Bridges
Clarence Perkins
Howard Spinney
Page Wyman
Evelyn Godding
Philip Wyman
Francis Luke
Barbara
Eugene W Osgood
Constance McDonnell
Eugene W. Osgood
Children’s Hospital
Carl Newcomb
Mary Robinson
Betty and
Scott
South Portland
Henry Farwell
Cambridge
Walter Rhine
Victor Sprague
Topsham
Herbert Sprague
Fred Spinney
Ethelyn Spinney
Arthur Delano
Mildred Stockman
Stanley McCormick
Rowley, Mast
Stephen Ethier
D. K. Jay
G. E. McNulty
Great Magazine
Richard J. Bancroft
Fraser Wilde
Frank Williams
Hartford, Conn
Wilde
East Boothbay
Archibald M. Main
Garden Street
Parker
Porteous, Mitchell & Braun CO
Front Street
Bath, Maine
Porteous
Mitchell & Braun
Skunk
Caracul
Alaska
WIT Scien
Harnons
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