Wiscasset Club Hosts Lincoln County Women Meet
The Woman's Club of Wiscasset welcomed visiting Union members for a day of reports and programs led by Lois Frye and Isabel Labe. Sessions included secretary and treasurer reports, Founders' Day notes, a Club Institute, and a guest speaker on travels in Greece. The day closed with a rising vote of thanks and prayers for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Frye
Woman's Club of
Wiscasset
Isabel Labe
Waldoboro
Louise Miller
Mabel Rand
Elizabeth Bryant
Lincoln Home Corporation
Fannie Orne Perkins
Lillian Nash
Lincoln County Fair
Grace Carlisle
Elizabeth Webb
State Federation
Rangeley
Club
Lois Wickstrom
Elizabeth Reed
Boothbay Harbor
Lottie Lovell
Amy Albee Erskin
Congregational Vestry
Hostess Club
Elden Munsey
Munsey
Ethel Bedennett
Ethel Bailey
Harriet Jackson
Laura Evans
Nellie Dowling
Irene Metcalf
Carolyn Pendleton
Grace Mitchell
Priscilla Campbell
Henry Anderson
Mary Hobson
Damariscotta-Newcastle Club
Celie Ethridge
Doris Webb
George Singer
Abbie Hall
Maude Clark Gay
Corinne Gerry
George Chase
Lewiston
Sewall
Greece
Huntoon Hill Grange Hosts Miscellaneous Shower
Tuesday evening last week Huntoon Hill grange members hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Arthur Paquet of Edgecomb who recently wed. The couple, with Mrs Paquet a Wiscasset Academy graduate and Mr Paquet a poultry man, received linen and kitchen gifts, enjoyed refreshments, dancing, and well wishes before leaving in a decorated car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FP. Gray
Boston
Brownfield
Frank H. Gray
Gray Home
Richard C. Gray
Patricia
Norway
Arthur Rines
Rines
Kenneth Glidden
Glidden
South Eliot
Montsweag Grange
Albert Bailey
Forest Johnson
Gertrude Gilmore
Grange Hall
Louise Adams
Weston M. Hilton
Damiscotta
Miss Adams
Katheryn Perkins
Portland
Virginia
Helen Farris
Everett W. Jackson
Bath Memorial Hospital
Raymond Sherman
Merle Day
Day
Bernard McFadden
McFadden
Bangor
Fred Dunn
Teddie
Mr. Dunn
Chapel Hill
N. C
Dunn
Mary Grant Rafter
Bath Road
Washington, D. C
Woman's Club
Lorenzo Cote
Nashua
N. H
John Clement
Summer Street
William A. McFadden
Auburn
Organ Society
Albert Smith
Bailey Island
Roland Abbott
Julia B. Lewis
A. H. Dodge
Parker Marean
Cambridge
Mass
St. Philp’s
Woman's Auxiliary
Bryce M. Dutton
Harold Dutton
Wiscasset
Alyce May Ellis
William E. Ellis
Foxboro
Church of the Nazerene
Bath
E. F. French
Hollis Greenleaf
Nellie Munsey
Federation
Lester Brown
Leavitt Lewis
Sally
Arthur Paquet
Huntoon Hill Grange
A. H. Durgin
John Gould
Waterville
B. F. Blgadon
Gould
R. E. Maass, Jr
Woolwich
Harry Quinnam
Phyllis
Damariscotta
DeForest Munsey
8. S. Quinnam
Quinnam
Horatio Shea
Houston
Shea
Sidney
S. L. Merry
Lee
Herbert Pashard
Augusta
Lincoln Pomona
Southport
Seaside
Bristol
Edgecomb
Paquet
Wiscasset Academy
The
Grange
Apple blossoms brighten spring camp visit in Skowhegan
Fred T. Tuscan of Skowhegan, at a southern camp, noted a tree full of blossoms. He and Frank Parsons admired the blooms and Tuscan brought a branch to Skowhegan to show friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayarr
Fred T. Tuscan
Skowhegan
Mr. Tuscan
Frank Parsons
West Bath Social News Highlights Trio of Local Movements
In West Bath the Sunday service welcomed Elwin and William Greig as new members of the century old church. Numerous residents are noted visiting, returning home or hosting relatives including the Bates family, the McNarys, Lombards, Cribbeys and several others. The piece also mentions travel, hospital visits, and local social events with multiple households listed.
Pomona Confers Fifth Grange Degree in Harpswell
Pomona will confer the fifth Grange degree Thursday evening at Merriconeag Grange in Harpswell, announced after a West Bath Grange meeting. The program includes community singing, readings, a safety quiz, and music with sandwiches or cake for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Merriconeag Grange
Harpswell
West Bath Grange
Woolwich Grange
Grange
D. Wallace MacDonald
Russell Kenney
Justus H. Miller
Herbert Simpson
E. Mason Wright
Leon Genthner
Alexander
Alice Smith
Mercie MacFadden
Mystery Driver Sought After Stolen Car Crash
A sedan stolen from Water street in Bath Friday night overturned twice at Oak Grove avenue near Whiskeay road and demolished, driver fled into nearby woods. Police checked Bath physicians and Bath Hospital for injuries with no result. Vehicle owned by Harry Ehler of Wiscasset. Annie Mae Shellenbarger returns from Portsmouth visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove Avenue
Harry Ehler
Wiscasset
Water Street
Colby President Dr Franklin Johnson Talks Colby’s Rebirth
Colby College president Dr Franklin W Johnson spoke at a Brunswick Rotary luncheon about Colby’s 121 year history and plans to move from the outgrown campus. He cited a state survey recommending the move and shown color footage of the new buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin W. Johnson
Colby
Colby College
Rotary Club
Brunswick
Maine
Dr. Johnson
Lorimer Chapel
Saturday Evening Post
Roberts Union
Woman's Union
Auburn
Rockland
Portland
Mayflower
Grade 7B Pupils Begin Savings Drive at Central Grammar
Grade 7B pupils at Central Grammar School start savings accounts with goals ranging from college funds to dental clothing and summer camp. Current deposits total 21 dollars 91 cents. Listed savers include Robert Starling Louise Sullivan Kathleen Clark Mary McNeil Dorothy Dunn Russell Bradford and many others. Some students in other rooms have joined or plan to join the Savings Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Grammar School
Robert Starling
Louise Sullivan
Kathleen Clark
Mary McNeil
Dorothy Dunn
Russell Bradford
George Emery
Constance Bechard
Maurice Knight
Milton Savage
Harry Barrett
Barbara Trainor
Robert Coombs
Barbara Warner
Carolyn St. Martin
Janet Staples
Jeanette York
James Gardinier
Robert Perry
Bartlette Swanton
Barbara Oliver
Albion Flemings
Helen Blake
Mabelle Smith
Dorothy Stanton
Jane Trott
Savings Club
Robert Hart
Caroline Carpenter
Death of Henry N Tubbs 76 Millbury
Rev. and Mrs. Charles M. Tubbs grief as Henry Nelson Tubbs aged 76 dies of heart disease at his Millbury home. He was eldest of five, educated in Gardner and Worcester, retired from American Steel & Wire Co. Survived by wife Minnie A Hinckley, five children, four grandchildren, a sister Mrs. Thomas T. Schouler. Burial service conducted Monday by Rev. Mr. Tubbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
Barbara
Worcester
Mass
Tubbs
Henry Nelson Tubbs
Millbury
Henry Tubbs
Albert Orcutt
Georgetta (Hutchinson) Tubbs
Gardner and
American Steel & Wire Co
Nesbit Innis Wed In Wesley Parsonage Ceremony
James William Nesbit and Miss Isabelle Louise MacInnis were married Saturday at six in the Wesleyan parsonage. Rev. bl cated. Attendants included Keith Pierce and his sister, with a reception at 236 North Street. The couple will reside in Bath after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Nesbit
William Nesbit
Guilford
Isabelle Louise MacInnis
James W. MacInnis
Court Street
Wesley Esagany Parsonage
Keith Pierce
Nesbit
Community News Roundup from Woolwich and Surrounds
Reports show social visits and travel by local residents including Mrs Vinal Hunnewell returning to post office work and Millie Dodge from the World’s Fair trip. Woolwich Baptist services and vestry plans outline Nov 4 supper and regional readings. Local clubs such as The Nine of Clubs and Nequasset Auxiliary meet, with mentions of travel to New York and Maine towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Reed
Walter Reed
John Gilmore
Rockland
Carl Longfellow
Clifford E. Richey
Boston
George Wright
New York
Joseph Regan
Marblehead
Mass
Charles Chappell
E. V. Reed
Noble Grand
Lewiston
Millie Dodge
Leonard Lord
Fills Street
Bath
Woolwich Center Baptist Church
Woolwich
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Day's Ferry
Nequasset
Sagadahoc
Loring Soule
Topsham
Hareham
Wellesley
Corrine
Nine of Clubs
Loring Mayberry
Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary Sewing Circle
Henry Dubar
Hockomock Road
Men's Forum
Ladies’ Auxiliary
John Brown
Dana
Stanley Whitehouse
Bronx
N. Y
Benjamin Welch
Long Island
Anna Courtney
Stanley Jack
M. H
Mabel Jack
Portland
Ida M. Beals
Harvey P. Hathorne
Blanche J. Bukker
Los Angeles
Calif
Nathan E. Coffin
Flossie Beals
Leah Strout
Sewall Residence to Be Razed in Bath
The former home of the late Hon. and Mrs. Arthur Sewall on Washington Street in Bath is to be razed after decades vacant since Mrs. Sewall’s death in 1919. The 16 room mansion hosted presidents and dignitaries, including Benjamin Harrison and Rear Admiral Gherardi, and was a center for notable Democratic events. Roscoe Bailey will dismantle the dwelling interior this fall, preserving only the shell before removing the frame after winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Bath
Harrison
Gheradi
Sewall
United States
William Jennings Byron
Chicago
Mr. Byran
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Wilson
Mexico
Camilla Sewall
Harold M. Sewall
Walter Evans Edge
New Jersey
France
Roscoe G. Bailey
Oe M
William D. Sew
Bay Point visitors and locals gather as summer wanes
Bay Point residents and guests mingle over long weekends with families from Bath Concord and Northumberland. A parade of visitors includes Mr and Mrs Leeman Drake Mrs Thornborough and several Bot h area families as Sunday school reopens at the First Baptist church of Georgetown drawing Bay Point scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Pointers
Leeman Drake
Bath
Popham Beach
Tuesayee
Mary E. Thornbor Oust
Mid
Werk i
Karl Hentz
Bay Point
Thornborough
New York
M. Conley
John
Thomas
Daniel
West Somerville
Mass
Owen
Concord
N. H
Earle Payson
Walter Cunningham
J. Otis Swift
Look Out
Hastings-on- Hudson
Alice Dennis
Mrs. Swift
Andrew Butterfield
Elizabeth
Edward
Mr. Butterfield
Stanley Palmer
Ruth
Bangor
Edward Coombs
Suny
Harry W. Crosman
E. R. Wright
Bruce
Lawrence Perow
Donald Avery
Dawn
Beatrice
Lester Fogg
Northumberland
New Hampshire
Rock Ledge
Fogg
Laura Morse
Charlotte Cahill
Merline Thompson
First Baptist Church of Georgetown
New England Days Declared for Regional Prosperity
Bath Maine mayor Arthur Sewall proclaims October 19 to 28 as New England Days for New England Prosperity. The campaign urges stores to feature regional products to boost home consumption, farming and manufacturing outlets, and local employment. Citizens are urged to support the drive to foster regional prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Bath
Arthur Sewall
Bath schools organize Junior Red Cross Christmas boxes
American Junior Red Cross boxes are being filled in Bath schools this week. Students place hair ribbons marbles tops games pencils crayons handkerchiefs balls toys and sewing materials in small cartons. No toy pistols guns soldiers or cannons. Boxes due to Red Cross rooms City Hall by Friday Oct 20 for shipment to New York by Oct 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Bath
City Hall
New York
Latvia
Jugoslavia
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Police Start Drive Against Slingshots After Injury
A North Grammar School incident prompts a citywide drive against slingshots. A local girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Har old L Corliss, was struck in the left eye and hospitalized for x rays after the Friday noon attack. Authorities urge parental cooperation and note slingshots within city limits are illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urgeiberdape Tower
North Grammar School
Harold L. Corliss
Bailey Street
Memorial Hospital
Maine Lodge N E O P entertains 60 guests in Lewiston
A Crescent Lodge delegation of 60 from N E O P Lewiston attended Maine Lodge No 337 in Red Men's hall. Fred L Stover was installed warden and Michael J Durgin junior post warden. Over 125 dined at a lobster stew supper with delegations from Portland Waterville Augusta and Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Lodge
N. E
Maine Supreme Court
Lewiston Lodge
Rose F. Pelletier
Marion Stone
Queen Esther lodge members attend Lewiston sessions
Mrs Edward V Reed and Mrs Alfred L Ely Maine led the Queen Esther lodge of Bath at annual sessions in Lewiston City Hall. Attendees included Mrs Horace W Ward Mrs Albert H Thom Mrs Frank J Arrin Mrs J Henry T B Leeman and Mrs Herbert H Huggard district deputy president. They returned home Tuesday evening as Mr and Mrs William P Hatch motor to Franconia Notch Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward V. Reed
Alfred L. Ely
Maine
Lewiston City Hall
Horace W. Ward
Albert H. Thom
Frank Jarrin
J . Henry T. B. Leeman
Herbert H. Huggard
Queen Esther Lodge
Bath
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Wiscasset Fire Society
Quinnam’s
Middle Street
Charles E. Knight
George E. Millard
Alonzo Jewett
Charles S. Sewall
Archie H. Dodge
Roy R. Marston
Elden P. Mu
Theobald
Wiscasset Inn
Knight
Middle
Main Street
Millard
Jewett
Jeannette Haggett
L. B. Haggett
Delta Chi Lambda Sorority
Becker College of Business Administration
Silas L. Merry
Farevell
Nellie Merry
Dorothy Leavitt
Eee
Susannah
Leota Mer
Wilder
Silas L. , Jr. Wiscasset
Huntoon Hill
West Bath
Rufus W. Lombard
Bald Head
John H. Bryant
Harry Cribbey
Annie Trufant House
Bonnie Brook
East Brunswick
I. B. Neiley
Fort George Lodge
K. of P
Edward Mank
Edward, Jr
Gardiner Hospital
Carleton Andrews
Richard
Joseph Lemont
Hagan
Upper High Street
Laura Cutting
Winneganee
James Kaler
David Samuel
Edwin W. Haggett
A. B. Snow
Fred W. Larrabee
First Baptist Church
Edgar Finley
George R. Booker
Fred William
James
Fred, Jr
Cape Elizabeth
Foster Point
Ralph Spinney
Howard A. Spinney
R. W. Lombard
Fred J. Rose
Salem
Ind
Bear Mountain
Hudson River
Niagara Falls
Cincinnati
Ontario
Canada
Percy E. Holbrook
Foster
Florence Bates
William A. Foster
Charles H. Bates
Leon
John H. McNary
West Bath Grangers
Merriconeag
Annie Mae Shellenbarger
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Floral Street
Portsmouth
Barbara Haley
Harold Haley
Rotary
Nesbit—M Innis
Chopp
Vinal Hunnewell
Ethel Dana
Mr. Dana
Burton Hodgkins
Junior Red Cross
Brookline
Maine Lodge
N.E.O.P
William P. Hatch
Franconia Notch