Wiscasset Woman's Club Sees Elm Planting and Guest Speaker
The first fall meeting of the Woman's club of Wiscasset was highlighted by dedication of a Chinese elm on club grounds, a program of piano solos, and remarks from Florence W. Danforth praised for her work with the County Union. Mrs. Maude Clark Gay of Waldoboro attended as guest, and the next meeting is set for 2 30 with George P. F. Hobson addressing on The March of Time.
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Woman's Club of
Wiscasset
Rach] Hodgdon
Henry W. Webble
America
Hodgdon
Joyce Kilmer
George Dusseault
Grace M. Sewall
Alice McIntyre
Lakeweed Federation
Bessie Mikels
Cresendo
Lassen
WD. Marten
Mary Hobson
Plorence W. Danforth
County Union
Danforth
Maude Clark Gay
Waldoboro
Julia Lewis
Joseph Kennedy
Frances Sortwell
Lincoln County Union meet and Colby Day highlights
A busy week in Lincoln County features a Lincoln County Union meeting at Damariscotta, Colby Day participation in Waterville, and social visits. Reports note Mrs. Henry W Webb and others representing the local Woman's club, a gunning trip to North Bath, and refreshed town events including a rededicated fire station project. The Wet Parade play at Red Men’s hall draws applause with a large regional cast, plus gatherings at homes in Washington Street andtravel to nearby towns for council meetings and church events.
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Lincoln County Union
Damariscotta
Henry W. Webb
E. Fred Albee
A. H. Dodge
A. W. Keirstead
Ava Dodge
Frank A. Hodgdon
Bessie Mikels
Colby Day
Federation
Waterville
Josephine Plumstead
Portland
Birch Point
Wesley C. Day
Norway
North Bath
Arthur Jones
Bath City Hospital
Maude Clark Gay
Waldoboro
Sinclair Lewis
Red Men's Hall
Wiscasset
Town
Alna
Newcastle
Edgecomb
Roger Chilcote, Sr
Byron Mahar Magge May
Wilma Sutter Broret
John Blagdon
Bruce Dickson
James Knight Wandace
Nellie Pusher
Jerry Tyler
Bradford Redonnet, Jr
Old Pow” Tarleton Harvey Pease Kin
Faulkner
Caroline Pendleton Raylore
Fred Blagden McCallum
Sidney Evans
Ees
al Groves
Ecu
Sabrelle Tee
Fred Sherman Cartier
Feek
Chester Pendleton Buttolph
Charles Plumstead
Doleshal
Bradford Redonnet
IUCR
Soos
Paul Miete
Abe Schilling
Mark Caton
Merrigant
Stanley Dodge
Richard Fessenden
George Coleman
Susan
Nellie Verney
Anitates
Jessie Annable
Charles E. Titus
Five Islands Social News and Visitor Notes
Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Pinkham return from Westbrook where they visited their son Chester Pinkham and family. Ladies aid met with Misses Carrie Stevens and Katherine Pendergast, who joined the group. Bath visitors include Mr and Mrs F M Reid at Seguinland cottage. Mansfield Boucher of Bath visits Oscar Snowman two weeks. Mrs J W Moulton of Bath has a garage built. George Gray’s house is being painted. Bath residents Mr and Mrs Charles Kenney and son Norman called at Five Islands. George Floyd of Groton Mass spent weekend at Harbor Home with Mrs Floyd. Topsham Fair attendance included many local residents. News of Mrs Clara Spillman’s death in an auto accident near Derry NH, a Five Islands native. Mrs Ida Hinckley’s cottage Pleasant Villa is being painted. Mason Gray of Boston visits W E Reid. Raymond and Everett Reid of New York with their father. Katherine Pendergast receives third and fourth degrees at the grange. Isabel Stevens returns from Fremont NH. Mrs R G Frost accompanies her to Bath for a week with her parents. Remaining guests include Mrs Charles Kenney and Mrs F M Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Pinkham
Westbrook
Chester Pinkham
Bath
George Gray
Charles Kenney
Norman
Five Islands
George Floyd
Groton
Mass
Floyd
Harbor Home
F. P. Carr
Harold Pinkham
Marjorie Berry
Christania Pinkham
Barbara Grey
Woodrow Gray
Vernon Gray, Jr
J. P. Davis
Charles Lewis
Stanley Lewis
Clara Spellman
Derry
N. H
Grange
Spillman
Charles
George Hanna
Ida Hinckley
Pleasant Villa
Mason Gray
Boston
W. E. Reid
Raymond Reid
Everett Reid
New York
Katherine Pendergast
the Grange
Isabel Stevens
Fremont
R. G. Frost
Frost
J. G. Stevens
Miss Stevens
F. M. Reid
Arthur Farrar
Howard M. Trafton
Walter V. Cummings
Elizabeth Hunt
Alfred Rowe
A. E. Carlisle
Kennebec Point
Winchester
Marjorie Hinckley
Bath City Hospital
C. Ix. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Hinckley
Massachusetts General Hospital
Owen Marr
Islands
Annie M. Jones
Auburn
Beatrice Abbott
E. C. Higgins
Emma B. Billings
Robinhood
Augusta Rowe
Grace Ward Stevens
Mr. Telley
Topsham
John R. Blackie
West Georgetown
Charles Hanna
Clara Spillman
Clara Hanna
Thomas
Hannah Hanna
George
Harry L. Tarr
Richmond
Ida Oliver
Portland
George F. Oliver
Willard
Roger
Stanley Rogers
Lincoln Street
H. M. Trafton
Seward E. Emmons
Doris Trafton
West Medford
C. L. Hinckley
Ruth
Pemaquid
F. E. Hollis
Ethel R. Beane
Nancy Russell
Roscoe P. Todd
Melrose Highlands
H. B. Crosby
Melrose
James Hobart
Springfield
Todd
F. W. Hovey
Jennie Todd
Amy Hovey
Belle Heald
Bowdeinham
First Baptist Church
Christ
Rufus W. Lombard
Lombard
Robert van Amringe
Samuel H. Blackwood
Bethel
van Amringe
Blackwood
Charles L. Eastman
Farm Bureau Campaign Committee
Jerry Haile
Farm Bureau
Eastman
West Bath
The
E. W. Haggett
Robert Metcalf
Natick and
Quincy
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
Campbell's Pond
Dwinal Cornish
Washington Street
Carl
Walter Larrabee
Grove
Frank A. French
Velma Gibbs
Helen Rogers
Clementine K. Burns
Marjorie Cavanaugh
Charles Bates
Leon
Marjorie Henderson
Beachmont
Loring D. Small
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Annie Trufant
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Wesley Church
Earl B. Lermond
Allan Cates
A. M. Lang
Ernest Williams
Camphbell’s Pond
Charles A. Hunt
Winnegance
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Home Improvements
Mr and Mrs Tucker stayed several days while Miss Florence McLoud wrapped up a two week visit before traveling to Somerville Massachusetts. James E White has had his house wired for electricity.
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Tucker
Florence McLoud
Somerville
Mass
James E. White
Wiscasset 25 Years Ago Highlights In Echo Notice
A list of local social visits, travels, and small town movements from October 19 1932 includes Lincoln Merry in Boothbay Newcastle visitors Fred D March and Miss Marion Dodge. Miss Mary Cowley Augusta trips. Ed Dodge returning from Promised Land Long Island for the winter. a quiet wedding of Augustus D Peterson and Laura E Pendleton. and residents moving to new homes such as Frank Colby and Alfred Pushard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Sheepscot Echo
Lincoln Merry
Boothbay
Fred D. March
Newcastle
Ned Bailey
Harry Dillingham
Auburn
George Lincoln
Portland
Mary Cowley
Augusta
Melvin Knight
Lisbon
C. E. Cowley
Farley Merry
Chaney
Gardiner
Marion Dodge
Bowdoinham
Frank Colby
Sheldon House
Parker Street
Jessie Nute
Boston
Ruby Pushard
Silas Rines
Jasper Rines
Helen Southard
Lynn
W. F. Merry
Ed Dodge
Promised Land
Long Island
N. Y
James M. Conrad
New York
W. S. Peaslee
Conrad
Henry Cowley
Bangor
T. W. Hunter
M. E
Montecello
Alna
W. B. Jackson
Augustus D. Peterson
Laura E. Pendleton
Alfred Pushard
Mr. Pushard
Churchill Street
Local Notes From Sheepscot Echo October 28 1893
The column lists where residents traveled and events notable for the week. Mrs McRitchie went to Boston while Mrs Frank Blake spent the previous Sabbath in Westport. James Knight received flour carload. Cromwell brothers returned to Lynn. Several locals, including James Winslow, Helen Sawyer, Nina Rundlett, Mary Sewall, and Elizabeth Bowman, are noted as visiting or returning from nearby towns and cities.
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OLD Files
Sheepscot Echo
McRitchie
Boston
Frank Blake
Westport
Wiscasset
James M. Knight
Hiram
Fred Cromwell
Lynn
James Winslow
James Clark
Clark’s Point
Helen Sawyer
Lewiston
Nina Rundlett
Marion Smith
Mary Sewall
Brunswick
Elizabeth Bowman
Chicago
Georgetown Social News Highlights and Obits
Local residents hosted and visited across Georgetown and Bath including Mr. and Mrs. Farrar and Traftons hosting suppers and guests. Several trips to Boston Melrose Winchester and Kennebec Point. Mrs Clara Spillman death in Derry New Hampshire noted. Rev Hovey and others attended Bowdoinham Baptist missionary conference. youth sermon planned at First Baptist Bath.
Plumbers Begin Work at Togus Under Local Hiring Plan
Representatives of the D C Engineering Company of Washington arrived at the National Home at Togus early this week to start plumbing on the buildings under construction. Following the example of subcontractors for Charles Smith & Sons the firm has engaged several local workers.
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D. C. Engineering Company
Washington, D. C
National Home
Togus
Charles Smith & Sons, General Contractors
Warm clothing sale ad with large discounts
A dense advertisement lists men's and boys outerwear and basics with prices. Items include sheepskin coats four coats at low prices, heavy wool pants, topcoats, zip jackets, horsehide coats, corduroy pants, navy shirts, flannel shirts, breeches, hunting gear, sweaters, union suits, hats, and stocking items with multiple price points and bulk offers.
West Bath Notes on Local Life and Recoveries
The item collects notices from West Bath about Rufus W. Lombard injured by a fall, family visits from daughters in Boston and Bethel, Farm Bureau plans led by Charles Eastman, and upcoming community events. It mentions Ye Old Timers at Topsham Grange, road work by E W Haggett, local travels, hospital stays, births, court attendance, and various community updates among Bath residents.
Inspector Cormier to Transfer Duties in New Bedford
Inspector Damien A. Cormier of the immigration service who has been assisting George E. Gidding will leave Saturday for New Bedford Mass to assume duties there. Mrs. Cormier will join him later in that city.
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Damien A. Cormier
Immigration Service
George E. Gidding
Bangor
New Bedford
Mass
Mrs. Cormier
Colby Students Debate at West Bath Grange Meeting
Colby college Prof Herbert Libby led a lively debate with students on whether emancipation of woman from the home benefits society. The program featured speakers from Gardiner Aub urn Burnham Boston Farmington with rebuttals and planned future events including essays, readings, and a talk on Maine Indians. 125 attendees including 22 visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Herbert C. Libby
Colby College
Grange
Libby
George Hunt
Gardiner
Ralph Nathanson
Auburn
M. T. Storm
Burnham
Arthur Stetson
Boston
David Sherman
Sumner Mills
Farmington
Nathanson
Mr. Stetson
Harry Wallace
le Plummer
Ella J. Douglas
Maine
Annie Henderson
Columbus
Bessie Greenblatt
BE. W. Haggett
Chester McCrater
Eyes Needs in Work as You Age
This notice highlights concerns about eye health for aging workers and urges regular eye examinations to maintain the level of work quality. It emphasizes proactive care and ongoing monitoring of vision as a business or daily task consideration.
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Ory's
Navy Day Open House Plan At Seagate Post Installation
Navy day observance includes an open house at the Seagate A. L. post. At the weekly meeting Ralph G. Stetson was named commander, James A. Clappison first vice commander, Wilbur Crocker second vice commander. A committee to arrange the open house and an invitation to Commander Vroom U. S. N. at Bath Iron Works was prepared. Additional officers elected include Percy R. Low adjutant Walter Hill finance officer Gardiner D. Rogers chaplain Eugene Desmond historian Roscoe E. Perkins service officer Eugene Hart sergeant at arms. Installation will occur next Tuesday with Past Commander Roscoe F. Perkins and a supper at 6:20.
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Seagate Smith Post
A. L
Ralph G. Stetson
James A. Clappison
Wilbur Crocker
Legion Home
Washington
Oak Streets
Vroom
Bath Iron Works Corp
Dewry
Percy R. Low
Walter Hill
Gardiner D. Rogers
Eugene Desmond
Roscoe E. Perkins
Eugene Hart
Roscoe FE. Perkins
Maine Central seeks RFC loan to back mortgage bonds
The Maine Central Railroad requests ICC approval for a $900,000 loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to provide funds to pay mortgage bonds of the Maine Central and the European and North American Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
European and
North American Railway
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R.B. Puller
J. Nelson Berland II
Pumpkin House
Chester Humphrey
Roy R. Marston
Freeman D. Southard
Rangeley
Ernest G. Spinney
Bombay
Jessie Jackson
Neal Creamer
Emerson Stillwell
Mr. Creamer
Prank Creamer
A. G. Davis
Nobleboro
E. K. Bassett
Boothbay Harbor
E. G. Spinney
W. C. Day
P. B. Stinson
Laurence Marston
Edward
Malden
Main Street
Maurice Flynt
Maine Central Station
Leeds Junction
Edgar Hilton
Christmas Cove
Samuel Miles
Woman’s Club of
Donald F. Preble
Center St
Sleeves
Charles A. Day
Effie C. Irvine
Charles S. Sewall
Grace L. Knight
Sarah D
Carolyn S. Varney
Simon D. Crosby
Harvey R. Pease
Virginia
Allen
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
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White Mountains
J. P. Tucker
Varney
Rockland
Camden
Hope
Whitefield
John E. South
M. A. Plumstead
Philadelphia
Middle Street
Ray R. Marston
Emily Groves
Nina Fowles
Edward Holbrook
Charles Maxfield
Marjorie Maxfield
Daisy Knight
Knight
Federal Street
Joseph P. Tucker
Charlotte Whiton
Frank Creamer
Holland
Kendall & Aa
Georgetown
Max Katz
Elm Street “Tie Working Man’s Store
Bath Savings Institution
COLBY
West Bath Grangers
Kennebunkport
Jos. G. Deane
Bedford
Chase
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Center Street
Roland Smith Post
Commander Vroom
Fitch Avenue
Bath and Sagadahee County
Joseph Grace
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