Wiscasset Grand and Traverse Jurors Named for Fall Term
The Wiscasset Clerk of Courts lists jurors drawn for the fall term of Superior Court. Grand jurors include Bean Castle Cutts Delano Dodge Felt Fossett Greenlaw Gray Hunt Lucier Loud Mank McFarland Oliver Rines Roberts Swett. traverse jurors include Bailey Bailey Banks Jefferson Bickford Brewer Brown Chapman Davis Dodge Flagg Laughton Pinkham Morey Robertson Reed Smith Smith Wallace. Nearby residents and visitors are noted, with multiple social calls across Boothbay Harbor Waldoboro Bristol and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Richards
Wiscasset
Frank A. Bean
F. L. Castle
Jefferson
Lawrence Cutts
Boothbay Harbor
Arthur E. Delano
Clayton Dodge
Boothbay
Newman Felt
Whitefield
Richard Fossett
Bristol
Charles E. Greenlaw
Waldoboro
Scott Gray
Southport
Clarence M. Hunt
Newcastle
Morton Lucier
Herbert Loud
Leverett Mank
Vernon McFarland
South Bristol
George Oliver
Nobleboro
John A. Rines
Dennis Roberts
Chester Swett
Traverse
Herman D. Bailey
Harold M. Bailey
W. H. Banks
Harold Bickford
Dresden
Osburn Brewer
William Brown
Wilbur Chapman
Harry N. Davis
Wilder T. Dodge
Thurlow F. Flagg
Edward Laughton
Albion Pinkham
Edgecomb
Beatrice Morey
Mildred Robertson
George M. Reed
Frances N. Smith
Roger Smith
Colby Wallace
Local notes and visits paint a busy weekend scene
Residents hosted and traveled as Elm Lodge and Middle street saw guests from Newcastle Gorham and Philadelphia. Wiscasset schools reopen September 12 while others travel to Boston Skowhegan Dresden Mills Rangeley and Fairfield.
M Ma han Busy Season at Cot tagers Island Camp
The Cot tagers Association reports a busy season with Frances Ann Allen and other counselors guiding both boys and girls. Six youths fished tuna off Seguin Island aboard Paul Fitzpatrick's boat. Trail work by David Painter and others improved the island paths. The Playhouse hosted dances and bingo with a popular victrola and a donated ping pong table. Tennis courts, run by David Painter, attracted many entrants to August tournaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fitzpatrick
Seguin Island
Bob Olstad
Sam
Bill Cutler
Ameal Donaldson
Bill MacKaye
Jack Hallett
The
Cottagers Association
David Painter
Fred and
Joseph de Pyster
George K. Rogers
Winnegance visitors tale ends in Attleboro return
Miss Ellen Dunning and her niece Miss Frances Rogers of Attleboro Mass returned home Sunday after visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Rogers in Winnegance. They were accompanied by Mrs Roger and daughter Iva who will accompany Mrs Dunning and Miss Rogers for several weeks. Mr Rogers will visit on weekends during their stay. The funeral of Mrs Addie Crosby wife of Charles E Crosby was Wednesday at their home. The Rev Charles Sims of First Baptist Church officiated. Bearers were Adelber Blair Charles Starry Walter Thayer Clarence Holmes Niles Robinson and Kenneth Wainman. Burial was in Oak Grove. Three Winneganes men laid off for summer built a bungalow on Donald street with spare time. The five room house is weather stripped with modern finishes. The Maine Central workers are Edwin Pooler Justin Buzzell George McCausland and Cecil Nites. Mrs Frank Reinoeh of Portland visited Mr and Mrs Howard Rogers of Milan street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Abbott
North Reading
Mass
Frank H. Haggett
Federal Street
G. Fred Hiley
Ruth Ilsley
Saco
Mabel Rhoades
Wellesley Hills
Maurice F. Gray
Chestnut Hill
Frank H. Gray
Gray
Waterstreet
Ruth Simonton
Bath Memorial Hospital
A. W. Simonton
Churchill Street
Earle Wing
Kingfield
Republican State Committee
Reed Ellis
Rangeley
Harvey R. Pease
Stanley Dodge
Horace Day
Jackie
Portland
Leota Merry
Donald Leavitt
Ethel Dickinson
Ethel
Boston
Roger Washburn
Barbara Washburn
Newton Highlands
C. M. Groves
Elm Lodge
High Street
Sidney G. Evans
Joanna Evans
Ruth Jones
Helena Clifford
Babara Hefferin
Monhegan
William Rice
Baby
Lincoln Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Maurice Foye
Huntoon Hill Grange
Lincoln Pomona
South Jefferson
Octavia Nute
Gertrude Munsey
Blanche Fowle
Anna White
Vinnie Quinnam
Albert Soule
Blair's
Soule
Paylor
George Coffin
Chester Swett
Boothbay Harbor
Ida I. Shea
Leslie Ferris
Bath
Francis Murphy
Janet
el Butler
Beverly Ann
Bridgeport
Barbara Hefferin
North Anson
Register of Deed
Bureau of Taxation
Herbert Fraser
Damanscotty
Barbara Mildred
Clyde H Leavitt
Wis- Caspel
Walter C Ricak
Leavitt
Academy
Bradford Blagdon
Wilson Blagdon
Blisdon
Santa Cruz
Calif
Wiscasset
Giantl
Jessie White
Chirense Blagdon
Arthur Whalen
Ann Arbor
Mich
New York
Elnora Wilson
Newcastle
Chester Pendleton
Middle Street
Trueworthy
Gorham
Stanley Soames
Elmer Campbell
Frank Stone
Camden
Stone
Samuel Doggett
Ethel Y. Barbour
Jesse White
Clifton Lewis
Gene
Alice Hayes
Philadelphia
Julia Lewis
Edith Grigley
Rocky Hill
Jefferson
Eastern River Grange
Dresden Mills
Janie Gould
Evie Durgin
Waterville
B. F. Blagdon
Juanita
Helen Groves
May Groves
Wellesley
Damariscotta River
Harry Quinnam
Josie Wardwell
Westport
Lara Coffin
Fairfield
Albion
Ellen Dunning
Frances Rogers
Attleboro Mass
Hom
Charles Rogers
Winneganes
Roger
Iva
Dunning
Rowers
Mr. Rogers
Addie S Crosby
Charles Eo Crosby
cWo
Charles R Sims
First Bapte Chivarchy
Adelber' Blair Charles Starry
Waltert Thayer
Clarence Holmes
Niles Robinson
Kenneth Waimnan
Oak Grove
Maine Central
Donald Street
Edwin Pooler
Drummond Avenue
Justin Buzzell
Spruce Street
George McCausland
May Street
Cecil Nites
Annie H. Trufant
E. B. Noyes
Sabine
Ralph Daley
Waveley
Aitken Cottage
Florence Darling
H. W. Horan
Lynn
A. T
Dorothy Stone
Newport News
Malcoam L. Doble
Miriam Doble
Walter Gilpin
Alfred J. Rowe
W. P. Stevens
Leonard Oliver
O. A. Knight
Bertha Waugh
Knight Cottage
Charles E. Hewitt
Charles
George Cameron
Ted Nelson
Capitol Island
Robert Small
Teresa
Albert Larrabee
Joanna
Orrington Lewis
Donald
R. S. Harvey
George
Gerald
Melrose
Richard Mangan
Louise
Malden
Hooker Cottage
Sabino Hall
Edwin W. Haggett
Harold Haggett
Lucy Ann
Charles Haggett
Billy
Bobby
Abby Ginsberg
Brook Iyn
N. Y
Larrabee
Rock Hill Inn
Benjamin Stackpole
Campbell Pond
William A. Brown
Ernest E. Williams
Eleanor
Robert Thompson
Percy Holbrook
Thomas Pierce
Providence
R. I
Pierce
George Stephens
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Williams’ Cottage
Birch Point
Wendell Williams
Needham Heights
Williams
Muriel
West
Joyce
F. W. Larrabee
John Whart
Shirley
E. W. Hagcett
Fred Bubier
Carleton Andrews
Richard
L. D. Rogers
Woolwich
Morton S. Baker
East Brunswick
Scott Ward
Harry Peterson
North Bath
David Henderson
Owen E. Rogers
Herbert Simpson
Herbert Paul
Fred Kittridge
Clifford Wilband
Charles Henderson
Lula Herbert
Melvin Comeau
Charles B. Doyle
Herbert Worrey
Henry Adams
Marion Willams
South Portland
Ruth Kirby
Staten Island
Agnes Woodworth
Margaret Cushing
Margaret
Dorchester
John E. Fisher
Cranford
N. J
Charles F. Treat
New York City
William Hetricht
Mary
Jane
Yonkers
Barbara Woodworth
Lincoln Williams
Effie Campbell
Hennine Cristanson
Traflon Swain
York
Mia
Joseph W. Larrabee
Lincoln Wilams
William Yule
Lucy Dunbar
T. B Newey
Goffstown
N. H
E.G. Nichols
Neiley
Florence
Charles Doten
Ricker Nature Club
Brunswick
Florence Neiley
Roberta B. Hathorne
Stanley Whitehouse
Veronica Saunders
Groton
Marilyn Temple
North Woolwich
Merle Jameson
Baptist Church
J. Edward Rouse
Ray Rice
Edward Thorne
Ralph Rice
Farnham
Mary Wright
Rice
Virginia Reed
Gladys Wright
Pearl
Marion Doughty
Reta Hathorn
Sylvia Hathorn
Hartley Hathorn
Isaphene Dolloff
Richard Dolloff
Ralphie Wright
Hartly Hathorn
Alec Robertson
Tuessie Hall
Topsham
Ann Prekep
Hartford
Raymond Dexter
Maine
G. W. Dexter
Vera Dexter
Good Will Club
Alec St. Pierre
Howard Whittum
Flushing
L. I
George Farnham
Sagadahoc Ferry
Emma Day
Lawrence Putnam
Day's Ferry
Harry Bartlett
Berlin
Charles Dubar
Henry Dubar
Nequasset
Lorenzo Ferry
Milton
Charles H. Hunnewell
Ralph MacGuire
William McCullough
Franklin
Lula Marr
Florence Sidelinger
Adeline McPhee
Roscoe Higgins
Bernette L. Bailey
New Portland
West Bath social notes fete guests and gatherings
Miss Annie H. Trufant spent part of last week with Mrs. E. B. Noyes at Sabine Summer home. Numerous Bath visitors and residents shared cottages, picnics, weddings, and a large Cabot Mill clambake at Rock Hill Inn with many families attending and planning more gatherings next month.
Times Employes Bake Draws Big East Brunswick Clambake
Employees of The Times Co with families and friends, 43 in total, held their fourth annual clambake at Trueworthy's Plantation on Merrymeeting Bay. Edward J. Les prepared a 6:30 p.m. spread of lobsters, clams, corn and more. Ralph Pratt set a new record by finishing 24 ears of corn and 15 frankfurts. After the feast, Austin Hopkins and Raymond Donnell led a two hour guitar concert for attendees including Miriam Kimball, Frank Harvie, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times Co
Trueworthy
Merrymeeting Bay
East Brunswick
Edward J. Les
Ralph Pratt
Austin Hopkins
Raymond Donnell
Brunswick
Miriam Kimball
Frank Harvie
William Owen
Percival O. Johnson
Ernest Avery
Ernest
State Garden Clubs Appointments Made in Maine
Mrs Werner H Hoffman of Rangeley named director of Androscoggin district to fill vacancy from Mrs Frank Hodgdon's death. Mrs William H Looney of Portland appointed recording secretary to complete unexpired term of Mrs Perry Bush Byrne. Other appointments announced by Federation president Harrie B Coe include Mrs Edward F Merrill of Skowhegan as horticulture chairman, Mrs C S Beveridge of Augusta admissions chair, and Mrs Fred S Woods of Portland roadside development chair. Woods recently named secretary of roadside development committee of the National Council of State Garden Clubs Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner H. Hoffman
Rangeley
Androscoggin
Garden Club Federation of
Maine
Frank Hodgdon
William H. Looney
Portland
Perry Bush Byrne
Harrie B. Coe
Federation
Edward F. Merrill
Skowhegan
C. S. Beveridge
Augusta
Fred S. Woods
Woods
National Council of State Garden Clubs, Inc
Bath Water Front Thrill Described By Youth Visitor
Jack Hallett traveled from Newton Massachusetts via Bath on his return from a month at Lichen Lodge MacKaye Camp at MacMahan with Bill MacKaye and Bob Ofsted of Yonkers New York He viewed Bath waterfront from the Virginia deck and recalled his great grandfather Captain Frances Hallett of Barnstable who sailed clipper ships bearing Bath’s name This family ties connect to Percy MacKaye the poet and Steele MacKaye the dramatist author of Hazel Kirk The youths enjoyed Lichen Lodge and its hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hallett
Bath
Newton
Mass
Lichen Lodge
MacKaye
MacMahan
Bill MacKaye
Bob Ofsted
Yonkers
N.Y
Sasanoa
Virginia
Jack
Capt
Frances Hallett
Barnstable
Cape Cod
Seven Seas
Percy MacKaye
Steele MacKaye
Hazel Kirk
Study Club Annual Outing At Powers Inn East Brunswick
Daughters of Isabella study club held its annual supper and outing Tuesday evening at Powers Inn East Brunswick. After supper members enjoyed games and a social evening. A baby alligator startled Richard Gustafson in Bangor store hidden under a bunch of bananas. The live alligator is exhibited in the store to attract customers. Dr George H Coombs head of the State Board of Health said infantile paralysis had one new Maine case in August and praised the prevent program noting no epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers’ Inn
East Brunswick
Daughters of Isabella Study Club
John W Costain
Daniel J. Perry
Frank T. Fortier
Lucien Bisson
Catherine F. Kelley
William F. Edgett
Carl G. Kronstrand
Alexander Burgess
James E. McLaughlin
Alexander Burgess, Jr
John W
Richard Gustafson
Bangor
George H. Coombs
State Board of Health
Maine
Coombs
Woolwich Community Activities Span Summer Gatherings
Woolwich notices recount Roberta Hathorne picnic and 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Hathorn. Guests from Groton and Augusta visit, Bible school exercises, town meetings, and numerous farewells mark a busy period with picnics, rides, and community events across Woolwich Center and Sagadahoc areas.
Local News Briefs From Woolwich and Boothbay
Mr and Mrs Edwin L Moulton spent the weekend at Packard's Spoting Camp Lake Sebec. Rev Plinette Allen and Miss L K MacInnes of Boothbay called on friends in town Saturday. Woolwich Union will conduct services Sunday Day's Ferry 945 Nequasset 1115 and North Woolwich 8 pm Lord's Supper at North Woolwich Methodist Church. Union will hold no other services until Sunday Sept 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Moulton
Packard
Lake Sebec
Plinette Allen
L. K. MacInnes
Boothbay
Woolwich Union
Day's Ferry
Nequasset
North Woolwich
North Woolwich Methodist Church
Union
Topsham GOP Rally Draws About 400
Topsham grange hall hosted a Republican rally attended by roughly 400 residents from Sagadahoc County. Speakers included Gov. Lewis Barrows U S Senators Frederick Hale and Wallace White Jr and Congressman James C Oliver. The event highlighted opposition to New Deal policies and urged support for Barrows and Republicans in the September 12 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Topsham Grange Hall
Sagadahoc County
Lewis O. Barrows
U. S
Frederick Hale
Wallace H. White, Jr
James C. Oliver
Hale
White
Brann
Barrows
Oliver
Maine
Olange
Inez Wing
Kingfield
Republican State Committee
Front Street
Maine Central R. R. Co
Eastman
Senator White
Congressman Oliver
Sumner Sewall
Jane S. Murphy
Sagadahoc
Granville M. Colby
William W. Hosmer
John W. Conway
George J. Goodwin
Fred R. E. Dean
Harry A. Walters
William H. Armstrong
E. Emma
Leonard
E. Mason Wright
West Bath Church Hosts Frankfurter Roast Social
Rainy Tuesday evening drew about 40 attendees to the West Bath M E church social and frankfurter roast. Community singing led by Charles H Bates, games, stunts, a button sewing contest and quizzing by Rev. Ernest Heywood filled the night. Weenies roasted over an open fire or grill while coffee and doughnuts were served by Mrs. E K Thompson and Mrs. L D Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath M. E
Charles H. Bates
Ernest Heywood
E. K. Thompson
L. D. Small
Mrs Sophia Brooks Celebrates 97th Birthday in Skowhegan
Mrs Sophia Brooks of Skowhegan widow of James Brooks observed her 97th birthday at home on the Middle road to Waterville. She resides with her son Roger Brooks and received callers and many cards. Her daughter-in-law Mrs George Brooks gave her a birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Brooks
Skowhegan
James Brooks
Middle Road
Waterville
Roger Brooks
George Brooks
Foreign War Vets Propose a Sons of VFW Cadet Group
The Dyer Flaherty Post VFW plans a canvass to assess eligible veterans sons step sons or adopted sons for membership in the Sons of the VFW. Authorized by the 35th National Encampment in 1934 the corps requires no age limit for members and allows voting at age eight with offices at ten. Comrade Floyd H Preble is to be contacted for details on forming a local corps in Woolwich Maine. The notice urges sons of veterans to enroll and supports patriotism and county service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Independent
Dyer-Flaherty Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dummer Street
Sons of the
V.F.W
35Th National
Louisville
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Woolwich
Sons of the V.F.W
Dyer-Flaherty Corps
Sons of Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States
Supper and Social at Sabino Hall Draws 100
The annual supper and social at Community Hall Sabino raised funds for the hall. Over 100 were served with Mrs Harold Bates of Trenton as chair aided by several local helpers from Beachmont Everett Swampscott and Arlington. A frankfurt roast is planned for next Saturday evening at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Hall
Sabino
Harold Bates
Trenton
N. J
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
H. A. Owen
Henry Henderson
Beachmont
Mass
Walter Gilpin
Everett
Ralph McNary
Swampscott
Jean Bates
Good Will Supper at Sebenoa Hall Woolwich club
Over 100 people were served at the Woolwich Good Will club supper at Sebenon hall Thursday night. Funds from this successful affair will be used for a new Community building. Mrs. Edward V. Reed oversaw the kitchen with help from several members, while Florence FE Carlton led the dining room. The fancy work table was run by Mrs. Charles Hunnewell and Mrs. Fred L. Rice, club president, who also sold tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Good Will Club
Sebenon Hall
Edward V. Reed
Alex T. St. Pierre
Arthur Orr
Lindsay D. Cooper
Harry E. Fitch
John Conway
Charles Haley
Nelson R. Rice
George B. Farnham
Florence FE. Carlton
Charles H. Hunnewell
Fred L. Rice
Hat gust causes ear injury at Lewiston post office
Miss Frances Sanborn, a clerk at Brown Wales Co in Lewiston, was injured Wednesday near the Lewiston post office when a gust blew her hat. She grabbed the hat, a loose hairpin punctured her right eardrum, causing a serious ear injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Sanborn
Brown-Wales Co
Lewiston
Ash Street
Miss Sanborn
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Mabel
Gladys Huff
Anna Huff
Arthur Eade
M’mahan
Ter
Frances Ann Allen
MacKillop
Bob Warner
Bill Phipps
Mrs. Crosby
Frank Reinoeh
Howard Rogers
Milan Street
West Bath
Mary Hurley
William
Mary Sharkey
Redlon Cottage
Brigham's Cove
Addie Vickery
Washington Street
Fine View
South Orrington
Vickory
Trueworthy’s
Hodgdon
New England
Daisy Bailey
Rae Prescott
Merrymeeting
Ram
Uptown Theatre
Topsham G.O.P
Frankfurt
Sons of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sebenoa Hall