Weeks Widow Emma Weeks Dies at 89 in Wiscasset
Emma Weeks 89 widow of Charles Weeks died at her Churchill Street home. She had been ill years and was cared for by two daughters, Emmelyn and Miss Weeks, with a third daughter Mrs. Frank Condon of Beverly Hills California. Funeral was private with Rev Henry W Webb, interment at Damariscotta. Many local residents and families are listed in social notices as neighbors and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma F. Weeks
Charles Weeks
Churchill Street
Earh
Misses
Emmelyn F. Weeks
Albert Somes
Boston
Mass
John Palmer
Lois Palmer
Waldoboro
Addie Merry
Federal Street
J. C. C. Whitmore
Birch Point
Raymond Patterson
Beverley
Patterson
North Edgecomb
George Lincoln
Kenneth
Winfield Dillingham
Newtonville
Walter Serle
Sidney G. Evans
Edward
Congregational Church
Lowder
Charles
Sowder
Monhegan
Frank
Lambert
Pleasant Street
Murray McKnown
Saugus
George 8
Lincoln, Jr
Rebecca Clifford
Pauline West
Bridgeport
Damariscotta Road
James Wardlow
Jimmie
Brooklyn
N. Y
Herbert W
Hilton
Sidney G
Bowdoin
Montreal
McGill University
Robert Applin
Hebron
A. H. Applin
Evans
Montsweag
Lataerer
Dow
Emma J. Stinson
High Street
Gilbert Fowles
Hudson Fowles
Bath
Frank Adams
Sabattus
Geraldine Munsey
George Wilson
Providence
R. I
A. H. Dodge
Main Street
Molly Seamon
Cambridge
Helen Heath
George W. Timmerman
Miami
Fla
Hodgdon
Elden P. Munsey
White Elephant Club
Seway
Lawrence Collins
Canton
Ohio
Collins
Charles H. Collins
West Bath Grange
Grange Hall
George M. Ames
Monteweag Grange
Josiah M. Cobb
Brunswick
Topsham Grange
LaVerne Richardson
Hollis E. Small
Topsham
Dorothy
M. Waterman
Foster’s Point
Tallwood Inn
Lake Maranacook
Charles Aurray
Phyllis Sandelin
Milton
John E. O’brien
Mary O. Bryant
Washington Street
John H. Bryant
Witch Spring Road
Presque Isle
Soil Conservation Office
Bryant
Morse High School
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Howard A. Spinney
West Bath
Popham
James A. Spinney
Fort Willims
Thelma M. Kimel
Portland
Mr. Spinney
Haydens. Rogers
Bingham
Central Maine Power Co
Llewellyn D. Rogers
South Portland
Charles M. Harford
Blair
C. Wilson
David L. Wilson
Melrose High School
Rockland Street
Melrose Highlands
Wilson
League of Central Church
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Frank W. Daniels
Malden
Arthur Everbeck
Winthrop
Edwin Woods
Somerville
Robert “D. Metcalf
Campbell’s Pond
Everbeck
Watrass Netley
Trafant’s Crossing
Ernest E. William
Axel Hanson
Virginia
Worcester
Everett
Ahlin
Florence Swain Chadwick
John McMorrow
Dorchester
Charles. E. Miller
Nellie Kingston
George
Long Island
L. H. Neill
Jackson Heights
L. I
Tarrabee
West Bath Grange Holds Lively Meeting with Gala Dance Planned
West Bath Grange held a spirited Monday meeting in its hall directed by Mrs A Bernard Henderson with 87 in attendance including 10 visitors. A Sept 25 gala dance for the musicians fund was announced with committee members listed and decorations planned. The meeting featured Miss Fanny Roderick of Newton Mass piano solos and readings by Mrs Minnie Smith, plus pantomime and song numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
A. Bernard Henderson
John M. Howe
Wilhelmina M. Gackensbach
Grange Hall
Musicians’ Fund of
The
Grange
Gackenbach
Edward Jenks
Bernice M. Carr
David Field
Helen E. Hartwell
Edgar D. Leavitt
New England Grange
Durham
N. H. Herbert Cavanaugh
Fred K. Sturtevant
Master Howe
David S. Henderson
E. Mason Wright
Pomona
Charles T. Henderson
Flora
Arthur S. Crockett
D. Wallace MacDonald
Maine Automobile Association
Fanny Roderick
Newton
Mass
Grangers
Chopin
Paderewski
Minnie Smith
Barbara Frietchie
West Bath Grange Meeting Draws Local Notables
West Bath grange members and guests from Monteweag Brunswick Topsham and Bath attended a Monday evening meeting in the grange hall. The report lists attendees and community ties including visits, relocations, travel plans, births, marriages, and agricultural oversight in a detailed social roster of residents and locals.
Local residents return from summer cottages
Sabino Rexford Clark and Mrs. Clark visit Everett Massachusetts with Mrs. Clark’s mother Mrs. Edward Noyes at her Summer cottage. Everett G. Lemont and Fred B. Kittridge families return to Bath on High street after three weeks at the Lemont cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan Smiley continue their travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexford Clark
Everett
Mass
Woolwich Social News and Local Checks in Woolwich
Woolwich residents report visits by Mrs. David F. Atherton of Buffalo and Mrs. Axford Ramsay of Baltimore, with fall plans and visits to Rangley Lakes and Sagadahoc Ferry. The Good Will club hosted a supper for Woolwich Union for Social Service, with officers named, and church services scheduled across Montsweag and Woolwich Center. A birth, illnesses, and travel notes follow, plus meetings of the Montsweag Farm Bureau and Ladies aids. Regular church schedules, a food sale, and a town vote on No. 6 school are noted, along with closing camps and hay surplus concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Atherton
Buffalo
N. Y
Robert T. Hardy
John C. Gilmore
Atherton
Winship Lilly
Rangley Lakes
Herbert Lilly
Axford Ramsay
Baltimore
Samuel Buck
Day's Ferry
Vance Mathews
Sagadahoc Ferry
Belgrade
Good Will Club
Woolwich
Sebenon Hall
Woolwich Union For Social Service
Harry Fitch
Frank Farnham
John Lilly
Maud Orr
Edward Reed
Fitch
Florence Carlton
Avis Marston
Ruth Presley
Bertha Presley
Patricia Strout
Floyd Good
Grace Ferry
Little White
Montsweag
Woolwich Center
Mont Sweag
Ladies’ Aid
McFadden
Bath
Montsweag Men’s Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Charles L. Eastman
Garrett J. Galvin
High Street
Garrett
William D. Blair
North Woolwich
Galvin
Charles W. Messenger
Richmond
Eliza Hathorne
Augusta
Christine Hathorne
Katy Bell
Edna
Lynn
William Gould
Earl Ryan
Michigan
Lawrence Ryan
John Reed
Charles Fullerton
Plinette Allen
Boothbay
Merry
George M. Carlton
Richard
George
Jack
Drexel Hill
Nequasset
Mrs Langdon Snipe Hosts Luncheon for Massena Guest
Mrs Langdon T Snipe entertained at a luncheon Tuesday at Hotel Sedgwick for Mrs Edwin D Hardin of Massena New York formerly of Bath who is visiting Sebasco for several weeks Two tables of contract were played with Mrs Hardin winning the highest score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon T. Snipe
Sedgwick
Edwin D. Hardin
Massena
N. Y
Bath
Sebasco
Hardin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiscasset
George Abbott
Leland Bryant
Middle Street
Charles Morgan
Medford
Cyprian H. Bryant
Deaconess Hospital
Leeland Potter
Maine General Hospital
Joseph Plumstead
Wilmington
Del
M. A. Plumstead
Clarence Gough
First National
Maine
America
Landon
Republican Publicity Committee OF
Sabino
Woolwich and Arrowsic Women’s Republican Club
Hotel Sedgewick
Philip Paine
Cecil E. Paine
Mrs. Paine
Donald F. Reble
Optometrist Centre
Trafton
Sanford, Maine