Freemasons from Three Jurisdictions Attend Maine Meet
The Grand Lodge of New York, the Maine jurisdiction, and Massachusetts lodges gathered with visiting Master Masons from many towns. Membership from Lincoln lodge exceeded 100 as Faith lodge of Charlestown led an exemplification of the work. Local residents and visitors share news of illness, births, travels, school openings, and seasonal events across Wiscasset and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of
New York
Maine
Massachusetts
Faith Lodge
Charlestown
Amity of
Camden
Anna
Damariscotta
Rabboni
Lewiston
United of
Brunswick
Mount Desert
Bar Harbor
Solar
Bath
Bayview
Boothbay
St. George
Warren
Waterville
Seaside
Boothbay Harbor
Hermon
Gardiner
Riverside
Jefferson
Dresden
Dresden Milll
Polar Star
Bristol
Anchor of
South Bristol
Keystone
Solon
Orient
Thomaston
Lincoln Lodge
R. W. Charles E. Woodcock
Masonic
R. W.angus E. Grover
Cook
Leon Grover
William D. Patterson
Byron Adams
Arthur W. Wight
Wight
George O. E. Nelson
Ernest F. Royal
Grover C. Hoyte
Herman M. Suss
George W. Fitz
Warren A. Gould
Carl C. Nielson
William Lawson
Locie D. Goodwin
Faithlodge
Wiscasset
Local Notes From The Lilliputian September 8 1883
Miss Annie Sawyer returns to Portland after weeks at home. Miss Isabel Kennedy visits friends in Boston. A pastor supplied Congregational church duties here for several weeks. Albert Somes, formerly of Wiscasset, served as principal of Berwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilliputian
Annie Sawyer
Portland
Isabel Kennedy
Boston
Mass
Congregational Church
Albert Somes
Wiscasset
Berwick
William F. Stearns 1900s Sail Loft Manager Dies in Boston
Bath native William F. Stearns died in Boston after an illness of more than two years. He learned sailmaking, ran a sail loft at 81 Commercial Street for 26 years, and retired two years ago. He is survived by his widow, five children, nine grandchildren, two brothers, a sister, and was brought to Bath for burial at Maple Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Stearns
Bath
Charles
Irene Stearns
Boston
Bath High School
George T. Silsby
A. M. Cutler
Charles Dennett
Commercial Street
Charles N. Stearns
Charlestown
William Ash
West Somerville
Irwin Stearns
Leroy Stearns
Frank Maxim
Mapleton
Charles H. Stearns
Walter Stearns
Jennie Patt
Attleboro
Maple Grove
Longtime West Bath Carpenter John H Bryant Dies
John H Bryant 70 a lifelong carpenter died at his West Bath home after a long illness. Born in Bath to Thomas W and Eliza McKay Bryant he moved from Topsham ten years ago. He was a member of the Bath local of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America and of Topsham Grange. He is survived by his wife two sons Earl C and William H Bryant both of West Bath and four daughters Margaret Auban Ruth E Mary O and Dorothy M Bryant all at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bryant
West Bath
Mr. Bryant
Bath
Thomas W
Eliza McKay Bryant
Topsham
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Topsham Grange
Earl C
William H. Bryant
Margaret Auban
Ruth E
Mary O
Dorothy M. Bryant
Social notes from Bath and nearby towns
Porter Ashe of San Francisco visits his sister at Small Point while other Bath area residents enjoy summer trips. Harold Safford Marion Feller Doris Fuller Bernice Carr Edith Oliver and Gladys Fuller spend Monday at Old Orchard. The Black family returns from Southport to Quincy Mass. after a month away. Bay View and Kennebunk trips frame a slate of local visits and a baptism at Small Point for Loyall Howard infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Ashe
San Francisco
Harold M. Sewall
Bath
Small Point
Harold Safford
Marion Feller
Doris Fuller
Bernice Carr
Edith Oliver
Gladys Fuller
Old Orchard
Thomas Black
Marion
Donald
Quincy
Mass
Southport
Harry Thompson
Marjorie
Jeanette
Brewer
Bay Point
O. E. Currie
Helen
Kennebunk
William Wood
Upper Washington Street
Adrienne Collins
Lewiston
Wilfred Skaling
Senator
Walter E. Edge
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
West Bath residents and travelers share summer days
A lengthy Bath area social page lists families visiting from Lewiston and Bermuda, vacationing at Boothbay Harbor, Birch Point, Campbell's Pond, and Sabino. It notes arrivals, retirements, and a large Bates family gathering at Sabino Community Hall, with church renovations and local hospitality highlighted.
Summer visitors and local notices fill Woolwich page
A long list of weekend guests and residents visiting family properties surrounds town in Woolwich. Notables include Miss Maxine Walker teaching in Southington, E R Mains and Mrs Leslie Bailey of Dresden visiting the old home, and many families traveling to Belted Maine towns. The 4 H clubs of Montsweag plan a local contest with demonstrations on bread judging, worm destruction, and table setting, plus a short play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Howe
Esmond
R. 1
Maxine Walker
Southington
Conn
E. R. Mains
Leslie Bailey
Dresden
Frank M. Powers
Day's Ferry
William Crocker
Maine
Rangeley Lakes
James Landers
South Gardiner
Ephriam Isenberg
New York
Jennie Prescott
Fred Carlton
Florence Carlton
A. B. Lecompte
George M. Carlton
Pemaquid
John Reed
Capitol Island
Milen Smith
South Portland
Smith
Elmer Hayward
Bangor
Artell Hayward
Paul Uplantis
Boston
Jud Hanson
Morton Baker
Ralph Rice
Sarah
Ernest
Samual Hathorne
Friendship
T. Herbert Fernald
Chester Dana
Flushing
L. I
Blanche
Dora Corliss
Portland
Days Ferry
Carl Longfellow
Shirley
Worcester
Mass
Cora P. Corliss
Harmon Chaney
Bath
Ralph Cleaves
Yarmouth
Harold Wall
Samuel Moore
Pitman
Sadie Leonard
Massachusetts
Ellen Warren
Charles Crocker
Everett
Adelbert Blair
Gordon Parker
Catherine Beebee
James Curtis
Beverly
Eric Robertson
Ellen Trott
Herman Rollins
Somerville
Miss Trott
A. B. Thwing
Samuel Buck
Montsweag
Charles L. Eastman
Hortense Welch
Marion Fuller
Richmond and area residents visit across town and state
Mrs. Richmond and Mrs. Sargent with daughter Helen spent Friday in Richmond. The Siegars family hosted Joe and Joseph Burgess midweek in Winslow, while Mrs. Pashard and her aunt traveled home with Mrs. Harrington. Other locals hosted, visited, or called on relatives in Richmond Augusta Woolwich Waterville Portland and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Sargent
Helen
Leland Siegars
Joe
Joseph Burgess
Winslow
Charles Pushard
Harold Wall
Glenwood
Albert
Sam Moors
Woolwich
Irma Siegars
Vesta Siegars
L. H. Siegars
Walter Heath
Augusta
Lia Marquis
Waterville
James Hammond
Gardiner
Bridge traffic receipts exceed five thousand in three days
Receipts during the Labor Day three day period topped $5 000 with daily averages over $1 500, beating 1928 by $330 85. Traffic was heaviest Sunday with two westbound lines, prompting a cash register in the roadway. Cars crossed totaled 7 391 inclining towards more cash customers than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Holiday Visitors From Across Cities Stay With Families
Thomas J. Lynch of Quincy Mass visits his brother John Lynch on Oak Street for the holiday. Mr and Mrs John O McBean of Washington Street spend the weekend with relatives at Wiscasset. Midshipman Henry C Delong of the U S Naval Academy arrives to spend a month with his parents. Peter Dorian and Arthur Hughes of South Boston visit Mrs Dorian and family at Popham Beach for two weeks. Leslie Goodwin of New York and William Wright of Bridgeport Conn arrive to spend the weekend at Foster's Point residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Ervine Thompson
Bath
Etta Stimpson
Skowhegan
C. C. Blagdon
John
Boston
James Munsey
Gardiner
Jesse
Wiscasset
Alton Chebuck
R. H. Rockwood
Helen Rockwood
East Kingston
N. H
Virginia Heath
Cambridge
Mass
Albert Simes
Washington Street
C. A. Richards
Steven Hichards
Muir
Ilsley
Saco
Emma Ilsley
Mabel A. Rhoades
Ruth Ilsley
Mattie Hardison
Woodbury
Wellesley Hills
Elm Lodge
High Street
Joseph E. Hubbard
Charlotte Hubbard
Somerville
Alice Taylor
Gertrude
Frances Ebbers
Parker Lewis
A. H. Dodge
Florence
Grace Knight
Legrow
Nettie Knight
Camden
Erastus Lewis
Shirley Lewis
Jessie King
Rockland
Dorothy Sewall
Chandler Secretarial School
J. P. Tucker
Josephine Tucker
George Bemis
Carrie Knight
Portland
Joseph A. Tibbett
Betty
New York
Tibbett
George Blagdon
F. H. Hutchins
Cooper's Mills
M. A. Griffin
White Mountains
Charles Day
North Edgecomb
California
Florida
Ella Stimpson
Carrie Hilton
Joseph Plumstead
Eugene
Wilmington
Del
Berry Island
Stanley Wood
Taunton
A. W. Wilband
West Harpswell
Arch Ray
West Romney
Frank Metcalf
Birch Point
James Lewis
Sanford
Federal Street
Ava Dodge
Lincoln Academy
Harvey R. Pease
Virginia
Pease
Simon Crosby
Gleason
Winchester
South Newcastle
E. H. Haraden
Chicago
Clark
Sewall Southard
John Southard
L. R. Gibbs
Webster
Middletown
A. J. Averell
L. H. Coffin
Samuel Lunt
Lester Jackson
Teel
Bar Harbor
Bangor
Marion Haley
Eben Haley
Frank Johnson
Robert Parks
S. W. Neal
Whitten
Burgin
S Grove
Lewiston
Tuiddker
Besh
Annie Trufant
Halifax
Mr. Tucker
Bermuda
Murray Brewer
Boothbay Harbor
Gordon Preble
Lowell School
James Reese Cameron
James Cameron
Columbus
Ohio
Cameron
Mildred Preble
Oak Street
Amy Coombs
Campbell's Pond
Robert Metcalf
Attleboro
Julia Coombs
Robert Coombs
Eula
Caroll
Robert Jr
Natick
Ralph Hart
Shirley Frances
Milan Street
West Bath
Arthur Brown
Elm Street Bath
Robert van Amerige
Samuel Blackwood
Lombard Homestead
Ralph Dunton
Oscar Williams
Ina Williams
George Hunt
Harry Hall
Timothy White
Salem
Williams
J. Everett Mayo
Gertrude Goldstein
Martha Hall
Esther
H. P. Jett
Martha Jane
Freeport
Marguerite Williams
Campbell’s Pond
Winthrop
Stackpole
Campbell's
Ireland
Auburn
William Stackpole
Ruth
Jennie Stackpole
Nashua
Carolyn Stackpole
Philip Stackpole
Herman Stackpole
B. H. Stackpole
Ernest E. Williams
Howard
Edwin
Mary
Kenneth Foster
Topsham
Chester Freeman
Anard
Eleanor Bates
Itland
Charles Bates
Beachmont
Harold Bates
Jean
Clinton
New Jersey
Loring Small
Wilbert
Ralph McNary
Marblehead
Henry Henderson
Marjorie Jane
Lawrence
Leon Bates
New York City
Shirley
Stanley Bickford
Bates Farm
Donald
Oscar Landean
Samuel F. Bates
Sabino
John Farrell
Muiry
Waterville
John Pooler
Marjorie
Bates
Leon
Bates Cottage
Thomas J. Lynch
Quincy
John Lynch
John O. McBean
Henry C. Delong
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
H. W. Delong
Peter Dorian
Arthur Hughes
South Boston
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Charles Bean
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Edgar S. Perkins
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Walter Sargent
Brighton
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