Public Card Party TeA Sponsored by Wiscasset Woman's Club
Large audience expected for a benefit tea and card party at Mrs. Frank A. Hodgdon’s Woolwich home. Proceeds go to Lincoln Home with Mrs. Hodgdon chairing a committee of local women and several prize winners listed among attendees and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Wiscasset
Frank A. Hodgdon
Woolwich
Lincoln Home
Hodgdon
James A. Bimson
E. Murray Senter
Lawrence Haggett
DeForest S. Day
Sidney G. Evans
Bessie Mikels
Silverman
Parker B. Stinson
Fred Soule
Leon G. Flood
Old
Mildred Holbrook
Winchester Mass
William Clisby
Portland
Edward Merry
James Lewis
Bradford C. Redennett, Jr
Washington, D. C
Hodge Street
George H. Hitchcock
Mary Hobson
George Bemis
New York
Federal Street
Fred Moody
Exeter
N. H
M. A. Plumstead
Birch Point
Bee Plumstead
Simon D. Crosby
Stanley H. Walsh
Little Son
Rockland
Harvey R. Pease
Water Street
Arthur Hatch
Arthur, Jr
John Hatch
Marie Antoinette
North Edgecomb
Brooklyn
N. Y
Robert Carlisle
Bangor
Carlisle Cottage
S. Lee Merry, Jr
North Weymouth
Mass
Barbara Merry
Fred Merry
Carlene Shea
Eva Gorham
Margaret Chapman
Evelyn Gorham
Dorothy Colby
Valaria Bean
Josephine Albee
Alna
Graden Fowles
Elliott Munsey
Barbara
George Wilson
Providence
R. I
A. H. Dodge
Wilson
Dodge
Main Street
Charles A. Day
Rebecca Clifford
Pauline West
Bridgeport
Conn
Charles I. Collins
Baltimore
Carroll S. Dunphe
Dan Clisby
Clifford
Miss West
A. W. Irvine
Local notes from Bath and area travelers
Mayor Arthur Sewall and Fred D. Hill attended the Dexter Newport Railroad Co annual meeting in August. Lewis Smalley transfers to Chicago for Swift & Co duties around Sept 9, with family joining in the Fall. Mrs Smalley was Mildred Hope of Bath. Mrs E M MacCutcheon and Harriet with Miss H B Stout return to Brooklyn after two months in Bath. Geraldine Witham recovering from an Orland auto accident. Geraldine, Witham and Clement family updates followed by extended visits from Emery Witham, Wesley Simpson families and Albert Reno in West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Fred D. Hill
Dexter- Newport Railroad Co
Hill
Sewall
The
Road
Lewis Smalley
Chicago
Rockland
Swift & Co
Smalley
Mildred Hope
Bath
E. M. MacCutcheon
Harriet
North Castine
Chester Clement
Liberty Street
Emery Witham
Jean
Wesley Simpson
Phyliss
Mildred
Wesley, Jr
Orland
Albert Reno
West Bath
Clement
New Broadened Report Cards Adopted in Five Maine Towns
In Alna, Dresden, Edgecomb, Pittston, and Wiscasset a six six week report system replaces the old card. It tracks school life, including activities and library use, with separate credits for Initiative Courtesy and Effort. The aim is closer home school cooperation and a fairer assessment aligned to each child’s development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alna
Dresden
Edgecomb
Pittston
Wiscasset
Maine
Local Visitors From City And Brookline Attend Labor Day
Mrs William J OBrien and Mr and Mrs Howard Mildram of Brookline Mass visited Monday. Dr and Mrs Percival F Butler and Dr and Mrs Charles Harvey of Belmont Mass were guests over Labor Day weekend of Mrs Fred F Butler. Mrs Fred E Oliver left for Groton Conn for a week visiting sister Mrs A H Reed and son Fred who visited here over weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemaquid Point
Ruthena Thompson
Union Street
Margaret Rees
George Bemis
Mary Hobson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Thomas Henry
Chelsea
Emma Stinson
High Street
Henry
Nellie Micque
Wiscasset
Frank H. Hutchins
Evelyn
John Hutchins
Nellie Carlin
Frank Angel
Mabel Blinn
Mary Hoebson
Coulahan
Portland
Alton Reed
Bangor
Myra Leavitt
Newburg
Anne Ferguson
Lawrence B. Haggett
North Edgecomb
Alvin Duerr
New York
Evelyn Hutchins
Norman Lundy
Helen
Vera
Biddeford
Lundy
Lawrence Haggett
Modockowando
Enoch Huff
Lynnfield
Mass
Huff Homestead
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Joseph Rines, Jr
Salem
Emily Groves
Nina G. Fowles
Wesley C. Day
John Chase
Anna Cate
A. W. Irvine
Sidney G. Evans
Edward
Walter G. Leavitt
Belfast
Rebecca Clifford
Pauline Vest
Red Cottage
the Eddy
Bridgeport
Clifford Collins
Charles Collins
Clifford
Orange
Conn
Helen Sargent
Leon G. Flood
Hooper Street
Brewer
Helen Keirstead
Boston
Alvin W. Keirstead
Main Street
Eugene W. Chase
Gerald
Gardiner
Alna Road
Hilda Brandt
St. Barnabas Hospital
William J. O'Brien
Howard Mildram
Brookline
Percival F. Butler
Charles Harvey
Belmont
Fred F. Butler
Washington Street
Fred E. Oliver
Groton
Groton, Conn., For A Week's Visit With Her Sister, Mrs. A. H. Reed
Fred
West Bath hosts annual weenie roast and social
The West Bath M. D. church held its annual weenie roast and social last Wednesday with games, singing, and two songs by Miss Betty McNary of head Mass. over 50 attendees enjoyed the campfire feast, coffee and doughnuts after the event. A large local turnout included Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Heywood and several families from nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath M. D
Betty McNary
Head
Mass
Shebe
Ernest Heywood
Loring D. Small
Berry's Mill
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Walter Gilpin
Everett
Sabino
Horace W. Aiken
Clifford Aiken
Aiken
Roslindale
Walter M. Hill
Leslie Mayo
Winterport
Herbert Hodgkins
Bath
Marjorie Bickford
Beachmont
Brigham's Cove
Peabody
Sabine
Camp Cry
Hyde's Island
William Rich
Eleanor Bates
Portland
George Bailey
South Portland
Miss Bates
Samuel Bates
Capt
Charles Hewitt
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Hewitt
J. Henry Cotteau
Charles Treat
Saco
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Helen H. Rogers
Farmington
Conn
Miss Rogers
Clementine K. Burns
Frank E. Donnell
Whitman
Earle C. Donnell
Donnell
Iola Littlefield
Laura Hills
Dana Legg
Endicott
N. Y
Park Street
Woolwich Community Notes Include Church Services and Visits
Woolwich residents share updates on illnesses improving at Dolloff home, guests from Natick and Watertown, farm bureau meeting with tomato lesson, clambake hosts, and local church activities. September services planned at Woolwich Union and First Baptist as baptism returns to Bath church.
Musical Event at Montsweag Church Evening Concert
On Thursday evening at eight in the Montsweag church a musical soirée was held attracting local residents. The event featured residents sharing songs and choral pieces in a small community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag
Sunday services held as usual after Friday postponement
A notice states events were postponed on Friday at Mrs. Walter Leavitt's and that Sunday services will proceed as scheduled at 10 30 a m and eight p m per the usual routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Leavitt
Woolwich Young Folk to Stage His Uncle's Niece Comedy
The Christian Pioneers of Woolwich Union present the three act farce His Uncle's Niece in Sebenon hall on Thursday Sept 12. Eugene Rice leads a nine member cast with Harold Perkins playing multiple comic roles. Proceeds support the Social Center for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebenon Hall
Woolwich Union
Eugene Rice
Harold Perkins
Bertha Presley
Sara Reed
Walter Swank
Winship Reed
Elbridge Rice
Carl Cooper
Gertrude Skillin
Patricia Strout
Virginia Reed
Dorothea Skillin
Woolwich Seeks Bond For Fire Protection Coverage
Woolwich votes to bond for improved fire protection and notes past slow reimbursements from neighboring towns for Bath firemen responses. Aldermen approve juror list for submission to jury commissioners. Central Maine Power Co gains pole permission on Edward Street. Wallace Reed cleared to install gasoline tank at 118 High Street. Laura A Greenleaf granted a victualer license. Alderman Lord presides in Mayor Sewall and Pres. Bragg’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Bath
Central Maine Power Co
Edward Street
Sumner Sewall
Wallace 8
Local Notes of Social Visits and Vacations
Joseph Small returns to Boston after weekend with mother Mrs. Frank A. Small at Popham. Curtis Pearson spends a week from the CCC Camp at Patten with grandmother Mrs. Lizzie French of 468 Washington Street. Frances Hodson of Wilton visits at the home of uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Winslow at 248 Middle Street. Flossie M. Beals, secretary to Dr. Ardenne A. Stott, takes two weeks vacation. Geraldine Stott substitutes during her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Wesley Day
Wesley C. Day
Frances Vicars Pender
Geneseo
N. Y
Charles S. Sowder
Keirstead
George Sargent
Bangor
Leon G. Flood
Hooper Street
E. Murray Senter
Boston
Stanley W. Dodge
Paul Bailey
Ivonna Sproul
Agnes Sullivan
Quebec
Helen Heath
Brookline
Mass
Molly Seamon
Middle Street
Charles E. Knight
Joseph Small
Frank A. Small
Popham
Curtis Pearson
CCC
Patten
Lizzie French
Washington Street
Frances Hodson
Wilton
Hame
J. I. Winslow
Flossie M. Beals
Ardenne A. Stott
Miss Geraldine Stott
Miss Beals
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Nettie Knight
Camden
Charles M. Legrow
Miss Knight
Garrison Hill
O. E.S
Lincoln County Field Day Association
Beach Farm Inn
Jefferson Lake
Louise Blagdon
Josephine Merry
Mrs
Ralph
Corals
F.reble
Marie Wiseman
Long Island
Larrabee’s Grove
Stepping Stones Tavern
Wilbert Snow
Warrenton
Wilbert
Clara Hawthorne
E. A. Dolloff
Stella Dolloff
R. N
Good Will Club
Harry Fitch
Maud Orr
Geraldine Rice
Eugenie Hunnewell
Costello P. Hall
John Lily
Fred Carlton
John Reed
Frank J. Walker
Maxine
Elizabeth
Martin Eaton
Earl Gainsley
Natick
Emma Swansburg
Watertown
William Hansen
Sagadahoc Ferry
Edward Wade
Jeanette
Arlene
Beverly
Hartford
Sagadahoc
First Baptist Church of
Glenys Mank
Martin
Ira Jay Martin, Jr
Ethel V. Augenstein
Mildred Thomas
Pawtucket
R. L
Rhode Island
First Baptist Church
Woolwich Center
H. H. Bishop
Baptist State Convention Board
Herbert Leeman and Son
Chester
East Woolwich
Sadie Armstrong
Dahlia Gardens
Percy Jewett
Whitefield
James Edge
Kennebec
State OF
Lewis O. Barrows
Mavanen
Covaney
Tes
United States
Kennebec River
Penobscot River
Prospect
Verona
Bucksport
Deer Isle-Sedgwick Bridge
Deer Isle
Sedgwick