Medford Lays Keel at Kelley Spear Yard in Bath
A four masted schooner Medford, built by Kelley Spear & Co. for J. S. Emery & Co. of Boston, slid from the ways in Bath on Aug 28 1900 under Capt. F. A. Leland. The vessel measures 190 feet keel, 40 foot beam, 23 foot depth with Oregon pine masts, and features a hackmatack bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley, Spear & Co
Medford
Kennebec
Calumet
Kelley, Spear Co
J. 8, Emery & Co
Boston
F. A. Leland
Barkentine Hancock
Tea at The Dunes Honors Wallingford Guests
Mrs William D Sewall hosted a Thursday afternoon tea from four to six at The Dunes for Rev and Mrs George St John of Wallingford Connecticut. St John is headmaster of Choate School. Mr and Mrs Edward Curtis held a barbecue lunch Thursday noon before the harbor races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Sewall
the Dunes
George St. John
Wallingford
Phippsburg Center News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Tour notes from Phippsburg area guests include Mr. and Mrs. Leon W. Thurber and daughter Virginia visiting Mrs. L. N. Thistle in Lebanon New Hampshire. Cedric Moore returns to Portland after visiting Rico Zorrilla. Mary L. Putney of Lebanon leaves for Presque Isle to visit daughter Mrs. John W. Currie Jr. with grandson Rico Zorrilla. Lorenzo J. Collins and daughter Rita return to 58 North Street after a 10 day stay at Stella Maris Convent School Biddeford Pool. Rita resumes third year at the school this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon W. Thurber
Virginia
Lebanon
N. H
L. N. Thistle
Cedric Moore
Portland
Rico Zorrilla
Mary L. Putney
Thistle
Presque Isle
John W. Currie, Jr
Lorenzo J. Collins
Miss Rita
North Street
Stella Maris Convent
Biddeford Pool
Madelaine
Collins
Rita
Phippsburg School Year Opens With Community Notices
Phippsburg schools begin September 9 for a 15 week term with Thanksgiving and Christmas recesses and a few holidays observed. The Winter and Spring terms are pending board decisions. Several local schools and teachers are listed along with notes on a historic town house and church activities from 1940, including a Religious Education committee meeting and community items from residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Topsham Fair
Board of Education
Small Point
Elizabeth B. Brooks
Ashdale
Claude H. Brooks
Popham
Lillian Spencer
West Point
Nellie G. Davis
the Center
Susie E., Barbour
Winnegance
Ruth C. Trueworthy
Sebasco
Gertrude Hardy
Celeste Wallace
Parker Head
Gertrude E. Wyman
Popham Beach Notes on Hurricane Visitors and Local Life
Nearby harbor fans watched the storm as Coast Guard crews stood by and fishermen and residents observed the surf. The week featured social visits, long-distance travels, bridge gatherings, and a local art show by Karl Hentz, with many staying at cottages in Popham and nearby towns.
Death of Chester M Emery at 71 in Kittty Point
Chester M Emery aged 71 died August 28 at his Kit tery Point home. His widow Elizabeth Williams Emery survives. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Friday at the Kit tery Point Congregational church. Surviving family includes two daughters Mrs Fred Draper and Mrs Charles Woodworth a son Milton W Emery two sisters Mrs Fred Dorr and Mrs Hugh Boyer and four brothers Joseph E N Ellery Willard H and Millard G Emery. Miss Shirley Moore daughter of Mrs Wellington A Moore of Weeks street concluded her duties as secretary in a Portland insurance office and will marry Bart O Donnell in September after a three week visit with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynette Caverly
Horace Holton
Miss Robie
Camp Manitou
Frank Scott
Popham Beach
Earl Lowell
Parker Head
William Gilman
Small Point
Nathan E. Cushman
Sebiaco
Berkeley
Calif
J. O. Wyman
Pauline Wyman
Wyman
Margaret Walker
Cadillac Mountain
Arcadia National Park
C. F. Tarbox
East Braintree
Mass
Lillian Stanley
Dorchester
Willard Blair
General Council of Congregational Churches
Pueblos
New Mexico
Utah
Yellowstone National Park
Great Salt Lake
Allie” Rollins
Clarence Blair
Eleanor Tarbox
South Braintree
Blair
Myrtle Seavey
Newagen Inn Durin
Squirrel Point Light
Frances Robie
Newton Center
George W. Larrabee
Dromore
Robie
Andover Newton Theological School
University of New Hampshire
Addison
Panton
Congregational Young People’s Camp
Eleanor Brown
Bath Memorial Hospital
Albert Campbell
Kittery
Seavey
George Cutting
Foxboro
Raymond Campbell
Richard Young
George Ingalls
Loring Darling
Ingalls
Orville Rogers
William
George Rogers
Ardele
Jean Hunt
York Beach
A. F. Williams
William D. Rich
Woolwich
Center
Rich
Marilla Williams
Brooklyn Public Library
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jay Daley
Juanita Seavey
Chapman House
Quanquit
Squirrel Point
A. C. Nickerson
Elms
Malden
Nickersons
Parker
William B. Perry
Doris
Coast Guard
Popham
John Wollett
Wakefield Rifle Range
Robert Chamberland
John Janvrin
Louis Gayton
Popham Beach Association
Vernon Mattson
Alford Graham
Robert Cody
Stanley Hyde
Moses Chandler
Karl Hentz
Long Island
Rolalot
Mr. Hentz
Labor Day
Richard Sprague
Erlon Beal
Robert Barlow
John Perkins
Waterhouse
John Beebe
Frank L. Staples
Lissa Dearborn
State Military and Naval Children’s Home
Fort Popham
Coast Guard Station
Nancy Rounds
Auburn
Barbara Rounds
New York City
Tobe-Coburn School
Charles J. Donnell
Jane
Barbara
Mary Ellanor Donnell
Bath
Kalamazoo
Mich
Barbara Donnell
Katherine Gibbs
Boston
Mary Ellanor
Smith College
Northampton
Rolfe Marsh
East Orange
N. J
Priscilla
Gretchen
John Jr
Wakefield
Bradford Junior College
Marcus Beebe
Mark Wheeler
Beebe Cottage
Owen Smith
Springfield
Donnell
Mattson
Nils Mattson
Newton Centre
Samuel Cousins
Newtonville
Fred Waterhouse
Stonehouse
Peter Isaacsons
Julius Gottlieb
Leonard
Burton
Hall
Lewiston
Henry Leonard
Kenneth
Charles
Betty
Rockport
Francis Hill
Manchester
N. H
Bessie Stiff
Martha de Baun
Buchanan
Ann Cody
Milton
William Hill
Robert
William Robinson
Naugatuck
Conn
William Jr
Dummer Academy
Charles Hathaway
Cambridge
Herbert Sprague
Ports
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
D. T. Percy
Houghton McLellan
William Shaw
Henry Campbell
Alexander Campbell
Crawford Campbell
Segeberg
Herbert Kellaway
Ida
Gayle McGown
Stevens College
Columbia
Nashville
Tenn
Joan
David
Outremont
Canada
Wellesley College
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
Charles Morse
David Holmes
Marblehead
William Trott
Beth and
Elsie
Marshall Steven
Seth Snipe
Phoebe Chadsey
John Mitchell
Mitchell Cottage
A. E. Williams
Compton
Marsh
Glen Rock
George Nicholas
Chestnut Hill
Penn
Wesley Hyde
Boothbay Harbor
Sam Ward
Doris Phillips
Betty Dexter
Vinton Beal
June Marilyn
Chelsea
Freeman Beal
Wendell White
Caroline Harris
Walter McNally
Brighton
Frank Pfeiffer
Worcester
Franklin Brown
Frank Busteed
Ledgewood
Hartford, Conn
Busteed
Chester M. Emery
Kittery Point
Elizabeth Williams Emery
Congregational Church
Fred Draper
Charles Woodworth
Milton W. Emery
Fred Dorr
Hugh Boyer
Joseph E., N. Ellery
Willard H
Millard G. Emery
Shirley Moore
Wellington A. Moore
Weeks Street
Portland
Bart O'Donnell
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The
Bath Daily Times
Gertrude Mansell Yespera
Greenville
Brenda Emery
L. A. Ellison
Chester Emery
Groton
Llewellyn Rogers
Paris
John Kimball
Ledyard’s Clothing Store
Maine
Thomas Flannigan
Bath Iron Works
England
Lottie Minott
John C. Minott
Beacon Street
Ernest Everard
Webber's Drug Store
Camp McGregor
Five Islands
Manans
Orphans’ Home
James Clark
Lon Wildes
Annie Shea
Lucy Judkins
White Mountains
J. L.P. Burke
E. W. Hyde
the Iron Works
New York
Fred H. Thompson
Carl Troop
John Henry Schottler
Chestnut Street
Portenheim
Germany
Harry
Mary
John Klippel
Philip Klippel
Fort Fairfield
Edward Smith
Kelley, Spear, & Co
E. C. Plummer
Knox County
Maud Palmer
William Rogers
Adelia
Boston Boat Wharf
Charles Beals
Burns
Indian Point
Standard Oil Co
Maverick
Anna
Joseph Malo
Alfred King
South Street
Lewis Edmund King
Lillian Standard
Roxbury
J. B. Moody
Times Office
Lucy A. Howell
Ren
People’s Church
Iron Works
Bagley
Abner C. Johnson
Richard T. Green, Jr
Everett, Mass
William Temple
H. E. Mayo
Bangor
Sixth
Maine Battery
James Perkins
Lewinton, Brunswick, and Bath Street Railway
Bath Street Railway
A. H. Shaw
Emily F. Ames
Rockland
Robinson
Capitol Island
Liberty Street
Fred E. Bragg
Delma Stilphen
F. W. O'Brien
Rufus C. Thomas
Commercial Street
Arthur Sewall & Co
James Johnson
Mel Merry
New England
Cleveland
Jersey
George Coombs
Corliss Street
Ie Ila Tains Ik
Dennett
Douglas Haynes
William H. Davenport
Harold J. McCarty
Jack Shepard
E. H. Kimball
S.S. Sewall
Blanche Sewall
Lily Bay
John S. Hyde
Ralph Covel
James A. Bragdon
Frostina E. Marston
North Grammar School
M. F. Duncan
Josephine Crosby
Sagadahoc
Republican Committee
Charles E. Littlefield
William P. Frye
George 8. Foss
Chicago
G. W. Atkinson
West Virginia
Bowdoinham
Richmond
Adam E. King
Maryland
Merrymeeting Park
Walter C. Emerson
Sanford L. Fogg
Georgetown
Walter S. Glidden
Erea
Watson, Frye & Co
John E. Fitzgerald
Middle Street
William E. Payne
Mabel Bacon
Pittston
Harry Deering
Deering Street
E. B. Curtis
U.S.S. Vicksburg
Hyde Windlass Co
Lower High Street
High Street
Elmhurst
Sigh Street
Pine
Masons
Sagadahoc’ Light and Power Co
Maine Water Co
Morse’s
Simall Point
Franklin P. Sprague
George W. Hunt
Union Street
Euggene
C. A. Jewett
Massachusetts
Front Street
Walter M. Coombs
Carrie Trufant
Monmouth
Everett
W. W. Crocker
Mr. Crocker
Foster's Point
Wood
Susan S. Newton
J. L. Newton
Edward
Mary A. Wood
Elmer Hodgkins
Detroit
Small Point Beach
Phippsburg Center
Lwe
Everett Harrington
Phippsburg Congregational Church
Porter Congregational Church
Brockton
Deborah Cotton
Committee For Religious Education
Joseph O. Purdue
Charles L. Stevens
Robert Whitehead
Gordon Berry
Grace Dickinson
J. F. Leeach
Emma Perry
Abbie Minott
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas RE. Huston
Washington Street
John L. Jack
Siddeibilat
Dara Y—Eerettyal
Therson
Luella M. Peterson
Georgie B. Footer
Arthur J. Dunton
John J. Fitzpatrick
Edward Bridgham