Birthday Humor and News Highlight Wiscasset Notes
Mrs. Caroline Grover celebrated her 99th birthday at Birch Point, oldest Wiscasset resident and holder of the Boston Post gold headed cane. Local residents sent best wishes, while many entries report weddings, visits, and family news across Wiscasset and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Grover
Birch Point
Wiscasset
Boston Post
Republican Candidate L. Jack for Register of Probate
L Jack of Topsham vies for the probate office as a Republican candidate promising faithful service and courtesy. The ad notes all having business at the Probate Office and urges voters to consider the candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Jack
Topsham
Register OF Probate
Personal Social Notes Notebook Dips With News of Bath Figures
Miss Margery Haskell works at Shaw's Book Store. Many Bath residents travel and visit kin across Maine and New England, with birthdays celebrated and weddings noted. Families from West Med ford, Lewiston, Portland, Wiscasset, and Philadelphia share gatherings, trips, and hospital births in a lively social page.
Ruth Ames Weds Hayden Rogers in Lakewood Ceremony
Miss Ruth Ames daughter of Mr and Mrs John Ames of Bingham married Hayden S Rogers son of Mr and Mrs L D Rogers on September first at noon in the Summer home of Mrs Arthur Rodden in Skowhegan. Rev Arthur MacDougall officiated using a double ring service. Attendants were Miss Jeanette Hilton and Enoch Cook. After a buffet luncheon the couple plan to live in Bingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ames
John Herbert Ames
Bingham
Hayden S. Rogers
L. D. Rogers
Lakewood
Arthur Rodden
Rodden
Skowhegan
Jeanette Hilton
Enoch Cook
Oakland
Arthur MacDougall
Congregational Church
Frederick P. Wood
Ida Powers
Chester
Norwood Mass
Philbrook Cottage
Birch Point
Glen Hunt
Burlington
Williams Cottage
Oscar F. Williams
Inlaw
Herbert Williams
Bath
F. W. Daniels
Malden
Mass
E. E. Williams
Stanley
Wendell Williams
Eedham Heights
Williams
Charles Williams
Topsham
Blair Wilson
Melrose Highlands
Melrose
Wilson
David
Philip
Philip Stackpole
Leslie Mayo
Winterport
Sunnysides
Campbell's Pond
Robert Metcalf
South Boston
Roberr
R. Coombs
Muriel
Needham Heights
Owen Thompson
Robert
Eleanor
Waterville
Percy Holbrook
Ernest E. Wiliams
Annie H. Trufant
J. Everett Mayo
First Baptist Church
Joseph W. Larrabee
Rock Hill Inn
A. B. Snow
Albert Merryman
Harpswell
Helen Rogers
Longmeadow
Courtney E. Stover
Joyce
Union Pair
C. E. Stover
Lincoln Williams
Agnes Woodworth
Edward Jenks
George Furbish
L. D. Sheldon
Samuel Cole
Lewiston
Fred W. Larrabee
Kellaway Outlines Funds for Popham Wharf Construction
Herbert J Kellaway discusses potential financing for a Popham Wharf project based on state auditor data from Aug 6 1935. He notes $600 from Fort Popham Park stone sale and $576 annual rent from two Fort Park houses, totaling $1176 over three years, suggesting further stone supply and a cost estimate for the wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Independent
Popham
Stanley W. Hyde
Popham Beach
Winneganee
Fort Popham Park
Fort Park
Fort Baldwin
Fort Popham
Herbert J. Kellaway
First Baptist Field Day Draws Nearly Seventy At West Bath
Nearly 70 people attended the annual First Baptist Field Day on Labor Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Larrabee in West Bath. Winners across games included Gloria Stover, Hilda Staples, Mary Furber, Carlton Stover, and others in events like ball throwing, potato races, water glasses, and a softball game finishing 24 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day
Joseph W. Larrabee
West Bath
Gloria Stover
Mary Furber
Hilda Staples
David Teasdale
Carlton Stover
Mary Oliver
Ruby Hooker
Marjorie Stover
Mary Pinkham
Maud Stuart
Mary P. Sims
Rudolph Furberg
A. I. Stuart
Inez Carter
Harold Davis
Norman Furber
Edwy Southard
Mr. Evans
Sacred Heart Circle Names Committees
Mrs. Daniel J. Perry presided at the Daughters of Isabella meeting where the nominating committee was chosen. The group named Mrs. Andrew C. Flaherty chairing with four others to report in October. installations set for Oct 23. September social committee and October hostesses listed. October house committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Perry
Daughters of Isabella
Andrew C. Flaherty
Wilfred F. Skaling
Alexander Burgess, Jr
Franklin M. Talbot
Joan M. Johnson
Oscar J. Tanguay
Joseph A. Arsenault
Annie Wilson
Personal notes on summer residents and departures
Miss Dorothy E Anlcker has returned home to 12 West street after a summer at Bailey's Island. Mrs Fenno Hoffman and family depart Radnor Penn after staying with Rev and Mrs Harrison Wright at Small Point Beach. Mr Hoffman and son Harrison head home. Mr and Mrs William Plummer with Evelyn Braun and Polly of Ardmore Penn visited Birch Point with Mrs Drake. Mr and Mrs Charles J Donnell and daughters Barbara and Mary Ellenor left Popham Beach for Bath before returning to Kalamazoo Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bemis
Frances Chase
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles Day
North Edgecomb
Carr
Main Street
Bath
Joseph DiPerri
Washington Street
Boston
Andrew Wilband
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Summer Street
Frank Robertson
Wilband
Frank S. Lambert
Somerville
Mass
Wiscasset
Evergreen Cemetery
Henry W Webb
Jessie Quinnam
Fannie Stone
John South
Edward
Johnny
Philadelphia
Edgar A. Wilcox
Edith
St. Philip's
Frey L. Mowmig
Elizabeth
Olive Moody
William
Exeter
N. H
Evelyn Hodedon
Oneonta
State Normal School
Frank Hedgdon
Birch Point
Betty Hodgdon
Luke A. Gorham
Mona F. Gorham
John Parkinson
Arlineton
W. V. Gorham
Fyva G Wis
Dorothy Fischer
Riverview
Damuariscotta
Roser M. Cobb
Dorothy
Millinocket
Charles S. Sowder
Henry Grover
Walpole
Fred Grover
Bath Road
Robert Sarkent
Brewer
Uest
Leon G Flood
Ralph Probie
Federal Street
Brookline
Mark S. Caton
South Portland
Caton
W Victor Gorham
Aeir
Te Federal Street
Charles Doe
Cheshire
Margery Haskell
Shaw's
William C. Perkins
Eunice
West Medford
Mars
Edith Oxnard
John Esmond
Gardiner
William Esmond
Willow Street
John M. Conley
John Shannon
New London
Conn
Henry M
Jean F. Grout
Barbara
Springfield
Miss Grout
Pemaquid
Carl Eriebach
Kenneth Bertram
Philip Oliver
Paul Buckley
Robert Sturtevant
George Moody
White Mountains
Whitoefield
George F. MacDonald
Beatrice Greenleaf
William F. Plummer
W. F. Plummer
Boston Dry Dock
Chelsea
Marjorie Achorn
Rebecca Smith
Providence
R. 1
Providence Bible Institute
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Howard Mildram
Ezra Colcord
Betty
Carol Reese
R. I
John Clark
Donald H. Fogg
John Burkhardt
Donald
Quincy
Alderman
Ralph W. Bragg
Moose Pond
Duncan
Rupert Irvine
John M. Loring
North Bath
Denver
Colo
G. Malcolm Loring
Janet Carol
Loring
Colorado National Park
Stanley J. Bickle
General Accounting Office
Washington, D. C
North Street
Henry Bickle
Canada
Michigan
Bickle
Geraldine Stott
Social Service Department
Harlem Valley State Hospital
Wingdale
Ardenne A. Stott
Ldine Foster
Geraldine Chubbey
Pittston
Bertha Bellerose
James B. Lemont
Chester G. King
Massachusetts
Fred Brookings
Arlington
Hosiassy
John Aldrich
Grace
John, Jr
Evelyn Griffin
Medford
Larrabee’s Grove
Silas M. Bates
C. J. Bickford
Shirley Bickford
Clyde Bremer
Beachmont
Tibbetts’ Farm
Brigham’s Cove
Charles H. Bates
Loring D. Small
Wilbert and
Dana
West Bath
Harold M. Bates
Jean
Trenton
N. J
Ralph H. McNary
Jackie
Marblehead
Leon F. Bates
Henry W. Henderson
Marjorie
Winthrop
Scarsdale
William A. Ross
Harold Bates
McNary
Dorothy E. Anlcker
Bailey's Island
West Street
Fenno Hoffman
Helen
Fenno, Jr
Radnor
Penn
Harrison Wright
Small Point Beach
Hoffman
Harrison
William Plummer
Evelyn Braun
Polly
Ardmore
Camden
Ee Plummer
Sis E
Drake
Charles J. Donnell
Mary Ellanor
Donnell
Popham Beach
Charles R. Donnell
Kalamazoo, Mich
Woolwich Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Woolwich residents report a busy period with out of town visitors for funerals and summer stays, and local activities include grange induction, fair attendance, and religious services. Notable mentions include Maxine Walker’s sailboat purchase, sports trophies from Shore Lodge in Southport, and trips to Quebec and Boston by families from Woolwich.
Weddings and Visits Span Rumford to Small Point Beach
Robert Simpson and Miss Marion Bowie attend the wedding of Roscoe Woodman and Gertrude Wallace in Rumford. Gray Mason returns to New York after visiting his parents at Small Point Beach. Jane Donnell goes back to Kittery from Popham Beach. Evelyn B. Wallace visits Bath relatives and stays with the Cahills at 27 Andrews road. Fay Wray summers with Edward and someone at Small Point Beach. John Tourtillotte returns to Fort Wright after holiday weekend with family in Center Street and Russell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Simpson
Marion Bowie
Rumford
Roscoe Woodman
Gertrude Wallace
Gray Mason
New York City
Julian Mason
Small Point Beach
Jane Donnell
Kittery
Charles J. Donnell
Popham Beach
Evelyn B. Wallace
Bath
Charles H. Cahill, Jr
Cahill
Andrews Road
Wallace
Fay Wray
Hollywood
Cal
Edward C. Curtis
Rochester
N. Y
John Tourtillotte
Fort Wright
Ethel Tourtillotte
Center Street
J. C. Tourtillotte
Russell Street
Senator Sewall recounts 28,000 mile South American flight
Sen ator Sumner Sewall spoke to Nequasset groups describing a 28,000 mile journey from Miami to Havana Jamaica Colombia Argentina Chile Bolivia Panama Mexico and the United States. He noted high Andes scenery at 16 000 feet and two months in South America with six months in cities. He said South American nations eye U S trade and market outlets while sharing amusing travel anecdotes. Bath attendees joined a social hour after the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Men's Forum
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Nequasset
South America
Miami
Havana
Jamaica
Columbia
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Andes
Chile
Bolivia
Panama
Mexico
Los Angeles
United States
New York
Sewall
Senator Sewall
Mr. Sewall
Charles Brown
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Franklin R. Bailey
Bath
Maine D A R to Meet in Farmington September 21
The Fall session of the Maine Society Daughters of the American Revolution will be held at the Farmington Methodist church on September 21 starting at 10 15 DS T. A noon luncheon will be served at the Congregational church across the street. Reservations for luncheon and overnight stays should be made with local chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Methodist Church
Farmington
Colonel Daughters
Congregational Church
F. C. Lovejoy
Exchange Hotel
Guest Night at Country Club This Thursday
There will be a guest night at the Country club Thursday evening with each member inviting a non member guest. The two ball foursome tournament starts at 5 p.m. A Dutch treat supper follows in the club house dining room. Committee includes Archibald M Main Everett E Pierce Richard T Hersom and James G Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Archibald M. Main
Everett E. Pierce
Richard T. Hersom
James G. Jenkins
Services Resume At Central Church Sunday Morning
Central church resumes services Sunday at 10.30 with Dr. Wilson in the pulpit. The choir meets for first rehearsal Thursday at 7.15 under director Mr Shaw and all choir members should attend to prepare for the Sunday program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Wilson
Shaw
Mrs Lufkin Returns From Quincy Visit
Mrs Elmer Lufkin returns to her sister Mrs Sherman Morse at 70 High street after a two week visit in Quincy Massachusetts with Mrs Edgar Oliver deputy clerk on vacation. Mrs Sherman Morse Mrs Elmer Lufkin and Mrs Edgar Oliver traveled together Thursday in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Lufkin
Sherman Morse
High Street
Quincy
Mass
Frank Oliver
Edgar Oliver
John W. Gilmore
Portland
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Dorothy Colby
Kay Dow
Verne Farmer
June Farmer
Rose Marie Wanser
Dexter A. Dyer
Frank Adams
Adams
Barbara Small
Master Alden
Arsevault
Albert DeSantis
Murphy
Wiscasset Academy
Maine General School of Nursing
Frances Murphy
Toort -Chevertts Hretz School
Lafayette Hotel
Charles J. DiPerri
Washington
Siltsts
DiPerri
Gertrude Pollock
Helen Brown
Phillip Lewis
Boothbay
George Goode
Alice Shennan
Arthur Norton
Franklin Randolph
Waldoboro
William Cost
Little Son
Holden
John Southard
Lincoln Home Corporation
Fannie Orne Perkins
Ina Smith
James Bimson
Leon A. Dodge
Damariscotta
Elizabeth Bryant
Nobleboro
Nan Weston
Lillian Nash
Charles S. Sewall
Joseph Hubbard
Alice Taylor
George Hobson
Secuirrel Island
Mary Hob
Baldwinsville
East Boothbay
George W. Boynton
Ralph
Lake Worth
W. E. Gorham
W. Victor Gorham
Chauncey D. Paul
Bruce
Betty Anne
Squantum
Benjamin F. Blagdon
Vrgimia Parley
Union Sttings Academy
Dorothy Farley
Middletown
Bucksport
Rexford B. Stover
Meadow
Neptune
Maine Seaboard Paper Co
A. I. Solomon
Mr. Stover
Fredericks
Phoebe Pendleton Crosby
Carl K. Crosby
Jean de B. Bertolet
Reading
Islesboro
Calvin W. Rovers
George Baer Connard
Roland F. Hill
Karcher S. Jackson
Warren F. Hawley
Robert B. Hatch
Arthur J. Dunton
Augusta
W. F. Chase, Jr
Emery Bean
Eleanor Bean
E. W. Haggett
Charles
Carleton Andrews
David Henderson
Charles Stokes
Marion Williams
Foster's Point
North End
Harold Smith
William Clarenburg
Moxie Company
Belle Donnell
Kellaway
Popham Wharf
Says State
Causeway
First Baptist
Larrabee
Sacred Heart Circle Names Committees
Woolwich
Frank G. Trott
Winchester
Hazel
Lisyon Falls
Jane
Frank True
Millard Trott
G. M. Stinson
Maxine Walker
Herbert Decker
Southport
Montsweag Grange
Frank J. Walker
Maxine
Shore Lodge
Riverside Cemetery
George Tracy
Newton
Ernest Beckett
Charlestown
Lake Nequasset
Ethwala Carter
John H. Carter
Moatsweag
Woolwich P. T. A
Sagadahoc Ferry
Dora
Blanche Corliss
Ernest B. Williams
Jack
Sara Beth
Arthur I. Williams
Louisville
Eben Dana
Ralph Rice
Quebec
St. Anne de Beaupre
Clinton Pellett
Margaret Shaw
Danielson
Carlton
Men’s Forum
Maine
D.A.R
Ernest R. Avery
Bath, Maine
Democratic