Personal Notes From Lewiston Weekend Visitors
Lewiston residents Misa Aline Smith and her mother Kate Smith vacation with family in town and at Boothbay Harbor. Boston guests include Fanny Moulton and Jennie Moulton visiting Rufus D. Moulton. Col James W Morse and daughter Elsie Morse visited Cape Newagen. George McFuadden of Boston and Carrie Hall joined Roscoe J McFuadden’s weekend reception. Other visitors include Robert Fulton and Charl ton Swift with Mazell Tilton from New Bedford and reporter Arthur G Oliver. Fulton works as assistant manager at the Woolworth store in New Bedford center.
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Misa Aline Smith
Lewiston
Kate Smith
North Street
Fanny Moulton
Jennie Moulton
Boston
George
Chicquot Co
Millis
Mass
Meladiden
Carrie Hall
James W. Morse
Elsie Morse
Col. Morse
Cape Newagon
Robert Fulton
New Bedford
Charlton Swift
Mazell Tilton
Woolworth
East Orange Families Reunite After Visits Across States
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Haggett and son Benjamin Jr return to East Orange New Jersey after weeks with Haggetts parents. Nearby relatives from Front Street Willow Street Fron t Street Boston and Brookline Mass visitations noted along with the Thawley Mussenden wedding attendance. The McGraths Charles and Dorothy visit Eugene McGrath and plan a two week stay while Mrs McGrath returns. The Rogers family from Crookline Mass joins relatives for weekends. The Stewart family of Brookline and Bar Harbor friends travel to Kennebec Point for a holiday with Mrs Edward J Stewart and family before a short trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Haggett
Benjamin, Jr
East Orange
N. J
Mire
Charles McGrath
Dorothy
Neponset
Mass
Mr. McGrath
Eugene McGrath
Topi
Eee Oh Street
Charles McCorath
Paes
Mrs. McGrath
Willian Rogers
Crookline
Norinte Watson
Boston
Carroll Watson
Washington Street
Mawor J. Stewart, Jr
Molly
Brookline
Mr. and Miers
Charles J. Curtis
Center Street
Kennebec Point
Stewart
Edward J. Stewart
Bar Piarbor
Bowdoinham Baptist Sunday School Social Highlights
A Bowdoinham Baptist Sunday school social drew about 40 attendees in the vestry with readings by Pearl Ramond and Mrs Richard Smith, auto harp by Mrs Frank Johnston, a travel sketch by Mary Hardie, children’s songs, and cake and fruit punch. Residents attended union services at Jellison schoolhouse and a Baptist church address by Miss Carrie Kimball. Various members and guests visited, taught, or traveled across towns as Labor Day activities and school openings continued.
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Baptist Sunday School
Pearl Ramond
Richard Smith
Frank Johnston
Mary Hardie
Concord worsted mills ad with textiles and misfit suits
An old newspaper item shows multiple ads. Concord Worst Ed Mills offers spun wool yarns and postpaid samples, while Iver A. Rood advertises cider vinegar and fresh eggs from Bowdoinham Maine. Max Kutz sells students' misfit suits and accessories at discounted prices on Elm Street.
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Manuufacturer
Concord
N. H
Iver A. Rood
Bowdoinham
Max Kutz
Elm St
Former Bathman Injured in Quincy Car Crash
John Marre formerly of Bath and an employee at Fore River ship yard in Quincy was injured on State highway near Biddeford when his Ford touring car overturned while braking to avoid an oncoming vehicle. He suffered a fractured shoulder blade strained back and armor bruises. He was taken to Webber hospital in Biddeford and reported resting comfortably Wednesday morning. He was accompanied by a friend from Quincy named Stuith who escaped injuries and another young man who was picked up.
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John Marre
Bath
Fore River
Quincy
Mass
Biddeford
Marr
Webber Hospital
Woolwich News Briefs Highlight Local Visitors
Woolwich notes show Miss Josephine Johnson, once Morse high school teacher, has returned to New York after spending several days with Bliss Pearl Hall. Mrs Lawrence Ryan and her husband are also mentioned among local residents visiting.
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Lawrence Ryan
Tsset
Josephine Johnson
Morse High Sellow
New York
Bliss Pearl Hall
Bath Pastor Enjoys Summer Visit at Murray Grove Shrine
Rev and Mrs George Wilson Scudder and their son George Upson Scudder spent the summer at Murray Grove Good Luck New Jersey with Mr Scudder senior serving as resident pastor and George Upson assisting. They will attend the Sesqui Centennial in Philadelphia then visit Westfield Mass and return to Bath by September 15 with Mr Scudder preaching September 19 on The Romance of Universalism.
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George Wilson Scudder
George Upson
Scudder
Murray Grove
Good Luck
N. J
Bath
New England
Philadelphia
Young People’s Christian Union of the Universalist Church
George Upson Scudder
Barnegat Bay
Thomas Potter
America
Potter
John Murray
England
Universalist Church
Shrine
Potter Meeting House
Potter Homestead
Potter Memorial Church
Ballou House
Scudders
Fire praised for calm handling in Phippsburg blaze
Forest Commissioner Neil L. Violette commended the town selectmen the National Guardsmen the State Police and the Forestry Department for controlling a serious Phippsburg forest fire. He suggested incendiary origins and noted recent rains ended the danger. The Squirrel Express boat collided with the Gov. Douglas near Tumbler Island but escaped with no passengers aboard.
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atPhippsburg
Neil L. Violette
National Guardsmen
State Forestry Department
New Territory
Violette
George Grulm
Boothbay
Squirrel Island
Monhegan
Gov. Douglas
Tumbler Island
Raymond Fish
Residents Weekender Notes from Portmouth to Boothbay
Mrs Archie McNeil visits son James McNeil in Portsmouth New Hampshire while gas foreman Charles Merry enjoys his annual vacation. Numerous locals host or vacation at regional spots including Rockport Popham Camp East Boothbay and West Bath with relatives visiting in Boston Providence and Bridgeport. The group returns from extended trips to Portland, Rangeley Lakes, White Mountains and Calais after holiday and Labor Day visits.
Social notes from Bath area gatherings and visits
Mrs Edward Hartwell visits Rev and Mrs Culbert McGay at Sebago Lake. Newton residents Mr and Mrs James McNary are guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Reed on High Street. Harry and Irwin Morse stay with aunt Miss Jennie Morse at 942 Washington. Gladys Pottle returns from Bath stay. Raymond Trott back in Quin cy after Labor Day with brother Oscar in Washington Street. Abner Johnson and family return from West Point to Raymonds Court. Horace Brown goes home to Reading after three weeks with daughter Mrs Charles Wetherbee. Mrs John Wilson resumes duties after vacation at Southport Wilson camp. Dr and Mrs D Thomas Percy and family return to Arlington after month at Popham Beach. Charles Webber returns from Philadelphia and annual Bridge-Merrill vacation. Violet Ellis returns to Bath City Hospital as head nurse in surgery. Frances Sprague accepts teaching job in Woolwich Mur ply Corner district after Farmington Normal. G Clifford Madden and family two weeks with Madden’s mother and Beals visit Lisbon Falls and Freeport. in Lisbon Falls they visit aunt Mrs John Card.
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Labor Day
Edith Wood
Alphonso
Frank Wood
Neil Bishop
Orono
H. EB. Cornish
Gardiner
Jackson
H. E. Cornish
F. K. Jack
Litchfield
Bowdoin
Lisbon
Jessie Cromwell
Portland
Florence Cromwell
Bath
Methodist
Brown's Point
Norma Fogg
Wilhelmina Newton
Waterville
Business College
Ernest Frye
Dick Frye
A. Cannon
Gardiner Hospital
Joshn McCart
Eastport
Coombs High
Miss Dwelley
Mr. Richards
Bar Harbor
Gladys Raymon
Tluttie O. Andros
Cecil Craney
Jefferson
Nancy Now
Arington
Mass
Webber
Elisha Webber
Grange Ball
Jane Browne
KE. L. Wilkinson
Helen ‘Townsend
Marion Boothbay
Tortland
Cy Purinton
Purinton
Belgrade Lakes
Townsend
Friend
Josiah Fulton
A.C. Carr
If’. K. Jack
H. EF. Cornish
Brunswick
Mere Point
Morrison Heights
Wayne
S. A. Getehell
Bertha Moulton
Bryant's Pond
R. KB. Ferguson
Gorge Weeks
Freeport
Fred Mulligan
Linwood Skelton
Archie McNeil
James McNeil
Portsmouth
N. H
Charles Merry
Central Maine Power Co
Edward H. Kimball
Albert E. Hooper
T. W. Carter
Rockport
Agnes Humphreys
Frederick Dunnels
Dunnels
Popham
Alice Johnson
Raymond
East Boothbay
Farrin Street
William Worden
Belmont
McMahon Island
Boston
Henrietta Gregson
High Street
Lester Crooker
Raymond, Davis
Kenneth
Upper Washington Street
Rosedale Farm
West Bath
Crooker
Henry Rose
Donald Wishart
Wishart
William Daley
Middle Street
Conrad Olsen
Thelma
Hazel
Edward
Bridgeport
Clark
P.O. Judkins
Floss
Albert Thompson
Rangeley Lakes
White Mountains
Samuel Wade
Frank W. Sparks
Billy
Calais
St. Stephens
N. B
Edward Hartwell
Culbert McGay
Sebago Lake
James McNary
Newton
Fred B. Reed
Harry
Irwin Morse
Jennie R. Morse
Washington Street
Gladys Pottle
North Weymouth
Raymond Trott
Quincy
Oscar Trott
Abner (. Johnson
Raymond's Court
West Point
Horace Brown
Reading
Charles P. Wetherbee
John Wilson
Lridge-Merrill
Wilson
Southport
D. Thomas Percy
Joseph Tee
Maud Almy
Arlington
Popham Beach
Charles Webber
Philadelphia
Bridge-Merrill Inc
Violet Ellis
Bath City Hospital
Frances Sprague
Eugene Sprague
Richardson Street
Farmington Normal
Christmas Cove
Murphy Corner
Woolwich
G. Clifford Madden
Madden
Charles I. Madden
Mechanic Street
Funeral for Mrs Simonton Held at Home of Daughter
Margaret B. Simonton GO died recently. Her funeral was Wednesday at one o clock at her daughter Mrs. Alice Lacey's home 12 South Street. Rev Weston P Holman of Beacon Street Church officiated. Burial followed in Oak Grove. She leaves a daughter Mrs Lacey a son George J Glen Denning of Albany N Y five grandchildren and three sisters and a brother.
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Margaret B. Simonton
Alice Lacey
South Street
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street
Oak Grove
Lacey
George J. Glendenning
Albany
N. Y
Edwin G. Lacey
William F. Lacey
Helen M. Lacey
George J. Lacey
Frederick Lacey
Rachel Fletcher
Bangor
Annie Fletcher
New Richmond
Adam Flemming
Duncan Fletcher
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