Winnegance Picnic And Community Club Notes
Evening Workers picnicked at Mrs. Annie Malcolm’s cottage Quaker Point with croquet, rolling pin contest, fortunes, and photos followed by a seafood supper. Attendees included Henrietta Eaton and Joanna Hodgkins, with Mrs. D. A. Murray’s group traveling to Sherman Mills for a weekend visit. The Winneganee Community club and auxiliary discussed finishing the clubhouse addition costing about 500, and fall plans to fund it with party proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Malcolm
Quaker Point
Day
Marco
Preble
Mr. Williams
Malcolm
Henrietta Eaton
Joanna Hodgkins
Junior Day
David A. Murray
Ralph Murray
Sherman Mills
Aroostook County
D. A. Murray
Winneganee Community Club
Frank A. Leavitt
Pitch Pine Hill
Phippsburg
Parker O. Rogers
Wiscasset
Marion Morse
Sherman L. Morse
Dorothy
Morse
Bayonne
N. J
New York City
Herbert Morse
Sagamore
New York
Marion
Dorothy Morse
Clarence Willis
New Bridge
Maine
Winfield W. Morse
John G. Morse
Harry F. Oliver
Robert P. Manson
Frank Perry
Doris Morse
Freeport
Personal notes from Bath readers and visitors
Mr and Mrs William Long of Mattapan Massachusetts were Friday guests en route to Canada. R D Wyman auditor from the Boston office of the Postal Telegraph Cable Co was a weekend business visitor in Bath. Miss Carrie Warner and Miss Georgena Peters returned home after two weeks in Lewiston with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Long
Mattapan
Mass
Canada
R. D. Wyman
Boston
The
Postal Telegraph Cable Co
Bath
Carrie Warner
Georgena Peters
Lewiston
Butler Wins Appointment to Fort Monroe Radio School
Joseph Butler of Bath, Morse high School 1925 alumnus and Battery H member, earned a Fort Monroe radio school appointment in Virginia. His training includes C M T C summer camps and athletic prowess at Morse High, where he starred in football, captained the basketball team, and excelled in track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Butler
Bath
Morse High School
Fort Monroe
240Th Maine Regiment
Sanford
Brunswick
Rockland
Thomaston
Camden
Fort Munroe
Butler
Cosmpolitan Club Plans Delegates and Bridge Event
The September Cosmopolitan Club meeting with about 20 members voted to send two delegates Mrs Lillian Frost and Mrs Rachel Hodgdon to the Maine Federation of Women's clubs at Belgrade on Sept 1921. A new bridge tournament was also planned with captains Miss Lillian Lewin and Miss Bertha Bellerose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Belgrade
Lillian Frost
Rachel Hodgdon
Lillian Lewin
Bertha Bellerose
Mary Cunningham
Miriam Kimball
Gwendolyn Redlon
Harold Adams
Ruth Fields
Catherine Trott
Dorothy Welch
Sophie Mikels
Dorothy Muench
William Adams
Real estate transfers recorded in Sagadahoc two weeks
Transfers across Arrowsic Bath Georgetown Phippsburg Topsham and Woolwich listed by the Sagadahoc registry of deeds show parcels changing hands. Samuel B. Martin to Walter L. Foster and multiple deeds involving George E. Legard Mary C. O Hara Keyes Fibre Co. Rose Anna McFadden Annie P. Keyes Annie M. Deering Walter A. Keyes C L Douglas John Lakeland John W. Frost George Seavey Viola May Seavey Bean and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Arrowsic
Samuel B. Martin
Walter L. Foster
Bath
George E. Legard
Howard E. Kaler
Mary C. O’hara
Elizabeth V. Garagan
Keyes Fibre Co., Inc
Rose Anna McFadden
Jennie L. Brown
C. L. Douglas
Georgetown
Annie O. Stacey
Annie M. Deering
Phippsburg
Bath Nobles Attend Meeting of Shriners
Bath Nobles attended the state fair ceremonial of Kora Temple Mystic Shrine at Lewiston last Wednesday. The list includes W Hagan Horatio Mikles John A Legro David Y Alkazin Joseph Terrill E M Fuller Thomas S Gibbons John Wishart Robert Wishart Seth S Mullin Ralph O Dale Jay Jordan Harold P Small Ralph E Wright L J Sanborn Greenleaf A Mayo Gardiner Deering Charles Miller Oliver Moses III Charles A Harriman Thomas F Perkins H Dorman Perkins Henry G Shaw Sylvester H Rowland Howard Blake John H Freeman Carl Dudley William M Adams Mr Kelley Mr Ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Kora Temple
Mystic Shrine
Lewiston
W. Hagan
Horatio Mikles
John A. Legro
David Y. Alkazin
Joseph Terrill
E. M. Fuller
Thomas S. Gibbons
John Wishart
Robert Wishart
Seth S. Mullin
Ralph O. Dale
Jay Jordan
Harold P. Small
Ralph E. Wright
L. J. Sanborn
Greenleaf A. Mayo
Gardiner Deering
Charles Miller
Oliver Moses
Charles A. Harriman
Thomas F. Perkins
H. Dorman Perkins
Henry G. Shaw
Sylvester H. Rowland
Howard Blake
John H. Freeman
Carl Dudley
William M. Adams
Mr. Kelley
Mr. Ash
Steamer Virginia Remains On Boothbay Route
The steamer Virginia continues on the Boothbay Harbor line with withdrawal date not set. Likely next week depending on patronage. After a late start it had a strong season, began July 5, earned public goodwill, and will head to winter quarters at Boothbay Harbor. The gasoline boat Norman Tf will take over on withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Bath Boothbay Harbor
Boothbay Harbor
Norman Tf
Miss Grace Thornton Weds Gerry Mansfield in Cambridge
Grace Thornton daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Thornton Bath marries Gerry Mansfield of Somerville Massachusetts in Cambridge on Wednesday. Attended by bride’s brother Edward Thornton and his wife from Arlington. After a brief New York honeymoon, they will reside in Cambridge where the groom is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Thornton
Gerry Mansfield
Somerville
Mass
Cambridge
Oscar Thornton
Bath
Edward Thornton
Arlington
New York
Local Lynn Couple to Wed at People's Baptist Church
Miss Corine Dorothy Lefebvre of Lynn Mass visiting her sister Mrs Kessier Wold of 96 Court Street will marry Earl F Wetmore a Lynn contractor this Thursday at the People's Baptist church with Rev George B Wolstenholme officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corine Dorothy Lefebvre
Lynn
Mass
Kessier Wold- of
Phippsburg Social Notes Amid Popham Beach Visits
Residents and visitors fill a busy week in Phippsburg and Sebasco Estates. Allan Spear and Charles Lincoln families spend a week at coastal cottages. Miss Hattie Bowker returns from New York. Martha Small hosts luncheon bridge. Phippsburg Center opens with Mrs. Alice Galvin as teacher. multiple local residents visit Bath and Portland. telephone work extends to Clark Bowker residence. community groups like Dromore Grange hold covered dish suppers. several families and guests circulate among homes and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Spear
McKay
Popham Beach
Charles M. Lincoln
New York
Sebasco Estates
Hattie Bowker
New York City
W. R. Bowker
Martha Small
Phippsburg Center
Alice Galvin
Bath
Galvin
Ella Arras
George Ingalls
Clark Bowker
Meadowbrook
Dromore Grange
Portland
John C. Clark
Thorndike
Dromore
Lucinda Sprague
Ruth
Mary
Sebasco
Edna Weston
Suzamer
Mollie Stafford
Queen's Village
N. Y
Popham
Earl Pickering
Gardiner
Edwin Jackson
Waterville
Families return from Parker Head and seaside cottages
Mr and Mrs William Temple close their cottage and return to Bath. Dr Harvey Hutchins and his mother leave Malden Mass for home. Walter I Percy general superintendent Ocean Steamship Co and his wife return to Rutherford NJ after a week at Parker Head. Several other families depart Parker Head for homes in East Boston Everett Syracuse Bergen NJ and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Temple
Bath
Harvey Hutchins
L. E. Hutchins
Malden
Mass
Walter I. Percy
The
Ocean Steamship Co
Rutherford, N. J
F. E. McCarty
John Terrel
Boston
Parker Head
Everett
Mr. Webber
Mattapan
Walter P. McCarty
Walter Jr
Syracuse
Sigue Peterson
Brooklyn, N. Y
Bonney
East Boston
Marsh
Trolley Wire Sag Causes Truck Collision on High Street
A sagging guy wire supporting the trolley line caused a peculiar accident at the foot of McCutcheon hill on High street Winneganee Tuesday morning. A three ton coal truck from M. W. Sewall Co bound for Small Point driven by Thomas Fletcher collided with it. The cab was torn off and Fletcher sustained a severe laceration to the left hand. The truck halted after steering into the road. The aged pole line gave way, the wire sagged, and the A and K Ry Co was notified. City Marshal Walter Whitney investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCutcheon
High Street
Fletcher
Walter Whitney
Crane Robash wedding ties Bath and Portland couple
Friends of James D. Crane of this city and Miss Margaret Robash of Portland formerly of Bath announce their marriage in Portland on Saturday September 1. Crane a Bath Lodge Elk and clerk in a Boothbay Harbor contractor’s office. The note also mentions visiting relatives and local moves including Charles MacDonald family relocating from 952 High Street to 146 Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Crane
Margaret Robash
Portland
Bath
Winifred Crane
Bath Lodge of Elks
Walker Street
Crane
Boothbay Harbor
Charles MacDonald
High Street
Oak Street
Busy Day Probate Court Session Details In Sagadahoc
Judge Glidden presided over the second September Sagadahoc probate term Tuesday. Wills were allowed for Nellie Gowell and Ronald Begin estates. Emma M. Bickford and Mary L. Tracy named executors without bond. Petitions filed include wills for John Lundrigan and Frank G. Coombs. Accounts and bonds noted for multiple estates and trustees. Adoption granted for Everett Higgins and Ivana Higgins, to adopt Raphael Rowe and rename him Raphael Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glidden
Sagadahoc
Nellie Gowell
Bowdeinham
Edwin E. Baker
Ronald Begin
Woolwich
Emma M. Bickford
Mary L. Tracy
John Lundrigan
Bath
Nellie A. Lundrigan
Frank G. Coombs
West Bath
Harriet A. Coombs
John E. Wilson
John P. Carey, Jr
Arthur J. Dunton
J. Edward Drake
William S. Shorey
George P. Davenport
Harriet E. Hopkins
Herbert L. Hopkins
Henry C. Reed
Saranow
Preble
Richmond
Mary P. Reed
Mary F. Steadman
John A. Steadman
Georgetown
Samuel S. D. Thompson
Lizzie B. Thompson
Charles F. Rideout
Charles J. Cain
Jennie S. Ride
Bath Young People Tie Wedding Covenant
Clarence Orman Fullerton and Miss Belva Marguerite Smith wed at the Fullerton home in Bath on Wednesday evening in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev. Weston P. Holman. Attendants included Miss Leola Smith and Elihu Fullerton. notable gifts featured a pearl necklace and a gold watch chain. A reception followed with punch and cake before the couple departed for an unknown destination. The bride, a former Bath city hospital nurse, wore canton crepe with orange blossom wreaths. the groom works at Parry's Tire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Orman Fullerton
Belva Marguerite Smith
Orman L. Fullerton
Mechanic Street
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Leola Smith
Woodland
Elihu Fullerton
Herman G. Smith
Ruby Fullerton
Leola
Dorothy Smith
Donald Smith
Fullerton
Parry's Tire
Front Street
Bath City Hospital
Miss Baraby May Coach Girls' Team
Miss Evelyn Baraby of Nashua New Hampshire may coach the Morse high school girls basketball team this season. Her background includes four years as a Nashua high forward and training at Boston School of Physical Education and Sargent School in Cambridge. She also officiated girls basketball and field hockey and served nine years as a basketball player with three on the Women’s Official Board of Referees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Baraby
Nashua
N. H
Boston School of Physical Education
Sargent School
Cambridge
Miss Barnby
Hill Family Visits Saco From Mechanic Street
Mrs Howard P Hill and her twin sons David and Donald of Saco arrive for several weeks with Mrs Hill's parents Mr and Mrs Frank G Reed on Mechanic Street. The family enjoyed a White Mountains weekend outing and Mr Hill returned to Saco Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Hill
David
Donald
Saco
Woolwich Social Roundup and School Opening headlines
Milton Baker recuperates at home after throat operation. Numerous locals report summer visits to Boothbay Harbor Bar Harbor Hyde Park and Grey. Falls term opens for Woolwich schools and a large clambake hosts families from Bath Gardiner and surrounding towns. Rally day at First Baptist Woolwich nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Baker
Wiscasset
Catherine Beebee
Hyde Park
Mass
Kennebec
David G. Reed
Alice King
Boothbay Harbor
James Libby
Alton
Portland
Edward Reed
Winona Stinson
John
Boston
Laura Farnham
Frank Carlton
Brunswick
Clarence Carlton
Vera Dexter
Bar Harbor
A. A. Stott
Geraldine
Windymere Lodge
Unity
Esther Bailey
West Somerville
Fred Carlton
Marcia Stinson
Woodfords
Benjamin Miller
Walter Baker
Novella J. Trott
Augusta
G. M. Stinson
John Savage
Everett Baker
Marion Skinner
Togus
Sheepscot
Fred Bailey
Harold
Rachael Hodgdon
Anna Soule
Harold Bailey
Florence Russ
Gardiner
Nequasset Farm Bureau
J. W. Brown
Brown
Ina Leeman
Woolwich Church Concert Rally and Gavel Gift Event
Rev T H Fernald invites all parishioners to a children and youth concert at 10 45 am followed by a Rally Day service with music and sermon at 7 30 pm. The Woolwich town house election featured a rare gavel donated by Ernest Savage, carved from live oak from the old ship Saratoga. The Woolwich Farm Bureau meets at the Baptist hall on Tuesday Sept 18 for an all day session with expected strong turnout of men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Savage
Saratoga
Woolwich Farm Bureau
Baptist Hall
Local man fined for making intoxicating liquor
A Robinhood resident was fined 110.25 in municipal court after being found guilty of illegal manufacture of intoxicating liquor following a Tuesday seizure at his home by Sheriff Henderson and Deputies Oliver and Parker. The defendant claimed the malt syrup mixed with water was for personal use and questioned the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinhood
Municipal Court
John J. Keegan
Henderson
Abram Oliver
John Parker
Sheriff's Department
Georgetown
Man Hides Bottles and Faces Fine Suspended Jail
A man, who aided an elder man by wood cutting and chores, hid two empty bottles in a pantry. The court warned of a $100 fine plus costs and months in jail, but suspended the jail term on payment. The defendant and his wife paid $110.25 with savings. Authorities believed illegal manufacture was involved, but no proof appeared in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Captain Plummer Sails From Bangor for Newport News
Capt William Plummer of Winshij street has sailed from Bangor for Newport News Va to take another cargo aboard his schooner Josephine Mc Questin. While in Bangor he was visited by his wife Mrs Helen Mulligan and daughter Alice, and by Mrs Lucy Bennett of Boston who stayed several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Plummer
Winshij Street
Bangor
Josephine McQuestin
Newport News
Helen Mulligan
Alice
Lucy Bennett
Boston
Mrs Farrin Visits Medford After Summer in New Jersey
Mrs Clara Farrin who spent the summer in Fords New Jersey with her son George Farrin is visiting her daughter Mrs Charles Randall in Medford Massachusetts and plans to return to Bath on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Farrin
Fords
N. J
George Farrin
Charles Randall
Medford
Mass
Bath
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cosmopolitan Club Monthly Meeting
Maine Federation of Women’s’ Clubs
Mansfield-Thornton
Parker
Robash
Joseph Melrose
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Melrose
William Melrose
This City
Melrose
E. A. Ward
North Bath
Ida Coffie
Central Maine Power Co
Miss Belva
Marguerite Smith
Baraby
Arthur Tolman
Nellie
Winneganee
Alice Johnson
Raymond Court
Hartford
First Baptist Church
Woolwich den
Thrift
Bath Savings Institution
Buxton
Buxton Rheumatic Medicine Co
Abbot Village
Thornes Head
Kennebec River
Ong
White Mountains
Ocean
Wo Sma
Henry C. Rowe
P. O. Drawer
Rhode Island
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