Wiscasset Religious Education Council Meeting
The Maine Council of Religious Education will meet in Wiscasset on October 2 with a full schedule including registration at 1 15 devotionals led by Rev Elton K Bassett and a leaders training segment at 9 00 led by Rev C H Osborne. The event features a supper at the vestry and exhibits, with a closing address by Rev Bassett and the conference president Rev C H Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Council of Religious Education
Wiscasset
Elton K. Bassett
Forrest L. Knapp
Chicago
A. B. Whitteredge
C. H. Osborne
M. Co. of
R. E
Harry Titus
New York
William L. Frye
Organ Society
W. K. Houghton
Everett Sherwood
Charles S. Sow
Birthday Party Honors 95th for Lewis Morrell in Wis casset
Mr and Mrs Perry Fowle hosted a party in Wis casset for Mrs Fowle s grandfather Lewis Morrell celebrating his 95th birthday. Attending were Dorr family members and friends from Waldoboro Dorchester Mass Everett and Whitefield. Morrell a retired Boston and Albany railroad man enjoyed the gathering and looks forward to a similar event in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Fowle
Wiscasset
Boston & Albany Railroad
West Bath Students Lead Morse Freshman Class
West Bath supplies eight students to Morse high school freshmen this fall including Franklin P. Sprague Jr and Margaret Sprague, Leon and Charles White, Dorothy and Ruth Dorey, Henrietta French, Beatrice Rose, with Morse's total freshman class at 154. Local visits include Lemont and Lemont families at relatives’ homes, Miss Annie H. Trufant’s missionary society meeting, and Dr. Ralph Warren visiting Bath. West Bath Red Cross plans an all day session at Mrs. Harry E. Peterson’s home, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
West Bath
Franklin P. Sprague, Jr
Margaret Sprague
Franklin P. Sprague
Berry's Mill Road
Leon J. White
Charles A. White
Herbert C. White
Sanford's Crossing
Dorothy Dorey
Ruth Dorey
Harriet Dorey
Witch Spring Road
Henrietta French
Frank A. Prench
Quaker Point
Beatrice Rose
Fred J. Rose
Rosedale
Morse
J. Bazin Lemont, Jr
Paul Lemont
Edwin W. Haggett
Joseph M. Lemont
Freeman Crosby
Richardson Street
Bath
Charles Card
Chestnut Street
Fred W. Larrabee
Larrabee's Grove
Annie H. Trufant
Women's Missionary Society of Wesley M. E. Church
Harris T. Rodick
Elsinore Avenue
Ralph D. Warren
Frank
Braintree
Mass
Trufant
Warren
Eben J. Marston
Washington Street
Charles B. Doyle
Herbert Simpson
Everett Quinlan
E. R. Brown
Deering Street
J. Everett Mayo
Walter T. Brown
Brown
Quincy
Barbara T. Brown
Miss Brown
Orono
University of Maine
Red Cross
Winter Street Church
Albert Merriman
Georgia
Shirley
West Harpswell
Beacon Street Brotherhood Plans Season Activities
The Beacon Street Brotherhood held its first meeting of the season chaired by President H Martin Powers. It outlined monthly activities from October through April including an Oct 1 banquet with elections, Oct 13 rally day services, a Father and Son banquet, November Loyalty month, Thanksgiving dinners for two families, Community Christmas tree events, Watch night service, an indoor lawn party in February, a Sunday evening service, March, and April missions with three minute talks, and a Sunday morning Bible class to meet weekly during the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Brotherhood
Pres. H.martin Powers
Brotherhood
District nurses meet Saturday in Lewiston hall
The Central district of the Maine State Nurses' Association will hold its quarterly meeting Saturday afternoon at 2 30 in American Legion hall. Miss Alice Holgate of Lewiston, district president, will preside and Dr Joseph I Smith, municipal health officer, will be the principal speaker. All nurses are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine State Nurses’ Association
American Legion Hall
Alice Holgate
Lewiston
Joseph I. Smith
Parent-Teacher Meetings Tuesday Continue From Page One
Mrs Dunbar announces upcoming parent teacher meetings set for Tuesday afternoon at her home 366 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dunbar
Middle Street
Dike PTA Elects Delegates and Welcomes New Baby
Mrs Ralph P Dunbar presided at Dummer Street School with 20 members. Hermon Crocker and Fred Hoffman elected to Bangor State convention Oct 4 5. Plans for a supper fair and beano party discussed but not fixed. A son, Stanley Hilton Jr, born weighing 8 1 2 pounds to Mr and Mrs Darttrouth. Mrs Hilton formerly Christine Hilton Morse High grad 1931. Mrs Charles Mitchell visiting son Whitman Mitchell in Milan Street Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph P. Dunbar
Dike P. T. A
Dummer Street
Hermon Crocker
Fred Hoffman
Bangor
Dunbar
Arthur Gilmore
Darttrouth
Stanley Hilton, Jr
Charles Mitchell
Brackett Street
Portland
Mrs
Whitman Mitchell
Milan Street
West Bath Farm Bureau Holds All Day Session
West Bath Farm Bureau met at Miss Annie H. Trufant's home for an all day meeting with 16 members present. Miss Hortense Welch led the nutrition program, noon dinner was served by a committee, and Mrs. Loring D. Small chaired the business session. The group planned an October meeting on household buying and an October 31 Twin County Farm Burtt annual in Topsham. Visitors included Mrs. Agnes Woodworth and several members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Patterson
George
Dorchester
Mass
Lucy Patterson
Charles Waelde
Charles
Everett
Gertrude Munsey
Octavia Nute
Annie Boudin
Jessie D. Quinnam
Manchester
Farm Bureau
Jewett Dahlia Farm
Jewett
Lester Munsey
Bath
Ida Shea
D. M. Munsey
John Comeau
Cottage Hospital
Whitefield
West Bath
Charles T. Small
Arthur Brown
E. C. Donnell
Loring D. Small
Belle Donnell
Harris Rodick
Twin County Farm Burtt
Topsham
Joseph Day
Hugo Sandelin
Agnes Woodworth
Newton Highlands
Lincoln Williams
I. B. Neiley
Brown
Earle Lermond
MacDonald
Rodick
Morse Set for season opener vs Cheverus Fighting Irish
Morse faces Cheverus high's Fighting Irish in the 1935 season opener at Kelley field Saturday at 2 30 p m. Coach Aldie Smith's squad is more experienced than last year though veterans are few. Starting backfield likely Gaudet Thayer Chaney and Gallant with Gaudet handling passes and kicks. A rally at Morse High Friday will excite students for the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheverus High
Fighting Irish
Morse Grid
Kelley Field
Aldie Smith
Portland
Cheverus
Pat” Conley
Theriault
Conley
Smith
Brunswick
Brunswick High
Shipping City
Wilfred Gaudet
Harry Thayer
Hammy” Chaney
Alfred Gallant
Gaudet
Morse
Thayer
Bachelors Win From Benedicts At Court Street
A Saturday afternoon game saw the bachelors beat the benedicts 19 to 4 on Court Street. Hamlin had two base hits and a home run, W Stilphen and Lee added hits, with Arsenault to McKellar turning a double play and Plummer tallying strikeouts. Rameses I, Cony Highs ram mascot, won blue ribbon and junior champion prize at Lewiston State Fair. An enthusiastic voter boasted of marking all squares in support of the bridge referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin
W. Stilphen
Lee
Arsenault
McKellar
Plummer
Pennell
Rameses I
Cony High School
Simon M. Hamlin
Maine
Lewiston State Fair
Woolwich Community Calendar and Visits Report
Woolwich residents and visitors fill weekend with social events and religious services. Notable items include gatherings at Sagadahoc Ferry and Richmond, dances at Tuessie Hall, and a canning factory closing after a strong season. First Baptist Woolwich Center plans Sunday services with Rev. H. H. Bishop preaching both morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Club
Woolwich
Harry Fitch
Sagadahoc
Laura Farnham
Hoseetr
Lincoln Houdlette
Sagadahoc Ferry
Farmingdale
A. A. Houdlette
Richmond
Laura Stilphen
Woolwich Union For
Christian Service
Day's Ferry
William Elliot
Winchester
Mass
William G. Hubbard
Wiscasset
Marcia Stinson
Fred Carlton
Florence Carlton
Friends
Bath
Gordon Hayes
Dover
N. H
George
Walter Swank
Day’s Ferry
Ossian Dodge
Mary Dodge
North Berwick
Edward Strout
Topsham
Ivory Strout
Walter Gould
Somerville
William Gould
Montsw
Willing Workers Host Fall Church Clean Up
A large group at Montsweag church gathered for fall cleaning and a quilt making session. A community musicale Friday Sept 20 at 8 pm features xylophone solos by Albert Harmon of Brunswick and other numbers. free will offering for the piano fund. Sunday services at 10 30 am and 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Harmon
Brunswick
Junior Aid of Beacon Street Church Plans Brace of Meetings
The Junior Aid of Beacon Street Church met after the summer recess in the vestry to set plans for a special meeting next Monday at 7 30 PM. Seventeen members attended the first meeting of the season with reports from standing committees and a newly named flower and sick committee led by Mrs Archie Wishart. A Halloween party for the floral fund is planned in October. Officers and members will meet Thursday afternoon with President Mrs Wilbur H Crooker at her Park Street home to outline the year’s program with Rev Harley A Shattuck also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Archie Wishart
Alfred Bucknam
Sanford Nickerson
Fred D. Pinkham
Floral Fund
H. Martin Powers
Raymond C. Hart
Lula P. Herbert
Wilbur H. Crooker
Park Street
Harley
Universalists To Have Service Sunday In Portland
Resumption of preaching at the First Universalist church will start next Sunday morning with Rev. Roger Etz D D general superintendent of Universalist churches preaching. He comes to attend the State convention opening on the 22nd. A large congregation is hoped for as efforts aim to revive services at the long closed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist
Roger Etz
D. D
Universalist Churches
Portland
Funeral of Mrs George F Wallace
Funeral services for Mrs George F Wallace were held Tuesday afternoon at two in her late home 390 Washington Street Rev Charles H Berry pastor of Corliss Street Church of which the deceased was a member officiated Bearers were Lucian Ames Robert C Mitchell Charles E Ripley and Ernest Stinson Burial was in Oak Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Wallace
Washington Street
Charles H. Berry
Corliss Street Church
Lucian Ames
Robert C. Mitchell
Charles E. Ripley
Ernest Stinson
Oak Grove
Mrs Cyr Returns From Orono With Son Joseph
Mrs Joseph Cyr of Center Street extension returned Tuesday from Orono where on Monday she accompanied her son Joseph who has centered his sophomore year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cyr
Center Street Extension
Orono
Joseph
Fine Batting Record of Bath Clippers With Heart of Maine Marks
Bath Clippers led by manager Bill Gove boast strong batting this season with a .287 team average and multiple league records. Gove posted a .380 season mark with 10 doubles, while Paul Wilson finished .318 and led runs. Ernie Sarkis hit three triples and Linny Hayries had two circuit clouts. Omar stole 14 bases, five more than Gove and Wilson, who each had nine. Gove, Wilson, and Haynes played every game, as did others with notable performances despite inconsistencies in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wilson
Harry Ring
Gove
Ernie Sarkis
Linny
Hayriés
Hile Sarkis
King Ws
Circuit Cloits
Omar
Clippers
Wilson
Heart O' Maine
Sarkis
Wilson and
Haynes
Severy
Lees
Bath
Craige
H. Ring
Belanger
P. Hayes
Kirkpatrick
King
Red Cross conference emphasizes health living and youth programs
A Maine Red Cross meeting stressed personal health responsibility and community support. Talks covered disease prevention, immunization, eye and dental exams, goitre prevention, and the role of Junior Red Cross in schools. Sessions included group discussions, an enrollment skit, exhibits, and hospitality events hosted by local clubs and church groups.
Personal notes from Boston area residents and visitors
A survey of social updates includes Miss Joan Killarney returning from summer with relatives in Oak Street, Mrs. Herbert Morse and family visiting Naples, teachers Miss Harvey and Miss Thompson staying with the Cummings, and families moving to Boston from Willow Street. Also noted: hospital bedside hopes for Mrs. Stetson, visits of Stamford visitors, Morse High class elections, Knick Knack club meetings, and social events at the Morse home, with James Geiger preparing for Harvard Medical School after a week at the Morse residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Killarney
Alice Killarney
Boston
John Cummings
Oak Street
Herbert Morse
Herbert, Jr
Joan
Naples
Morse
Lewis Harmon
Mechanic Street
Mary Harvey
Portland
Anne Thompson
Mitchell School
John W. Cummings
Ralph G. Stetson
Lake Placid
Washington Street
Charlotte Wyman
A. A. Stott
Albert Somes
Reading
Mass
Somes
Morse High
Ruth Sprague
Edna Durant
Barbara Nickerson
Alfred Cormier
Wilfred Gaudet
Ronald Oulton
Glenn H. Easton, Jr
Knick Knack Club
Doris Lutz
Center Street Extension
Bernice Christiansen
Lutz
Helen Harford
Marion Safford
High Street
Clarence W. Morse
Charles H. Cahill
J. Edward Drake
Seth
Mullin
Eugene Shaw
Greenwich
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C. H Osborne
Everett A. Sherwood
Congregational Parsonage
Leona Weeks
Elizabeth Dodge
Camden
Wiscasset Academy
Charles Sherman Sowder
Joanna Evans
Edith McMahan
Treas
Martha Haskell
Marion Rines
Beverley Hamlin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Washington, D. C
Davis Island
Hobert
Miss Smith
Newton
Charles A. Day
A. W. Irvine
Bradford C. Redonnett
St. Philip's
Ira Redonnett
B. C. Redennett
Alvin W. Keirstead
Lincoln Home Fund
George M. Porter
Birch Point
Brookline
Bernice Lewis
Irving Lewis
Albert Jesse Bailey
Wilson Bailey
Charles S. Lowder
Quebec
Merle Day
Marston
Bernard McFadden
George Lincoln
Strand Theatre
Boothbay Harbor
Harvey R. Pease
Alan
Rockland
Anna Soule
Ethelyn Shey
Edward Evans
Raymond Quinnam
Crescent Beach
Jefferson
Irving Holbrook
South Braintree
I. C. C. Whitmore
M. A
Plumstead
Richard Plumstead
E. H. Drake
J. B. Knight
Wellesley Hills
Warren Grover
George Main
Main
Evelyn Hodgdon
Oneonda Normal School
Helen Hodgdon
Farmington Normal
Norridgewock High
Evelyn
Frank R. Hodgdon
Wilder Hobson
Mary
Hunter
Auburn
John Patterson
Madison
Idaho
Ted Patterson
Ill
Harland Trott
Medford
Elm Lodge
George W. Baynton
Ruth
Bayton
William E. Gorham
Federal Street
Lake Worth
Fla
W. Seaver Warland
England
Scotland
Charles H. Collins
North Edgecomb
Baltimore
Carroll S. Dunphe
Alexander W. Irvine
Collins
Broklyn
Bradford C. Redennett
Castine
Hutchins Brothers
Freeman D.southard
Roy R. Marston
Charles S. Sewall
William Grover
William Grover, Jr
Lillian D. Smith
Julia B. Lewis
David Faurer
Smith's Corner
Philadelphia
Lester Peters
Faurer
Turner White
Mr. White
James E. White
Sheepscot Road
Clifton Lewis
Alice Hayes
Allan Zook
Herman Fowles
South Windham
J. W. Fowles
Effie J. Poole
Branca
Mabel Nash
Jane Tucker
Joseph H. Smith
Julia E. Decker
Decker
Alfred E. Trott
Frank L. Decker
Charles E. Knight
Helen Heath
Main Street
DIKE
West Bath Farm Bureau
Morse High Grid
Benedicts
Court Street
Stonington
Poae
Linnegan
Montsweag
Junior Aid OF the
Beacon Street Church
Universalists
Mrs. Wallace
Bath Clippers
Heart OF Maine
Bill Gove
Jimmy Craige
Conference OF the Red Cross
Haven Sawyer
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Drake
Wilmer I. Voorhees
John W. Brown
Ruth H. Farnham
John C. Fitzgerald
J. Albert Redlen
Maurice T. Hathorne
Arthur W. Sewall
Seth S. Mullin
William H. Small
Frederick E. Drake
Langdon T. Snipe
Cecil E. Paine
Leroy F. Colby
Courtney E. Stover
Joseph O. Purdue
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Davidson
The
Roll Call
Frederick Payne
Augusta
Albert Greenlaw
Paul Bartlett
Bates College
Dorothy Elliott
Skowhegan
Harold L. Berry
Esther Baldwin
Laura Knowlton
National Red Cross
Charles T. Burnett
Bowdoin College
Henry T. Dubar
Moocles T. Hathorne
Edward V
Arthur Sewall
Jesse Thompson
Carolyn Moses
Cosmopolitan Club
Edwina M. Hall
Minnie A. White
Robert E. Wagner
Mrs. Wagner
Water Street
Wagner
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