Wiscasset News Highlights Local Weddings and Events
Walter Hodgkins Bailey and Gladys Natalie Grant wed at Getchell Street Baptist Church with local attendees listed. Community bridge parties for Lincoln Home benefits noted as well as Red Cross war relief totals of 2 212.95 from several towns. Wiscasset A C season closes with a 24 to 2 win over Boothbay Harbor Tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getchell Street Baptist Church
Waterville
Walter Hodgkins Bailey
Scott Bailey
Augusta
Gladys Natalie Grant
Warner T. Gifford
Wiscasset
Marcia Bailey
Harold Bailey
James Bailey
Clinton Bailey
Harvey T. Bailey
Carolyn Varney
Lincoln
Marvy Hobson
George Bemis
Grace Knight
Joseph E. Hubbard
Alice Taylor
Samuel J. Sewall
Clarence A. Peaslee
Mary Hobson
Hubbard
Miss Knight
Miss Taylor
Hobson
Peaslee
John Chase
Cate
North Edgecomb
Katherine Pinkham
George H. Bemis
George Chase
Charles M. Sigison
Hatch Hodgdon
Boothbay Harbor
Boothbay
Bath
Bath Iron Works
Hodgdon
Henry W Webb
Lincoln County
American Red Cross
Campaign For War Relief
Alna
Bremen
Damariscotta
Newcastle
Nobleboro
Waldoboro
Boothbay Region
Dresden Mills
Monhegan
Wiscasset A. C
Railroad Ball Park
Boothbay Harbor Tigers
Harriet Elizabeth Blagdon
Silas L. Blagdon
Hooper Street
Blagdon
John
Elizabeth Trussell
Cowley
George G. Chiera
Moatsweag Farm Bureau
Rose Baker
Woolwich
Esther L. Dunham
Alice Baker
Dorothy Wilson
Good Will Club
Flora Munsey
Eldena
Ella Dunton
Helena Hodgdon
Gladys Light
Joanna
Ora Parks
Elizabeth Hathorne
Jessie Colby
Madeline Colby
Richard
Gladys Sherman
Helen Crocker
Ethelyn Shea
Forest Baker
Patricia
Woodstock
Eva Gorham Wise
Edward Lowe
Paris
Guy Clarke
Dexter
G. W. Boynton
WE. Gorham
Federal Street
Chester Pendleton
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Bristol
Lawrence Marston
Edward
Malden
Muass
Roy R Marston
Fred R. Merry
Chester Merry
Wilder Merry
Tommy Huntehins
White Mountains
Charles Lee
Bar Harbor
Phil Munsey
St. Andrew's Hospital
Mr and Mrs Wade Tour New England and Albany Trip
Mr and Mrs Ernest Wade of 1270 Washington Street traveled Friday to Kezar Falls where they were overnight guests. They left Saturday for Boston to spend time there then plan a return through Ausable Chasm in New York and the White Mountains in New Hampshire before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wade
Washington Street
Kezar Falls
Boston
Albany
N. Y
Ausable Chasm
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Leonard Munsey
High Street
Earl Morang
Middle Street
State
Herbert Munsey
Somerville
Mass
Ernest Poulos
Witch Spring Hill
Bath-Brunswick
West Bath Social Roundup of Weekend Guests
Mrs J E Mayo and Joyce Stover joined Miss J Gertrude Silsby for dinner in West Bath. Multiple families and individuals travel or visit relatives in Bath, Southport, Glastonbury, Petersburg, Washington DC, New York, Boston and other towns, with hospital recoveries and several weekend stays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Mayo
Joyce Stover
J. Gertrude Silsby
Bath
Edward Burns
Southport
Carolyn Rogers
Hayden
Margaret Dillingham
Westbrook
A. B. Snow
Miss Dillingham
Mrs. Snow
George A. Booker
Albert Marriner
West Harpswell
Roger Pariseau
Larrabee’s Grove
Boston
James B. Lemont
Bath Memorial Hospital
Ernest Ward
Augusta
Scott Ward
Hardings
Agnes Woodworth
Lincoln Williams
Newton Highlands
Mass
Barbara Woodworth
Muriel Allen
Lawrence
Woodworth
Fred J. Rose
Harvey Dobbins
Chester King
Phippsburg
Marie Wiseman
Elmhurst
Long Island
N. Y
Clement Yates
Danvers
J. B. Lemont
New Meadows
William Mulhern
New York
Stella Mulhern
Alfred Hughes
Burlington
N. C
J. B. Cook
James Kaler
David
E. W. Haggett
Foster's Point Road
West Bath Farm Bureau Discusses Hand Work
West Bath Farm Bureau met at the grange hall with 13 members present to cover Designs in Handwork led by Mrs. E. C. Donnell. A dinner was served by Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Bryant, with cleanup by Mrs. Whittemore and Mr. Ripley. The next meeting is planned for Oct. 17 with Mrs. Arthur Brawn and others handling the Christmas Apron Box topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Charles Ripley
Loring D. Small
Arthur Brawn
Arthur Brown
Whittemore
William Davis
Ripley
Humphrey Owen
Joanna Hodgkins
D. O. Blaisdell
Small
Donnell
Thompson
Bryant
William Coombs
Sidney L. Eaton
Middle Street
Leon Eaton
Oak Street
Harold R. Shaw
Stephen F. Prentice
Mary Ella
Bristol
Moatsweag
Geraldine Rice
Nelson R. Rice
Sagadahoc Ferry
Baypath Institute
Springfield
Mass
Hartford
John Moore
Lester Knight
Walter Abbott
Edward Reed
Lindsay
Costello P. Hall
Lorraine Price
Paul A. Pitman
Wollaston
Sarah Leonard
Pitman
Day's Ferry
Leonard
Dorothy
Eleanor Pitman
Rose Baker
Moatsweag Farm Bureau
Nequasset
Esther Dunham
Alice Baker
Woolwich
Neal Wilson
Bath
Maurice Shea
Good Will Club
Earl Colby
Helen Goss
Gladys Light
Richard
Jessie Colby
Dunton
Florence Munsey
Helena Hodgdon
Joan
Gladys Sherman
Wiscasset
Elizabeth Hathorne
Wilbur Crocker
Charles Parks
Fibbers Night Observed by West Bath Grange
Fibber's Night at West Bath Grange featured E. Mason Wright winning first prize with other participants including Arthur C. Lemont Eddie Jenks Bird A. Shellenbarger and judges Mrs. Fred K. Sturtevant Mrs Bessie Snow and Mrs Armstrong. A reading by Mrs. D Wallace McDonald and program items plus God Bless America closed. 33 attended with four visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
E. Mason Wright
Arthur C. Lemont
Eddie Jenks
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Lucy Armstrong
Annie Williams
Herbert Simpson
Fred K. Sturtevant
Bessie Snow
Armstrong
Betty Botter
D. Wallace McDonald
Red Cross cautions on carbon monoxide dangers in cold weather
The American Red Cross warns that about 800 people die annually from carbon monoxide poisoning and lists safety steps for motorists and households as cold weather begins. Do not run engines in enclosed spaces, ventilate if gas smells, and ensure furnaces and pipes are clear of obstructions.
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American Red Cross
N. E. Bakers Hold Sebasco Meeting
The Maine division of the New England Bakers Association and Allied Tradesmen held its Fall meet at Sebasco Lodge. About 100 members and spouses enjoyed seaside activities with dancing, boat rides, surf, golf, and a varied program over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
New England Bakers Association and Allied Tradesmen
Sebasco Lodge
Woolwich Union Adds Sunday Services At Nequasset and Sagadahoc
The Woolwich Union for Christian Service announces morning services Sunday at Day's Ferry church at 9 45 and Nequasset at 11 15 with Sunday school at 10. An evening song service is planned at Sagadahoc Ferry at 7 30. Mrs. Charles Leavitt of 12 Fisher Court is bedridden with a badly bruised ankle after a Friday crash near her car. she and her husband were taken to Bath with X rays at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Charles Leavitt
Fisher Court
Dornham
Leavitt
George Carlton
Philadelphia
Fred Carlton
Sagadahoc Ferry
Charles Chase
Brookline
Mass
Samuel Buck
Day's Ferry
Forest Baker
Bruce
Darnell
Patricia
Solon
Ray Rice
Woolwich
Charlotte Buck
Woolwich Union 48 Meets. Social Studies Focus
A Woolwich Union 48 meeting at Sagadahoc Ferry schoolhouse drew 23 teachers with Supt. Stanwood Gilman, Mrs. Susan Snipe, and Wilson Bailey. Rural supervisor Gladys Spearin Patrick spoke on Social Studies followed by talks on motivation history and school subjects by local staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union 48
Arrowsic
Georgetown
Woolwich
Westport
Phippsburg
Sagadahoc Ferry
Stanwood Gilman
Susan Snipe
Wilson Bailey
Gladys Spearin Patrick
Augusta
Frank J. Walker
Arrowsie
Louise Reynolds
Florence Temple
Ruth Trueworthy
Winnegance
Merle Jameson
Clayton Armstrong
Lennie Stilphen
Horace Gilpatrick
Dresden
Harold Roberts
C. E. Bousfield
Baptist Ladies Aid
Bousfield
Vinalhaven
John Gilmore
Maxine Walker
Swampscott
Mass
Loring Maybury
Boston
Eleanor Lawrence
Cambridge
William Sheldon
Susanna Bluffs
Gertrude Gilmore
Frank Carter
Livermore Falls
Earl Ryan
Washington, D. C
Fred L. Carlton
Samuel Hathorne
Gilbert Hathorne
Bar Harbor
Hubert Eldred
Bath
William Carlton
Walter van Nelson
Samuel P. Buck
Oakley Stinson
New York
Winship A. Reed
Caroline Lee Verdelson
Charlotte Buck
Day's Ferry
Marcia Stinson
Albion Corliss
Sizel Howard
Carle Longfellow
Charles Chase
Lizel Howard
VerNelson
Wilbur Hagan
Skowhegan
Julia Bailey
George W. Shaw
Bay Point community notes show elections and gatherings
Voters in Bay Point went to the polls last week for a Republican victory and a dry outcome. The piece also records birthday parties, bus services to Bath, school reopenings, summer post office closure, visits by locals and guests, and residents traveling to Lewiston and Rowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Point
Louis W. Dietrich, Jr
Minnegrams
William Adams
H. S. Keen
Edgar D. Leavitt
Bath
Cushman Bakery
Mr. Carlisle
Georgetown
Alex Cunningham
Stephanie Jay Ethier
Stephen Ethier
Gilbert Head
Gwendolyn
Barbara Hanna
Hastings-on-Hudson
Lewiston
Swift
Agnes Peabody
Hastings
New York
Robert Fry
George Moses
Cynthia Ann
Harry
Harold White
Dedham
Mass
Rockledge
William Wallace
Jackson
Popham Beach
Tuesay
Everett Hillier
Dana
Rowley
Clarence Kneeland
Sylvia Warren
Five Islands
Maurice Burns
Sturgis Leavitt
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
N. C
Leavitt
John Holt
Kennebec
the Willows
Long Island
Eleanor McCue
Ruth LeMoine
Harry Stone
Howard Nash
Frank LeClair
Harold Dowling
Fred Tobey
Leslie Bailey
Dresden Mills
Maple Lodge
Woolwich Grange Elects New Overseer and Plans Events
At the Woolwich Grange weekly meeting Overseer Almion Soule resigned and was replaced by Curtis Pearson for the year. The group announced hosting Sagadahoc Pomona on Sept 25 and Booster night on Oct 2 with public invitation. They discussed short play contests and possible Friday dances. An invitation from Huntoon Hill Grange was accepted for Neighbor night Sept 24. Mildred G. Nichols begins vacation with trips to Washington DC New York and Massachusetts after brief leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange
Almion Soule
Curtis Pearson
Sagadahoc Pomona
Grange Hall
Huntoon Hill Grange
Wiscasset
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Harvey R. Pease
Virginia
Marilyn Petrie
Melrose
Neal Creamer
Mr. Creamer
Frank A. Creamer
Clara Lou Stinson
Gardiner
Sewall
Cyril Grant
Mr. Grant
Mrs. Kierstead
H. S. Potter
Joe Smith
Frances Sortwell
Potter
Sidney G. Evans
Clay Partridge Club
Poland Spring House
Morris Foye
Medford
Geissler
Munsey
John L. Blagdon
Minnie Lewis
Fessenden Chase
Virginia Pease
Ellsworth Holbrook
Raymond Sherman
Canada
Elmer Hilton
Squirrel Island
Bridgton
Belfast
Evans
Edward Evans
Orono
Miss Evans
University of Maine
Walter Sherman
Harold S. Sherman
Becker College
Worcester
Peas
Stanton A. Sherman
West Bath Farm Bureau
Aubrey Steen
Park Street
Aroostook County
Red Cross
N. E. Bakers
Sebasco
Ida Miller
Hodgkins Store
Edward Daley
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Hannah McCole
Theresa Dutton
Millicent Thomas
Mabel Burgess
Mary McEliman
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Dorothy M. Milliken Noble
Carleton W. Andrews
Victor Pinkham
Frank J. Farrin
Wilbra E. Billings
Nlorace W. Ward
Woolwich Union
Clarence Tanner
Robert
Russell
Emma Bickford
Wiscasset Road
Lemuel Preble
Rosa Shea
North Woolwich
Christmas Cove
Holly Inn
Mildred G. Nichols
Sagadahoc