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Wonder House... contiued from page 1 the house. “Just like Lincoln did, with a large The rest is history: they basin of cold water, soap, a face Damariscotta, Maine SECTION B October 4, 2018 purchased the house in January cloth, and a towel.” and began working to replace the Collins, Dyer, and Long owned a Real Estate: Pages 1-4 Classifieds: Pages 5-7 TV: Page 8 Church: Page 9 plumbing, the electrical wiring, home in Portland, where they lived and the roof, and to renovate and before moving to Wiscasset. Their remodel the interior of the home, Portland home sold shortly after it which had fallen into disarray. was put on the market. They began AppleFest offers face-painting, food, friends Before beginning the repairs, the moving their antique furniture to new owners invited their friends to their new home when repairs and renovations permitted. AppleFest is Saturday, Oct. see their new home. 13 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Half of their friends asked them Over the past few months, they have installed new hardwood floors Nobleboro Historical Center and if they had taken leave of their the Nobleboro Central School gym. senses. The other half, who shared to replace those with water damage from a leaky roof, sanded floors that The yellow road signs on Route 1, their enthusiasm for historic “Apple in a Pie” and “Don’t Drive homes, congratulated them on their could be saved, painted walls and ceilings, and decorated the home By,” are for a community event foresight in the purchase. where one can sit back, relax, chat Although they purchased the with mid-19th-century furniture. The house was built in 1852. with friends, and enjoy music by home in January, it was not ready Playin’ Possum, turkey sandwiches for occupancy until June. The first “There is no new furniture in this house,” Collins said. “The for lunch, dozens of homemade two weeks after they moved in, they apple pies, the Nobleboro Central had no running water. only things that are new are the appliances.” The new owners of the former Musical Wonder House in Wiscasset School eighth-grade food table, When a friend from South relax in the music room with their dogs. From left: Dana Long, Michael Kieve-Wavus’ Leadership School Carolina called and asked how “What would be the sense in having this beautiful furniture and Collins, and Dan Dyer. (Charlotte Boynton photo) kids face-painting and games, things were going in their new Beth’s apples and cider, local home, Collins told her it was a great not using it?” he said. collection: a music box they found The full restoration will take time. Collins said owners of historic vendor and nonprofit tables, high- feeling to know they were living like at Christie’s Auction House in New homes in Wiscasset should consider quality and unique crafts, and at Abraham Lincoln lived. “We worked seven of the last 12 York, and a piano from the Fairfield years on our home in the Portland offering tours of their homes and least 80 silent auction items. When he told her they had been Antique Mall. gardens to raise money for the The crafts are always fun and living without running water for the area,” Long said. “It will take at “It is the piano that came home,” least another seven years here.” preservation of the town’s history. handmade. This year, there’s a new past two weeks, she asked, “How do Collins said. When they saw the He said he would like to see horse- lobster claw, Santa Moose, along The Kieve-Wavus Leadership School staff will do face-painting for kids you take your baths?” Collins said, They plan improvements to the piano in Fairfield and decided they at AppleFest on Saturday, Oct. 13 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. grounds as well as the building, drawn carriage rides for visitors with pine cone angels, and lobster- had to have it for their new home, to shop and see historic sites, with claw witches and puffins. There are including an English Colonial colored, weatherproof markers items. they didn’t know it had a connection Christmas carolers on the street Sally Hough’s painted pumpkins garden in their backyard with are designed to go on the outside AppleFest supports scholarships to the home. corner at Christmastime. and Laurie McBurnie’s adorable a cobblestone driveway where of the house. These signs are for for Nobleboro residents and The driver who delivered the The new owners have a nickname knit apple caps for little kids. Jean they will park a horse carriage, all houses, not just historical ones. society members, along with piano told them he had removed for their new home. They call it Thurston, a skilled tole painter, currently in the backyard. The name on the marker can be classes for Nobleboro Central it from the home. When they told Miss Scarlett, after the character created lovely painted wood boxes. Captain William Clark built that of the original owner or of a School students, programs for the the driver where to put the piano, in the classic film “Gone with the The unique Maine flashlight is the home that would become the more recent owner. One can come public, and preserving the history the driver looked at them and said, Wind.” The 1939 Civil War drama back again, along with many other Musical Wonder House in 1852. to the historical society table to see of Nobleboro. The Nobleboro “This is the room I took the piano focuses on a Southern belle, Scarlett big and small creations, like the Clark built it as a two-family house Nobleboro postcards. Central School eighth-graders raise from.” O’Hara, played by Vivian Leigh. handsome sock snowmen. with identical sides: one for him and The list of silent auction money for their class project, too. “I got goose bumps when he told Although they say Miss Scarlett The historical society’s table his wife, and one for his daughter. items will be online at Nobleboro Central School is located us that,” Collins said. is taking up lot of their time, along has maps, books, and notepads, In 1913, Clark’s son-in-law took nobleborohistoricalsociety.org. at 198 Center St., and the historical The new owners said they with Wild Burritos, the trio has and offers house markers or down the wall between the sides The website doesn’t allow bidding, center, located right in front of it, consider themselves fortunate to more plans for Wiscasset: they aim plaques, celebrating the history of and united the building into one but one can choose which items has many items that tell the story have the opportunity to restore the to open the Village Tavern on Main Nobleboro homes by showing the home. According to Collins, the one wants to bid on. Generous of Nobleboro’s past. For more home and preserve it for future Street before Christmas. date when one’s house was built and ownership of the home stayed in local businesses and other donors information, call Mary Sheldon at generations. “It truly is a gem,” the name. The attractive, cream- the Clark family until 1962, when Collins said. have once again contributed great 563-5376. Danilo Konvalinka bought it. Konvalinka’s Musical Wonder House, a museum and repair shop

for antique music boxes and player e C ing pianos, opened in 1963 and operated i T o r is D through 2014, when its collection L on C was liquidated and the house went ew P inTown ew n n The flying staircase in the former into foreclosure. Musical Wonder House dates to 1913. Collins, Dyer, and Long were able The building’s new owners plan to to acquire two pieces that were refinish the staircase in the near once in the Musical Wonder House future. (Charlotte Boynton photo)

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The new owners of the former Musical Wonder House have restored LEE SIMARD n KEN GRAy n LORRIE ZEINER n ANNE PEASLEE n DEBBy SCHLING n DENNIS HILTON n KIRSTEN INGRAM n CLINT MILLER n DAvID HAGAN the building’s parlor to its original grandeur and furnished it with period KEITH RADONIS n DEBI FOx n SARA ROGERS n CARMEN REED n DEAN JACOBS n PATTI BROWN n BILL BRyNES n JuDI SIMONSON furniture. (Charlotte Boynton photo)

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From left: State Rep. Erik Jorgensen, D-Portland; Gov. Paul LePage, R-Maine; Maine Medical Center Members of Lincoln County Indivisible rally in opposition to President President and CEO Rich Petersen; Secretary of State Matt Dunlap; Madison Westrich (hidden), Barbara Donald Trump’s nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. Bush Children’s Hospital plate co-sponsors Kim Westrich (hidden) and Joe Westrich; Barbara Bush Children’s (Maia Zewert photo) Hospital patient and plate volunteer Molly Amann; and Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital plate volunteers Nick Nicholas and Jack Nicholas. The Central Maine Community College/LincolnHealth Nursing School Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital Class of 2020. specialty license plate available Central Maine Community

The Barbara Bush Children’s are pleased to offer this specialty advocacy and their signatures,” said College/LincolnHealth Hospital specialty registration plate, plate as a way for people to show Maine Medical Center President and which became available on Monday, their support for The Barbara Bush CEO Rich Petersen. “We appreciate Nursing School expands Oct. 1, supports the health of Maine Children’s Hospital and contribute everyone who has had a part in To help meet the demand for nurses different field,” McCoy said. “As children and families. to its ongoing work of caring for our making this plate available, including in Lincoln County, the Central Maine a child, I had health problems and Families whose children have children.” the Legislature, the governor, and Community College/LincolnHealth remember how one nurse can make received care at The Barbara Bush The plate costs $20 and the annual the families of our patients, who Opponents of Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court of Nursing School has expanded. a huge difference. I want to be able to Children’s Hospital at Maine Medical renewal fee is $15. Ten dollars from understand how important this kind the United States protest on the Damariscotta-Newcastle bridge Sept. 23. “There is a shortage of nurses in build those relationships and make a Center joined hospital leaders, every plate sold and $10 from every of community support is to improving (Maia Zewert photo) Maine and throughout the country,” difference for my future patients.” lawmakers, Gov. Paul R. LePage, renewal will go directly to The the health of Maine’s children.” said registered nurse Christine Nursing school student Melissa and Maine Secretary of State Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital, The Barbara Bush Children’s By Maia Zewert writing letters and visiting Collins’ Anderson, vice president of patient Baker was on a 1 ½-year-long wait Matt Dunlap on Friday, Sept. 28 to making a difference in the lives of Hospital license plate was Opponents of Judge Brett office. care services and chief nursing list for two nursing schools. When celebrate the availability of the new Maine children and their families. unanimously supported by the Maine Kavanaugh’s nomination to the “There’s a misconception that officer of LincolnHealth. “When she got a call saying there was an specialty license plate benefitting For instance, community donations Legislature and signed by LePage on Supreme Court rallied on the the opposition is from the big cities we found out there were nearly 140 open spot in Damariscotta, she was the children’s hospital. The Barbara are entirely responsible for the April 19. “There is no better symbol Damariscotta-Newcastle bridge and that she’s safe in rural areas,” people aspiring to be registered willing to move from Portland. Bush Children’s Hospital registration funding of the Angel Ambulance of the gifts First Lady Barbara Bush Sept. 23. Josephs said. “We’re trying to let nurses on a wait list at Central “I found my interest in a health plate will be available at Maine Program at The Barbara Bush gave to the people of Maine and our care career when I was spending a Lincoln County Indivisible her know that even in Republican Maine Community College, we knew Bureau of Motor Vehicles branch Children’s Hospital. The ambulances nation than this hospital that cares lot of time at Maine Medical Center organized the protest. The group Lincoln County, the oldest county we needed to open our doors to more offices and at select town offices in transport more than 250 babies and for our children,” said LePage. comforting a sick family member,” formed after the 2016 presidential in the oldest state …we’re watching students.” Maine. children each year to Maine’s only “It is fitting that this year, as we By adding an additional clinical Baker said. “I ended up enrolling in election and has more than 500 what she does, and we will be voting “The Barbara Bush Children’s children’s hospital so that they may remember and celebrate the life of nurse educator, registered nurse the free certified nursing assistant members, according to member and based on that.” Hospital has played a major role in benefit from a higher level of care. this wonderful woman, Maine issues Newcastle resident Nigel Calder. It is Sandy Fuller, the program could class through Maine Medical Center, Mary Voskian, of Bremen, echoed and had a job in the intensive care the lives of many Maine families, and “The Barbara Bush Children’s a license plate that raises funds a chapter of a national progressive accept six additional students, for a Josephs’ statements while holding unit as soon as I graduated. While its local convenience and expertise is Hospital specialty license plate is for The Barbara Bush Children’s advocacy organization. total of 14 students. In addition to the a sign that said “No Kavanaugh or working as a CNA, I began taking a comfort to all Mainers who know the culmination of years of work Hospital, continuing her legacy of Calder said he and others critical shortage of nurses in Maine, we can depend on the hospital in from thousands of Mainers who giving.” No Collins.” general education classes and are “totally outraged” by the there is also a shortage of nurse our time of need,” said Dunlap. “We have provided their support, their Families of former patients “If she votes for him, then in educators. applying for nursing programs. I events surrounding Kavanaugh’s were among the plate’s biggest the next election we will throw “I have always been interested in am so thankful to be enrolled in the nomination, including accusations advocates and spoke passionately our support behind her opponent,” being a nurse educator,” said Fuller, Central Maine Community College/ of sexual misconduct. Kavanaugh at a legislative hearing about the Voskian said. who has worked in LincolnHealth’s LincolnHealth Nursing School.” impact The Barbara Bush Children’s has denied the accusations. Holding a sign that read intensive care unit for the past 10 For more information about Hospital has had on their lives. The Calder and others hope to “Lifetime Appointment, Lifetime years and taught advanced cardiac LincolnHealth, go to lincolnhealthme. Westrich family, of Wiscasset, whose convince U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, Accountability,” Newcastle life support to her peers for several org. For more information about daughter, Madison, spent time at The R-Maine, to vote against the resident Stephanie Nelson said the years. “I am honored to help teach Central Maine Community College, Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital nomination. appointment is “too important to these students and share my passion go to cmcc.edu. when she was 2 years old, was among “What will it take for her to say not do something.” for nursing with them.” those celebrating the plate’s release no?” Calder said. He held a sign “It’s a lifetime appointment, and Nursing school is not easy, Fuller on Friday. that read “Please Hear Us Senator if the candidate needs to be rushed noted. “Balancing school, work, and “I cannot express the feeling Collins.” through, then that’s a problem,” a home life is a challenge for most students,” she said. “I hope to ease of comfort my family and I have Damariscotta resident Kate Nelson said. fears while preparing these students experienced with the medical Josephs, who chairs the Lincoln The Sept. 23 protest served two to be the most compassionate, treatment and care from the staff County Indivisible Steering purposes, Josephs said. at The Barbara Bush Children’s Committee, said the group has been patient-centered nurses possible.” “It’s a message to (Collins), but For nursing school student Hospital,” Kim Westrich said. “They also to the people here that it’s have become like family to us. A Shannon McCoy, of Rockport, this time to wake up and pay attention opportunity was a reason to move license plate for The Barbara Bush Make to what’s happening,” Josephs Children’s Hospital is an investment back to Maine. “I grew up in Maine, said. “It’s time to get involved and but had been living out of state for in our children and our children’s reservations for go vote.” seven years pursing a degree in a children here in Maine.” HOUSE FOR SALE From left: Joe Westrich, Kim Westrich, Madison Westrich, Meaghan For more information about how turkey supper McNamara, Cheryl Herbert, Lorraine McElwain, Jack Nicholas, Molly one can purchase a Barbara Bush Route 32 in Round Pond, ME Amann, Nick Nicholas, Kerri Nicholas, Matt Parks, Colleen Amann, and Children’s Hospital license plate, go in Bremen 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car Steve Betters. to bbch.org/licenseplate. RiveRview Condo garage, on an acre plus. 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The Community Energy On Saturday-Monday, Oct. 6-8, Community Energy Fund, Todd Fund then contacts a local energy Boothbay Railway Village, along Real Estate Maurer and Robert Clifford, will supplier to schedule and pay for a with the Boothbay Information represent the organization as delivery. Center, will once again showcase ~ The fund may also be used to help grand marshals for the Giant the artistic talents and creative Pumpkin Parade through the Twin families who encounter unexpected spirit of Maine at the 51st annual Lincoln County Villages to be held on Saturday, Oct emergencies that are beyond the Fall Foliage Festival. The Boothbay 6, starting at 2:15 p.m. need for energy assistance alone. Railway Village grounds will bustle Property Transfers A while back, in Damariscotta, Critical financial hardships arise as dozens of artists and makers several friends gathered at a local from time to time due to life’s of fine art, crafts, and homemade pub for food and conversation. In circumstances, for example, illness, items take center stage on the The following property transfers III; the course of the evening, the talk surgery, loss of job, or other related Village Green surrounded by the Edgecomb: were recorded recently at the Gerry E. Tompkins to turned to stories about individuals emergencies, and the fund may be historic buildings and structures of Lincoln County Courthouse in Gerry E. Tompkins Tr. and Gerry experiencing difficulty in addressing used in special cases to address the Boothbay Railway Village. Wiscasset: E. Tompkins Revocable Trust; their everyday needs during such needs on a selective one-time Boothbay: Kevin T. Emberley Jefferson: Jennifer Hensley to the harsh winter. Subsequently, basis. and Laurie J. Emberley to Deborah Jennifer Hensley Tr. and Bush the friends focused on how the Donations can be unrestricted, Harvest party Schiffinger; Nicholas Gleysteen Family Trust; Deane E. Deshon Tr., community as a whole was likewise and thus used for anyone in need, and Paula M. Gleysteen to David B. Caroline S. Deshon Tr., and Deane affected. They understood the pulse or restricted, and directed to an on Oct. 14 at The sound of the train’s steam whistle resonating throughout the crisp Sherman and Deanna S. Sherman; E. And Caroline S. Deshon Living of the coastal communities and individual or individuals identified fall air reminds guests that this is not one’s typical crafts show. (Photo Linda R. Guite and Lynda R. Guite Trust to Eileen M. McCarthy Tr., further understood that for many, by the donor – employees, neighbors, Pumpkin Vine courtesy Bob Crink) to Charles Skupniewicz and Dee Eileen M. McCarthy Trust, Jeffrey temporary financial hardship is a co-workers, etc. – or to a specific Fabulous food, artisan Van Donselaar; Maria Brancato to J. Zellers Tr., and Orchard Trust; fact of life. So they decided to do town. beautiful coastline. While in the Peter Meyer; Raymond J. Curran Newcastle: Maine State Grange demonstrations, live music, and a region, one should be sure to check something to help. The Community Energy children’s corner (Saturday only), to Annemarie L. Kurzius; Durwood P. of H. to Verne V. Verney and After evaluating the situation’s Fund is a registered 501(c)(3) out the Damariscotta Pumpkinfest C. Lewis to Shawn J. Murray; Tracy Verney; sponsored by the Boothbay Harbor & Regatta, which takes place on many issues and possible solutions, nonprofit organization. One Memorial Library and the Boothbay Molly Pitcher Harrison and Dean Nobleboro: Robert B. Gregory Pr. they decided that providing hundred percent of all donations the same weekend just 15 minutes Harrison to Sheila A. Balog; and Irvin H. Bond Est. to Priscilla Sea and Science Center, will add away. Other stops on Maine’s unrestricted funds wasn’t the is used for charitable purposes, to the fun of this family tradition. Boothbay Harbor: Kathi C. Horst; Ellis Bond to Priscilla C. answer – the needs were simply too all administrative functions are Pumpkin Trail include Freeport M. Pawlowski and Kathi M. Horst; Robert Earle Ralph Bellows Rides on the narrow-gauge steam and the Maine Maritime Museum numerous and varied, and it would voluntary, and overhead and related train and the opportunity for guests Schandelmeier to Scott A. Wallace and Deborah Moody Bellows to take enormous energy to vet the costs are covered by the continuing in Bath. and Susan M. Wallace; Lloyd H. Megan L. Verney and Brett K. to explore exhibits detailing Maine’s myriad requests and to respond to generosity of the community. railroad heritage, interpreting Whitney Tr., Barter Donald Tr., Verney; each appropriately. Since 2005, 3,353 families have Andrew Speed Tr., and Floyd E. South Bristol: Dwayne L. Seiders village life, and displaying more The solution they developed – in been served, totaling $1,374,693.89. than 60 antique automobiles set Heller Tr. to Donald Barter Tr., to Jessica A. Leeman, Jenny L. the form of the Community Energy That is a lot of love from a little Floyd E. Heller Tr., Robert T. Pendleton, and Dwayne J. Seiders; this event apart. Fund – partners with the towns of seacoast community. So when Festival hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Haslam Tr., and H. Wyman Howard Joanne L. Oliver to Brenda Feltis Lincoln County to identify those Maurer and Clifford roll past during Tr.; West Harbor Associates Inc. and Leeann Sullivan; David on Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. families in need, especially those the parade, be sure to let them know on Sunday and Monday. Admission to West Harbor LLC; Jeri K. Eon Sr. to Paul Eon; Randall not otherwise served by assistance how much they are appreciated. Hutchings to Fred H. Hutchings; D. Williamson and Rachel B. is $4. Children 12 and under and Harold Fairfield and Frances Williamson to Samira M. Hasan Boothbay Railway Village museum Bradford Fairfield to Michael Tr., Matthew W. Redding Tr., and members are free. Steam train D. Leonard; Angela M. Imhof to Matthew W. Redding And Samira Garden club to host program tickets are an additional $5 each Angela M. Imhof and Michele L. M. Hasan Revocable Trust; Samuel (and free for museum members). Imhof; Beverly B. Espinosa Tr. Blaisdell Farrin to Matthew W. on cottage gardening Parking is free both in the museum’s and Edward J. Maude Revocable Redding And Samira M. Hasan main parking lots and the special Living Trust to William C. Holly Revocable Trust, Matthew W. impact on Orzel as a 12-year-old. event parking lot across Route 27, and Emily Anne E. Holly; Redding Tr., and Samira M. Hasan In addition to the story, she fell next door to T & D Variety. Bristol: Michael R. Brow and Tr.; in love with the beauty and magic Keiran Roopchand presses Contact Boothbay Railway Micheal R. Brow to Michael R. Southport: William Gregory of the cottage garden. During her apples. Village for more information at 633- Brow and Sirena A. Brow; Michael Cullina and Melissa Dow Cullina talk, Orzel will cover the essentials 4727, or go to railwayvillage.org/ Every Columbus Day weekend for H. Moss and Constance M. Moss to to Alfred M. Norton III and Susan of cottage, aka English, garden Members of the public are events. Boothbay Railway Village more than a half-century, Boothbay Mark Edward Taylor and Kimberly A. Norton; John T. Heald Jr. and design, with emphasis on how to invited to come and celebrate is located at 586 Wiscasset Road/ Railway Village’s Village Green Dianne Taylor; Jean Deering Piper Martha F. Heald to Martha F. Heald choose plants, colors, and textures the harvest with the farmers of Route 27 in Boothbay. has welcomed dozens of vendors of Meakin to Stephanie L. Shocki and Tr. and John T. Heald Jr. Tr.; to create romantic, ethereal Somerville on Sunday, Oct. 14 from The Fall Foliage Festival is just handmade items and fabulous food John W. Gomez; Josiah B. Stinson Waldoboro: Kendall Delano Sr., spaces. She will discuss the 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Pumpkin Vine one stop along Maine’s Pumpkin along with a wide variety of live to Sarah L. Stinson; Roberta M. Delano, and Kendall importance of structure and how to Family Farm, at 217 Hewitt Road in Trail, a partnership celebrating entertainment. (Photo courtesy Bob Damariscotta: John Heller to Delano Jr. to 2090 Atlantic Highway achieve that intangible, whimsical Somerville. history, art, and giant fruit along 40 Crink) John D. Heller and Aubree C. Heller; LLC; Michael F. Riley Jr., Michael sentimentality the cottage garden The farmers market at Pumpkin miles of what may be Maine’s most SSR II LLC to R. A. Cummings Inc.; F. Riley, and Gail A. Riley to is known for. For more information, Vine Family Farm is organizing a Erin C. Keeton to Erin C. Keeton Michael F. Riley Jr. and Heidi K. go to bowerybeachfarm.com. special event to share the flavors and Ryan Keeton; Straghan; Following the program, tea of fall, along with some seasonal Land for SaLe Dresden: Wilhelmine Dennis Wiscasset: Mark Warner to John and cookies will be served by this activities for all ages to enjoy. Sand Oakes Tr., Wilhelmine Heuer Dennis Sowles; David S. MacDonald to Vito month’s tea committee: Nancy Hill Farm will be roasting garlic, Revocable Trust, and Wendy-Lou Longobardi; First National Bank Chick, Miriam Gryga, Blanche eggplant, and squash on the grill, Kastrenos Tr. to Fulton D. Oakes to Daniel O’Connell and Janice Johnson, and Patsy Fales. All and Briggs Farm will be making III; Wilhelmine Dennis Oakes O’Connell; Donna Waterman to are welcome to attend and new Swedish meatballs. Tr., Wilhelmine Heuer Dennis Donna Leah Powers Waterman members can join at any time. One can pick up some unique Revocable Trust, and Wendy-Lou Trust and Donna Leah Powers heirloom squash – edible and Kastrenos Tr. to Fulton D. Oakes Waterman Tr. Kelly Orzel, of Bowery Beach ornamental – from Crystal Lake Farm, will be the next speaker at Cooperative Farm and Nursery. Take a turn at the Old Bristol Garden Club. the cider press or make a mosaic ministry with multicolored heirloom corn. Brian Papineau joins The next meeting of the Old And don’t forget the walking shoes Beautiful summer sunsets over the water come with this gorgeous, Bristol Garden Club will be held level home site on the eastern shore of the Damariscotta River in low People to People is a cooperative and a camera – the Pumpkin Vine Mid-Coast Energy Systems on Thursday, Oct. 11 at 1:30 p.m. at ministry of Lincoln County churches Farm trail offers breathtaking tax South Bristol. Watch eagles soar overhead and seals swim off the Second Congregational Church, from the School of Engineering at and other donors. The ministry views of the fall leaves. Who knows? shore. Enjoy gentle frontage for a dock or just putting your kayak in. 51 Main St., Newcastle. Following University of Maine, Orono in the offers clothing and household items A friendly goat might even go along There is a new year round driveway and underground power to the a short business discussion, Kelly same field. According to Papineau, from 4-6 p.m. every Monday year for a hike. site. Don’t miss this rare opportunity! $369,000 Orzel, of Bowery Beach Farm in with degree in hand, he asked local round as of Sept. 4. Learn more at Cape Elizabeth, will present a tradespeople for names of solid, Located in the basement of pumpkinvinefamilyfarm. program called “Designing Your James Cosgrove reputable companies to work for Damariscotta Baptist Church, com, or email info@ Cottage Garden.” Broker and Mid-Coast Energy Systems People to People accepts clean, pumpkinvinefamilyfarm.com or Orzel is an author, girl-farmer, was recommended to him several usable donations at any time. call 549-3096 for more information. 207.380.9307 garden speaker, master gardener, times. Clothing, blankets, bedding, and life-long grower of green eDg e CoMB - MoTiVaT e D Serving Maine’s Papineau says he has always curtains, baby furniture, and small things. With more than 20 years of been fascinated with electricity housewares in working order are 3 BR house, new roof, new septic experience and a master’s degree Midcoast and that interest led him to study most welcome. & appliances & more. in horticulture, her obsession for engineering. When asked what For more information, call Lease with option or owner finance plants and flowers has culminated he likes most about working for Shirley Tibbetts at 563-5511. was $129,900 now only $99,900 in Bowery Beach Farm. As a Mid-Coast Energy Systems, he 737-6063 sustainable, organic farmer Orzel confirmed that “it’s the people specializes in culinary herbs, Brian Papineau involved -- both colleagues and dahlias, and scented geraniums. She customers. I enjoy helping people, travels throughout New England Mid-Coast Energy Systems and I feel like a team player here.” Karen Farnsworth * Mary Jane Smith speaking on her favorite garden- 1530 Atlantic Highway, Waldoboro in Damariscotta is pleased to A Boothbay Harbor native, related topics. Her first book, “The Tara Oliver * William Bradford II announce that Brian Papineau has Papineau spends a lot of his time www.lashrealtygroup.com • 207-832-7885 Backyard Gardener,” on organic joined its estimating department. there working on his family’s Salt kitchen gardening, was published expect success * integrity * results Papineau graduated from River Farm. List with LASH and see results! Southern Maine Community College in 2017. with an associate degree in electrical “The Secret Garden,” by Frances oPen HoUse 250 Old County Road, Waldoboro - Cleared lot engineering technology. He went You can get Hodgson Burnett, made a huge saturday, october 6th, 10 a.m. - noon consisting of over 7-1/2 acres with 1,500 feet of road frontage on Old County Road which is a paved public road. on to earn a bachelor’s degree this space from Property has a 20’ X 22’ barn type structure which serves as Duck Puddle Pond route 1 a shelter for 4 head of cattle. Easy access to the Bremen Road 375’ of frontage. 5 acres which leads directly to US Route 1. Would make a wonderful REAL ESTATE house lot with easy access or buy for an investment and divide Has road and electric in. DDress into two parcels for income potential. $45,000 for only a MOBILE HOME LOT For rent quiet park $135,000 in Waldoboro, Skyview Ridge MHP $250/ ew $13.13! 305-942-3055 n month. 207-441-5894 or 207-790-8189 0 Bremen Road, Waldoboro - Spectacular 29 oUr acre corner lot has all those ideal features! Frontage Y along Crabapple Coke Creek, scenic woods in tree Open House Friday Oct 5, 2018. growth and an open field to take in the view. Tree 19 robinson rd., newcastle growth management plan in place with one acre set 12pm-2pm aside for your project! Located close to recreational 106 Seawood Park Rd. water access! $169,000 New Harbor, ME. 04554

introducing a magical mixture of Location, inspiration, Detail, and 146 Oceanward Drive, Friendship - What’s not to amenities: gourmet kitchen/pantry, family room featuring a floor to love in this custom contemporary! Top-notch construction ceiling stone fireplace. Light and air provided by high end windows offers single floor living, an in-law apartment and open and glass doors leading to the oceanfront decks, tee box, hot tub, views concept living room space. Enjoy spectacular views of the tidal PriCe reDUCeD THis weeK! - This is the time to not miss an cove where you can kayak or walk the expertly landscaped of Johns Bay, Bold ocean and miraculous sunsets. The sensational grounds. If you need a getaway, the cabin retreat at the end master suite offers a see-through fireplace, jetted tub, walk-in shower, opportunity to live in-town, yet in a serenely private, rural landscape on a town road plowed and sanded in winter to your doorstep! Classic of a path is the way to go! Or enjoy a warm view in the water closet, champagne deck. Carefully selected, high end, furnishings heated glassed in breezeway. Opportunities abound with the Federal construction with inspired renovations and updates. Expansion included. as a rental, this property generates $40,000/season with walk-out basement. Lots of recreational water opportunities room possible in attached 16 x 30’ traditionally crafted post and beam space, close by! $456,000 heavy owner usage. leading to a 30’ x 40’ barn with undercroft, recently stabilized, metal roof, ready for years of continued use. Terrific exposure for extensive gardens, 1843 Hallowell Road, Litchfield -Spectacular! Is what exclusively offered at $1,100,000 you’ll say after you see this impressive Cape. This four bedroom room for animals and heirloom apple trees. Separate parcel included for home features custom designed interior renovations highlighting L. Dewey Chase • susan ropes • Leslie Bolster possible additional construction; soils tested for septic site. the original craftsmanship, an art studio and hardwood floors. Specializing in Pemaquid Area Properties MLs# 1367738 offered now at $315,000 Sit on the farmer’s porch or enjoy the back deck overlooking the in-ground pool with patio. Large finished barn is open to Hope to see you on Saturday while enjoying Pumpkinfest! possibilities! $550,000 L. DeweY CHase reaL esTaTe Directions: Business route 1, newcastle. Take river road 1.7 miles If you are looking to buy, let us find it! to robinson road on right. signs posted. $264,900 If you are looking to sell, let us list it! pineapple net...belated happy bday mark...met nice folks @ summerplace sale & be there this sat. & sun. 9am till...open house this friday @ seawood park, special property, follow the signs...max is back!!!!! “most See many more listings at: successful people i’ve known are the ones who dew more listening than talking”b.b... www.lashrealtygroup.com ‘On the Hill’ in New Harbor, Maine Karen Farnsworth (207) 380-5932 Cell/Text 207-677-2978 • www.ldchase.com • e-mail [email protected] Mary Jane Smith (207) 350-9935 Cell/Text Office: (207) 879-9800 Page four B THe LinCoLn CoUnTY news, DaMarisCoTTa, Maine october 4, 2018 Order soon for Mid-Coast Audubon bird-seed fundraiser

(hulled sunflower seedless mess; more food per pound and the best Real Estate deal), $27 for 25 pounds, $46 for 50 pounds; black-oil sunflower seed (the ~ mainstay – a favorite of chickadees, nuthatches, woodpeckers, and many others), $16 for 20 pounds, $29 for First Bancorp declares 40 pounds; thistle (Niger – finches and siskins go for this), $11 per 5 third-quarter dividend pounds; melody mix (a mix of corn, millet, and sunflower – turkeys love The board of directors of The pleased to share our success with it as do sparrows and doves), $14 for Skull and crossbones with woodchuck skull found in the woods. (Photo courtesy Nancy Holmes) First Bancorp, the parent company our shareholders in this way.” 20 pounds, $23 for 40 pounds; and of First National Bank, declared The First Bancorp, headquartered suet blocks for $2 each. on Thursday, Sept. 27 a quarterly in Damariscotta, is the holding Orders must be placed no later dividend of 29 cents per share. This company for First National than Saturday, Oct. 20. Send a check third quarter dividend is payable Bank. Founded in 1864, the bank made out to Mid-Coast Audubon to Oct. 31 to shareholders of record serves Midcoast and Down East “Seedsale Sue,” 12 Audubon Road, In Natureby Nancy Holmes as of Oct. 9. Based on the Sept. 26 Maine with 16 offices in Lincoln, Bremen, ME 04551. One will receive closing price of $28.61 per share, Knox, Hancock, Penobscot, and I am a killer trust, and then kill. It seems more confirmation – if one does not hear the annualized dividend of $1.16 per Washington counties. The bank Poet Alfred Lord Tennyson’s faith honest to me to frankly enter into back by Oct. 20, one should send an share translates to a yield of 4.05 provides a full range of consumer in God was rocked by the death of a the predator-prey relationship. The email.) percent. and commercial banking products dear friend. wild things have been improving For more information, email “The company’s strong and services. First Advisors, a “Who trusted God was love their ability to dodge hungry Seedsale Sue at sschubel@audubon. performance over the past several division of First National Bank, indeed humans ever since we arrived org, subject “birdseed.” Preordered years has carried forward into provides investment management And love Creation’s final law – on the scene. In many cultures, seed will be available for pickup 2018 with record operating results and trust services from five offices Tho’ nature red in tooth and animals and plants are believed at Plants Unlimited, on Route 1 in reported for the first and second in Lincoln, Knox, Penobscot, and Rockport, on Saturday, Oct. 27 from claw to offer themselves to respectful, With ravine, shriek’d against his grateful, hungry humans. It’s hard quarters of the year,” said First Hancock counties. 10 a.m. to noon. Bancorp President and Chief For more information, contact Mid-Coast Audubon members creed” – Alfred Lord Tennyson, from not to pass judgment on cruel, “In Memoriam: Canto 56,” 1850 disrespectful hunters. I suppose they Executive Officer Tony C. McKim. Richard M. Elder, executive vice live from Edgecomb to Belfast, and “The board of directors continues president and chief financial officer inland to Augusta. Every month, How could a loving god allow – or hunt out of greed, ego satisfaction, cause! – the destruction of His own to view a generous dividend payout of First National Bank, at 563-3195 A white-breasted nuthatch. (Photo courtesy John Weinrich) Mid-Coast Audubon sponsors an or some other twisted motive. I creations? How many billions of as a key component in the total ext. 2087. evening program at the Camden wish them happier lives. And hope grieving people, of many spiritual valuation of our stock, and I am The annual fall Mid-Coast educational programs and field Public Library. There are numerous they can’t find game. I don’t have bents, have asked that question? Audubon bird-seed sale fundraiser trips throughout the year. field trips to see birds and learn answers, but I think we all might Just nine years later, Charles is in process. Proceeds from the One can choose from tasty about the natural history of Maine. well consider the questions. Darwin’s publication of “On the fundraiser help the local Audubon varieties of seed to keep birds well- Go to midcoast.maineaudubon.org Then there’s killing in defense Origin of Species” crashed into of my holdings. I don’t like it, but chapter provide many free fed this winter: sunflower meaties for more information. HoMe insPeCTion serViCes the church’s divine Eden story. I do it. After catching three pretty In Tennyson’s epilogue to “In little white-footed mice by their Memoriam,” he seems to offer a front legs, I put away the traps for Noted bird illustrator Johnathan solution that would have applied a few days. But the blasted things to Darwin’s and Alfred Russel keep coming in, so the truce ended. Alderfer to give Chats tutorial Wallace’s work, which was already I block side access to the traps in progress. We now call this idea so they kill instantly. I try to find “prime mover,” to explain that God where mice get in and stop the National Geographic‘s resident community offering from award- invented and oversees creation by holes. How can I blame them if they birding expert at its headquarters winning Skidompha Library, located evolution rather than that one-day find an open mousehole to a warm, in Washington, D.C. While there, at 184 Main St., Damariscotta. version. dry place for winter? Food, too. I he authored, edited, or illustrated Recordings of many previous “That God, which ever lives and dumped a handful of seeds out of more than 20 books for the National Chats are available on Skidompha loves my boot yesterday. Geographic Society, including the Library’s youtube.com page. For One God, one law, one element, I pay taxes that my country bestselling “Field Guide to the more information, call 563-5513 or And one far-off divine event. uses for killing people whom our are you considering selling your property? Birds of North America,” “Birding go to skidompha.org. To which the whole creation government claims are a threat Pre-inspection services will help you get top dollar for your property by Essentials,” “Backyard Guide to moves.” to me. I don’t like that either, identifying problems buyers will object to. the Birds of North America,” “Kids Pumpkinfest It makes me wonder how many but the alternatives scare me Bird Guide of North America,” other people in the 1800s were into obedience. I like to see the are you considering buying a property? and “Complete Birds of North trying to figure out their creative, pie shop in woodchuck grazing by the garage. I’ll inspect and identify problems before you own a property. America.” loving, cruel, destructive God. It hasn’t gotten into the garden, so Alderfer’s fine-art bird paintings St. Andrew’s How does that relate to my I haven’t live-trapped and deported Ask your broker for immediate scheduling. and woodblock prints have been decisions to use my tooth and claw it. If I had known what I know now exhibited in numerous galleries – fly swatter, veterinarian, grocery and Hitler incredibly lay his neck services: Water Quality • Radon (air & water) and museums in North America. parking lot store, or whatever – to destroy across my chopping block, would I An avid and competent birder who life? Our dog had a bigger litter of use the well-sharpened ax? Would Amid all the fun during is a known authority on North accidental puppies than she could you? Would you vote for someone C.B.s. Home inspections Damariscotta Pumpkinfest’s final American birds, Alderfer excels feed or I could find good homes for. else to kill your enemy halfway C.Buck Smith weekend, one should not miss the at teaching other nature lovers, I carelessly asked my children if across the globe? It’s easy to push chance to sample some splendid NACHI Certified Professional Home Inspector whatever their age or level of they wanted to choose which ones the unbloody button from the safety homemade pies at the corner skill, how to draw or paint birds. to keep. One teenage daughter of your fort. It’s so hard to kill hand of Glidden and Main streets in (207) 350-0303 In the summer of 2015, he taught flared: “I’m not playing God!” It’s to hand, face to face. Newcastle from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. a weeklong workshop, “Arts and an incident that troubles me still. God or something invented Birding,” at National Audubon’s on Saturday-Monday, Oct. 6-8. St. How many mosquitoes have I carrots (actually Queen Anne’s “Feel Good About Your Home” Johnathan Alderfer Hog Island Camp in Bremen. Andrew’s Episcopal Church once murdered? Or, to get really “red in Lace and we did the evolution bit Alderfer’s varied interests range more will transform its parking lot tooth and claw,” how many chickens, ourselves). And God or something (next door to Sproul’s Furniture) Jonathan Alderfer will be the from art history, gardening, and beef animals, pigs, wild animals invented humans who need to kill into a pie shop with tables and next guest speaker at Skidompha’s fly-fishing to foraging for wild food. have I killed or caused the meat vegetables to survive. Pull them chairs for a relaxing break from Library’s Chats with Champions. He and his wife reside in a home industry to kill for me? Is it better carrots! Poor dying carrots. all the weekend activity. Or one His program will take place on overlooking the Sheepscot River in if I pay the supermarket to arrange (Nancy Holmes prowled Linekin can stop by to take a pie home for a the “tooth and claw” stuff and offer New ListiNg Tuesday, Oct. 2 at 10 a.m. in the Edgecomb. Neck in Boothbay as a child, special family treat. meat in shiny plastic wrap? (Before Porter Meeting Hall. Alderfer’s Chats with Champions is a free then an Illinois bottomland while All proceeds from the pie sale plastic, the butcher wrapped his talk is titled “The Art of Science: earning a master’s degree in will go to support the church’s product in brown paper. I’ll ask Building a Field Guide.” One should wildlife management. Once back local outreach partners, such as Hannaford to skip the plastic bag allow adequate time for parking. Local post in Maine, she raised children and the Ecumenical Food Pantry in and just use paper. We can do it!) In September 2017, National kept assorted animals, wild and Newcastle, the Open Door Cafe in I am personally uncomfortable Geographic published the seventh offices closed domestic. She and her Carolina Dog Damariscotta, CHIP Inc. in New about the domestic animals that roam their woods in Newcastle.) edition of “Field Guide to Birds Harbor, the Lincoln County Diaper I feed, care for, encourage their of North America.” This fully for Columbus Bank, and the Lincoln County revised edition is the perfect Homeless Fund. birding companion for beginning Day “Last year, the church raised to advanced birders. Join co-author some serious money for its outreach and co-illustrator Alderfer for an In celebration of Columbus Day, partners during Pumpkinfest,” said inside look at how this latest edition post offices across Maine will be Friendship - Beautiful and nostalgic home right on Hatchet Cove in Friendship. Some upgrades done, with many vintage Steve Ward, outreach chairman. Farrin767 Main St.,Pro Suite 1, DamariscottaPerties was conceived and brought to press closed on Monday, Oct. 8 and there (207) 563-2750 elements intact. 3 bedrooms with a possible 4th on first floor. One full bath and a second has been started. Great covered “We hope to do so again this year over a period of two years. will be no mail delivery. Normal porch, big sunny deck and postcard views of the working waterfront. Plenty of room, 4 outbuildings. Excellent opportunity to – and it’s a lot of fun!” www.FARRINPROPERTIES.com make a fabulous summer home, income producing rental, or a year round residence on the coast of Maine. A selection of Alderfer’s original mail delivery will resume on Other pastries, coffee, and cider MLS 1370490 $489,000 field guide illustrations will be on Tuesday, Oct. 9. will also be available. Representing Both Buyers and Sellers display during his presentation. But one can discover a new world Price reductioN Price reductioN He will discuss the painting of shipping and mailing options at From the Capital to the Coast process and will incorporate a bird usps.com. The online post office is Jefferson open around the clock to help one illustration tutorial during his talk. 421 Washington Road - 7.5 acres E E IC IC Because of this, this program may purchase postage and shipping R R with double wide P run past 11 a.m. Patrons are free to supplies, track packages, change P EW EW leave as necessary. one’s address, find a location to presently rented N N Alderfer studied painting and renew one’s passport, or sign up for with Davis Stream frontage. the post office’s latest innovation, sculpture at Cooper Union in New Asking $99,000 York City. His lifelong interest in informed delivery. Warren - Super cute cape, nestled in off the road waiting for Waldoboro - HOUSE, 1 CAR GARAGE and 4 CAR GARAGE/ birds and his art came together The online hiring center is also Also at same address its next owners. 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Sellers have been SHOP WITH LIVABLE SPACE AND/OR OFFICE SPACE ABOVE!! during the 1980s when he was open 24 hours a day at usps.com/ working hard to update this little home. Imagine entertaining Turn key, well maintained 2 bedroom 1 bath, 1st floor living in Los Angeles and he began careers, where one can explore single-wide moblie home friends and family with the ample kitchen space, nice open ranch that is ready to go with a 1 car garage! Super easy one’s options and possibly land a flow, charming fireplace and showcasing the honey pine living! All the big stuff is done, just your personal touches illustrating bird identification with 2½ acres ROUND POND - 1840 Colonial Home w/attached ell & DAMARISCOTTA - 1890 antique Cape requiring some new job. wood floors. The beautiful yard, quiet neighborhood and are needed here! The bonus to this home is the over-sized articles for the local Audubon 2 story 50’ X 26’ Barn. Old Sea Captain Home about a renovation. Great location near shopping, hospital, being centrally located along the mid-coast is just an added garage/shop/building on the same lot! The seller thought The U.S. Postal Service receives Asking $52,000 Society. He has specialized in mile south of the village set on a 20+/- acre wooded library, boat launch and dining. Nice private lot located bonus! this one through! With separate septic and electric hookups no tax dollars for operating painting birds and natural history all surveyed, possible financing parcel. Old wide pine flooring in many rooms. on quiet street, yet close to town. MLS 1353315 $154,900 you have a garage on the bottom level and unfinished living subjects for more than 30 years. expenses and relies on the sale of #1364584 $299,000 #1356793 $129,000 or office space above. The possibilities with this building are For 10 years, Alderfer was postage, products, and services to 305-942-3055 endless. Come see if your dreams could be a possibility here! fund its operations. Business, new home, in-laws? MLS 1361099 $189,900 wiscasset Landmark now $699,000 Price reductioN New ListiNg Built in 1818 this historic building was completely renovated in 2004. Zoned for both residential and commercial use, it has featured a spacious art gallery with high ceilings and a state-of-the-art lighting system; a café with a fully equipped commercial kitchen, and a home VWRUHZLWKDZRUNLQJJDV¿UHSODFHDQGVHSDUDWHHQWUDQFH$GGHG NOBLEBORO - A classic New England farm house w/old DAMARISCOTTA - 2002 double wide situated on 4.6 acres, bonuses include its on-site parking lot and prime village location. world charm. A very picturesque setting w/lg farmers open concept eat-in kitchen, den w/wood fireplace, master porch & separate deck. 2nd floor apartment in main w/walk-in closet & bath w/garden tub & shower. Private Thomaston -- Easy, convenient and ready to move in! Jefferson - Six lots available in small subdivision conveniently for details on this turnkey opportunity, please visit house, 2 car garage & a separate year round rental. location, but only minutes to town. This sweet ranch has several thoughtful upgrades with located on Route 17 for easy access to Augusta and Rockland. #1358227 $224,900 #1357245 $99,000 plenty of opportunity to add your personalized touches. New mobile homes are permitted and soil tested previously. www.25forthill.com or call (702) 595-1089. Elevated views of Saint George River, conveniently located First 4 lots are accessible by Pindo Polara Rd. Road for lots S near town, in a neighborhood well-suited for evening strolls. 5 & 6 is not in yet, but will added when necessary. Owner RE Two decks - one out front to enjoy the water views, and also willing to discuss driveway and other excavation projects the other off the kitchen/dining area by which to enjoy the needed to develop your lot. Taxes TBD. This listing is for Lot 36 AC WATERFRONT oversized backyard. Beautiful wood floors in living room and #1. bedrooms, with durable laminate in the kitchen and bath. MLS 1371541 $22,500 Handy half-bath in the garage plus a full unfinished tidy basement with potential for additional living space if desired. Mature plantings. MLS 1359729 $199,000

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WOOD FOR SALE baths, living room with dining area, modern moval and snow plowing. Has hook-up for kitchen. Washer/dryer. Private deck look- W/D. No smoking, no pets. Call 207-380- FMI Call 207-315-5002 & leave message ing down river. $975/mo. includes heat and 6090 for info. FIREWOOD: Dry 4’ hardwood. 6 cords parking. 207-563-2399 *Competitive pay available. $150 per cord, you haul it. 582- DAMARISCOTTA LAKE, NEWCAS- * 100% company paid health insurance 2515 TLE: 2 bedroom house. Partially furnished. Office Space Positions available * Profit sharing plan (doesn’t require employee contributions) 00 KILN DRIED FIREWOOD for sale. Mixed No smoking, no pets. $875/month + utili- $365. Mo. *Company vehicle privileges hardwood, very low moisture content, well ties. Includes snow plowing. First, last and below 20%. Standard length of 16” avail- security deposit. Available Nov. 1st - May Damariscotta Center Building Part-time floral design Apply at able at all times, other lengths available 1st. 563-3879 157 Main Street upon request. $350/cord. Free delivery. Colby & Gale, DAMARISCOTTA: convenient to shops Ross 677-6071 Experience necessary We also have green firewood available and restaurants. 1 BR, living/dining area, 154 Biscay Road, Damariscotta for $250/cord. Call Hobby Hill Firewood at kitchenette and bath. $775/mo. incl. heat, 207-837-8650 to place your order. electric, and parking. 207-563-2399 or send resume to Franklin School Part-time delivery driver P.O. Box 208, SCOFIELDS EXCAVATION & FIRE- DAMARISCOTTA: Furnished short term Apartments 563-6666 WOOD FRENZY- Green wood: $230.00 rental. 1 bedroom queen size bed, Living Flowers at Doe's Damariscotta, Maine 04543 Red Oak $250.00 a cord. Cut, split, & de- room and kitchenette. Perfect for holiday Newcastle 92 Mills Rd., Newcastle Apply in person no phone calls please livered. Call 549-7692. guests or spending a few nights in town. Senior Housing 62 years of age Downtown Damariscotta. Walk to theater, or disabled regardless of age. restaurants and shops. Rent by the night Section 8 housing vouchers accepted. John Reynolds Firewood or weekly. No smoking, no pets. Call 207- C.B. Mattson, Inc. ADVANCEMENT ASSOCIATE 650-2337 for info. Green & Seasoned Available 360 Maine Ave., Farmingdale CHURCH LincolnAcademy in Newcastle, ME, seeks a self-motivated, outgoing individual Cut, Split & Delivered HIGH END, spacious 2 bedroom apart- P.O. Box 10, Gardiner, ME 04345 to fill the position of Advancement Associate beginning, if possible, October 15, Woodlots Wanted ment for rent in Damariscotta. 2000 square 1-800-244-2297 ORGANIST/PIANIST Waldoboro feet of luxurious space with 10 foot ceilings, Dial 711 for 2018. The Advancement Associate supports the work of the school’s development, Equal Housing Edgecomb Community Church 790-2069 • 592-7436 beautiful trim work and attention to detail Opportunity TTYS/TTDS communications, and admission staff around events and activities related to throughout. Kitchen includes stainless ap- An equal opportunity provider fundraising, alumni relations, communication, marketing, and enrollment. pliances and beautiful cabinets with gran- and employer ite countertops. There are 2 bathrooms, Play organ or piano for one Successful candidates will have a bachelor’s degree and experience in a role THINK WINTER both include: showers with massage jets, or roles that involve responsibility for data management, communications, and granite floors and countertops and the church service each Sunday stewardship, and possess a high degree of initiative, exceptional organizational Plan now for this year’s firewood! Master bath has a 2 person whirlpool/air jet tub. There is a laundry room also. The Available (9:30 am). Salary based on skills, keen attention to detail, and strong database and computer skills. Familiarity Cut, Split & Delivered last tenant was here for 12 years and we with Raiser’s Edge database is a plus. hope to find someone that will appreciate Now experience. 677-2412 such a unique space with good neighbors Lincoln Academy is an equal opportunity employer committed to maintaining and conveniently located close to town but 2-1 bdrm apartments competitive salaries and benefits. Employees participate in the Maine State Public not too close. Heat and hot water included. Salt Bay Send keyboard background to: Employees Retirement System (MainePERS) with health benefits offered through $1500 per month, available in November. Damariscotta Edward A. Fossett Firewood Please call 315-0364 P.O. Box 113 Captivated Health, administered by Health Plans, Inc. The Advancement Associate is Senior Housing, 62 years of age a full time, 12-month, hourly position. Green Hardwood MOBILE HOME for rent. $725/mo. utilities or disabled regardless of age. Beautiful Edgecomb, Cut, split, & delivered not included. 2 BR. Good references, reli- Section 8 vouchers accepted Interested candidates should send a cover letter, CV, $195/cord able income, background check, no dogs. C.B. Mattson, Inc. Maine 04556 and list of references to: [email protected]. Home also available for purchase. Skyview Ridge Waldoboro. 207-441-5894 360 Maine Ave., Farmingdale 631-1153 P.O. Box 10, Gardiner, ME 04345 MOBILE HOME LOT For rent quiet park 1-800-244-2297 in Waldoboro, Skyview Ridge MHP $250 Dial 711 for month. 207-441-5894 or 207-790-8189 Equal Housing TTYS/TTDS OpportunityAn equal opportunity NEWCASTLE CENTER Apartments avail- provider and employer Benner Excavation Green and Seasoned, Cut, Split and Delivered able October: 1 BR, 2 BR. Heat, hot water, trash and snow removal included. Wash- State certified cord er/dryer available. Mostly older, mature Lincoln Home is seeking 549-5294 occupants in the complex. Absolutely no kind and compassionate individuals to join Looking for full-time mechanic with ability to run smokers or pets. $550-875 per month. Call FOR SALE 841-1461 our team for the following positions front end loader. Activities Coordinator-Memory Loss Community Hawkes NEWCASTLE DOWNTOWN professional PRIVACY HEDGES: Fall blowout sale. 6 od office space available. New construction / ft aborvitae (Evergreen) Reg. $149 Now **Dementia experience a plus** Class A or B a plus Firewo 643 Square feet / ground floor / high visibil- $75. Beautiful, Nursery Grown. Free in- CNAs - Full Time, Part Time and Per Diem $350 1 Cord (Kiln Dried) ity / views of Damariscotta Harbor. Avail- stallation, Free delivery. Limited supply! able Spring, 2018. $800/month. 563-5985 **CRMA is a plus** Paid vacation & holidays, year-round employment $340 2+ Cords (Kiln Dried) Order now. 518-536-1367. www.lowcost treefarm.com Housekeeper-Full time $240 1 Cord (Green) **will train the right individual** $225 2+ Cords (Green) Damariscotta Downtown Call 563-5775 or Private deck with down river views. Some positions include every other weekend Call for pricing on Miller Furnaces stop by weekends at the yard in Nobleboro 2 BR, 1 ½ Ba, LR w/ dining area, To inquire or apply please contact special order lengths. modern kitchen. Washer/dryer. New Miller furnaces for sale Lari-Ann Beaucage Call 389-2038 or order on the $975/ Mo. incl. heat & parking Oil or gas web at 207-563-2399 Best prices 563-3350 ext. 22 hawkesandtaylor.com/firewood Call 800-649-6578 Wiscasset - Main Street CENTRAL LINCOLN COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM Retail shop, 1000 +/- Sq. Ft. Large 1st floor area w/½ bath, + HEATING AOS#93 Palmer 2nd floor room with ½ bath BRISTOL CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL Forest Products $1200/mo. incl. heat 207-563-2399 QUALITY FIREWOOD WINTER COACHING POSITION $225/cord Wiscasset Village BOYS BASKETBALL LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITY Historic Brick Building $260/cord -Seasoned Spacious 1 BR apt., living room, PROGRAM MANAGER kitchenette and BA. W/D on premises. Send completed application (available at Bristol School or Private porch. on-line at www.aos93.org) and fingerprinting documentation to: Location: Newcastle $900/Mo. incl. heat and parking Heating & Monitor 563-6954 207-563-2399 Experience, Integrity & Great opportunity to develop your management style! Quality is our Reputation Mrs. Jennifer Ribeiro Damariscotta Village Extensive professional coaching and management training 6SHFLDOL]LQJLQDOORLO¿UHG 2153 Bristol Road When Quality Counts, Antique cape house available. KHDWLQJV\VWHPV.¿UHG Pemaquid, ME 04558 call Gilpatrick & Sons 2 Bedrooms, livingroom, dining room, modern kitchen & bath. Pumpkin pine 0RQLWRU7R\RVWRYHKHDWHUV FOR MORE INFORMATION: Contact Michaela York, Director of for hardwood; floors. $900/ mo + heat & utilities Service & Installation Applications close when suitable candidate is found. Integrated Services at [email protected] cut/split/delivered. 207-563-2399 • Annual service contracts • Emergency service & replacement E.O.E. or 563-3511 ext. 317 Green: $235; Seasoned: $295 available for central heating systems Kiln Dried: $350 Office/Studio • Monitor & Toyostove service • Complete rebuilds REVIEW REQUIREMENTS & APPLY: www.mobiusinc.org Measure guaranteed. Commercial space • New installation available FOOD SERVICE POSITION AVAILABLE State Licensed wood scaler Or pick up an application at 319 Main St. Damariscotta, ME. 665 State Rte. 32, Round Pond, ME The Boothbay Region Elementary School has a food service since 1985. Second floor Caitlin 207-837-8259 • Nick 207-380-7484 737-2090 49 Main St., Damariscotta HOURS: Mon. - Fri.: 8am - 4pm position available for a 3 hour position to deliver meals to Sat. & Sun.: Emergency Service Only Edgecomb, cook, serve and clean TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR Fully licensed and insured Duties include: FULL TIME PUBLIC WORKS POSITION 563-6494 "We take pride in every job [email protected] no matter how big or small." • Good math skills, record keeping, computer knowledge, and quantity cooking. The Town of Boothbay Harbor is seeking a Heavy Equipment • Ability to lift, carry and store foods and food related products Operator/Laborer. Applicants must have a high school diploma or Bristol - Sunny one bedroom. HELP WANTED (up to 60 pounds) equivalent, a valid class B drivers license or are able to obtain one Many recent upgrades. Includes within six months of employment, a working knowledge of equipment www.steeleslandscaping.com • Ability to reach and turn continuously, and stand for long a loft - perfect for an in home periods at a time. and vehicles used in the performance of the duties, ability to pass a pre- office. Quiet location. Ideal for Now Offering Kiln Dried Looking for an individual to join our • Ability to work as a team member with all staff at school employment physical, a demonstrated ability to follow directions; work mature, professionals. $875/mo. Firewood $330/cord Carpentry Team assigned. independently, with contractors, municipal employees and the general includes heat, electricity, satellite public and have no accident or moving violation convictions for the Cut, Split tv, and wifi. Non Smokers, Would need basic building Boothbay Region Elementary School is located in beautiful preceding three years. & References Required, Pet knowledge, ability to lift 50lbs Boothbay Harbor. You will be awed by our great team of Delivered negotiable. 207 208 7878. and willingness to learn the trade. professionals who are focused on providing the best education The position includes but is not limited to operating excavators and Must provide own possible for our learners. If you think you have what it takes to join loaders. Applicants must be able and willing to work beyond normal reliable transportation our team, we would like you to consider ‘coming aboard’. Retail/Office Space hours and be available to be on call (responding within 15 minutes) on Call 563-8386 472A Main St. 2nd floor 840 SqFt. Please submit support staff application found at www. a rotating basis. D.R. Flagg 472 Main St. 1450 SqFt. servingschools.com & Son Firewood 464 Main St. 880 SqFt. House Cleaner Needed 3RVLWLRQZLOOUHPDLQRSHQXQWLODVXLWDEOHFDQGLGDWHLVLGHQWL¿HG Applications are available at the town ofﬁ ce or at MAIN ST. CENTRE www.boothbayharbor.org. Include a resume and cover letter when Cut, split & delivered. Seasoned (across from Hannaford) Dr. Keith Laser Every Other Week submitting an application. & Green available. Cut 12”-24”, 458 -472 Main St. Superintendent of Schools PO Box 0332 6 rooms - 5 hours you specify length. Free delivery 51 Emery Lane, Boothbay Harbor, ME 04538 Damariscotta ME 04543 $25 per hour Applications are submitted to Thomas Woodin, 11 Howard Street, within 20 miles of Jefferson. Attn: Darlene French Contact Nicholas Chasse Bremen or email to: [email protected] Boothbay Harbor Maine 04538, Monday-Friday 8:30 AM-4:30 PM. 207-446-0649 PH (207) 563-2101 207-380-6872 Applications must be submitted by close of day October 5, 2018. PH (207) 350-0905 #HğTOCVKXG#EVKQP'SWCN1RRQTVWPKV['ORNQ[GT Boothbay Harbor is an EOE. Page Six B THE LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS, DAMARISCOTTA, MAINE October 4, 2018

HELP WANTED HELP WANTED GENERAL SERVICES GENERAL SERVICES

BOOTHBAY SHARPENING SERVICE Nick’s Tree Service MUSICIAN NEEDED Steel & carbide saws, chipper knives, scis- Local Handyman Painters Wanted sors, and more. 633-5856 207-380-4321 Services Complete Tree Removal, Musician needed to accompany NOW HIRING Anything from Eugley’s Odds & Ends Insured Licensed Arborist, congregational singing for Damariscoa River Grill Full Time – Year Round • Landscaping • Plowing • Fall/Spring Clean ups, Gardening, yard clean up to small remodels informal Sunday morning church Year Round Property Maintenance 155 Main Street, Damariscoa • Odd Job Services • Lawn Care Tom 350-1182 service. Traditional Christian Year round opportunity Pay based on experience. Insured hymns for small American Baptist Flexible Hours ~ full or part me Tyler Eugley 380-3961 Peter MacCready Sewing Machines congregation. FMI Call 207-315-5002 & leave message Licensed Site Evaluator Repaired... Dish/Kitchen Prep Some need only loving care Please call Rick at 563-2992 Soil Tests - Septic Designs Write, call or text [email protected], BOAT YARD WORKERS. Full time out- Chad Cowan Septic Inspections Klaus Heimann side work. Able to lift 50#. Apply in person. Owner/Operator 557-1221 Robinhood Marine Center, Georgetown, Reasonable Rates • Fast Turnaround Over 25 years experience Maine. Cowan’s Property Maintenance Pete 644-8647 563-7887 TOWN OF JEFFERSON CARPENTER’S HELPER with some roof- [email protected] 34 Snowball Hill 23 Mills Rd., Newcastle ing experience. 40 hours, year round. Call (207)380-1252 New Harbor, ME 04554 SMALL JOBS (Apt F, Franklin School Apartments) IS SEEKING Bill at 380-3966. Looking For: PART-TIME OFFICE HELP UNLIMITED Drop off at Damariscotta Hardware EARN $500 A DAY (Sales) Final expense Affordable small or large The Town of Jefferson is accepting applications for a part-time Deputy insurance, Exclusive leads, Local, Train- Laborers moving jobs in state ing/Support, Everyday is payday, Agent Anderson Home Improvement Spring Clean-up • Lawn Mowing Clerk. Applicants must have experience working with computers, general health/dental benefits, Incentive trips. Call & Forming Carpenters Just Ask Light Trucking • Window Washing office skills, and should enjoy working with the public. Must have the 860-357-6904. www.fhginsurance.com Power Washing • Painting Interior or Exterior Carpentry • Handyman Elevated Work • Rooﬁng • Carpentry ability to pay close attention to detail as well as the ability to multi-task. License Required Lot Clearing • Masonry NEW CONCEPT DISTRIBUTION ROUTE Christopher Anderson • Fully Insured Attics, Garages & Basements Wages are based on experience. We are an equal opportunity employer. ( Hershey’s & Nestle). 1000 active custom- Please Call 563-7686 Over 30 Years Experience Please send resume to: ers provided free of charge by company. 677-2178 For quick response call Estimated annual profit $100,000. Sup- 315-5182 JEFFERSON TOWN OFFICE port for your success. Exclusive territory, PO BOX 77 investment required. www.localcause.us Seams Right Sewing For You JEFFERSON, ME 04348 1-800-590-4595 Full or Part-time job Alterations The Country Caner PART-TIME HELP WANTED for odd jobs in fabric store The Country Caner and someone with painting experience. in Brunswick New Construction Thomas Stevenson, Prop. TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR Call 315-5182 Repair seamsrightmattie.com Chairs and Canoe Seats Re-caned Roy Griffin 1 PART TIME SEASONAL Job consists of cutting, 586-6622 PUBLIC WORKS POSITION HELP packing and shipping of Work accomplished in Septic Cleaning fabric as well as web work. Renovations Cane, Fiber Rush, Natural Rush, 563-8071 The Town of Boothbay Harbor is seeking one part time/seasonal Heavy WANTED Must have computer skills Wilder A. Hunt Splint and Wicker Equipment Operator/Laborer. Applicants must have a high school Home Maintenance • Carpentry Full Time 572 Waldoboro Rd. John & Melanee and familiarity with Excel • Decks •Siding diploma or equivalent. The position requires a class B driver’s license Jefferson, ME. Year Round spread sheets. Must be able •Storage Buildings Gilbert or that one be obtained within six months of employment. Applicants (207) 549-7118 to lift 45 lbs. Fully Insured (207)557-5291 must have a working knowledge of equipment and vehicles used in the LANDSCAPING, INC. 24 Hour Service performance of the duties, ability to pass a pre-employment physical, Please Call 380-7993 Call 207-221-3584 Repairs * Maintenance and a demonstrated ability to follow directions; work independently, B & B Tree Service Custom Cleaning Servicing of Filters & Pumps with contractors, municipal employees and the general public and have or send resume to: 60 ft. bucket truck w/chipper [email protected] “A clean you can feel” no accident or moving violation convictions for the preceding three Gray’s Heating Oil Stump Grinding years. The position includes but is not limited to operating excavators, in Warren is now hiring Residential & Commercial Residential and commercial JEFFREY VERNEY plows and loaders. Applicants must be able and willing to work beyond Maine Coast Gymnastics & Fully insured Licensed Arborist CONSTRUCTION &LANDSCAPING normal hours. Activity Center Seasonal Fuel Weekly Delivery Drivers is hiring 563-5998 Bi-weekly Applications are available at the town ofﬁ ce or at Cell 380-5996 www.boothbayharbor.org. Include a resume and cover letter when MCG is looking for part time Experience a plus but not Monthly submitting an application. office staff, gymnastics, dance and necessary. One time fitness teachers. Our program is WM. S. PRESCOTT Spring cleaning Applications are submitted to Thomas Woodin, 11 Howard Street, growing and we need more staff! Late Send resumes to contact@ • Septic Systems afternoon, evenings and Saturday Seasonal • Bulldozing Boothbay Harbor Maine 04538, Monday-Friday 8:30 AM-4:30 PM. graysheatingoil.com: stop by hours required. our office at 17 Depot Road Cottage, Apartment turnover • Stone & Gravel Applications must be submitted by close of day October 5, 2018. Ifyouareresponsible,hardworking, • Driveways in Warren for an application, Barn & Carpet shampooing • Excavation Work Boothbay Harbor is an EOE. love kids and teaching Please email or call 354-6380 [email protected] Free Estimates or stop by the gym M-F 3-7. 30 House Jacking Fully insured Manktown Rd. Waldoboro, ME. Fully Insured Inland & Islands Free estimates 882-7675 207-380-5886 Insured 832-5753 Alna, Maine WANTED Caregiver positions

FREON R12 WANTED: Certified buyer available KELLEY’S CLEANING In partnership with will pay cash for R12 cylinders or cases of cans. 312-291-9169. www.refrigerantfind at our assisted living homes in commercial/offices, residential homes Medical Care Development, Inc. ers.com Wiscasset, Boothbay, Jefferson, Edgecomb, Damariscotta, Round Pond, Waldoboro OLD COINS OR CURRENCY collecting Serving Lincoln County for 25 years Project Coordinator (Part-Ɵ me) dust in your bureau or safe deposit box? Flexible hours 380-6568 Damon Heck Collector interested in buying them. Call Local/Interstate Insured/great references Do you have a passion for positive youth development? John at 633-2924 Full Time & Part Time available Call for a free cleaning quote Paid training • MOVING • Healthy Lincoln County is seeking a Project Coordinator HAND TOOLS WANTED “From across the room Ironing services also available to join our team! This position is 32 hrs/week based Useful hand tools, all trades: Planes, FOR MORE INFORMATION: to across the country” clamps, chisels, gouges, calipers, etc. Pam George, Administrator 790-8353 in our Damariscotta office, and is focused on building Stanley, Starrett, Bailey. • DEBRIS REMOVAL • community support for substance use prevention. This Collections, Shop & Estate Lots 207-687-2164 [email protected] Insured position collaborates with the HLC team, and partners from Liberty Tool Co. General Maintenance Cottage Care 1-888-405-2007 “So you don’t have to” Handyman Chores Property Management across Lincoln County. Experience in community health Snow Removal Seasonal Chores or substance use prevention, and familiarity with Lincoln Lawn Care Referrals LOST Yard Clean-up Consultations County a plus. STORAGE CROCKETT’S SEPTIC, INC. Household Repairs Power Washing Light Hauling BOAT STORAGE: Round Pond Inside REWARD “No job is too small, go ahead and give us a call.” For full details and how to apply for this position, please and outside storage next to town landing. For return or information on a 10ft. Portable Toilet Rentals visit our website at www.mcdph.org/employment. Please contact 563-5088 Walker Bay Dinghy missing from Septic Pumping 302 West Neck Road P.O. Box 194 McCarty Cove assoc. dock around Nobleboro, ME 04555-0194 • 207-380-2273 Sept. 21st. White with blue seating Medical Care Development, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Organization Able To Store Now Offering Roll-Off for - Lock up storage - 207-882-6934 [email protected] www.overallpropertycare.com and Affirmative Action Employer 255 Upper East Pond Rd., Nobleboro Construction + Demo Use Phone 242-9520 Vehicle Storage 10x16 Call Dave at 563-6000 GORDON LIBBY FOREST PRODUCTS, INC. Household Storage 5x9 STORAGE (207) 832-6313 Career Opportunities Commercial & Residential TED WEBER JR . Take the First Step in a Rewarding Career. *Trucking *Chipping *Land Clearing *Firewood ROOFING *Roll-off Containers *Excavation *Septic Installation *Complete Site Preparation ROUTE 1, NOBLEBORO At LincolnHealth, many of our entry-level employees have grown C.L.P. Certified Logging within our organization and advanced in their careers - illustrating our D.E.P. Licensed Stump & Brush Facility commitment to professional advancement and personal fulfillment. Want to tear down an old building? Join our Support Services team at one of the following locations: Master Shingle Applicator ~ Quality Roof Master No problem!! CertainTeed CertifiedCertifi ed Residential Roofi Roofing ng LincolnHealth Schooner Cove 563-7111 -Steep or Low Pitch & Flat- • Materials Management Clerk – • Cook – Per Diem, Days/Evenings If you're short on space, -30 years of Experience - Limited Lifetime Manufacturer's Warrenty -Workmanship Warranty REGIONAL RUBBISH REMOVAL, INC. 30 hours/week, Days We have the place! • Dietary Aide – 24 hours/week, Fully Insured Excellent References, Fast & Neat Crew Serving Towns of Lincoln County Rotating OSHA Compliant & EPA Lead Safe Miles Campus • EVS/Housekeeping – Call Ted for your FREE NO PRESSURE ESTIMATE • EVS/Housekeeping – 40 hours/week, 40 hours/week, Days 207-751-3186 Residential Pickup • Commercial Pickup Days/Evenings www.tedweberjrroofi ng.com St. Andrews Village All Size Dumpsters • Construction Dumpsters • EVS/Housekeeping – 32 hours/week, Days/Evenings • EVS/Housekeeping – HUGE Recycling Program 40 hours/week, Evenings • EVS/Housekeeping – Per Diem, • Maintenance Mechanic – PAINTERS Family owned & operated since 1967 Days/Evenings 30 hours/week, Days/Evenings 380 Rte 1, Edgecomb P.O. Box 138 563-5484 76 Winslow Mills Road, Waldoboro AFFORDABLE PAINTING. Int.- Ext. Free Join us at MaineHealth, where our comprehensive array of benefit estimates. 529-2294 Walpole, ME 04573 [email protected] offerings is competitive, affordable and with choices that meet “The only climate controlled storage in the area that is done right.” individual, but ever changing, needs. • Insulated steel reinforced concrete exterior walls for extra security THE WALL WORKS For more information, please contact Janine at 207-563-4557. and efficiency. SUSAN CONNERY • 50 to 75 degree temp range SINCE 1988 Septic Septic Service To apply, please visit: • 58% relative humidity www.careersatmainehealth.org • Full security Fine Interior Paint & Bristol Maine • Key code entrance pad at front door An Equal Opportunity/ Wallpaper Installations Affirmative Action Employer. • Complimentary dolly/ cart to move your items Holding • Book online / pay online Custom Finishes • Sizes range from 5x10s up to 10x20s References & photos available Tank ServingServing Lincoln Lincoln County & Surrounding & Surrounding Areas. Areas. • Heated car storage [email protected] SepticSeptic SystemSystem InspectionsInspections YearYear Round Round ServiceService •• Electronic Electronic TankTank LocatorLocator & Digging “We care about your belongings more than you do.” 677-6018 • WALPOLE, ME Cleaning DrainDrain LinesLines ClearedCleared •• CameraCamera ServiceService ~~ ReminderReminder Service PumpPump Stations Stations Serviced Serviced • Portable • Emergency Toilets Service Available www.rocksolidstorageclimate.com • 207-592-7967 Fully Insured [email protected] Service October 4, 2018 THE LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS, DAMARISCOTTA, MAINE Page Seven B

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Oct 4 - Oct 10 COURTS Lincoln County Courts WEEKDAYS MORNING Daniel S. Barrows, 19, Waldoboro, Christopher Molyneux, 42, Woolwich, 17, minor consuming liquor, March 17, all 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 burglary, Aug. 5, Two Bridges Regional Jail domestic violence assault, Aug. 16, Two dismissed (plea to other charge); violating WCBB World News Fitness Ready Jet Cat in the Nature Cat Curious Pinkalicious Daniel Tiger Daniel Tiger Splash Sesame St. Super Why! two years, all but six months suspended, Bridges Regional Jail 180 days, all but condition of release, Aug. 16, Two Bridges WCSH NEWS CENTER Morning Today Megyn Kelly Today Today-Kathie Lee & Hoda Rachael Ray probation two years, restitution $8,258.04; 10 days suspended, probation two years; Regional Jail 48 hours; furnish liquor to a WGME Good Day Maine CBS This Morning The Dr. Oz Show Let’s Make a Deal The Price Is Right theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, violating condition of release, Aug. 16, minor, Aug. 16, $500. WMTW WMTW News 8 at 6am Good Morning America Live with Kelly and Ryan Steve The View Aug. 5, Two Bridges Regional Jail two Two Bridges Regional Jail 48 hours; Daniel M. Ronco, 52, Arundel, engaging WPFO Monster Angry Birds Good Day Maine Ladybug Jungle Book Transform. Varied Paid Prog. Paid Prog. True Crime Files years, all but six months suspended, violating condition of release, Sept. 13, in prostitution, May 17, 2017, dismissed CNBC Squawk Box Squawk on the Street Squawk Alley probation two years, restitution $8,258.04; dismissed (plea to other charge). (other). WEEKDAYS AFTERNOON violating condition of release, Aug. 5, Two Billy R. Monteiro, 33, Boothbay, Caleigh Schulman, 19, Richmond, Bridges Regional Jail six months. violating condition of release, Aug. 27, failing to make oral or written accident 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 Branden Robert Belanger, 47, Mexico, Two Bridges Regional Jail 24 hours. report, June 23, $250; minor transporting WCBB Dinosaur Peg & Cat Sesame St. Splash Curious Pinkalicious Wild Kratts Varied Programs Amanpour and Company DW News trafficking in prison contraband, May 23, Michael H. Neifach, 52, NW Washington, liquor, June 23, dismissed (plea to other WCSH News Millionaire Days of our Lives Dateline Pickler & Ben Daily Blast Daily Blast News News Maine Department of Corrections one D.C., operate without safety equipment, charge). WGME News The Young & the Restless Bold The Talk Dr. Phil Judge Judy Judge Judy News News year; violating condition of release, May July 1, $100. Justin Shute, 37, Belfast, trafficking in WMTW News Access GMA Day General Hospital Ellen DeGeneres Show WMTW News 8 at 4pm WMTW News 8 at 5PM 23, Two Bridges Regional Jail 30 days. Norman Newton, 62, Damariscotta, prison contraband, June 12, Two Bridges WPFO Maury The Steve Wilkos Show Providence Providence Hot Bench Hot Bench The Doctors DailyMailTV Page Six TV Wyatt Colby, 26, Southport, OUI gross sexual assault, Jan. 1, 2004, Regional Jail eight months; violating CNBC Fast Money Halftime Power Lunch Closing Bell Fast Money Varied (alcohol), July 4, dismissed (plea to other Department of Corrections 18 years, all condition of release, June 12, Two Bridges charge); driving to endanger, July 4, $575, but 10 years suspended, probation six Regional Jail six months. license suspended 30 days. years; gross sexual assault, March 1, Jordan Smerdon, 22, Bristol, operate THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 4, 2018 Christopher Cope, 26, Dresden, 2013, Department of Corrections 10 years. while license suspended or revoked, prior, 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 operating while license suspended or Erica L. Richards, 32, Newcastle, July 1, $500; failure to register vehicle, revoked, July 9, dismissed (insufficient unlawful possession of fentanyl powder, July 1, dismissed (plea to other charge. World News Business PBS NewsHour (N) HS Quiz HS Quiz Home Fires Movie: “The Heroin Effect” (2017) NewsHour WCBB evidence). priors, June 26, $400, Department of Josephine A. Walker, 53, Marlborough, WCSH News NBC News 207 Inside Ed. Superstore Good Place Will & Grace I Feel Bad Law & Order: SVU WCSH News J. Fallon Donna Cox, 41, Waldoboro, unlawful Corrections 18 months, all suspended, Mass., assault, June 1, criminal mischief, WGME News CBS News News Ent. Tonight Big Bang Sheldon Mom (N) Murphy S.W.A.T. “Gasoline Drum” News Late-Colbert possession of scheduled drug, April 18, probation two years. June 1, both dismissed (witness WMTW WMTW World News Wheel Jeopardy! Grey’s Anatomy (N) Station 19 “No Recovery” Get Away With Murder News J. Kimmel violating condition of release, April 18, Cody W. Roberts, 20, Wiscasset, unavailable). WPFO Family Feud Family Feud Big Bang Big Bang NFL Football: Indianapolis Colts at New England Patriots. (N) (In Stereo Live) FOX23 News both dismissed (insufficient evidence). aggravated criminal mischief, Nov. 11, Matthew Woods, 51, Waldoboro, criminal CNBC Mad Money (N) Undercover Boss Undercover Boss “Orkin” Undercover Boss Undercover Boss Undercover Boss Timothy Daniels, 25, East Boothbay, 2017, dismissed (plea to other charge); threatening with dangerous weapon, June FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 5, 2018 OUI (alcohol), May 5, $500, license OUI (alcohol), Nov. 11, 2017, $500, license 13, dismissed (plea to other charge); OUI 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 suspended 150 days. suspended 150 days; criminal trespass, (alcohol), June 13, $500, Two Bridges Alhadji Dean, 74, Edgecomb, two Nov. 11, 2017, Two Bridges Regional Jail Regional Jail 14 days, license suspended WCBB World News Business PBS NewsHour (N) Wash Hoover Great Performances (Season Premiere) (N) PBS NewsHour counts domestic violence assault, Aug. 30 days; criminal mischief, Nov. 11, 2017, 150 days; shoot from motor vehicle, June News NBC News 207 Inside Ed. Manifest “Reentry” New Amsterdam “Rituals” Dateline NBC (N) WCSH News J. Fallon WCSH 19, both dismissed (plea to other charge); Two Bridges Regional Jail 364 days, all but 13, dismissed (plea to other charge); WGME News CBS News News Ent. Tonight MacGyver (N) Hawaii Five-0 (N) Blue Bloods (N) (In Stereo) News Late-Colbert disorderly conduct, offensive words, 60 days suspended, probation one year; reckless conduct, June 13, Two Bridges WMTW WMTW World News Wheel Jeopardy! Fresh-Boat Speechless Child Support (In Stereo) 20/20 (N) (In Stereo) News J. Kimmel gestures, Aug. 19, $150. minor possessing liquor, Nov. 11, 2017, Regional Jail 14 days. WPFO Family Feud Family Feud Big Bang Big Bang Last Man Cool Kids Hell’s Kitchen (N) FOX23 News at Ten (N) DailyMailTV Seinfeld Leann Donovan, 28, Waldoboro, domestic marijuana: under 21 years of age, March CNBC Mad Money (N) Shark Tank Shark Tank Shark Tank Shark Tank (DVS) Shark Tank (DVS) violence assault, July 24, dismissed (plea SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 6, 2018 to other charge); disorderly conduct, 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 offensive words, gestures, July 24, $300. Jefferson man, Wiscasset woman Seamus B. Fletcher, 51, Bristol, OUI WCBB News Stretches Bob Builder Daniel Tiger Pinkalicious Splash Curious Quilting Arts Legends/Air Windows “The Heroin Effect” (2017) (alcohol), Jan. 3, dismissed (plea to charged with drug trafficking WCSH Morning Report (N) Today (N) (In Stereo) Bill Green The Voyager Saving Pets Consumer Naturally Saving Pets Champion other charge); two counts criminal use of Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. CBS This Morning: Saturday (N) (In Stereo) Lucky Dog Dr. Chris-Vet Innovation Inspectors WGME explosives, Jan. 9, Jan. 10, both dismissed investigation led to a search of the vehicle, WMTW WMTW News 8 This Morning (N) Good Morning America (N) Jack Hanna Ocean Treks Dr. Scott Dr. Scott Rock-Park Vacation (plea to other charge). which led to the discovery of fentanyl in WPFO Athlete JB Show Pac-Man Roaches Angry Birds Pink Panther Tr’formers Tr’formers Paid Prog. Paid Prog. FOX College Pregame Daniel J. Gifford, 29, Bremen, OUI the vehicle. CNBC Options Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. NASCAR Racing (alcohol), June 1, $500, Androscoggin “It was learned that the fentanyl SATURDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER 6, 2018 County Jail 72 hours, license suspended was purchased in Massachusetts and 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 150 days. was being trafficked back into Maine,” Owen Gilbert, 20, Waldoboro, allow according to the post. WCBB Heroin Martha Cook Test Kitchen Lidia Moveable Old House Old House Woodwright Rough Cut The Lawrence Welk Show minor to possess or consume liquor, Feb. Ingraham and Hewes were taken to the WCSH Paid Prog. Premier League Soccer Premiership Rugby: Harlequins vs Saracens. (N) Horse Race 4, $1,000. Cumberland County Jail. Ingraham was WGME Hope in the Maine Paid Prog. Boat Racing Football Col. Football College Football: SEC Teams TBA. (N) (In Stereo Live) Adam Giles, 26, Boothbay, domestic denied bail, as he was already on bail. He College Football: Maryland at Michigan. From Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Mich. Football College Football: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) WMTW violence assault, May 19, Two Bridges faces an additional charge of violation of WPFO College Football: Texas vs Oklahoma. From Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas. (N) (In Stereo Live) Extra College Football: Indiana at Ohio State. (N) Regional Jail 339 days, all but 14 days condition of release. Hewes was held on CNBC Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Undercover Boss Undercover Boss suspended, probation one year; violating $5,000 bail. SATURDAY EVENING OCTOBER 6, 2018 condition of release, Aug. 9, Two Bridges Fentanyl is a narcotic 30-50 times more 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 Regional Jail 14 days; refusing to submit powerful than heroin, according to the WCBB Wash Weekend Keep Up Still Opn Hrs Mulberry Served? Downton Abbey Downton Abbey The Collection to arrest or detention, physical force, Aug. U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration. WCSH News NBC News Bill Green Maine Life Dateline NBC Dateline NBC Saturday Night Live (N) WCSH News SNL 9, dismissed (plea to other charge). Natasha Grimshaw, 23, Augusta, OUI WGME College Football News Judge Judy To Be Announced To Be Announced 48 Hours (N) News ROH (alcohol), June 2, dismissed (plea to WMTW Football Football Wheel Jeopardy! College Football: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) News other charge); driving to endanger, June WPFO College Football: Indiana at Ohio State. College Football: Teams TBA. (N) (In Stereo Live) FOX23 News Cashman 2, $575, license suspended 30 days. Jacob Ingraham CNBC Undercover Boss Undercover Boss Undercover Undercover Undercover Boss Undercover Boss SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 7, 2018 Kenneth L. Jackson, 49, Portland, operating while license suspended or Maine State Police arrested a 22- 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 revoked, May 24, dismissed (plea to other year-old Jefferson man and a 20-year- old Wiscasset woman Friday, Sept. 28 WCBB Focus Stretches Sesame St. Daniel Tiger Pinkalicious Splash Curious Nature “Animal Misfits” NOVA (N) (DVS) Rick Steves charge); reckless conduct, May 24, $250. for allegedly trafficking in the powerful Morning Report (N) Morning Report (N) Sunday Today Meet the Press (N) Greenlight On Money Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Sandy E. Kennedy, 30, Augusta, WCSH narcotic fentanyl. WGME Maine Paid Prog. Mass Wild Amer. Remember Pet Vet CBS News Sunday Morning (N) Face the Nation (N) Attkisson assault, May 12, 2017, dismissed (plea to other charge); disorderly conduct, loud, Jacob Ingraham and Hannah Hewes WMTW WMTW News 8 This Morning (N) Good Morning America (N) This Week With George ... Matter Kids News Hollywood Animals unreasonable noise, May 12, 2017, Two face charges of unlawful trafficking in WPFO Pac-Man Roaches Angry Birds Pink Panther Cybertron Cybertron Fox News Sunday Attkisson Paid Prog. FOX NFL Kickoff (N) Bridges Regional Jail three days. schedule W drugs, according to a post by CNBC Options Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. SUNDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER 7, 2018 Daniel J. Kilmer, 25, South China, OUI the Maine State Police on its Facebook (alcohol), April 16, 2017, dismissed (plea page. 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 to other charge); driving to endanger, Members of the agency’s Troop G and its Pro-Active Criminal Enforcement WCBB Samantha Br Backyard Breaking Big The Mayo Clinic: Faith -- Hope -- Science (In Stereo) Frontline Trump opposes campaign investigation. (N) BSO 360 April 16, 2017, $575, license suspended 30 Team stopped a vehicle on Interstate 295 WCSH Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. To Be Announced Shelters Horse Race days. in Portland at about 1:30 a.m. Friday, The NFL Today (N) NFL Football: Tennessee Titans at Buffalo Bills. (N) (In Stereo Live) NFL Post. TBA Bull Riding Debra Koughan, 51, Wiscasset, assault, WGME according to the post. A roadside WMTW Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. STIHL Timbersports (N) World of X Games (N) Paid Prog. Paid Prog. April 27, criminal threatening, April 27, Hannah Hewes both dismissed (plea to other charge); WPFO FOX NFL Sunday (N) NFL Football NFL Football disorderly conduct, offensive words, CNBC Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Shark Tank Shark Tank Damariscotta Police Report SUNDAY EVENING OCTOBER 7, 2018 gestures, April 27, $500. Walter Kruse, 52, Bath, violating The Damariscotta Police Department accident on Main Street (no injuries). 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 condition of release, March 18, Cumberland reports the following activity for the Officer Kyle Sylvester assisted a citizen WCBB Maine Event Weekend Father Brown Durrells in Corfu Poldark on Masterpiece My Mother and The Great American Read County Jail 48 hours; operating while period of Sept. 24-30: on Main Street, gave a warning for a WCSH News NBC News Football Night in America (N) NFL Football: Dallas Cowboys at Houston Texans. (N) (In Stereo Live) WCSH News license suspended or revoked, March 18, Arrests defect on Biscay Road, and investigated WGME CBS News 13News 60 Minutes (N) God Friended Me (N) NCIS: Los Angeles (N) Madam Secretary News Attkisson $250. Two juveniles, theft, Main Street, Sept. a 911 hang-up on Main Street. WMTW News World News Funniest Home Videos Dancing With the Stars: Juniors “The Premiere” Shark Tank (DVS) News Matter Angela R. Lemire, 40, Livermore Falls, 28. Sept. 25: Officer Jones conducted speed WPFO (4:25) NFL Football The OT (N) Simpsons Burgers Family Guy Rel (N) FOX23 News Ring of Honor Wrestling GameDay aggravated assault, March 9, dismissed Summonses enforcement on Bristol Road, conducted (plea to other charge). CNBC Shark Tank Shark Tank Shark Tank (DVS) Shark Tank (DVS) American Greed American Greed Jacob Adams, Appleton, speeding, speed enforcement in the school zone MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 8, 2018 Earl Libby, 30, Newcastle, operate Bristol Road, Sept. 24. on Main Street, gave a warning for a while license suspended or revoked, prior, Nicole Blackman, Wiscasset, speeding, defect on Main Street, assisted another 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 July 5, dismissed (plea to other charge); Bristol Road, Sept. 24. agency on Main Street, gave a warning WCBB World News Business PBS NewsHour (N) Antiques Roadshow American Experience “The Circus” (N) (DVS) PBS NewsHour reckless conduct, July 5, $500, Two Norman Dennison, Spruce Head, for speeding on Biscay Road, and took a WCSH News NBC News Congressional Debate (N) The Voice The coaches compete in blind auditions. (N) Manifest “Turbulence” (N) News J. Fallon Bridges Regional Jail 48 hours. speeding, Route 1, Sept. 24. report of an erratic vehicle on Standpipe WGME News CBS News News Ent. Tonight Neighbor Happy Toget Magnum P.I. (N) Bull “Excessive Force” (N) News Late-Colbert Tanner Marston, 21, Oxford, aggravated Donald Fournier, Washington, theft, Road. WMTW WMTW World News Wheel Jeopardy! Dancing With the Stars “Most Memorable Night” (N) The Good Doctor (N) News J. Kimmel assault, June 14, dismissed (plea to other Main Street, Sept. 26. Officer Jones and Chief Jason Warlick WPFO Family Feud Family Feud Big Bang Big Bang The Resident (N) 9-1-1 “Awful People” (N) FOX23 News at Ten (N) DailyMailTV Seinfeld charge); violating condition of release, Bronwen Hanna, Pemaquid, speeding, responded to a motor-vehicle accident on CNBC Mad Money (N) American Greed American Greed American Greed American Greed (N) American Greed June 14, Two Bridges Regional Jail six Bristol Road, Sept. 24. Bristol Road (minor injuries). TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 9, 2018 months; assault, June 14, Two Bridges Matthew Sewall, Damariscotta, Sgt. Erick Halpin conducted speed Regional Jail 364 days, restitution speeding, School Street, Sept. 24. enforcement in the school zone on Main 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 $3,011.20. Melissa Simmons, Bremen, speeding, Street. WCBB World News Business PBS NewsHour (N) The Great American Read American Experience “The Circus” (N) (DVS) PBS NewsHour Biscay Road, Sept. 25. Sept. 26: Officer Jones assisted another WCSH News NBC News 207 Inside Ed. The Voice (N) This Is Us “Katie Girls” (N) New Amsterdam (N) News J. Fallon Other courts Lily Winchenbach, Damariscotta, agency on Back Meadow Road and WGME News CBS News News Ent. Tonight NCIS “Boom” (N) FBI (N) (In Stereo) NCIS: New Orleans (N) News Late-Colbert speeding, Bristol Road, Sept. 24. conducted speed enforcement in the WMTW WMTW World News Wheel Jeopardy! 2018 American Music Awards The annual ceremony honors musicians. (N) News J. Kimmel Dylan York, Bristol, speeding, Bristol Carlton Elliott, 29, Waldoboro, operating school zone on Main Street. Road, Sept. 25. WPFO Family Feud Family Feud Big Bang Big Bang The Gifted (N) (In Stereo) Lethal Weapon (N) FOX23 News at Ten DailyMailTV Seinfeld after habitual offender revocation with a Chief Warlick assisted citizens at the Other activity CNBC Mad Money (N) Shark Tank Shark Tank (DVS) Shark Tank Beyond the Tank Shark Tank prior, six months in jail, $1,000 fine. police department and investigated a Sept. 24: Officer Dwight Jones WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 10, 2018 Carlton J. Elliott, 29, Waldoboro, motor-vehicle accident on Main Street conducted speed enforcement on Bristol probation violation on a prior charge of (no injuries). 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 Road, gave two warnings for speeding on eluding an officer, six months in jail. Officer Sylvester responded to a motor- WCBB World News Business PBS NewsHour (N) Nature “Animal Reunions” NOVA Mount Nyiragongo. NOVA (N) (DVS) PBS NewsHour (N) Route 1, conducted speed enforcement in Dean M. Feltis, 51, Waldoboro, operating vehicle accident on Miles Street (no WCSH News NBC News 207 Inside Ed. Chicago Med (N) Chicago Fire (N) Chicago P.D. “Bad Boys” News J. Fallon the school zone on Main Street, assisted under the influence – alcohol – one prior, injuries). WGME News CBS News News Ent. 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Lincoln County Churches Welcome You

NEWCASTLE DAMARISCOTTA WALDOBORO WHITEFIELD BOOTHBAY

Catholic Church Assembly of God Baptist Church Calvary Bible Baptist HARBOR St. Patrick’s Church, oldest Sunday morning service begins First Baptist Church of Waldoboro, Calvary Bible Baptist Church is Catholic church in New England at 10:30 a.m. with different types 71 Grace Ave., is a Christ-centered, a friendly, Bible teaching church, The Anchor (built 1808), 380 Academy Hill Road, of music, Bible-based instruction, Bible-teaching, disciple-making located next to Whitefield School, The Anchor, a simple, relational P.O. Box 598, Newcastle, 04553, part praise and worship. Nursery care church. Sunday worship services Rt. 126. Sunday school classes, all church, meets every Sunday at the of All Saints Parish, Fr. Thomas is available through age 4 and are broadcasted live via the internet ages, at 9:15 a.m.; morning worship Rotary Club, 66 Montgomery Road, Murphy, Pastor; Fr. Patrick Agbodi, children’s church, “Sparks” is for fbcwaldoboro.org. Worship service & children’s church at 10:30 a.m. Boothbay Harbor at 4 p.m., with a SMA, and Rev. Dominic Azagbor, ages 5-12, including Bible stories, 10 a.m., nursery provided, Children Nursery is provided. potluck meal to follow. For more OP, Parochial Vicars; Deacons John games, arts and crafts, snacks and & Adult S.S., 8:45 a.m. Wed., 6:30 p.m., prayer meeting. information call 837-7484 or visit Murphy and Bob Curtis. fun. Christian Education class is Wednesday night youth events Nursery is provided. their website at anchorboothbay. Mass schedule: Sat. Vigil 4 p.m.; 9:30 a.m., a participatory class with include: Awana Clubs for age 3 Ladies’ home Bible study meets com. Sun. Mass 11 a.m.; Wed., 5 p.m. help for everyday life. – grade 6, Jr. High youth group for Fri., 9 a.m. Adult small groups Christian Science Mass; Fri., noon, Mass; Confession Sunday 6-7 p.m. and Wednesday, grades 7 - 8, and Sr. High youth group gather in homes throughout the Christian Science Society, 25 available before Mass or by 7-8 p.m. is Bible study class with for grades 9 - 12. All meetings at week to fellowship, pray & study Oak St., Sunday Service and appointment. Gather to pray the group discussions and sharing. 6 p.m. Adult Bible Studies, 6:30 p.m. the Bible. Sunday School, 10 a.m. Wednesday Rosary, Tues., noon. For information Once a month they have break Celebrate Recovery meets every For more information, call testimony meeting, 7 p.m. Everyone on special liturgies and other events, out sessions for men’s ministries, Thurs. at 6 p.m., Dinner/Childcare Doug Richards at 549-7555. All are is always welcome. please call the office or check the “Real Women Real Life,” youth and is provided. welcome. Address: P.O. Box 59, Episcopal Church parish bulletin at allsaintsmaine. children’s group. Dr. Jon Vermilion is the pastor Whitefield 04353; calvarybbc.com. St. Columba’s Church, the com. Church office hours Fri. Lincoln County Assembly of - please call 832-7659 for more Holy Apostles Orthodox Church Midcoast home of Celtic spirituality 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; 563-3240. All are God is located at 672 Main St., information. The Rev. Doug Wright, Pastor, for today’s world, 32 Emery Lane, welcome. Damariscotta. For more information Broad Bay Church 625 Head Tide Rd., Whitefield, over off Rt. 27. Telephone 633-6313. Congregational Church call 563-6550 or Pastor Tom Wagers Broad Bay Congregational Head Tide hill. Holy Apostles Parish Reverend Maria J. Hoecker. The The Second Congregational at 380-3535. United Church of Christ, 941 Main is a western rite orthodox church. summer schedule for St. Columba’s Church, UCC located at 51 Main Baptist Church St., Waldoboro, 10 a.m. worship. This means that the line of priests Church, Boothbay Harbor will be Street, Newcastle, is an Open and The Damariscotta Baptist “Falsely Imprisoned and Blessed comes down from the Eastern 10 a.m. Sunday services. Further Affirming congregation of the UCC. Church invites all to join them for by God!?” Rev. Nancy Duncan, Orthodox Church but they celebrate notice to come on Sunday Evensong Sunday worship is at 10 a.m. led by worship and fellowship activities. preaching. Barbara Bibro, pianist. the Communion Liturgy familiar to which will be held monthly. Pastor Char Corbett. Jane Wilmot is They are a Christ-centered group Church School for children during all Catholic and Anglican churches Mondays, Bible Study at noon. The Minister of Music. Youth are affirmed of believers with a mission to grow the second half of the service. Broad in English. The American Orthodox hour-long sessions are open to all as an important part of the church personal relationships with God Bay Congregational UCC is an church is inclusive, and welcomes all and stress modern scholarship and and nursery care is provided during and community. Sunday worship open and affirming congregation. persons of good conscience. Sunday interpretation. stcolumbasmaine@ worship. The church also hosts the at 10:30 a.m. Office hours: Monday For more information: waldoucc@ liturgy is at 10:30 a.m. Call 458-2711 gmail.com. Ecumenical Food Pantry, which & Thursday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. or midcoast.com or 832-6898. and ask for Father Doug, always First United Methodist Church is opened on Tuesday mornings by appointment; e-mail: maine. Church of the Nazarene available for counseling, advice, Townsend Ave., across from between 9:30 and 11 and the Warm [email protected]. Please view the The North Waldoboro Church of confession, and reconciliation. Opera House. Worship and Sunday Offerings community dinner at 5 p.m. calendar of events at dbcme.org for the Nazarene, 3008 Washington Rd., Orthodoxcatholicchurch.org. Many School, 10:30 a.m., followed by each Wednesday, which is put on by all activities. 6 miles north of Moody’s Diner voices: one song. The church accepts coffee fellowship. All are welcome. area churches. Church office hours The building is handicapped on Route 220, is a church family donations toward dental care for Our Lady Queen of Peace Church are Monday 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and accessible. DBC is located on the where the word of God is preached those who cannot afford it. Located at 82 Atlantic Avenue, Tuesday through Thursday 9 a.m. to corner of Business Rt. 1 and Bristol faithfully, to nurture and equip Sheepscot Valley part of All Saints Parish, Fr. Thomas 2:30 p.m. Lucy Emerson is the office Road in Damariscotta. Parking is God’s people for Christian life and Community Church Murphy, Pastor; Fr. Patrick Agbodi, administrator. For more information, available across the street at the service. Worship hours: Sunday, 11 Formerly Whitefield Union SMA, and Rev. Dominic Azagbor, call 563-3379, visit newcastleucc.org, First National Bank, in the Day- St. Philip’s Episcopal, Wiscasset a.m.; Sun., 6 p.m., evening worship Church, they are located at corner OP, Parochial Vicars; Deacon John or facebook.com/secondcongo. Nash Building parking lot, and in off campus; call for details. Pittston (Rt. 194) and Townhouse Murphy, Deacon Tom Blatz. Episcopal Church Dr. Olsen’s parking Lot (Note: Dr. Wed., 6 - 7 p.m., Wisdom for Roads. Pastor Kyle Black, Mass schedule: Sat. Mass, 4 p.m.; The Mission of St. Andrew’s Olsen’s parking lot is only available BRISTOL EDGECOMB Life. 317-7882. sheepscotchurch.org. Sun. Mass, 9 a.m.; Tues. Mass, 5 p.m. Parish is to worship God, grow in on weekends and after 5 p.m. on For more information, please Sun. worship, 11 a.m.; nursery and Thurs. Mass, noon; Gather to discipleship, and share Christ’s love. weekdays). Baha’i Faith Edgecomb Community Church, call the church, 832-4462, or Pastor through 2 yrs.; special kids’ class, 3 pray the Rosary, Mon. and Fri, 9 a.m.; Dedicated in 1883, St. Andrews is Pastor Marilee Harris can be “In the garden of thy heart, plant UCC Mark Holden, 790-0947. yrs. to 4th grade. Confession available before Mass or located at 11 Glidden St., P.O. Box reached at 563-3587. naught but the rose of love”. For The Edgecomb Community Orff’s Corner Community Church St. Denis Catholic Church by appointment. For information on 234, Newcastle, 04553. They extend Church of Jesus Christ more information about the Baha’i Church, UCC is located at 15 The church (non-denominational) St. Denis of St. Michael Parish, special liturgies and other events, a warm welcome to all. The Priest- The Church of Jesus Christ, faith and events, call 563-6110, or Cross Point Rd in Edgecomb at is located on Rt. 32 Winslow Mills located at Rt. 126 and Cooper Rd. call the office or check the bulletin at in-Charge is The Rev. John Nieman. Latter-Day Saints, Belvedere Rd. call 1-800-22UNITE. the intersection of Eddy Rd. Rev. Rd., approximately four miles intersection; Sunday, 11 a.m. Mass. allsaintsmaine.com. 633-2680. All are The music program is led by Sean and Rt. 1, Damariscotta. Sunday Congregational Church Katherine Pinkham leads Sunday north of Rt. 1, and about one-half Call 623-8823. St. Denis Whitefield welcome. Fleming, organist, and Linda meeting begins at 10 a.m. with All are invited to worship at the worship at 9:30 a.m. A time of mile south of Jefferson town line. Food Bank on the Grand Army Blanchard, choir director. Programs Sacrament Service and Sunday Congregational Church of Bristol fellowship and coffee follows Regular morning service with Road (St. Denis Hall) is open the NOBLEBORO for spiritual growth for all ages are school, followed by priesthood on Route 130 in the center of Bristol worship. A Celtic Prayer Service of Pastor Robert Bellows at 10:30 a.m. first Friday of the month 1 - 3 p.m. facilitated by Ben Cooke, director of meeting and relief society. Mills, across from Town Hall and next music and meditations takes place All are welcome. and serves Whitefield and Alna. First Baptist Church Christian formation. For further information call to Deb’s Bristol Diner. Rev. James P. every third Wednesday of the month Safe Harbor Community Chapel For more information please call First Baptist Church located at Worship services: Sun., 8 a.m. 563-5063 or 332-4932. Dowse leads the worship on Sundays through September beginning at Safe Harbor Community Chapel 582-2684. the corner of Back Meadow Rd. and Holy Eucharist (Rite I); 10 a.m. Holy Meeting of Friends at 10 a.m. Music Director Trisha 5:30 p.m. starting with a simple is a Christ-centered, biblically Center St. “where Christ is exalted Eucharist (Rite II); 11:15 a.m., the Midcoast Friends (Quakers) hold Demers. Visitors are always cordially supper. based family friendly church JEFFERSON and people are loved.” Pastor: Maine Episcopal Network for Justice a Meeting for Worship at 10 a.m. invited. Following worship and A free community lunch is served where people are loved and God’s Rev. Stan LeQuire, Office Hours: (MENJ) Civil Discourse Program each Sunday at the Meetinghouse Sunday School, everyone gathers in every Tues. at noon. truth is taught. All are welcome First Baptist Church Tues, Thurs, and Sat.; 563-5816; begins. Thurs., Oct. 4, Blessing of the at 77 Belvedere Rd., Damariscotta. the Fellowship Hall for refreshments Edgecomb Community Church to worship on Sunday mornings at Worship Service Sundays at 9:30 fbcnobleboro.org. Animals, 4:30 p.m., church parking All are welcome to join them as and conversation. Thrift Shop is open Tues, 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. at the Waldoboro VFW on a.m., Rt. 32 in Jefferson with pastor Thu., Oct. 4, 6 p.m., Craft Group, lot. they gather in silent community, Parking for worship is both in 1 p.m., Thurs. 1-4 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m. Mill St., Waldoboro, officiated by Kevin Banfield. All are welcome Ping Pong, Chapman Room Tues. Bible Study, 12:15 p.m., seeking to draw nearer to the divine front of the Russell Parish House to noon. Donations of clean, usable Doug Wood. The first Sunday of to the Christ-centered, mission Sat., Oct. 6, 2 p.m., Ping Pong , library; Theologists meet, 5:30 p.m., Spirit in everyone and occasionally and behind the church. To access clothing and household items, each month features a potluck and minded Bible teaching church. Chapman Room undercroft; Wednesday morning, feeling called to speak aloud in the upper parking, turn up hill at the including books are welcomed and all are welcomed to attend this fun St. Giles’ Episcopal Sun., Oct. 7, 9 a.m., Adult Bible 10 a.m., Holy Eucharist with Prayers ministry. Additionally, a mid-week Bristol Diner and take the first right may be left in the bin outside the time of fellowship. Men’s breakfast St. Giles’ Episcopal Church, Study, 10:30 am., Worship Service, for Healing. hour of silent meditation is held on and enter by the door between the church. They are an Open and every third Sunday at 8 a.m. Please Jefferson, welcomes all. Holy Little Sermon, Children’s Church, Ann Kash, parish administrator, Wednesday mornings at 9 a.m. church and the parish house. Affirming congregation. For more join in or call 529-6323. Eucharist, sermon, and prayers for Lord’s Supper Celebrated, Nursery maintains office hours: Monday – Childcare is offered during each “Eat and Pray,” Wednesdays, noon information, visit edgecombchurch. United Methodist Church healing every Sunday at 9:30 a.m. available for infants through age 2 Thursday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more Sunday’s services. On the first in the church library. Bring a bag org or call 882-4060. The Waldoboro United Methodist Coffee, conversation, and fellowship North Nobleboro Baptist Church information, call 563-3533 or visit Sunday of the month, a simple soup lunch, listen to a brief devotion, and Church welcomes all to the 11 a.m. follow in Jewett Hall. The Rev. Dr. Located in the north end of town standrewsnewcastle.org. and bread luncheon for all follows pray. WISCASSET service on Sunday mornings at 85 Susan Kraus, priest. The church is on the corner of East Pond Road Faith Baptist Church worship. For additional information The Congregational Church Friendship Street. Holy Communion located on Gardiner Road (Route and Upper East Pond Road, NNBC Faith Baptist Church, 144 Mills Rd. call Friends Meeting, 563-3757, of Bristol is known for its warm Baptist Church is observed on the first Sunday of 126), a quarter mile west of the is a member of the American (Rt. 215), is an independent, Bible- Suzanne Hallett, 563-6084 or Sue hospitality, openness to all, congre- Bible Baptist Church: Pastor Rob each month and the table is open junction of Rt. 126 and Bunker Hill Baptist Churches led by Pastor Bob believing Baptist Church where all Rockwood, 350-2256 or stop by during gational vitality, and community Green, 143 Beechnut Hill Road; to all. The church office phone is Road. 215-3420 or stgilesjefferson. Bellows who speaks of the life and will hear the Word of God preached the Peace Center Coordinator’s office outreach. Local Boy Scouts troop 882-6941; Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; 832-5556. See everyone in church on org. teachings of Jesus Christ directly in a loving but uncompromising hours, Monday and Wednesday from meets Sundays, 4 p.m. AA meets Morning service, 10:45 a.m.; Evening Sunday. Truth Baptist from the Holy Bible. Paul Smeltzer, manner. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; 10 to 2. Wednesdays, 7 p.m. All are cordially service, 6 p.m.; Wednesday evening Waldoboro Word of Life Church Located at 154 Augusta Rd. is an their organist, leads the choir and Sunday services, 11 a.m.; Wednesday Midcoast Unitarian invited to participate in the services, Bible study and prayer time, 7 p.m. Located on Coles Hill on Old Route independent, fundamental Baptist the congregation in singing old Afternoon Bible Study, 1 p.m.; Universalist Fellowship programs, and activities of the Church of the Nazarene 1 in Waldoboro Village. Sunday Church. They are now under the favorite hymns. They would love to Wednesday evening prayer meeting This Fellowship (a church without church. Office Hours: Tuesdays and The First Church of the Nazarene, services, 11 a.m. Sunday School for pastoral leadership of Pastor welcome new members and visitors & Bible study, 7 p.m.. a building) welcomes all – all ages, all Thursdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more Rte. 27, opposite Wiscasset H.S., children aged 3-11. Sunday Evening Joshua Lovelace. King James any Sunday morning at 8:45 a.m. If anyone needs some counseling religious and political persuasions, information call 563-6843. Debbie Pastor Wallace Staples, 882-9088. Services, 6 p.m. Tuesday Bible study, Bible is used for all preaching and from a Biblical point of view, or all races, all genders - to join them on Mikulak is the Church Administrator; Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Sunday 7 p.m. Thursday Prayer, 7 p.m. teaching. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; just have some questions about the Sunday mornings at 10:30 a.m. in the ccobucc.org; email: ccob@tidewater. worship, 11 a.m.; Wed., prayer study, Join them Friday at 10 a.m. in Sunday worship services, 10:30 a.m. ALNA Church, the Rev. David O’Donnell Porter Meeting Hall of Skidompha net. 5:30 p.m. Food ministry Sun., 12:30- front of the Waldoboro Town House and 6 p.m. They welcome all to Christ Church can be reached at 563-1104, or in Library in Damariscotta. Rev. Erika United Methodist Churches 1:30 p.m. and Wed. 4:30-5:30 p.m. on Rt. 1 for prayer for the town. come out and hear the word of God Christ Church is a non- case of emergency at the parsonage, Hewitt and the director of Religious The Round Pond and New Harbor Episcopal Church Pot Luck Supper at 5:30 and preached. They encourage locals denominational, Bible-believing 563-3593. Exploration, Carney Doucette, look United Methodist Churches worship St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, Gospel Concert at 7 p.m. - usually and visitors alike to keep an eye rd and Bible-teaching community Interfaith Children’s Virtues Class forward to meeting all and answering at 9 and 11 a.m. respectively every 12 Hodge St. Wiscasset; 882-7184. the 3 Sat. of the month. on the sign out front for upcoming church. Their worship services are “The betterment of the world can any questions about their liberal Sunday, with Pastor Kelly Harvell Deacon Marcia Richardson. Holy Pastor Tom Rawley 446-3288; events. Come and be a part of it. held at 10:30 each Sunday morning be accomplished through pure and religious gathering. leading worship. Everyone is Eucharist each week with Rite II Facebook: “The Waldoboro Word of Wed., 7 p.m., Bible study. at the Newcastle-Alna Baptist goodly deeds”- Baha’ullah. Interfaith Entrance is through the door on welcome. beginning at 9 a.m. Sunday School Life Church.” All are welcome to join United Baptist Church Church, Rte 194, Alna. Church Virtues class for preschool and Elm Street. For more information The Caregivers’ Group, an during the first half of service. The them for any of their gatherings. Worship service is 9:30 a.m. Secretary: Paula George, 315-5861; school aged children of all faiths visit uumidcoast.org, Facebook at informal support group for those Bargain Basement Thrift Store is West Waldoboro with guest pastors. Choir practice nd e-mail: [email protected]. offered at 10 a.m., the 2 Sunday of uumidcoast, or call Carol Robins, who have responsibility for adults or open on Tuesdays from noon - 5 p.m. Community Church precedes the service at 9 a.m. Minister: Rev. Rick Newell, 631-1196 every month in Newcastle. All are 512-2287; Sandra Barth, 563-5565; children with special needs at home and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The community church is Candy Flagg Hilton is organist and This Communion Sunday Pastor welcome. Contact joann_kaplan@ David Bailey, 563-2105. To leave a or in institutions, meets at 1:30 p.m. The Help Yourself Shelf food pantry handicapped accessible, located choir leader. All are welcome to Rick and has chosen Hebrews 1:1- yahoo.com or 563-6110 for details and message, call the Fellowship at 315- on the second Tuesday at the New is open on Thursdays at 5 p.m. for on Rt. 32, two miles south of Route attend. information about local activities. 1628. To contact the minister, call Harbor church. anyone in need. 1. Service begins at 9:15 a.m. 4 and 2:5-12 as the scripture lesson See bahai.org or call 1-800-22-UNITE Rev. Erika Hewitt at 650-5757. The Food Pantry at the New Harbor Donations for both the Bargain They welcome all searching for upon which he will base his morning for more information. Twin Villages Church Church is open every Saturday from Basement and Help Yourself Shelf the Living Lord our God and the message titled “To Taste Death for Lutheran Church Twin Villages Church, 15 Courtyard 9 - 10 a.m., serving people from are welcome and can be made by whole truth of His word, from the SOUTH BRISTOL Everyone”. Water of Life Lutheran Church, Street, Damariscotta is a family- Bristol and South Bristol. Those who calling the church. authorized, King James Bible, with Newcastle-Alna Baptist Church a congregation of the ELCA, 618 integrated church and worships cannot come on Saturday morning, First Congregational Church fellowship and refreshments after Union Congregational Church Newcastle-Alna Baptist Church, Route 1, Newcastle, just north of every Sunday at 10 a.m. The music please telephone Kelly at 677-3055 First Congregational Church, the service. Union Church of South Bristol, an American Baptist Church, Rt. Sheepscot Road blinker. Pastor: The is a blend of contemporary worship or Donna at 677-3424. Donated food, UCC, is an open and affirming Pastor Wayne Woodman can be an open and affirming, United 194, Alna, established 1820, 586-6107; Rev. Carolyn Neighoff; Director of music and hymns. Communion is unopened and unexpired, can be left congregation. Sunday worship led reached at 790-0136 or w.woodman@ Church of Christ congregation, Pastor Richard Newell, 563-5961; Music: Lois Omland. Fall and winter celebrated weekly. The sermons are at the church between 8 and 9 a.m. by Rev. Josh Fitterling and Sunday roadrunner.com. worships each Sunday morning Sunday worship, 8:30 a.m. T.O.P.S. schedule: Sunday School and Adult focused on teaching and application on Saturdays or brought to worship School begin at 10 a.m. followed at 10 a.m. with Pastor Elizabeth meets on Mondays, 10 a.m. All are class, 9-10 a.m. Worship at 10:30 a.m. through individual books of the Bible. in any church of the Pemaquid by coffee hour in Fellowship BREMEN Nutting Hood leading worship. welcome. with fellowship time following. All There is a potluck open to everyone Peninsula Co-operative Ministry in Hall. 28 High Street, P. O. Box Communion is celebrated on the first are welcome. st Bristol or South Bristol. Monetary Sunday of each month. Facilities after the service on the 1 Sunday 350, Wiscasset, 882-7544. fccw@ Bremen Union Church Choir rehearsal at 6:30 p.m. on support can be mailed to P.O. Box are handicapped accessible and BOOTHBAY of every month and breakfast at myfairpoint.net, uccwiscasset.org. Those who gather at Bremen Wednesdays; Community prayer 100, New Harbor, 04554. earphones are available. Fellowship 9 a.m. the remaining Sundays. Twin All are welcome. Union Church for worship enjoy group meets on Thursday, 9 - 10 a.m.; and refreshments follow worship in Barters Island Baptist Church Villages Church is involved in the Woolwich-Wiscasset an independent Christ-centered Lectionary study group meets at the Parish Hall. The church office Barters Island Baptist Church is community in many ways including Baptist Church church and welcome people of all 10 a.m. on Thursday.”Night of Joy” telephone number is 644-8242. a friendly, Bible-teaching church the local festivals, offering Biblical WESTPORT ISLAND Woolwich-Wiscasset Baptist denominations to join them Sunday for their Mobius friends and others, counseling and working with Lincoln Church, is on Route 1, Woolwich. AA meets in the Parish Hall located on Barters Island Rd. mornings at 9:25. The services are led Sunday School for all ages is at third Friday of month at 6:30 p.m. Academy towards hosting weekly Westport Baptist Church The Rev. Jamie St. Ours is the Saturday mornings at 8 a.m. by pastor Kathleen M. Maclachlan Shelves for Sharing, located next 10 a.m., Morning Worship Service For more information, call the English clubs in the fall. There are Located on Rt. 144, about one pastor. Sunday: Family prayer st followed by coffee and fellowship to the Thrift Shop at the side of the at 11 a.m. with nursery provided. church office, 563-1142 or go to prayer meetings the 1 Thursdays mile past the high level bridge and worship at 9:30 a.m., morning time. church, will be open continuously, and Afternoon Service at 1:30 p.m., and wateroflifelutheranchurch.com. of the month at 6:30 p.m. For more to Westport Island; Rev. Stephen service at 10:45 a.m., youth group (7 Thur., Oct. 4, Choir Rehearsal, includes non-perishable foods, winter Wednesday Prayertime at 7 p.m. Sheepscott Community Church information go to twinvillageschurch. Wallace. Sunday worship, 9 a.m. to 12 grades) at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday 4 p.m.; Sun., Oct. 7, World Communion coats, hats and gloves, toiletries and For more information call Pastor Sunday worship services 10 a.m., org or Pastor Phil Nicewonger at Bible study following at 10:20 a.m. at 6 p.m.: Kids’ Clubs (ages 2 to Sunday; Tues., Oct. 9, Bag Lunch diapers. “Take a blessing when you Rich Azud at 350-2334. at the valley church, 8 The Kings [email protected] or 882-5078. “We are not ashamed of grade 6) and adult classes. 443-2532. Study Group, 12-1:30 p.m., topic need one, leave a blessing when you Boothbay Region Community Highway, Newcastle. Worship 975-9632. the Gospel of Christ; for it is the wwbcchurch.org. “Methodism” can.” Fellowship Leader: Rev. Susie Craig. Music United Methodist Church power of God unto salvation to The church places an emphasis on The Thrift Shop will be open on Sunday Service at 6 p.m., Pastor Director: Fran Hewins. Sheepscott Located at 40 Church St. Choir every one that believeth.” (Romans SOMERVILLE missions, including ongoing support both Fridays and Saturdays from Al Roberts, American Legion Hall, Community Church welcomes rehearsal at 9:30 Sunday, worship, 1:16) of the Waldoboro Food Bank with Industrial Dr., Boothbay, 633-0757. all. Their purpose is to provide 10 a.m. Sundays. All are welcome. South Somerville Baptist Church 9 a.m. to noon. Donations of good, non-perishable foods and personal usable household and clothing items All welcome. br-cf.org; alroberts@ Christian spiritual and moral Church office 563-1627, Located on Rt. 17, Pastor Brian hygiene products. Be aware of the are appreciated. br-cf.org. growth. They reach out to those damariscottaumc.webs.com. The Ritchie; 549-3770; Sunday worship, SOUTHPORT Basket Ministry to welcome Bremen The first Sunday of each month, East Boothbay in need and open wide their doors hours of the DUMC Pet Pantry are 9:30 a.m.; Sunday school for the area newcomers. Established in 1824, Women’s Night Out Potluck Supper United Methodist Church as a place to worship in freedom. 9-11 a.m. on the first Tuesday of the whole family, 11 a.m.; evening Southport United Methodist Church the church is located at 523 Waldoboro meets in the Parish Hall at 5:30 p.m. Located at 2 Church St., East See Sheepscott Community Church month, handicap accessible. worship service, 6 p.m. Wed. Night Rte. 27, Sunday worship at 9 a.m. Rd., (Rt. 32), 832-1283. The church for good food and conversation. Boothbay. 9 a.m. service with Facebook page and website. Phone: Family Fellowship, Bible Study & with Sunday School, followed by a is handicap accessible with ramps, All women of the community are a fellowship following. All are 593-2664. Prayer Meeting (Groups for Kids, coffee fellowship. All are welcome. large print bulletins and hymnals. invited. welcome. Teens & Adults), 6 p.m. Page Ten B THe LinCoLn CoUnTY news, DaMarisCoTTa, Maine october 4, 2018 Newcastle History Lulu’s... continued from page 1 Frank and Harriette Decker find Westport Island’s own By Arlene Cole Crossroads Coffee Beans, an The business of the town of and up, excepting paupers, persons assortment of wine, artisan cheese, Newcastle was under good care under guardianship, and Indians crackers, jams, produce, funky from 1928-1956 with the husband and not taxed having his residence and eclectic art, pottery, textiles, wife team of Frank and Harriette in the state for a period of three alpaca yarn, gifts, and four curious Decker. Frank Decker was elected months before the election could alpacas who appear to enjoy the tax collector for the first time in vote. Blacks were given the right to company of humans. 1928. R. K. Tukey was elected the vote in 1870. A man, to be eligible Marty Farmer Construction, of town treasurer. Back then, the two to vote, had to be able to read the Woolwich, built the barn with wood offices were separate. Selectmen constitution in the English language from Westport Island. The barn were R. L. Hodgkins, H. F. Kimball, and write his name. Exempted from board was reclaimed from several and A. S. Trask. The town clerk was this were persons who could not properties on the island. F. M. Wade. Frank Decker kept his write because of physical disability “We have Bonyun wood, Tarbox office in his home on Pump Street and any man who was 60 or more wood, Rice wood, Taylor wood, and as was the custom of all the town when this provision took effect in Wylie wood in the barn,” Bodmer officials then. 1892. Today, a young person can said, mentioning some well-known Newcastle has always had the vote at the age of 18. island names. town meeting form of government, Frank Decker served as tax Inside the barn, island with its attendant officers. The collector through 1934. Then George memorabilia hangs on the walls, town citizens usually met in March Singer took his place for two years. a reminder of earlier life on the to elect the needed officers and This was a common occurrence island. Stepping into Lulu’s Barn is Westport Island resident Joyce Kinney browses inside Lulu’s Barn on take care of the business brought with the officials being nominated Voting at the community room at the fire station in Newcastle. (Photo like stepping into the past, perhaps Westport Island before going to yoga with the alpacas Aug. 25. (Charlotte before the town. Today, many towns and then elected at once. Each year courtesy Newcastle Historical Society) into a country store of the early Boynton photo) meet in June to fit in better with someone could put an official out of 1900s. office in a few minutes, many times but the mill man, the storekeeper, Newcastle, Damariscotta, and time, when people who play alpacas bring something different the state system and the schools. In addition to selling a unique not realizing when he came to the the farmer, and the fellow with his Bremen are under the control of the an instrument or sing come to to the class,” Lentz said. “It In 1928, Frank Decker was assortment of gifts, Lee opens the meeting that he had competition. gasoline pumps can expect to see it Great Salt Bay Community School enjoy each other’s talents and combines yoga with the joy of the Newcastle’s constable. He posted a barn to the community to enjoy. But it kept competent people in reflected on his tax bill. District. Newcastle has no control conversation. alpacas and their sweetness.” list of the articles that were to be From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. every office. If an officer did not do a good With the advent of cars, the of policies but is merely expected Perhaps the highlight of summer Sunday is community coffee voted on and proclaimed that the Friday, she hosts a knitting group. job, he could be voted out the next excise tax collection was added to to pay its share of the bill. has been the yoga class. Instructor drop-in day from 11 a.m. until noon. annual town meeting for that year Knitters of all experience levels are year. Frank Decker was elected the tax collector’s job. In 1928, the Harriette Decker served as both Sara Lentz, who teaches at Jai Lee invites everyone in to enjoy a would be held at Oliver’s Hall on welcome to bring a project. Those th again in 1937. Frank Decker’s wife, tax on cars was still classed with tax collector and treasurer for 1953, Yoga in Brunswick, led the hour- baked good, a cup of Crossroads the “18 day of March at 10 o’clock new to knitting will find willing Harriette, worked with Frank and the personal taxes. There were 178 1954, and 1955. Her health failed long classes. coffee, and conversation with their in the forenoon.” Oliver’s Hall was instructors. when Frank became ill, she was automobiles taxed in town at a value her, and the town report records “The yoga sessions with the neighbors. the meeting room above George Friday from 6-8 p.m. is music there to help. Frank Decker died of $35,550. By 1956, automobiles and she served for seven months in Lulu’s Barn, at 389 Main Road, Oliver’s garage on Main Street Nov. 17, 1939 and Harriette Decker trucks had become the excise tax 1956 and Kathleen Bryant took over is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (see article on Oliver’s Hall, page was elected in his place. it is today and the town collected for her for the other five months. Thursday-Saturday and 11 a.m. to 4 40, “History Tales of Newcastle, Frank M. Decker was born in $6,201.07. For the year ending June Bryant moved her office to the p.m. Sunday. Lee invites the public Maine”). Officers such as the Nobleboro on Aug. 13, 1880. He was a 30, 2016, Newcastle had taken in second floor of the Taniscot Engine to stop in, feed the alpacas, enjoy a selectmen, town clerk, tax collector, son of William Decker and his wife, $370,340. House. The selectmen had been cup of coffee, and shop in a unique and treasurer were nominated from Clara Tomlinson Decker. William It is the treasurer’s job to pay using the area for their office. They place. the floor at the meeting and then Decker is listed as a meatcutter. the bills. There are the highways had divided the upstairs room into Lulu’s Barn will close after elected by majority vote of those Frank Decker married Harriette and bridges, including sidewalks, two sections. The area facing Main Christmas and reopen in the Spring. present. Bonney. She was a daughter of S. the fire company, street lights, Street was used as office space and However, Lee will rent the barn for There are no records in existence R. and Mary Lampson Bonney. upkeep of buildings, insurance, the area next to the stairs was for a special events, such as birthday of the organization of the town, nor R. K. Tukey served as treasurer protection, officers’ salaries, and, rest area and voting. parties or game nights with the any doings up until March 1754. until 1953, when he had health most significant, school bills and Harriette Decker died in 1962. alpacas. Probably the form was much the same as it was in 1928. The first problems. His wife, Vera, took teachers salaries. She was 76 years old. Harriette order of business, even today, is to over for him until Harriette In 1928, paying the teachers and Frank Decker are buried in choose a moderator to preside at could be elected in 1953. Then, was an important part of Frank the Glidden Cemetery on Glidden the meeting. In earlier times, minor Harriette served as tax collector Decker’s check writing. Today, Street. town officers such as highway and treasurer. That year, the town surveyor, tithing man, fence meeting was held at the Taniscot viewers, field driver, hog constable, Engine House. The pattern was that Bake sale on tap for and pound keeper were elected, but the polls would be open from 9 a.m. it has become the custom for the to 4 p.m.for the voting of officers St. Patrick’s Christmas Fair selectmen to appoint today’s minor by secret ballot and then the rest of From left: Jeff Hefferon, Joyce Kinney, and instructor Sara Lentz officers, such as the planning the articles would be taken up the The annual Christmas Fair at practice yoga with the alpacas at Lulu’s Barn on Westport Island on Aug. board, Veterans Memorial Park same evening. located at 380 Academy Hill Road St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in 25. (Charlotte Boynton photo) committee, Nobleboro-Newcastle Meeting places have moved in Newcastle. fish agent, and finance committee. around through the years. After Newcastle will feature a fabulous While at the Christmas Fair, one Today, one person is appointed the meeting house was built on bake-sale table called “From Our should make time to check out the as the town clerk, tax collector, the Sheepscot Road, the meetings Ovens.” A wide range of items has craft vendors, who will be displaying treasurer, and secretary to the were held there for many years. In been promised, including cookies, a wide variety of items for the selectmen. 1919, the town meeting was held at cakes, fudge, jams, and pies. These home and for gifts for family and In 1754, not everyone could a building owned by T. E. Gay & items will certainly help with friends. One can have lunch at the vote. Maine was still a part Son, a storehouse, near the Maine planning one’s Thanksgiving feast Shamrock Cafe, where homemade of Massachusetts and under Central Railroad station. In 1920, the and lighten the cooking load of the chowder and other items will be Great Britain’s rule. In early town meeting was held at Oliver’s family chef. served. Massachusetts, a man had to be Hall. In 1936, it was held at the old Stop by the Christmas Fair on As always, there is no fee to a member of the church in order Lincoln Academy gymnasium. Saturday, Nov. 17 from 9 a.m. to 2 attend and all adult guests will Lee Bodmer owns and operates to vote. Later, all men who owned As I wrote above, for many years p.m. in Cheverus Hall at the church. receive a free raffle ticket for the Lulu’s Barn on Westport Island. property were allowed to vote but voting was held by secret ballot St. Patrick’s Catholic Church is special Thanksgiving raffle basket. (Charlotte Boynton photo) they had to pay a poll tax to qualify. at the Taniscot Engine House, for The poll tax was a small amount, the officers. Now we meet at the usually $2 or $3, that a man had community room at the new fire to pay to show he was a qualified station to elect the offices by secret voter. ballot. The rest of the articles are Pumpkinfest Early town meetings were voted on, on a different day, at the traditionally rough because it new Lincoln Academy cafeteria. breakfast was an all-male meeting. Stories The tax collector has the job of were told of fights, cursing, and collecting the taxes. There are the Lulu’s Barn is preparing for the Halloween season with a pumpkin- The Wells-Hussey American drinking. Liquor is not allowed at real estate, which means the house carving contest. For more information, contact Lee Bodmer at 215-7039. Legion Post No. 42 Auxiliary, on town meeting, but nothing could and the land, and the personal. (Charlotte Boynton photo) upper Main Street in Damariscotta, stop a fellow from drinking before Personal varies through the years, will hold a public breakfast on he came or from going out during a Sunday, Oct. 7 starting at 7 a.m. break in the meeting. To cut down The breakfast, held in conjunction on this, drinking places are not with Damariscotta Pumpkinfest, allowed to be open near the actual continued from page 8 Police... will include three kinds of pancakes town meeting location on the day NeW ANd iMprOved fOr 2019! – plain, blueberry, and pumpkin of the meeting. When women got – as well as sausage, muffins, speed enforcement in the school their right to vote in 1920, meetings Standpipe Road, and conducted a doughnuts, cider, apples, fruit cups, became much more civilized. zone on Main Street and gave a welfare check on Egypt Road. coffee (regular and pumpkin), and warning for speeding on Main In 1820, when Maine became a Officer Sylvester gave a warning juice. The cost is $6. state, any male citizen of the age 21 Street. for a defect on Main Street. 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US ROUTE 1, WOOLWICH, MAINE Call your ad rep at 563-3171 or email [email protected] to reserve your spot NOW 207-442-7002 october 4, 2018 THe LinCoLn CoUnTY news, DaMarisCoTTa, Maine Page eleven B Fortman strong on high-speed support for local businesses Early Westport Island settlement topic of upcoming talk job – there isn’t a job waiting for you.” “Settlement of the Midcoast: It wasn’t until 1815 that the Starting their business was a Conflicting Land Claims” is the legislature of Massachusetts Bay case of creating jobs in the place topic of a talk and discussion at had parcel maps drawn and gave where they wanted to live. For the Tuesday, Oct. 23 meeting of the property owners an opportunity to years, Long Winter Soap Co. was Westport Island History Committee acquire clear title for a cost of 7.5 run out of Nelson and McNelly’s and Friends of Westport Island cents per usable acre. That survey, home in Damariscotta before History. The speaker will be local done by Stephen Parsons for the moving last year to a storefront in historian Carl R. “Chip” Griffin, of town of Edgecomb, which then Waldoboro. Most of their business Boothbay Harbor. The meeting will included Westport Island, created is still done online, and they now be at the Westport Island town hall, a map that shows parcels which, in rely on Tidewater Telecom’s high- starting at 6:30 p.m., with a brief some cases, are still recognizable in speed fiber-optic service, which is business meeting for the History today’s property lines. available in Waldoboro but not in Committee afterwards. The meeting Griffin has long had a strong Damariscotta. is open to everyone with an interest interest in the history of Midcoast Communities that have high- in local history. Maine. He graduated from Boothbay capacity, high-speed broadband The early settlement of Midcoast Region High School, then went on service offer greater economic Maine, including Westport Island, to graduate from Bowdoin College, development opportunities. or Jeremy Squam, as it was known winning highest honors for his Business owners need to be able in the 18th century, was marked senior thesis “History of Fishing to reach and expand their markets by much confusion and dissension in the Boothbay Region.” Since beyond our state in order to thrive. with land titles. Originating in the graduating from the University of Thanks to the internet, Long Winter early land purchases from the local Maine School of Law, and setting Soap products are sold in stores Indians in the mid-1600s, when up Griffin Law Offices in Boothbay Laura Fortman (left) talks with Amanda Nelson at her shop, Long throughout the United States, in title descriptions poorly identified Harbor, Griffin has also authored Winter Soap Co. in Waldoboro. Canada, and even in Sweden. boundaries, the ownership and title to three books, including “Coming of High-speed broadband also land were subject often to conflicting Age on Damariscove Island,” in By Jennifer Bunting, artists and craftspeople selling allows people to live in Maine and Looking for leaf eaters to identify in the GSB school backyard. claims. Agents for the Wiscasset and 1980, and has written and presented Lincoln County Democratic their work, which may also be work elsewhere. Autumn Mahoney Kennebec Proprietors, the major on many local history topics in the Committee available at local art galleries or grew up in Madison, left Maine for claimants based in Boston, would years since. State senate candidate Laura during open studio days. college, and relocated to Bremen Four Winds training force early settlers to pay multiple The settlement of the Scots Irish in Fortman has been talking to people But a lot of business these days five years ago, with a remote/ times for their land title, and this America generally, and in Midcoast throughout Senate District 13 about takes place online, and young work-from-home job for a company session held at GSB history was seen in the research Maine particularly, has been a how best to work together to build entrepreneurs turn to the internet based in Massachusetts. done for the six houses in the recent recent focus for Griffin, with these The first Four Winds nature participants sketched the leaf. This th our economy. In many cases, they for promotion as well as sales. “There are lots of skilled jobs Westport Island Historic House Tour. 18 century immigrants often at odds program training for the school activity led to a matching game of tell her that means supporting Amanda Nelson and Lucas for people who want to work from with the land claims of the Wiscasset year took place at Great Salt Bay leaves and sketches. local businesses and encouraging McNelly own Long Winter Soap Co. home for companies around the and Kennebec Proprietors. Community School in Damariscotta The group then listened to a Boothbay new businesses – and young in Waldoboro. Nelson moved to the country or world,” Mahoney said, For more information, email on Tuesday, Sept. 18. The training puppet show giving information entrepreneurs – to move to our area over a decade ago and Lucas “but not having broadband more [email protected], was led by Lisa Purcell, executive about food chains and food webs. Region Land Midcoast area. And stay. grew up in Waldoboro. available through the region is check the Westport Island History director of Four Winds Nature Students in grades kindergarten A trip to the local farmers market “The Midcoast economy is aging limiting us from attracting Mainers Committee Facebook page for the Institute of Chittenden, Vt. The through two at GSB will be presented Trust events in will introduce one to a number of out,” said Nelson. “If we want our back after they’ve left for a while, event, or call Jeff Tarbox at 882-641. theme for this year’s nature lessons with a similar lesson. Each lesson young families who are farming in area to remain vibrant, we have or attracting new Mainers to our is “ecosystems.” will be taught by a combination of October Maine and working hard to make a to build the economy we want. In rural way of life.” The 14 eighth-graders, five the community volunteers, parents, go of it. One is also likely to meet Maine, you have to create your own “Increasing high-speed parents, and six community and eighth-graders. Wednesday, Oct. 17 – Fall foliage broadband access will help our area volunteers involved carefully Purcell will teach four more hike at Zak Preserve: attract and keep the young families examined a variety of leaves. lessons about ecosystems during From 10-11:30 a.m., one can Broker Ken Gray celebrates 18 and businesses that are essential All the leaves had been eaten by the school year. Anyone interested enjoy the breathtaking and vibrant for sustaining and growing our different “leaf eaters.” Participants in finding out more about the red, yellow, and orange leaves on If you happened to come to the years at Newcastle Realty communities,” said Fortman. “We discussed different types of leaf program should contact Betsy Ball this one-mile loop through field transfer station Saturday, I hope all need to work together to make and forest, and along a saltwater decisions. Having built several eaters. The group then went outside at elizabethanneball.bb@gmail. you were pleasantly surprised to see it happen.” marsh. This naturalist-led walk will homes himself, he is well-versed and looked for similar leaf eaters com or Lorna Fake at lfake@aos93. our friends The Horseshoe Crabs investigate the changes occurring in the process of new construction. in the school’s backyard. After org. entertaining us on a beautiful fall in the region as the seasons shift, When working with buyer clients, carefully selecting one eaten leaf, day in Maine. while allowing time to enjoy the Gray helps ascertain what needs to What could be better? Great Lady’s Room scenic vistas. The group size is be fixed and/or negotiated once the music, great weather, all while limited to 12 participants and property has been inspected. you’re getting rid of that smelly supports Making registration is required. For more Choosing a broker with deep trash and doing your recycling. information or to register, contact local knowledge of the area is a Thanks again, Peter, Paul, and Strides walk Boothbay Region land Trust huge advantage to new-to-the-area Brian, for making our Saturday a Environmental Educator Tracey buyers. Gray draws on a wealth of fun day. On Wednesday, Oct. 17, the Lady’s Hall at [email protected] or call the information to help clients make I would also like to thank Shep Room in Damariscotta will sponsor office at 633-4818. decisions based on their needs Kirkland and Back Meadow Farm a wine-and cheese fundraiser Saturday, Oct. 20 through and lifestyle. His familiarity with for providing and delivering the for the Making Strides Against Wednesday, Oct. 31 – Hike the trailer for the stage. It’s nice to Ken Gray (Photo courtesy the area’s freshwater lakes and Breast Cancer Walk. The shop will Halloween Story Trail: have friends who will help us out Michael Austin Kane) ponds, as well as the Sheepscot and be open 5-7 p.m. for shoppers to At Oak Point Farm, 60 Samoset Damariscotta rivers, helps buyers when we need it. purchase quality fall and winter Road, Boothbay Harbor, read a Ken Gray has been working as a weigh which type of waterfront Next week we will begin items, jewelry, and accessories. family-friendly book while hiking. realtor since 1996. He is celebrating property best suits them. checking vehicles for transfer Ten percent of the proceeds will Follow the illustrated signs along 18 years at Newcastle Realty, A longtime successful associate station stickers. If you don’t have be given to the American Cancer the trail as they tell a tale to get one having joined the firm in 2000. with Newcastle Realty, Gray a sticker on or in your car, we will Society to support breast cancer in the Halloween spirit. This easy Gray’s love of real estate and credits owner Dennis Hilton have stickers available. We will programs. The Lady’s Room is one-mile walk can be completed at extensive knowledge is rooted in his with fostering a strong team of need your registration or license located in the Elm Street Plaza, one’s own pace and on one’s own many years of building, renovating, collaborating brokers, providing to verify you live in one of our five Damariscotta. time and is suitable for children of and owning many investment top-notch marketing, strong brand towns. Stickers are also available all ages. Drive to the trailhead to properties. He enjoys analyzing recognition, and cutting-edge at town offices. We have not done see the start of the Halloween Story the physical structure of buildings, technology. a full-scale sticker check for many Got something going on? Trail. This event is free and advance utilizing his engineering studies at Gray and his wife live in a years, so we appreciate your registration is not required. For University of Maine. waterfront home on the Sheepscot patience. Have a great week. See Examining leaves for signs of leaf eaters. more information, contact Hall. When a buyer is interested in an River. To speak with him, call 563- Let the County know about it! you at the station. older home, Gray is able to discuss 1003, ext. 106, or his cellphone at Call 563-3171, 1-800-339-5818 POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT possibilities, limitations, and 350-0431. Visit Newcastle Realty at or e-mail your info to expenses to help the buyer navigate 87 Main St., Damariscotta, or learn [email protected] ALNA • BOOTHBAY • BOOTHBAY HARBOR • BREMEN • BRISTOL • DAMARISCOTTA • EDGECOMB the process and make informed more at mynewcastle.com. 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a landscaper. “The setting is serene, She did drawing sessions among many come to her as hospice cases Big changes are afoot at and people can just sit, or some the animals and hopes to start that and she finds this part of her work Medomak Valley Land Trust as it like to walk in and be with the again next year. very spiritual and affirming. pursues a proposed merger with animals, it really depends on their The farm is currently home to Katherine Dunn has always had neighboring Midcoast Conservancy. desire and mobility,” she said. many small elder/crippled goats, a fondness for animals, farms, and Medomak Valley Land Trust will The area is groomed to be walker- elder cats, mini donkeys, one very elders. “I don’t know why, but even host two Q&A sessions at its office, as a child I gravitated to elders. They and wheelchair-accessible, and in old standard donkey, and a few at 25 Friendship St. in Waldoboro, have stories and insights into life, late fall, a shade hut will also be pigs, one of whom is known as The on Wednesday, Oct. 10 from noon-2 erected. World’s Grumpiest But I’m Fine As I and death,” she said. The farm is not open to the public p.m., and on Tuesday, Oct. 16 from One guest had been a rider her Am Pig, aka Rosie. And there is the 5-7 p.m. People are invited to join Love Llama. except by appointment. entire life and really wanted to just Medomak Valley Land Trust for Katherine Dunn refers to the One can see the animals, the sit with Boone, the horse. “It was pizza and an opportunity to ask animals as her Misfits and gravitates farm, and also how one can help so wonderful to watch – she got to questions and share insights with put her face into his neck and smell to all sorts of species, like the blind or donate at the blog apiferafarm. staff and board members from both horse again,” Dunn said. chicken that a friend asked her to blogspot.com. If one has an animal Medomak Valley Land Trust and Dunn still plans to keep visiting take on, an abandoned rabbit, and that needs rehoming, or people that residences with Opie and other some zebra finches that a man had to would benefit from animal therapy Midcoast Conservancy. creatures, but the on-site farm visits rehome when he lost his house. Last visits, contact Katherine Dunn at In its rich 27-year history, provide the elders with a fun outing, year, she took on three neglected [email protected]. Her Medomak Valley Land Trust has and they get to see a multitude of elder/crippled goats from a state art and books other work can be animals. She also welcomes private neglect case and is always open to seen at katherinedunn.us. Apifera Farm became a 501(c)(3) A goat who lives at Apifera Farm. caretakers to contact her to see if helping such cases if she can. In her in August 2017. (Photo courtesy Apifera Farm) a visit can work for them and their 15 years of helping elder animals, Introductory clients. Dunn is also interested in An open-farm fundraiser, Misfit working with the blind, and other Italian language Love Day, for the nonprofit Apifera special-needs people. “We are not a Merger committees of both Medomak Valley Land Trust and Midcoast Farm in Bremen will be held petting zoo. We aim to bring elders class Conservancy meet to discuss a merger. Saturday, Oct. 6 from 11 a.m. to 3 and animals together for intimate p.m., rain or shine. The farm adopts encounters – to heal and bring joy or A six-week introductory Italian permanently protected over 4,500 and provide increased recreational elder/special-needs animals but also peace,” she said. language course for visitors to acres of land in the Medomak and educational opportunities. shares them with elder people. Dunn does not charge for any of Italy will take place at Skidompha River watershed with 40 easements Medomak Valley Land Trust Pam Weeks will be playing fiddle her work with elder people, or for the Library in Damariscotta on and 20 preserves. Midcoast and Midcoast Conservancy would among the humans and meandering elder farm visits. “My goal is to get Mondays, Oct. 15 through Nov. 19 at Conservancy oversees 60 miles of continue the tradition of other animals. the Midcoast region to see Apifera trails and protects over 7,500 acres Misfit Love Day is the nonprofit 3 p.m. The course is free of charge recent mergers among land trusts as a little oasis that helps animals, of land. A merged organization farm’s first public event and but seating is limited. in Maine, which have created but also elders, in a very hands-on, would enhance the capacity to fundraiser. The money will go to For more information or to sign stronger organizations that are natural way, and support us if they up, contact Cathy Perkins at 563- protect the natural integrity and better equipped to serve their help feed and maintain the elder/ can. I really want to keep the visits 2183 or [email protected]. scenic character of the watershed communities. special-needs creatures the farm free of charge. I just want the people takes in for life, but will also help to pet a little goat, or get a llama kiss, with the farm’s outreach mission and feel like it helped their day.” of sharing the animals with elder The Oct. 6 event is the first homes. Money raised will help feed/ fundraiser the farm has had in the maintain the adopted elder/special- area. “I wanted to be here for a needs creatures – goats, donkeys, while and show the area that I am pigs, cats, and a “Love Llama.” committed to our vision, so I have No pets allowed at this event, been a little quiet about tooting our and no smoking, Children must be horn,” Dunn said. HOW ARE WE DOING? chaperoned. Dunn is a nationally recognized Apifera (pronounced “appafaira”) artist and writer, and has been a Farm is located at 315 Waldoboro freelancer for 22 years, accumulating Let us know what you think by taking our Road, Bremen. Watch for parking a small national following. “I’m not a signs in front of the farmhouse. big fish, but I have a loyal following Learn more at apiferafarm.blogspot. that has helped me get this far with com. my books, art, and the work I’ve For the past year, Apifera Farm been doing to help animals. Once I has been quietly sharing its many decided to bite the bullet and turn animals with elder people on the the farm into a 501(c)(3), many of Apifera’s animals bring joy to the elderly. (Photo courtesy Apifera Midcoast. It had been a dream my followers were on board to help Farm) of Katherine Dunn, the owner if they could. We raised money last of Apifera Farm along with her year to build a small addition on to husband, Martyn, since she began our barn. I would love one more barn READER SURVEY taking in elder/special-needs goats, – you can’t have enough when you Oregon Trail talk in pigs, donkeys, llamas, and more, take in elders like this, especially which are lovingly referred to as with the winters.” Nobleboro is Oct. 9 The Misfits. While the couple had Guests at the Oct. 6 event can adopted and taken care of old and mingle with the animals, and buy Nick Buck will be in Nobleboro season of County Conversations, an needy animals in their barnyard Dunn’s books or the farm’s wool. on Tuesday, Oct. 9 at 7 p.m. to entertaining series of lectures and and you could win a $50 gift certificate! since 2004 when they lived in Oregon, They will be serenaded by Weeks, retrace and relive his experience of conversations on topics of interest to it was when they moved to Midcoast who will be playing her fiddle. Dunn Maine in 2016 that Katherine Dunn traversing the entire Oregon Trail, residents of Lincoln County. County has found that the donkeys especially from Missouri to the Pacific Ocean. Conversations events take place on knew she could make this part of her respond to music. farm dream come true. The presentation will include a the second Tuesday of each month Take the survey online at lcnme.com/reader-survey This fall, the farm plans to add a variety of original photographs from October 2018 through April “When we got to Bremen, the small hut so elder guests can sit out from the 2011 journey in a recreated 2019. Each conversation is free, location of our farm was perfect to of the sun, and even come if it is a bit covered wagon, which is retold in open to the public, and held at the get both my animals to elder-care drizzly out. Martyn Dunn is the guy the bestselling book “The Oregon residences, but also bring the people with the hammer and does all the First Baptist Church of Nobleboro to my animals. Our Oregon location small shed projects. “He is integral Trail: A New American Journey,” as a service to Lincoln County. was very rural,” Katherine Dunn to what we do here. He keeps the written by Nick’s brother and trip The events are held in the parlor said. place from falling down, and knows leader, Rinker Buck. Newcastle of the church, located at the corner She began by taking her little how to do so much that is necessary resident Nick Buck will use is his of Back Meadow Road and Center pygmy goat, Opie, to Wiscasset Green on a farm setting. The man is my colorful storytelling skills to make Street, Nobleboro. COMPARE AND DISCOVER THE VALUE! every couple of weeks. Dunn found saint!” Dunn said. his three-month journey come For more information about this the intimate setting of a smaller For much of the warmer seasons, alive. The presentation promises to event and subsequent events in the residence was a good fit for her, and Martyn Dunn works full time as a be both inspiring and humorous. County Conversations series, go to for Opie. Within time, the residents landscaper for Natural Concepts, and Buck’s personal account is the fbcnobleboro.org or call the church really grew fond of the little goat, does double duty on the farm. He is first installment for the 2018-2019 at 563-5816. even giving him a birthday party creating beautiful perennial gardens 2016 Lincoln MKX 2015 Lincoln MKZ with squash when he turned 1, and in the front of the 1760 farmhouse, he also writes them letters about his and also a private garden for visitors Reserve Reserve AWD weekly shenanigans at the farm. in the back. “He also vacuums and #4561, 34,505 Miles, V-6, Tech #5348, 18,121 Miles, “The smiles on their faces, it was cooks beautiful meals, so he is my Pkg., Panoramic Vista Roof, Panoramic Vista Roof, just so rewarding. I smile too, and rock,” Dunn said with a smile. Navigation, Heated/Cooled Seats Technology Pkg., Navigation Opie is a natural,” Dunn said. She Money raised goes to help feed and $ $ believes that the presence of animals maintain the animals and maintain 28,995 28,795 is healing to all ages, and simply fencing and site issues, but it also wants to share her animals to bring covers basic vet care. If special 2014 Lincoln MKZ 2015 Lincoln MKX 2013 Lincoln MKZ comfort and joy. Many facilities can emergency needs arise, Katherine Reserve AWD Reserve AWD Reserve AWD not have animals, and she knows Dunn puts a call out for help. For #4188, 19,774 Miles, #6488, 22,876 Miles, #4268, 30,875 Miles, how sad that is for many people. example, when the elder donkey Dunn also has seen firsthand how an Panoramic Vista Roof, Heated/Cooled Seats, Navigation, Heated/Cooled Seats, Navigation, needed emergency treatment, the Navigation, Heated/Cooled Seats Panoramic Vista Roof Moonroof animal of any kind can relax people, money was raised quickly for the big and stories and conversation begin. vet bill. $ $ $ “Animals don’t judge; they size you Katherine Dunn has many plans 25,495 30,995 21,995 up. And I find some of my animals for growing the nonprofit. She would instinctively know what person might like to increase the pasture space, need attention that day,” she said. which requires cutting some of the As they became more settled in forest on the 30 acres, but would allow Bremen, Dunn and her husband more cross-pasturing and help bring began reaching out to the other on more animals as they arise. She elder homes. Along with The Greens, 2015 Ford Edge SEL 2015 Ford Escape 2015 Ford would love to have more nature trails Nick Buck in a replica Oregon Trail wagon. (Photo courtesy Nick she has participated in events at and possibly have donkey walks. Inn Along the Way in Damariscotta, Buck) AWD Titanium 4x4 Fusion SE #8384, 20,340 Miles, #4794, 15,532 Miles, 15,532 Miles, #6148, 14,175 Miles, whose vision she believes in: forming 2.0L EcoBoost, Leather, Moonroof, 2.0L EcoBoost, Leather, Moonroof, 2.0L EcoBoost, Leather, Moonroof, a community of residences for elders Navigation Navigation Navigation and caregivers amongst nature and $ $ $ community. They even took a 1 ½- 24,995 22,495 19,495 hour drive down to The Vicarage by the Sea, a private home helping 2014 Ford F-150 XLT 2013 Lexus 2015 Ford Explorer dementia residences, and there are Ext. 4x4 ES 350 Sport 4x4 upcoming visits with The Lincoln #4211, 15,465 Miles, #7977, 72,988 Miles, #1419, 14,050 Miles, Home scheduled. 3.5L EcoBoost, Trailer Tow, Many Options, 6 Cyl., EcoBoost Engine Late this past summer, the farm Chrome Pkg. Clean also had the elder residents come to $ $ $ the farm to sit with the animals in an 29,495 18,995 33,995 area where the menagerie of elder/ crippled goats meander. Dunn also 2011 Volvo 2013 Lincoln MKS 2008 Mercury brings in her little donkey, and her XC70 AWD Elite AWD Milan Premier llama, who is a huge hit for everyone #7051, 149,354 Miles, #8037, 92,465 Miles, One Owner, #4080, 130,466 Miles, that meets her. “We call her the Love Clean, Great Driving Vehicle, EcoBoost, Moonroof, Navigation Local Owner, Well Maintained, New Sticker Leather New Sticker Llama. When you meet her, you will $ see why,” Dunn said. ! $11,995 14,995 $ The area also boasts gardens 5,795 created by Dunn’s husband, Martyn, " #$ $ %$& '( & 2007 Chevrolet 2004 Lincoln Navigator 2015 Ford F-150 Ext. Impala LT Ultimate 4x4 XLT 4x4 )# % % *#%& %$& + %$ &&$% #6855, 88,741 Miles, #5056, 116,458 Miles #2294, 30,246 Miles, Clean Rear Seat Entertainment, 2.7L EcoBoost, Trailer Tow, , % ( New Sticker Moonroof, New Sticker Chrome Pkg. $6,995 $6,995 $30,495

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