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Farm Stand in Westfield on U.S. Route 1 (September 2001)
| 1815 | The “September Gale” of 1815 felled trees in Wells after it had wreaked havoc elsewhere in New England. |
| 1898 |
Shipwreck of the steamer Bay State on Honeycomb Ledge off Cape Elizabeth. Passengers and cargo rescued; ship broke up and sank. |
| 1918 | Captain William E. Lawry, 36 year old secretary of the Maine State Senate, was stricken by Spanish influenza while visiting Camp Devens, and died upon his return home, leaving his wife and two young children. His was the first Maine death. 20% of the over 45,000 soldiers at Camp are ill with influenza. | ||
| 1923 |
Shipwreck of the steamer City of Rockland on Dix Island at the mouth of the Kennebec River in a dense fog. All passengers were removed safely. |