Community News Notes from Small Point and Bath
Local families received certificates for the 1953-54 session and exhibit. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Blair and Mrs. James Chambers. The Young Peoples group staged one act plays, and $14 was raised for the camp fund. Upcoming events include University of Life series registrations and four Sunday sessions at Bath churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wne Peavey
Annette Sheffield
Anita Totman
Evelyn Dodge
William Bhaisdell
James Chambers
Young Peoples Group
Dianna Pye
Ellen Blair
Hg Point Parsonage
University of Life
Small Point
Winter Street
Bath
Charles Stevens
Center Church
Thomas Totman
Center Small Point
Stanwood Gilman
Union
Press Herald
Bodwell Grange
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary to Host Apr 6 Meeting
Rev. J Arthur Samuelson of Brunswick will be guest speaker at Memorial Hospital Auxiliary annual meeting Tuesday evening April 6 at the Cosmopolitan club at 7 30. He will discuss his WWI hospital chaplain work. Officers will be elected and annual reports presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur Samuelson
Brunswick
First
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Cosmopolitan Club
Samuelson
William K. Kelley
Harold P. Small
Parker Head Community Notes Highlight Meetings and Visits
The Parker Head community calendar shows a missionary vestry meeting with children invited, plans for future gatherings, a slide program by Rev. R. Cheney, and a spelling bee at the schoolhouse hosted by Iva Hamel. Local families and members attend plays, youth group events, and visits to hospitals, with many residents named in casual social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doughty
Parker Head
Chilrene
Chilsan
R. Cheney
Bath
Leston Harrington
Leslie Logan
Parker Head Pta
W.H. Wyman
Eugene Ross
Harland Ladd
Theschoolhouse
Iva Hamel
Phippsburg Center
Ssyman
Leroy Wyman
West Point
W. T. Wyman
Harold Barkalow
Bernard Wyman
J. W. Libby
Roger Sechaian
W. H. Wyman
F. A. Libby
Arthur Lear
John D. Libby
Portland Hospital
Virginia Lemont
Bud Watson
F A. Libby
Bath residents named in brief notice
Harry Richardson and family of Bath along with Charles Sastamoine and James Mallard appear in a short community notice listing local residents and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Richardson
Bath
Charles Sastamoine
James Mallard
Bay Point Notes of Cold Spring and Local Events
The Bay Point area endures a backward spring with cold winds as boats are hauled and lobster traps set. Sympathy extended to Rudolph Pinkham’s family of Five Islands. Local teens practice baseball. various residents attend gatherings in Bath and Eastport. Sheriff Loring Small investigates cottage breaks and entries. Neighbors Aubrey Steen and Robert Callan visit Bath, Geneva Morang and family travel from Portland to Eastport for a birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Gillis
Eleanor Mains
Eugene Butterfield
Bath
Geneva Morang
Joseph Desmond
Portland
Eastport
George Renaud
Boothay
Legion Meeting and Dance Planned by Smith Tobey Post
Smith Tobey Post A L will meet Thursday night at 7 30 at the Legion home where a newly revised draft of by laws will be read for members approval. A dance Saturday night for Legionnaires and guests features the Bob Rice trio. Funds from a series of dances aim to finish uniforming the Junior Drum and Bugle Corps. all members urged to support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Tobey Post, A. L
Legion
Bob Rice
Popham Circle Meets Hostess Mrs Mildred Sprague
Social items from Popham area note Mrs Mildred Sprague will host the Popham Circle meeting at her home this week. Several local residents and visitors are listed, including trips and weekend visits to Boothbay Harbor and Small Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Sprague
Popham Circle
Fred H. Spinney
Kennebec
Peter A. Isaacson
Lewiston and
Popham
Honolulu
India
Japan
China
Trukey
Greece
Italy
France
England
New York
Carson Lindley
Donna
Sharon
Jane
Brunswick
Herbert Sprague
Sprague
Lester Morse
Judy
Winnegance
J. W. Gilman
Patricia
Ashdale
J. C. Perkins
Albert W. Stolpe
Winthrop
Mass
Town
Ralph Small
Bath
Riverside
William H. Stone
Biddeford
Marguerite McNulty
James R. Walker
Boothbay Harbor
Stanley W. Perkins
Norman Perkins
Washington Street
Walter Gilmore
Leon Fickett
William Wallace
S. W. Perkins
Raymond Wyman
Small Point
George Oliver
Roger and
Willard
Gayle Oliver
Marjorie Jay
Oliver
Laurence Taylor
Portland
Jesse Munsey
Ontsweag Grange Hall
Frank Florian
Boston
Florian
Mark
Mark Harrington
Phippsburg Center
Herbert R. Sprague
Community notes from Bath area events and road work
Road crews repaired Coxs Head road by scraping and hauling gravel led by Commissioner Ralph Doughty. Local residents and visitors gathered for social events at McIntyre's Corner and Bath areas including Dozois family outings, fashion shows, a Portland exposition, and a club dance with community participants and winners at a local gathering hosted by Simone Barter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Doughty
Cox’s Head
P. Ward DeBery
Bath Memorial Hospital
Francis L. MacDonald
Quincy
Mass
Frances MacDonald
Gray
McIntyre’s Corner
Ernest Wood
Bath
Little Cox's Head
Julia Dozois
Stanton C. Dozois
Horatio L. Carlisle
Lincoln Street
Laurence Thayer
Wyman Farm
Richard
Exposition Building
Portland
Stanton Dozois
Julia B. Dozois
West Bath Grange Plans Annual Guest Officers Night
At the West Bath Grange meeting nearly 100 members and guests heard Master Alex Burgess announce Guest Officers Night with guest officers from various granges. Degrees set for May 17 and May 24, with a fried clam supper Friday evening and committee chairs named. Sagadahoc Pomona to meet Enterprise Grange in Richmond Village Wednesday for the fifth degree. supper at six. Florence Farkham to play piano as volunteers present songs and a humorous skit titled Income Tax Report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Alex Burgess
Rosa Freeman
The
Grange
Alice Burgess
Estella Doughty
Helen McNally
Arvella Holbrook
Sagadahoc Pomona
Enterprise Grange
Richmond Village
Florence Farkham
Miss Virginia Parker Elected President of Hood College Athletic Association
Miss Virginia Parker of 40 Summer Street Hood College Frederick Maryland who is a junior was elected president of the Athletic Association. She has been active in sports for three years at Hood College and has served as treasurer of the Athletic Association and vice president of the AA. Parker started athletic activity in freshman year and was named to several teams including softball and baseball. She made the Dean’s List and plans to attend a Dean’s breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Riverside Hall
Portland
Louise Grath
Fred T
Haggett
Washington
Gordon Alden
William Blaisdell
Adele Hunt
Mt. Ida Junior College
Thomas Totman
Mary Whitehead
Windham
Robert C. Whitehead
Irving Harrington
Memorial Hospital
Marilla Totman
Carol Wyman
Small Point
Roger B. Withington
Sebasco Lodge
Albert Cook
Raymond Wyman
Marilla’ Williams
England
Holland
Lewis Small
Litchfield
Mark Harrington
Virginia Parker
Ter
John
Summerstreet
Hae
The
Athletic Association
Hood Liege
Frederick
Miss Parker
Arthletic Association
Reker
Grey
St Hood
Parker
Ertal
Nuts
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Everett O'Farrell
William Hallett
Floyd Carter
Earl Lowell
S. C. Gilman
A. E. Lowell
Sebasco Estates
Congregational Church
T. L. Totman
Joyce Gray
Westbrook Junior College
Albert Gray
Brooklyn
Herbert Bassett
Medford
Sam Sternberg
Carole
Albert Epstein
Florence Rollins
J. A. Darling
William Cushing
Jack Wiggins
Russell Turner
H. L. Hutchins
Hutchins
Ronald Nadeau
Lester Beals
Marion Nadeau
John W. Libby
West Coast
Maine General Hospital
Libbys
Lisbon Falls
Stephen Hlister
Annie Sister
J. D. Libby
Carl Peaslee
MacDonald
Dresden
L. F. Lowell
Lowell
Forreston Wallace
Ethel Moore
Lowells
Frances Morong
Frances Hoar
Frances Lander
Walter Cushing
Charles Blaisdell
W. A. Lowell
Maine
Ees
Blaisdell Home
Legion Meeting
Popham Beach
Cox
Alton Collin
Forrest Barter
Reading
Simone Barter
West Bath Grange
Hood College
Maryland Ary
Lincoln
Rustoleum
waPpemsay B
Epi Lee
Hig
Farmall Family
Els