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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1954

Page

4

Community Notes Highlight Charity, Sales And Local Marriages

A Red Brick School Mothers Club fundraiser netted 114.38 for the hot lunch program with prizes donated by merchants. A parish sale follows at Sty Philip’s parish house Saturday afternoon. The Juvenile Grange plans an April meeting and a class on vegetable tricks requires pared knives and aprons. Mrs Edna Wilson judged a Junior Speaking contest at Morse High. Rev Robert Frazier was re elected Lincoln County Polio Chapter chair at Damariscotta. Harry Beals is under observation in Bath hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Dunton return from Florida. Claire Bailey Gardner and S Sgt Billy Gardner wed Feb 28 in San Antonio with Miss Marilyn Bailey maid of honor. Gardner is with the Air Force. they will reside in San Antonio near Kelly AFB.

Parente Clus Redrick School Sty’ Philip's Parish House Huntoon Hill Eastern School Mothers' Club Red Brick School Red Cross Edna Wilson Wiscasset High School Morse High School Robert Frazier Lincoln County Damariscotta Harry A. Beals Bath Memorial Hospital Charles E. Cowley Charles Dunton Florida Gardner-Bailey Oscar D. Bailey Claire Billy T. Gardner Allen G. Gardner Baton Rouge San Antonio Texas Marilyn Bailey Wis¢asset Academy United Service Automobile Association Gardiner Baton Rouge High School Louisana State University Air Force Sigma Phi Omega Kelley Air Force Base Antonio

Benjamin H Crosman Dies After Sudden Illness in Wiscasset

Benjamin H Crosman 81 a longtime Wiscasset resident died suddenly March 26 after a morning at his shop His wife Ida Rice and three daughters Mrs Charles E Mason Mrs Wilbur Cowley and Mrs Pauline Shoppe survive along with siblings and numerous grandchildren Services were held Monday at the Congregational church with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Crosman was a Freemason former ball player and avid hunter and fisherman.

Benjamin H Benjamin H.C Heta Doapitalines Ta Damariscotta Modoc Wiscasset Ida Rice Charles E. Mason Wilbur Cowley St. Petersburg Fla Pauline Shoppe Bangor Edwin Belmont Mass Alfred Portland Elliott Lawrence Ernest McPhee Walter Anderson Augusta Crosman Lincoln Lodge Congregational Church Greenlawn Cemetery

Portland firm wins steel contract for city shed

Bancroft-Martin of Portland awarded a contract to supply about 10 500 pounds of reinforcing steel for a bituminous concrete mixing shed for the Highway Department on North Street extension. Price 901 63. Competing bids: Joseph T Ryerson & Son 939 and Brown Wales Co 891 63. City manager said shaping costs make Brown Wales bid preferable despite higher raw price. Wall sections will reach 12 feet high for a 20 by 30 feet foundation.

Bancroft-Martin Portland Highway Department North Street Joseph T. Ryerson & Son Boston Brown-Wales Co Cambridge Mass Brown-Wales Nathan C. White

Horse Landlocked Flown to Hialeah for Special Race

A horse named Landlocked was transported from South Carolina to Hialeah for a special race. Vou 10.

Landlocked South Carolina Hialeah

Post-nuptial shower honors Mrs. Rothwell at Winthrop home

Mrs. Lawrence Rothwell of Winthrop Mass nee Norma Drummond daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Drummond Arrowsic spent spring vacation from Boston University as guest of honor at a surprise shower hosted by her sisters Mrs Warren F Hawley and Mrs Reginald Cote at the Hawley home on High Street Gifts were arranged with a pink and white streamered mantel display and mini bride and groom centerpiece Guests included a long list of relatives and friends who helped serve punch and refreshments at the dining room table

Lawrence Rothwell Winthrop, Mass Norma Drummond Norman Drummond Arrowsic Boston University Warren F. Hawley Reginald Cote Miles Hagan Frank Walker Day’s Ferry Guy Crosby Percy Pratt Warren F. Hawley, Sr James Steen Ralph Steen Howard Steen Richard Steen Perley Ater Robert Phinney Edgar Phinney Max Katz Lawrence Katz Frank Rittall Raymond Ainsworth Brian M. Jewett Forrest Baker Lemuel Preble Duncan Farrell Carolyn Min Anne Stevenson Jene Fessenden Arthur Stevens Jeanette Pitkin Glen Shorey Thelma Watts Mina Snipe Clifford Babcock Converse Fenn Howard Mayo

Woolwich Firemen Battle Weekend Grass and Woods Fires

Woolwich firefighters fought a busy weekend with grass and woods fires. Saturday's blaze burned over 15 acres of grass and five acres of woods on the Chester Howe property along river road, aided by 40 men and departments from South Woolwich and State Forestry. Sunday morning's fire on Route 1 near Fred Burgess property was quickly controlled despite gusty winds. A special Woolwich Fire Department meeting is set for Thursday at seven.

Woolwich Chester Howe River Road James R. Hay Leonard Dube Hay South

Mrs Ada Larrabee Granger Celebrates 70 Years With Grange

Mrs Ada Larrabee Granger of West Bath is credited with 70 years of Grange affiliation and served as lecturer. Age 86 she was honored as Topsham Grange's oldest grandmother after 56 years of membership there.

Topsham Grange Ada Larrabee West Bath The Grange Larrabee West Bath Grange Joseph W. Larrabee State Grange

Woolwich Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Woolwich and Arrowsic residents attend events from all sections including Woolwich Wiscasset and Bath. Local figures like Mrs. Harvey Chubbuck head dining rooms while Clyde Bailey trains in Providence and Mrs. Bailey plans family visits. Community groups discuss vegetables fashions and pajama projects as residents travel, visit Reid State Park and celebrate newborns.

Bath Woman Heads Community in Penn

Miss Harriet Larrabee of Bath leads a citywide Adult Education Council formed by YM YWCA Reading College Jewish Community Center and Evening High School. Fourteen agencies joined with a $2 fee each, Chamber of Commerce underwriting printing and distribution, aiming to reduce duplication and expand course offerings.

Harriet Larrabee High Street Young Women's Isnanciation of Reading YWCA Jewish Community Center Miss Larrabee Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Erce

Plans for University of Life registration and schedule

A Saturday meeting at Central church outlined the University of Life program changes. The Chapel Hour runs 7 to 8 pm, Interest Groups 8 to 9 pm, then social hour with refreshments. Registration proceeds under a panel of church registrars with April 4 designated as special registration day.

Central Church University of Life William A. Niss Niss Richard J. Schaper Coutry S. Theodore Bertocci James C. Steen Beacon Street Methodist E. A. Cummings Central Congregational E. P. Strube Corliss Street Baptist Warren Hawley Grace Episcopal Reuben Walker New Jerusalem Edward DeBery Phippsburg Helen Augusta Salvation Army Elnora Oliver Wesley Carl Dearborn Winter Street

Thrifty Pantry Tips From Iowa Falls Ad

A fragment from an Iowa Falls page suggests using leftover fruit syrup in gelatin salads cereal desserts or as a glaze for ham. It also mentions items like fire hydrants in a quirky advertisement.

Iowa Falls

Crafts and Fashion Fabrics Group Meet at Littlefield School

The Extension Group met at Littlefield school Tuesday to discuss crafts led by Mrs. Roy Moore. A future meeting is set for April 20 with Miss Hilda Haskell directing on Fashion Fabrics. Nearby, a flock of wild geese was seen heading toward Merrymeet on Monday morning.

Littlefield School Roy Moore Hilda Haskell H.D.A Mayland Booker Portland George Booker Oliver Wass Patricia Richard Mobell Boothbay Charles Peters John Joseph Peters Owen Thompson Waterville Percy Holbrook Bath Iron Works Harry Peterson John Frey Dresden Robert Burnham Stanley Brunswick Irvingurnham

Dresden Mills Notes on Families and Local Hobbies

Mr and Mrs Bruce Carver of Dresden Mills welcomed a son born March 22 at Gardiner General Hospital. Rev Frank Fellows of Richmond spoke on The Motto of Jesus at the Dresden Mills and South Dresden churches. Horace Gilpatrick of Dresden Mills pursues pine furniture making after Navy service, with a busy workshop near the Dresden Mills bridge. Harland McCobb and family returned to West Dresden from a southern trip. Mrs Marguerite Grover died at Richmond home. services held at Roberts Funeral Home with Rev Fellows officiating. Burial at Falmouth.

Bruce Carver Dresden Mills Gardiner General Hospital Frank Fellows Richmond South Dresden Horace Gilpatrick Horace U. S. Navy Craftsman Harland McCobb West Dresden Herman Getchell Gorham James Cameron Marguerite Grover George Leavitt Forrest Elizabeth Weeks White Beulah Rebekah Lodge Amy Bradley Capitol Grange Augusta Augusta State Hospital Forrest, Jr Portland Roberts Funeral Home Falmouth

North End Club Hosts Ladies at An Evening Dinner

The North End Community Club held its annual dinner party at Sea Grill Witch Spring with lobster chicken and steak and strawberry shortcake. President Albert Robinson greeted guests including Mr and Mrs Carlton Andrews Mr and Mrs John Atwood and many others as the club plans its regular monthly meeting.

North End Community Club Witch Spring Albert Robinson Carlton Andrews John Atwood Weston Bonney Edward St. Martin Francis Burgess John M. Conley Hermon Crocker Rudolph Gilchrist Charles Henderson David Henderson Raymond Hart Daniel MacDonald Joseph Oliver Ray Parker Roger Pierce Ernest Rogers Fred Wentworth Reginald Soucie Raymond Smith Wallace Jones Lawrence Laberty

Three Driving Cases In Court Wednesday

Three driving cases were heard in municipal court before Judge Gardiner R. Deering. Roland E. Moreau pleaded guilty to passing a ham and paid fines and costs. Newton Curtis also pled guilty to failing to stop for a school bus and paid fines and costs. Nicholas Demopoulos paid a fine and costs after pleading guilty to overtime parking.

Gardiner R. Deering Roland E. Moreau Lewiston Newton Curtis Westbrook Richmond Nicholas Demopoulos Bath Washington Street

Famous organist Dr. Walter Swisher to give a concert

Brunswick retiree Dr. Walter S. Swisher will present an informal organ recital at Winter Street Congregational Church Sunday at 7 30 pm. He discusses modern organ building by The Andover Organ Co. and notes how new instruments emphasize beauty of tone and ease of playing.

Walter Swisher Winter Street Church Walter S. Swisher Brunswick Winter Street Congregational Swisher Winter Street Andover Organ Co Methuen Mass

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Portland Firm Grace Holmes Bwa Olen W. J L. Rothwell Ada Larrabee Granger Huntington W. Va Kennebec BITS Woolwich Grangy Harvey Chubbuck Alberta Bailey Linda Bailey Beatrice Bailey Patty Chubbuck Jacqueline Chubbuck Clyde Bailey California Oil Co Sagadahoc Ferry Warren Raynes Portsmouth Jeffry Warren Nequasset Extension Group Good Will Hall Charlotte Leeman Genesta Carter Marjorie Woerter Ethel Bailey Franklin Wright Norris Waltz Chester Leeman Barley Neck Road Daniel Gary Pinkham Edith Leveroni North Quincy Charles Leveroni Leveronis Herbert Leeman Wayne Reid State Park Georgetown Center Ibra K. Lawrence J. Henry Lawrence Burton Hodgkins Hodgkins Eben Dana Dana Charles MacMahan Lawrence R. Vail Arrowsie Carleton W. Lowell Bedford Street Frida Hen Aecetve Frank Bailey Donald Leavitt Bernice Bailey Ruth Leavitt Georgia Walker Robert Dewick Florence Hathorne Dwight Hale Harold Leeman Marjorie Dewick Independent Atlantic Pacific Frank J. Walker Reper California Philadelphia New York Massachusetts Maine Shirley Sharon Day Kenneth Day Memorial Hospital Laura B. Doten Willis Morton Montsweag Hyde Memorial Home Rogers Hardware Store Carol Ainsworth Ruth Loeschner Emma Drummond Penn Central Grammar Cops Moody Flint Central Grammar School Dick Towle Ralph Warren Ray Bishop Wayne Perry Alfred Proctor Don Thayer Don Kelley Dennis Wetherington Charles Pierce Roger Brown Steve Miller Ernie Rideout Tom Powers North End Ping Paul New Spring Markson Bros Center Street Bath, Maine
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