Stott Family to Return Home After Health Recovery
Dr Ardenne A Stott and Mrs Stott plan to return to Park Street in early April after months of treatment at Aer N and U S Naval Hospital Chelsea. Guests include daughter Judy and Ardenne Jr of Troy with a birthday family dinner for Mrs Carlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardenne A. Stott
Park Street
the Vital
Aer. N
U. S. Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Mass
Stott
Albert Somes
Reading
E. Bradley Carlton
Judy
Ardenne
Troy
N. Y
Carlton
Geraldine Stott
Safety program visits Bath area schools
Police Chief Frank L. Moriarty led a safety program for Dike and North Grammar pupils and plans city wide school visits. Various local residents and officials are listed as attendees or participants in community events and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Moriarty
Dike
North Grammar
Moriarty
Taft College Student Edward Morse on Vacation in Washington
Edward Morse son of Mr and Mrs Otis Morse of Corliss street a Taft college student spends Spring vacation with roommate Sam Scaife at a home in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Morse
Mrs
Otis Morse
Corliss Street
Taft’s College
Sam Scaife
Washington, D. C
Bath social notes and regional visits recount a busy week
Mrs. Carroll Watson of Washington Street tours the West Coast then visits the Jermains in Victoria Canada. She plans to stay until mid April and visit her Bath-born relatives before returning. Canon Tubbs assisted at Rev John MacFarlane's funeral in Wiscasset. Leavitt brothers attended the Freeman Davis fight in Portland. The Lemont party visited Dixfield for relatives and attended Monitor chapter O E S anniversary with Bath friends among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Watson
Washington Street
West
Lloyd Jermain
Victoria
B. C
Canada
Jermain
Watson
Jane Donnell
Bath
Jermains
Charles Donnell
Kalamazoo
Mich
Charles M. Tubbs
Loring
John R. MacFarlane
Wiscasset
Everett G. Lemont
Arthur Packard
Dixfield
Monitor Chapter O. E. S
Lemont
Harold Cutting
Francis Bertrand
Paul Bagdikian
Luther Thompson
David Rich
Miss Rosalie Cormier Passes at Boothbay Home
Miss Rosalie Cormier died last weekend at the home of her brother and sister in law Arthur Cormier and wife in Boothbay. The report notes a quiet family funeral is planned in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Cormier
Arthur’ Cormier
Boothbay
Cemetery head Millett recovering at Boston hospital
Walter E Millett superintendent of the Cemetery and Park Department is a patient at the Deaconess hospital Boston recovering from major surgery. He would appreciate cards from his many friends. Miss Barbara Ross entertained informally at tea Friday afternoon for Mrs R P Burke Jr of Washburn who is visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Millett
Cemetery and Park Department
Deaconness Hospital
Boston
Barbara Ross
R. P. Burke, Jr
Washburn
Hare
Bath officer returns to duty after illness
Sgt Edward L Gaudreau of the Bath Police Department is back at work after recovering at home 1519 Washington Street from an illness. Mrs Maurice L Hutchins of Bowman Street left Friday for Presque Isle after the sudden death of her half sister Lena Taylor. Mr and Mrs Miles B Hagan of Cobb Road left Saturday for Boston to visit their daughter Natalie Hagan a student at the New England Baptist hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Gaudreau
Bath Police Department
Washington Street
Maurice L. Hutchins
Bowman Street
Presque Islé
Lena Taylor
Miles B. Hagan
Cobb Road
Boston
Natalie Hagan
New England Baptist Hospital
Business Visitor Dr. Neil Parsons in Bath
Dr. Neil Parsons of Damariscotta was noted as a business visitor in Bath recently, highlighting regional professional ties and travel activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Parsons
Bath
Death of Miss Margaret Blaikie in Edinburgh Scotland
Word arrived of the death of Miss Margaret Blaikie in Edinburgh Scotland. She was the eldest sister of Mrs. Gertrude Wakefield of Bath and Mrs. Elizabeth Drysdale of Dover-Fixcroft. Her sisters recently returned from Scotland after visiting her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Blaikie
Edinburgh
Scotland
Miss Blaikie
America
Gertrude Wakefield
Bath
Elizabeth Drysdale
Dover-Fixcroft
Wakefield
Drysdale
Mr and Mrs Maurice Shea Pass Away at Sebasco Estates
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Shea of 90 Oliver Street died Sunday at their Sebasco Estates cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Shea
Oliver Street
Sebasco Estates
Service Sergeant Charles Godfrey Leaves for Air Force Base
S/Sgt. Charles Godfrey U S Air Force left for Westover Field Chicopee Falls Massachusetts after a 20 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Godfrey Washington street and his brother Richard Godfrey and family of Oak Park Illinois. He recently returned from overseas where he served two and one half years at the Funabashi Transmitter Site Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Godfrey
U. S. Air Force
Westover Field
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Ralph Godfrey
Washington Street
Richard Godfrey
Oak Park
Ill
Godfrey
Funabashi
Japan
Grevers Family Spends Weekend in Bath Homes
William A. Grevers of Boston spent the weekend in Bath with his daughter Susan at their High Street residence and their Summer home at Meadowbrook, enjoying time with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Grevers
Boston
Bath
Susan
High Street
Meadowbrook
Sailors greet Admiral Sherman aboard USS Newport News
Edward T. Williams, seaman apprentice, USN of Bowdoinham Route 2 joined other personnel on duty aboard the heavy cruiser USS Newport News at Nice France to greet Admiral Forrest P. Sherman on a tour of naval forces in the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Williams
USN
Route 2
Bowdoinham
Newport News
Nice
France
Forrest P. Sherman
Atlantic
Trotts Return From Charleston Visit
Mr and Mrs Milton C Trott have returned to their home at 977 High Street after three weeks in Charleston South Carolina with their daughter and her husband Lt and Mrs Lewis IR Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton C. Trott
High Street
Charleston
South Carolina
Lewis IR. Smith
Local families visit Miss Cilley as father remains patient
Mrs Fannie Burden Mrs Florence Willis and Mrs George Wilson recently visited their mother Mrs James H Cilley at 115 Center street along with family friends Mrs George Davis Maurice Quimby Bangor and Mrs Donald Bow den Bucksport. George Davis on vacation from Bath Iron Works cuts wood on his Phippsburg farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Burden
Florence Willis
George Wilson
George Davis
High Street
Maurice Quimby
Bangor
Donald Bowden
Bucksport
James H. Cilley
Center Street
Memorial Hospital
Bath Iron Works
Phippsburg
Social News From Brunswick Area Gleans Deaths Visits and Visits
Mrs D L Howard learns of sister Mrs Leslie Redman s death in Roxford Ill. Funeral Tuesday. George Wilson visited W A Lowell who is homebound by illness. Mrs Abner Wilson returns from winter with daughter in Melrose Mass. Manley Breck of Boston hosted by the Sewalls on Washington St. Maria St Angelo city art supervisor to speak at Winnegance PTA meeting. Edward Sewall and family visited by their daughter in Hanson Mass. granddaughter Priscilla Pillsbury Easter visit to Bath. Zina Eaton recovering from pneumonia at Memorial Hospital. Wendall Stevens and relatives in Boothbay Harbor hosted by Stevens family. Robert Atkins returned to Brunswick High after Hyde Memorial stay. Mrs Irving Daley to Memorial Hospital for minor surgery. Howard Farr family and Gwendolyn King guests of Ed Farr Sr. and Mrs Edna Farr. Doyle daughter Nancy and son Charles attended the Farnham home gathering. Dwight W Pierce and wife left for Naugatuck Conn to visit Hill family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sewall
High Street
Alfred Pillsbury
Hanson
Mass
Priscilla Pillsbury
Bath
Dwight W. Pierce
Naugatuck
Conn
William A. Hill, Jr
Mr. Hill
Local Service News and Military Updates
Pvt Richard William Teeter aged 18 from West Bath begins 13 weeks of basic Air Force indoctrination at Lackland Texas the gateway to the Air Force. Pvt Ralph A Dutton Jr of the Maine National Guard completes eight weeks automotive mechanics course at Fort Dix. Navy steamship work and local visits feature briefly as residents travel and relocate in Bath and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octave L. Lavoie
Union Street
Topsham Heights
U. S. Air Force
Lackland
San Antonio
Texas
Morse High School
Bath
Pvt
Richard William Teeter
and H. Farrow
West Ba
Lackland Air Force Se
Air Force
AF Ask
Ralph A. Dutton, Jr
703D
Maine National Guard
Fort Dix
N. J
George M. Carter
Maine
Carter
Gillette Couple Heads to Washington for Defense Meet
Rear Admiral and Mrs Claude S Gillette left Bath for Washington on Monday to attend the All America Defense association meeting at the Mayflower hotel on Wednesday. Admiral Gillette was named for a third year as a National Councillor of the United States Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude S. Gillette
Bath
Washington
All America Defense Association
Mayflower Hotel
Admiral Gillette
United States Chamber of Commerce
Reed and Louis Silverman attend Spring Furniture Market in Boston
Mr and Mrs Bertram Reed and their daughter Beverly and son Billy joined Mr and Mrs Charles B Louis M Silverman of Mikelsky s Inc returning Friday after attending the Spring Furniture Market at the Mechanics Building in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Reed
Beverly
Billy
Charles B. Louis M. Silverman
Mikelsky’s Inc
Mechanics Building
Boston
Sewall Family Visits in New York and Connecticut
Mr and Mrs Loyall F Sewall of New York City stay at the Sewall home on Washington Street. Their son Loyall F Sewall Jr a Westminster School student Simsbury Conn spends spring vacation skiing in Manchester New Hampshire. Mrs Jesse Johnson of Bailey Island is a patient at Memorial hospital.
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Loyall F. Sewall
New York City
Sewall
Washington Street
Loyall F. Sewall, Jr
Westminister School
Simsbury
Jesse Johnson
Bailey Island
The
Memorial Hospital
Local families host visits and hospital stays across towns
Several households from Topsham, West Bath, Auburn, Bath and Portland report Sunday gatherings and weekend stays. Walter Larrabee and family visited State Senator Joseph Larrabee in West Bath. Ambrose Curran visited Auburn. Beverly White remains a Hyde Memorial patient. Emily Furber, RN, visits from New York. Archie Seekins hosted guests including Harry Ring Jr.. Clarence Lane ill at home. Mary Ellen Quinlan returns to Augusta State House duties. Forrest Young and spouse spent Saturday in Portland.
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Walter Larrabee
William
David
Joseph
Topsham
Mr. Larrabee
Joseph Larrabee
West Bath
Archie L. Seekins
Auburn
Bedford Street
Whitney Street
Harry Ring, Jr
Park Street
Bath
Miss Peggy Ayer Visits Grandparents in Washington
Miss Peggy Ayer employed by Franc Jewelry Co in Washington arrived Saturday to spend an extended vacation with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Kennerson at 1502 Washington Street. Mrs Helen M Shaughnessy visiting in New Canaan Conn with daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Philip Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Ayer
Franc Jewelry Company
Washington, D. C
Walter Kennerson
Washington Street
Helen M. Shaughnessy
New Canaan, Conn
Mrs Zina Eaton Returns Home After Pneumonia Stay
Mrs Zina Eaton goes home to Middle Street Sunday after a ten day confinement at Memorial Hospital for pneumonia.
Ten Eighths club forms from Central Grammar eighth grade
The Ten Eighths club formed at the Community Center with ten members from Central Grammar's eighth grade. Betty McPhee was elected president Joan Safford vice president and Janet Sharkey secretary treasurer. Meetings are weekly Tuesdays 7 to 8 30 p m with plans for an adult advisor and a Parents Night display in early spring.
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Ten Eighths
Central Grammar
Betty McPhee
Joan Safford
Janet Sharkey
Joan Giacobbe
Connie Kerwin
Mary Stuart
Nancy McBrine
Sandra Daley
Jane Allen
Marion Smith
Teachers Club gathers for business and social in Bath
The Bath Teachers' club met in the Huse Memorial school gym with President Mrs. Lydia Hutchins presiding. Miss Kay Conley reported on Sagadahoc county legislative committee work, while Mrs. Hutchins urged public understanding of teachers as professionals. Community singing and dancing followed, with refreshments prepared by a committee.
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Bath
Hutchins
Evelyne Percy
Evelyn Stairs
Melvin Howe
Alice Austin
Barbara Coffin
Helen Hayes
Fannie Clements
Claire McArthur
Dorothy Plummer
Mizpah Class Meeting At Mrs Carter Home
The Mizpah class of First Baptist met at 165 North Street with President Mrs. Leslie Dyer leading a devotional, business, and social hour. Lunch followed hosted by Mrs. Harold Carter. Next meeting at Mrs. John Shorey’s Bailey Street with listed members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Harold Carter
North Street
Leslie Dyer
John Shorey
Bailey _ street
J. Russell Grant
Leland Green
Kenneth Thayer
George Carey
Gilbert Young
Goodwill Club Plans Public Supper for Boy Scouts
The Goodwill club met at Mrs. C. P. Hall's Woolwich home and voted to host a public supper on April 22 at the Goodwill club house to benefit the Woolwich Boy Scouts. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Nelson Rice on Monday, April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Club
C. P. Hall
Woolwich
Nelson Rice
State DAR Conference Held At Hotel Eastland Portland
The State Conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution convened at Hotel Eastland in Portland with broad local representation from the Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter. Delegates include Mrs. Marion Jaques Smith and others, with reports to be presented at the April 4 Central church meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Hotel Eastland
Portland
Colonel Dummer Sewall
Rebecca Minnett
Lena Ring
Myrie Stanton
Marie Andre
Mary Hall
Norman Howard
Central Church
Marion Jaques Smith
Belle Bridgham
Alice Varney
Na Ring
Nellie Lord
Maud Howard
Annie Bonney
Ada Deering
Elizabeth Gibbons
Myrle Stanton
Tri-Hi-Y Club Meeting At YMCA Names Officers
Tri-Hi-Y club session at the Y.M.C.A. with Sue Watts presiding and nominations for vice president Connie Carlisle secretary Beverly D Aultolo treasurer Sylvia Morrill. Members present included Annette Harmon Nancy Leonard Gloria Littledale Beverly D Aultolo Connie Carlisle Sylvia Morrill Lois Stone Sue Watts Lorraine Donaco Kathryn Cousins and Bunny Travis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Tri-Hi-Y
Y.M.C.A
Susa Watts
Connie Carlisle
Beverly D'Aultolo
Sylvia Morrill
Annette Harmon
Nancy Leonard
Gloria Littledale
Lois Stone
Sue Watts
Lorraine Donaco
Kathryn Cousins
Bunny Travis
Hockomock Council Meeting Sees Mystery Package Award
Hockomock Council of Pocanhontas met Thursday evening with refreshments provided by the entertainment committee. The mystery package prize was awarded to Miss Phyllis Bishop Mrs Burnell Anderson and Mrs Ruth Trask who organized games for a social hour.
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Hockomock Council
Degree of Pocanhontas
Marion Farnsworth
Vivian Brown
Lorraine Cromwell
Phyllis Bishop
Burnell Anderson
Ruth Trask
Beacon Brotherhood Schedules Easter Events and Vestry Work
The Beacon Men's Brotherhood met Thursday evening in the vestry. Vice president James Steen opened with prayer by Rev. M. A. Gordon. They approved reports and voted to sponsor the sunrise service and Easter breakfast. A committee of Merton Dearing, James Steen, and Daniel Lord Jr. was named for the breakfast, while Clifton Tedford, M. A. Gordon, and Franklin Howe will lead the sunrise service. Members were assigned to supervise vestry and kitchen repairs and redecorations, with William Craft, Dean Bonney, Clifton Tedford, Arthur Packard, and Daniel Lord tasked to review the project and report needs next meeting. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Men's’ Brotherhood
James Steen
M. A. Gordon
Brotherhood
Merton Dearing
Daniel Lord, Jr
Clifton Tedford
Franklin Howe
William Craft
Dean Bonney
Arthur Packard
Daniel Lord
Teen Age Circle Demonstrates Cooking Skills at Central Grammar
The Teen age sewing circle met with Mrs. Colby at Central Grammar school on Thursday. Members Jean Brown Martha Woods Sylvia Bryant Donna Guynn Irene Everette Jean Berry Janet Cohen Ann Cohen Marion Holmes Harriett MacDougall Marie Michaud Joan Batchelder Helen Lemont Dorothy Thompson attended. The group demonstrated measuring and sifting salt and flour and discussed the cooking project and table setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Colby
Central Grammar School
Janet Cohen
Jean Berry
Jean Brown
Martha Woods
Sylvia Bryant
Donna Guynn
Irene Everette
Elaine Pinkham
Ann Cohen
Marion Holmes
Harriett MacDougall
Marie Michaud
Joan Batchelder
Helen Lemont
Dorothy Thompson
Beta Sigma Phi Plans State Convention in Bath
The Xi Beta and Theta chapters met at Mrs. Frank Gallagher’s home Thursday to finalize plans for the state convention in Bath on April 22. Honorary member York Hall will host a convention coffee, courtesy of Mrs. Sumner Sewall. Guest Clyde Willis, longtime International Sorority field worker, will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Beta
Theta
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Frank Gallagher
Bath
Sumner Sewall
International Sorority
York Hall
Clyde Willis
Gallagher
George Gardenier
Albert Desmond
Linwood Holmes
Howard Holmes
Eleanor Danforth
Helen Hayes
Jane Stevens
Ramona Council Holds Meeting in G A R Hall
The Ramona Council met Wednesday last week with Mrs Mildred Cressey presiding. Donations were given to the American Red Cross and the Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children. The next meeting is April 12, with refreshments served by Mrs Cressey's committee including Mrs Dorothy Owen and Mrs Lucelia Blake.
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Ramona Council
G.A.R. Hall
Mildred Cressey
Wenonah
American Red Cross
Pine Tree Society For
Cressey
Dorothy Owen
Lucelia Blake
Cosmopolitan Garden Club Appoints Committees at Meeting
Cosmopolitan Garden Club met at the clubhouse on Monday. Committees were named: Program led by Alice Johnson with Roscoe McFadden and Charles Messenger. Grounds chaired by Gerard Billington with Emerton Gross and John Gilmore. Hospitality led by Louis Silverman with Frederick Moffatt and Bernard McDonald. Rural/community betterment overseen by Carville Douglas. conservation and birds by Granville Colby. roadside betterment by Fred Quimby. junior work by Emerton Gross. Afternoon program focused on rock gardens. next gathering set for April 10.
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Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Alice Johnson
Roscoe P. McFadden
Charles Messenger
Morris Povich
Gerard Billington
Emerton Gross
John Gilmore
Louis M. Silverman
Frederick P. Moffatt
Bernard McDonald
Community Betterment
Carville Douglas
Granville Colby
Fred Quimby
Rock Gardens
Bath Garden Club hears Edward Johnson on annuals
Edward Johnson state horticulturist of the Garden Clubs of Maine was guest speaker at the Bath Garden Club at Stone House Farm. He spoke on annuals and double duty shrubs with color photos and practical tips. The club will attend Farm and Garden Week at Orono in April and Mrs Herbert Lemont will discuss chrysanthemums next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Johnson
Garden Clubs of
Maine
Bath Garden Club
Arthur Sewall
Stone Ouse
Johnson
G. Thomas Murphy
Herbert Lemont
David Dickson
Orono
Club 42 Tea Benefits Pine Tree Crippled Children
Club 42 held a benefit tea at the Cosmopolitan club Saturday to aid the Pine Tree Crippled Children society. A large turnout enjoyed floral decorations and hosted pours by Mrs. Joseph I. Smith, former president Mrs. Leonard Smith, Mrs. Bowen Torrey, and Mrs. James A. Gillies Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club 42
Pine Tree Crippled Children’s Society
Cosmopolitan Club
Joseph I. Smith
Club
Leonard Smith
Bowen Torrey
James A. Gillies, Jr
Iota chapter meets at Merkel home with new juniors
Iota Sigma Chapter held a Tuesday evening meeting at 23 Valley Road Mrs Philip R Merkel hosted Junior Iota Sigma guests Clara Hanscom Barbara Fraser and June Furber were welcomed as new members Eleanor Wright and Mrs Floyd Carter reported on the S T I conference in Portland March 17 Mrs Carter was elected rummage sale chairman for April 29 with location to be announced A social hour followed under Mrs Edward McGuiggan’s direction Next meeting set for April 11 location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota Sigma
Philip R. Merkel
Valley Road
Clara Hanscom
Barbara Fraser
June Furber
Portland
Eleanor Wright
Floyd Carter
Edward McGuiggan
Dirigo Court Amaranth Hosts Massachusetts Grand Officers
Dirigo Court orders of the Amaranth Bath welcomes Grand Officers from Massachusetts on Saturday at Magonic Temple. Initiation ceremony to receive new members. Early meeting at 5 30 p m Supper at 6 30 Reservation with Miss Eleanor Danforth 1075 High street. Royal Matron Mrs Sadie Swett to introduce visitors from Portland Saco Biddeford Lewiston Freeport and Damariscotta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirigo Court
Youth Fellowship Plans Holy Week Services and Palm Sunday
The Youth Fellowship of Wesley Church met Sunday at 6 15 pm with Mrs Ronald Buffum directing youth work She led a Palm Sunday worship and spoke on the Meaning of Lent The group will join the union meeting at Winter Street Church and attend services with Dr Hedrick and the Son id service on Easter morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Ronald Buffum
Buffum
Winter Street Church
Hedrick
Fireside Club Hosts Young People Social Night
The Fireside Club entertained youths from Central and Wesley churches with a social evening last night. Committee chair Sally True and members Graeme Hanson and Robert Shaw organized the event with Edward Haggett and Mrs Manuel Bowers leading activities. Food was abundant, and Gail Fitzgerald Sue Stover and Marion Snow supervised refreshments. There is no meeting next Sunday. on April 16 members will gather at 6 45 to attend the Rhythmic Choir program at Bowdoin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Bowdoin
Travel Officer Edward Edgren May Resign
Rumors say Edward F. Edgren state travel officer may resign soon as dissatisfaction grows with department plans. He has held the post just under a year moving from Worcester to Augusta with Bath Iron Works during World War II days. The 94th legislature previously voted to continue the travel office for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Edgren
Bath Iroh Works, Corp
Eaaren
Augusta
Worcester
Mass
Solons
Moose sighting season returns across Maine roads
Time for motorist reports of moose as game wardens note the big animals moving to the range statewide after winter in heavy woods. Phippsburg remains a Sagadahoc county hotspot with several moose observed recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Sagadahoc
Brunswick Drive-In Plans Open With Woman Manager
Mrs. Virginia Gould will manage the Route 1 drive-in theatre in Brunswick, believed the only woman manager of a Maine drive-in. Started last Fall the theatre opens in May with capacity for 500 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
College by invitation of the Bow doin Christian Association
campus event details indicate a college participation invitation extended by the Bow doin Christian Association. The note references an organized gathering at a college, with involvement from associated church group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bowdoin Christian Association
Eta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Observes Anniversary
Eta chapter held a Saturday luncheon at Hotel Eagle Brunswick to mark the first anniversary of its Bath organization. State president Miss Dora L. Small spoke on sorority aims. Next meeting May 20 will be hosted by Beta chapter in Portland at the Walker Homestead in Topsham.
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Eta
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Hotel Eagle
Brunswick
Bath
Dora L. Small
South Portland
Alpha Psi
Amy Irish
Hjriet Frye
Arlene Low
Ruth C., Trueworthy
Helen O. Canales
Berenice M. Colby
Eleanor P. Danforth
Charlotte Hilyard
Ruth ‘Howe
Dorothy Plummer
Anne M. Thompson
Marjorie Niles
Boothbay Harbor
Violet E. Smith
West Southport
Beta
Portland
Walker Homestead
Topsham
Morse Dramatic Club to stage state prelims Thursday
Morse High School hosts the State Play Contest preliminaries in the auditorium at eight. Boothbay Harbor High students perform Buddy Answers an Act, while Morse presents Gray Bread directed by David Wetherall. Cast includes Patricia Barrows Carolyn Rice Susan Watts Anita Deering. Morse band led by Keith L Crockett provides music. Public admission is charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Boothbay Harbor High School
Buddy
Morse
David Wetherall
Patricia Barrows
Carolyn Rice
Susan Watts
Anita Deering
Keith L. Crockett
Junior Hospital League Meeting Receives New Bed and Recital
The Junior Hospital League met Miss Eleanor Wilson on North Street. A youth bed for the hospital and the Emerson recuscita tor are in use. Evening sewing produced blankets for infants. Attendees included Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Bertocci, Mrs. Bussey, Mrs. Buck, Mrs. Cary, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Dear Leonard, Mrs. King, Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Niss, Mrs. Mussenden, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Shumway, and Mrs. McElman. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Barker’s North Bath home on April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hospital League
Eleanor Wilson
North Street
Emerson
George E. Barker
Theodore Bertocci
Lynn M. Bussey
Leon E. Buck
George Cary
Harry L. Day
Carl Dear- Leonard F. Litchfield
Omar King
William Kelley
William A. Niss
William F. Mussenden
M. Dean Shaw
Leslie Shumway
Harold McElman
North
Bath
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Seston
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Office Drive
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Roy G. Stewart
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Carl P. Meister
Sears
Forest Road
Percy Pratt
Oak Street
Martha Pratt
University of Maine
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Weeks Street
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Dummer Street
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Emmy Lou
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Howard Leavitt
Front Street
Charles Leavitt
Central Avenue
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Portland Exposition Building
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Leslie Redman
Roxford
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Parker Head
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Melrose
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This City
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Danforth
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Old Brunswick Road
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Lambert Park
Morse Dramatic Club
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!