Phippsburg Plans Fire Units and Community Health Programs
Selectmen align fire defense with two 15 member brigades at Parker Head and Small Point Sebasco Estates and advance pumpers after March town meeting. First Aid class at Dro more ends with 15 attendees, Miss Enid Sawyer honored. Various local notices cover boat permits, Easter services, Army Day parade, and residents’ visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Frates
Bath
Gardiner Rogers
Fred Perry
Earl Fortier
Parker Head
Small Point
Sebasco Estates
Bath Fire Department
Phippsburg
Brewster Birth in Washington D C Betsey Anne Declared
Lieutenant and Mrs Charles Foss Brewster of Dexter welcome daughter Betsey Anne born April 1 in Washington D C Lt Brewster son of Senator Ralph Brewster has been serving overseas duties Mrs Brewster former Mildred Whitmore of Dexter Married October 1940 Brewster enlisted in 152nd Field Artillery at Bangor later federalized Mrs Brewster accompanied regiment during training in the south National and State officers of the 408 gather in Lewiston Auburn for a visit by Dr Leonce Kosminsky and Dr R Turcottee of Waterville also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Foss Brewster
Dexter
Betsey Anne
Washington, D. C
Brewster
Ralph O. Brewster
Mildred E. Whitmore
Raymond V. Whitmore
152Nd Field Artillery
Bangor
South
408
Lewiston
Auburn
Marne
Sun- Oscoe
Chef de Chemin de Fer
Leonce J. Kosminsky
Texa- Kana
Arkansas
Kosminsky
National Order
R. T. Turcotte
Waterville
Garde de la Porte
The
Nationale
Bay Point social notes include visitors and new birdhouses
Residents report a birthday party at Mr. and Mrs. O Benson with out of town guests from Bath. J Otis Swift family enjoying winter and planning return to Bay Point. Karl Hentz and son Jon move from Brunswick to The Willows on Long Island. Navajo grounds host 15 birdhouses and about 30 birds. Gates move to cottage April 1 from Stewart Day property. Bay Point residents greet visitors including Hubert McCarty and Harold Robinson. Rachel Mathews recovering at Bath Memorial hospital and expected to leave soon for her Summer home. Capt Bilinfsky and wife from New Bedford arrive. Eilinfsky aiding Kennebecker channel widening. Stewart Day of Bath visits. James Oliver improving after illness. Edward Wren of Georgetown visits Bay Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore
Enid Sawyer
Bath
Sawyer
Clinton Beals
Stoneybrook
Raymond Campbell
Dromore Bay
Chester B. Oliver
Wesley Church
Small Point
Eugene Bowker
Richard Chadbourne
Mr. Bowker
North Congregational Church
Woburn
Mass
Elton K. Bassett
Boston
Bowker
Martha Hutchins
Winchester Hospital
Winchester
Lester Beal
Meadowbrook Road
U. S. Naval Station
Edward Brere
Bath Memorial Hospital
Billy Bowker
Henry Minott
Center
H. B. Wyman
the Elms
William Cutting
Indianapolis
Ind
Mr. Cutting
Frank Cutting
Raymond Wymah
Mr. Moose
Sam Day Hill
Annie Clark Bowker
Miss Robie
O. Benson
Benson
Howard Nash
Mr. Benson
J. Otis Swift
Bay Point
Karl Hentz
Jon
Brunswick
The
Willows
Long Island
George Gates
Stewart
Hubert McCarty
Merline Thompson
Charlott Cahill
Eliot Bold
Harold Robinson
Auburn
Rachel Mathews
Peter Bilinfsky
New Bedford
Eilinfsky
Stewart Day
James Oliver
Edward Wren
Georgetown
Friends
Irving Dobbins
Paul Davis
Gilbert Head
Ellison Moody
Harry Spencer
Bath Iron Works
Clarence Perkins
Stanley
Virginia Perkins
Howard Spinney
Norman Perkins
West Bath
Llewellyn Oliver
William Wallace
Moses Chandler
Aileen Wallace
Leon
Gloria
Jack Oliver
Popham
Robert Morong
Alvah Light
Farm Bureau Meets at Dromore for Next Session
The Dromore Farm Bureau hosts an afternoon meeting on April 27 starting at 1 30. Mrs Theresa Anderson RN of Augusta will attend. The event features health topics led by three bureau chairwomen and talks on vitamins and milk in the family diet. May 6 meeting planned at Good Will clubhouse with Vita min B focus and box lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Farm Bureau
Theresa Anderson
R. N
Augusta
Raymond C. Campbell
Oscar S. Adams
West Bath Farm Bureau
Carolyn D. Wing
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Good Will Club
Edward Mayo
Woolwich
Esther Dunham
Knox-Lincoln
Ethwold Carter
Albion L. Corliss
Costello P. Hall
Orono
Carter
Edwold Carter
John Gilmore
Percy Bailey
Good Will Club House
Percy D. Marston
Miller Observes 43rd Anniversary With Veterans Camp
Vernon W. Miller of 220 Center Street marks his 43rd anniversary as a member of T. W. Hyde camp No. 46 Sons of Union Veterans. The gathering at G. A. R. hall featured past commander Miller and included Linwood V. Miller, who now leads the camp. John Shaw and George O. Melzard attended, charter members Langaon Snipe and Fred Hooper noted, and a buffet lunch was served by Miller and Auxiliary officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon W. Miller
Center Street
T. W. Hyde Camp
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Miller
Linwood V. Miller
John Shaw
Popham Beach Red Cross class closes with examination
The Red Cross First Aid class led by Mrs. Darling of Bath at Bodwell Grange Hall held its final meeting and exam Thursday. Popham members Mrs. Guy Crowley Mrs. Frank Scott Mrs. Raymond Larrabee and Mrs. Ellison Moody earned certificates. A social hour followed with cake candy and coffee. Plans underway for a nutrition class taught by Mrs. Hazen Hilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Bodwell Grange Hall
Darling
Bath
Popham
Guy Crowley
Frank Scott
Raymond Larrabee
Ellison Moody
Hazen Hilton
Hilton
Phippsburg
Pupils win perfect attendance and fund drive totals
For the week of March 23 Richard Sprague Gloria Oliver Merrill Oliver Bertha Newdick Mary Newdick earned perfect attendance. For March 30 Gloria Oliver Merrill Oliver Bertha Newdick Ernest Oliver Mary Newdick also met the mark. Easter Seals sales reached 2.65 and War Stamps purchases exceed 20 by pupils. Filomena and Antony Eramo from a Brunswick school visited on Good Friday. Gordon Carlton and Ralph Clark returned after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sprague
Gloria Oliver
Merrill Oliver
Bertha Newdick
Mary Newdick
Ernest Oliver
Brunswick
Filomena
Antony Eramo
Gordon Carlton
Ralph Clark
Community notices and society items from Winnegance district
Winnegance will hold a First Aid course at the Community Club House Wednesday night at seven. Women's auxiliary meets with Mrs. Herbert Spinney Thursday afternoon. A Bath Water District extension petition across the causeway to serve Timber Island families circulates. Miss Marie Merrill and Philip Wysor, Colby ’42, return from Easter visit in Easton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance
Women's Auxiliary
Herbert Spinney
Bath Water District
Causeway
Timber Island
Marie Merrill
Colby '42
Jason A. Merrill
Washington Street
Easton, Pa
Merrill
Philip Wysor
Colby
Mr. Wysor
Easter Sunday at Parker Head Church School Observes
Parkers Head church school marked Easter with script readings stories and a flower vestry tribute. Local residents shared meals visits and social gatherings with many named attendees including Sally Lowell Miss Robie and Mrs Earl Lowell in the community observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Lowell
Miss Robie
Laura Wyman
Jesus
Fred P. Young
Arthur Lear
Marie Wyman
Bert Nisbet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Selectmen
Farm Bureau
Good Will Clubhouse
Sons of Veterans
Popham Beach
River Road
Small Point Cross Road
Popham Circle
Walter Oliver
Nathaniel Perkins
Parker
Earl Lowell
Eugene Harrington
Charles Blaisdell
Marline Perkins
Gladys Scott
Jean
Betty Bowker
Robie
George Morong
Clayton Hoar
Bernard Wyman
Lewis Lowell
East Harpswell
Levi Barnes
Alice Barnes
Bob Moore
Elmer Hill
Fred Shepherd
Justus Miller
Currey Stiles
Opal Wade
Newport
Sally
Bill Lowell
Ora Hallett
Elwood Hathorne
Leston Harrington
Olive Deejay
Charles Osborne
John Libby
Osgood
Ralph Morong
W. E. Hallett
Hyde Windlass Co
Esther Robinson
Lola
Harold Rogers
Stephen
Leslie Logan
Marsh
East Boston
Clarence Blaisdell
Stanton Dozois
Richard
Kennebunk
Cox's Head
F. Luke
Perkins Island
Fred Osgood
Cynthia Anne Osgood
Virginia Adams
Eugene Osgood
Marrtown
Mr. Taylor
Mrs. Osgood
Nesbit
Rollins
Susie Oliver
Bath and Popham Beach
Island
Leona Osgood McDonnell
Mr. Osgood
Howard B. Hawley
Mary Patton
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Bath, Maine
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