Wishart Greene Church Wedding Saturday At Four
Barbara Ann Greene daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Greene of 5 Leonard Court marries John Gar Wishart son of Mr and Mrs Archie M Wishart of 68 Ver Street at Winter Street Congregational Church. Ceremony featured a tremble ring ritual and Easter lilies with reception at the Cosmopolitan Club. The couple plan a trip to New York City and Washington DC then reside in Cambridge Massachusetts where Wishart will work as a mechanical engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Greene
John A. Greene
Leonard Court
John Gar- Wishart
Archie M. Wishart
Elaine G. Atkinson
Sue Ellen Owen
Horace G. Morse, Jr
Peter Owen
George W. Larrabee
Local Residents Gather for Community Event
A list of attendees includes Pina ne Fal and Eggmouth Hei Mass from Ventnor New Jersey, Mr and Mrs Robert Wishart of Wollaston Massachusetts, Mr and Mrs Raymond Parsons with Miss Peggy Parsons and Miss Bessie Ramsay of Lewiston, Timothy Murphy of Boston, Miss Elizabeth Brack ley of Portland, Mr and Mrs Malcolm Mosher and Mr and Mrs Earl Edmunson of Weymouth Massachusetts, and Mrs Ashley Costas of Quincy Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eggmouth
Mass
Ne Shewat
Ventnor
N. J
Robert Wishart
Wollaston
Raymond Parsons
Peggy Parsons
Bessie Ramsay
Lewiston
Timothy Murphy
Boston
Elizabeth Brackley
Portland
Malcolm Mosher
Earl Edmunson
Weymouth
Ashley Costas
Quincy
Sylvia D. Cohen Engaged to Morris Brown of Carteret NY
Mrs Morris H Cohen announces the engagement of daughter Sylvia D Cohen to Morris Brown of Carteret New York An August wedding is planned Miss Cohen will graduate with a BS in elementary education from Lesley College in Cambridge Massachusetts and Brown is a George Washington University graduate now studying at Harvard Law School in Cambridge Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris H. Cohen
Old South Place
Sylvia D. Cohen
Morris Brown
Carteret
N. Y
Miss Cohen
Morse High School
Lesley College
Cambridge
Mass
Brown
Rutgers University
U. S. Navy
George Washington University
Washington
D. C
Harvard Law School
Happy Easter At Maine Children's Home Recalls Gifts
Boys and girls at the Maine State Military and Naval Children's Home received pound boxes of Easter chocolates from Executive Councillor J Horace McClure and State Senator Charles F Cummings both of Bath. Girls and women workers got orchid corsages from Burgess Market Center Street. Children attended church and enjoyed Easter dinner after services and a movie night Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine State Military and Naval Children’s Home
J. Horace McClure
Charles F. Cummings
Bath
Burgess Market
Center Street
Easter Lily Parade Raises Funds for crippled children
The Easter Lily Parade sponsored by the Daughters of Isabella raised 268.73 for crippled children. Top contributors included David Ketchum 29.06 Elaine Turcotte 24.87 Barbara Wood 23.63 Jean Sinibaldi 22.61 Laurier Daigle 21.67 Sharon McDougal 12.36 and Sally Mullaney 11.88. Bath merchants donated prizes to the top fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Marie Hamblett
David Ketchum
Elaine Turcotte
Barbara Wood
Jean Sinibaldi
Laurier Daigle
Sharon McDougal
Sally Mullaney
Bath
Cos Cosmopolitan Club Elects Sewall Presiding at April Meeting
The Cosmopolitan Club held its April meeting with newly installed president Mrs Sumner Sewall presiding. A message of welcome was given, committees formed for the 40th anniversary, and plans announced for a rummage sale. The Dramatic club presented two plays Amid Us Girls and The Acid Test with applause and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Sumner Sewall
America
Leslie Stairs
Bernard Knight
Holland
Linwood Boardman
Alice Ramsay
Gerard Billington
John Robbins
Charles T. Small
Joseph I. Smith
Allen Noble
Arthur Eseley
George Hartsgrove
Benjamin Zimmerman
Dean Shaw
Sam Levin
Carville Douglas
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Abbott Redlon
Jacob Smith
John Hart
John Leonard
Paul Marchant
Augusta State Hospital
Delmore Gilman
Sweetzer
Saco
Eleanor Matter
Carol Robbins
Dallas Brown
Portland
Dramatic Club
Robbins
Miss Knight
Brown
Louis Couture
Eugene Hart
Alice McCabe
D. LeRoy Word
Grass fires keep Bath Bremer busy this spring days
Bath and Woolwich fire crews battled multiple grass fires Saturday. Blazes at Murphy's Corner and Middle Road threatened timber and a home but were stopped with booster lines and pumps. Additional fires at Center Street marsh and Whistler's Cove burned scattered acres yet were brought under control with help from local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Central Station
Court Street
Woolwich
Murphy's Corner
Middle Road
Center Church
Murphy’s Corner
George Delano
Rines
West Bath
Whistler’s Cove
Sabina
George K. Neilson
Sabine Road
Neilson
Linda Skillin celebrates second birthday with friends
Linda Lee Skillin hosted a March 31 birthday party at her home for her second birthday. Balloons candy and a cake with ice cream and fruit punch were served. gifts were given to Linda. Guests included Richard Stimpson Gail Longley Cathy Longley Sue Longley Dougie Munsey Sherry Munsey Karen Thompson Michael Foote Carla Nason Brenda Munsey Graggie Moore and Gary Orr. Adults present included Mrs. Stimpson Mrs. Longley Mrs. Munsey Mrs. Thompson Mrs. Footer Mrs. Gorham Mrs. Munsey Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Randall Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Lee Skillin
Erwin Skillin
Drayton Road
Linda Lee
Richard Stimpson
Gail
Cathy
Sue Longley
Dougie
Sherry Munsey
Karen Thompson
Michael Footer
Carla Nason
Brenda Munsey
Graggie
Post-nuptial Shower for McDorr Couple Held at Russell Street
Mrs. Helen McDorr hosted a farewell party and post nuptial shower at 12 Russell Street for A' 2c Thomas G. McDorr and Mrs. McDorr. Attendees included Elea nor Presley Lillian McGillyvary Julia McGillivry Marilyn McGillivry Marion Thomas Marjorie Johnson Christie Johnson Hazel DePatsy Elmer Jones Mary Dorsey D. A. Campbell Roger Riendeau Almon Mitchell Dora Tanger Virginia Ambrose Arlene McCorr Evelyn Gagner Dorothy Lewis Beverly Lewis Clinton Jones Henry Rose Sam Bartow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas’ G. McDorr
McDorr
Helen McDorr
Russell Street
Eleanor Presley
Lillian McGillivry
Julia McGillivry
Marilyn McGillivry
Marion Thomas
Marjorie Johnson
Christige — Johnson
Hazel DePatsy
Elmer Jones
Mary Dorsey
D. A. Campbell
Roger Riendeau
Almon Mitchell
Dora Tanger
Virginia Ambrose
Arlene McCorr
Evelyn Gagner
Dorothy Lewis
Beverly Lewis
Clinton Jones
Henry Rose
Sam Barstow
For Sale Classifieds Notice and Listings
Classifieds note rates and submission details. For sale item includes a 5 tier electric hen ly priced at 135.90 with pickup options at 23 Bedford street or phone 966. Other lines advertise farm city shore property and contact Fred B. Stanley at 48 Front St. Tel 332-W. Also listing late model wrecked or burned cars by Alley's New & U Parts at North St. Ext, Tel 089.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henly
Regina
Bedford Street
Fred B. Stanley EF. Wallace
Front St
Tel
Alley's
New & U Parts
North St
Ext
Morse High Senior Trip To New York City Planned
The Morse High School senior class plans a three and a half day trip to New York City leaving Bath on Sunday April 12 at 10 p.m. with 94 students and six chaperones totaling 100 people traveling on three Trailway buses. They will tour sights, arrange free afternoons, and cost is estimated at 40 dollars per student with 11.25 dollars for meals. meals are not included. Chaperones listed include Mr and Mrs Eliott Hanson class president Graeme Hanson Mr and Mrs Edward Newell Mrs Myrtle Clark and Mrs Margaret Flaherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
New York City
Bath
Eliott-Hanson
Graeme Hanson
Edward Newell
Pre Nuptial Party Honors Wishart Greene Bride Elect
Mrs Maynard Brown Mrs John Harkins and Mrs Percy Low hosted a buffet supper at Mrs Lows Granite street home Friday night for nephew John G Wishart and his bride elect Miss Barbara Greene who wed Saturday. Attending were numerous Greene family members and friends from Gran ite street with out of town guests from Ventnor Wollaston Braintree Shelburne Falls and Welmouth Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Brown
John Harkins
Percy Low
Rrchie Wishart
Thelma Atkinson
Lee Griffin
Horace Morse
Horace
George Larrabee
George
Richard Jackson
Camilla Costain
William Ramsay
Jean Ellen Low
Jean Brown
Peter Stewart
Ventnor
N. J
Robert Wishart
Wollaston
Mass
Nan Coustas
Ashley
Donald Wishart
Braintree
Heather
Shelburne Falls
Walter White
Welmouth Heights
Cummings Speaks on Auto Sales Tax
State senate approved a net purchase bill shifting tax to the net price of a car, cutting revenue by about 900000 yearly. Senator Charles F. Cummings of Bath supported the measure noting many trade-ins warrant special treatment. Senator Chase proposed a passenger car limit, but the amendment was tabled pending the appropriation bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Senate
House
Charles F. Cummings
Bath
Cummings
Sen
Chase
Cape Elizabeth
Sagadahoc Rod Gun Skeet Club Sets Field Trial and Skeet Shoot
The Sagadahoc Rod, Gun and Skeet Association plans a field trial on A 12 at North Bath and a skeet shoot near the clubhouse later this month. President Ken neth Jaquith and secretary Walter P. White reported on hearings in Augusta before the Judiciary and Fish and Game committees. The club discussed pheasant shipment plans, the six week keep and billing terms, and a potential split season for ducks. The meeting urged all area sportsmen to attend and weigh in. The association voted to send two boys to the Sportsmen Summer Camp near Ellsworth. one was sent last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
North Bath
Kenneth Jaquith
Walter P. White
Augusta
Judiciary Committee
Fish and Game
Maine
Jaquith
White
State Fish and Game Department
Ellsworth
Wesley Church Men Renovate Kitchen in public supper
Wesley Methodist Men's club led by Merle C. Niles completed a kitchen renovation at Wesley Church funded by liberal donations. New cupboards sink and serving counters improve service for banquets. Linoleum flooring and redecorating complete the project with thanks to Charles F. Marble and William C. Hanson. A fried clam supper to celebrate will be held April 17 with committees led by Walter Upham Andrew Butterfield Loring Small and John Sampson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Men's Club
Merle C. Niles
Charles F. Marble
William C. Hanson
Otis Ayer
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Walter E. Upham
Andrew M. Butterfield
Loring Small
John Sampson
Kitchen Shears Cut Turkeys for Salad Prep
Home cooks share using kitchen shears to trim cold turkey or chicken into even strips for quick salad toppings and deli style bites.
Bailey family starts Mississippi river trip to New Orleans
Philip and Anne Bailey depart Friday for Cincinnati to meet their son and aunt Miss Amelia Hamilton of Lexington Kentucky. The quartet plans a Mississippi boat voyage to New Orleans and will return home at month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Anne Bailey
Cincinnati
Ohio
Amelia Hamilton
Lexington
Kentucky
Mississippi
New Orleans
Anne
Boyd L. Bailey
Washington Street
Bowdoinham Visitors Learn Brunswick High Rules
Coombs Grammar students toured Brunswick High School last week meeting Principal Robert Winslow who explained the rules and regulations. The Bowdoin-Bowdoinham Red Cross fund drive reports strong progress with 70 percent of quota raised under chairs Mrs Helen Dudley and Herbert Adams. Health Council plans water sample deliveries to Augusta with pickups donated by Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co and others.婚 Donating trucks for transporting samples listed several local supporters. Mr and Mrs Richard Denham announce the marriage of Cynthia Ruth to Harold Adams Hobart on April 3 at the groom’s parents home with Rev Royal Brown officiating. The couple will honeymoon in New York and the South and reside on the Post Road after returning. Stanley Baker party for his upcoming Fort Sill move included gifts. Baker is in the Brunswick National Guard. Personal items note deaths, visits, and travels of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coombs Grammar
Brunswick High School
Robert Winslow
Bowdoin - Bowdoinham
Red Cross Fund
Helen Dudley
Bowdoinham
Herbert Adams
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham Health Council
Augusta
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
Wendall Heeénie
Andrew Peterson
George Millay
Delmar Curtis
Nelson Fennimore
Richard Denham
Cynthia Ruth
Harold Adams Hobart
Chester Hobart
Royal Brown of
Gardiner
Earl Hobart
New York
South
Post Road
Frye
Hobart
Stanley Baker
Milton Baker
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
National Guard
Brunswick
Ethelyn Carlson
Doris Pickens
Pittston
Linwood Hackett
Linda
Steve
Hartford
Conn
Local Social Roundup Touches Pittston and Vicinity
Thursday evening visits include Misses Helen and Georgi Denham calling on Mr and Mrs Charles Stilphen in Pittston. Blaine Little RN of Portland stays with Mrs Vernon Little. Oliver Snow of Willimantic Conn travels home after his mother Hazel Doeey's illness and death. Sheriff Loring Small of Bath attends town on Saturday.
Richmond teen dies in highway fall from moving truck
Chard E Little died instantly Saturday morning when he fell from a truck taking him to work at Prout Farms. He was 23, a Richmond High junior active in sports, Enterprise Grange, and Methodist Youth Fellowship. He is survived by two brothers Blaine and Donald. Funeral was held Tuesday at Roberts Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chard E. Little Rich Little
David Newcomb
Richmond
Donald Nichols
George Gould
Loring Small
Bath
Gardiner
Vernon C
Olive Rittall Little
Richmond High School
Enterprise Grange
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Blaine
Bowdeinham
Donald
Dresden
Roberts Funeral Home
Jesse Starr
Hazel Moody longtime Brunswick businesswoman dies at 59
Mrs. Hazel Moody 59 of Bowdoinham died at her home Sunday evening. Born in Harpswell June 6, 1894 to Fred and Abbie Snow, she owned a Harpswell street store and later Moody Rest Home in Bowdoinham. Survived by son Oliver Snow and two grandchildren. services held at Laws Funeral Home Brunswick with interment in Rogers Cemetery Cathance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Moody
Harpswell
Fred
Abbie Orry Snow
Harpswell Street
Brunswick
Bowdoinham
Moody Rest Home
Electa Chapter
Pythian Sisters
Dirigo Grange
Oliver Snow
Willimantic
Social Weekend Visits Across New England and PA
Mr and Mrs Alfred Pillsbury of Southermouth Massachusetts spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Edward Sewall at 1127 Washington Street Mrs Frederick E Drake of 1002 Washington Street left Wednesday to visit her son and daughter in law William P Drake and his wife in Berwyn Pennsylvania She will also visit cousin Mrs Katherine McGilvra of Richmond Virginia Mr and Mrs Saul Pearlstein and sons Steven and Richard returned to Quincy Massachusetts after Passover with Mrs Pearlsteins parents Louis and Mrs Petlock at 60 Lincoln Street Also visiting the Petlock home was Mrs Petlocks sister Mrs Abe Ostrosky of Mattapan Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Pillsbury
Southermouth
Mass
Edward Sewall
Washington Street
Frederick E. Drake
William P. Drake
Berwyn
Katherine McGilvra
Richmond
Saul Pearlstein
Steven
Richard
Quincy
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Winter Street Church
Sir Albany Loan Association Ate
Mrs. Sewall
Library of Congress
Kathleen
Omas P. Westendorf
Ancient
Rome
Diana
Bath Bremer
West End
Mrs
M’dorr
John G. Wishart
Barbara Greene
Hae
BAT Rod and Gun Club
New
Wesley Church
Wiscasset
Cattletown
Dennis Morgan
Rita Morento
Keel—Jane Greer
Robert Taylor and
Eleanor Parker
Tyrone Power
Piper Laurie
Randolph” Scott—Pooms Keer Newe
Pete Smith
Judy Canova
Annie
Hong Kong
Pdera House
Shuley Au
Sun
Mon
Ea Oo Picture
Teside Montalban
Angell Vives Gassman
Charisse
Aeak
Robert Mel
Vivece
Aoe PT Hed
Jptown
Bob Hope
Nou
Atrony Quinn
Auidt Ceuty - Anoeio
Toro
Thurs
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