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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1946
Page
6
The text describes a rebuilt ship, a sudden rise in events, and individuals including Rogers, Hutchins, and J. K. Duley amid a Sunday visit to Meadowbrook. The garbled lines suggest a heart breaking affair with cold weather and a paint coat on a boat.
The article lists residents and attendees around Parker Head, Bath, and Small Point including Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Wyman, Mrs. George Morong, Mrs. J. D. Libby, Eva Rogers, Ernest Rogers, and Mark Harrington. It mentions a granite plaque donation, Health Contest outcomes, and PTA sewing discussions plus visits to Brunswick and Winneganee.
A jumble of visits and travels is listed, noting residents and relatives in Bath Woolwich and nearby areas. Names include Capt. Pushard Mrs. McNulty Marion Cushing and others visiting family in Portland New Orleans Boston and Florida. Several residents recoveries and leisure activities are mentioned with travel between Maine and other states.
Fragmentary note mentions a return to the university and a Navy discharge. The legible parts reference a person associated with Kappa Canen and a junior status, with tentative plans noted but specifics are unclear. No clear dates or events are established in the readable text.
In Cox Head, 17 homes are planned for two cottages on Dix Island with a new telephone installed at Mr. and Mrs. MacLanathan residence. Mrs. MacLanathan arrived from Boston to arrange plumbing and heating. Etta C. et al transfer of property noted. Jennie Allen’s cottage at Parker Head commands a fine view of Japan. Frank Wyman visited Mr. and Mrs. Cushing and Oliver at Parker Head. Dozois visited in ree Head on Thursday.
Beta Sigma Phi met Wednesday at Mrs. Nathan Watson residence on Center Street. Vice president Mrs. Katherine Legard led the session. next meeting planned at Mrs. Eliasah Brunswick’s home. Members of the committee included Mrs. Margis, Miss Jane Stevens, Leonard Wetherbee, Mrs. Kameos and Mrs. Nathan. Refreshments were served. Miss Roberta Hathorne won the evening’s prize. Attending were Mrs. John Conley Jr and Miss Eleanor Con. The article notes a relation to University of Maine dentistry studies.
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