Notable Grover Rites Mark Port Hill Funeral
Angus E. Grover died at 75 on Port Hill street after a period of ill health. Private services were held at his home with Rev. Henry W. Webb, followed by Masonic burial in North Pittston. He led Lincoln lodge as Past Master and served as Past District Deputy. Survived by widow Hannah and son Herbert, plus grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus E. Grover
Port Hill Street
Grover
Henry W. Webb
Masonic Lodge
North Pittston
Lincoln Lodge
Wiscasset Water Co
Hannah Grover
Herbert L. Grover
Stoughton
Mass
Earl Colby
Town
Charles R. Murphy
Portland
Joseph Wells
Florida
James E. White
Lee
Gorham
Carl D. Hutchinson
Augusta
W. E. Gorham
Federal Street
Charles E. Cowley
Eva Gorham Wise
Marilyn Petrie
Bath
Georgianna Lilly
Hooper Street
Wiscasset Athletic Club
Red Men's Hall
Rockland
James Puiin
Boston
Herbert Pushard
Julia Lewis
Worcester
Cora M. Fillmore
Everett
Norris A. Miller
Wiscasset Academy
Eulela Pray
Academy
Garrison Hill
Jennie Gray
Grace Cowley
Francis Day
Charles Cowley
Lawrence B. Haggett
John C. Fisher
West Roxbury
Vincent Reed
Josephine Wardwell
Lincoln County Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Pemaquid
Mabel Rand
Boothbay Harbor
Grace A. Cowley
Wesley C. Day
F. J. Dyer
Auburn
Charlotte Waters
Willow Lane
Percy McPhee
McPhee
Russell Waters
Waterville
Wiscasset Fire Society
Blair
Maude Clark Gay
Waldoboro
Regina H. Hughins
Merle F. Greenleaf
Walter Miller
Greenleaf
Albert Somes
Ways and Means
Woman's Club
Priscilla Campbell
Campbell
Sally Munsey
Flora Bailey
Celina Rines
Bernie Blagdon
Grace Mitchell
Pauline Race
Louise Redennett
Henry Webb
Anne Miele
Woman’s Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Webb
Miete
Orman Douglas
Lewis Baker
Richmond
Wiscasset Academy Athletic Association
Congregational Vestry
Local residents visit Worcester relatives and church news
Worcester residents host relatives from West Roxbury and Wollaston over a weekend. Castine Normal school student Roger Dow assists at First Congregational church services. Reverend Cyprian H. Bryant of Washington street conducts Easter services in Searsport before moving April 23. Social events include cancer control fund contract party hosted by Carolyn S. Varney and two-table clubs at Hooper Street. Huntoon Hill grange held Visitors Night with 100 attendees and a varied program. Next Sunday sermon at First Congregational Church titled If I Were A Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Brown
South Portland
Elden P. Munsey
Munsey
Federal Street
Carolyn S. Varney
Washington Street
Bcene
Cancer Control Fund
Bradford C. Redennett, Sr
George Bemis
Frank Gray
John Fisher
Mary Hobson
William Elliot
Zina Davis
Grace Knight
Lawrence Haggett
Vincent Reed
Varney
Freeman D. Southard
Hooper Street
Roy R. Marston
Charles JS. Sewall
Chester Pendleton
Middle Street
Katheryn Perkins
Raymond Sherman
Mary Weeks
Depositors’ Trust Co
Huntoon Hill Grange
America
Vinnie Quinnam
Arthur Paquet
Mildred Soule
Cathedral In the
Pines
Olive Dow
Susie Hummason
Topsham Grange
Roger Dow
John Grover
Boothbay Grange
Sheepscot Valley Grange
Eastern River Grange
Garrison Hill Grange
Woolwich Grange
George E. Millard
First Congregational Church
WAINFORD EXTRADITED TO BATH FOR ARRAIGNMENT
Richard H. Wainford, 38, extradited from Maryland on a morals charge, will be arraigned in Bath municipal court at 10 am Thursday. Sherwood Aldrich and Charles W. Messenger arrived with Wainford after a 13 hour train ride from Baltimore. Governor O Conor held a hearing in Annapolis before turning him over to Sagadahoc authorities. Wainford s wife from Trenton, N J is the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Wainfera
Maryland
Bath
Sherwood Aldrich
Charles W. Messenger
Wainford
Baltimore
Herbert R. O'Conor
State House
Annapolis
Grace Church Men’s Club Hosts Seven Parish Groups
Grace church Men’s Club will host officers and members from seven other church clubs for dinner and a program at 6 30 p m Thursday in the YMCA gymnasium. St Marys guild will serve supper and Albert R Kugel will speak on Tomorrow At the height of present events in Europe. Kugel will discuss educational conditions and their impact on future generations. Committee members include Roger M Luke Walter M Hill Roland F Hill W Dayton Hill Stanley M Brown Daniel Williams E Everett Pierce Edward Sewall and Harry B Briggs Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
YMCA
St. Marys Guild of
Albert R. Kuzel
Europe
Kugel
Roger M Luke
Walter M. Hill
Roland F. Hill
W Dayton Hill
Stanley M. Brown
Daniel Williams
E. Everett Pierce
Edward Sewall
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
Richmond women attend Bath Iron Works launching
Mrs Lily Sherburne of Richmond, Mrs Marion Williams, Mrs Elizabeth Dean of Portland and Miss Jeanette Dean of Sanford were Saturday luncheon guests of Mr and Mrs Charles E Hewitt Jr and in the afternoon attended the launching at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Sherburne
Richmond
Marion Williams
Elizabeth Dean
Portland
Jeanette Dean
Sanford
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Bath Iron Works
Easter weekend notices from Bath area residents
West Bath and Bath area residents plus visitors spent Easter weekend with relatives and at church events. People listed include Florence Neiley Mrs J E Mayo Nellie Starrett Harriet Johnson Ramsdell and others visiting in Bath Trufants Crossing area work on telephone lines noted. Episcopal and Baptist church activities described with baptisms and concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Neiley
J. E. Mayo
Nellie Starrett
George Ramsdell
Bath College
Lewiston
Ramsdell
Harriet Johnson
Edward Starrett
Marion
Thomaston
Geneseo
West Bath Farm Bureau Holds All Day Meeting
West Bath Farm Bureau hosted an all day session at 9 Bath Street led by Mrs. Ellery E. Whittemore home management leader. Chairwoman Loring D. Small presided, and a vote supported a contribution to the Women's Field Army for the Control of Cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellery E. Whittemore
West Bath Farm Bureau
William A. Coombs
Bath Street
Loring D. Small
Women’s Field Army
Charles E. Ripley
Humphrey A. Owen
Harris T. Rodick
Owen
Coombs
Orono
Rodick
Elsinore Avenue
Maude Bryant
Foods Project
Annie H. Trufant
Cora A. Savage
William Davis
Charles T. Small
E. K. Thompson
E. Wett
E. C. Donnell
Joanna’ M. Hodgkins
Probate Court Session Adds Several Estates and Filings
The probate court in Sagada hoc county held its second April term session on April 11. Wills were allowed for Charles H. Smith of Bath with G Ronald Smith as administrator c t a, and other estates including Daniel A. Coombs of Bow, Matilda Coombs executrix, and Marietta Trufant of Bath with Mary S. Curtis executrix. Additional filings included administrations for Walter S. Grouse of Richmond and John A. Klippel of Bath, with bonds approved for minors Grace and Rosalee Preble. Inventories and accounts were filed and allowed for multiple Bath area estates, and distributions and final accounts noted for several. A General Commissioners report for Arthur H. Kateon and distribution petitions for John A. Cavanaugh and James S. McFarland were recorded, along with a certificate of sale and a $19.40 claim for Herbert Stevens estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Charles H. Smith
Bath
G. Ronald Smith
Daniel A. Coombs
Bowdoin
Matilda Coombs
Marietta Trufant
Mary S. Curtis
Charlotte Street Gorrie
Bath National Bank
Sarah E. Klippel
Grace G. Preble
Rosalee E. Preble
Woolwich
Clarence A. Preble
Charles H Smith
Susan E. Lambert
Nellie M. Campbell
Charles A Howes
Richmond
Ernest Frazier
Charles FE. Ripley
Georgia Page Ripley
Lena Beaudette
Lina Beaudette
Topsham
Florendy Levesque
Henry Rose
West Bath
Fred J. Rose
John William Shorey
Herbert Shorey
Guardian
Minnetta L. Plaisted
Charles E. Plaisted
May J. Besaw
William E. Besaw
Randall E. Merry
Winnifred S. Merry
Carleton W. Lowell
Elizabeth Burden
Dora O. Lowell
Charles M. Vanner
Florence G. Maxwell
Sarah E. Carlton
Harvey P. Hathorne
Frank W. Carlton
Ruth W. Holt
Alice K. Robbins
Edward W. Bridgham
John H. Pease
Phippsburg
Margaret Jane Pease
Elizabeth E. Beale
Georgianna K. Blair
Eleanor B. Hyde
Mabel A. Thwing
Sally Hyde
Nancy Hyde
Herbert Cavanaugh
John Cavanaugh
Eva M. Knight
Cynthia A. Parker
Walter S. Grouse
Catherine M. McFarland
James S. McFarland
Arrowsic
Arthur H. Kateon
John A. Cavanaugh
Herbert W. Norton
Charles T. Small, Jr
O. M. Redlon
Herbert Stevens
West Bath Red Cross Votes To Contribute
West Bath Red Cross held an all day session voting to make the usual contribution to the Women's Field Army for Control of Cancer. A comforter was made and layettes were prepared. The next meeting is set for Tuesday April 18 due to the holiday April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Field Army
West Bath Red Cross
William Powers
Morton S. Baker
Clifford B. Wilband
Joseph B. Day
Charles B. Doyle
Melvin L. Comeau
West Bath
Lincoln Williams
Annie H. Trufant
A. B. Snow
F. W. Larrabee
Fred J. Rose
J. E. Mayo
L. D. Rogers
Harry E. Peterson
East Brunswick
Woolwich
Bath
David S. Henderson
Frederick B. Kittridge
William H. White
Lula P. Herbert
Charles T. Henderson
George Wheeler Caller of Friends in Skowhegan Tuesday
George Wheeler of Skowhegan was a caller of friends in the city on Tuesday, extending visits and greetings to local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wheeler
Skowhegan
Office Hours and Contact Information
Office days run Tuesday to Friday from 10 a m to 6 p m with Saturday visits by appointment. Call 371-W for details and scheduling.
West Bath Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Cyrenus P Higgins of West Bath observed their 50th wedding anniversary at their daughter Mrs Earl Bryants home 120 Bedford Street Bath The couple married by Rev Theodore F White at the First Baptist church have lived at the old Fort place on Bay Rock bridge road in West Bath They have nine children five surviving Elmer and John Higgins live in West Bath while Mrs Seth Doughty Frank Higgins and Mrs Bryant reside in Bath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrenus P. Higgins
West Bath
Earl Bryant
Bedford Street
Bath
Theodore F. White
First Baptist Church
Old Fort Place
Bay Rock Bridge Road
Elmer
John Higgins
Seth Doughty
Frank Higgins
Bryant
Past Matrons Club Entertained Tuesday
Mrs. Paul G Bagdikian hosted the Past Matrons club Genesta chapter O E S with supper at 155 Oak Street. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Catharine E F Leonard, Mrs. Thomas F Perkins and Mrs. Thomas Aikenhead. A business meeting planned a June gathering at the Fullerton Boothbay Harbor. Ada E Deering won first in contract and Perkins first in auction. Attending were Mrs. Benjamin F Savage, Mrs. George Merrill, Mrs. Luther S Thompson, Mrs. David Y Alkazin, Mrs. William I Tait, Mrs. Charles Nelson, Mrs. Henry G Shaw, Mrs. Wilbur C Oliver, Miss Annie E Cox, Mrs. Albion L Corliss, and Mrs. Jason A Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G Bagdikian
Genesta
155
Oak Street
Catharine Ef, Leonard
Thomas F. Perkins
Thomas Aikenhead
Fullerton
Boothbay Harbor
Ada E. Deering
Thomas Perkins
Benjamin F. Savage
George Merrill
Luther 8. Thompson
David Y. Alkazin
William I. Tait
Charles Nelson
Henry G. Shaw
Wilbur C. Oliver
Annie E. Cox
Albion L. Corliss
Jason A. Merrill
Woolwich Community Notes Brighten Weekends
Irving Baker visits Northeast ern University with parents. Cal vin Farnham enjoyed skiing in the White Mountains. Saugus visitors and local clubs host events at Day's Ferry and Nequasset churches. Red Cross meeting, Good Will whist, and Easter services mark Woolwich activities with multiple residents ill or recovering and club hosts inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Baker
Northeastern University
Clarence Baker
Calvin Farnham
White Mountains
Bradford Belanger
Saugus
Mass
Hattie Potter
Good Will Club
Hattie Martin
Boothbay
Lincoln Farrar
Portland
Ardella Farrar
Sagadahoc Ferry
Douglass Hunnewell
R. F. D. Carrier
William T. Wright
Clara Hawthorne
New Bedford
Grace
Annie McKowan
Lincoln Houdlette
Nettie Lowell
Anna
Warren Bartlett
Berlin
N. H
Charles Dubar
Nequasset
Day's Ferry
Loring Maybury
Moatsweag
Cheerio Club
Allen Weeks
Leona Weeks
Wilbur Howe
George Gainsley
Togus Hospital
Morton Baker
Carl Longfellow
Frank J. Walker
American Red Cross
Woolwich
Good Will Club of
Good Will Club House
Woolwich Union
Day
Nequasset Church
Benevolent Committee
Home Improvements Meet At Nequasset Farm Bureau
An all day Nequasset Farm Bureau meeting focused on interior decoration of bedrooms. Miss Mary L. Wright home demonstration agent and Mrs. Grady from Orono Extension Bureau led the session. Dinner was provided by Mrs. Alice Galvin and Mrs. Elta and Mrs. Ruth Dubar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Congregational Church
Nequasset
Mary L. Wright
Grady
Orono
Alice Galvin
Elta
Ruth Dubar
Death of Thomas H Scanlon A Bath Mason Passes Away
Thomas H Scanlon 68 a long time Bath mason died in his sleep at his home 154 Commercial Street his body found Friday morning by his only brother John E Scanlon he was born in Bath son of Bryan and Bridget Scanlon and lived here always he is survived by his sister Mrs William I Decoste also of Bath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phomas H. Scanlon
Commercial Street
John E. Scanlon
Bath
Bryan
Bridget Scanlon
William I. Decoste
Easter program at First Baptist Church features choir and readings
Easter Sunday program at First Baptist presents a varied church service with Rev Charles R Sands, violin solo by Jean Dennison, numerous recitations and solos by children and adults, remarks by superintendent Henry W Moulton, and a choir selection. The event includes readings on Jesus life, the Easter Lily, and a baptism, with multiple participants and a closing prayerful tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sinaecht
Charles R. Sims
Jean Dennison
Joyce McCurdy
Heavenly Father
Norman
Jesus
Mowe Desaleapa
Eugene Brackett
Gs Stratt
Linwood Wright
Mr. Sims
Jean
Alice
Richard Dennison
Donald Davis
Emma King
William Higgins
Harold Davis
Irving Wright
Barbara Dunton
Sesset May Totman
Marion Corliss
Frances Higgins
Gloria Brown
Selma Cummings
Nancy Coombs
Jane Furber
Carol Stover
Barbara Oliver
Barbara Legard
Lily
Jane Grant
Margaret Chase
Jane Chase
Cross
May Totman
Dirigo Grangers Present Program at West Bath Grange
Dirigo Grange of Brunswick hosted an exchange program at West Bath Grange on Monday evening with Daisy Russell in charge of the lecture hour. L. J. Tabor read a message from the National Master about Farmers and Traders Life Insurance Co. and Lorenzo Masse spoke of a barn dance at Dirigo Thursday. The event drew 137 attendees including 62 visitors from Topsham, Dirigo, Enterprise, Dromore, Progressive and Bowdoinham. The program featured songs, readings, tableaux, sketches, musical performances, and a closing thought, followed by refreshments and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirigo Grange
Brunswick
West Bath Grange
Daisy Russell
Nellie Booker
David S. Henderson
L. J. Tabor
Farmers and Traders Life Insurance Co
Russell
Lorenzo Masse
Dirigo
Topsham
Enterprise
Dromore
Progressive
Bowdoinham
Charles Genthner
Maggie
Eunice Estabrooks
Carl Robinson
Soles
Soles, ‘When Mother Nature
Sir Echo
Lillian Masse
Two Admit Guilty To Inland Game Law Violations
Lester R. Young Jr of Bath and Lewis S. Dodge of Woolwich pled guilty in municipal court to Inland Fish and Game violations. Head charged traps near muskrat houses. Dodge faced two counts for uninspected traps and unmarked gear. one fine paid, the other placed on file. Young fined ten dollars with costs suspended on payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester R. Young, Jr
Bath
Lewis S. Dodge
Woolwich
Inland Fish & Game Department
Charles Head
Wiscasset
Young
Dodge
Gardiner R. Deering
Dromore Grange Holds Regular Meeting
Dromore Grange held its regular meeting in the grange hall Tuesday night with 30 members present. The program included songs Stay on the Farm and It’s Good to be a Granger, a piano solo by Edward Waters, a reading The Hymns That Mother Used to Sing, younger members’ ing by Worthy Master, and a spelling contest led by Miss Lynette Caverly and Edward Waters, Miss Caverly’s side winning. Announcement was made of the Ladies aid regular meeting set for April 18 at Miss Marion Rafnel’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Grange
The
Edward Waters
Lynette Caverly
Caverly
Ladies Aid of Dromore
Marion Rafnell
Weeks Street
Talented Bath Men to Star in April 13 Concert
Two Bath hometown graduates of the New England Conservatory return to aid local artists in Corliss Street church concert on Thursday evening. Hibbert Norton of Cushing Academy and John Sheldon of Woolwich perform with soprano Mrs. Hatch, contralto Mrs. Cary, organist Mrs. Ring, harpist McPherson, and others in a varied program of vocal, harp, and organ selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
New England Conservatory of Music
Corliss Street
Hibbert Norton
Arthur C. Norton
Cushing Academy
Ashburnham
Mass
John Sheldon
William Sheldon
Woolwich
Sheldon
Chadwick
A. Chansonnette
Saunderson di Cav
Cewell c. Petite Historie
Harry Ring
Martha
Bemberg DoWnthene
Sees
Sanderson
K. C. Brown
Francis McPherson
Schumann
Barcarolle
Offenbach
Robert Hatch
Fred Cary
Mendelssohn
Es Rogers
Richard Kountz
Jacques Wolfe
Martens Essicet
Hatch
Teachings of Rotary Explained to Club
Edward Merritt of Fall River told the local Rotary club that Rotary rejects dictatorships and has grown to 4,891 clubs with 205,592 members. He noted 38 clubs lost since July 1, 1938, mainly in Italy, and outlined Rotary’s four major objects: club, community, vocational, and international service. Attendance was strong, helped by Rotary Anns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Edward Lester Merritt
Fall River
Mass
Boys Service Committee
Rotary International
Sedgwick
Russia
Italy
Latin America
United States
South Africa
Merritt
Rotary-Anns
Bath couple celebrated 49th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Stewart of 80 Green Street were honored at a Pythian Sisters meeting with a silver sandwich plate and a bouquet for their 49th anniversary on a recent Wednesday. Winfred M. Hagan also received gifts and a decorated cake during a covered dish supper. A social evening followed after business and a sewing bee earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Stewart
Green Street
Winfred M. Hagan
Tobey Family Returns to Wakefield After Miami Visit
Hiram A Tobey has returned to Wakefield Massachusetts after a short visit here with his parents Mr and Mrs Tobey. Mrs Tobey went back to Wakefield last week from Miami Florida where she had been spending three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram A. Tobey
Wakefield
Mass
Era
Mrs. Tobey
Miami
Fla
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Josephine Plumstead
M. A. Plumstead
Lawrence Averill
Guests OF Grace Church
Y.M.C.A
James Brann
Peggy
Cooper's Mills
Courtney E. Stover
Ernest E. Williams
Stanley
Harold Ferguson
Quimby Street
Howard A. Spinney
Rufus W. Lombard
Herman W. Crocker
Carleton W. Andrews
Telephone Company
Trufant
Edwin W. Haggett
Everett G. Lemont
Lula Herbert
Harold A. Haggett
Lucy Ann
Jennie Larrabee
Walter Larrabee
John
Church of the Nazarene
Fred W. Larrabee
Marilyn Booker
Barbara
Elinor King
Eula
Carol Coombs
Robert R. Coombs
Gilbert Wilson
Lewis and
Kenneth
Freeport
Edward Jenks
Monmouth
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Pleasant St
Mrs. Cyrenus P. Higgins
Thomas H. Scanlon
First Baptists
Dirigo Grangers
West Bath Grange Hall
Corliss Street Church