Union Cottage Lenten Service at Eugene McGrath Home
Lenten services begin with Union Cottage meeting at the McGrath home with Harold Blanchard as speaker. Palm Sunday services planned in each church, with First Congregational Church and Sunday school starting Palm Sunday at 11 am. Also notes a surprise showers and birthday party events among local residents and various social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Cottage
Eugene McGrath
Harold Blanchard
First Congregational Church
Robert H. Heigham
Ruthena T. Clark
Grace Bean
Lillian Gowen
Betty Richardson
Barbara Dow
Verna Southard
Florence Cossette
Cora Bean
Ruth Applin
Gladys Kaler
Marion Abbott
Frances Grover
Bertha
Thunder Rolls In Early Storm
A March storm caused power outages in some city areas while others faced only sleep disruption. No buildings were struck by lightning and overall damage appeared trivial. Residents called the event memorable yet hardly unprecedented after a harsh winter.
Mrs. Sadie Couillard Hospitalized With Knee Injury
Mrs. Sadie Couillard remains a patient at B. I. W. hospital after a knee injury confined her there for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Couillard
B. I. W. Hospital
Joint committee appointments for the coming year
Mayor Walter C. Rogers announced the committee lineups with himself and President Alden H. Anderson on all joint and special panels. The list names 12 joint standing groups with aldermen and councilmen assigned to each, plus special committees on Trees and Police with defined members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden H. Anderson
Walter C. Rogers
Rogers
Anderson
Oliver
Kingsbury
Stover
Carter
Lermond
Thayer
Plummer
Emery
Coombs
Luke and
Newell
Fenn
Bowie
Prentiss and
Watson
Carter, Green and
Thomas
Eaton
Rothwell
Green
Comeau
Witham
Newell and
Luke
Reeks
Kidder
Jones
Hunter
Prentiss
Robinson
Lake
Free Will Workers Meet On Wednesday
Free Will Workers of Corliss Street church met Wednesday of last week with Mrs. John Hunt, Middle street, with 16 members present. The meeting opened with prayer, the president presided, and plans included church subscription of 25 dollars, 10 dollars for Easter flowers, and 5 dollars for a special Easter collection. A Trading Post event followed the business, hosted by Mrs. Hunt, netting a satisfactory sum. Attendees included Mrs. Ned Robbins, Mrs. Ida Borden, Mrs. Harold Walker, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Will
Corliss Street Church
John Hunt
Middle Street
Frederick Moffatt
Harold Walker
Hunt
Ned Robbins
Ida Borden
Benjamin Coombs
James Gillspee
William Hill
Burt Preble
Frank Preble
Charles Harrington
Chester Plant
Wilfred W. Chaney
Warren McIntyre
Fred Coombs
Abbie McCabe
Urban Gowen Graduates From Chanute Field During War Service
Urban Lawrence Gowen son of Mrs Rebecca Gowen of Woolwich and the late Urban L Gowen of Gardiner recently graduated from Chanute Field Illinois Pvt Gowen who joined the service in October trained in aircraft mechanics and is assigned to the 400th Service Squadron at Ephrata Washington He asks friends to write to Pvt Urban L Gowen A S N 31153135 400 Service Squadron Army Air Base Ephrata Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urban Lawrence Gowen
Rebecca Gowen
Woolwich
Urban L. Gowen
Gardiner
Chanute Field
Ill
Pvt
Gowen
A&p
Bath Iron Works
Lsent
400Th Service
Ephrata
Wash
A.S.N
Army Air Base
Washington
Barbara
Priscilla
Milton C. Trott
Bath
Alfred E. Trott
Stoneleigh College
Rye Beach
N. H
Suzell Howard
Day's Ferry
Saco
Herbert N. Munsey
Village Pride
Sagadahoc Ferry
William Downing
Carrie Wing
Nelson Rice
Rice
Camp Hale
Colp
Hyde Windlass Co
Morse High School
Costello P. Hall
Portland
Arthur Hayward
North Woolwich
Truaxfield
Madison
Wis
Corporal Hayward
45Th Academic Squadron
U.S.A
Woolwich Mothers Club meets. anniversary party held
Mrs. Roland Raynes and Mrs. Melvin Howe hosted a Mothers club meeting at Raynes home with a Winter quilt auction won by Mrs. Frances Hathorne. A May meeting is planned at Mrs. Carlton Day Reed’s home. Guests included Durgin Hathorne Hathorne Elizabeth Merle Jameson and Mason Carter. A 30th anniversary party for George and Ames featured gifts and games with over 30 neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Raynes
Melvin Howe
Mothers Club
Frances Hathorne
Carlton Day Reed
Durgin
Elizabeth Hathorne
Carrol Perkins
Emma Copeland
Horace Allen
David Henderson
Judson Soule
Fred Soule
Wiscasset
Harold Ames
Bath
Merle Jameson
Spinning Wheel Club
The
Christian Endeavor
Alfred Bath Confined by Injury After March 10 Fall
Friends report Alfred W Bath has been homebound due to a hip dislocation suffered March 10. He is regaining the ability to walk and plans to resume piano tuning calls across the state. He is brother to Miss Marion Rafnell of Weeks Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Bath
Marion Rafnell
Weeks Street
Woolwich Reports Red Cross Drive Surpasses Goal
Woolwich raised 725.90 dollars for the Red Cross drive, exceeding its 500 dollar quota. Committee members in North Woolwich, Woolwich Center, Montsweag, Murphy's Corner, Day's Ferry, Sagadahoc Ferry, Nequasset and other areas contributed, with thanks extended to all donors and organizers led by Mrs. Edward V. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Red Cross
Edward V. Reed
North Woolwich
Albert Thompson
William Thornton
Woolwich Center
Harold Roberts
Isaphene Dolloff
Montsweag
Oxstan Dodge
Leverett Welch
Montsweag Farm Bureau Holds All Day Meeting at Mrs Baker’s
Montsweag Farm Bureau convened an all day session at Mrs. Forrest Baker’s home on the Wiscasset road. A noon meal featured baked beans and assorted breads. The group, with Home Demonstration Agent Lucinda Waterman of Rockland, discussed “Manage Your Day” and planned the May meeting with Mrs. Norman Drummond in Arrowsic. They voted to donate to the Red Cross and subscribe to Cancer Control. A committee of Mrs. Paradis and Mrs. Baker assisted Mrs. Drummond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Forrest Baker
Wiscasset Road
Baker
Norman Drummond
Marion Paradis
Lucinda Waterman
Rockland
Hed Cross
Cancer Control Fund
Arrowsic
Miss Geraldine Stott to Visit Columbus with Father
Miss Geraldine Stott of this city affiliated with the Naval hospital at Newport R. I. will pass the weekend in Columbus Ohio with her father Capt A A Stott MC U S N R and Mrs Stott. The doctor heads the psycho pathic ward and unit for induction camps in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Stott
Naval Hospital
Newport
R. L
Columbus
Ohio
A. A. Stott
Leeman Grange Meeting Notes and Song Service
A Grange gathering featured a Jerusalem See ee poem New Garden by Sister Eleanor Sutter, closing songs and readings by Sister Rose Hathorne. Attendance noted as 2 percent with two visitors from Prasklin Grange. Doughnuts and cuplex were served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grange
Jerusalem
New Garden
Eleanor Sutter
Orange
God Bless America
Rose Hathorne
Prasklin Grange
Good Will Chub Meeting Discusses Upcoming Saturday Supper Plans
The club met in the Westl Wadh clubhouse for the first time since last Fall. Attendees planned the next meeting for Monday April 19 with Mrs. Marcia Koight present to give a demonstration. Residents from Bath and Woodwick requested more Saturday night suppers and officers will consider the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Chub
Westlwadh
Mosday OA
Marcia Koight
Trusts
Bath
Woodwich
Junior Leaguers Sponsor May Ball Event
The Junior Hospital League will sponsor a May Ball on Saturday evening May 1 with dancing from eight to midnight to Lloyd Rabeli and orchestra. The event was announced at a league meeting at the home of Mrs J Ward Drake Jr, chairman of the events committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hospital League
Lloyd Rabeli
Mra J
Ward Drake Jr
Mra Aslred
Parks
Hall
Fdwaret Drake Jr
Theket — Combittarw
Marx Frank Given
Ecdhwiss Bf Fuller
Patrensectoee
George Baer Connard
Theodore Karl
Alden G Andersen
Howard €. Bates Wall
Mass Marcia Musulton
Mrz Roger Mc
Luke
G. Fenn
West Bath PTA meeting reports drive for Red Cross
A large West Bath PTA gathering on April 6 at Littlefield School heard plans for Lily sale benefits to crippled children and cancer fund drives. Members discussed district meeting in Bath, election of Mrs Byron Clark to the Summer round up committee, and an article “Your Community and You” with discussion and a community information contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Pta
Alice Smith
Lily
Bath
Byron Clark
Sean Belanger
L. Belanger
K. Thompson
Lowell School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruthena Clark
Richard Gowen
Clinton Kaier
Shirley Con
Robert H. Applin
High Street
Kenneth Sullivan
Leslie Sullivan
Hooper Street
Northeastern University
Boston
Kenada Munsex
Pash Munses
New Enz Conservatory
Mus.c. Boston
Arthur Beane Hodge
John Leonard
Woolwich, Pvt
Carrol
Rene Nevada
Marcia Anniel
Mussas
Elwyn Cunningham
Federal Street
Helen Dickinson
Ernest W. Colby
Elliot Abbott
Roland Abbott
DEPT
Center ST
Albert Hathorne
Bath Memorial Hospital
Betty Bowers
Ralph Bowers
Day’s Ferry
Farr Stimpson
Fred S. Brown
Douglass McCobb
Harlan McCobb
Gardiner Hospital
Reed
Montsweag Farm Bureau Meeting
Good Will Club
Bem Jewett
Washington Street
Amt
Urian
MM Jewett
Westport
Moonorsa Hesstal
Andrew Hart
Lonz
Lil N.Y
Geri End Wollster
Anmndrew Hart
Floral Street
West Bath
Red Cros War Fund
John Wharff
L. D. Small
West Bath Grange
Wert Bath P. T. A
Park Bureau
Littlefield School
Marion Rose
West Bais
Barbara McMann
Bain
Beatrice Linford
Jonesport
Concord
N.H
Fred Woe
Fred Woe. First Cifxs
Henry Ror
Co. D
Engineer Regiment
Camp Rucker
Ala
Ernest Rose
Florida
Stanley E.rose
Fred Rose
Kenry Dickerson
Bovtbay
Herbert Wilson
Robert Waterman
Beys
Sises
Oxford
Remy Susset Oxford
Giviton Saddle Oxford
Endicott Johnson Corp
Front Street
Bath, Maine
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