Wiscasset News Briefs and Community Notes
Wiscasset High School seniors departed Sunday by chartered bus for a New York class trip with a faculty member and Mrs Fuliott Abbott. Bishop Oliver Lord to visit St Philip’s Church for a confirmation service at 7 30 p m with coffee hour to follow. St Philip’s parish house hosts dinners for YMCA district committee meeting and a relic from 1809 bank is slated for library relics. Committee reports include religious emphasis and district activities, while local schools honor students and prepare mite boxes. Personal notes mention travelers returning from Florida and Pinehurst, and Wiscasset Inn’s summer preparations begin.
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Wiscasset
New York
Fuliott Abbott
Robert P. « Prazier
Lincoln County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Damariscotta
Oliver ‘Lord
St. Philip’s Church
Wille Folllow
Rober P. Frazier
St. P’s Parish House
Samuel J. Sewa‘l
Lincoln and Kennebec Bank
Woman’s Club
Inez Burton
Ernest Lippman
Lincoln Orchestra
Set High School
Marlene Millett
Carolyn Farnham
Blanche Stickney
Richard Fairfield
Rosalie Libby
Edith Whitney
Roy Shea
Marcia Stetson
Edda Bailey
Priscilla Petrie
Michael Nelder
Betty McLeod
Jo Anne Koehling
Delight Greenleaf
Richard Colby
Jay Blagdon
Sherry Somes
Fayrene Hunnewell
Ronny Shea
Georgia Abbott
Mary Boudin
David Plummer
Ann Micte
Dorothy Raymond
Mary Smith
Marie Ziska
Donna Brown
George Delano
Ro* Shea
Wallace Wyman
Carolyn Fartham
Robert Jordan
Joseph Russell
John Leighton
Jo Anne Hoehling
Herbert Grover
Betty Creamer
George Main
Memorial Gym
Ronald Richardson
Boothbay Harbor
Higch
Peter Var Varick
Lincoln Academy
Sharon Day
Waldoboro
Jeanne Clarke
Rosalie
Lawrence Averill
First Congregational Church
Ticras
Lawrence Hagtt
Florida
Henry F. Darling
Lo, N. Y
Ahose of Nigor
Leon CG
Wiscasset Inn
Ning
Family travels after Maine death call
Mr and Mrs Ted Genea of Hon Texas journeyed to Maine following the death of Mr Geneau's mother Mrs Stanley au of Woolwich. They left for home Sunday accompanied by his other who will visit them for a time.
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Ted Genea
Hon
Texas
Maine
Geneau
Stanley Au
Woolwich
Woolwich Lady Scores High in Air Force Tests
Woolwich native A2/c Marjorie Leeman in the January AFL exams achieved 152 correct of 160, the top score in the batch. The January test saw 143 of 164 pass, with three over 140, and promotions followed for Leeman to A1/c.
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Air Pulse
Omaha
Neb
Blacker Publishing Co
Harold Leeman
Woolwich
Marjorie Leeman
WAF
SAC
AFL
Lawrence Filley
Cleon Bayer
Cleon Bayer, 30Th Comunications ,Each Hit 148.” Following the Test Miss Leeman
Morse High School
Woolwich Grangers Aid Billy Brown Fund Supper
Woolwich Grangers held a benefit supper at the hall for the Billy Brown Fund raising 116 dollars. The menu included baked beans salads relishes hot rolls and pies with 40 dozen rolls donated by Village Pride bakery. Marion Chubbuck chaired the committee and many grangers helped feeding the crowd.
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Woolwich
Billy Brown
Village Pride Bakery
Marion Chubbuck
Maine Ramblers Show
Past Matrons Hold Genesta Chapter Meeting at Sedgwick
Past Matrons from Genesta Chapter O E S met Tuesday at Sedgwick 6 30 pm for a lobster ham and chicken dinner. They planned a July meeting at Sim mer home on Hockomock Bay and noted May 15 anniversary work. Prizes were awarded in contract and canasta.
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Genesta
Sedgwick
Viola Osgood
Simmer
Hockomock Bay
Carrie Thompson
Doris Pride
Yarmouth
Athana Gillespie
Ruth Hathorne
Freda Bagdikian
Catharine Leonard
Edith Rich
Mac Ward
Nellie D'Arcy
Athena Gillespie
Ada Deering
Olive Corliss
Evelyn Morse
Doris Aikenhead
Sagadahoc District Boy Scouts Elect New Chairman
Sagadahoc District Committee of the Boy Scouts of America met at City Hall. William A. Niss, Bath Iron Works Corp. comptroller, was elected chairman to take office July 1, succeeding Lt. Comdr. L. Douglass Cleary USN. Niss previously served as vice chairman.
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Sagadahoc
Boy Scouts of America
City Hall
William A. Niss
Bath Iron Works Corp
L. Douglass Cleary
USN
Niss
Pine Tree Council
H. Rodney Brooke
Edwin R. Andrews
A. Dent Caton
Camp Hinds
Raymond
Brooke
Andrew
Lambert Park Community Center Hall
Neighbors Across Kennebec Report Local Happenings
A dense local roundup notes visits and travel plans among Woolwich Arrowsic Bath and Sagadahoc residents. Mrs Henry Swanson returns from Beverly while Montsweag Extension backs April 23 meeting. Woolwich and Montsweag church services are announced with union gatherings.
Mrs Kelley and sons to visit Quincy parents
Mrs. William P. Kelley and sons Donald and Peter depart 104 Winship Street for Quincy Massachusetts to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. John E. Burkhardt. Mr. Kelley will join them there Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Kelley
Donald and
Peter
Winship Street
Quincy
Mass
John E. Burkhardt
Kelley
Woolwich Couple Celebrates Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Ames of North Woolwich marked their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house. The event featured spring flowers, crepe paper bunting, and a tiered anniversary cake. Born April 8 1913 the couple wed at the bride’s parents home in Middle Street. The celebration included gifts, music, and greetings from absent family, with a chest of 50 silver dollars and several ruby crystal pieces among the keepsakes.
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George Ames
North Woolwich
John Knowlton
Middle Street
Ames
Ida Knowlton
Jennie Howe
John Howe
Frank W. Walker
Florence Temple
Lemuel Preble
Charles Henderson
Oeeereee
Woolwich Couple Silver Anniversary Saturday Evening
Mr. and Mrs. Alex St. Pierre of Woolwich celebrated 25 years of marriage with a party at the Spanish War Veterans hall in Brunswick. The couple wed April 9, 1928 at St. Mary's church in Bath. They have three sons, Richard Donald and Dale, with friends and relatives attending.
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Alex St. Pierre
Woolwich
Brunswick
West Bath PTA notesApril meeting and local items
West Bath P T A met at Littlefield school with usual reports from the Bath Council and Health Council. Informal talks on school work and hot lunch concerns followed by sociable refreshments and notes on Maine Congress in Waterville May 6 to 9. Personal items include births, visits, travels, and community events with multiple local families mentioned.
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Hane Whorft
EU Cresen Peat
Carol Seig Eerver Ae Ee
Wass
Mier
Ida Ove Cal
Rs Gladys Deehan
Whorff
Rogers
West Bath P. T. A
Littlefield School
Bath Council
Health Council
Maine Congress
Waterville
Isabel Ae
Weeks Street
Lillian F. Fisher
Garth Somers
Adelbert Anderson
Bath
Joyce Stover
Morse High School
New York City
F. Deehan
Laura Whitmore
B. F. Whitmore
Gardiner
Earle Donnell
Marguerite
Frank
Alva Holbrook
Cal Lake
Percy Holbrook
George D’allesandro
Yarmouth
Oland Knight
North Yarmouth
Ee Carleton
Kahk Avery
Dorothy Avery
Bath Iron Works
Harold Perkins
Richard Stanley
Th Memorial Hospital
Frank Avery
Dorothy
Avery
Billy Brown
Woolwich Eo Hall
Wilson Fitzgerald
Jeae Lee
Bath Memorial Hospital
Seaman Ap. Ralph King, Jr
Ralph King
Norfolk
Donald Weed
G. C. Smith
Camp Breckenridge
William Ketchum
Colleen
Wilbur Ketchum
Florida
Reginald Farnham
Alfred Niles
Newbury
Mass
Arthur Fuller
Niles
Fuller
Verna Yeaton
Farmington
Carroll Wing
Earle Wing
Rutilius Coolidge
Wayne
Edwin Hemingway
Woolwich
Patriot's Day Observance Closes Businesses and Times Printing
Monday, April 20, many stores, banks, and industries close for Patriot's Day as the holiday falls on Sunday. Buses run on holiday schedules and the Times will not publish that day.
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the Times
West Bath Grange Past Masters Night Featured by Guests
West Bath Grange held a Past Masters and Past Ceres night with 154 attendees including Merriconeag Bodwell Gardiner and Solid Rock visitors. Alex Burgess opening remarks led to remarks by Harry E Peterson and a program of readings solos and music.
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Bath
Grangers
Granges
James B. Lemont
A. Bernard Henderson
Martha Crocker
Rose Wallace
Annie Wakefield
Florence Farnham
Edwin W. Haggett
Old Town Hall
the Grange
Lizzie Haggett
Alfred Neal
Alex Burgess
James Lemont
David Smith
William H. Small
Cecil Pereau
Harry E. Peterson
West Bath Grange
Alice Smith
Bertha Palmer
Persis Miller
Reading
Daniel McCall
Bernice McGlinchy
Esther Andrews
E. Mason Wright
Doris Doughty
Mercie MacFadden
Grange
Ethel MacDonald
Mrs Adams Recovering After Portland Hospital Surgery
Mrs George D Adams of 69 Russell Street underwent surgery Friday at Mercy hospital in Portland. She is reported doing nicely and talked with her husband on Monday evening. Her friend Mrs mie Odiorne of Wilmington Delaware is keeping house during her absence.
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George D. Adams
Russell Street
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Mie Odiorne
Wilmington
Del
Mrs. Langbehn Returns Home After Memorial Hospital Stay
Mrs. Carl Langbehn of 1238 High Street has returned to her home from Memorial Hospital after several weeks as a patient recovering from injuries sustained in a fall.
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Carl Langbehn
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Bath Teacher Is Confined At Home With Illness
Mrs Bernard Plummer a Bath teaching staff member remains at home confined by illness on Granite street observers report she has limited mobility and is resting at her residence local school officials have not released details of her condition
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Bernard Plummer
Bath
Granite Street
Name new for the Hyde begins duties May 1
Mrs. Doris W. Hardy, R. N., of Waterville, widow of Dr. dore E. Hardy, named director of the Memorial Home in Bath by the board. She will start May 1 after California vacation, study crippled children programs in Florida, and take a nursing rehabilitation course at Boston University. She has three children and will reside on Hyde Memorial Home grounds.
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Doris W. Hardy
R. N
Waterville
Dore E. Hardy
1 Memorial Home
Bath
Beate Eec Sareey
Jordren and Adults, Inc
Hardy
Laconia,n. H
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
Huggins Hospital
Wolfeboro
N. H
Thayer
Water
Florida Children’s Commission
Roosevelt School For Crippled Children
Hyde Memorial Home
California
Boston University School of Nursing
Pattons Buy Morse Property at 70 High Street
Mr and Mrs Leland Patton of 41 Union Street purchase the Sherman L Morse home at 70 High Street and plan to move in by May first. Morse family will reside with daughter and son in law Mrs Jane Oliver at 30 High Street.
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Leland Patton
Union Street
Sherman.l. Morse
High Street
Mrs. Morse
Jane Oliver
High Reet
Installation Plan for Kel ley Field Water Pipe
A described project proposes a large concrete pipe along the ditch on the east side with backfilled gravel to allow seepage. Smaller pipes may be used to complete the system, with open joints to accommodate water flow as requested by the Recreation Commission.
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Recreation Commission
Kelley Field
Phippsburg Junior Choir Concert Evening at Bodwell Grange
The Phippsburg Junior Choir under Mrs H Macy and Berard Henders will perform a program of folk and religious numbers with vocal and piano solos. The concert at Bodwell Grange Hall is set for Wednesday April 22 at 7 30 p m with collection proceeds aiding Miss Natalie Fowle and Mitchell School.
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Phippsburg
Bodwell Grange Hall
H. Macy
Berard Henders
Jeani
Whitehead
Natalie Fowle
Eschet
Mitchell School
Harbor
Forrest
Fowle
Boo Y Harbor Methodist Church
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Woolwich Grangers Aid
Billy Brown Fund
Grange Hall
BOY Scouts
Kennebec
Henry Swanson
Day's Fe
Beverly
Montsweag
Arrowsic Town Hall
Republican Town Committee
Woolwich Center School
Mary Hall
Noble Grand
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Mystic Rebekah Lodge
Warren
Pearl Reed
Ethel Bailey
Nellie Lord
Lawrence R. Vail
Arrowsie
Groton
Conn
Old Lyme
William Sheldon
Sagadahoc Ferry
Fred Merrill
Tad
Kim
Rochester
Carroll Morse
Davy’s Ferry
Frances Cromwell
Senter’s, Inc
Judson Soule
Harold Ames
David Henderson
Carroll Perkins
Arrowsic
Philathea
Corliss Street
Italy
Major Ainsworth
Montsweag Baptist Church
Weolwich Center
Nelson E. Welch
Woolwich Center
Nelson E. Felch
Montsweeg
Felch
Mothers’ Club of
Millie Safford
Marion Rittall
Met Omeom
West Bath
You
CERES
Wally
Weeket
Doris W. Mardy, R.N
Phippsburg Junior Choir
Ballantine P. Ballantine & Sons
Newark, N
Senate
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Sue-Sesful
The
Bath Independent
Rambo
Maine Press
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