Class trip notes and student achievements listed
Students Martha Hinckley Pauline Gilpatrick and others from the 1952 Ridgfield High School class are announced for a Washington D C trip with days in New York. The article details their parents, roles such as class secretary and editor, and honors in academics and clubs. Local group news includes Mt Carmel OES plans and Lions Club events with community notices and personal items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Gilpatrick
Millivan
Maurice Sur
Hinkley
Garnet
Gilpatrick
The
Snow Queen
Verona Hinkley
Prophecy
Cellipome
Pauline Cook
Arthur Friend
Pashard
Local residents depart for visits and vacations
A list of town residents plans travel and visits to relatives. Mr. Oileisbrraa of Richmond and Mrs. Corthell’s sister Edna Call are noted as staying with family. James Field returns from Togus Veterans hospital for a routine check. Rusell A. Ring and wife plan a two week auto trip to Guelph Ontario to visit their son Arlton King. Jean Curtis of Sebago Lake vacations with grandmother Mrs. Laura Stilphen on Main Street.
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Mt. Carmel
Lions Club
Charles £. Danforth
Litchfield
Richmond
Charles Woodman
James Carr
Maine Fish and Game Association
Roland H. Cobb
Fish and Game Department
Cau
Merrymeeting Bay
Swan Island
Charles Head
Daisy Trask
Edith
Augusta
Dence
R. L
Frederick C. Voight
Pleasant Street
Priscilla ‘Chipman
Main Street
Russell A. Ring F
Russell E. Ring
Boston University
Lowell Sav Age
Anti Family
Nashua
N.H
Nis
Rusell A. Ring
Guelph
Ontario
Canada
Arlton King
Jean Curtis
Sebago Lake
Laura Stilphen
Richmond youth bound over to June Superior Court
Richard Miller age 17 pled guilty to breaking entering and larceny in the night hours after a April 12 arrest for robbing Robert Wheeler store in Richmond. He must post 2500 sureties for the June term. Deputy Sheriff Edward Belanger was the complainant.
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Richard Miller
Richmond
John W. Quarrington
Miller
Sheriff's Department
Robert Wheeler
Quarrin
McPhail
Frank Powers
Vine and
Water Streets
Easter Dinner Dance Nets Nearly $400
About 100 attendees filled the Sedgwick event space for the Easter Seal Dinner Dance, a key finish to the campaign. Proceeds were pledged to the Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children, with entertainment by Joe Avery and his orchestra from 7 to 12.
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Sedgwick
Pine Tree Society For
Bath
Joe Avery
Katherine G. Whitney
Bowen Torrey
James A. Gillies, Jr
Eastham Guild, Jr
Converse G. Fenn
Warren F. Hawley, Jr
M.dean Shaw
John R. Newell
Marie I. Preston
Medomak Garden Club Spring Meeting At Cosmopolitan Club
The Medomak Region Garden Club plans an all day spring session at the Cosmopolitan club starting at 9 30 with registrations. Reports from regional officers and club presidents will be presented and Mrs Allan P Gillis Garden Club Federation president will be the day’s guest.
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Medomak
Garden Cae Rep
Et We
Cosmopolitan Club
Allan P. Gillis
Garden Club Federation
Easter services bring wide attendance and community notes
A large Sunday morning crowd heard John Reedy at First Baptist Church as he spoke on the resurrection from St. John 20 1 27 The choir sang Christ Now is Risen and We Too Shall Live A church communion followed The town notes report a school yard clean up by PTA volunteers Mary Rockwell and sons sail to Denmark and various residents travel to Easter services and events across Georgetown Robinhood and Bath with choirs and cantatas mentioned along with new local hires and activity.
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First Baptist Church
John Reedy
Mr. Y
Deacon Rowe
Out of Town
Harry L. Horne
Douglas
Chester
Harold J. Brown
Ronald Atwood
Bath
Larry Moore
West Baldwin
Central School
P.T.A
Georgetown
Georgetown Central News
Robin Powers
Richard Hanna
Robert Sptar
Carl Williams
Rob Powers
Jimmy Clark
Elaine Stevens
Sylvia Pinkham
Robinhood Fishhawks
Hugh Rockwell
Hughie
Tommie
Robinhood
New York
Denmark
Portland
First Lutheran Church
Roger Petersons
Roger
Roland
Woodford
Roland Petersons
William Bisseth
Lewiston
Grace Lutheran Church
Graffam
Wiscasset
Frank King
Carroll Powers
Boston
Ralph Dunton
Georgetown Center Notes of community people events
Walter Salsa plans a herring trap set of five pairs for Carol Powers. Miss Dorothy W Stuart of Georgetown and Hillsboro NH visits. Mrs Rena Bowles of Bangor and sister visit to take Mrs Martha Bowen and Miss Stuart to Richmond for a day. Clayton Stevens of Seguin enlists in the Marines and passes his physical. his fiancee Virginia Whitney of Bath visits. Willard Sprague of Bath spends Sunday at Marrtown. Central Maine General Hospital Nursing school honors Leona Tibbetts of Georgetown Center with a trip to the Nurses Convention in New Jersey.
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Walter
Carol Powers
Dorothy W. Stuart
Georgetown Dence
Hillsboro
N. H
Ronceey
Rena Bowles
Bangor
Brunswick
Martha Bowen
Stuart
Richmond
Clayton Stevens
Seguinland
Virginia Whitney
Bath
Becker Junior College
Worcester
Mass
Everett Stevens
Betty Adams
Stevens
Parris Island
South Carolina
Ernest Heal
Georgetown Center
Madelyn Rowe
Edwear l Rowe, Jr
Sharon Anne
Arthur Hall
Willis Hall
Charles Andre
Natt Hasenfus
West Roxbury
Robert
Richard
Barbara
Grace Watson
Newton Center
Ellen Demas
Hasenfus
Robinhoad
Willard Sprague
Marrtown
George Manning
Michelle
Aubrey Fullerton
Leona Tibbetts
Georgetown
Central Maine Genral Hospital Nursing School
Ee City
N. J
Funeral for Mrs. Jennie H. Furber
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie H. Furber were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 from the Old Ladies Home with Mrs. Evelyn Young of the Christian Science Reader circle officiating. Bearers were Edmund Furber Charles Furber Leonard Newell Floyd Carter and Robert Fletcher. Burial is planned later in the family lot at Riverside Cemetery Norridgewock.
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Jennie H. Furber
Wang
Ristian Science
Evelyn Young
Edmund Furber
Charles Furber
Leonard Newell
Floyd Carter
Robert Fletcher
Riverside Cemetery
Norridgelwock
Easter observance at local church with choir and pageant
Easter services filled the church with a large attendance including afternoon and evening programs. The choir delivered special music and solos by Alfred Rowe. Mrs Cora Pinkham directed the service with many participants including children and young people in readings, recitations, and a play He Calleth For Peter.
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Cora Pinksham
Cora Pinkham
Rosalyn Pinkham
Joan Ho‘gan
Victor Pinkham
Lauretta Pinkham
Carroll Steward
Carol Cochrane
Karen MacGillivary
Roger Pink‘ham
Barbara Lewis
Janice Pinkham
Linda McMahan
Blaine
Raymond Hanna
Lloyd Pinkham
Marion Steward
Chhoir
Tabileau
Orville Rowe
William Marr
William Field
Tom Watson
Library Association
Library Hall
Erland Moore
Paul Skidmore
Gardiner
Francis Pierce
Paul Thompson
Waldoboro
Lawrence Perow
Andrew Black
Bath
Vernon E. Gray
Thursiday
Nathaniel Hasenfus
West Roxbury
Mass
Stinson Davis
Bath Memorial Hospital
Edward
Yarnmouth
Chester Pinkham
Portland
Alice Shackford
John Green
Beverly Rittall
Arthur Berry
Rice
Dunton ‘House
Hiram Pierce
Gerald
Vermont
Woodrow Grayland
Walter Moore
Hallowell
William Stewart
Stewart
Virgil Stevens
Robinhood
Stanley Lewis
Harry Plummer
William ‘Plummer
Plummer
David Rutherson
Lewisn
Franz Stevens
Peter Harrold
Funeral for James C. Mulligan at St. Er e Catholic
James C. Mulligan was buried at Oak Grove after a Wednesday funeral mass at St. Er e Catholic church. Pallbearers included Richard Footer Robert Lee Joseph Wilson and Edmund Arsenault.
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James C. Mulligan
Crursh
St.ere Catholic
Richard Footer
Robert Lee
Joseph Wilson
Edmund Arsenault
Oak Grove
Aviator Body Armor Described As Aluminum Shell With Nylon Backing
A historical note explains body armor for aviators consists of a thin aluminum sheet backed by several plies of nylon. The description emphasizes lightweight protection for aircrew.
Twenty-Two Lodges Represented at Masonic Temple Meeting
More than 100 Masons attended a Solar Lodge special meeting at the Masonic temple with 22 lodges represented. A chicken pie dinner was served by Genesta Chapter. Master Mason degree performed at 7 30. entered apprentice work planned for April 21 at 7 30.
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Masonic Temple
Solar Lodge
Ace
Genesta
Florence Fullerton
Evelyn Wyman
Virginia Partridge
Doris Berry
Irene Rice
Zylpha Richardson
Betty Wishart
Evadna Drake
Athana Gillespie
Celina Small
Anna McCabe
Eleanor Merchant
Obituary of Estella M. Alexander of Phippsburg
Mrs Estella M Alexander wife of Henry Alexander died Tuesday at her Sebasco home. Born January 5 1900 in Phippsburg she lived there all her life and was active in the Nazarene church. Survived by five daughters eight sons a sister in law ten grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral Friday at two from Nazarene church with Rev Bela A Berquist officiating. Burial in Sebasco cemetery.
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Estella M. Alexander
Henry Alexander
Sebasco
Phippsburg
James and
Salome Griffin McKenney
Nazarene Church
Shirley Murphy
Edith Burgess
Louise Pierce
Lois Alexander
Alberta Alexander
Calvin
Ellsworth
Clyde
Walter
Lendall
Russell
Richard
Henry
Inlow
The
Bela A. Berquist
Sebasco Cemetery
James C Mulligan 1892 1960 Dies in Bath Memorial Hospital
James C Mulligan aged 60 died Sunday morning at Memorial hospital after a six week stay. Born in Bath March 7 1892 he was a son of James and Hannah Mulligan. He is survived by sister Margaret Mulligan Bath and several cousins. He attended Bath schools and Bliss Business College Lewiston. He worked for Texas Steamship Co during WWI and later with his father in the stevedore business. He belonged to St Marys Catholic Church and Sagadahoc Council Knights of Columbus.
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James C. Mulligan
Memorial Hospital
Bath
James
Hannah
Foley) Mulligan
Margaret Mulligan
Mulligan
Bliss Business College
Lewiston
Texas Steamship Co
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Sagadahock Council
Knights of Columbus
Funeral for Nellie A Webber Held at Beacon Street Church
Funeral services for Miss Nellie A. Webber were held Monday afternoon at two from Beacon Street Church with Rev. Howard F. Cramer and former pastor Rev. Charles L. Kinney officiating. Bearers were Clifton Jewett Alvin E Jewett William Craft and Roger Pierce. Burial was in the family lot at Oakgrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie A. Webber
Beacon Street
Howard F. Cramer
Charles L. Kinney
Clifton Jewett
Alvin E. Jewett
William Craft
Roger Pierce
Oakgrove
Funeral services held for Herbert N. Wright
Herbert N. Wright funeral was held Monday at 2 p.m. from Mayo funeral residence with Rev. Richard J. Schaper of Winter Street church officiating. Bearers were Harold Swain, William Ketchum, Woodbury Bailey, and Philip Wyman. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert N. Wright
Mayo
Richard J. Schaper
Winter Street
Harold Swain
William Ketchum
Woodbury Bailey
Philip Wyman
Oak Grove
Carey, Sr. honored at St Marys Catholic Church
John P. Carey Sr. was read for at St Marys Catholic Church on Saturday afternoon at two. Bearers included Edward Hartnett Earl Burgess Edward McCormick and Richard Frates. Burial planned later in Oak Grove family lot.
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John P. Carey, Sr
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Edward Hartnett
Earl Burgess
Edward McCormick
Richard Frates
Oak Grove
Chapel Choir Concert Friday at Wesley Church
Boston University Chapel Choir plans a Friday evening performance at Wesley Church with Merle C. Niles and Walter F. Day as co chairmen of arrangements. Clifton E. Bean handles tickets, Willard McLean ushers, John Sampson publicity. Rev C Clifford Sargent and Andrew M Butterfield sit on the general committee. Mrs Willard McLean heads the supper committee for the choir members.
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Boston University Chapel
Wesley Church
Merle C. Niles
Walter F. Day
Clifton E. Bean
Willard McLean
John Sampson
C. Clifford Sargent
Andrew M. Butterfield
Women’s Vision
Christian Service
Murder Penalty In Utah Set As Hanging Or Shooting
In Utah the penalty for murder is described as either hanging or shooting, reflecting the state’s historic capital punishment provisions. The brief notes the two methods as potential sentences for a murder conviction.
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Utah
Death notice for Alton A. Avery of Wollaston Massachusetts
Alton A. Avery died after a long illness in Wollaston Massachusetts. He was born in Bath Maine and lived 57 years. He worked 40 years at Fore River shipyard and Hingham shipyard during World War II. He was survived by his wife Helen Mitchell Avery, son Robert G. Avery, three sisters and two brothers. He attended Morse High School and was active in sports and theater. He belonged to Wesley Methodist Church and local shipyard associations.
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Wollaston
Mass
Alton A. Avery
Bath
New Deaconess Hospital
Mr. Avery
William C
Carrie (Beals) Avery
Morse High
Morse
Wesley Methodist Church
Avery
Fore River
Hingham
Long Service Club
Helen M. (Mitchell) Avery
Robert G. Avery
Milton
Lucy Bohlken
Quincy
Nellie Bourne
Auburndale
Edith Wright
North Quincy
Charles W. Avery
Waterford
Nellie A Webber Dies After Long Illness In Bath
Nellie A Webber born December 14 1869 in Westport died Friday at Memorial hospital after years of hospitalization. She lived in Bath and served Beacon Street Methodist Church and its Woman's Society For Christian Service. For decades she was housekeeper for the late George P Davenport and she had no near relatives.
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Nellie A.webber
Bath
Memorial Hospital
Westport
Valentine Webber
Miss Webber
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Woman's Society For Christian Service
Allan F Wheeler 73 dies in Lewiston hospital
Allan F Wheeler 73 of 443 Court street Lewiston died Thursday at Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston after lengthy illness. A plant engineer for W S Libby Co for 20 years he also worked as a draftsman at Bath Iron Works and as superintendent of outfitting for New York Shipbuilding Corp Camden N J. He was a Brunswick native who joined Bath Iron Works in 1903 and later moved to New York Shipbuilding. He had been a hospital patient since November 1951.
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Allen F. Wheeler
Court Street
Lewiston
W. S. Libby, Co
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Central Maine General Hospital
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Camden
N. J
Wheeler
Brunswick
Bath Iron Works
Bath
Funeral services for Daniel S Bennett held at Mayo’s
Funeral services for Daniel S Bennett were conducted Wednesday at the Arthur F Mayo & Son Funeral Residence 819 High Street with Rev Richard J Schaper officiating. Bearers were Harry Warner Joseph Winslow Harry Watson and Vernon Miller. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.
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Daniel S. Bennett
Arthur F. Mayo
Lewiston Jurist Dominique Tardif Passes Away
Honorable Dominique Tardif of Lewiston and former Bath resident died Monday. The Tardif family will spend the season at their Foster's Point summer home, arriving after school closes.
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Dominique Tardif
Lewiston
Bath
Tardif
Foster's Point
Obituary of Herman N. Wright of Bath
Herman N Wright of Bath died Wednesday aged about 60. Born in Winslow he served in the U S Navy after World War I and worked at Bath Iron Works tinshop. Survived by wife Dorothy Breed Wright seven sons and one daughter and four grandchildren. Services to be held at Arthur F Mayo & Son Funeral Residence with burial in Oak Grove.
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Herman N. W
Winslow
Everett
Arene
Ose
Bath
U. S. Navy
Bath Iron Works
Dorothy Breed Wright
Everett Wright
Herman, Jr
Donald
Lawrence
Robert
George
Richard
Arthur Anderson
Eleanor Wright
Wright
Polar Star
Lodge of Masons
Order of Eagles
Arthur F. Mayo & Son
High Street
Richard J. Schaper
Winter Street
Oak Grove
Josephine L Perkins Dies After Easter Service
Josephine L Perkins 78 of this city died suddenly Sunday morning at the Easter Service at Winter Street Congregational church. Widow of Harry Perkins she was born in Bath December 14 1874, daughter of Joseph and Sarah Mitchell. Survived by two half brothers James Mitchell of Ad Hurst NJ Charles Mitchell of South Lancaster Mass four half sisters Ray Howe Bath Mrs Frank Fields Rockland Mrs Eleanor Blake Long Island NY Mrs Charles Corkey Lyndhurst NJ,Nieces and nephews. She resided in Massachusetts and was a 30 year member of Mystic Chapter O E S East Boston and affiliated with Genesta chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine L. Perkins
Winter Street Congregational Church
Harry Perkins
Perkins
Bath
Joseph
Sarah
Norris) Mitchell
James Mitchell
Adhurst
N. J
Charles Mitchell
South Lancaster
Mass
Ray Howe
Mrs Jennie Furber Demonstrates Long Life Of Bath Widow
Mrs Jennie Furber 81 widow of Charles B Furber died at Memorial hospital after a two week stay. Born January 15 1871 in Winlock she was daughter of John and Philena Shorey. She belonged to Old Ladies Home family and Genesta Chapter O E S and attended meetings while health allowed. Surviving are two Bath step sons William and Rudolph Furber and one cousin Mrs R F Chase of Cornish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Furber
Charles B. Furber
Memorial Hospital
WN Wock
John
Philena (Withiam) Shorey
Furber
Old Ladies Home
Genesta Chapter
William A. Furber
Rudolph Furber
Bath
Consi
R. F. Chase
Cornish
Mrs Arthur I Stuart Dies at Rockland Hospital
Mrs. Arthur I Stuart of Tenants Harbor former Bath resident and widow of Dr Arthur I Stuart died Wednesday evening at Rockland hospital. Survived by son Charles Stuart of California. Funeral held Sunday at 3 PM from Tenants Harbor Baptist church with Rev Helen Sims Overman officiating.
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Arthur I. Stuart
Tenants Harbor
Bath
Rockland Hospital
Charles Stuart
California
Tenants Harbor Baptist Church
Helen Sims Overman
Exeter
N. H
First Baptist Church of
Charles R. Sims
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