Prize Winners Highlight Bath Pageant at Iscasset Theatre
The Sani Prize contest featured vocal duets and solo readings by Barbara Petrie, Leonard Dunton, Madeline Fairfield, and others under the direction of Mrs. Barbara. Bancroft Stetson won first prize with Barbara Petrie second and Judith Rines third. Madeline Fairfield received honorable mention. Judges were Miss Katherine Conley, Miss Phyllis Crowley, and Mrs. Mara Flaherty.
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Ea Fe Sani
Stickney Blanche
Adeline
Barbara
Profollows
H. Colby
Bobby Shaftoe
Evelyn Cronk
William Johnson
Carol Brown
Barbara Petrie
Leonard Dunton
Janet Nichols
Paul Miete
Judith Rines
Khufu
Madeline Fairfield
Jimmie Jones
Bancroft Stetson
Katherine Conley
Phyllis Crowley
Mara Flaherty
Bath
Sherman
Wiscasset High School
Gail Foster
Sally Nelder
Marilyn Jackson
John Cost
Margaret Brown
Adeline Stickney
Maurice Foye
Lorraine Light
Mary Dyer
Iscasset Theatre
Boothbay Harbor High
Alton Erskine
Thaddeus F. Reed
Everett F. Jackson
Vivian R. Giles
Legion Police
Robert H. Applin
Edwin 8. Pooler
Maurice Rines
Forest Morris
Ellsworth Holbrook
Stanley Morris
George M. Sproul
Charles J. DiPerri
John L. Blagdon
West Point groups raise funds and plan events
West Point Recreation Association's square dance at Bodwell Grange netted 68 for the Phippsburg PTA sound projector. Local clubs and youths organized donations, food drives, hikes, and sewing and hiking badge projects. A youth choir sang at Sunday service, and various residents attended meetings, planned sales, and staged a May food and rummage event.
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West Point Recreation Association
Bodwell Grange
Small Point
Phippsburg
PTA
Herbert Shorey
Esther Alexander
Vida Gilliam
John Shorey
Elnora Wallace
Ruth Alexander
Susan A. Wallace
West Point
Mary Gilliam
West Point Patrol
Girl Scout Patrol
Jesus
Grant Grass
Portland
Everett Wallace
Sebasco Fisherman’s Association
West Chester
For Sale by Trustees of Wiscasset Church Maine
The Trustees of the First Congregational Church in Wiscasset Maine call for sealed bids by 6 PM on April 25 1951 to purchase the church vestry and surrounding land. Minimum bid eleven hundred dollars. Trustees may reject any bid. If accepted payment due in cash or certified check within five days. Warranty deed with usual covenants. Dated April 4 1951.
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First Congregational Church
Wiscasset
Maine
Scasset
Woolwich native Raymond Hathorne to return west after Maine visit
Raymond C. Hathorne of Sacramento plans to leave for the West coast next week after a month with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Maurice T. Hathorne of Woolwich. A Geological Survey official, his career has spanned the Pacific coast. He studied at Morse High and the University of Maine, served 39 months in the U S Army Air Corps, mostly in the Pacific, and was discharged in 1945.
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Raymond C. Hathorne
Sacramento
Calif
West Coast
Maurice T. Hathorne
Woolwich
Hathorne
Geological Survey
U. S
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington
Maine
Morse High
University of Maine
U. S. A. Air Corps
White Mountains
Virginia
Air Corps
Pacific Theatre of Operations
Salads And Textile Painting Highlight Woolwich Farm Club
At the Nequas Set Farm Bureau meeting at Good Will club house the salad demonstration by Mrs. Glennell Brown drew many members who shared a noon meal. Plans were made for the May 9 Textile Painting session led by Mrs. Marjorie Woerter and Mrs. Eldie Wright.
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Nequasset Farm Bureau
Good Will Club
Food Project
Glennell Brown
Brown
Chester Leeman
Elizabeth Cox
Guy Cromwell
Marjorie Woerter
Eldie Wright
Topsham
Florence Hathorne
Bernice Bailey
Nina Gavett
Woolwich
Alice
Joan Canacaris
Bath
Riverview
New Harbor
Francena Cromwell
Sagadahoc Ferry
Chester Howe
Constance
Peabody
Mass
Jennie
Packard
Sebec Lake
Susan Beane
Brother Allen Beane
Boothbay Harbor
Arthur Beane
Lincoln Lodge to Honor 50 Year Pin at Stated Meeting
Lincoln Lodge A M will hold a supper and stated meeting Thursday with Past Master Charles S Sewall to be presented a 50 year pin. Two candidates will receive the Master Mason degree. Woman's club to hold annual meeting Friday afternoon at the vestry with a 1 o'clock luncheon by the Organ Society and officers to be elected. A swap party will follow. Each member to bring a 25- cent item.
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Lincoln Lodge
A. M
Charles S. Sewall
E Woman's Club
Organ Society
Dresdens Mild Winter Moves and Local School Notes
Mrs Augustus Good returns to Dresden Center from Dresden Mills while Bridge Academy plans an April 19 20 minstrel show. Charles Bailey coach news notes Cecil Lilly at Camp Atterbury Indiana. PTA hosts a canasta party at town hall last Thursday. Wild geese flock near Middle Bridge with day and night calls. Harold Jones transfers to Eastern River grange from Richmond. Leslie A Bailey celebrates 86th birthday. long career in education including Maine New York Michigan and 34 years as Bridge Academy trustee. Charles W Sheldon visits sister Harriette and Carolyn Sheldon in Rockland. Dr N B T Barker of Yarmouth donates library books to Bridge Academy. Red Cross quota of 85 raised to 123 by Mrs Melville Houdlette. Frank Savage of South Dresden ill and taken to Willow Crest farm. Richard Houdlette among Richmond seniors leaving for Washington DC. Miss Betty Mount USN visits Gardiner after San Diego assignment to Naval Air Base Norfolk preparing to be flight orderly.
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Augustus Good
William Houdlette
Dresden Mills
Dresden Center
Bridge Academy
Charles Bailey
Cecil Lilly
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
PTA
Middle Bridge
Harold Jones
Richmond
Maine
Charles W. Sheldon
Rockland
Harriette
Carolyn Sheldon
N. B. T. Barker
Yarmouth
Red Cross
Melville Houdlette
West Dresden
Oscar Bailey
Miss Mount
San Diego
Naval Air Base
Norfolk
Woolwich Welcomes New Rural Fire Truck for Service
The Woolwich fire truck arrives on Monday night, mounted on a 1951 Ford, with 600 gallon tank and 120 gpm pump for two lines of 1.5 inch hose plus a booster. Chief Moffitt demonstrates operation as selectmen and firemen tour the equipment and a 7:30 pm siren meeting invites public demonstrations at the fire station.
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Woolwich
John Moffitt
Local residents share winter travels and visits
Personal items note Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Haggett returning from Florida with several weeks away. Boylston Hutchins and son visited Medford relatives three days. Mrs. Helen Fisher travels in Florida with her family and will return soon. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Brown stayed overnight with Mrs. Arthur Brown. The Rineses also spent winter in Florida. Grace Knight returned from Bath to Federal Street. Joan Fahey elected treasurer at Farming ton State Teachers College after high school graduation. Arthur Durgin discharged from Miles Memorial and staying with relatives in Newcastle. Harry Hildebrandt to visit New York for the week. Wiscasset High senior class tours Boston with two faculty members. Mrs. George S. Lincoln, Jr., in Farmington briefly. Helen Erskine unable to officiate. Anna Plumstead presided. Bosnia defined as region in west central Yugoslavia.
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Lawrence B. Haggett
Florida
Boylston Hutchins
Son Boylston, Jr
Medford
Mass
Hutchins
Kenneth Hutchins
Helen Fisher
Vincent Reed
Nathan Brown
Brown
Arthur Brown
Pleasant Street
Richard T. Rines
Grace L. Knight
Bath
Federal Street
Joan F. Fahey
Farmington State Teachers’ College
Wiscasset High School
Newcastle
Harry Hildebrandt
New York
Boston
George S. Lincoln, Jr
Wds
Farmington
Helen Erskine
St. Philip’s Church
Anna Plumstead
Edward Carlton
University of Maine
Frank Carlton
Ibra K. Lawrence
Frank Rittall
University of Life
Winter Street Congregational Church
Arrowsie
Chester Whittaker
Teri Lee
Old Stage Road
Mr. Whittaker
Frances Sturmer
Hallowell
Mrs. Lawrence
Ruth Whitten
Augusta
Lillian Clark
Winifred
Miss Whitten
Arrowhic
Horatio L. Baker
Nassau
Bahamas
Arrowsic
Robert Lawrence
Massapeaqua Park
Long Island
N. Y
Mr. Lawrence
Bra K. Lawrence
Franklin Wright
Portland
Harry A. Beals
Wiscasset
Lawrence R. Vail
Flossie Beals
North Street
Leah Strout
Phippsburg
Eagle Hotel
Brunswick
Strout
Vail
Milton
Grace Ferry
Charles Paradis
Camp Stewart
Pfc
Charles R. Paradis
USA
Paradis
Georgia
Columbia
South Carolina
Patricia Brann
William C. Brann
Grant Jewett
Carlton
Georgetown Road
Richard Kingsbury
Fort Benning
Michael Mazeiko
Karl Rosenwald
Norma Plummond
Mount Desert High School
Northeast Harbor
Norman Drummond
E. A. MacKenney
Erlene
MacKenney
Parker Chaney
Mr. Chaney
Herbert Simpson
Arrowsic Community Notes Include Visits and Visits
Edward Carlton returns to Maine medical studies after a weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Frank Carlton. Bath gatherings include Ibra Lawrence and Ruth Whitten visits, Whitaker family moves, and family dinners. Arrowsie school breaks for spring April 18 to 25 as locals report travel, hosting guests from Nassau, Long Island, and Portland relations, with Paradi s family and staff connections noted.
West Bath Red Cross Drive Sees $77.05 Raised At Meeting
West Bath residents report 77.05 donated to the Red Cross with volunteers listed including Mrs. Leon Belanger and Miss Patricia Booker who helped sew surgical pads for Togus hospital and Bath Memorial hospital. The sewing group met at Lillie Donnell’s home and planned a next meeting for April 26. Various local residents and families are noted visiting, socializing, and participating in 4 H and Grange activities, with several members traveling relatives in Nova Scotia and attending events at Morse High School and local churches.
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Red Cross
Leon Belanger
Patricia Booker
Veil McNelly
Arthur Reno
Courtney Stover
Owen Williams
Loring Small
West Bath
Lillie Donnell
Togus Hospital
Bath Memorial Hospital
Hazel Wharff
Beatrice Carleton
Ida Stover
Carolyn Rogers
Margaret Donnell
Edward Robichaud
Teddy
Mary Doucette
Nova Scotia
Harvesters 4-H Club
Littlefield School
Pauline Belanger
Beatrice Adams
Topsham
Reginald Farnham
Waterville
Francis Deehan
Grange
Robert D. Farnham
Farnham
Harry Smith
Wiscasset
Larrabee’s
Fred Larrabee
Leon Smith
Robert Baird
F. W. Deehan
Robert Farnham
Ethel Burns
Dorothy Avery
Payne Family Visitation and Local Guests Meet
Mr ma bors Charlee Payne daughter Joyce, and son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Payne were Sunday guests of their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Kel ler and family in Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bridges of Wiscasset were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Her bert Murphy in Larrabee's Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mank and family who have been resid ing in Larrabee's Grove, have moved to Woolwich. Miss Edna Higgins, Mrs. Joan Ring and Mrs. Adelia Ring of West Bath and John and Sovia Ring of Brunswick were Sunday callers on friends in Ripley.
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Ma Bors Charlee Payne
Joyce
Maxwell Payne
Arthur Keller
Warren
Raymond Bridges
Wiscasset
Herbert Murphy
Larrabee's Grove
Vernon Mank
Larrabee’s Grove
Woolwich
Edna Higgins
Joan Ring
Adelia Ring
West Bath
John and
Sovia Ring
Brunswick
Ripley
Elks Install Officers in Bath Lodge Ceremony
Bath Lodge of Elks held the installation of officers for 1951 1952 at City Hall auditorium Friday evening. New officers included Arthur Sturtevent exalted ruler and Harry W Thebeau leading knight with a slate of distinguished members from multiple lodges present. A scroll and Kelley button were awarded, with dancing follows the ceremony.
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City Hall
Bath Lodge of Elks
Maynard L. Marston
P.E.R
Rockland Lodge
Arthur Sturtevant
Harry W. Thebeau
Hugh S. MacDonald
Percy W. Kingsbury
Ernest Avery, Jr
Harold D. Perry
Brian M. Jewett
Timothy Wagner
Tyler
Arthur Sturtevent
Grand Lodge
Fred Sutherland
Fred E. Drake, Jr
Joseph Desmond
Lodge
Sutherland
Augusta
P.E R
Cousins Call Intensifies in Lowell Death Notice
Iva Lee Cousins was summoned to Lowell Massachusetts last week by the death of her cousin and returned home on Saturday.
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Iva Lee Cousins
Lowell
Mass
Double surprise showers honor two at Mrs Deehan home
A double bridal shower was hosted by Miss Louise Daley at Rose street for Miss Alice Dee and Miss Louise Johnson who marry in August. Both grooms are in the U S Army and stationed at Fort Benning. Attendees included family friends, gifts on trays, and a decorative cake bearing the brides names.
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Arthur Deehan
Rose Street
Louise Daley
As Johnson
Alice Dee
Miss Johnson
O/C
Donald Mulvanity
U.S.A
John Mulvanit
Methuen
Mass
Miss Han
Frank Daley
Deehan
Cunningham to Speak in Bath May 3 at Morse High
Bill Cunningham of the Boston Herald, famed reporter on war, politics, and world events, will lecture May 3 at Morse High School auditorium Bath under Bath Lions Club sponsorship. Tickets available at Hall’s and Williams, from any Lion, or general admission at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Cunningham
Boston Herald
Bath
Morse High School
Bath Lions Club
Cunningham
the Herald
Hallet's
Williams
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Marjorie York
Flora Gilliam
Martin Doyle
Maud P. Thayer
Eileen Yeaton
Maureen Wallace
Virginia Wallace
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Earl D. Rines
Leon G. Flood
D. Philip Munsey
John F. Jackson
Sidney G. Evans
Eugene McGrath
William H. Burton
Harold A. Campbell
Leslie A. Sullivan
F. Edward Evans
Richard E. Kimball
Alfred M. Norton
A. M. G. Soule
Kenneth E. Munsey
David Soule
Robert Frazier
Frank H. Gray
Maine Central
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Anna
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Iva Kenney
Bath Savings Institution
William S. New
William A. Furber
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