Wiscasset clubs host meetings and town events
Boylston Hutchins hosts Wiscasset Fire Society on Lee Street with a turkey dinner. Ladies Night planned for July. Charles G. Chase shows bird life films. Wiscasset Parent-Teachers Club exhibits school works. Madame Gokhale of Bombay discusses India. Community events include preschool clinic, cabaret fundraiser, and Lions Ladies’ Night at Kary Korner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston Hutchins
Wiscasset Fire Society
Lee Street
Hutchins
Egbert Sewall
Auburn
Charles S. Sewall
Harold Campbell
Charles G. Chase
Florida
Roy R. Marston
Earl D. Rines
Charles E. Cowley
Ellsworth W. Holbrook
Leon G. Flood
W. Philip Munsey
John F. Jackson
Sidney G. Evans
Eugene McGrath
William H
Donald M. Petrie
Priscilla
Bertram Roger Campbell
East Boothbay
Clarence Campbell
Miss Petrie
Wiscasset High School
Campbell
Boothbay High School
U. S. Navy
Rockwell
Norfolk
Woman’s Club
Colby
Robert MacQueston
Alfred Norton
Alfred Gross
John Fisher
Zina Davis
Madame Gokhale
Bombay
India
Brunswick
Robert MacLaren
C. J. DiPerri
Miss Chamberlain
Eva Hilton
R. N
Wiscasset Parent-Teachers' Club
Memorial Gymnasium
Dramaticlub
Frank Bailey
Woolwich
Huntoon Hill Grange
Lions Club
Kary Korner
Mildred Burrage
Lincoln County Cultural and Historical Society
Martha Delano
Pendleton
Lincoln Home
Wiscasset
Schubert
Eva Rankin
Richard Higgins
William Kierstead
Lincoln
Boothbay Harbor
Waldoboro
Boothbay
West Bath Sewing Club Produces Pads for Hospital
West Bath residents gathered at Mrs. Francis Deehan’s home Thursday to sew surgical pads for the Togus hospital and Red Cross. Members present included Mrs. Albert White, Mrs. Oliver Wass, Mrs. Alfred Condon, Mrs. Stanley Rose, Mrs. Maynard Carleton, Mrs. Harold Perkins, and Mrs. Francis Deehan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
F. Deehan
Laura Whitmore
B. F. Whitmore
Gardiner
Edward Robichaud
Teddy
Nova Scotia
Ralph Baker
Durward Bowie
Auburn
Irving Burnham
Woody Burnham
Robert Burnham
Stanley
Brunswick
Laurence Burnham
York
Bill Burnham
Morse High
New York
Oliver Wass
Patricia
Boothbay Harbor
Dresden Family Welcomes Son Thomas Lyndel Vigue
Mrs. Avalon Goud Vigue of Dresden Mills is the grandmother of newborn Thomas Lyndel Vigue born April 9 at Gardiner General Hospital weighing eight pounds four ounces. The report notes local visitors, school spring break, and plans for a baked beans supper at Dresden Mills Methodist Society. The old Court House at Cedar Grove has been sold to Lincoln County Cultural and Historical Association of Wiscasset. construction began in 1760 with later completion and served multiple civic uses including courts and post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Vigue
North Whitefield
Thomas Lyndel
Gardiner General Hospital
Vigue
Avalon Goud
Lyndel Goud
Dresden Mills
Augustus Goud
William Houdlette
Charles W. Sheldon
Rockland
Oscar Starrett
Angeline Greenough
Warren
Sheldon
Harriette
Carolyn Sheldon
Ray Perry
Leroy Robbins
Bangor
Eastern River Grange
Richard Barker
Huntoon Hill Grange
Wiscasset
Dresden Mills Methodist Society
Cedar Grove
Lincoln County Cultural and Historical Association of
Alfred Justice Canby
Skyforest
Calif
Kennebec
Pownalboro
Maj. Goodwin
John Adams
Court House
Plymouth Company
Dresden
Gardiner
Wesley Methodist holds annual meeting with talent loan event
Rev Alfred Hempstead presided as Wesley Methodist Church held its annual meeting to adopt a money raising program. The church invited members to lend talent and return with a silver dollar gift as a talent loan reward. Bishop John Wesley Lord of Boston funded the Bishop's Talent medals for outstanding leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hempstead
Augusta
Wesley Methodist Church
Oliver W. Bell
John Wesley Lord
Boston
New England
Hempstead
Wesley
William Hanson
Wesley Church
Stanley Hunter
Carolyn Rogers
Woman's Society For Christian Service
Walter E. Upham
Carlyle Taber
Methodist
Walter J. Upham
David W. Bell
Methodist Conference
Boston University School of Theology
Marc N. King
Merle Niles
George Hopkins
E]lnora Oliver
Andrew Butterfield
Willard MacLean
Bell
Portland YMCA day camp gains new director and expands
Frank Torrey, a Navy veteran and Portland Junior College graduate, will replace Arthur Warner as director of the YMCA Day Camp at Cushman's Beach Sebasco. The program opens in June for its ninth year, offering camping and swimming for over 150 days and serving area youth without overnight stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Junior College
Arthur Warner
Bath
Summ
Woman to Speak on Tin Decorating By Maine Groups
The Brunswick Branch of the American Association of University Women will host an event Thursday featuring Mrs. Frazier. A member of the Maine Coast Craftsmen and the Society of Early American Decorating, she will speak and demonstrate tin decoration techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
American Association of University Women
Local Happenings Highlight Community Visits and Family News
Jackie Rockefeller resumes work on the house started last year. A parade of visitors stops by homes in Woolwich Boothbay Lewiston and Bath with relatives and friends from Portland Kittery and Southwest Harbor. Attendance includes birthdays hospital stays and weekend gatherings among the Haines Wing Rogers Rockefeller and Bond families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Rockefeller
Samuel Morse
Whiskeay
Carroll
Woolwich
Boston
Burton Wing
Elliot
J. Carroll Wing
Calvin Wing
Hollis Leeman
Edmund Higgins
Gladyce Cothran
Samuel London
Nancy
Milton Emery
Kittery Point
Arthur Williams
Phippsburg
Elmer Rogers
Frank Cutting
Dromore
Harmon Kneeland
Ricky
David
Earl Haines
Bobby
Bath
David Lloyd
West Bath
Fannie Gass
David Henderson
Good Will Club Plans Spring and Summer Events
The Good Will Club held a pleasant meeting at Sagadahoc Ferry club house. Mrs. Nelson Rice presided as reports from secretary and treasurer were read and approved. Members planned a Spring and Summer baked beans and salad supper for April 30 with Mrs. Warren Kershner chairing dining and Mrs. Rice supervising kitchen. A sale of useful and fancy articles will accompany the supper to benefit the club’s philanthropic work. The next meeting, April 25 at Sagadahoc Ferry, will finalize plans with Mrs. William Brann hosting. Hosts for the recent meeting were Mrs. Costello P. Hall and daughter Mrs. Edward V. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Club
Sagadahoc Ferry
Nelson Rice
Warren Kershner
William Brann
Sagadahoe Ferry
Costello P. Hall
Edward V. Reed
Harry Fitch
Cora Rice
Percy Marston
Arthur Orr
Mila Darnell
Percy Bailey
Clarence Getchell
State Foster Care Policy Summary by Miss Kemp
Miss Maude Kemp discusses State care for foster children in need of adoption. State provides board clothing medical care and supervision through high school until independence. Parents may reclaim children if they can provide a proper home. A question period followed the talk arranged by the Health and Safety Committee with several organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
St. Marys Church Holds Meeting and Announces Events
St Marys Catholic church held its regular Sunday meeting after devotions with strong attendance. The Masses will be said at St Anne de Beaupre for the late pastor Fr Timothy Maney. A talk by Rev Fr John Bellefontaine impressed attendees. A film show is planned Monday at eight by the Daughters of Isabella. Open house and tea hosted for Mrs Frank Doiron leaving for Prince Edward Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Anne de Beaupre Shrine
Timothy Maney
Father Maney
Annie Wilson
John Bellefontaine
St. Mary's Church
Daughters of Isabella
Edward B. Hamblett
Frank Doiron
Bath
Prince Edward Island
Wonderful for company fried chicken with coconut chutney rice
A recipe for oven or spit roasted chickens with a sauce made from drippings chicken broth curry powder and egg yolks. Serve the carved chicken with shredded coconut finely chopped salted peanuts and chutney. Steamed rice complements the dish.
Peter Cooper Earns Most Improved Player Honors at Intra mural Night
Peter Cooper was named most improved player of the Bath Intra mural League at the first annual Awards Night held at the Junior High School. Morse High School coach Gene Hunter gave the principal address. other speakers included Supt. Loring Addison and Aquitted coaches, with Maurice Clark presenting awards. The Hoboes championship team of 1954-55 was recognized, listing players Pete Farrell to Johnny Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Cooper
Bath
Morse High School
Gene Hunter
Supt
Loring R. Addison
Moody W. Flint
Ralph Brewer
John Parker
Louis Kingsbury
John Trafton
Donald Perry
Donald Stewart
John Conley
Morse High
Duncan H. Farrell
Junior High
Maurice Clark
Hoboes
Pete Farrell
Fred Brown
Harold Pinkham
Donald Page
William Reed
Terrance McDougal
Pete Ketchum
Richard Atwood
Phil Bailey
Edward Boucher
Johnny Harris
Bath Girls Fly West for California Visit
Miss Nancy Small of Thompson Insurance and Miss Joyce McCurdy of Bath Trust Company flew from Logan Airport Boston Sunday for a two week trip to Los Angeles California Their relatives accompanied them and planned to meet them upon arrival in Los Angeles after a stop in Chicago en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Small
Thompson Insurance Company
Joyce McCurdy
Bath Trust Company
Logan Airport
Boston
Los Angeles
Calif
Elsie Small
E. Lawrence McCurdy
California
West Coast
Miss Small
Oliver Carter, Jr
Pittsburgh
Bath Girls Enjoy West Coast Visits Ahead of Bob Hope Show
Joyce and her Bath family friends Mrs. Joseph McKenny and Mr. and Mrs. Solomon travel via Santa Monica and Bel Aire California with seats reserved for the Bob Hope Show in Hollywood Tuesday evening. They plan several trips during their West Coast stay for an added thrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giiter
Joyce
Joseph McKenny
Santa Monica
David’ Solomon
Bel Aire
Calif
Hollywood
West Coast
West Bath Cancer Crusade Style Show
A fashion show titled Theres Nothing In The World Like It will be hosted by the West Bath Cancer Crusade at the Bath Iron Works Recreation Center on May 3 at 8 p.m. The Bates Manufacturing Co and Maine textile firms support with ensembles for home sewers and designers outfits. new Yorksheer cotton fabrics will be showcased with models including Mrs. Paul Nadeau Mrs. Robert Maroon Mrs. James Vaughn and Misses Janet Howard and Shirley Cloutier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
West Bath
Bath Iron Works Recreation Center
Bates Manufacturing Co
Maine
Hhus
Georgette Bilodeau
Bates Company
Paul Nadeau
Robert Maroon
James Vaughn
Janet Howard
Shirley Cloutier
Bath Iron Works ladies return from south seas trip
Miss Frances Callan and Miss Beatrice Duprey of the Bath Iron Works office have come back from a two week vacation in New York City and Bermuda. They left New York on April 9 aboard the SS Queen of Bermuda of the Furness Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Callan
Beatrice Duprey
Bath Iron Works
New York City
Bermuda
New York
Furness Line
West Bath P. T. A. Meets Thursday
West Bath P. T. A. met at the Littlefield school Thursday evening with Junior High faculty members Mrs. Granville Colby Miss Helen Hayes Miss Eleanor Danforth Brian Penley and John Fahey as guests The nominating committee named by Mrs Norman Archer Mrs Edward Thompson and Mrs Leon Belanger will present a slate of officers for next year Mrs Wilson Fitzgerald read an article by a retiring teacher prompting reminiscences Refreshments for 21 were served by Mrs Loring Small Mrs Leonard Smith and Mrs William Bryant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Loring Small
Leonard Smith
William Bryant
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Vassalboro
Robert Frazier
Frank Torrey
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Richard D. Cushman
Miss Maude Kemp
Nadie
Bath Girls
West Bath Cancer Crusade
TNRAU
USA
Spouts
S-M-L
Ocean City
Montague
Bristol
Jimmy Richards Ieas
UGA
Fabrics & Fame
Reyes Coor Oney
Anc
Fuourine
Roasim
Hove
U.S. Navy
Front St
Bath, Maine
Y.M.C.A
A&p Super Market
West Bath P. T. A
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