Wiscasset Pine Cone and Civic Plans Highlight April Meetings
Wiscasset Pine Cone Rebekah lodge met April 14 with P N G presiding. Donations were made to the Cancer Fund and Friendship Bookshelf. Invitations from Vesper and Good Luck Rebekah lodges to attend inspections and guest officer service were noted. Planning for Guest Officers and Friendship night set for April 28. Planning Board discussed sewer financing and town meeting borrowing options. Fire department, senior class trip, and district meetings also covered with multiple attendees and upcoming events.
Woolwich Fire Chiefs Elected at Village Meeting
South Woolwich Volunteer Fire Company chose Allen Noble as chief succeeding George Gavett who declined another term. Gerald Creamer named first assistant chief and Bernard Bailey second assistant. Other officers include Herbert McIntire engineer, Mrs. Kenneth Gove secretary, Kenneth Gove treasurer. May meeting hostesses named. Sunshine Club and Woolwich Grange events scheduled. community notices and numerous personal items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Woolwich Volunteer Fire Company
Allen Noble
George Gavett
Gerald Creamer
Bernard Bailey
Herbert McIntire
Kenneth Gove
Ways and
Stanley Aitken
Charles Christenson
Sunshine Club
Roland Bailey
Mountain Road
Woolwich Grange
Grange
Wiscasset
Moatsweag Road
Harvey Chubbuck
Portland
Chubbuck
Fred Spinney
Popham Beach
Maine Medical Center
Judith McIntire
Thomas College
Waterville
Charles Presley
Nequasset
Carroll Jones
Albert Garland
Arthur, Jr
Kittery
Burton Wing
Linda
Susanna
Richard
Michael
West Bath
Clyde Bailey
George Wright Road
Montsweag Road
John Bailey
Jeffrey
Debora
Westport
Kenneth Bailey
Kenneth
Robert
Hollis Bailey
Irene Libby
East Brunswick
Paul de Vore
Woolwich
Donnalee Miller
Bath
Morse High School
Ossian Dodge
Meadow Road
George Wright
Bowdoinham
Merry‘neeting Grange
Richmond Corner
Progressive Grange
Burton Bailey
Suzanne
Sandra
Sherrill
Westbrook
David
Jerome
Andrew
Fernald Bailey
Janet
J. Sumner
Lyle
J. G. Bailey
Henry Webber
Stephen
Woolwich Center
Hanson
Mass
Merle Jameson
Middle Road
East Boothbay
Cindy
Auta Marie
Randall
Stephen Sidebotham
George
George Carpenter
Troy
N. Y
Edward Belanger
Herbert Perry
Brunswick
Harvey
Jesse
Peter
Susan
David Barter
William Stevens
West Bath Grange
Millard Hanson
Marion Hanson
Stephen Hunnewell
J. Vinal Hunnewell
Montsweag
Woolwich Central School
Henry Seegars
Cathy Jean de Vore
Mountain
T. W. Hyde Auxiliary Meeting on Tuesday Evening
T. W. Hyde Auxiliary met Tuesday at the G A R hall on Middle street. An invitation from Oakland auxiliary to attend guest officers night on Friday. Members plan to attend reception for national president Beatrice Riggs of California April 25 at Bosworth Hall Portland. Report on Saturday's rummage sale. Laura Greenleaf Woolwich won Pot of Gold. Next meeting May 3 with rehearsal for Rockland convention. Frances Warner in charge of refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde
G. A. R. Hall
Middle Street
Oakland
Beatrice Riggs
California
Bosworth Hall
Portland
Laura Greenleaf
Woolwich
Frances Warner
Daughters Of Isabella Social Meeting Plans Meal
Sacred Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella held a social meeting at the K of C hall Middle Street. Miss Sophie McPherson chaired the planning committee with several members. The group scheduled a spaghetti supper for May 10 from 5 to 7 PM at the hall, with Mrs Vivian Kronstrand and Mrs Annie Wilson co chairmen. Rev John E Bellefontaine attended as a guest. Next meeting is May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
K. of C. Hall
Middle Street
Sophie McPherson
Annie Wilson
Mary Gaudreau
Helen Thibodeau
Eva Henderson
Hannah Curran
Margaret Flaherty
Ellen O’connor
Eleanor Rouillard
Julia Donnell
County Republican Women To Meet Here Thursday
The Sagadahoc County Women s Republican club will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the local church parish house. Discussions include revising by laws to match the State Federation and plans for a Candidate s Night before the June primaries. President Mrs Converse G Fenn urges all members to attend. refreshments supervised by Mrs Edward J McMann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Republican Club
Fional Church
State Federation of Republican Women
Converse G. Fenn
Edward J. McMann
Easter Program Held by Day's Ferry Sunday School
The Day's Ferry Congregational church Sunday school presented an Easter service at 9 45 with the theme What Easter Means to Us Mrs Ralph Durgan president led the program with all classes Kindergarten through Youth group taking part Mrs Walter Sleeper was organist Each child and teacher received a plant donated by Mr and Mrs Carlton Day Reed Sr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Four-Year-Old Bitten by Dog on Drayton Road
Four-year-old Clyde Alexander was treated at Memorial Hospital after a dog bite on Drayton Road. He sustained a severe leg cut requiring stitches and was expected to stay overnight. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Alexander of 50 Heath Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Alexander
Memorial Hospital
Drayton Road
Clyde
Heath Lane
Mrs Annie Johansen Listed As Patient At Bath Memorial Hospital
Mrs Annie Johansen of 310 High Street is recorded as a medical patient at Bath Memorial Hospital. The notice indicates her stay and basic contact details within the hospital admission records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Johansen
High Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Card of Thanks for bereavement and memorial gifts
Neighbors and friends are thanked for sympathy after our bereavement and for kindness shown over the past months. Gratitude extended to those who donated to the Maine Cancer Society in memory of Winona. Turner Gregorie Janet Gregorie Mrs. Ruth Sarkis Harold W. Leavitt Clyde H. Leavitt Mrs. Walter Sherman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Cancer Society
Winona
Turner Gregorie
Janet Gregorie
Ruth Sarkis
Harold W. Leavitt
Clyde H. Leavitt
Walter Sherman
Arrowsic Fire Dept Auxiliary to Hold Food Sale and Dance
Arrowsic ladies auxiliary sponsors a food sale on April 22 at 10 a m at Rogers Hardware Bath and a square dance at Arrowsic town hall April 23 at 8 p m with Mel Howe calling and providing music Refreshments available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Hardware Store
Bath
Arrowsic Town Hall
Mel Howe
Rothwell
Frances
John
Mark
Saugus
Mass
Saco
Karl Rosenwald
Perley Ater
Roland Peterson
Parvez Chahbazi
Edgar Fehlau
Lewiston
Leo Radzwill
Natick
George Stafford
Lee
Earl Baldwin
Nobleboro
Awards Presented At Meeting Of Scout Troop 55
Scout Troop 55 met at Winter Street Congregational Church parish house where Philip Wilkerson earned his Tenderfoot badge, James Pearson received a second class patch, and several Scouts gained warrant officer certificates including Bion Ainsworth scribe Henry Thorpe chaplain Stephen Brewer quartermaster and Frederick Robie the librarian. Royden Haines received the troop first class signalman uniform under Peter Phinney. Seven Scouts are ready for Board of Review as First Class. A cookout was announced for Saturday with final details to air on local radio Friday. Committeemen Fredrik W Robie C Arthur Mayo Jr and Robert Brewer assisted during a formal opening led by Peter Phinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wilkerson
Winter Street Congregational Church
Wilkerson
James Pearson
Bion Ainsworth
Henry Thorpe
Stephen Brewer
Frederick Robie
Royden Haines
George
Peter Phinney
Board of Review
Fredrik W. Robie
C. Arthur Mayo, Jr
Robert Brewer
Xi Beta Chapter Plans Rummage Sale and Convention
Xi Beta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi organized a joint rummage sale with Theta Chapter to fund their annual Morse High scholarship for a deserving graduate. Mrs. Andrew Flaherty Jr. chairs the sale set for May 7. Portsmouth Chapter will host the New England convention June 25 and 26 at Wentworth By The Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Beta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Washington Street
Russell Turcotte
Theta Chapter
Morse High
Andrew Flaherty, Jr
Xi_ Beta Chapter
Portsmouth
N. H
New England
John A. Greene, Jr
Helen Hayes
George Larrabee, Jr
Paul Lemont
Richard Raven
William Rogers
Albert Desmond
Tribute to Mrs. Alice Smith at West Bath Grange
At the West Bath Grange meeting on Monday evening Alice Smith received a tribute for her long music and theatre career. Her granddaughter Donna Smith sang three solos, and family members attended including Leonard and Graydon Smith and their wives. Trooper Herman Boudreau spoke on safety. social hour followed with cake. next week honors for grandparents planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Smith
West Bath
Alice Johnson
The
Grange
Mrs. Smith
Donna Smith
Frances St. Martin
Marion Farnsworth
Herman Boudreau
Alex Burgess
Persis Miller
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner
Teen-Age Safe Driving Road-E-O Coming April 30
Bath area teens will compete in the second annual Teen-age Safe Driving Road-e-O on April 30. Led by Neil LaRochelle, with Lew Colby and others, finalists face a written test and a maze road test using cars from local dealers. The Bath winner advances to the state contest for a shot at scholarships totaling 4500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Area
Greater Bath Jaycees
Neil LaRochelle
Bath
Lew Colby
Armond Langlais
Richard Hinds
Ronald Hart
Paul Secanlin
Morse High School
LaRochel
Bath Iron Works
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
American Trucking Assn
Chrysler Corp
Pure Oil Co
Buccaneers Drum Corps Rummage Sale Raises $225
Proceeds totaling 225 were realized from a large rummage sale held Saturday at the American Legion hall by the Buccaneers Senior Drum and Bugle Corps. Mrs Lydia Gillette, general chairman, announced the final results on Wednesday. Funds will be used toward a 1000 payment due May 10 for uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Hall
Buccaneers
Lydia Gillette
Montsweag Extension Group Meeting On Cakes
Montsweag Extension Service will meet Thursday at 10 15 a.m. in Central Congregational church parish house. Topic Special and all occasion cakes. Led by Adele Mazieko foods leader and guest leader Mrs Fred Rose. Cake decorating demonstration. Luncheon served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag
Central Congregational Church
Adele Mazeiko
Fred Rose
Mrs Lemont Moves to Waldoboro to Help Conley Family
Mrs. Everett Lemont departed Wednesday for Waldoboro to care for the Conley children during Mrs. John Conley’s hospitalization. The arrangement places Lemont in charge of the youngsters as the Conleys address medical needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Lemont
Waldoboro
John Conley
Conley
Richmond Clubs Hold Meetings With Socials And Honors
Richmond Lions Club met at Enterprise Grange for a 6:30 supper with guest Harry Shulman from Brunswick speaking on Spain and the Mediterranean. A Summer barbecue was planned. Extension groups discussed jewelry making and basketry with various hosts. March events include a Girls State delegate from Richmond High and a youth leadership conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Lions Club
Enterprise Grange Hall
Harry Shulman
Brunswick
Spain
Mediterranean
Beulah Rebekah Lodge Plans District 10 Meeting
Beulah Rebekah lodge met Friday night to finalize plans for District No. 10's May 7 meeting. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Beatrice Webber as about 50 lodge members attended funeral services Friday afternoon. Invitations came from Pine Cone Rebekah lodge in Wiscasset for Friendship Night on April 28. Sixty members reportedly attended Friendship Night with Anchor Rebekah lodge of Portland Thursday. A degree work rehearsal is set for Sunday April 24 at 4 p.m. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Curtis and Mrs. Velma Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
District No. 10
Beatrice Webber
Beulah Lodge
Webber
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Wiscasset
Anchor Rebekah Lodge
Portland
Cleveland Curtis
Velma Johnson
Weekend Guests and Visits Across Maine towns
Earl Dickinson Joseph Sei gars Edward Crosby Roger Gibbs and Raymond Millett spent the weekend at Pleasant River Columbia Falls. Mrs Laura Reynolds returned home after a stay as patient at Augusta General hospital. Mr and Mrs Maxwell Marriner visited Hartford with their son and family. Miss Barbara Griffin of Lewiston visited her parents. The Misses Bernice and Mary Parent of Hallowell were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Douglass. Mary stayed to week with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dickinson
Joseph Seigars
Edward Crosby
Roger Gibbs
Raymond Millett
Pleasant River
Columbia Falls
Laura Reynolds
Augusta General Hospital
Maxwell Marriner
Douglass Marriner
Hartford
Conn
Barbara Griffin
Lewiston
Stanley Griffin
Bernice
Mary Parent
Hallowell
Oscar Douglass
Douglasses
Democratic City Committee Sets Monthly Meeting and Drives
Democratic City Committee discussed fundraising and registration drives, formed a by laws committee, and set the third Tuesday monthly as the regular meeting date. Plans include Dollars for Democrats in May to fund campaign expenses and headquarters. Registration chief predicted a 25 percent rise. independents and Republicans urged to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Committee
Ronald A. Fhirt
City Finance
David Klickstein
Robert E. Brewer
Edwin H. Pert
John J. Keegan
Klickstein
Pert
William R. Donnell
Joseph P. Nolan
Us Bath
Portland
Brewer and Kecron
Fly
Nolan
Weeks Street
Fedward J.murphy
Theta Chapter Meets With Mrs Wensor
The Theta Chapter at Mrs. Frederick Wensor's home on Oliver Street held a meeting last week led by ways and means chairwoman Mrs. Robert Stone who announced a rummage sale this month John Skehan Bath elementary school supervisor spoke on thought and testing in relation to his associations with the school system Installations are set for April 27 at Mrs Arthur Bowker Jr s home in Phippsburg A baby shower for Mrs Willis Morse and Mrs Paul Flaherts was part of the evening Attendees included Mr Thomas Back Mrs William Bennett Mrs Charles Harrize Jr Mrs Neil LaRochelle Mrs Dimean MeInnes Mrs Denejn Warren Ropers Mrs Robert Wilson and Mrs Thomas Wing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta
Beta Sumea Phym
Frederick Wensor
Oliver Street
Ways and Means
Robert Stone
Maurice Clark
John Skehan
Bath
Arthur Bowker Jr
Phippsburg
Willis Morse
Western Avenue
Paul Flaherts
Front Street
Thomas Back
William Bennett
Charles Harrize=, Jr
Neil LaRochelle
Dimean MeInnes
Denejn Warren Ropers
Robert Wilson
Thomas Wing
Valerie Nickerson
Cups And Cookies Program Draws Crowd At Winter Street Church
About 500 attended the public program An Adventure In Friendship With Cups And Cookies by Mire Taroki Bliss of Peabo Ma at Winter Street Congregational church on Wednesday afternoon. The event, sponsored by church groups, featured stories and humor, displays of cups and saucers from the church collection, and a bake sale with cookies, place cards, and centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Taroki B Bliss
Peabo
Winter Street
Congredictana
Threares Are
Blue Room
Bliss
John Sylvester
Pr Dent
The
Aid
Easter Activities At Mother Goose Nursery School
The nursery at 188 Lincoln Street closed for Easter vacation. Pre Easter activities included painting Easter eyes and making Easter baskets. March birthdays were Colette Small, Sharor Burden, Jessie Allen, and other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Goose Nursery
Lincoln Street
Fricus
Colette Small
Charlos Small
Sharor Burden
Ralph Burden
Oliver Stré Wid
Jessie Allen
John Allen
Easter Seal Drive Names County Chairmen in Maine
The Pine Tree Society announces local Easter Seal chairmen for a statewide campaign in Maine. Subhash names include Mrs. Norm at Drummond Arrow, Mrs. Winslow Porter Bath, Mrs. Cruel anl P Curtis Bowdoinham, and others in Bath Georgeton Phippsburg Richmond Topsham West Bath. Donations can go to local chairs or the Pine Tree Society, which funds medical care rehabilitation therapy and equipment for crippled Maine men women and children at Hyde Memorial Hospital and Pine Tree Camp. The drive aims to raise funds during the annual nationwide Easter Seal campaign to support local services and job placement through the Hyde hospital project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Pine Tree Society
wTurie
Sumner Sewall
Scuadihoe County
Normat Drummond
Arrowsie
Winslow Porter
Bath
Crvelanl P. Curtis
Bowdoinham
Powdoin
Belle Heald
Georgeton
Maine
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Pane Tree
Rome
Hyde Hospital
Pine Tree Camp
Girl Scout Leaders Name Nominating Committee
The Girl Scout Leaders Association formed a nominating committee at a Wednesday morning meeting at Winter Street Congregational church. Fraser Foster and Moore were named to present a slate of officers for election at the May meeting. Albert Kea announced a May 5 business session at Rockland in President Mrs Lay's absence. The next outdoor session is May 8 at Sewall's Woods from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bring lunch. rain moves to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Winter Street Congregational Church
Everett. Fraser
Oliver Foster
Robert Moore
Albert Kea
James Ilay
Rockland
Sewall’s Woods
Bnai B'rith Chapter Elects Officers in April Meeting
Bath B'nai B'rith chapter elected officers including President Virs Samuel Levin and Vice President Morris Povich at April gathering hosted by Mrs Levina on North Street. Other officers named were Treasurer Samuel Prawer and Financial Secretary, Corresponding Secretary Solomon Silverman, Trustees Sophie Mikels and Jesse Kevit, with plans for donations to Veterans hospital and Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation hospital and a flower fund. A May shop luncheon at Stowe House in Brunswick was announced and the next meeting set for May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Levin
Bath
Sophie M. Mikels
Villibers
Veterans Hospital
Tomms
Hyde Memorial Rehibilitaten Hospital
Beth Ferael Synagobue Pepers
Venino
Stowe House
Brunswick
Jesse Levin
Yeost
Kennebec Art Club Plans Junior Art Show
The Kennebec Art Club will host a Junior Art Show inviting Bath Phippsburg Woolwich Arrowsic Georgetown and West Bath area students to display drawings paintings or crafts. Prizes will be awarded. For details contact David Vachon Lindsey Dauphinee Mrs Alfred Oxton or Mrs Arthur Perry at listed numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Art Club
Bath
Phippsbird
David Vachon
Lindsey Dauphinee
Alfred Oxton
Arthur Perry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bernice Bailey P. N
Pine Cone
Marguerite Colby V. G
Marjorie Niles
Richmond
Pine Cone Club
Lucille Leighton
Elizabeth Hathorn
Bernice Bailey
Emily Blake
Albert Bailey
Wilton
Kingsfield
Leighton
Appleton
Delmas Leighton
Gorham
Robert Fulton
John Merry
Wiscasset High School
Washington
New York
Lincoln Lodge
Eleanor Cunningham
Gladys Dorr
Arlene Grover
Mildred Soule
Muriel Bean
Gloria Bailey
Debra
Delia Dalton
June Caton
Doris" Evans
Carver
Mildred Jones
Alberta Ponteau
Sandra Carver
Mary Lou Fraser
Harry Bradford
First Congregational Church
Walter H. Sherman
Elliott C. Abbott
Cochairmen
Arthur Pelletier
Fred Peaslee
Kenneth Sherman
Maurice Pendleton
Charles Christiansen
Robert Hussey
Victor Verney
William Hanlon
Jack Winters
Kenneth Gray, Jr
Camden
Maine State, Sea and Shore Fisheries Commission
Judy Shea
Harry Shea
Marvin Rosenblum
Dennis Baker
Forrest Baker
Dennis
Kendall Holmes
Kenneth Smart
Plymouth
Norris Waltz
Damariscotta
Herbert Leeman
Chester Leeman
Hockomock Road
Isabella
County Republican
Day’s Ferry
John Tarbox
Howard O’reilly
Bedford Street
Cleora Tarbox
Topsham
W. Bath Grange
Richmond Extension Assn
Central Firemen's Hall
Lawrence Bond, Jr
Richmond Corner Extension
James
Mount Carmel
Jean Curtis
Esther
Grand Esther
Anita Ferguson
Pearl Guiou
Star Club
Enterprise Grange
Cleveland Marriner
Grand District
William Sullivan
Grange Aid
William Meserve
Sylvia Douglass
Myron Douglass
Richmond High School
Emerson-Lane Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Douglass
National Honor Society
Glee Club
Dennis Gardner
Leslie Gardner
State
Cony High School
Gardner
Grace Dickinson
Dickinson
Wensor
Sys
Seal
Easter Nome
Girl Scout
B'nai B'rrth Chapter
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