Framingham Society News From Bath and Vicinity
Bath and nearby communities buzz with society events as Miss Frances Hill wed Parker Williams at Shrewsbury Massachusetts First Congregational Church and receptions followed. Guests included Mrs. Sewall, Mrs. Hector, Miss Sewall and others. Ensign Thomas Bennett reported for duty aboard Gleaves. a birth announced in Buffalo. many dances visits and engagements noted across Bath Maine and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Sewall
Washington Street
Fred Hector
Fargo
N. C
Arthur Sewall
Stonehouse
Boston
Frances Hill
Evelyn Vase Hill
Parker Williams
First Congregational Church
Shrewsbury
Mass
Hill
Sewall
Mary Sewall
Smith College
Dorothy Heetor
Pine Manor Junior College
Wellesley Hills
John K. Jayne
New Canant, Conn
Phippsburg Opera Recital and Local News Highlights
Miss Lynette Caverly and town teachers led the success of Hansel and Gretel with Ceresa McCourt as Gretel and Shirley Hart as Hansel. A crowded Town Hall raised about $40 as intermission ice cream and Victrola dancing followed. Heavy rain and tides flooded Cranberry Point and nearby roads, with the Park erhead bridge nearly impassable and S O S calls to Charles Huff. Morse's Mill logs were threatened by tides, and Army Engineers surveyed the Kennebec river area. Personal items note Miss Bess Dickinsons return to Bath and Miss Corrinne Berry's long motor trip west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynette Caverly
Hansel
Gretel
Ceresa McCourt
Shirley Hart
Peter Pan
Ceres
Miss Shirley
Miss Caverly
Gertrude Hardy
Sebasco
Cullemnan
John H. Carter
Woolwich
Bessie Sprague
Cranberry Point
Pashard Place
Parkerhead
Charles Huff
Frances M. Robie
East Andover
N. H
Morse’s
Winneganee
Popham
Parker Head
Ellis Rogers
Dromore
Corps of Army Engineers
Kennebec River
Lee’s Island
Dromore Bay
Miss Berry
Hattie Fox
Wilson Farm
J. S. Smith
Walter Stevens
Harry Butler
Dromoré
Geraldine Fessenden
Saco
T. ©. Hughes
Westport Families Visit and Travel Notices
Westport notes show Mr. and Mrs James Harper and family from Framingham Center Mass visiting Squam Creek farm last week. Colin Dunn and family spent the weekend at their home, and Mrs Charles Colby visits Bath. Pettey family from Holliston stayed at their cottage. Miss Alyn Jewett and Dan MacGillivray spent weekend at Miss Jewett's Belmont home. Alb and Alma Sortwell returned to Beverly Farms after days at their camp. Frank Greenleaf left for Foxboro for employment. Melvin C Knight from Hyannis arrived to spend a week with his parents Jonas Knight and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harper
Famly
Framingham Center
Mass
Squam Creek
Colin Dunn
Charles Colby
Bath
Pettey
Holliston
Alyn Jewett
Belmont
Dan MacGillivray
Everett
Parker Head Patrol Scouts Plan June Camping Trip
Neighborhood Patrol No. 92 of the Boy Scouts met at John D. Libby’s home on April 17 to review past work and outline a June weekend camping trip. Salted nuts were served and all members were present except one. High tide from the weekend storm damaged Parker Head bridge but was repaired by Road Commissioner Charles Huff. Scouts earning Red Cross First Aid certificates include William Cushing Earl Hamel Fred Libby and Jean Hamel. Girl Scouts met to practice folk dancing and plan an April 19 ice cream sale. They hope for Memorial Day uniforms to march in Bath’s parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
John D. Libby
Parker Head Bridge
Charles Huff
Red Cross
William Cushing
Earl Hamel
Fred Libby
Jean Hamel
Bath
Lynette Caverly
Helen Cushing
Cahoots Club
Burleigh Williams
Winnegance
Long Ley Brook
Beatrice Denningham
Sanford
Earl Lowell
Sally
Bill Lowell
Freeport
Boy Scout Library
Phippsburg Center
Gretel
Parker Head
Popham
Stony Brook Road
Robie
Boston
T. E McCarthy
Leston Harrington
Plant
The
Transport Co
Waterstreet
Frank Burnell
Eugene Harrington
Harold Rogers
James Kerwin
Auburn
Elkanah Wyman
Margaret
Fred Brown
West Bath
Memorial Hospital
Will Oliver
David
Bill
Harry D. Mank, Jr
Sandra
Olive Deojay
Frank Deojay
James Chambers
Augusta
Walter Powers
Perkins Island
Truman Taylor
Georgetown
Lewis Lowell
Francis Lander
Dromore Farm Bureau Holds February Meeting
The Dromore Farm Bureau gathered Wednesday with 12 members to discuss Leftovers and Meal Planning led by Mrs Esther McCourt. Demonstrations featured pork loaf creamed vegetables ham and cheese pie and apricot pudding at a 20 cent dinner.
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Dromore Farm Bureau
Esther McCourt
McCourt
Aletha Campbell
Clara Oliver
Velma Young
Mabel Pushard
Eva Rogers
Mabel Farnham
Campbell
Orono
Young
Lois Knight
Yvette Allard
Ella Ball
Bath
Destructive Popham Beach Storm Wrecks Several Cottages
A Sunday night storm along the Kennebec battered Popham Beach with high tides and southeast wind. The Fuller cottage collapsed, followed by damage to the Charles Morse and Lester Hathaway cottages while the Moses cottage remained intact. Coast Guard crews patrolled the shore removing furniture and guarding wreckage as flood tides flooded basements and roads. At least four feet of water flooded a home basement, with logs and debris piling along the riverbank. Several cottages suffered partial damage. road flooding cut off parts of the village and the mail was delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Popham
Fuller Cottage
Fuller
Charles Morse
Lester Hathaway
Moses Chandler
Hathaway
Coast Guard
Kcept
Guy Crowley
Popham Beach
Ernest Spinney
Annie Stacey
Irving Dobbin
Leslie Greenlaw
Moses
Webber
Gordon
Fischer and Fitch
Mitchell
Shaw
Owen
Bates Stover
Aggregated City Briefs Touch Downfall and Delays
A chimney from the former Arthur and Washington home slid onto icy streets narrowly missing a woman with a baby carriage. Arthur Ellers at Arthur’s Lunch on Frost Street seeks the rightful owner of groceries left behind, then mistakenly taken, now under refrigeration. A youth group calling themselves the Dan Dunn Skeleton club meets during vacations at 10 am at 1184 High Street, led by the Michalos brothers. members include Hanscom, Allen, Barter, and Gauvin. Ralph Higgins Jr of East Brunswick pleaded guilty to speeding on Lincoln Street and owes $9.91 in court costs. The First Baptist church auditorium is being washed and repainted by Herman Shepard. Bath Merchants Association annual meeting is rescheduled to April 29 in the common council chamber at 7:30 with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Frost Street
Arthur Ellers
North End
Boy Scouts
Dan Dunn
Louis
Arthur Michalos
High Street
Stanley Donald Hanscom
Lawrence Allen
Billy Barter
Junior George
Bobby
Dick Gauvin
Ralph Higgins, Jr
East Brunswick
Lincoln Street
Gardiner R. Deering
Higgins
Ellery Doyle
Bath Merchants Association
Common Council
Coast Guard aids lighthouse keeper as tide reshapes shore
At Coast Guard Station the watchman sounded alarm and Capt. Cameron sent a truck to the lighthouse. The bell was reset and order restored. Nearby, school closed a week for vacation and residents noted beach debris cleared after Monday night’s high tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
Cameron
Eugene W. Osgood
Elizabeth Pinkham
Bath
G. E. McNulty
Barbara Sprague
North Yarmouth Academy
Walter Sprague
Melville Sproul
Bootsbay
Leslie Greenlaw
Leslie, Jr
Leroy
Perkins’ Island
James Voorhees
Popham
Charles Morse
Stephen Etnier
Gilbert Head
Boston
Harry Spencer
Elisha Bridges
Frank Scott
Arlene Perkins
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Raymond Larrabee
Mr. Larrabee
Niles Cameron
Pauline
Ellen
Capt. Cameron
Joseph Oliver
Fred Osgood
Moses Cottage
West Bath Red Cross Crafts Bath Robes and Comforters
West Bath Red Cross met at the grange hall and finished two comforters and bathrobes for refugees. A noon luncheon of baked beans and layer cake was served by Mrs. Harry F. Peterson. Next meeting May 7 will be led by Mrs. Charles Henderson, Mrs. Everett Lemont, and Mrs. Jerry Haile, with members from West Bath East Brunswick Woolwich and Bath attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Fred A. Bubier
E. W. Haggett
Lincoln Williams
Edward Burns
J. E. Mayo
William H. Powers
Haile
Peterson
Aphia L. Pinson
Joseph B. Day
East Brunswick
Woolwich
Morton S. Baker
Forrest A. Baker
Bath
Henderson
Lemont
William H. White
Harry S. Wallace
Charles W. Messenger
Winnegance Spring Vacation Reopens April Twenty Ninth
Hon and Mrs Arthur Sewall returned to the Stonehouse Monday after attending the wedding of Miss Ourred Hill and Parker Williams in Shrewsbury Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Stonehouse
Missoured Hill
Parker Williams
Shrewsbury
Mass
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