Widow Avis E Foye of Wiscasset Dies at 65
Avis Ethel Foye 65 widow of Sutton E Foye died at her Churchill street home April 14 after lifelong residence in Wiscasset. Surviving sister Edith Kitchen Haskins Waterford NY and brother Floyd Kitchen Cambridge MA. Funeral at Cowley Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 pm Rev Heigham officiating. Burial Greenlawn cemetery. Relatives from out of town included Haskins of Waterford NY Kitchen of Cambridge MA Crocker of Dresden Remick and John Trussell of Dresden.
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Sutton E. Foye
Churchill Street
James E
Josephine Kitchen Foye
Edith Kitchen Haskins
Waterford
N. Y
Floyd Kitchen
Cambridge
Mass
George Crocker
Dresden
Cowley
Dren
Augusta
Leeman Potter
Washington Street
Frank Colby
Carlin
Middle Street
Lawrence Averill
Worcester
Ancestral Acres
Sheepscot
Robert Smith
High Street
Zina H. Davis
Boothbay Harbor Grammar School
Harvey R. Pease
Miss Davis
Portland
William Carr
Pasadena
Calif
Willis Clifford
Boston
New York
North Edgecomb
Lawrence Davis
Germany
John P. Chase
Anna Cate
Charles A. Day
Robert T. Heigham
Bridgton
Robert H. Heigham
Summer Street
LeRoy Wright
Wiscasset
Mars
Stillwell
Burma
China
Wright
Ronald Brewer
East Walpole
Melrose
Valarie Beande
Frances Grover
Bangor
Arthur Nelson
C. H. Grover
Avis Foye
Anne Nelder
Alberta P. Sherman
Vera Southard
Ruthena T. Clark
Josephine Plumstead
South Portland
Antoinette Plumstead
Federal Street
Woman's Club of
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Organ Society
Wilmot B. Mitchell
Pemaquid
Henry W. Webb
Charles E. Cowley
William L. Frye
Joseph Coffin
Lon Jewett
Lawrence H. Marston
Peter
Malden
Roy R. Marston
Main Street
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University of Maine
Alfred H. Lennox
Bath Memorial Hospital
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Hallowell
Eastland
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Madison
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Frederick Tripp
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William H. Burton
Ve Day plans and community prayers in Wiscasset
Word of the European cease fire triggers bells and a 7:30 p.m. intercession service at the First Congregational church. Local clergymen lead the service with Maine State Guard in attendance and all citizens urged to attend plus churchs open for meditation.
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Europe
Wiscasset
First Congregational Church
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West Bath community notices and gatherings update
West Bath hosts a hospital auxiliary meeting at Meadow Ledges with plans for summer. A district service at West Bath church, a district superintendent visit on May 6, and a Red Cross sewing group session at Grange hall are noted. Several local families and travelers are cited with visits, travels, and celebrations.
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Charles Dunham
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Hayden Rogers
Rumford Power Co
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Rufus Lombard
Owen Thompson
Waterville
Ernest Bartholomany
Portland
Albert White
Leon Felker
Richard
Augusta
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James Apt
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East Brunswick
Marshall Boudreau
John Perkins
Howard Carlton
Arrowsic
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Roland Carlton
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Bath
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Lewiston
Paul Lemont
USN
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George McLean
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Germany
Camp Devens
Charles McEwen
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Larrabee's Grove
Grace Lloyd Visits Boothbay Harbor Nurse at Home
Miss Grace Lloyd of Boothbay Harbor spends a fortnight at the Old Folks Home acting as substitute for Mrs. Fanny Gass who is ill and confined to her room. She plans to visit her cousin Mrs. Ella Legard of North Street before returning home.
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North Street
John L. Sise Returns to Bath Iron Works
John L. Sise of Center street ends a ten day vacation in New York City and resumes duties at Bath Iron Works.
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Bath Iron Works
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Camp and Auxiliary Have Fair and Sale
T W Hyde Camp and Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans held a Saturday fair and sale with proceeds reported as a good sum. Activities included a rummage sale in the lower hall at 1 PM and a fancy work sale in the upper hall at 2 PM with numerous helpers and crafted items. A baked bean supper followed from 4:30 to 7 PM chaired by Auxiliary president Mrs. Jennie Miller. Evening beano and prize drawings complemented the event.
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Frances Warner
Lillian Farrington
Maurice J. M. Warner
Harry Warner
Eva Lemont
Eleanor Boyd
West Bath Church Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
West Bath Methodists met at the home of Robert D. Metcalf at Campbell's Pond for a 2:30 service. A business session followed with elections for the coming year and notices of attendance at Grange Sunday in June.
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E. W. Grieg
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Katherine McNary
Myra M. Metcalf
Robert D. Metcalf
Ernest E. Williams
Rev. C. B. Oliver
Loring Small
Edna Thompson
Alice R. Small
Ernest Williams
William Donnell
Sadie Davis
C. H. Bates
West Bath Reviews Zoning Ordinance Options
A West Bath committee studying town zoning met with Elmer B. Williams of Foster's Point. About thirty people attended including selectmen. Williams outlined steps to regulate growth and nuisances and suggested laws on rubbish disposal, building, fire, and health protections. He will submit concrete suggestions later for further consideration.
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Foster’s Point
Oscar I. Emerson
Brunswick
Emerson
Woolwich First Baptist Church Activities Report
Woolwich First Baptist Church notes morning service at 10 with Mrs. J. M. Gowdey giving a message. Evening service at 7.30 on the Fourth Chapter of Acts. A day session attended by several members. meeting planned to discuss reopening Day's Ferry and nearby churches.
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Rotary Club Returns to Sedgwick Meeting
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Dresden Community News Roundup and School Rally
Mrs Cora Gahan returns to South Portland with son Lawrence after winter visit. Mid dle Bridge school holds a Sunday school under Evangelist Henderson. Dr Alexander Cairns preaches sunrise sermon. Mrs Clayton Mayers sings at Dresden Mills M E church. Harold Bickford’s friends wish her speedy recovery. Bridge Academy fundraiser at Masonic hall awards Jay Darling top prize. State entrance exam for high school set for May 8.
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Gardiner City Hospital
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Lyndel Good
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Camp Devens
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Bridge Academy
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William Durgan
Bruce Alexander
Richmond High School
Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary Meets At Nequasset Home
Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary met at Mrs. Frank Bailey's home with 18 members and two children present. Hostesses included Miss Sarah Bailey and others. plans were made for a May 9 bake sale and 5:30 bean supper. next meeting May 3 at the Nequasset Congregational vestry with hosts listed. Birthday gifts were given to three members.
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Birthday Party for Peter Arthur Terrault
Mrs. Pauline Terrault and Mrs. Barbara Bailey hosted a birthday party for Peter Arthur Terrault on Tuesday afternoon. Guests included many children with their mothers, who played games and enjoyed refreshments and a cake baked by Mrs. Amos Perry.
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Arthur Brown
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James Muprhy
Mary Scales
Rotenone Yields Rise From Derris Root Harvests
In Middle America test harvests rotenone refinable root yields reach 8 to 9 percent of root weight, with record crops achieving 10 and 11 percent. Derris plants mature tuberous roots in about 18 months, and growers discard roots over one half inch diameter to focus on higher yield portions.
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Child's Fork Suits Young Hands for Learning
A salad fork with flat broad tines and a comfortable handle helps children practice dining skills until they gain control for a standard fork.
Swallows Return to Bay Point Nests and Local News
Bay Point reports tree swallows back after several days absent building nests in birdhouses. They lay eggs over a four day cycle with male in treetop guarding and feeding duties ongoing. The week brings chipping sparrows finches and wood thrushes arrival plus a note from J O Swift World Telegram editor about family activities and roles.
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Portland couple arrives for season at Sebasco Estates
Mr and Mrs N A Cushi of Portland have reached the summer home at Sebasco Estate to stay through the season.
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Sebasco Estat
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