Friday meeting at age hall and various community items
The notice lists a Friday meet at the age hall with Fabricie and Miss Haskell. It notes a Father-Son banquet at Bodwell Grange Hall attended by 60 with cooks and waitresses. It covers church representations, school reopenings, road work, local visits, and spring events across Bath and Brunswick areas.
Fire crews respond to grass and chimney blazes in town
Engines Two and Four and the service truck were called out Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 for a lively grass fire on Country Club property and knocked down before damage. Later at 9 30 Engine Four and the ladder truck went to a large apartment house on Front Street Oak Street for a chimney fire with no damage. Sheep were used for milking in the early Middle Ages.
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Oak Streets
Bay Point residents cluster as DE1006 trips continue
Bay Point activity centers on DE1006 voyage runs from the Kennebec mouth with two trips. About 200 aboard include H Martin Powers and George Tenaud of Bay Point. The report chronicles weekend visits by local families, cottage openings, and community notes. The Art Club of Vive Islands gains national recognition. Maine marbles from Georgetown area quarry will be used for forthcoming exhibits.
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Kennebec
H. Martin
Powers
George Tenaud
Bay Point
Harold Robinson
Auburn
Nina.Cummings
Bath
Joseph Perow
Kenneth Melver
Newton Falls
Mass
Robert. Miller
Hempstead
Pron Maxwell
Richmond
McGrath
Hasenius
Daugher
Marie
Paul
Rexbury
Hasenus
Art Club of
Vive Islands
Grace Parish House Hosts Rug and Stencil Exhibit
The Grace church parish house showcased hooked rugs and stencil art including trays lamps and jugs with a tea in yellow jonquil centerpiece setting. Guild president Mrs. Wilmer I. Voorhees chaired the event drawing attendees from Portland to Bath and as far as Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace “Church
Guild of Church
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Portland
South Portland
Paris
North Bridgton
Augusta
Orrs Island
Boothbay Harbor
Damariscotta
Wiscasset
Boston
Walter Hill
Clinton Owen
Elmo Foster
Brunswick
Anne Greer
Hollis Garey
F. W. Gumboldt
Merton Bradway
R. Clinton McFadden
John K. Lee
Duncan McInnes
Fred Brown
William P. Kelley
C. Arthur Mayo
Ina Dowe
Bath
Herbert McIntire
Moatsweag
Isabelle McIntire
Small Point
Abraham Kramer
Dent Caton
Ira Nadine
Frank Gumboldt
Hill
Raymond G. Stearns
Russell Phinney
Thomas Aikenhead
Irving L. Stilphen
Warren Hawley
Charles Swearingen
Local family visits London Bridge amid travel notes
Mrs John O Witham of Highland Street is spending a few weeks in London Bridge Virginia with her husband J Ronald Larrabee and their daughter Beverly. Scientists claim man is the longest living mammal on record.
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John O. Witham
Highland Street
London Bridge
J. Ronald Larrabee
Beverly
Parker Head P T A Spelling Winners and Social Notes
Parker Head P T A spelling match was won by Mrs Leston Harrington with other spellers including Mrs Eugene Ross and Mrs Earl Hamel. A May meeting plans a mystery ride and officer slate, plus various local visits and social events around Parker Head and Bath with many residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lewis
Everal
Parker
Leston Harrington
Eugene Ross
Earl Hamel
W. H. Wyman
Carolyn Wyman
Anne Gray
Claudia Hutchins
Earl Lowell
Wyman
Harrington
Bath Lodge of Elks Plans Youth Day Program
The Bath Lodge of Elks schedules National Youth Day events for May 1 with an assembly at Morse High on April 30. David Delbert of Gardiner will speak, Barber Shop Quartet from Kents Hill will perform, and youths from Brunswick Richmond Boothbay Harbor Lincoln and Wiscasset academies are expected to attend.
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Elks
United States
America
Bath
David Delbert
Gardiner
Delbert
Winthrop
Brunswick
Richmond
Boothbay Harbor
Lincoln and
Wiscasset
Edward J. McMann
Bath Lodge
Percy W. Kingsbury
P. E. R. Jesse W. Allen
J. Horace McClure
Archibald M. Main
Herbert T. Caverly
Carroll Denbow
Morse
Bath Lodge of Elks
Elks Association
Brian M. Jewett
B I W Choral Group Holds Its First Annual Banquet
The B I W Choral Group held its first annual banquet at the South End PTA hall with Durward Shorey as chair and gifts presented to Miss Yvonne Dionne Miss Barbara Small and Harrison Dutton. The evening featured songs quizzes and dancing with many members present and several unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
P. T. A. Hall
Durward Shorey
David P. Mullin
Barbara Small
William Kennerson
Yvonne Dionne
Harrison Dutton
Day's Ferry
Evelyn F. Hobbs
Beatrice Duprey
Rita Chamberland
Harold Avery
Donald Freeman
Frank Donnell
Harrison E. Hobbs
William Marsters
Horace Morse
Helen Unger
John Sims
William Turpie
Mr. Upham
Legion Post Sets Special Meeting for Thursday Evening
Commander R N Turcotte of Smith Tobey Post American Legion calls a special meeting for Thursday at 7 30 to decide vital Post matters for the coming year. Members are urged to attend in large numbers.
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R.N. Turcotte
Smith-Tobey Post
American Legion
University of Life meetings open in Bath at Winter Street church
The Greater Bath Council of Churches sponsors four Sunday gatherings with Rev. Charles H. Buck Jr of St Pauls Boston as guest speaker. Local residents from Popham and nearby towns attend events, cottages reopen for summer, and island and river activity of lobster men and sardine carriers noted as spring arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Life
Bath
Winter Street
Greater Bath
Fred Spinney
Spinney
Popham
Stanley W. Perkins
Small Point
Raymond Wyman
John Hull
Margo
St. Johnsbury
Spinney's
Minot Percy
Carol
Joseph Schlick
Marblehead
Mass
Percy
Gilbert
Frank McCarthy
McCarthy
West Hartford
Myra Scott
Arthur Bowker
Susan Chubbuck
Woolwich
Fred H. Spinney
Ralph Norton
Topsham
Stanley W
Dromore Extension Group Meets With Fabric Facts
The April meeting of Dromore Extension Group will be held tomorrow April 30 at the grange hall with County Agent Miss Hilda Haskell in charge. The dinner committee includes Mrs Mildred Rogers Mrs Sadie Hilton and Mrs Priscilla Thayer. Local road improvements on Coxs Head and Popham roads were noted as seasonal travel approaches.
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Dromore Extension Group
Grange Hall
Hilda Haskell
Mildred Rogers
Sadie Hilton
Priscilla Thayer
P. Edward DeBery
Bodwell Grange Hall
Christian Service Committee
Harold B. Clifford
Boothbay
Cox's Head
Stanley Doughty
Robert
Winnegance
Richard S. Dozois
Swanton Wyman, Jr
Small Point
Richard C. Dozois
Bath Memorial Hospital
Olga Carlson
Dix's Island
Bath
Bath Thespians Present Comedy The Curious Savage
Morse High audiences hailed one of the year s largest theatre gatherings as Bath Thespians staged The Curious Savage a three act comedy directed by Waldo Marshall The cast featured Mildred Marshall as Mrs Savage with Frances Grainger and Paul Legard among others delivering lively performances The curtain calls drew praise and bouquets while behind the scenes Butterfield Russell and Butterfield led staging lighting and decor efforts for Dramatist s Play Service production
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Morse High School
Waldo Marshall
Mrs. Savage
Mildred Marshall
Titus Savage
Laforest Hodgkins
Lily Belle Savage
Frances Grainger
Samuel Savage
Paul Legard
Kay Legard
Florence
Hannibal
Jim Juliano
William Fogg, Jr
Jeffrey
Ferry Mae
Gretchen Trott
Cloisters
Juliano
Margaret Flaherty
the Thespians
Morse High
Paddy
Sharon Anne
Bert Thompson
Barbara Cede
Kaygard
Batterfield
Mary Haskell
Margaret Butterfield
Arthur Mayo
Virginia French
Martha Ferritas
Jack W
Carlene Suslar
Kay Watson
Thelma Russell
Judy
Bath Thespians
Catherine Legard
Jeff
William L. Fogs, Jr
Fairy Mac
Singer
James Juliano
Bath area residents attend services and visitors
Mrs. Stanton C. Dozois visited Mrs. Albert Gray and infant son at Bath Memorial hospital. Edith Perkins and son Dr. Earle B. Perkins of Bath returned home after wintering in Bath. Edward P. De Berg and family attended church at Small Point and Bath. Frederick Thomas and John McMann of Small Point visited the Thomases. Dozois and Lawrence Thayer hosted callers on Park street Bath. Wesley Lewis and friends from East Douglas stayed at the Lewis cottage. Harry Hannaford and family and Gregg Platts returned to Plainfield New Jersey after a week at the Hannaford Summer home and began building a cottage north of Cox's Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Winslow
Rock Garden Inn
Sarasota Fila
Earl Harvey
Brunswick Hospital
John Blaisdell
Virginia
Pemaquid
James Morse
Jay Bowker
Meadowbrook Road
Richard Cushman
Joseph McKane
Sebasco Lodge
Louise Grath
Bernard Henderson
William Blaisdell
Allen Little
Bath
James Little
Gerald
Tommy
Jeffery Little
Caribou
Charles Minott
Gordon Alden
Sebasco
John Alden
John Rote
Joan
Ronda
Anne
Lawrence Libby
Center
Edward Breare
Frederick Morse
Hardings Fabrication
Carrie Little
Alden Little
Victoria
Norma
Dianne Blaisdell
Iar
Arthur Perry
Fred Haggett
D. A. Congress
Washington
Glenn
Leigh
Lden
Claudia
Peter
Robin Hutchins
Portland
Tommy Morse
Martin Williams
Hollands
Miss Williams
Europe
H. Macy Whitehead
Windham
Robert C. Whitehead
North Carolina
Donald Wyman
India
Sharon Turner
Betty Anne Wyman
Carolyn Wyman
Florence Rollins
C. Beals
University of Life
Leston Harrington
Claudia Hutchins
Earl Lowell
William Cushing
George Bourgette
H. L. Hutchins
Augusta
Arthur Winslow
Florida
Russell Turner
Howard Hutchins
Turners
W. H. Wyman
T. Wyman
Donald
Charles Wyman
Arthur Barkalow
Wyman
Laura Cutting
Grace Kenney
Arthur Kreidler
Parker
Merle Gilliam
Small Point
Leslie Logan
Parker Head
Boston
J. Frank Mezenski
Earl Rollins
Angie Mank
J. D. Libby
H.M. Whitehead
Eugene Harrington
Harold Rogers
Roger Lewis
Rockland
Lorraine Shelfield
Bangor
Perkins Island
Clarence Sheffield
Albert Gray
David Campbell
Bath Memorial Hospital
Hazel Young
Topsham
Gray Home
Chester Sanborn
Gary
Sargentville
Frank Burnell
Morse High
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
Alston Oliver
J. A. Young
F. P. Young
H. A. Bassett
Lewis F. Lowell
Lowells
Ethel Moore
Forreston Wallace
Brunswick
George Watson
Moore
West Point
Frances Lander
Dresden
Irma Davis
Auburn
Ronald Nadeau
Walter Cushing
Richard Jordan
Edward Latham
J. A. Darling
Barbara Stilphen
Pittston
H. M. Whitehead
Earl Hamel
Eugene Ross
Sebasco Estates
Ramon Hamel
George Stacey
Stanton C. Dozois
Edith Perkins
Earle B. Perkins
Edward P. DeBerg
University of Life At Bath
Frederick Thomas
John McMann
Edward P. Thomas
Lawrence Thayer
Park Street
Wesley Lewis
East Douglas
Mass
Lewis Cottage
Harry Hannaford
Gregg Platts
Plainfield
N. J
Hannaford
Cox's Head
Selective Service Test Set For May 20 In Maine
Augusta Maine state headquarters announced a further Selective Service College Qualification Test to be held May 20 for students who missed the April 22 exam or were prevented by illness or emergency. New applications are required and only those with valid reasons or late applications qualify.
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Maine
Augusta
State
Lewis B. Hershey
Washington
Bath Police Benevolent Ball Set At State Armory
The Twelfth Annual Bath Police Benevolent Association ball will be at the State Armory on Lincoln Street Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Cabaret style with Bob Percival's orchestra. Profits fund leave pay and death benefits for officers’ families. Officers including Arthur E. Tainter and Merle Niles organize the event, with honorary and active members listed. Grand March leads to intermission as Patrolman Niles chairs the dance.
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The
Bath Police Benevolent Association
State Armory
Lincoln Street
Bob Percival
Police Department
Arthur E. Tainter
Paul Aime
Robert Stair
Merle D. Ni
John Foley
Rupert H. Baxter
Lydia Gilette
John Newell
Frederick E. Drake
Ular
Merle Niles
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Age Hall
Philly Jecob
Harold Clifford
Clifford
Jacob Astor
Charles Steven
Maine Congregational Conference
Dwinal Cornish
Supt
Stanwood Gilman
Grace Parish House
B. I. W. Choral Group
Popham Beach
Cox
Thespians
Joan Hawkes
Sharon Ann Qwen
Front Row
Edward Gaudreau
Robert Starling
Benjamin O. Fitzgerald
Charles Pelletier
Paul Avery
Marlin Pennington
Edward Newell
Frank L. Moriarty
Robert Wagner, Jr
James DeCapua
Merle D. Niles