Lincoln County assessors to meet at Lincoln County Court House
State Assessor representatives will meet Lincoln County assessors at the Court House to compare town assessment books. The Ways and Means committee of the Woman's club plans a food sale at Evan's store Saturday for the Lincoln Home for the Aged. A Wis casset Cemetery Association annual meeting elected officers led by Mrs Edith Bellas White. Thunderstorms Sunday night brought the first rain since May, with a barn fire near Leroy Colby and insured loss. Community events include a dance at the I O O F hall, a Mexico lecture by Sophia Woodman, a Maine Craftsmen show in Rockport, and Salvation Army drive fundraising. Sheriff Pinkham opens a new office at the Court House annex. Personal items note visits and relocations among local residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Court House
Lincoln County
Woman's Club
Evan's Store
Lincoln Home For
Wiscasset
Edith Bellas White
Carrie S. Knight
Alice D. Taylor
Samuel J. Sewall
White
Frances A. Sortwell
S. J. Sewall
Charles S. Sewall
Leroy Colby
I. O. O. F. Hall
American Legion
Clinton R. Bailey
Mexico
Sophia Woodman
William Burton
Isabelle Young
Carl M. P. Larrabee
Richard King
Jack Winters
Leland Brown
William Cost
Marco Club
Maine
Hodding Carter
Rockport
Birthday Circus Party for Guerin Brothers in Bath
Miss Stephanie Guerin hosted a circus themed birthday party at Guerin Printing Co for brothers Michael six and Marc one. Guests included David Leonard, Donna Leonard, Arolyn Francis, Pamela Francis, Johnny Sharkey, Peter Bourque, Butch Mitchell, Lee Reynolds, Carl Ozella, David Gauvin, Bobby Savage, Sandra MacIntosh and Richard Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephanie Guerin
Barbara Guerin
Wilfrid Guerin
Bath
Michael
Marc
The
Guerin Printing Co
Stephanie
David
Donna Leonard
Arolyn
Pamela Francis
Johnny Sharkey
Peter Bourque
Butch Mitchell
Lee Reynolds
Carl Ozella
David Gauvin
Bobby Savage
Sandra MacIntosh
Richard Freeman
Mrs. Merton Bradway Visits Stroudwater Parents
Mrs Merton Bradway and her sons Robert and Stewart of Bedford Street visit their parents Mr and Mrs Simon Stewart of Stroudwater. Eggs are described as one of the oldest and most widely used foods for man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Bradway
Robert and
Stewart
Bedford Street
Simon Stewart
Stroudwater
All Stars Fall 2 1 In Yarmouth Showdown
Bath All Stars play strong defense but lose 2 to 1 at Yarmouth as Connor allows two hits and eight strikeouts. Frank Torrey drives Bath’s lone run in the second inning. Merrill and Learn deliver late offense for Yarmouth to complete the comeback. A return game is set in Bath on Sunday, Aug. 14 at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALL Stars
Yarmouth
Indians and Athletics Tie Tuesday Wins in Schoolboy League
In Bath Woolwich play the Indians beat the Cardinals 6 3 at Sewall field while the Athletics edged the Braves 13 11 at Woolwich. Jim King and Purdy spark the Indians offense and Hartleb homered for the losers. Dennis Gaudet and Quinn each had three hits for the Athletics as Teal hit a homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath-Woolwich Baseball School
LPC
Cardinals
Dodgers
Red Sox
Indians
Pirates
Yankees
Braves
Bath- Woolwich
Sewall
Woolwich
Teal
Jim King
Purdy
Hartleb
Russell
King
Cummings
Marshall
R. Bishop
D. Bishop
R. Bartlett
Meader
J. Bartlett
Marsh
Yeaton
Robinson
Davis
Hartlett
Hudson
Coombs
Raynes
Sonia
Marchetti
Greene
Crocker
Stone
Bath Athletics
Woolwich Braves
Chaney
Rouillard
Dennis Gaudet
Quinn
Athletics
Durgin
Stewart
Smith
Gaudet
Thompson
McKenzie
Cressey
Doyle
Carter
D. Baker
McElman
B. Baker
Oliver
Lebel
Merry
Greenleaf
Atwood
Barter
Stinson
West Bath town events and family gatherings noted
A sequence of local items from West Bath covers a special town meeting at Littlefield school and community events at Oak Ledge, Rock Hill Inn, and homes. Members of 4 H and Tops ham Grange hold picnics. dairy show entries for Belanger and Estes families. multiple visitors stay at Bath area cottages. a lightning strike causes a tree fire and telephone damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield
Marist Fathers
Oak Ledge
Topsham Grange
Rock Hill Inn
William Hennessey
Pauline Belanger
Susan
Donald Watts
Roland
Albert
Hubert
Loretta Barter
Edward
Bethel
Russell Estes
Billy Hennessey
Peggy Brown
Bonnie
Robert Belanger
West Bath
C. C. Sargent
Bath
Edward Estes
Albert Barter
Roland Barter
U.S.N
James Connors
H. A. Wargo
Endicott
N. Y
Tony Cadenelli
Miller
Richmond
Charles Dutton
Bowman Colburn
Randolph
Mass
Duttons
John A. Murphy
Marie
Theresa
Washington, D. C
Rock Haven Colony
Ralph Merry
Marilyn
Saugus
Sidney Sweet
Wollaston
Keith Atwood
Randall Merry
William Merry
Fredrick Boudreau
Marshall Boudreau
Charles H. Bates
Andrew Williams
Scarsdale
Sabine
Robert Burnham
Stephen
Irving Burnham, Jr
M. W. Westermeyer
California
Larrabee’s Grove
Edwin M. Fuller, Jr
Richard Renshaw
Massachusetts
Jeanette Williams
Boston
Elmer Williams
Foster's Point
Hugh Lynch
East Boston
Murphy Cottage
Fred H. Thompson, Jr
Fred H. Thompson
Topsham
Irving Burnham
Burnham
Poland bound volunteer brigade recruits youths
Premment via its press agency announced the recruitment of 167 boys and girls from across the country to travel to Poland as a volunteer brigade for war reconstruction. They will work in manpower building and road construction projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premment
Poland
Sabinoites Honor Four 80 Year Old Members
The Sabino Improvement Association held a party in Everett Mass to honor Lizzie Aiken Hannah Nelson Elmer Hodgkins and Noyes for reaching 80 years. Aiken and Nelson attended with corsages and cards. Entertainment featured group singing Jack Eade and Joanne Morse. A blueberry pie eating contest saw Oscar Tanguay win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sabino Improvement Association
Lizzie Aiken
Hannah Nelson
Elmer Hodgkins
Noyes
Everett
Mass
Association
Aiken
Nelson
Hodgkins
Mattie Bates
Lulu Lemont
Raymond Perry
Jack Eade
William C. Nickels
Eddie Morse
Peabody
Harry W. Peterson
East Brunswick
Edwin W. Haggett
James B. Lemont
West Bath
Everett G. Lemont
Erwin Guterman
Longmeadow
James Bettie
Chicago
Ill
Thomas Aikenhead
Otis Card
Town Meeting Called Over Foster's Point Road Condition
Dissatisfaction with Foster's Point road in West Bath prompts a special town meeting at West Bath town hall on Thursday at 7 p.m. Residents and summer visitors argue for full tar coating to improve a mixed graveled and tarred artery used year round, with a petition backing the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster’s Point Road
West Bath
West Bath Town Hall
Foster’s Point
New Meadows
Sabino Sunday Service At West Bath Methodist Church
The Sabino association filled West Bath Methodist Church for Sunday at 2 30 p m Reverend C Clifford Sargent preached on Andrew An Apostle Organist Mrs Loring Small led the music Guests included Reverend Doctor and Mrs David L Wilson from Bath Regular Sunday services occur at 2 30 p m Those seeking a quiet country worship are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Methodist Church
Sabino Association
C. Clifford Sargent
Andrew
Loring Small
David L. Wilson
Bath
City Considers New Lease for Plummer Home Operators
City Manager Ralph F. Mittendorf said the city may seek new applicants for a lease of the Plummer home building to house residents and provide room and board. If no new applicants appear, current boarders may be moved to another location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plummer
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Smith-Tobey Junior Legion Seeks Fourth State Title
Smith-Tobey Junior Legion opens its fourth straight Maine State tournament at Bates College Garcelon Field Lewiston facing familiar foes Sanford Waterville Bath with a possible New England berth at Augusta on the line Coach Bill Johnson leads a near-perfected 18 1 2 record as Friday play begins and team plans a Lewiston banquet and lineup shows Wing Munsey Grover Parker Johnson Philbrick Hendrickson Champion players and reserves prepare for a tough bid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Tobey Junior Legion
Lewiston
Smith-Tobey
Massachusetts
New
Bill Johnson
Livermore Falls
Norway
Topsham
Bath
Legion
Bates College
Garcelon Field
Sanford
Waterville
Johnson
Rokers
Junior Legion
Buddy Warren
Francis McLaughlin
Don Perry
Elford Stover
Times
Bill Wing
Sonny Munsey
Clayt Grover
Johnny Parker
Dick Johnson
Bobby Philbrick
Henry Hendrickson
Doug Champion
Jimmy Smith
Dick Jackson
Carl Black
Bill Haggett
Jimmy Beck
Mel Tukey
Larson
Augusta
Hawaii
Junior Legion Network
Maine
New England
Tin Shop and Windlass Teams Win Tuesday Softball Games
The Bath Iron Works Tin Shop beat West Bath Men's Club 24 to 9 at Kimball Field, powering ahead from the first inning. Hyde Windlass edged the Skibos 12 to 11 at Winnegance in a comeback, after trailing 6 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Tin Shop
Hyde Windlass
Kimball Field
B.I.W
Down West Bath
West Bath
B.S.W
B.sw
J. Clark
H. Coombs
R. Lebel
Larrabee
Kenyon
H. Gott
Skibos
Winnegance
Windlass
G. Wilson
Allenwood
Stuart
E. Page
A. Savage
Payson
Marsers
Sabotage arrests rise in Poland targeting former eastern plants
In Wroclaw and across Poland economic sabotage grows with many arrests and trials. A survey of Polish papers since January 1 shows 160 people jailed, including plant directors or vice directors. Also noted is the recent move of Mr and Mrs Arthur Tainter and family to 8 Bowman Street, Lambert Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wroclaw
Poland
Arthur Tainter
Bowman Street
Lambert Park
Fillies Triumphing in The Hambletonian Count Rounds
The Hambletonian has seen seven victories by fillies and fifteen by colts, underscoring the event as a stage for young horses of both sexes.
Lanier Throws No Hit Shout as Bath Iron Works Routs Hall
Stewart Lanier pitched a no hit shutout in six innings at Kelley field guiding Bath Iron Works Recreation to an 18 to 0 win over Hallowell A A. Lanier struck out 10, walked one, and backed by errorless defense, the BIW team built a five run lead in the first inning and hit 18 safeties. Everett Parker led with a double and three singles, Crosby and Bean added two hits each, while Squeak Irish homered and singled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Lanier
Kelley Field
Bath Iron Works Recreation Association
Hallowell A. A
Clif Crosby
Harvard
Lanier
Hap Warren
Everett Parker
Iron Works
Hallowell
Ronnie Bean
Crosby
Squeak Irish
Dick Farrow
Paul Ouellette
Poles to Receive New Work Decorations in Warsaw
The Warsaw government under the Communist leadership plans two new honors for labor effort the Banner of Work and Builders of Peoples Poland. Directors across industry urge workers to exceed targets following Stakhanovite style incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Banner of Work
Builders of Peoples
Soviet
Russia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salvation Army
Frances Sortwell
Wesley C. Day
Charles Diperri
Salvationist
Old
Alna
John W. Cyrus
Unitarian Church
Omaha
Neb
Marvin K. Parmerlee
Gerald F
Weary
Port Washington
Donald G. Lathrop
Community Church
Henry L. Pinkham
Court House
Wiscasset 144
Carolyn S. Varney
Bridge
Washington Street
Lincoln Home
Mary Hobson
Grace Knight
Cora Groves
Zina Davis
Henry Anderson
Brookline
Henry E. Sewall
Charles
Winnifred
Utica
Boylston Hutchins
Bernard Samuels
New York City
Byron Adams
Robert MacQueston
Garrison Hill
Bunker Hill
Thomas Campbell
Providence
R. I
Taylor Homestead
Hodge Street
Lawrence Marston
North Reading
Marston
Roy R. Marston
Main Street
Harold Dowling
Joseph B. Dowling
Frank L. Berry
Birch Point
East Machias
Berry
Mary Louise Sanner
Pasadena
Calif
Katherine Snyder
Pennsyyvania
Wiscasset Inn
Sanner
Mary Sewall Metcalf
Williams Lineau
Nash Home
Lineau
Elmer Wickham
Edgecomb
Josephine Tucker
Parker Boudin
North Edgecomb
Mademoiselle
Front Street
Guerin Brothers
Hold Yarmouth
City Recreation All Star
Yarmouth Cubs
Wally Jones
Connor
Frank Torrey
Merrill
Fischer
Jones
B. Merrill
MacLearn
Jones and
Snowdon
Connor and
Briere
Anderson
Wiscasset, Maine
Cantagalli Shop
Schumacher
Old Gardiner Road
White House
R. L. White, JR
P. Ballantine & Sons
Newark, NJ
Ballantine
Peter Ballantine
America
Plummer Home Operators
Ingrid
Stromboli
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
A. Brown
Eldrege
I. Brown
Choate
Perry
Sebago Lake Chevaliers
Sebago
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