Phippsburg notes on Kibby property and local life
Kibby converts part of former Smith Hall at West to living quarters and recreation center. A Bath fishing party screens Alvin Brewer’s exploits with lobster, tuna, and boat scenes. Local church, camp Three Fevers, repairs, and residents’ updates fill town happenings with schedules and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kibby
Smith Hall
West T
George of
Bath
Alvin Brewer
Gilliam
Mr. Brewer
Owen Richon
Elliot Gilliam
Wallace
Oscar Gilliam
Y Bartlett
John Neagle Joston
Arthur
Robert
Portland
Armed Forces
Meadowbrook social notes at Bowker farm picnic
Meadowbrook residents Mr and Mrs George Chadbourn Cpl Richard Chadbourn Frank Bronson and several Misses spent Sunday at the J K Bowker farm enjoying a noon picnic. Mrs Carrie Little and Mrs James Little and son Gerald opened their cottage for the rest of the summer. The Samuel Johnsons who have been occupying their cot-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chadbourn
Richard Chadbourn
U. S. Infantry
Frank Bronson
Louise Sullivan
Dorothy Johansen
Betty Robson
Anna Day
J. K. Bowker Farm
Carrie Littlee
James Little
Gerald
Samuel Johnsons
Arsenic and Old Lace Presented by Lakewood Players
Lakewood theatre hosts the first professional Maine production of Arsenic and Old Lace: a brisk comedy about two Brewster sisters who poison lodgers. The cast features Helen Mayon, Katherine Meskill, Robert Lynn, Robert Burton, Tom Rutherford and others. run continues through the week with Monday’s follow up Three’s A Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lynn
Maine
Lakewood Players
Lakewood Theatre
Abby
Martha Brewster
Teddy Roosevelt
Boris Karloff
Helen Mayon
Katherine Meskill
Brewster Sisters
Robert Burton
City playgrounds close week with parades crafts show
The city schedules two public events in the final playground week. On August 15 the annual doll carriage parade at the city park features a new Parade on Wheels for boys starting at 2 p.m. The peak event is the August 23 picnic at Rock Hill Inn West Bath with rain date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Rock Hill Inn
West Bath
Whitehouse family on Lake Moxie fishing trip
Mr and Mrs Charles White Whitehouse and nephew Vernon Crocker of upper Washington street travel to Lake Moxie for a week long fishing vacation. Mr Whitehouse works in the shipfitting department at Bath Tron Works and is on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Whitehouse
Vernon Crocker
Upper Washington Street
Lake Moxie
Whitehouse
Bath Tron Works
Church Wedding at Parker Head Fr iday Evening
Miss Ruth King of Bath married Pfc Leslie Darling USA in a candle light ceremony at the Parker Head church attended by 100 relatives. Rev Orlando Tibbetts officiated. the couple will reside at Parker Head after a reception at the Harrington home.
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Parker Head
Ruth King
Pfc
Leslie Darling
USA
Orlando Tibbetts
Trenton Street Baptist Church
East Boston
June Stover
Frederick A. Libby
U.S. A
Loyd Lowell
George B. Wolstenholme
Tibbetts
Bath
Eugene Harrington
Burt Hunt
Boston
Arthur Benner
Janet
David
Nobleboro
Helen Merchant
North Bath
Amos King
U. S. Army
Darling
Returned Service Men Guests at a Pleasant View Farm Party
Two Bath men recently returned from overseas service attended an outdoor picnic hosted by Mr and Mrs Jay Kimball Bowker at Pleasant View Farm Meadowbrook road Sunday noon. The gathering featured tea coffee fruits and desserts with outdoor games indoor songs and a piano sing along.
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Bath
Corp
Richard Chadbourne
Chadbourne
Richard
Eugene Bowker
Shaws Visit Father-in-Law at Gardiner Nursing Home
Mr and Mrs Henry G Shaw of Oakstreet visited Mrs Shaw's father William E Harriman a patient at the Nursing Home in Gardiner summary notes the family visit and location with names and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Shaw
Oakstreet
Parker Head Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Brunswick residents and visitors populate Parker Head as relatives from Brunswick, Bath, Worcester, Baltimore, and New York mingle. The list records numerous stops from Friday to Sunday including hospital visits, vacations, and family gatherings at homes in Parker Head and nearby towns.
Family Vacation News From Mac Intyre Corner Cottage
Francis McDonald of Quincy joins his family at their Summer home on the Mac Intyre corner for vacation from Fore River shipyard. Aug 2 lunch marks Mrs Helen Gagnon birthday. Bath visitors, cottage gatherings, and summer travels dominate the seaside notes with multiple guests and cottage stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis McDonald
Quincy
Mass
MacIntyre
Fore River
McDonalds
Helen Gagnon
Harry Thayer
Bath
Lawrence Thayer
Thayer Cottage
Robert Jewell
Roberta
Parker Head
Arthur Percy
Port Clyde
Percy Cottage
Popham Beach Hosts Missionary Visits and Week of Gossip
The Popham Beach Improve ment Association holds its annual meeting at Popham Library Saturday at 3 p.m. Sunbeam Maine Sea Coast Missionary Society reps Rev. Neal Bousfield and Rev. Anson Williams tour the coast with chapel services and show films. A late night motorcycle parade woke Popham residents, then campers and guests enjoyed parties and a Fort Popham stay. Multiple local residents host visitors, plus a camp group from Camp Kawannhee arrives for a two day outing. Memorial windows at Popham church are reportedly broken.
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Popham Beach
Alliquippa House
Boothbay
Bousfield
Williams
Elizabeth Webber
Helen B. Stearns
Miss Webber
Popham
Lewiston
Bath and area residents return from visits and vacations
Edith Sansone visited Minot Percy on Sunday. Mrs. Kenneth LaRose and daughter Melba, guests of Mrs. Clarence Wallace in July, have returned to New York with Mrs. Wallace remaining for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Oliver and family have returned to Bath after two weeks here. Bath residents Waldo Weston spent Sunday at his Bath cottage. Harry Spencer and Charles Shepard spent the weekend at home and cottage respectively. Horace Morse and family were here for the weekend. Mrs. William Donovan, son Harry Morin, and Mrs. William Kistler are at the Voorhees cottage for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Banbour
Grace Payne
Egg Hill
Ltt
George L. Nase
Jersey City
Maine
Christine Beaven
Manchester
N. H
Lucy Rogers
Bath
Dromore Bay Farm
Wyman Brothers
Small Point
Williard Blairs
Sandy Hill
Blair
Blairs
Emma Upham
Foxboro
Mass
Eleanor Tarbox
South Framingham
South Braintree
Ada C. Minott
Chester B. Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Wesley Church
Basin
E. K. Thompson
Ernest Williams
West Bath
Perry
Rodney Austin
J. K. Bowker
Karol Mijal
Pleasaant View
Somerville
Laura Cutting
William Pecci
T. C. Hughes
Patineau
Jeanette
Theresa
Richard
Roland
Brunswick
Albert Galarneau
Leroy Perkins
Winnegance
Walter Cushing
Herbert Bassett
East Boston
Edwin M. Wyman
Burt Hunt
Hunt
Frank Percy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Leach
Jordan Percy
Phippsburg Center
Cape Cod
Walter Percy
W. H. Wyman
Mary Anne
Bath Memorial Hospital
John Rollins Jr
Marion Deane
Baltimore
Rollins Home
Eleanor Wolfermann
Bernard Wyman
Laura
Boston
Frederick A. Libby
Worcester
Beatrice Denningham
John D. Libby
Barbara Mank
Three Fevers Camp
Parker Head
James Gilman
OO Hamel
Diane
James Hamel
Ashdale
H. D. Mank
C. P. O. Brown
Bath Naval Receiving Station
George Eltmann
Waterville
Frank Burnell
Olive Deejay
Grace Kraft
Topsham
Fred Osgood
Cynthia
Perkins Island
Raymond Woodward
New York
George Woodward
James Stacey
Massachusetts
Parker Lead
Ness
David
Seymour Hunter
Marie Wyman
Rosalie Richards
L. Forrest Wyman
J. Ashton Nickerson
J. Ashton Jr
Lewis Lowell
Phyllis Young
Bath Hospital
J. A. Young
George Irwin Daley
New Hampshire
Alston Oliver
Harpswell
Bob Moore
Beverly Moore
Lina Gray
Pembroke
Albert Gray
David Boucher
Willis Doughty
Albert Doughty
Della Morey
Popham Road
Young Home
Frank Brothers
Ohio State University
New Jersey
Geoffrey Harwood
Winchester
Ledgewood
Harwood
WBZ
Popham Church
Popham Beach
Elizabeth Webber
Helen B. Stearns
Cambridge
R. W. Ferrell
Newcastle
Charles J. Donnell
Chester Chipman
Far Duran
Roy Farnham
Mechanic Falls
Barbara Sprague
William W. Robinson
William Hill
Bowen Torrey
New Meadows River
Francis Hill
Carl Stinson
Beverly Curran
Frank Jones
Jane Jones
Donald Small
Lissa Dearborn
Mary Ellanor Donnell
Washington, D. C
John Lincer
John, Jr
Daugher Ellen
Weston
Minot Percy
Herbert Pierce
Gordon Cottage
Albert Robinson
Joan
Susan
Paul Bennett
Pocasset
Edith Sansone
Kenneth LaRose
Melba
Clarence Wallace
Horace Morse
Mary Morse
Horace, Jr
John Morse
William Donovan
Harry Morin
Mamaroneck
William Kistler
Voorhees
Leslie Swett Dies in Jap Prison Camp
Pvt. Leslie Swett USAAF of Southport died in a Japanese prison camp on June 7 1942. Born August 11 1911 in West Boothbay Harbor he enlisted September 1940 and sailed for the Philippines January 1941. He leaves a father Leon Swett and many siblings including half sisters and brothers in Southport and other towns.
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Leslie Swett
USAAF
Southport
Walter Hart
Middle Street
Leon Swett
Pvt
Swett
West Boothbay Harbor
Air Corps
Philippines
Nichols Field
Rizal
P. I
Boothbay Harbor High School
John Davis
Herbert Haas
Richmond
Marjorie
Agnes
Josephine Swett
Raymond
Navy
Merton
John
David
Frank
Buck Rake Exhibit At Ralph Higgins Home
A Buck Rake demonstration is planned at Ralph Higgins residence in West Bath Community on Thursday at 6 30 PM. Higgins lives west of the New Meadows river just north of the old federal road No 1. If rain delays, the event moves to the next evening.
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Ralph Higgin
West Bath
Higgins
New Meadows
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Joe Bennett
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