Early entrants announced for Five Islands art show
Local entrants include Edward Butterfield of Bath Henry Donnell of West Bath Natalie White and Eleeta Reynolds of Five Islands and Malden Mass Richard Hasenfus Lee Brown of MacMahon Island Andover Mass Peggy Wilen of Five Islands and Pennsylvania Final closing date moved to August 20 with exhibits due to Dr Nathaniel J Hasenfus at Reid State Park Entries from Massachusetts Connecticut and New York arrive daily Show expected to surpass last year’s 250 exhibits Free to the public about 1000 visitors in 1952 anticipated to return
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Five Islands
Edward Butterfield
Bath
Henry P. Donnell
West Bath
Natalie White
Isabel Guilbert Wales
Malden Island
Newton
Mass
Eleeta Reynolds
Malden
Richard Hasenfus
Lee Brown
MacMahan Island
Andover
Peggy Wilen
Pennsylvania
Nathaniel J. Hasenfus
Reid State Park Road
Seguinland
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
William Zorach
Robinhood
Mildred Burrage
Wiscasset
Bradford Brown
Portland
Southard Menzel
Boston
Islands
Speedster Fined $15 in Municipal Court
Francis Taylor Jr 59 of Melrose Mass pleaded guilty to speeding 65 in a 25 zone on Leeman highway Bath. He paid a $15 fine and $4.70 costs before Judge Gardiner R Deering. Two intoxication cases also heard with guilty pleas and costs of $5.60 or 15 days in jail. One sentence suspended and placed on three months probation. The other 30 days probation to pay fine and costs.
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Francis Taylor, Jr
Melrose
Mass
Leeman Highway
Bath
Taylor
Gardiner R. Deering
Deering
Dresden Community Notes Highlight Visits and Local Events
Mrs Barbara Lord Schofield returned to Detroit after a two month visit in Dresden Mills. Visitors at West Dresden included Mrs J Curry Gardiner Mrs Ella Messenger Farmingdale and Miss Elizabeth Starret from New York. Private Dick McComb radar repairman US Army stationed in Korea plans overseas assignment. About 38 friends surprised Bruce Alexander at West Dresden. The St Johns parish auxiliary raised about 77 on church grounds. The annual W S C S sale and the Ideal Home Corner club were noted with local attendees.
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Barbara Lord Schofield
Norris Lord
Dresden Mills
Detroit
Mich
James Cameron
West Dresden
J. Curry
Gardiner
Ella Messenger
Farmingdale
Elizabeth Starret
New York
June Bailey
R. C. Titus
Dover-Foxcroft
Dresden
Vernon Little
Bowdoinham
Joseph Houdlette
West Somerville
Mass
Lyle Ames
Eva
Bristol, Conn
Cedric Ene
Call
St. John's Parish
Episcopal Church
Dick McComb
Lila Fitch
Alvin Jewett
Leonard Alexander
Barbara Alexander
Carolyn Sheldon
Charles
Rockland
Sheldon
Charles Stilphen
Pittston
Bridge Academy
Stilphen
Co Workers Class of First Baptist Meets on Tuesday
The Co Workers Class of the First Baptist church held its monthly meeting Tuesday at Mrs. Tonite Cameron's Granite Street home with 17 members. Plans shifted from a picnic to a regular meeting due to rain. Evelyn Sotheard led with piano, and prayers and devotions were led by Mrs. Mira Metcalf and Mrs. Mabel Paquette.
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First Baptist Church
Tonite Cameron
Granite Street
Evelyn Sotheard
Jesus
Mira Metcalf
Mabel Pa
Lotta Goodwin
Laura Harrington
Harriet Wright
Jennie Cameron
Mrs Spear and son visit Bath area. former resident returns
Mrs Charles O Spear and her son from Suffield Conn are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J T Smith at 70 Russell Street. Mrs Spear, formerly Mabel Smith, lived in Bath twelve years ago and attended Bath schools.
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Charles O. Spear
Suffield, Conn
J. T. Smith
Russell Street
Spear
Mabel Smith
Bath
Georgetown Welcomes Franklin Koehlwetter at First Baptist
The former Georgetown pastor Franklin Koehlwetter conducted a Sunday service at the First Baptist Church, substituting for Rev. John E. Reedy who is vacationing. He was a dinner guest at the Heald home as part of his visit.
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Franklin Koehlwetter
Harpswell
First Baptist Church
John E. Reedy
Heald Home
Working League
Central School
Mrs Caroline H Thibodeau Dies After Ill Turn
Caroline Harford Thibodeau of Seguinland Georgetown Center native of Georgetown died after an illness Aug 6 at Bath Memorial hospital. She married Eligio Renzetti in 1919 and Ambrose Thibodeau in 1933. Funeral Sunday at First Baptist Georgetown Center with burial in Oak Cemetery. Out of town mourners listed.
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Caroline H. Thibodeau
Caroline Harford Thibodeau
Seguinland
Bath Memorial Hospital
Thibodeau
Georgetown
Joseph and
Mary McFadden Harford
Georgetown Center
Virginia
Eligio Renzetti
Massachusetts
Bowdoinham
Carrie
First Baptist Church
Charlies Sims
Bath
Maynard
Oakley Thibodeau
Linwood Stevens
Alex Cunningham
Roland Harford
Ellery Harford
Stacey Ellis
Lila Hinckley
Mabel Hinckley
Hartley Harley
Cundy's Harbor
Erland Thibodeau
Boston
Oak Cemetery
Lobster Town on Monhegan Island
Maine’s Monhegan Island lobstermen are praised as practical businessmen who doubled income by halving the season in a conservation move. The Saturday Evening Post piece, by Charles Rawlings, notes a stable, prosperous life tied to sea knowledge and the island’s vacation lure, with Ivan Dmitri photographs.
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Maine
Monhegan Island
Sentinel
Penobscot Bay
Charles
Chuck” Rawlings
Saturday Evening Post
Monhegan
Rawlings
Rocky
Maine Publicity Bureau
Chuck Rawlings
Post
Ivan Dmitri
Card of Thanks from Staffeld Family
Mrs D W Staffeld and family express thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during their bereavement in Five Islands Maine. Dated August 13 1953.
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D. W. Staffeld
Five Islands
Maine
Five Islands residents host visitors and guests weekend
A long list of visitors and seasonal guests is recorded at Five Islands. Names include Mr. and Mrs. John Staf feld, Rev. and Mrs. William Wolfe, Carl Roy in the Army, and many families from Bath, Kittery, Reading, New York, and Boston as they vacation or visit Malden Island and nearby communities.
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Staffeld
Minneapolis
Minn
John Staffeld
Hartford
Woodrow Gray
Russell O. Pinkham
Alice Grover
Bath Memorial Hospital
Helen Huskins
Charles B. Rugg
Boston
Parson's Paradise
Malden Island
Miriam Reinmann
New York City
Rockcrest
Raphael Higgins
Sagadahoc Bay
Orville Rowe
Philip Bakir
Reading
Mass
Robert Yeo
Carl Rowe
Carl
Kittery
Harold Rowe
Frances Aderton
New York
Jacob Kunz
Lloyd Pinkham
Thomas Watson
Bath
William Blenn and Sons
Washington, D. C
George Blenn
Sedgemere Road
Richard Carey
Dickie
Alton Reid
Izetta Pinkham
Portland
Chester Pinkham
Maynard Thibodeau
Ronald Thibodeau
Geneva Rowe
Waltham
Helen Batu
Peter
Harold Pinkham
Ida Pinkham
Kathleen Rittall
Franz Stevens
Damauscolla
W¢deboro
Thomaston
Gardiner
Dresden
Patrick Moore
Edward Granger
Dublin
N. H
Roger B. Tyler
Chestnut Hill
Mareena Butts
Philip Cranshaw
Russell Pinkham
Lincoln Campbell, Jr
Harlan Pinkham
Gordon
Arthur Cochrane
Camden
H. B. Young
John A. Clark
Miggan, Pennn
Ida Olliffe
Maud Randles
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rockmere
Arthur W. Hunt
George Smith
Dorchester
B. F. Perry
Round Pond
Damariscotta Lake
Jefferson
Francis Marr
Braintree
Andrew Rowe
Kay
Anne
Waterv
Lle
George H. Smith
Gertrude Smith
Arthur L. Pratt
Joseph Thombs
Duran Howard
Howard
Five Islands
Addie Stevens
Harmon's Harbor
George Gray
MaccMahan Island
Beulah Miller
William Marr
Romney
Rudolph Pinkham
Robert Gallagher
Barbara Savage
James Middleton
Rhode Island
Martha Middleton
Chicago
Harvey Kingsbury
New Hampshire
Margaret MacMahan
James McNeil
Philip Pinkham
Cleaves Henderson
Easton
Cara Pinkham
Henderson
Thomas Hanna
U.S
Reid State Park
Russell Harford
Doris Pickens
Frederick
Ledgewood
Quincy Wales
Lincoln
Newton
John Eustis
Syracuse
Warner Eustis
Harold B. Cranshaw
Oslo
Norway
Arthur Walker, Jr
Groton, Conn
Walter Thomas
Arthur Walker
Bay Point youths form Little League team under McIvor
Bay Point residents fund equipment for a new Little League squad coached by Kenneth McIvor. After a 7 0 loss to Five Islands in their first game, the team planned a rematch Monday. Sheriff Loring Small was called to Bay Point twice this week. Many locals and visitors arrived for a Bath circus outing.
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Bay Point
Kenneth McIvor
Five Islands
Carl Kiessling
Loring Small
Leon Harvey
Wayland
N. Y
Charles Jewett
Garden City
Ruth E. Keene
Hempstead
John McManus
Hartford
Robert Miller
Tony Echardt
Avon, Conn
H. Martin Powers
al. Echardt
White Haven
King Bros. and
Christians Circus
Bath
Albert Coombs
Eleanor
Thomas Hagan
Emery Rideout
Billy Rideout
George Cahill
Linden
N. J
Merle Niles
A. M. Butterfield
Butterfield
E. M. Butterfield
Alison
Pemaquid
Gilbert's
Earle Rouse
Boston
Cotton Island
Jane Niles
Seguin Lodge
Leon Berry
Harry Stone
Lewiston
Charles Kiessling
Mrs Carrie Thibodeau Dies After Short Illness at Georgetown
Carrie Thibodeau wife of Ambrose Thibodeau of Seguinland died Friday after a brief illness. A lifelong Georgetown resident, she is mourned by the community.
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Carrie—Thibodeau
Carrie Thibodeau
Ambrose Thibodeau
Seguinland
Georgetown
Obituary for Ernest W. Coffin of Yarmouth and Bath
Ernest W. Coffin, 53, died in a Portland hospital after an overnight stay. A Bath native, he lived in Yarmouth for 23 years and married Florence MacLearn in 1922. He worked as a telegraphist for Maine Central Railroad and held several Masonic and Eastern Star positions. Survived by his wife and three daughters, his funeral was held at Lindquist Funeral Home in Yarmouth with burial in Riverside Cemetery.
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Ernest W. Coffin
Portland
Bath
Olmer P. Coffin
Coffin Bros
Main Street
Yarmouth
Olmvier P. and
Maybelle (Whitney) Coffin
Morse High
Florence MacLearn
Maine Central Railroad
Coffin
Casco Lodge
Royal Arch
Winnegance
Order of
Universalist Church
Florence M. Coffin
Esther L
Roberta
Frank C. Harding 69 dies suddenly in Yarmouth
Frank C. Harding of Bath and later Yarmouth died suddenly August 2 at his daughter Frances Loveitt's home in Yarmouth. Born August 11, 1883 in Boston, he worked as traffic manager in several states before leading the Bath Iron Works supply department. Survived by Elizabeth T. Harding and two daughters, with funeral held in Old Alna church.
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Frank C. Harding
Bath
Frances H. Loveitt
Yarmouth
Boston
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Bath Iron Works
Harding
Alna
Portland
Elizabeth T. Harding
Gregory J. MacDonald
Alna Village
Mrs Bertha Henderson Obituary in Bath
Mrs Bertha B Henderson 65 of 1322 High street died last week at Memorial hospital after a short illness She was wife of Charles T Henderson Born Woolwich June 5 1888 daughter of Fred L and Elizabeth D Cothran Carlton Educated in Bath churches member of Beacon Street Methodist church and West Bath grange Survived by husband three sons Frederick A Melvin B Thornton G all Bath a daughter Rita E Pierce Bath a brother George M Carlton Philadelphia Pa a sister Mrs Warren E Kershner Bath and four grandchildren
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Bertha B. Henderson
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Charles T. Henderson
Woolwich
Fred L
Elizabeth D. Cothran Carlton
Bath
Rita E. Pierce
George M. Carlton
Philadelphia
Warren E. Kershner
Funeral Rites for Mrs Bertha Henderson At Beacon Street
Mrs Bertha Henderson wife of Charles Henderson and member of Beacon Street Methodist church was honored Friday afternoon at 1 30 in a large service led by Rev Howard F Cramer. Bearers were George Carlton Jr Jack Carlton Vincent Henderson and Bernard Henderson. She was buried in Riverside Cemetery Woolwich in the family lot.
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Bertha Henderson
Charles T. Henderson
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Howard F. Cramer
George Carlton, Jr
Jack Carlton
Vincent Henderson
Bernard Henderson
Riverside Cemetery
Woolwich
Funeral services for William L Waters at Grace Episcopal
William L Waters funeral services held at Grace Episcopal Church at 10 with Rev. James L Grant officiating. Bearers included Ralph Boardman Herbert Norton Harry Moore and Kenneth Libby at Oak Grove.
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William
Grace Episcopal Church
James L. Grant
Ralph Boardman
Herbert Norton
Harry Moore
Kenneth Libby
Oak Grove
Annie Mabel Blake dies after long illness in Boothbay Harbor
Annie Mabel Blake 80 widow of Joseph T. Blake of Boothbay Harbor died at home July 26 after a long illness. Born April 9, 1873 in Boothbay she was daughter of J W and Abigail E Pinkham. Survived by daughters Ethel Blake Hilda Dodge Velma Blake and sons Maurice Leroy Irving and Kenneth Blake plus 16 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral July 28 at Simmons Harrington Boothbay Harbor with burial in Ocean View Cemetery.
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Annie Mabel Blake
Joseph T. Blake
Boothbay Harbor
Boothbay
J. W
Abigail E. (Pinkham
Blake
Leonard Lord
Fitts Street
Ethel Blake
R. N
Veterans Hospital
Togus
Hilda Dodge
Velma Blake
Maurice
Wiscasset
Leroy
Freeport
Irving
Kenneth Blake
Kittery
Fredson C. Reed
Saco
Simmons & Harrington Funeral
Ocean View Cemetery
Mrs Doreen W Alpert dies at 20 in Bath
Mrs Doreen Willis Alpert 20 of Bath wife of Maurice D Alpert died Sunday evening at Maine General Hospital Portland Born Harmony Jan 17 1933 daughter of Marshall and Clarissa Willis She lived 13 years in Bath previously in Athens Graduated Morsey School 1949 and Colby College last June with AB in Business Administration She was a member of Sigma Kappa Sorority Student Government and Wesley Methodist Church Married July 7 in Montreal to Maurice D Alpert of Brewer Surviving are her parents and a sister Betty Jane Simpson of Bath
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Doreen Willis Alpert
Bath
Maurice D. Alpert
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Harmony
Alpert
Marshall
Clarissa Ea Willis
Athens
Morsey School
Colby College
Colby
Sigma Kappa
Wesley Methodist Church
Montreal
Quebec
Brewer
Marshall L. Wills
Middle Street
Betty Jane Simpson
Mrs. Carrie M Thibodeau Dies in Georgetown
Carrie M Thibodeau 52 of Georgetown died early Friday at Memorial hospital after a brief illness. Born June 7 1901 in Georgetown to Joseph and Mary Harford she lived in Georgetown all her life. Survived by Ambrose B Thibodeau and three brothers Harland Ellery Roland and two sisters Lela Cunningham and Virginia. Funeral was Sunday at 2 pm at Georgetown church.
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Carrie M. Thibodeau
Georgetown
Memorial Nearal
Joseph and
Mary Harford
Ambrose B. Thibodeau
Harland Harford
Ellery Harford
Massachusetts
Roland Harford
Bath
Lela Cunningham
Doreen Willis Alpert Funeral Arrangements Held
Funeral services for Doreen Willis Alpert were conducted Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock from Curtis Funeral Home 942 Washington Street with Rev La forest Hodgkins of Central Congregational Church officiating Bearers included Stewart Day James Duncan Robert Alpert Roland McIntosh Ronald Bean and William Boyce.
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Doreen Willis Alpert
Curtis Fureral
Washington Street
Laforest Hodgkins
Central Congregational Church
Stewart Day
James Duncan
Robert Alpert
Roland McIntosh
Ronald Bean
William Boyce
Oak Grove
Bath druggist Eugene H. Sprague funeral held
Funeral services for Eugene H. Sprague veteran Bath pharmacist were held Friday at 2 PM at Curtis Funeral Home 942 Washington Street with Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson officiating Bearers were Ralph C. Hilyard Albert W. Flint John Bell and E Stanley Robinson Burial in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Sprague
Bath
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
David L. Wilson
Ralph C. Hilyard
Albert W. Flint
John Bell
E. Stanley Robinson
Oak Grove
Civil Air Patrol Announces Meeting Schedule
The Civil Air Patrol will meet at Lambert Park Community Hall on August 19 September 2 and September 16. No meetings on tonight the 26th or September 9. Weekly Wednesday meetings resume at seven once school starts.
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Civil Air Patrol
Lambert Park
Wellses Return After Visit at Quaker Point Summer Home
Mr and Mrs Millard Wells of Bangor have returned from a visit with Mr and Mrs George Goodwin at their Summer home at Quaker Point. The note highlights a family travel gathering and the seasonal retreat setting in a coastal locale.
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George B. Hiester
Barbara Ross
Reading
Millard Wells
Bangor
George Goodwin
Quaker Point
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