Bath visitors bid farewell to Duncan homestead
Mrs Arthur Duncan and daughter Mrs Priscilla Holmes of Portsmouth with their relatives Mrs Louis Conant and family visited Miss S Helen Follett in Bath to say goodbye before the Duncan home stead at the corner of Washington and Union streets is torn down. The Duncan tree planting tradition started by Horatio Duncan created five trees, four of which remain. The party also included Mr and Mrs Louis Lemay of Oakland visiting Bath locals Clarence and Mrs Bailey, and their grandchildren Julieanne and Stephen. Blanchard Crowley of Popham Beach enjoys two weeks vacation from Hyde Windlass Co and plans a Massachusetts visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Duncan
Priscilla Holmes
Portsmouth
N. H
Horatio Duncan
Louis Lemay
Oakland
Bath
Blanchard Crowley
Popham Beach
Hyde Windlass Co
Crowley
Massachusetts
Army Pfc William Strube Arrives in Baumholder Germany
Pfc William Strube U S Army arrived in Baumholder Germany Aug 1 to begin a two year tour of duty. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul Strube of 20 Spring Street and a Morse High School 1957 graduate who recently completed Army Security School at Fort Devens Mass. He is on leave before reporting to Fort Dix NJ for overseas orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Strube
U. S. Army
Baumholder
Germany
Pfc
Strube
Paul Strube
20 Spring Street
Morse High School
Army
Army Security School
Fort Devens
Mass
Fort Dix
N. J
Pfe
APO
N. Y
N.Y
Local residents and visitors spend August in area homes
A long list of households notes summer stays and visits across Bath Brunswick and nearby towns. Families from New Jersey Massachusetts and North Carolina are welcomed at cottages and homes including Green Street and Sprucewood Boothbay Harbor while local residents host guests and plan trips to Round Pond and state parks.
Bath Iron Works clerk takes two week vacation
Joseph Coffill of 423 Lark Street is listed as taking an annual two weeks vacation from duties in the tabulating department at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Coffill
Lark Street
Bath Iron Works
Women vacation plans and seasonal visits across Maine and New Jersey
Miss Barbara D Kurz of Day's Ferry and Mentor Ohio Miss Pris cilla K Perkins of Florham Park New Jersey and Miss Jane W Stevens of Bath left Saturday for New Harbor where they will pass a week Miss Kurz a member of the teaching staff of the Mentor public school system is spending the summer at her Day's Ferry home Miss Perkins a former Day's Ferry resident arrived last week for visits in this city and Miss Stevens is on a two week vacation from duties at the Times Co Mr and Mrs Richard D Sampson of Appleton Wisconsin are spending a month in Maine with relatives in Augusta and Auburn and were guests of Mr Sampsons aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs John Sampson of High street and Mr and Mrs Edward M Butterfield at Bay Point where the Butterfields are spending the summer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara D. Kurz
Day's Ferry
Mentor
Priscilla K. Perkins
Florham Park
N. J
Jane W. Stevens
Bath
New Harbor
Miss Kurz
Mentor Public
Miss Perkins
Day’s Ferry
Miss Stevens
Vacaton
The
Times Co
Richard D. Sampson
Appleton
Wisc
Maine
Mr Sampson
Augusta
Auburn
John Sampson
High Street
Edward M. Butterfield
Bay Point
Butterfield
Lewiston
Croteau
Bergeron’s
Bergeron
William Miller
Freeport
Clarky
Marilyn Mallard
Harry Hannaford
Edgar Pillsbury
Lynn
Mass
Linda Ayers
Jane Thayer
Charles Robbins
Waltham
Sarah E. Wilbur
Thayer Cottage
Robert Jewell
Harry Thayer
Dennis
Raymond Vachon
David Sprague
Stanton C. Dozois
Richard S. Dozois
Lebel
Wyman Shore
Coates
New Haven
Local residents share brief visits across New England
Mr and Mrs Donnell Getchell and family of Canton Connecticut returned home after a brief visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Newman. Mrs Dean Shaw returned to her Durmer street home after three weeks in New York. Her son Robert Shaw accompanied her. he recently returned from a year and a half service in Germany with the U S Army and received an honorable discharge. Mr Shaw headed to Tanglewood Lenox Massachusetts for a few days. The Rev and Mrs A Bernard Webber of Milton Massachusetts were guests of Mrs Webber's sister and husband in Maine and returned to Milton. Miss Camilla Costain went back to Brockton Massachusetts to work at the Massachusetts State Hospital after visiting her parents on Granite street. Dr Francisco Parodi of Puerto Rico and also on the hospital staff stayed as a house guest for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnell Getchell
Canton
Conn
Newman . Getchell
Dean Shaw
Durmmer Street
New York
Robert Shaw
Germany
U.S. Army
Shaw
Tanglewood
Lenox
Mass
A. Bernard Webber
Milton
Maine
Camilla Costain
Brockton, Mass
Massachusetts State Hospital
George Costain
Granite Street
Francisco Parodi
Puerto Rico
William Wyman
Portland
Jackie
Maine Medical Center
Charles Wyman
Mercy Hospital
Earl F. Lowell
Aroostook State Teachers’ College
Presque Isle
Lowell
Lloyd Lowell
Mark and
Emi
New Milford
N. J
Anita Tourmelle
Augusta
Walter Cushing
Alton Fisher
Billy
Baltimore
Mary Wartman
Grace Grondin
Linda
Judith
Gloria
Lisbon Falls
Grace Kraft
Billy Kraft
Dover
N. H
Gertrude Allen
Lee Sheldon
Charles Blaisdell
Leston Harrington
Clyde Moore
Merrill Bassett
Bassetts
Sam Sternberg
Allen
David, Bishop
Albert Epstein
Medford
Donna Williams
Patricia Hartigan
Patricia Donovan
Boston
Paul Hodgkins
Hodgkins
William F. Hodgkins
Arthur
Wayne Bergeron
Wilma Hodgkins
Judge Littlefield
Effie Hodgkins
Scarborough
Leslie Logan
Logans
Hazel Powers
Waldoboro
William Dudley
Frank
Staten Island
N. Y
Walter Mann
Claudia Bowness
Chelsea
Sharron Turner
Russell Turner
Russell, Jr
Deborah
Stephen
Howard Hutchins
South China
Florence Rollins
Eliza Bradshaw
Old Orchard Beach
Rollins
William Cushing
Bourgette
Kathy
Bath
Eddie Bourgette
Baby
G. E. Dudley
Pepperell
Alston Oliver
Ralph H. Daley
South Weymouth
Oliver
Frank Percy
Brooklyn
Albert Gray
Brunswick
Edward Gray
Gloria Overlock
Carolyn Wyman
Etna
Harriet Wyman
Kenneth Weeks
Columbus
Ohio
M. J. Brady
Dunedin
Fla
G. E. Daley
Mahlon Atwood
Clifford
Front Royal
Malcolm B. O’brien
Pittsfield
Interlaken
Local Military Training and Visit Notes from Area Homes
Robert J. White, son of Clifford and Mrs White, begins recruit training at U S Naval Training Center Great Lakes. Lt and Mrs Lewis Savage of Gerald Street return from Niagara Falls and Canada. Savage on vacation from Harding’s Plant Fast Brunswick. The Savages’ two year old Gary Alan stayed with grandparents Wallace and Mrs Savage. Mrs Stephen Stanton and two children from New York visit her mother at 24 Academy Street. Mr and Mrs Stanton recently arrived from Switzerland. Mr and Mrs Edward Fay of Malden vacation two weeks with sister Evelyn Crocker and father James Coughran on Crescent Street. Mr Fay on leave from Boston Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. White
Clifford White
Hinckley Street
U.S. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Lewis Savage
Gerald Street
Niagara Falls
Canada
Mr. Savage
Harding’s
Fast Brunswick
Savages
Gary Alan
Wallace Savage
Stephen Stanton
New York
L. J. Preney
Academy Street
Mrs. Stanton
Switzerland
Edward Fay
Malden
Mass
City
Mr. Fay
Evelyn Crocker
James Coughran
Crescent Street
Boston Navy Yard
Local families and visitors noted in Maine community
Mr and Mrs Forrest Coombs of Cherry street spend the summer at their cottage in King's Point on the New Meadows. Mrs Jesse Munsey and daughters from Dummer street visit Mrs Munsey's daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Fred Spinney of Popham Beach. James Nostall, 16 Tower Circle, is a patient at Maine Medical Center in Portland. Lt Cmdr Ellen Dolloff US Nurses Corps is on leave with her brother George Dolloff at their Washington street home as she prepares to depart Quantico Naval Hospital for Jacksonville Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. McFadden
Middle Street
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Bath
Mrs Forrest Coombs
Cherry Street
King's Point
New Meadows
Jesse Munsey
Laura Main
Sherman Mitchell
Dummer Street
Marion Chubbuck
Woolwich
Munsey
Fred Spinney
Popham Beach
James Nostall
Tower Circle
Cmdr
Ellen Dolloff
U.S
George Dolloff
Washington Street
Cmdr. Dolloff
Naval Hospital
Quantico
Jacksonville
Fla
Bath Memorial Hospital Patient and Local Family News
Miss Sally Leonard of 71 Richardson Street is a surgical patient at Bath Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Trevor Jones of Newark New Jersey are spending two weeks vacation as guests of their nephew and wife Mr and Mrs Thomas Flaherty at 11 Corliss Street. Mrs Charles L Burgess Jr and infant son Craig Robert returned to their home 2 Elsinore Avenue Sunday from the Bath area. The Burgesses also have two other sons Richard and James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Leonard
Richardson Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Trevor Jones
Newark, N. J
Mrs
Thomas Flaherty
Corliss Street
Charles L. Burgess, Jr
Craig Robert
Elsinore Avenue
Bath
Burgess
Richard
James
Mrs Marion Oliver Takes Two Week Bath City Vacation
Mrs Marion Oliver of High street is on her annual two weeks vacation from duties as clerk in the office of Bath City Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Oliver
High Street
Bath City
Miss Effie Noddin Visits Sister in Elizabeth NJ
Miss Effie Noddin of Elizabeth New Jersey has arrived for a few days visit with her sister Mrs. Harry Blaisdell who lives on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Noddin
Elizabeth, N. J
Harry Blaisdell
High Street
Resumed Duties Mark Start Of Week At Local Businesses
Mrs. Ann Wallace returns Monday to Bodwell's garage as bookkeeper after a one week vacation. Mrs. Leah Coleman of Washington street resumes duties this week at the local A. and P after a vacation. Norman C. Kenney of Getchell street is on his annual two week Bath Fire Department vacation. Mrs Beatrice Loring and Thomas Barry of Meriden were Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Plummer of Tower Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Wallace
Bodwell's
Leah Coleman
Washington Street
Norman C. Kenney
Getchell Street
Bath Fire Department
Beatrice Loring
Thomas Barry
Meriden, Conn
William Plummer
Tower Circle
Local Visitors and Public Service Workers Return
A 1-¢ and Mrs. Donald Owens with children Charles and Cheryl of Albuquerque are visiting Mrs Owens' mother Mrs Wilfred Hart on York Street. Hildreth H Fisher will return to duties as manager of New England Telephone and Telegraph Company on Front Street after a two week vacation. Mrs. Joseph P Nolan of Bath attended a tea for Mrs Clinton A Clauson at Brunswick. Bath Highway Department members on their annual two week vacation include Arthur Avery superintendent George Johansen John Arsenault Royden Haines Albert Thompson and Earl Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Owens
Charles and
Cheryl
Albuquerque, N. M
Owens
Wilfred Hart
York Street
Hildreth H. Fisher
Garden Street
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Front Street
Joseph P. Nolan
Bath
Clinton A. Clauson
Brunswick
Bath Highway Department
Arthur Avery
George Johansen
John Arsenault
Royden Haines
Albert Thompson
Earl Haines
Cahill Weekend Guests and Barrett Home Visit
Mr and Mrs Richard Cahill of Hallowell were weekend guests of his mother Mrs Andrew R Cahill of 68 South street Arnold Barrett has returned to his home in Lowell Mass after spending the weekend here with his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Barrett of 488 Middle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cahill
Hallowell
Andrew R. Cahill
68 South Street
Arnold Barrett
Lowell
Mass
Harry Barrett
Middle Street
Mr and Mrs Norman Howard Meet Sunday at Five Islands Cottage
Mr and Mrs Norman Howard of Washington Street were at their Five Islands cottage Sunday for a quiet family outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Howard
Washington Street
Five Islands
Local visits mark weekend travel across families
Kathy Berry of 11 Spring street returned home after visiting relatives including Aunt and Uncle Arthur Berry in Westbrook. Eugene A. Hunter and family went back to Park street after a week with kin at Presque Isle and Portage Lake. Harry S. Parker and his daughter and son in law Charles Carberry of Dover visited Parker relatives, Mr. and Mrs. George R. Perry at 28 Maple street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Berry
Edwin Berry
11 Spring Street
Arthur Berry
Westbrook
Eugene A. Hunter
Park Street
Presque Isle
Portage Lake
Harry S. Parker
Charles Carberry
Dover, N. H
Bangor and Bath Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
David Clark, son of Mr and Mrs Maurice Clark of 366 Middle Street, left Sunday for Lewiston to spend a week with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Farr Houghton. William Cohen of Bangor visited Bath friends over the weekend and will enter Bowdoin College as a freshman this fall after starring on Bangor High School varsity basketball in 1953 56 and 57. Mrs Wilbur Casey of Bath and Mrs Sarah Garland of Bowdoin attended the Mayflower Society of Maine banquet in Portland last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Clark
Maurice Clark
Middle Street
Lewiston
Farr Houghton
William Cohen
Bangor
Bath Friends
William
Bangor High School
Bowdoin College
Wilbur Casey
Bath
Sarah Garland
Bowdoin
Mayflower Society of Maine
Portland
Mrs Hewett Visits Sabino Cottage Residents
Mrs William Hewett of West Dennis Massachusetts and Clearwater Florida arrived Monday for a two week visit with her sister in law Mrs Lawrence R Vail of this city. During her stay they occupy the Lemont cottage at Sabino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hewett
West Dennis
Mass
Clearwater
Fla
Inlaw
Lawrence R. Vail
Lemont Cottage
Sabino
Maine Visit Brings Brunswick Women to Weeks Street kin
Mrs. Ernest Stanwood of Brunswick visited her sister Mrs. Wellington A Moore of Weeks Street. They picnicked at Reid State Park near Ironton Ohio with grandson Michael O Donnell during a two week Maine stay with Dr. and Mrs Milton C Stephenson of Wiscasset, former Bath residents. Miss Jane Thurston leaves for Camp Cedar Grove Litchfield for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Stanwood
Brunswick
Wellington A. Moore
Weeks Street
Darf
Ironton, O
Maine
Milton C. Stephenson
Wiscasset
Bath
Mittendorfs
Jane Thurston
Kermit W. Thurston
24 Meadow Way
Camp Cedar Grove
Litchfield
Cadell Visits Taylor Family in Annapolis
Mrs. Frank G. Cadell of Annapolis Maryland is visiting her brother George S. P. Taylor and his family at their home located at 34 Spring Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Cadell
Annapolis, Md
George S. P. Taylor
Spring Street
Berry couple trip to Niagara Falls via Adirondacks and Canada
Mr and Mrs Arthur Berry of 20 Robbins street and Mr and Mrs Edwin Berry of 11 Spring street have returned from a five day trip to Niagara Falls. En route to Niagara they toured the Adirondack mountains and on the return trip home they traveled through Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Berry
Robbins Street
Edwin Berry
Spring Street
Niagara Falls
Niagara
Adirondack Mountains
Canada
Weekend guests visit families in Waterville and West Bath
Mr and Mrs Myles Willey of Waterville were weekend guests of Mrs Willeys sister and husband Mr and Mrs Reginald Farnham of 882 Washington. Mr and Mrs Vernon Mitchell returned to Quincy Mass after two weeks at the Earl Cahoon cottage King s Point West Bath and with Mrs Robert C Mitchell of Weeks street. Mr Mitchell is the New England representative for the Texas Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myles Willey
Waterville
Willey
Reginald Farnham
Washington Street
Vernon Mitchell
Quincy
Mass
Earl Cahoon
King’s Point
West Bath
Robert C. Mitchell
Weeks Street
Mitchell
New England
The
Texas Co
Richard A Bishop Returns to Bangor After Bath Visit
Richard Arnold Bishop of the State Military and Naval Children's Home recently returned to Bangor after a weekend in Bath. He works for Hartson Roofing Co. in Bangor and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Cohen. This fall he will enter Rollins College sophmore class in Winter Park Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas and their Hartford Conn family visited last week with Mrs. Joseph Caouette at Saugad hoc Ferry Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Arnold Bishop
State Military and Naval Children’s Home
Bangor
Bath
Richard
Hartson Roofing Co
Reuben Cohen
Rollins College
Winter Park
Fla
Richard Thomas
Hartford, Conn
John Witham
Highland Street
Joseph Caouette
Saugadahoc Ferry
Woolwich
Voorhees Family Vacation Ends With Nova Scotia Visit
Mr and Mrs John Voorhees and children Eleanor Anne and John Jr return Sunday from a week in Nova Scotia where they stayed with Mrs Voorhees sister and husband Mrs and Mr Dan MacAuley. They are joined by Mrs Neil MacDonald who will stay in Bath for weeks while Mr Voorhees resumes duties in Hyde Windlass cost department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Voorhees
Eleanor Anne
John Jr
Nova Scotia
Mrs Dorothy Wallace Hospital Stay At Bath Memorial
Mrs Dorothy Wallace of 12 Deering Street has been a surgical patient at Bath Memorial Hospital for the past week. Wallace is employed by McDougald's Market at 624 Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wallace
Deering Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Nabers Return From Vacation To Bath Memorial Work
Mr and Mrs Edward Naber and children Donald and Janice of 1364 Washington Street return home Sunday after a two week vacation spent partly in upper New York and Massachusetts. Mr Naber resumes duties as X ray technician at Bath Memorial Hospital next Monday and had spent two weeks with the National Guard Summer training program before the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Naber
Donald
Janice
Washington Street
Nabers
New York State
Massachusetts
Naber
Bath Memorial Hospital
National Guard
Bath Visitor Plans October Stay With Fisher Family
Mrs. S. E. Keneston from New Britain Connecticut arrived in Bath to visit her daughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Hildreth H Fisher of 20 Garden Street. She will remain in Bath until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Keneston
New Britain
Conn
Bath
Hildreth H Fisher
Garden Street
Keneston
Mr and Mrs Choate Visit University of Maine
Mr and Mrs John Choate of 61 Office Drive spent Monday visiting friends at the University of Maine in Orono. Mrs Choate’s sister and family, Mr and Mrs Harold Swan and children, reside in Brewer. Mr Choate, head of Mars High School science, completed duties as instructor at the Bowdoin Summer Physics Institute last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Choate
University of Maine
Orono
Choate
Harold Swan
Brewer
Mars High School
Bowdoin Colege
Lawlor-Dionne Wedding Attendees In Lewiston
A wedding at St. Patrick's cathedral Lewiston on August 2 drew guests including Mr and Mrs Edward Staples Mr and Mrs C Harding Ayer and family and Walter I Kennerson confirming close ties among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawlor-Dionne
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Lewiston
Edward Staples
C. Harding Ayer
Walter I. Kennerson
Miss Feretos Returns From European Tour
Miss Martha Feretos, a laboratory technician at Bath Memorial hospital, returned to duty on Monday. She sailed from New York on March 24 for an extended European tour and visited relatives in Greece during the several months abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha. Feretos
Lewiston
Bath Memorial Hospital
Miss Feretos
New York
Greece
Diana Fenn to wed Ledyard Bowen Jr in Wilton weekend
Mr and Mrs Converse G Fenn and daughters Diana Eleanor Joan and Helen of 1071 Washington street returned from Wilton Conn where they were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Ledyard S Bowen Diana Fenn will become the bride of Ledyard S Bowen Jr next Saturday afternoon with the ceremony at Central Congregational church While in Wilton the Fenns were entertained at an informal party Saturday evening by the Bowens attended a luncheon Sunday noon hosted by Mr and Mrs James Morgan and were guests at a Sunday evening party hosted by Mr and Mrs Allen Clark of Darien Connecticut
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Converse G. Fenn
Washington Street
Wilton, Conn
Diana
Eleanor
Joan
Helen
Wilton
Conn
Ledyard S. Bowen
Diana Fenn
Ledyard S. Bowen, Jr
Central Congregational Church
James Morgan
Allen Clark
Darien
Families Move and Visit Nearby Residents in Bath Area
Mrs. Leonard Morey and children Victoria and Kenneth moved from 46 Winter Street to 28 Maple Street on Monday. Kenneth will enter Huse School sub-primary class in September. Locally, J Peter Lorentsen USN and Roger D Thompson USN visited relatives in Bath. their ship USS William Rush DDR 714 is in Newport undergoing tender repairs. The Lorentsens and son Phillip visited Chester T Lorentsen at 35 Mechanic Street. other Sunday guests included the Hiltons and Reed families, with further visits to the Thayer family at Parker Head and the Ayer family at 1404 Washington Street. The Ayers returned to Bath with daughter Linda after three weeks with the Thayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Morey
Victoria
Kenneth
Winter Street
Maple Street
Huse School
J. Peter Lorentsen
USN
Roger D Thompson
Lorentsen
Chester T Lorentsen
Mechanic Street
Newport
R. I
William Rush
Chester T. Lorentsen
Phillip
Craig Ayer
Hazen Hilton
Robert Reed
Friendship Road
Waldoboro
Lawrence Thayer
Parker
Vacation Leave Schedules At Military Home
Mrs. Leon Farnham, 38 Snow Park, is on two week vacation from her duties as supervisor at the Military and Naval Children’s Home, 103 South Street. Mrs. Vanessa MacKay, Brunswick, substitutes during her absence. Robert C. Thompson of Prairie Village, Kansas, arrived for a visit with his mother Mrs. John B. Thompson of Bangor and Mere Point, to accompany home his daughters Cindy and Candy Thompson who have been visiting with grandparents Harold F. Freeman and wife at Sunnyside Farm East Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Farnham
Snow Park
Military and Naval Children's Home
South Street
Vanessa MacKay
Brunswick
Arnham
Robert C. Thompson
Prairie Village
Kan
John B. Thompson
Bangor
Mere Point
Cindy
Candy Thompson
Harold F. Freeman
Sunnyside Farm
East Brunswick
Neuman Kenner relatives visit in Bath and Woolwich
Mr and Mrs Neuman Kenner and their children Ruth and Hollis of Hollis New Hampshire were weekend guests of Walter Kennerson on Upper Washington Street. Mrs Kennerson and her daughter will spend two weeks visiting friends and relatives in Bath and Woolwich. Airman and Mrs Will Keenum of 27 Liberty Street announce the birth of a daughter Carole Jean, born August 9 at Bath Memorial hospital weighing six pounds twelve ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuman Kennerson
Ruth
Hollis
N. H
Walter I. Kennerson
Upper
Washington Street
Will Keenum
Liberty Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Carole Jean
Thompson Daughter Returns From Cottage Visit
Miss Dorothy Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred H Thompson of 48 Meadow Way has returned to Boston City Hospital after visiting her parents at Foster point over the weekend. She will graduate September 5 from the Boston City Hospital School of Nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Thompson
Fred H. Thompson
Meadowway
Boston City Hospital
Foster's Point
Miss Thompson
Boston City Hospital School of Nursing
Cornish Family Hosts Topsham Barbecue Supper
Mrs. Harry Cornish and relatives from Bath, West Bath, and Topsham were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Elroy Hennessey who entertained with a barbecue supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cornish
Dwinal Cornish
Carl Cornish
Bath
Ernest Williams
West Bath
C. Elroy Hennessey
Topsham
Cornish Girl Attends Maine Music Camp This Summer
Miss Carol Cornish of 45 Rose Street leaves Sunday for Farmington to attend a two week Maine Music Camp. She will enter the ninth grade at Bath Junior High and plays baritone in Morse High School band. Richard M. Page of Augusta and Lila Mae Richmond of 972 Washington Street have filed marriage intentions at the City Clerk's office. Mrs. Donald Egan of Dallas heads to Belmont, Mass. to visit her in laws before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Cornish
Dwinal Cornish
Rose Street
Farmington
Maine
Carol
Bath
Morse High School
Richard M. Page
Reed M. Page
Augusta
Lila Mae Richmond
Arah E. Richmond
Washington Street
Harry E. Ring
Donald Egan
Dallas
Tex
Belmont
Mass
Mr. Egan
Guy Egan
Egan
Joseph Kocha
Liberty Street
Armstrongs Return From Bath Visit With Relatives
Cmdr. David M. Armstrong USN Mrs Armstrong and their three children Ellen Read and Betsy returned to their home after a week visit with Mrs Armstrongs parents Mr and Mrs Frank Rienochl at 854 Washington Street. The family stayed at the Shepard cottage at Popham Beach during their Bath visit Cmdr Armstrong is commander of the USS Willis A Lee D14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Armstrong
USN
Armstrong
Ellen
Read
Betsy
Frank Rienochl
Washington Street
Bath
Armstrongs
Shephard
Popham Beach
Cmdr. Armstrong
Willis A. Lee
Vernon Roderick of Woolwich at Bath Memorial hospital
Vernon Roderick of Woolwich is a medical patient at Bath Memorial hospital and is employed at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Roderick
Woolwich
Bath Memorial Hospital
Roderick
Bath Iron Works
Popham church attendance and local social events noted
A quiet Sunday service at Popham chapel was led by Rev Earl Erickson. The Popham Improvement Society held a successful supper and auction at the Library raising funds for library repairs. A forest fire threat near Sprague property was quelled by Kennebec Life Saving Station and local Fire Department. Vacationing families and residents frequent the White Spot and nearby cottages, with numerous visits from out of town guests and community activities at Camp Kingsley and Sebasco Estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Chapel
Earl Erickson
Popham Improvement Society
Popham Library
Sprague
U. S. Coast Guard
Kennebec
Joseph Hallett
Rochester
N. Y
Hallett
Maine
Brien Hallett
Camp Winona
Denmark
Wirthmore Feed Co
Damariscotta
White Spot
Ernest Oliver
Portland
Boothbay Harbor
Camp Kingsley
Crescent Lake
Robert Streeter
Peter Martin
Lewiston Couple Visiting Family in New England
Mr and Mrs F X Croteau of Lewiston are visiting two weeks with their daughter Mrs Harvey Bergeron and family. Mr and Mrs Joseph Currier of Lewiston are also mentioned in the social note. The brief item highlights relatives and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X.croteau
Lewiston
Harvey, Bergeron
Joseph Currier
Phippsburg community notices and events brief
Phippsburg Sportsman's Association hosts baked bean supper at Dromore grange hall Saturday with tickets at door. annual Japan meeting to follow and two films to be shown. Dromore Extension Association meets Wednesday to discuss crafts. Teenagers invited to Community Center event at Town Hall tonight. Albert F Totmar Library closes August 23. Phippsburg PTA voted $600 for hard top play area at new school. Center school used for storage as desks and books moved. surplus furnishings available via school committee. Outbound trip for Rev and Mrs Earl Eckerson August 18 to 23. Harrisburg visitors Mr and Mrs Albert Berrie noted. Mrs Clifford Pye visiting Topsham. Pauline Wyman arriving tonight for weekend. Stanwood Gil Tan and son William visiting Mapleton guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg Sportsman's Association
Dromore Grange Hall
Leo Zuluta
Dromore Extension Association
Albert F. Totmar
Phippsburg P. T. A
Earl Eckerson
Albert Berrie
Albert Jr
Rebecca
Jon
Mark
Harrisburg
Mark Harrington
Clifford Pye
Stanley Bruce
Topsham
Bruce
Norma Pye
Small Point
Kelly Wayne
Bath Memorial Hospital
Pauline Wyman
Center
Stanwood Gil- Tan
William
Oscar Keerstead
Mapleton
Phippsburg Boy Makes Bates College Dean's List
John S. Henderson of Phippsburg was among 122 Bates College students named to the Dean's List for the second semester of the 1957 58 year. Henderson, son of Mr and Mrs Albert B Henderson, is a member of the class of 1961 and achieved the required average above a B to qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Henderson
Phippsburg
Bates College
Henderson
Albert B. Henderson
Bates
Girl Scouts Invited To Take Part In Parade
Local Girl Scouts are asked to join a parade on Saturday August 23 linked to the Hospital Building Fund fair. Scouts should contact their leader or Betty Footer at HI 3-4853 by August 16. Open invitation extends to all local clubs for the two day event August 22 and 23 and the parade. helpers may contact Daniel Scully at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Footer
Daniel Scully
Bath Iron Works
Parker Head Personal Hems Mr. and Mrs. William Wyman
Parker Head notes a flurry of visitors and family movements around the Wyman household. Jackie Wyman undergoes minor surgery at Maine Medical Center while Charles Wyman fractures his left arm after a bicycle fall treated at Mercy hospital.
New Jersey’s 55 Resort Towns Along the Shore
A survey notes that New Jersey holds 55 resort towns spread along its 120 mile ocean front offering seasonal tourism, beaches, and seaside activities across multiple coastal communities.
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Cora Moerke
Georgetown
Sylvia Warren
Hew
James Steven
Moerke
Mueste
Stevens
Robert Niles
Robert
Syracuse
Merle C Niles
Clinton A. Fleming
Andrews
Salvation Army
Fiemings
A&p
Harry L. Day
Green Street
Harrison W. Hubbard
Redbank
Gertrude Haskell
Oliver W. Bell
Harvey V. Anderson
Bell
Round Pond
Louis M. Silverman
Oak Street
Leon Brown
Richard and
Linwood
Ledford Street
Megantic
Quebec
Stanley W. Judkins
William D. Sewall
Winslow
Wash
Arthur Sewall
Washington
Charles Clark
James Day
State Y. MC. A
Lake
Harold J. Gos
Gardiner and Marrtown
Robert Manson
Winnegance
George Labbe
Russell Smiley
Walter C. Knight
Sprucewood
Andrea G. Radley
Quincy, Mass
Warren Jewell
Fayetteville, N. C
Popham
Eugene Duchin
Karin
Livingston
Mark Goldman
John Ham
Wellesley
Blanche Westall
Laurence Chattley
Stanley W. Perkins
C. Joseph Perkins
Norman Perkins
George Ellis
White Plains
Leon Fickett
Terrill Marsh
Ronald
Greenwich
Charles Bragdon
Gardiner
Norman Hartfiel
Hillsboro
Hartfiel
Robert Harlow
Marguerite McNulty
Sebasco Estate
Charles Gaunce
Buchanan Cotttage
Francis Shaw
Needham
Linwood Payson
Cochituate
Myra Scott
Elizabeth Rollins
Ellison H. Taylor
Laurence
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Laurence Taylor
Herman Shepard
George Oliver
Willard
Roger
Edward Marsh
Westfield
Dussault
Percy Brailey
Kingston, Conn
Thurman Lord
Pendleton
Sprague House
Lyndonville
Charles Donnell
Kalamazoo
Mich
Charles Norris
Norfolk
Donnells
Emma Newdick
Edith Oliver
PTA Hall
Phippsburg Center
Bailey’s Beach
George Conklin
St. Anne
White Mountains
Norman Troncrud
Christoper
Loring Hart
Cox’s. Head