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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1951

Page

3

Wiscasset School Staff Named for 1951 52 Year

Supt Stanwood C Gilman lists Wiscasset schools staff for 1951 52 with Sherwin Stanley as principal Hildebrandt as sub master Mrs Winnifred Sherman lan John Daigle commercial Joyce Foss home economics and John L Brooks manual training Daigle and Foss hold college credentials Brooks teaches industrial arts several teachers re elected and grades listed Bowdoin College organ recital announced with Harlan B Peabody as performer focused on local church activities and weather damaged hay supplies plus community notices and obituaries

Supt. of Stanwood C. Gilman Wiscasset Sherwin Stanley Hildebrandt Winnifred Sherman John Daigle Joyce Foss John L. Brooks Daigle Husson Commercial College U. of M Miss Foss Brooks Industrial Arts City College Boston A. Linwool - Varney Houston Frederick Carlton Helen Leadbetter Martha T. Foss Beryle Doyle Grace E. Chapman Josephine Merry Roberta Bates Doris York

Family visits and local notes from Bath area

Somerville residents stay at the Lambert house on Gray's Hill for August. Mrs. Benjamin Johnson of Cochituate visits her nephews Harry Oscar and Stuart Bailey. Pfc Earl B Colby Jr moved from Camp Lejeune to Portsmouth after surgery from parachute tests. Charles E Caton enlists in the U S Navy. Donna and Roberta Croxford visit relatives in North Edgecomb. Mrs Ralph Harvey hosts in Bath. E Lawrence Lewis visited Byron Ludwig. Rufus S Sewall visits his father in Bath. A son is born to Dr and Mrs Arthur A Nichols in Damariscotta. Mrs Marshall Beattie and Sara Ann return to Virginia after visiting Sara Bradford. The tanker Victoria sailed after pumping 60,000 barrels from Mason plant Birch Point. American Legion Auxiliary to serve baked bean and salad supper.

Somerville Mass Lambert U. S. Navy Donna Roberta Croxford Donald Poole North Edgecomb Ralph Harvey Greenville S. C Barnes Bath Road E. Lawrence Lewis Byron Ludwig Orff’s Corner Rufus S. Sewall Beaufort N. C Charles S. Sewall Arthur A. Nichols Miles Memoral Hostital Damariscotta Marshall Beattie Sara Ann Virginia Mason Plant Birch Point American Legion Auxiliary

Bath Merchants Plan Special Sales Days

Bath merchants plan special shopping days in the first week of September. A follow up meeting at City Hall on August 20 will set plans for Bath Daily Times advertising and other matters. Directors include Levesque, King, Hazen, True, Hutchins, Kirkpatrick, Small, Menealley.

Bath Chamber of Commerce Bath City Hall Bath Daily Times Weekly Independent Mark King Paul Levesque

Cosmo Garden Club Visits Three Gardens

Cosmopolitan Garden club members met Monday afternoon visiting the garden of Mrs Albert Whitney on Center street then the home of past president Mrs Linwood Boardman of Meadowway and finally the summer home of club president Mrs Carville Douglas at Montsweag Bay Woolwich. Final plans were made for the August 22 Flower Show at the clubhouse and for Togus project visits to the Veterans hospital on August 24 and 31.

Cosmopolitan Garden Club Albert Whitney Center Street Linwood Boardman Meadowway Garden Club Carville Douglas Montsweag Bay Woolwich Douglas Veterans’ Hospital

Bath Iron Works Field Day and Clam Bake Honors

Nearly 500 Bath Iron Works employees gathered at Brown's Field West Bath for the third annual field day and clam bake hosted by the Recreational Association. John E Hayes and Miss Yvonne Dionne won the top prizes, Hayes receiving 25 dollars from the AFL and Dionne 50 dollars from the association. Featured guests included William S Newell and J William Schulze along with longtime retirees from the shipyard.

Bath Iron Works Brown's Field West Bath John E. Hayes Bath Yvonne Dionne Dionne Recreational Association Mr. Hayes American Federation of Labor William S. Newell Board of J. William Schulze

Woolwich and Nequasset Auxiliary Meeting Highlights

The Woolwich Nequasset Auxiliary gathered with Mrs Clyde Baker on Aug 2 led by president Mrs Ruth Dubar. A report on the July 12 outdoor fair noted rain forced the event to the vestry yet it was successful with a good sum raised. Plans for an Aug 16 Edgecomb outing were announced with private car transport and picnic lunches.

Nequasset Clyde Baker Ruth Dubar Fort Edgecomb Edgecomb Mina Swift Ethel Bailey June Anderson Lloyd and Neal Evelyn Baker Ethel Seegar Karen Kirk Anna Seegar Margaret Wagstaff Amy Cromwell George T. McLellan Ethel Blake Jean W. C. Squires Hampden Mass Clarence Carlton

Local Social News Highlights from Sagadahoc and Surrounding Areas

Numerous residents and visitors travel along the Maine coast and to New Brunswick. Highlights include Zehner teaching at Oberlin and touring Kennebunk Beach, Strout family in Woolwich, Coast Guard enlistee Richard Woerter stationed at Cape May, and several visits to Westport, Bath, and Sagadahoc Ferry. Community events feature a Spinning Wheel club meeting and a Riverside Cemetery fundraiser.

Spinning Wheel Club Maurice Hathorne Melissa Main Bath Jennie Howe Susie Bean Boothbay Arthur Bean Mason Carter Day's Ferry Riverside Cemetery Association U. S. Coast Guard Cape May N. J Morse High Richard Woerter S. R Charles Francois Long Island N. Y Francois William Woerter Nequasset Burton West George West Wilmington Mass Ralph Reynolds Ferry Road Vera Dexter Pemaquid Harbor Ralph Hatch Sagadahoc Ferry Capt Hatch Florida Clearwater Nelson Carter Hoyt Carter Velma B. Strout Cora Richards Marion Babcock West Somerville Iva Snow Medford Costello P. Hall Clinton Pellett Danielson Stanley Strout New York City Woolwich Strout Leah E. Strout Phippsburg Blanche J. Bunker Los Angeles Calif Boothbay Harbor Edith Campbell Plymouth Westport George D. Richardson Amos Knight Ralph Jewett Jewett Westport Junction Ernest Smith Beverly Kingsbury Smith Cottage Westport Island Charles MacMawho

Paving Work Underway In City Business District

W H Hinman Inc contractors are resurfacing Front Center and Water streets with a $16000 city appropriation from the General Surplus fund. Final wearing coat to follow next week as work covers Front from Lombard to Summer and Center to the railroad, Water from Center to Leeman highway. Water street requires special leveling due to granite paving blocks.

W. H. Hinman, Inc Front Street Lombard Street Summer Street Center Street Front Washington Street Water Street Leeman Highway Vine Street Center Elm Lambard Street Ralph F. Mittendorf Richard Barstow Westbrook Partshness North Anson

Beaton Enters Maine Maritime Academy from Morse High

Donald F. Beaton son of Mr and Mrs Daniel A Beaton 58 Western Ave Morse High School class of 1951 enters the U S Maritime Academy at Castine He is the second Bath student from Morse to join the academy Henry M Powers Jr is the other Beaton led Morse track team as captain and starred in football and basketball while active in sports at the school

Donald F. Bealtuon Donald F. Beaton Daniel A. Beaton Western Avenue Morse High School U. S. Maritime Academy Castine Young Beaton Bath Maritime Academy Morse High Henry M. Powers, Jr Mohiba Beaton

Sabino Notes Mrs. Henry Hodgdon and Daughter Visit

Mrs. Henry G. Hodgdon and her daughter Miss Amy Hodgdon are noted in Sabino society circles for a recent outing. The brief item highlights their presence at a local event and mentions family ties within the Hodgdon surname.

Henry G. Hodgdon Amy Hodgdon

Social visitors and local events at Bath and area

Friday callers visited Mrs. Samuel Bates and Mrs. George Bailey on Green Street Bath. Mrs. William Foster returned to Topsham after visiting Bates and Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Horley left for Arlington Mass after a colony visit. Extensions list weekend guests from Peabody and Wellesley Mass and Boothbay Harbor. Picnic supper announced for this evening at 6 15 with coffee. social hour to follow. A meeting Saturday formed a committee to lead the August 25 hall supper. committee members Mrs. Doris Aikenhead and Mrs. Pearl Tanguay.

William Foster Topsham Sabine Samuel Bates George Bailey A. G. Horley Arlington, Mass Colony Mary Twill Peabody Mass Elizabeth Eade Ray Perry Nancy Wellesley Farms Boothbay Harbor C. Lloyd Hooker Doris Aikenhead Pearl Tanguay

Birch Point Village Corporation Elects Officers

The Birch Point Village Corporation held its annual meeting at Miss Esther Brown’s cottage. Daniel Williams elected moderator and Linwood Haines named sanitary board member among others. August 29 adjournment set for further talks on roads.

Birch Point Esther Brown Daniel Williams John A. Greene James B. Drake Donald Preble Carl Langbehn Alvah Morse Percy Low Linwood Haines Harry E. Ring Alden Denham J. E. Drake, Jr Jurgess Chester Plant Alex Burgess Justus Miller

Rock Hill Inn hosts field day of West Bath grangers

A large turnout attended the Past Masters and Past Lecturers Council annual field day at Rock Hill Inn. Local residents and visitors, including Mrs. arren Davis, state president, joined a series of events and social gatherings across Bath and nearby towns.

Pared potatoes baked with paprika butter

Recipe note suggests paring potatoes and sprinkling paprika before baking. Butter or margarine is brushed on for a golden brown finish.

Cancer ranks as second leading US killer after heart disease

Cancer remains the second leading cause of death in the United States, trailing only heart ailments, while accidental causes occupy third place in national mortality rankings.

United States

Grange Honors Members As State National Master Award

The Grange reports a member award for achieving 10 new members in a year to honor Albert Goss. Mrs. Evelyn Beals received a 25 year silver star. The meeting featured tubist program, readings, music, and a later paper drive led by Arthur Williams. Local attendees and Aug 28 next meeting noted.

Dromore Eutreas Albert Goss Elmer Re Grange Evelyn Beals Elfreda Perkins Bath Sopwier Maggie Aletha Campbell Perkins Gaspe Peninsula Quebec Thomas Tracey Jessie Morrill Lillian Blair Brothers of the Grange Ada King Mabel Williams Edna Williams Dorothy Williams Theresa Williams Marilyn Holbrook Alma Holbrook Florence Rollins the Grange Sophie McPherson Arthur Williams

Grange Past Masters Hold Sunday Outing at Rock Hill Inn

The Sagadahoc Granges Past Masters Association and Lecturers' Council met at Rock Hill Inn West Bath for a Sunday picnic. About 50 members from Dirigo Dromore Enterprise Progressive Bodwell West Bath Tops ham attended with guests including Ex Senator Neil S Bishop and Mrs Bishop. Men enjoyed outdoor games and swimming while lobsters clams and coffee were served at a shore lunch. A September 20 meeting in Phippsburg with Dromore grange was planned.

Sagadahoc Masters’ Association Rock Hill Inn West Bath Dirigo Dromore Enterprise Progressive Bodwell Topsham Everett G. Lemont Lemont Sabine New Meadows Dromore Grange Phippsburg

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