Miss Judith Ann Sargent Becomes Bride of Lawrence E Wold
Judith Ann Sargent, a kindergarten teacher at the Workshop School in Longmeadow Massachusetts, married Lawrence Eugene Wold. Wold, a Morse High School class of 1944 member, is a United States Maritime Officers School graduate from New London Connecticut and recently returned to service after work with the Bakelite Division of Union Carbide in West Bath. Out of town guests included a long list of relatives and friends from Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Virginia, and New Jersey, gathered for the ceremony and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workshop
Longmeadow
Mass
Wold
Morse High School
United States Maritime Officers’ School
New London
George E. Ferrell
James A. Howe
Waterville
Walter M. Hill, Jr
Martha J. Talbot
Springfield
William’ Marsh
Abington
Philip Wilder
Brunswick
Victor Grace
Fort Lee
N. J
William Weatherbee
Brewer
Blair Wilson
Melrose
Mrs Lawrence E Wold marries Judith Sargent in Winter Street Church
Miss Judith Ann Sargent and Lawrence Eugene Wold were married at Winter Street Congregational Church in a 4 PM ceremony. The bride wore chantilly lace with a Brussels lace veil, and the groom's Navy service is noted. Post ceremony, a reception followed at the bride’s home with family attending. The couple plans a Nova Scotia wedding trip before settling in Virginia at Dahlgren Navy base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Ann Sargent
George Edwin Sargent
Middle Street
Lawrence Eugene Wold
United States Navy
Leslie Just Wold
Court Street
Wintertreet Congregational Church
Richard J. Schaper
Maurice Hutchins
Granville Simpson White, Jr
Suzanne Campfield
New Hartford
N. Y
Elizabeth Blatz
Wilmington
Del
Ann Collins
Belmont Mass
Paul Tourtlotte
Bath
Edward Atkinson
Warren Atkinson
Frederick Andrews
Portland
Walter Hill, Jr
Springfield
Mass
Owen Shull
Herndon
Sargent
Joan Shull
Elaine Atkinson
Ernest C. Shull
Gerald Atkinson
Elwyn Furniss
Ralph Keating
Nova Scotia
Virginia
M. Wold
Navy Proving Grounds
Dahlgren
Bath Junior Legion player earns college sports scholarship
Richard Dickie Johnson, son of former Morse High Coach William R. Johnson, has won a sports scholarship to Wilbraham Academy in Wilbraham Massachusetts this fall and will proceed to Brown University. A Morse multi athlete, he helped Bath’s junior legion to the Maine title and led Scituate High in Bay State cham pionship runs. The Johnsons formerly lived at 39 Central Avenue in Bath where William Johnson now coaches in Scituate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Junior Legion
Richard “Dickie” Johnson
Morse High
William R. Johnson
Scituate
Mass
Wilbraham Academy
Wilbraham
Brown University
Scituate High
Young Johnson
Morse
Maine
Scituate, Mass
Pring
Johnson
Central Avenue
Baby Conferences Set by Public Health Nursing Association
The Baby Conferences of the Public Health Nursing Association will be held in August on each Wednesday at 2 PM at the Public Health Nursing rooms on Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Nursing Association
Public Health Nursing Rooms
Front Street
School Calendar Announced by Superintendent
Public schools in Arrowsic Georgetown Phippsburg Westport and Woolwich reopen for fall term Monday Sept 10 following the Bath Calendar for 1951 52 as announced by Superintendent Stanwood Gilman of Sebasco Estates. The schedule lists term starts closes and holidays with total days and adjustments for bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsic
Georgetown
Phippsburg
Westport
Woolwich
Stanwood C. Gilman
Sebasco Estates
Bath
Morse
Dresden and Wiscasset School Calendars for 1951 52
The Dresden calendar lists Sept 10 start for elementary with Bridge academy registration, and Sept 17 tentative County Convention counted as school days. It outlines terms from fall 69 days, winter 34 days, spring 77 days totaling 180 days for high schools per state law, with notes on holidays and early terms. Wiscasset reopen date Sept 3 with fall term calendar, tentative dates Oct 25-26 for State convention, and teacher meetings. continued on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Bridge Academy
Lincoln
Wiscasset
Bath Residents Back From Long Absence On Trip
William S. Newell former Bath Iron Works president and current director chair returned home Friday with his daughter Mrs Eastham Guild and Miss Barbara Ross after a weeks cruise via Cunard liner Coronia. They toured Iceland Norway Sweden and England meeting friendly locals and enjoying American offerings. They joined by Mr Newell's elder daughter Mrs Paul Tiemer and friends. Bath Iron Works field day and clambake followed as residents celebrated being back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works
Eastham Guild
Barbara Ross
Mr. Newell
Bath
London
England
Guild
Miss Ross
New York
Cunard
Coronia
Reykjavik
Iceland
Norway
Sweden
Oslo
Brown Field
West Bath
Secretary of State Addresses Rotary at Tuesday Luncheon
Harold I. Goss the Maine Secretary of State spoke at the Rotary Club lunch noting Maine's climate scenery and neighborly advantages and urging promotion of the state. He discussed the Pilgrims Port land history and praised the proposed model constitution with the Executive Council as a check on officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Harold I. Goss
Goss
Bay Point
Rodney Brooke
Maine
Motor Vehicle Administrators Association of America
Rangeley
General Motors
Plymouth Rock
Portland
Massachusetts
Cosmos Club Informal Flower Show Set for August 22
Plans completed for the Cosmopolitan Garden club informal flower show at the clubhouse on August 22 from 2 15 to 8 p m Exhibits may be sent to miscellaneous table or entered in any class with no judging The public may view and light refreshments will be offered Exhibits must be in place by 1 p m committee includes Mrs Albert Whitney Mrs Linwood Boardman Mrs Bernard MacDonald Mrs Gerard Billington and Miss Alice Johnson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Albert Whitney
Linwood Boardman
Bernard MacDonald
Gerard Billington
Alice Johnson
Allen Noble
Fred Quimby
Margaret Foote
Cosmos
Carville Douglas
William Dennison
Bath's Battery Set to Observe Anniversary in U S Armed Forces
Bath's Battery B 703rd AAA Gun Battalion will mark its first anniversary of induction into the U S armed forces on Tuesday August 14 at Fort Hancock New Jersey. The unit entered Federal service on August 14 1950 after assembling at the Bath armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath’s
U. S
Bath
Fort Hancock
N. J
Armed Forces of
United States
Coast Artillery
National Guard
Kelley Field
J. Horace McClure
Battery B
Camp Gordon
Georgia
New Jersey
Winners in Tuesday's Doll Carriage Parade
City Park hosted a doll carriage parade under Recreation Director Edward J. Mc Mann and Chief Supervisor Miss Germaine Bonney. Prizes ranged from 1 to 3 dollars across age groups with girls and boys winning in multiple classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
Edward J. McMann
Germaine Bonney
Istrow
Paula
June Lessard
Amy Crockett
Sandra Perkins
Judy More
Gloria Banks
Linda Ashe
Tommy Cahoon
George Pickard
Nan Fuller
Joline Levesque
Merline Osborne
John
William Whitcomb
Hospital Board And Auxiliary Confer On Monthly Session
The Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary directors met in the hospital auxiliary room for their weekly session. Reports covered treasurer and secretary duties plus a list of new hospital purchases and issued articles. Plans for the annual hospital fair include a fried clam supper chaired by Mrs. Richard Kimball. One Marshall Islands atoll is named New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Roger Luke
Charles B. Doyle
Dean Shaw
Harold Avery
W. Dayton Hill
Edward St. Martin
Richard Kimball
Marshall Islands
Slow August for Tuna Harpooners at Boothbay Harbor
The West Point tuna fleet endured fog and poor fishing with harpooners chasing wakes at Boone Island off Ogunquit. Ernest M. Wallace led catches with eight fish, followed by Carl H. MelIntire with six and Oscar A. Gilliam with four. Continuous fog hampered results and many boats resumed work after a short rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Boothbay Harbor
West Pointers
Boone Island
Ogunquit
Ernest M. Wallace
Carl H. MelIntire
Oscar A. Gilliam
Richard P
Christopher Wallace
Cod Ledge
Herman Smith
Merle Gilliam
Calvin Smith
Carl H. McIntire
Naval Academy Superintendent at Birch Point
Vice Admiral Harry W. Hill superintendent of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis and his wife are vacationing at Birch Point Summer colony. He had no comment on whether a disclosure like West Point’s 80 to 90 cadets facing dismissal could occur at Annapolis. Hill is visiting his daughter Mrs. James B. Drake whose husband heads St James School in St James Md. Senators have suggested abolishing both service academies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Hill
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Hill
Birch Point
St. James School
St. James
United States
Military
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Winter Street Church
Sargent Home
By Douglas
Baths Junior Legion
Dickie Johnson
Wilbraham, Mass
Academy
Baby Conferences
Dresden and
W. S. Newell
Mrs. Guild
Ross Back
Rotary
Cosmo Club
Dike Playground
Keith Crockett
Denny Road
Huse Playground
Cyrus P. Ashe
Center Street
Hyde Playground
Lovely
David More
Drayton Road
Dike
George Banks
Denny. Road
Hyde
Reid Perkins
Lark Street
Jolene Levesque
South
Albert Levesque
Shepard Street
June
Paula Lessard
Lionel Lessard
Noble Avenue
Princess Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Prince
John Osborne
Bedford Street
Albert Fuller
Granite Street
Virgil Whitcomb
Earl Cahoon
Washington Street
Harold Pickard
Herbert T. Caverly
Claude S. Gillette
Richard H. Davis
Washington, D. C
Roger Jackins
Betty Reed
Joan Batchelder
Lowvise Allain
Patsy Blake
Margaret McCabe
Joan Brooks
Janet Cohen
Marcia Marquis
Sandra Daley
Susan Norton
Doris White
Beverly Ring
Betty Newell
Marie Michaud
Leon Rouillard
Warren
Sonny” Munsey
Joe Avery
Naval Academy
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