Summer sale at St Philip's raises funds for parish work
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Philip's church held a Friday summer sale from 10 to 2 with a snack bar and noon luncheon. Mrs Harvey Beane led as general chairman and Mrs Henry Darling supervised refreshments. Community events included a 100th anniversary service officiated by Rt Rev William Scarlett and a municipal court fines session for overloaded trucks.
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St. Philip’s Church
Harvey Beane
Henry E. Darling
St. Philip’s
William Scarlett
Missouri
Castine
Lincoln County
Charles G. Chase
High Street
Carolyn Varney
Lincoln Home For
Washington Street
Main Street
Ellsworth Holbrook’s
Sandy Shores
Warren
Grace A. Crowley
Grace Sewall
John MacFarlane
Trustees
Lincoln
Newcastle
James Ross
Washington, D. C
Fiddler
Willow Lane
Clinton Harris
Auburn
Rufus S. Sewall
Beaufort
N. C
Charles S. Sewall
Fred F. Pendleton
Myrtie Hall Pendleton
Bath
Jefferson
James and
Lucy Morse Hall
Wiscasset
Lawrence Averill
Truck crash on Leeman Highway under investigation
Chief Gaudreau stated Moran's speed was 25 mph before loss of control on Leeman Highway. A minor fire erupted in the truck's wiring as Engine 4 responded. Mrs Charles Andre Jr and children left after a visit, returning to Cheshire Conn. Andre to teach in Ridgewood N J next year.
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Leeman Highway
Gaudreau
Moran
Charles Andre, Jr
Charles Russell
Kerry Sue
Cheshire
Woolwich Notes of Weddings and Generations
This week in Woolwich and Day's Ferry features 21st wedding anniversary for Albert Richard and wife, baby granddaughter Derry Anne born at Portsmouth Naval Hospital to A3/c Henry S. Cope Jr. and wife, Malta station news, family visits, and gatherings across multiple households including the Arsenault, St. Pierre, Hathorne, Guptill, and Tanner families.
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Albert Richard
Day's Ferry
A.3
Richard
Estella H. Wade
St. Petersburg
Fla
Cope
Malta
U. S. Naval Commission
Washington, D. C
Alex St. Pierre
Woolwich
John Arsenault
Timmy
Chelsea
Mass
Joseph Arsenault
Robert
Bath
Clarence Cunningham
Janice
Topsham
Gene Tardiff
Brunswick
Dove Gagne
Dove, Jr
David
Denis
Danny
Donald
Doris
Dominique
Douglas
Richard St. Pierre
Gail
Dale
Common Sense Campaign Message From Jim Oliver
Jim Oliver, a Democratic candidate for Congress, argues for higher wages in Maine, relief for small independent businesses, farmer price pressures, and aid for fixed income families. He criticizes the incumbent for inaction over fourteen years and urges voters to consider representation effectiveness.
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Maine
More Cottages Rising at Oceanhurst Maine Resort
Oceanhurst on the Maine coast shows progress as frame cottages near completion along West Point shore. Promoters Leonard Thombs report four cottages begun last summer are now occupied by Bath residents Richard Haskell Nathan W Watson Leonard F Wetherbee and Thombs. Two more cottages are under construction for Paul Graustuck and Donald Hill of Bath. The world produced 788 million tons of petroleum in 1955.
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Oceanhurst
Maine
West Point
Leonard Thombs
Richard H. Haskell
Nathan W. Watson
Leonard F. Wetherbee
Thombs
Bath
Paul J. Graustuck
Donald Hill
City
Parker Head Unity Circle Plans Meets and Events
Parker Head Unity Circle will meet with Mrs Earl Lowell Aug 14 at the Parker Head Schoolhouse. The circle cancels food safe plans for Aug 18 and will hold a tea Aug 29 at Mrs Harold Cushman’s home in Sebasco. A silver tea parcel post sale white elephants gifts and candy will be served. All are welcome to a reception for the Dubie family at Town Hall Aug 20 at 8 p.m.
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Unity Circle
Earl Lowell
Parker Head
Harold Cushman
Sebasco
Dubie
Bath Wctu
May
PTA
Thayer Farm
Phippsburg Center Congregational Church
Robert Talbot
Walter Cushing
Ronald Nadeau
Cushing
Bath
John S. Libby
Robert Hirster
Lisbon Falls
Lewis Lowell
Harpswell
Francis Lander
Bernard Wyman
Lonnie Belt
Forreston Wallace
James Temple
Charles Pe
William Temple
Eugene Ross
Ross
Brightwater
Leonard Arsenault
Massachusetts
Herbert Bassett
Eva Bangs
Melrose
Sam Sternberg
Bassetts
Bassett
Weiner Rock
Ashton Nickerson
David Yphantis
Sandra Jean
Quincy Mass
Logan Cottage
Archie Erickson
Laura Gage
East Boston
Leslie Logan
Donald Logan
Winnegance
Haas
New Jersey
Harold Barkalow
Red Bank N. J
Arthur Leary
Arthur Thompson
Bangor
Eugene Harrington
Alston Oliver
Paul Purington
Mr. Purington
Alpheus Purington
J. A Darling
Charles Wyman
Kennebec
Neill Page
Debbie
F. A. Libby
Olive Deejay
Leston Harrington
Clyde Moore
Lewis Moore
Vivian Robinson
Grace Gross
F. A. Libby and
St. Mary's Church
Westermeyer
Francis Gray
Scarboro
Betsy Gamble
Brunswick
Barbara Harrington
Albert Gray
Francis
David
Lizzie Gray
Castine
Brooksville
Russell Turner
Portland
Leonard Turner
Sharron Turner
Robin Hutchins
Howard Hutchins
Russell Turner Jr
Kenneth Weeks
Phippsburg Center
T. L. Totman
Earl Hamel
Winneyance
Ramon Hamel
Malcolm O'Brien Jr
West Bath 4-H Club Meets at Be langer Home
West Bath residents attend 4-H meeting at Pauline B langer home with discussion of new projects and fairs in Skowhegan Windsor Lewiston Tops ham and New Gloucester. Attendees include Barbara and Christine Fuller Marie Earle Joan Ring Reta Hennessey and Ruth Roundy of Walpole Mass. Next meeting set at Fuller home.
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Shamrocks
Pauline Belanger
Skowhegan Fair
Windsor Fair
Lewiston Fair
Topsham Fair
New Gloucester Fair
Barbara
Christine Fuller
Marie Earle
Joan Ring
Reta Hennessey
Ruth Roundy
Walpole
Mass
Bay Point social rounds with Sullivans and visitors
The Bay Point summer colony hosted and visited many neighbors this weekend. The Sullivans and Millers returned home, Ruth Keen entertained Betty O Neil, and several guests from Auburn Roosevelt and Boston joined in various calls and visits to Dedham Roxbury Portland and Revere Beach, with several trips to Reid State Park.
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Sullivans
Walter Quance
Auburn
Bay Point
Earl Rouse
Boston
Charles Keissling
Dresden
Dedham
Mass
William Coombs
Bath
Emery Rideout
Knights
Karen Ann Furbish
Roxbury
Halen Sullivan
James MelIntire
Fred Morse
Dwight Furbish
Stanley Gidarovsk
Glastonbury
Alton, Jr
Percy Gross
Waldoboro
Phippsburg Couple Remembered On 50th Anniversary
The popular Phippsburg couple were honored today with a shower of cards flowers and three wedding cakes in recognition of their fifty years of marriage.
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Phippsburg
Popham Beach Hosts Reception For Dubie family
A reception for Mr and Mrs Norman E Dubie will be held Aug 20 at 8 pm in the Town hall. Dubie serves as pastor of Phippsburg and Small Point churches and leads summer services. Mrs Dubie assists in Bible schools and church work. The Dubies and two children reside at the Small Point parsonage. The Popham Beach Improvement Association held its board and annual meeting Thursday at the library, with reports on the joint fair with Popham Circle and more.
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Norman E. Dubie
Dubie
Phippsburg
Small Point
Small Point Parsonage
Popham Beach
Popham Circle
Marguerite McNulty
Vernon M. Mattson
Ernest Oliver
Roland MacIntosh
Guy Crowley
Crowley
Oliver
Ellison Moody
Shore activity and visiting notes around Atkins Bay area
Army engineers marked the shore at Atkins Bay while the dredger worked on the Kennebec. Yachts enjoyed favorable sailing weather as a tug and barge moved from Woolwich. Local extension club plans a supper for the Sportsman's club of Phippsburg and an Aug 24 meeting will cover Your Food Pocketbook and You. Several Mass visitors left for Liverpool Falls after visits to local residents. multiple families and individuals from New England were noted visiting Old Orchard Beach, Bath, Marblehead, Freeport, Wolfeboro, Quincy, Plainfield, and New Brunswick.
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Army
Atkins Bay
Kennebec
Woolwich
Richard Baker
Needham
Mass
Mavis Query
Newton Center
Lewis Cottage
Livermore Falls
Henry Query
Madeline Nickerson
Harwichport
Ruth Canfield
Richard Dozois
Albert Gray
Parker Head
Old Orchard Beach
Katherine Johnson
Percy Johnson
Bath
Edward P. Thomas
Thomas
Minot Percy
Joseph Schilk
Marblehead
Whitinsville
Joyce Perkins
New Brunswick
N. J
Earle B. Perkins
Edith Perkins
Ruth Canfield Visits Hatley Hannaford Family in New Jersey
Ruth Canfield visits Pop ham Beach New Jersey and is seen with the Hatley Hannaford family. Miss Judy Hannaford joins her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Hannaford during the outing.
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Arthur Frey
South Hadley
Mass
Ledgewood
Ruth F. Suarez
Connecticut
Cheshire
Harry Hannaford
Joan
Judy
Cox’s Head
Donald McHale
Carter Cook
Bronxville
N. Y
Marsh Cottage
Elizabeth Rollins
West Somerville
Myra Scott
Linwood Payson
Wayland
Canaan
Conn
John B. Wilbur
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Bentley
Boston
Wilbur
Bentley
Stanley W. Hyde
Henry Murphy
New Jersey
Ruth Canfield
Popham Beach
Moona N. J
Hatley Hannaford
Judy Hannaford
Garden Club Plans Visits and Events for Fall
The Garden Club will visit the Veterans hospital at Togus late this month to distribute flowers in patients rooms dining room and chapel. The Activities committee will sponsor a Dessert bridge in September and a supper for Delta Kappa Gamma on November 16 with Mrs Colby serving as president. The Cosmopolitan club will host a program September 5 directed by Mrs Mabel Harris. The Community Betterment committee outlines plans for more work on the club grounds. Open House at Wiscasset Wednesday Harpswell Flower show August 15 and 16 and a Judging School on flower arrangements at Orono in September with President Mrs Whitney as delegate. Members voted to donate to Memorial Hospital Auxiliary fair in October.
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Veterans Hospital
Togus
Delta Kappa Gamma
Colby
Cosmopolitan Club
Mabel Harris
Community Betterment Committee
Wiscasset
Harpswell
Orono
Whitney
Memorial Hospital
Fred Quimby
Carrie Hall
Annie Colby
Roscoe McFadden
Maude McQuaide
Route Overpass to End Bath Traffic Bottlenecks
The Bath Carlton bridge opened in 1927 linking an overpass to Route 1, replacing 200 years of ferry travel and easing a long traffic bottleneck. The final connecting thoroughfare through Bath will finish with the proposed overpass while Sweden published 4 758 book titles in 1955.
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Bath
Carlton Bridge
Pe Hat
OPN
Sweden
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