Pemaquid Chapter Hosts Saturday Guests at Two Rivers
Col. Dimmer Sewall chapter D A R members visited Pemaquid chapter at Two Rivers Sheepscot the Summer home of Mrs Nora Chase Malden Mass. Bath attendees included Mrs Harry E Ring Mrs Leonard M Lord Mrs Percy C Bailey Miss Elwina F Durgin Miss Alice B Shorey Miss Margaret R Foote Mrs Elmer D Hodgkins Miss Jane E Lemont and Mrs Wilmer I Voorhees local Red Cross Junior chair. Mrs Frederick Pennoyer spoke on Red Cross work in Washington D C and Francis Saunders Wayland Mass spoke on Copley and Gilbert Stuart. Mrs Saunders sang three solos and Mrs Voorhees described Bath Junior chapter work. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Dimmer Sewall
D.A.R
Pemaquid
Two Rivers
Sheepscot
Nora Chase
Malden
Mass
Bath
Harry E. Ring
Leonard M. Lord
Percy C. Bailey
Elwina F. Durgin
Alice B. Shorey
Margaret R. Foote
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Jane E. Lemont
Wilmer I. Voorhees
American Red Cross
Frederick Pennoyer
Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Francis Saunders
Wayland
Copley
Gilbert Stuart
Saunders
Voorhee
Swampscot Guests Vacationing at Sabine Cottage
Mr and Mrs Albert Richards and their daughter Carol Ann join Mrs Raymond D Crooker Mrs Frank Eastwood and Wilfred Cormier all of Swampscot for a two week stay at the Everett G Lemont cottage at Sabine Mrs Crooker formerly Miss Margaret Neagle of this city is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Richards
Carol Ann
Raymond D. Crooker
Frank Eastwood
Wilfred Cormier
Swampscot
Everett G. Lemont
Sabine
Crooker
Margaret Neagle
Stirring Address At Bath Republican Women Meeting
Mrs Kenneth Reed of Prouts Neck and New York spoke to the Bath Women’s Republican Club at City Hall. She warned of foreign influence and totalitarianism, urged deportation of Harry Bridges, praised Wendell Willkie, and urged reporting suspicious activity to the FBI. The meeting praised her message and called for renewed support of the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Kenneth Reed
Prout's Neck
New York
Women’s Republican Club
Common Council
City Hall
Edmund A. Rothwell
Grace Dickinson
Madam Perkins
Harry Bridges
FBLI
Mount Tom
Lusitania
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
White House
Instructors Named for Bath Schools for September
The Bath Board of Education announces new staff joining Bath schools in September continuing a full term. Raleigh Glynn of Needham MA will teach physical education at Morse High replacing Duncan Farrell. Miss Mary Morris of Portland will teach grade six at Weeks Street. Miss Pauly Metcalf of Augusta will teach grade three at North Primary. Miss Roberta Hathorne of Woolwich will teach grade one at North Primary. Mrs Carrie C. Smith becomes North Primary principal replacing Miss Martha Hooper. Miss Barbara Fisher formerly of Littlefield will fill Hathorne’s position at Lowell School. Miss Elizabeth Pinkham of Bath replaces Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Raleigh Glynn
Needham
Mass
Morse High
Mary Morris
Portland
Weeks Street
Pauly Metcalf
Augusta
North
Roberta Hathorne
Woolwich
Glynn
Duncan H. Farrell
Needham High School
Boston University
North Quincy
Morris
Deering High School
Gorham Normal School
Gorham
Oxford
Miss Morris
Marjorie Cole
Rockland
Miss Metcalf
Martha Hooper
Cony High School
Southwest Harbor
Miss Hathorne
Celia McCormick
Morse
Gorham Normal
Farmington
West Bath
Carrie C. Smith
North Primary
Hooper
Smith
Barbara Fisher
Littlefield School
Hathorne
Lowell School
Elizabeth Pinkham
Miss Fisher
D. W. Staffeld
Staffeld
Betty Staffield
Alexander Marr
von, Alexander, Jr
Everett
Marr
Joseph Rowe
Ted Yeo
Wakefield
George Yeo
Winnifred Briggs
Winter Hill
J. C. Briggs Elbridge Southard
Malden
George Philips
George Philips, Jr
Medford
Lermond H Rowe
James Stevens
Ione, Janes and Warren
Derby
Stevens
Ellsworth Pinkham
Clarence MaceMahan
Kittery
Ide MacGelivary
Ruth Hanna
Belgrade
William Stewart
Richmond
Walter Moore
Snowman
Harold Rowe
Jon
Carl
Aiflen Morse
Path
J. 2. Savage
Felix Salamoni
Gordon Clark
Brive
Skowhegan
Skowhegan Fair
Lucille MacMahan Daughers
Lucille MacMahan
Carl Pearson
Somerville
MacMahan Cottage
Harmon's Harbor
F. P. Bartlett
Marjorie Bartlett
G. H. Smith
Gertrude Smith
Gertrude
Boston
J. C. Briggs
Winnifred
Susan Brigeys
Rockcrest
Vernon Gray
George Kelley
Cora Buchanan
Hume
Eva Lemont
Lemont
Zetta Hipwins
Ruppert Lewis
Plainfield
N. J
Richard Fellows
Glenda Howard
Westport
Barbara Stodder
C. A. Varney
Avis
Camn
Arden Frank Blake
Betty Howard
Howard's Beach
Mary Anderson
Marie Bennett
Ada
New Jersey
Elizabeth Brises
Florida
Marjorie
Nichols Baby Dowdine Pill
Bergranett
Stunner Hawley
John Osborn
Edward Atkinson
George MacKinnon
Iver Fuimilly
Frank Bartlett
Atbusta
William Gage
Webster Blanchard
West Acton
Carl Hibbard
Lynnfield
Orrin White
Warren Kenney
Everett Cromwell
Addie Moulton
Maureen
Mrs Estella Comeau and Chester Visit Relatives in New Edinburg
Mrs Estella D Comeau with her son Chester and Willis B Hall Jr reside two weeks with Comeau’s relatives in New Edinburg N S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella D. Comeau
Chester
Spring Street
Willis B. Hall, Jr
Middle Street
Bay Point Socials Include Scavenger Hunt At Casino
Edward Butterfield of Bath and Bay Point hosted a Thursday evening scavenger hunt at the Bay Point Casino with three groups led by Lawrence Graham John Coombs and Bruce Wright. Group 2 won a large lolly pop prize for each member. Refreshments were served at 10 p.m. then dancing until 12 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Butterfield
Bath
Bay Point
Lawrence Graham
Sumner Hawley
Gerald Thornton
Harold Avery
Edna Besaw
Jerry Anderson
Pat Wing
John Coombs
Kenneth Vennett
Edward Atkinson
Marilyn Cummings
Elizabeth Williams
Mary Double
Betty Swanson
Bruce Wright
Robert Besaw
Richard Madden
Kathleen Harkins
Geraldine Nickerson
Stanley Cressey
Georgetown
Maurice Purns
Sesui Island
Maurice Burns
Lois
Katherine
Earl Rowse
Angel
Cotton Island
Erwin Cook
Manchester
Agnes L. Peabody
Lewiston
J. Otis Swift
Charles Sand
Brooklyn
Garden City
Camp Growl
Yenry S
Ruth Keen
Jamaica
H.S. Keen
Harold Robinson
Keith
Auburn
Arthur Rambo
June
Esther
Rowley
Mass
Clarence Kneeland
Alfred Cameaur
Boston
Howard Nash
F. Kechlwetter
Helen
Fred Tobey
H. O. Goudey
Milton and
Braintree
Oscar Rollins
Gordon Cottage
Carolyn Oliver
Dorothea Nash
Ferdinand Morse
Fred Slater
Cushing
Lowell Burns
Waldoboro
Edward O. Long
Pollocks
Dorothy
Woburn
David McKellar
McKinnon
James O. Jordon
S. J. Dolley
South Portland
George Currie
Betty
Gardiner
Obituary Robert F. Haskell 85 of Bath
Robert F. Haskell, 85, of Bath, died Thursday at the Lewiston home of Mrs. Michael Coughlin after living there four weeks. He was a native of Ellsworth, son of Robert and Alvira Haskell, and widower of Lena A. Harden who died in 1926. A retired carpenter, he worked 34 years for A. and K. St. Ry. and later lived with his daughter Mrs. Farnham before moving to Providence, R. I. He leaves two sons, John G. Haskell of Fairfield and Roy S. Haskell of Providence, R. I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Pratt
Fred E. Bixby
Roberts Funeral
Gilbert Edgett
Fred
Arthur
John
Wilmer Bixby
Randolph
Out of Town
Frances Robbins
Bath
Ernest James
Jesse James
Harold Chaney
Dresden
Linwood Grover
Gardiner
Elmer Tracey
Topsham
John Bixby
John F. Bixby
Portland
Progressive Grange
The
Grange
Bertha Gray
Enterprise Grange
Helen Bishop
Burlington
New England
Donald A. Mosher
Quincey
Mass
Harold Harford
Louise Myers
Massachusetts
Charles Cressey
Beverly
Richmond
Harford- Myers
Charles Davis
Cecil Spence
Everett
Richmond Corner
Mayford Morris
Mildred
Jean
Tacoma Lake
William Dutton
Shirley Colburn
Beverly Cadenelli
Susan Meserve
Glenn White
Percy Meserve
Attleboro
Natalie Call
New York City
Chester Call
Wallace Price
Ora Reed
Lyte Lint
John McKee
Chatham
Charles Conant
Concord
Richard Derby
Charles Bodge
Wren
Elwin Silver
Robert
Frank Dickey
Cheatham Briery
Doris Crocker
Norama
Hollis Small
Dickey
Horse Point
Belgrade
Florence Johnston
Bangor
Cora Conley
Erva-Claire Boulon
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Leslie
William
New Hampshire
Robert F. Haskell
Michael Coughlin
Oak Street
Lewiston
Mr. Haskell
Ellsworth
Alvira Haskell
Lena A. Harden
K. St. Ry
Providence
R. A
Elmer F. Campbell
High Street
Farnham
John G. Haskell
Fairfield
Roy S.haskell
R. I
George Williams
Waterville
Barbara Ann Prency
Harry Bedford
West Georgetown
Bedford
Joseph Johnson
Karen
Mendon
Bedfords
Johnson
Ann Burke
Whitinsville
Roscoe Scott
Westfield
Ramon
Page
Ethel Gilberg
Scott
Silber
Clarence Hill
Boston
Nina Steadman Clarke
Sharon
Clark
P. L. Steadiman
Hill
St. Adman
Washington
God
Steadman
New York
Treasury Department
Washingtton
FR. L. Gilford
York
James Ro Talbert
Ann Gifford
Bridgton S
MacMahan
Theodore Lazelle
Newton
Miss. Pifty
Wey
Mt. Kinco
Moosehead Lake
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
Gunnell
Leon Williams
Jimmie Bartlett
Mr Moore
Five Islands Fire Fighters Dance Raises Red Cross Funds
Five Islands Fire Fighters host a dance at Howard's hall on Saturday with Gediman's orchestra to boost a Red Cross benefit at Elmhurst Bath. Tickets are 1 dollar, tea served, cake and prizes offered, and a work room provided for Red Cross tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Islands
Howard's Hall
Gediman
Red Cross
Elmhurst
Hyde Estate
High Street
Bath
Five Islands Improvement Association
D. W. Staffeld
Manela
Farmer
Arthur Johnson
Roland Fellows Winfield Blake
Augusta
Nettie Snowman
Davis
Means
South Portland
Five Islands Srammary School
Sandy Cove
Chartee Kenney
Norman
Donald
Warren
Victor Pinkham
Mary Louise
Barbara
Jeanette Cleon
Sylvia
Cloyd Pinkham
Reginald
Rosalyn
Franz Stevens
David
Cyril
Horace Rittall
Marie
Betty
Beverly
Norman Harley
Sandy McKinnon
Ida Clare
Danny McGillvary
Marion Carr
Irving
Mary Hanna
Paul LeClaire
Richmond
Snowman Place
LeClaire
Bath Iron Works
William Stewart
Georgetown News From West Georgetown Area
Local column reports minor illness improvement for Winthrop W. Riggs of Portland and notes frequent cottage visits by the Riggs and Mahoney families. Social events include a union church service, a Baptist supper fundraiser, and visits by numerous relatives and seasonal guests from Bath Providence Richmond and Canton.
Bath picks Raleigh Glynn as 1940 41 physical education director
Raleigh Glynn of Needham Massachusetts 24 promising athlete and Boston University graduate is chosen to lead Bath public schools physical education for 1940 41 from 75 applicants. He is expected to coach Morse High basketball and baseball if John Madden joins a Coast Artillery encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan H. Farrell
Bath
Raleigh Glynn
Needham
Mass
John -Arker
Board of Education
Glynn
Boston University
Mickey” Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Morse High School
John B. Madden
Battery D
E40th Coast Artillery
Farrell
Bangor
Legard and Smith announce Bath wedding in Lunenburg VI
The marriage of Paul G. Lepgard 15 Maple Grove Ave Bath and Geraldine Smith 80 Mechanic St Bath was announced Friday in Lunenburg VI Aug 6. The ceremony was by Justice of the Peace Olive Ball. The groom, son of Alderman Forest C. Legard, graduated Morse High in 1935 and drives automobiles. The bride is daughter of Mrs Langdon Green and works in Dr Jacob Smiths office. They honeymooned in Lunenburg and the White Mountains and live with Mr Joesurd's parents in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunenburg
Paul G. Lepgard
Maple Grove Avenue
Geraldine
Jacob Smith
Lepard
Lunenburey
White Mountains
Bath
Joe ‘Surd
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Prout’s Neck
Needham, Mass
Thomas Hagan
Jefferson
Dudley S. Leavitt
Harold KE. Brown
Kozyklysle
Little Sheepscot
Elford A. Stover
Howard McPhee
John Hinds
Pejepscot
Seguisland
Westbrook
Charles Burgess
Arthur Marr
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Frainces Wiley
Clinton Uwanua
George Tanne
Wallace Pierce Joseph Folson
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Lester Woodward
Folsom
Bazin Lemont
Philip Blaky
Frank Blake
J.C. Briggs
Eugene Wall
Raymond Hall
C. Ho Sanford
Richard Sanford
Ruth Bailey
Sesum Lodge
Everett Reed
Sepainland
James Baker
Elton Akroyd
Bar Harbor
James
George Floyd
Chester MacMahan
Shea
Harbor Home
No .S
Charles Kenney
Cromwell Gordon Crouch
Washington D. C
Eilleen Baird
Hallowell
Paul A. Thompson
Ching Lake
Kingfield
Colby College
Riggs
Deering High
Smith College
Northampton
Robinhood Church
Batist Church
Kechlweller
Silvester H Rowland
Vath
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Lave
Caoartetown
Cpt
Fred Wincekley
Working League
Baptist
Harry S. Tarr
Everett Trafton
Martha Bowen
Emma Billings
Evenme
John R. Blackie
W. A. Todd
Walter A. Cummings
J. F. Wievins
Howard Trafton
Raphael Higgins
Dorothy Oliver
Ruth Hicks
Ruth Powers
Dorothy Hagan
Calhoun
Cormier
Walter Powers
Koehlwetter
Stanley Johnson
Helen Baker
Terry
Mr. Johnson
Johnsons
Katherine Morse
Ben Tate
Helen Carlson
Canton
Engage Physical Education
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Lunenberg
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Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
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