Phippsburg Community Notes Include Elections And Visits
A Cherengoan area service featured Rodney W. Roundy of the Congregational Conference of Maine as speaker. Mrs. Donald Preble was elected chairman and Miss Frances Fable became clerk. Grace Dickinson resigned after nine years, and thanks were extended to Miss Robie and the Higginses for religious work. Dromore Farm Bureau met Aug. 16 with 22 present, bouquets were demonstrated by members, and a covered dish dinner was served. A summer library drive drew many readers at Totman Public Library. Dromore Burying Ground will hold its annual meeting Aug. 27 at 3 p.m. Rep. Raymond MacIntire, recovering from a broken leg, has limited public appearances. Various local residents and their families are noted for relocations, travels, and visits to family and friends in nearby towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherengoan
Rodney W. Roundy
Congregational Conference of
Maine
Donald Preble
Francea Fable
Grace Dickinson
Iss Dickinson
Wilbur S. Bull
Gordon Berry
Miss Robie
Susie Barbous
Cross Roads
Dromore Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Beatrice McFadden
Bath
Totman Public Library
George C. Pease
Dromore Burying Ground
Dromore
Raymond Maciintire
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Marine Hospital
Portland
MaclIntire
Laura Ackinson-Prentiss
Herrandson Wesley
Ahu Island
Rodney Wyman
Reed
England
Gladys Isgrigg
J. Commander
Dale . Simonson
Staten Island
N. Y
Sionsons
Washington, D. C
Igrigg
California
Nazarene College
Miss Isgrigg
Iss Lois Palmer
Ath
Nazarene Church
Patricia Seavey
Bailey Camp
Totman's End
John O'Callahan
Noreen
Dexter
Scott
Fred River
Winneganee
Bess Dickinson
Anne, Sharp
Camden
H. B. Wyman
E Elms
Agnes Cutting
Raymond Campbell
Droore Bay Farm
Foxboro
Mass
Ernest Rogers
Rosehay
Emma Perry
New Meadows Shore
Melvin Wallace
Basin
Marsal Street
H. M. Minott
Georgia Leach
Eunice Clough
Brunsick
Arthur Higgins
Weiner Rock
Gird
Higgins
Phippsburg Center
Center Pond
Earl Lowell
Frances Robie
Phippsburg
Lowell
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
H. D. Mank
Bert Nisbet
Laurence Thayer
Farm Bureau
Anne Gushue
Arline Bassett
Sam Sternberg
E.M. Wyman
Massachusetts
Arthur Bassett
East Boston
Peg Crowley
Lynn
Wyman
Harold Woodward
North
Bergen
N. J
George
George Woodward
Raymond Nisbet
Rumford
Wilfred Libby
Elsie Sargent
Hollis Center
John Libby
Robert K. Webber
GPO
A. B. Webber
Webber
New York
Lewis Chaffee
East Winthrop
John Kriedler
Eleanor Bertrand
Minott Percy
George Morong
W. H. Wyman
W. T. Wyman
Gilbert Woodman, Jr
Barbara King
Edith Hemmer
Leslie Logan
Seymour Hunter
Bonnie Hunter
Elbert Woodman
J. Ashton Nickerson, Jr
Brunswick
Cumberland Baptist Church
Bert Hunt
Terrill Cottage
Elwood Hathorne
Ruth Blaisdell
Parker Head
William Temple
Albert Gray
Laurence
George ‘Morong
Sally Lowell
Bonnie
Summer visits and relocations spread through Small Point area
John Rogers of the Small Point Beach post office has returned home. Mr and Mrs Leon Eaton have visited Mrs Eaton at the Wyman farm in Small Point Beach. Miss Dorothy Davis and Arlene Kittridge of Bath visited Dorothy Davis mother in Southport. Mrs Davis brother Raymond Swett, formerly of this town, is at a navy repair base in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rogers
Small Point Beach
Leon Eaton
Mrs. Eaton
Wyman
Dorothy Davis
Arlene Kittridge
Bath
Dorothy
John Davis
Southport
Davis
Raymond Swett
Navy Repair Base
Engand
Moose Bathing At Meadowbrook Cottage Stuns Visitors
Meadowbrook residents report three moose taking a bath in the pond near a cottage last week. Mr and Mrs Stanley Hutch observed the animals splashing ducking and wading during their return home. Multiple other neighbors and families are noted vacationing at Brightwater Wynburg and White Plains cottages with various travel plans and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hutchins
Sidney Maselin
Brightwater
White Plains
N. Y
George Butler
New Haven
Harold Coy
John Helton
Gordon Berry
Wynburg
Phippsburg Center Community Notes Update
Mrs Susie Barbour remains without release as postmaster and names Mrs Priscilla Rainey as acting clerk. Various residents are abroad or recovering while students attend camps and hospitals report observations. Volunteers are urged for the Honor Roll site and assistance with trucks gravel and manpower. Carroll Grant’s death is noted and Violet Lufkin visits relatives after summer with George Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Barbour
Priscilla Rainey
Gladys Scott
Bailey
Small Point
Helen Moran
Carl Lofgren
Blueberry Hill
John Malcolm
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
Grace Payne
Malcolm
Small Point Road
Lewis Lemelin
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mark Harrington
Boyd and
Dudley
Irving Harrington
Emma Perry
Portland
U. of M
Phippsburg Center
Vacationers and relocations in Coxs Head area
Mr and Mrs Stanton Dozois return from Johnson Vermont after visiting Mrs Zois mother Mrs Nettie Chaffee who is recovering. Alberta Delong rode her pinto pony from Woowich to her grandmother Mrs Arthur Stinson’s for a few days vacation. William Morrison improving in health plans time at Coxs Head cottage in September. Wesley Lewis East Douglas Mass and family plus Mrs William Driscoll Lynn Mass spend vacation at Coxs Head cottage. Mr and Mrs Martin Goodwin move from Concord Mass after selling home en route to visit sister in Wolfboro NH. Arthur Percy and son Richard Somersworth NH vacation at Coxs Head cottage. Dick Percy and Richard Dozois guests of Arthur Stinson on fishing trip. Mrs Vernon Philbrook and daughter visit with Mr and Mrs Monroe Wilbur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Dozois
Johnson
Zois
Nettie Chaffee
Alberta Delong
Don
Woowich
Arthur Stinson
William Morrison
Cox's End
Wesley Lewis
East Douglas
Mass
Percy Lewis
Barbara
Shirley
William Driscoll
Lynn
Martin Goodwin
Concord
N. H
Cox’s Head Cottage
Dick Percy
Richard Dozgois
Vernon Philbrook
Monroe Wilbur
Barbara Sprague
Walter Sprague
Mechanic Falls
Roger Oliver
Bath
Bath Iron Works
Willard Oliver
J. Dwight Kinmouth
Hackensack
N. J
Barbara Hyde
Portland
Staney Hyde
Ledgewood
P. C. Leavitt
Lorraine
John
George Parks
J.haviland Torrey
Martha
Richard
Frank
Edward
Spear Cottage
Barbara Danforth
Dorcas MacKay
Fort Wayne
Ind
William Turpie
George Adams
Dilla Adams
Needum
Evangeline Tlives
Stoneham
Mary Dixon
Cambridge
Carl Wessel, Jr
Roslindale
Barbara Lewis
Vinal Lewis
Wilmington
Morgan Cottage
Nell Barton Hall
Rockord
Laurence Taxvtor
John H. Beebe
Priscilla
Gertrude Beebe
Stephanie Winship
Wakefield
Margaret Towne
Wal‘yam
Ralph A. Gould, Jr
Army Air Corps
Ralph A. Gould
Buchanan Cottage
Nancy Rounds
Wen
Sebasco Lodge
L. E. Gayton
Daniel Duffett
Small Point
Creorge Percy
Ellery Doyle
Nellie McDonough
Martin Doyle
Richard McRae
Marion Crosby
Columbia University
Fred Waterhouse
Arbert JO Kellaway
Newton Center
Charles H. Priest
Geraldine Priest
Vassalboro
Verne
Dr and Mrs Litorin on way to Ocean Park teaching stint
Dr and Mrs Frank Litorin and their daughter Mrs Albert Freeman with Mr Freeman travel via Middle Street toward Ocean Park where Dr Litorin will teach at the School Methods program for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Litorin
Albert R. Freeman
Mr. Freeman
Middle Street
Ocean Park
Dr. Litorin
Alkazins Celebrate 25th Anniversary At Washington Street Home
Mr and Mrs David Y Alkazin of Washington street entertained many friends at their home to honor their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a social gathering and well wishers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Y. Alkazin
Washington Street
Parker Head Community Notices and Local Visits
Parker Head lists church, scout, and PTA activities with Mrs. Higgins and Miss Robie guiding groups. Members attend meetings, picnics, singings, and a church sale. many neighbors travel to Dromore Brent and Bath for visits and services.
Prizes Awarded at Playground Picnic in West Bath
At Rock Hill Inn the City playgrounds annual picnic honored five Naval Receiving Station members as judges. Prizes donated by Bath merchants and announcer Billy Barter accompanied a busy day of games awarding items from hats and bracelets to socks and books for boys and girls ages 6 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Hill Inn
West Bath
Naval
D. A. Leeds
J. Movitx
A. C. Irving
W. Roedel
D. F. Shullo
Bath
Billy Barter
Dike
Goddard
Central
Bath Opera House
Peter Crocker
Stanley Holmes
Willie Holmes
Bob Burge
Johnny Pride
Carl Fogg
Gordon McNeil
Denny Ring
Donald Howes
Wayne Joy
Bruce McDonough
Jannette Manly
Rita Cyr
Joan Hammond
Phyllis Cyr
Anne Berry
Alvin Gediman
C. Billford
Buster Foxy
Winnegance Residents Visit and House Guests
Mrs Mary Putnam and Miss Dorothy Putnam return to Roxbury after a few days with Mr and Mrs Elmer Coggeshall. Mr and Mrs Harold Rogers and son Stephen visit Mrs Rogers parents at Parker Head. Mr and Mrs J Erroll Blaisdell and Mrs Fred L Parks spend two weeks at the Parks home in Winnekae. Mrs Lester Leavitt of Bangor guests with Mr and Mrs Elmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Putnam
Dorothy Putnam
Roxbury
Mass
Elmer Coggeshall
Harold Rogers
Stephen
Rogers
Eugene Harrington
Parker Head
J. Erroll Blaisdell
Fred L. Parks
Cohasset
Parks
Winneganee
Lester Leavitt
Bangor
Miss Barbara A Wiley Weds Hollis L Leeman Jr at Home Ceremony
Barbara A Wiley daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Wiley of Boothbay married Hollis L Leeman Jr son of Mr and Mrs Hollis Leeman of Woolwich in a 4 pm ceremony at the groom’s home 918 Washington Street Rev Dr David L Wilson officiated Attendants were Arlene Leeman and Linwood Grover The couple reside with Leeman family Mrs Wiley a Boothbay graduate and Mr Leeman a truck driver for Leavitt Contractors Also notes Mrs Aubrey Steen visiting family in Westbrook and Mr Steen at Five Islands cottage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara A. Wiley
Samuel Wiley
Boothbay
Hollis L. Leeman, Jr
Holls L Leeman
Woolwich
David L Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Washington Street
Arlene Leeman
Linwood Grover
Wiscasset
Miss Leeman
Mr. Leeman
Leeman
Boothbay High School
Leavitt Contractors
Aubrey Steen
Park Street
Ralph Gardner
Westbrook
Mr. Steen
Five Islands
Popham Beach postal dates and local notices
The note lists mailing dates for overseas Christmas parcels from Sept 15 to Oct 15 and requires a written request from the recipient for later packages. It mentions packing instructions, postmasters' access to them, and warns improper packing as the main reason for failed deliveries. Popham Beach School opens Sept 11 for a 14 week term with repairs and a new coal heater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach School
Harry Spencer
Baily Camp
Pollock
Larrys Rock
Peter Phialas
Crowes
State Park Commission
Popham Beach
Andrew Webster
Popham
Fort Popham Wall
Boys set for 10 day bicycle trip to White Mountains
Kenneth MacDonald, son of D. Wallace Mac Donald of 136 Washington Street, has left on a ten day bicycle trip to the White Mountains. He is joined by Donald Morse of Phippsburg and William and Robert Cummings of Lemont Street. The group left Saturday afternoon for Gorham New Hampshire and plan camping and overnight stays along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth MacDonald
D. Wallace MacDonald
Washington Street
Marine Growth, Inc
Small Point
White Mountains
Donald Morse
James Lester Morse
Phippsburg
William
Robert Cummings
William Cummings
Lemont Street
Gorham
N. H
McDonald Wins Second Oak Leaf Cluster in Italy
S Sgt James E McDonald 19 son of Mrs Irene McDonald Bath Maine awarded the second Oak Leaf Cluster to the Air Medal by 15th Army Air Force for meritorious aerial achievement in sustained operations against the enemy. A radio operator he took part in attacks on Ploesti refineries and Bucharest railroad yards Romania. He is a Morse High School graduate and former Bath Iron Works employee. He joined the Army November 22, 1942 with training at Scott Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
15Th Aaf
Italy
James E. McDonald
Irene McDonald
Shepard Street
Bath
Maine
15Th Army Air Force Headquarters
McDonald
Ploesti
Bucharest
Romania
Morse High School
Bath Iron Works
Set
Scott Field
Grange Meeting Plans Degree Work and Social
A Grange unit schedules a Sept meeting where third and fourth degrees will be conferred on July 25 initiates. Supper at 6:30 precedes degree work. the program includes Singing Reading Quizzes and a penny sale for the treasury. Attendees include Mrs Annie Wilson Mrs Francis Williams Mrs Peal Barter and lecturer Mrs Annie Malcolm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Wilson
Francis Williams
Peal Barter
Annie Malcolm
Alfreda Perkis
The
Grange
Georgie Thorpe
U.S.A
Aletha Campbell
Arnie Malcolm
National Grange Monthly
Robert Metcalf
Ray Campbell
Mrs Turner and Elaine Plan Boston Visit
Mrs Stanley Turner and her daughter Elaine of Union street left Tuesday for a few days in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Turner
Elaine
Union Street
Boston
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George Stacey
Bernhard Carlsson
Dix Island
Bobby Allard
Donald Harrison
Jerry Bruce
Anastasia Mihalos
Shirley Clark
Merle Dorr
George Raynee
Rowland LaGasse
Alton Murray
Anna Cyr
G. Book
Sandra Sprankle
D. Cany
Rowland LaGisse
Banks Howe
Jackie Hart
Catherine Pagurko
Mary Pagurko
Hilda Bowers
Buster Fogg
Christie Holmes
Donald Chase
Donald Bailey
Billy Stewart
Mary Puagurko
Powder Mit
Alice Chase
WILEY
Laurence Taylor
Hyde Windlass
Bette Mattison
J. W. Isenberg
Newtonville
Verron Mattson
Helen Higgins
Alice Avery
Marie Arum
Louise Avery
Helen Avery
Rita Dufresne
Germaine Bonney
Marie Hart
Doris Spinney
Charles Small
John S. Coughlin
Jean
Janet
Malden
June Oliver
William Wallace
Mdonald
Dromore Grange
Vernon Miller
Pomona Grange
Woolwich Grange Hall
Winfield S. Nomes
Curtis
Marjorie
Marion Palmer
Marsnall Avenue
St. Names
Norfolk
Marjorie Palmer
Bar Harbor
Norman MacDonald
Augusta
Arnish
Asbestos Tfcemer
Center Street
Bath, Maine