Sebasco summer sojourns form lively Phippsburg notices
Long list of seasonal visitors and residents at Sebasco Lodge, Bath and surrounding towns. Notables include Miss Priscilla Hunt, Virginia Brinkerhoff, Ernie Ling and Betty Ling, Carl Godfrey, Josephine Godfrey, William Godfrey, and many Bath and Portland guests. Attending events at the Center church and Popham Beach, with road work to begin after Labor Day and PWA aid discussions for fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Hunt
Hepwath
Virginia Brinkerhoff
Wallaston
Mass
John Skillings
Sebasco
Ernie Ling
Betty
New York City
Sebasco Lodge
Ralph J. Walker
Carl Godfrey
Josephine Godfrey
Bangor
William Godfrey
Frankfort
George Ingalls
Ingalls
Harry Berry
Eleanor
Carl Haskell
Portland
Mabel Ingalls
Hattie Minott
Nelson Haskell
Lowena Wardwell
Leon Eaton
Bath
Augustus Small
Small Point
Herbert Willis
Edward Bolton
James E. Perry
Kenneth Cushman
Lucille Cushman
New York
Joseph McKane
Vernon
Olin Ellis
Almon Gray
Beverly
Silas Oliver
John Holland
William Wilson
Jay Bowker
Eugene
Woburn
Annie ,Bowker
Meadowbrook
Albert Howe
Arlington
Alfred V. Simpson
Ronald
Jamaica Plain
Frank P. Leavitt
Eugene Beaton
Eugene, Jr
Pelham
N. H
Harry Gilmore
Vinalhaven
Ernest Gibby
Melrose
Doris Breare
Edward, Jr
Revere
George Oliver
William Oliver
Parker Head
Peter Gill
Bath Memorial Hospital
Grace Brown
Alvena Oliver
West Bath
Farm Bureau
Barbicue
Lisbon
William Bowie
M. E. Wilbur
Edward Thomas
Anna Percy
Jennie Woodward
Eric Carlson
Anthony Thomas
Frostina Marston
James Marston
George Arntz
John F. Skinnings
James Bimson
Popham Beach
Frank A. Small
Margaret Burns
Brookline
Emma Hathaway
Winfield Rowe
Waltham
Albert N. Towne
Jack Bonnell
Hartford
Charles V. Minott
Ada Catherine
Abbie Minott
Society Hall
Maricg Hornbuckle
Irene Fox
Martha Hutchins
Elbridge Wright
Robinson
Brightwater
Alva Holbrook
Thomas C. Hughes
Albert Storer
Albert Johnson
Hattie Bowker
Annie Bowker
Basin
Edriel Little
Thelma Staples
Aes
P. Carey, Jr
Ernest A. Jo
Topsham
Eons
Woolwich
Phippsburg
Arrowsic
City Hall
Vernor Brann
PWA
Augusta
Herbert W. Cutting
Hyte Wyman
Missss Dickinson
Walter Marshall
Toe Elms
Camden
Walter McCourt
Ceres
Carroll
Chebeague Island
McCourt
Hamilton
Popham Beach Hosts Successful Saturday Pop Concert
A Saturday pop concert and cabaret at Society hall in Popham Beach drew about 150 attendees under the Popham Beach Improvement Association. The event featured nautical stage decorations, Show Boat themes, Bowdoin College musicians, and community singing with guests from Bath, Phippsburg Center, and Washington, D.C. Proceeds supported future summer entertainments for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society Hall
Popham Beach
Coast Guard Station
Rollo Morton
Bowdoin Boys
Portland
Dido Bond
Vernon Mattson
Jane Donnell
Barbara Donnell
Mary Ellanor Donnell
Dorothy Mattson
Betty Mattson
Eleanor Voorhees
Carolyn Toothaker
Betty Fuller
Jean McGay
Ida Kellaway
Fred D. Hill
Bath
Mr. Toothaker
Harriet Ann
Rolf Marsh
Herbert J. Kellaway
Elizabeth E. Webber
Arthur Sewall Returns From Boston Fed Reserve Meet
Arthur Sewall of the Stone House came home Wednesday night after attending the Federal Reserve Bank meeting in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
The
Stone House
Boston
Federal Reserve Bank
Gold Star Mother Alice Mabel Smith dies at 66
Alice Mabel Smith widow of Norman A. Smith and mother of Roland Smith of Bath, dies at her son Norman A. Smith's home after long illness following her husband’s death. Survived by three sons, two daughters, 13 grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral and burial details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mabel Smith
Norman A. Smith
Roland Smith
Bath
American Legion
Milan Street
George D. Sherman
East Freetown
Mass
Mrs. Smith
Bowdoinham
William
H. H
Mary Adams Call
Bath Iron Works
Candidate Ames Pays Bath Visit Friday
Alfred K. Ames of Machias Republican candidate for Governor, with Ernest Talbot, toured Bath Friday morning en route from Limington where he opposed a sales tax. They planned to attend the Maine Music Camp Statewide Republican women picnic at Lake Messalonskee and met Miss Bess Dickinson. Ames expressed confidence for the September 10 election and criticized new taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred K. Ames
Machias
Ernest Talbot
Bath
Limington
Maine
Lake Messalonskee
Ames
Miss Bess Dickinson
Ridin’ Light Lodge
Sidney
Noyes Family Relocates to Cobb Road Home
Mr and Mrs Albert S Noyes moved Saturday with their daughter Elaine and son Albert into the dwelling at 8 Cobb Road. Their former home at 24 Court Street, once owned by Daniel Williams, has been sold to Mr and Mrs A C Wilbur who are currently in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert S. Noyes
Elaine
Albert
Cobb Road
Court Street
Daniel Williams
A. C. Wilbur
New York City
Woolwich First Baptist Church Notes and Services
The Woolwich First Baptist Church announces final Sunday under minister Ira Jay Martin as he leaves to study at Andover Newton Theological School. Services at 11 am and 8 pm include My Gospel and My Parting Word with the Lord's Supper to follow. church school at noon. A long church-night program featured violin duets, solos, anthems, readings, and prayers. Community notices list visitors, guests, and local activities including a Young People meeting at Nequasset and a postponed corn roast plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Wooolwich Center
Ira Jay Martin
Martin
Andover Newton Theological School
Woolwich
Charles E. Graves
Frederick Graves
Jesus
John Perkins
George Carlton
Horace Wade
Galilee
Earl A. Spencer
Sarah B. Wright
Lydie Hathorne
Sarah Bagley Wright
Stearnes
Bertram Crocker
Sgugus
Mass
Henry Carlin
Flora Leonard
Albion Corliss
Day's Ferry
Merrymeeting
Boothbay
A. A. Stott
Reading
Albert Soames
Ray Prescott
Carmel
Daisy Bailey
Montsweag
Boothbay Camp
Tuessie Hall
C. A. Bartlett
Chemisford
Miller
Flushing
N. Y
Winship A. Reed
Harry Taber
Doris
Barbara
Everett
I. B Howard
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Congregational Church
Nequasset
Bay Point Improvement Association Admits 14 New Members
The Bay Point Improvement Association held its annual meeting at the Casino. Fourteen new members were admitted, largely young people, signaling active social plans for next summer. A whist party at Mrs. Jeannette Ticknor’s cottage will conclude the season with prizes and refreshments. Mrs. Mary France of Auburn was named president and appointed social chairmen for field day, fair, suppers, dances, and whist parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Point Improvement Association
Casino
Jeannette Ticknor
Mary France
Auburn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph I. Smith
H. W. Cutting
Annie Cutting
Dromore Dowgers
Fred 8
Plora Ristesa
Louis J. Brann
E. E. Staples
F. Y. MacCullough
Somerset
Gamden
N. J
Center Church
Thomas R. Kelley
Erglham College
Richmond, Inc
Bessie Dickinson
Harriet Bowker
Robert Whitehead
Kelley
John Holton
Treasuer
Abbie Minnett
Emma Perry
Preeman C. Bowker
M. S. Poulson
Penny Farms
Fla
Poulson
Bess
Grace Dickinson
Anna
Mary Ellen Chase
Smith College
Charles Percy
Marie Lutlis
Percy
Brooklyn
Popham
Phippsburg Center
Leonard D. Norsworthy
Elizabeth
Washington, D. C
Norsworthy
Elsie Folsom
E. Hilton Jackson
Edward Morin
Folsom Norsworthy
Charles F. Hathaway
Mollie Ballou Stafford
Queens
L. I
Susan Ballou
High Street
Webbers Cottage
Edward Emerson
Newton Center
Alice E. Varney
Dunnels Cottage
Robert Toothaker
Charles Minott
Ada Catherine Minott
Roxbury
Mattson
Robert Cody
Milton
Hiram Stevens
Edward Plowman
Norman Plowman
Helen Cunningham
Winfield S. Keniston
Ruth M. Keniston
Arline Mac
Legion
Emily Otis
Gertrude Triggs
Medford
Millie Dodge
Frank Carter
Livermore Falls
John Carter
Cyrus Gilmore
Orville Jameson
Rockport
Jameson
Merle Jameson
Florence Jordan
Marcia Stinson
Harvey P. Hathorne
Sebenon Hall
Joseph Dunton
Ocean Point
George M. Carlton
BAY Point News
Chevrolet
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit, Mich
Flint
Mich
General Motors
Washington Street
Tel
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