Wiscasset Grange chicken pie supper a community success
The Huntoon Hill grange hall supper on Wednesday August 22 drew large crowds and funds. Committee leaders included Mrs Harriet C Jackson and Mrs Ethel Reed with many assistants. Separate local notices cover court cases, reunions, deputies, and town social updates.
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Huntoon Hill Grange Hall
Harriet C. Jackson
Ethel Reed
Bertha Paquet
Lucile Shea
Arlene Nadeau
Dorris Foye
Beatrice Jones
Bertha Reed
Barnes
Helen Light
June Farmer
George Mercier
Harold Shea
Alex Nadeau
John Jackson
Charles Dunton
Bertha Paquett
The
Grange
George W. Boynton
Olive Dow
Lucile Laughton
Ella Dunton
Josephine Foye
Gertrude
Dirs
Flora Munsey
Katherine Dodge
Bertha Day
Vinnie Quinnam
Laura Seavey
Jeanette Keefe
Marcia Angell
Japan
Edward Ifill
Wiscasset
James McPhee
Edgecomb
McPhee
Kennebec County
Frank Tirrell
Rockland
Fill
Alton Erskine
Lincoln Street
Norman Hilton
Harvey R. Pease
Jackson
John F. Jackson
Churchill Street
George Stilphen
Ida Stilphen
Carol
Linda
Philip B. Allen
Portland
Bath
Edward Burns
Ran Edward Burns
Carrie Dearing
Thelma W. Dearing
Jean Quinn
Nora Jean Whitten
Mattie Stilphen
Nobleboro
Fred Hatch
Betty
J. Edward Ball
Joe
Joyce
Richard
Norma
Michael
Eola Ann
Everett W. Jackson
Robert Applin
John and
James
Graydon Fowles
Edward Johnson
Boothbay Harbor
Clarence Blagdon
Lincoln County
Pinkham
Ocean Point
Edward Palmer
Brookline
Mass
John Paul Palmer
Squirrel Island
Wyan Bowman Palmer
Cape Elizabeth
Joseph Blanchett
Rufus Caswell
Hardy Davis
Walter Farmer
Southport
Ruel Foster
Bristol
Byron French
Somerville
Spencer A. Gay
Damariscotta
Cec Keene
Jefferson
Chester Light
Waldoboro
Percy Ludwig
Carlton McCobb
Cressen
L. W. Qsier
Bremen
Charles W. Reed
Boothbay
Rupert Riley
Joseph B. Shattuck
Newcastle
Daniel R. Sortwell
William Turner
Whitefield
Jesse White
Carolyn P. O'Brien
Lester Plummer
Noblesboro
Celia—Rines
LEAVE FOR INDUCTION OF BATH MEN FOR FORT PREBLE
A group of men from Bath and nearby towns left Tuesday for induction into the armed forces at Fort Preble on Wednesday. Named were George B. Heath Amos R. King Carl H. Seekins Joseph Y. Cormier Robert J. Gaudette Warren E. Rogers Law Chetley Harold J. Anderson Hollis A. Bailey Roland J. Beaudoin Harry A. Hatch and Frank A. Morrill. They were sent by Local Board No. 1 Sagadahoc county Selective Service.
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Bath
Fort Preble
George B. Heath
Amos R. King
Carl H. Seekins
Joseph Y. Cormier
Robert J. Gaudette
Warren E. Rogers
Law Chetley
Harold J. Anderson
Richmond
Hollis A. Bailey
Woolwich
Roland J. Beaudoin
Topsham
Harry A. Hatch
Newport
N. H
Frank A. Morrill
Sayville
N. Y
Sagadahoc County
Selective Service
Community Notes From Lambert Park
Mrs. Margaret Lang hosted a surprise birthday for her son- in-law Percy Lang and a social evening with three cakes. Gershon Trott won first prize in a city playground parade dressed as Uncle Sam, leading nearly 100 children in Victory Day festivities. Marylyn Marie Dean arrived, weighing six pounds six ounces, and many residents share travels, illnesses, and visits across Clark circle and nearby towns.
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Margaret Lang
Clark Circle
Percy Lang
Esther Trott
Edward Heald
Jack Travis
Morris Warner
Little Gershon Trott
Uncle Sam
Madlyn Lilly
Thomas Harkins
Rosalie
Lomond Reynolds
Avis Lilly
Maxine Harkins
Celesta Harkins
Ian Harkins
Beatrice and
Gershon
Edith Harkins
Jenny Reynolds
West Bath School Opens with Local Teachers
The West Bath school schedules its return on Tuesday Sept 4 with Mrs. Fred Weeks teaching grades 5 6 7 and 8 at Harding's in the morning and Miss Alice Lowell handling grades 1 2 3 and 4 from 12 15 to 4 30 p m at the Lowell school. Lydia Helms returns to teach at the Littlefield school. Pfe Calvin Wing UGA on a 30 day furlough after 18 months front line duty overseas travels from Naples to Casabanca to Brazil to British Guinea to Manila to Florida then home via Fort Devens. Donald Weed returns to Brunswick after five weeks with his grandparents. Church services at 2 30 p m begin Sunday with Rev C B Oliver. Hadley Tremaine completes duties at Bath Iron Works and relocates to North Conway NH. Various locals attend lectures, visits, and family events. a baby son Arnold Lloyd is born to Mr and Mrs Edward Losier weighing nine and a half pounds. Several residents host and visit relatives and attend a clam bake at Winthrop for mill employees and families.
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West Bath
Lowell School
Fred ‘Weeks
Harding
Alice Lowell
Gardiner
Lowell
Lydia Helms
Littlefield
Calvin Wing
UGA
Carroll ‘Wing
Naples
Casabanca
Brazil
British Guinea
Manila
Florida
Fort Devens
Donald Weed
Brunswick
G. C. Smith
C. B. Oliver
Hadley Tremaine
Bath Iron Works
North Conway
N. H
Florence Neiley
Loring Small
Herbert Wilson Nealand
Eugene Pendleton
F. W. Deehan
Mayhew Bird
Memorial Hall
Bowdoin College
Edward Losier
Arnold Lloyd
Della Gaudette
Bath
Marshall Boudreau
Edwin Wharff
Emma Andrews
Bingham
Leland Rollins
Emil Andrews
Solon
Theon Rounds
Dixfield
Andrews
Wharff
William Burke
Boston
Fred Larrabee
James Cooke
Charles Darrah
Warren Babbidge
Elmer Mank
Woolwich
Fred Bubier
Esson McDougall
Canada
Catherine
Byron Clark
Dorothy
Howard Bubier
Edward Kenney
John Beals
South Portland
Joseph Larrabee
Winthrop
Winthrop Mill
Ralph Baker
Charleston
W. Va
Leon Belanger
Eugene Bergeron
Jerry
Junior
Napoleon St. Pierre
Leon Felker
Richard
Paul McCoy
Jo Ann
Penacook
Archibald McCoy
Garrett Galvin
F. Wilbur Hagan
Joe
Graydon Smith
Machias
Smith
Portland
Lorraine Arsenault
Clair Wing
Edmund Arsenault
Prince Edward Islandham
Mass
Oscar Wright
Arthur Nicoll
Donna Lee
Priscilla Jilg
Cherrie
Lambert Park
General Arnold Credits YMCA for War POW Aid
General H H Arnold and Navy officials lauded the YMCA for aiding Allied prisoners of war. War Prisoners Aid representatives delivered religious, educational and recreational support, including books, school supplies, shoes, and sports equipment, helping POWs maintain morale and permit examinations and certificates of proficiency. Brig. Gen. Vanaman and Lt. Col. Frances Gabreski praised the YMCA's steadfast service.
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William C. Perkins
Bath Y. M. C. A
Eugene E. Barnett
National Council of the
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Arnold
Germany
Y.M.C. A
AAF
United States
Vanaman
Cols. A. Y. Smith
Charles G. Goodrich
Daniel W. Jenkins
Carr H. Alkire
Delmar T. Spivey
Jean R. Byerly
Einar A. Malmstrom
Frances S. Gabreski
Woolwich First Baptist announces services and events
Woolwich First Baptist Church schedules a 10 am morning service and 7 30 pm Mine Eyes Have Seen service with Dr and Mrs Cyril E Bousfield contributing. A Welcoming program invites the public amid a busy week of youth fellowship events, charitable sewing, and local visits. Community notices include residents traveling, relatives visiting, and a death report at Sagadahoc Ferry.
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First Baptist Church
Woolwich
Cyril E. Bousfield
Judson Soule
Arthur Williams
Alton Berry
George Gavett
Fred Soule
Sam Soule
Sammie
Robert Sutter
Bobbie
Billie
Woolwich Youth Fellowship
Nequasset ‘Congregational Church
Cracking in Paintwork Linked to Oil in Coats
Cracking in a painted surface is caused by applying too much oil in the undercoats and too little oil in the top coats, leading to deterioration of the finish.
Cosmo Garden Club Plans Its Annual Flower Show
Cosmo Garden Club met with 14 members to plan the annual Flower Show on Saturday September 8 from 2 30 to 8 p m. Voting will award prizes in exhibits. Exhibits include corsages fruit arrangements unusual containers yellow flowers in brass mantles hats and patriotic layouts with Victory garden displays.
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Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Chester Roberts
America
Granville Colby
Morris Povich
Fred Quimby
Lena Donnell
Mabel Harris
Melvin Howe
Togus
Alice Johnson
Roscoe P. McFadden
Charles Messenger
Clyde Pinkham
Harriet Ann Hodgdon
Victory Gardens
Phippsburg Church Holds Annual Meeting Adjourned to Aug 26
The Phippsburg Congregational church annual meeting began on August 19 but was adjourned to August 26 due to lateness. Rev. Horace Holton presided as moderator. Emma Perry thanked for 16 years as treasurer, won rising vote of thanks and Stanwood Gilman elected treasurer for the coming year. Others named to committees and a guest sermon by Rev. Wilbur Bull planned with Holy Communion. War service victims will receive the offering. fiscal year to begin August 1. Old Home Sunday proposed each summer.
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Phippsburg Congregational Church
Horace Holton
Stanwood Gilman
Lyman Barbour
Emma Perry
Earl Lowell
Ada Catherine Minott
Miriam Bull
Henry Minott
H. B. Wyman
John Leach
Berry
C. V. Minott
Wilbur Bull
Personal notes on Hartford visitors depart for home
Mrs. Miriam Smith of Hartford left for home after a 10 day visit with her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Jackson of South Street. Misses Marie Lambert Fern Pettingill Dorothy Conant Jeanette Herbert and Stella Babine returned to Bath after vacations in Massachusetts and Old Orchard Beach. Mrs. David Robb nee Katharine Mayers left for Washington DC after spending the month at Popham Beach with Mrs. Harriet Jackson Hill and visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Jackson.
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Miriam Smith
Hartford
Harriet Jackson Hill
Manchester
N. H
Charles T. Jackson
South Street
Bay Point notices and social updates
Bay Point reports cheer from Claudi presented at Boothbe Playhouse with attendees including Mrs Robert Miller and Miss Ruth E Kee. Fishermen face seven calm days as sea stays rough. Sympathy notes go to Everett Stevens after a recent accident. Merton Pinham covers mail duties in his absence. Social visits unfold as Mrs H S Keen and Ruth share time with neighbors. Visitors Cromwell from Washington and Kineth Largie family vacation at Tay cottage.
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Claudi
Boothbe Playhouse
Ever
Bay Point
Merton Pinham
Edward ‘Cook
Walt Day
Marth
H.S. Keen
Daugter
Ruth
Mary ‘Prouty
Gran
Dorothy McLoughli
Mary Sutton
Bath
Pilot Hall
Largie
Conecticut
Keneth Largie
Tay Cottage
Sabino Association Honors Two Members
Two Lab Improvement association members, M Samuel F. Bates and Char Bates, were honored for long service with money gifts and life memberships. They are the oldest members, Mrs Bates a charter member, Mr Bates joining later. The event featured head-table seating, remarks by past presidents, and a 45-guest attendance signaling a promising future as the weekly social nears season end.
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Lab Improvement Association
M Samuel F. Bates
Char Bates
Bates
Everett G. Lemont
Association
Rem
Cosmopolitan Club Meeting Features Naval Officer Talk
The Cosmopolitan club convenes its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday evening September 5 in the club room. Virginia French performs with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Mabel H. Lieut. Sumner C. Lawrence of the U S Navy, commanding the U S Naval Barracks at Bath, will speak about experiences in Londonderry Northern Ireland and at the U S Opting Base. The talk ends with a question period. Committees for the month include philanthropic, program, house, and other officers.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Virginia French
Mabel H
Sumner C. Irence
Cer
U. S. Naval Barr
Bath
Lawrence
Londonderry
Nern Ireland
U. S
Lawrence Will
M Povich
Vid Cogan
Herbert Ris
Fred Q By
Clyde Pinkham
Melvin Howe
No More Milkweed War Material Cutoff Announced
The milkweed floss collection campaign last year yielded about 1.65 million pounds of floss from 150000 bags, enough for government needs. The Hemp industries have decided no further collection for war purposes will be conducted.
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Hemp Industries
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