Social and civic notes from Bath and Wiscasset eventful week
Friday cocktail party at Mr and Mrs J William Schulze in Bath for HMS Snipe officers. Community updates include sale of William Wanser house, Arambec lodge officer nominations, Wiscasset Cemetery Association annual meeting with officers elected, Pine Cone Rebekah lodge reception for teachers, and local personal items from Bath road to Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Schulze
HMS Snipe
Bath Road
Bath
Arambec Lodge
C.C.F
Wiscasset
Harold A. Campbell
Helena Bellas
Samuel J. Sewall
Knox
Lincoln
Sagadahoc
Sheriff's Office
Alton Erskine
Ruth Cromwell
Priscilla
Luella
Glenwood Brown
Grace
Woolwich
Erwin Skillin
Linda Lee
Cora Barnes
Sandra
Kingsley
Marcia Munsey
Douglas
William Gorham
Evelynn
Carla Lee
Harry E. Bailey
Brockton
Mass
Mothers’ Club
Garrison Hill
O.E.S
Woolwich Residents Attend Demonstration Day At Sabattus Farm
A large Woolwich turnout from Twin County Extension Service attended the annual demonstration day at Robert Waterman’s Sabattus farm. About 200 to 300 attended in the forenoon, more joined in the afternoon, with a noon barbecue. The education session covered farming methods to save time, with demonstrations on tractors, deep freeze storage, canning, balanced lunches, and farm income ideas. Mrs Charlotte Leeman and Mrs Florence Hathorne led Woolwich participants, with plans to share knowledge at September Fall meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Twin County Extension Service
Robert Waterman
Sabattus
Charlotte Leeman
Twin Counties
Florence Hathorne
Sarah Bailey
Bernice Bailey
Sadie Bailey
Glidden
Herbert Leeman
Wayne
Frank J. Walker
Maxine Boyd
John Leonard
Sherwood Francis
Lester Holbrook
Richard and
Randall
Marjorie Woorter
Ruth Cromwell
Nequasset Extension Servce
West Point Fair Great Success
West Point community hosts a successful fair with a primary room market and multiple booths. Volunteers including Flora Gilliam Mary Gilliam Vida Gilliam Elnora Wallace Brunhilda Scott and Rury Jenkins prepared booths while Marvin Gilliam wired a broadcasting trailer and assisted with maintenance. Booth totals include candy 23 dollars fancy work 118 dollars baby clothes 15 dollars home preserves 15 dollars variety 163 dollars doll shells grab bag 52 dollars soda 40 dollars balloon 8 dollars rummage 4 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Gilliam
Mary Gilliam
Vida Gilliam
Elnora Wallace
Brunhilda Scott
Rury Jenkins
Marvin Gilliam
Ken MacKenzie
MacKenzie
Herbert Shorey
Pearl Wallace
West Bath Hosts Surprise Party For Pauline Belanger
Judith Losier hosted a village gathering at her home to honor Pauline Belanger for her four years with Harvesters 4-H. Guests included Loretta Hubert and many locals. gifts and a green and white decorated cake were shared. Pauline attended state 4-H events in Orono and at the University of Maine with Robert Belanger and Albert White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Losier
Edward Lozier
Pauline Belanger
Harvesters
Albert White
Peter Francisco
Beverly
Clarence
Carol Pecci
Bonnie Belanger
Herbert White
Joseph C. White
Portsmouth
N. H
White
F. W. Deehan
H. Footer
Elliot Merrick
Ogunquit
Ethel Burns
Eva Atwood
Gladys Deehan
Lawrence Martin
Groton
Rosedale
Warren Babbidge
New Meadows Inn
Walter Larrabee
New Meadows
Percy Marriner
Topsham
William Marriner
Theodora
Portland
Norman Marriner
Philip
Jane
Garnet
Joseph Larrabee
William
David
Joseph
Mickie Ponzia
Alice Pennell
James Lemont
Sabattus
Harold M. Bates
M. B. Kellogg
Almeda
Woolwich Community Events Include Benefit Dance and Visits
A benefit party for Riverside Cemetery Association will be held at Tuessie hall Day's Ferry on Sept. 17 with West Bath Grange talent and a square dance by Melvin Howe donating his services. Day's Lee Community Club meets Saturday with Miss Blanche Littlefield. Good Will Club served a large baked bean and salad supper. Many Woolwich residents and visitors were noted at events and travels including trips to Massachusetts and Connecticut. The community notes also mention bridge removal activity at Arrowsic and local church services led by Rev. Daniel Staffeld and Rev. Daniel Stafeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuessie Hall
Day’s Ferry
Riverside Cemetery Association
John Howe
David Henderson
West Bath Grange
Melvin Howe
Day's Ferry
Iee
Blanche Littlefield
Herbert Munsey
Good Will Club
Florence Carlton
Edith Rice
Bath
Arrowsic Bridge
Woolwich
Walter Reid
Georgetown
Arthur Youland
Sagadahoc Ferry
Massachusetts
Connecticut
N. Elwood Coffin
Stonington
Youland
Hyde Windlass Co
Roland Raynes
New Glasgow
N. S
Clarissa Reed Carter
John Carter
Worrall Reed
Riverside Cemetery
Carter
Clara M. Reed
Frank J. Walker
Day
Cyril E. Rousefield
Southland
Vassalboro
Godspeed
North Carolina
Florida
Charles H. Hunnewell
Leah B. Strout
Phippsburg
Flossie M. Beals
Blanche J. Bunker
Clifford Richey
Joan
Clifford
Chicopee
Mass
Richey
Carle E, Longfellow
George Carlton
Upper Darby
Carlton
Carlson
Marriage Intentions Filed in City Clerk Office
Marriage intentions filed Tuesday at the City Clerk Harry E. Ring Jr office list Wilmer J. McBurnie of 201 North Street to Dorothy G. Knight daughter of Newman E Getchell of West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Ring, Jr
Wilmer J. McBurnie
Alden H. McBernie
North Street
Dorothy G. Knight
Newman E. Getch
Ell
West Bath
Popham Beach Notes On Residents Visitors And Art Show
Miss Marcia Suarez returns to Cheshire after Pine Eden visit. Bath residents Agnes and Marguerite Hennessy move Milan shop to Center street quarters. Miss Alice Locke of Arlington visits Bath. health education director at Cambridge YWCA. Mrs Richard Quick drives Bath. Edward Owen and family of Philadelphia spend three weeks at Sea Acres visiting Col Henry W Owen. Henrietta Schwark returns to Brooklyn after Sea Acres. The McIntosh riverside house near Kellaway cottage rises with fine Kennebec view. South Harpswell artist Stephen Etnier and others exhibit at Harpswell Garden club show at Center town house with Edythe Laws as show chair. Brunswick Day featured with AAU W art class hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Suarez
Cheshire
Richard Quick
Bath
Popham
Edward Owen
Philadelphia
Sea Acres
Mr. Owen
Col
Henry W. Owen
Oakstreet
Henrietta M. Schwark
Brooklyn
N. Y
McIntosh
Kellaway Cottage
Kennebec
Stephen M. Etnier
South Harpswell
Bay Point
Harpswell
Alphonse Shelton
Sheepscot
Marguerite
William Zorach
Dahlev Spear
Robinhood
Richard Greene
Dry Mills
Bradford Brown
Howard D. Brooks
Edythe A. Laws
Clem Clam
Etnier
Brunswick
A.A.U. W
Two Men Plead Guilty in Municipal Court
Two men appeared before Judge Gardiner R. Deering in Municipal Court on intoxication charges. One man was fined $10 and $5.60 costs or jailed, the other received a 30 day sentence at the state jail after three prior offenses in 10 days, with Patrolman John J. Marks Jr. as the complainant in both cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
John J. Marks, Jr
New Meadows Sailing Craft Race Highlights Local Fleet
The Caliifern and the Wyna mer in Lightning class led a New Meadows sailing event with boats from Pine Tree class finishing. The Susie Q and Amigo dropped out. New Moon earned a three minute handicap. rains cooled the scene after a crowded clubhouse afternoon and a large postrace dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caliifern
New Moon
Hilton
New Meadows
Quahog Bay
Harpswell
NMRA
Susie Q
Small Point
Linwood Haynes
Birch Point
Sherman O. Yale
Camp Eggemoggin
Dickie Johnson
Yale
Willoughby Stewart
Bear Island
William Nason
Foster’s Point
Winneganee Bay
A. N. Corey
Portland
Victor Fortin
Brunswick
Arthur Sewall
Raymond Trott
William M. Rand
Rand’s Island
Owen Williams
Buccaneer
Archibald M. Main, Jr
Sana
Sanford Nickerson
Dresden News Notes and Local Changes in Town Life
The Cedar Grove post office building was sold to Vladimir Koumpoloff of New York for speed boat construction. After the former postmistress Mrs. Frank Oaks died the store and post office changed hands to Theodore Peacock, who then sold to Koumpoloff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
Valdimir Koumpoloff
New York
Frank Oaks
Theodore Peacock
Koumpoloff
Stanley Haller
Shelburne Falls
Mass
Leonard Gahan
Lorena Turner
Cliftondale
Samuel McDonald
Dresden Mills
Turner
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Gerald Gott
Luellen Cromwell
Robert Doe
Maryland
Col. Doe
Washington
Rufus Sewall
Beaufort
N. C
Sherill Somes
Joan Johnson
Miss Somes
Katherine Perkins
Vivianne Dunn
California
Elmer Pushard
Livermore Falls
Albert Erskine
East Hartford
Mr. Andrews
Ethel Bailey
Carrie Knight
Chester Lowell
Harvard
F. Burton Haggett
Middle Street
John B. Downey
Lee Street
Wiscasset Grain Co
Bath Iron Works
Organ Society
The
Congregational Church
Roy R. Marston
Main Street
Edith Gould
David Faurer
New Jerusalem
Royal Arch
Josephine Tucker
Pesepincis Street
Charles S. Sewall
Mademoiselle
Front Street
West Point Fair
Mikelsky’s, Inc
A. D. Stetson & Son, Inc
Howard’s Tobacco
Max Katz
Wyman
Howard Lemonde
Pejepscot Paper Co
Sam Povich
Charles Burgess
Alex Burgess
Dick's Mobigas
John J. Desmond
Edna Mae
Boston Shoe
Rogers Hardware Store
Bath Department
Rogers Jewelry
Dunning’s Grocery
Venus Candy
Shepard's
Endicott Johnson's
MacFadden’s
Jackson's
Hilyard’s
Newberry's
Steeves's Market
York's
Arthur's Cafe
Washington Fruit Store
First National
Tom Murphy
Case
Wilson's Drug Store
Oakhurst
J. Walter Snipe
Myrna Wallace
Marion Wallace
Thomas Robbins
Peter
Henry Baker
Maynard
M. Dalton
Carle E. Longfellow
Archie M. Main, Jr
Harold P. Small
William M. Rand, Jr
William, Sr
Owen Williamson
Harold Boericke
Joan Boudreau
West Ath
Popham Beach
Dresden
Bino
Leeward
Charles Eastman
Foster's Point
Calinforn
Herbert Wood
Amigo
Frank Hilton
Brigham’s Cove
Thip Pip
Fenno Hoffman
Free State
Sewall Williams
Colonia
Rich’s Mountain
Carl Langbehn
Dick Johnson
Long Island
John White
South Dresden
Methodist Church
Robert Rittall
Brushton, A.r
Oscar Bailey
Warren
Ray Cate
Maine
New Hampshire
Bridge Academy
Carl Longfellow
Harriet
Carolyn Sheldon
Ray Perry
Nova Scotia
Densmore
George Sanford
West Dresden
Charles Leon
Richmond
Foster and Thurston
Grace Pratt
Fred Pratt
Robert Varnum
Baptist Parsonage
Ernest Harvey
Edward Chapman
Desmond