Augusta Figure Rkc Ril Brad to Display Portrait
In Augusta, Rkc Ril Brad plans to unveil a portrait display, showcasing local artistry and community engagement. The event highlights a notable artist's work in a city venue.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1947
Page
3
In Augusta, Rkc Ril Brad plans to unveil a portrait display, showcasing local artistry and community engagement. The event highlights a notable artist's work in a city venue.
Agnes Louise Holman of Clinton is engaged to Carlyle A. Staples of Swans Island, son of Clifford Staples and the late Audrey Staples. The wedding is planned for a future weekend. Continued on page seven.
Local column records a Bureau meeting at the First vestry, a Christmas rehearsal at the First Baptist church under Harry Carlisle, and various visits. Birding mentions juncos arriving, a robin hood tea room scene, and a grain-supply observation during snow. Names include Dr. Mark Elliot, C. L. Hinckley, Dorothy Wart, Marion Gilbert, and Roland Peterson among others.
Joan Harrison Stedman, formerly a Bath teacher and public school mother, married H A Larne of Avada Colorado. The ceremony featured blue velvet gowns and pink rose corsages, with a reception and trip to Salt City before settling in Caldwell Idaho.
Mrs Joseph I Smith president of the Maine Congress of PTA and Mrs vice president of District No 3 attended the joint meeting of four Peacher Association at Waterville Junior High School A new report card system was explained by the elementary supervisor Lo top Dalene attended the meeting and Mr McKeen of Waterville High Shares chaired the evening Smith spoke on PTA and World Vested by program at the Senior High School.
A. Todd Sunday and Henry A Tarbox of Bath visited their cottage on Oak Island. Dora Hill and Blanchard Hill of Greene stayed with Clarence B Hill family Sunday. Jane MacMahan shopped Monday. Mr and Mrs Thibodeau of Madeira Beach Fla are wintering there. Victor Hagan of West Baldwin and his parents hosted Sunday at their home. Tony Moulton of Bath stayed with his grandmother and Mr and Mrs Parkerton. Thomas Watson works at an Harding plant in East Brunswick.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Kosalka and Mr and Mrs C L Hinckley extend thanks to Five Islands Fire Fighters and neighbors of Georgetown Five Islands and Bay Point for quick aid that kept damage and loss to a minimum after the recent house fire.
City Marshal Frank L Moriarty announced Monday that all night parking on city streets must cease immediately to aid snow removal operations. Vehicles left on the streets will be tagged and towed.
The group, now Georgetown Fire Department, received a 300 iron capacity pumper, 1300 of 2 percent inch hose, 800 feet 1 percent inch hose, three CO2 extinguishers, two carbon jet, and one bus extinguisher. A 200 gallon can and 200 feet booster line, fresh air pump, three gas masks, and numerous nozzles are included. The station will be heated continuously and inspections are welcome evenings.
The South End PTA opens a new hall with remarks from Mayor Small and school board members. Local luminaries include Maxine Pinkham Evelyn Morse Sarah Coombs Lillian Fisher Laura Mitchell and others. Bernice McGlinchy sang two solos and flowers were sent to Mrs. Lockery as plans for a Christmas sale and supper were announced for Saturday.
A 37 year old named Drapeau of Topsham was found dead in the woods off Foreside Road at 6 50 am Monday by pulp cutters. State police assign death to self harm with no note found. he faced upcoming Brunswick court on weapons charges and disputed wallet loss.
Clarence Blais dell Blaisdell son of Abel and Marilla Wallace Blaisdell and a former Phippsburg resident dies in an accident near Port Arthur Texas. He is survived by his wife Nellie and two daughters Claire and Cynthia Anne of Peace Mass also by three sisters Maud Duus Fred Morrison and Mrs Charles Oaklyn and Rexford Blaisdell of Staten Island N Y. Funeral services are at Curtis Funeral Home Friday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Charles B Sims with burial in Oak Grove. The body arrives in Bath Thursday afternoon from Port Arthur Texas.
Cyrenius P Higgins died at his daughter’s home 17 Shaw Street in the early Tuesday hours. He was born in West Bath on Aug 14 1656, son of John and Charlotte. Survived by wife Rose Bradbury Higgins three sons John W Higgins Woolwich Frank L Higgins South Dresden Elmer F Higgins Alna, two daughters Mrs Earl Bryant Dresden Mrs Estella Doughty Bath, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Arthur F Mayo & Son Funeral Residence conducted by Rev Dr David L Wilson. Entombment in family lot West Bath, with spring interment in the family cemetery.
Mrs. Glenice Woods wife of Noble Woods of High Street died suddenly at her home Wednesday night after a heart attack. She was 40 born in Guilford daughter of Edward and Madelyn Colson. Survived by husband son Kermit Bennett parents sister Madelyn Colson Guilford brother Lewis Colson San Francisco. Body taken to Guilford with funeral Saturday.
Mrs Archie Doyle from North Street spent a week with Mrs Benjamin Sawyer and Mr Sawyer at their Shawn home due to the illness of Mr Sawyer who is convalescing.
Bath friends mourn the death of Mrs Virginia Hastings Droessler wife of Earl Droessler of Washington DC after a period of ill health. Born Bath November 14 1920 she was the daughter of Richard Hastings and Pearl Kittridge. She attended Bangor High School and the University of Maine class of 1942. A requiem Mass was held in Washington Tuesday and the body will be brought to Bath for entombment with spring committal at Oak Grove Cemetery.
William B Haggett longtime Bath Iron Works machine shop foreman and wartime South Portland building official died suddenly at his home 351 Front Street after a day of routine visits. Death due to heart trouble.
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters hosted an excellent gathering led by visiting inspector Mrs. Alice Woodward of Brunswick. Guests from Alvah Young attended, gifts were exchanged, and Martha Stone was the evening candidate. Gifts to Togus approved, public bean supper set for December 13, next meeting December 10 at 7 30.
Randall receives fill station on Vinekh with seven children and a daughter Miss art, a registered nurse of Hollowell. Dr Joseph I Smith dies of natural causes, as announced in county records.
Mrs Bertha C Powers wife of Reymond Powers of Bath street died at Memorial Hospital born in Bath in September 1883 daughter of Iva and Edwin B Parris. She leaves two sons H Mar Powers and Cummings of Bath several sisters a brother Albion K Parris of Portland six children and other relatives. Funeral arrangements were pending with Arthur F Mayo & Son Funeral Home and led by Rev Joseph Purdue.
Mrs. Annie Lavoie, a longtime resident of Canada and widow of the late Sopebese Lavoie, died at Memorial Hospital after a period of illness. She is survived by sons Willan and Dreau and by Clementine Nance. Funeral services will be held at Matys Church on Sexerdeats.
Funeral services for Dr E Motley were held with present colleagues including Dr John F Forrest Lewis and Dr C Sills. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery with family and local doctors attending.
Obituary notice lists Frank B. Nich Fred P. Shaw William S John J Kee gan and Harry C Woes with active bearers George Baer Merritt Mitchell Joc a James Ledyard Fr Frederick Romper Williams at interment held in the local cemetery.
Spokane is reported as an Indian name referring to the sun. The note frames the term as a linguistic meaning tied to local culture and language traditions.
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