Lions Club Plans Two December Parties in Bath
Bath Lions Club unveils a Christmas party at Hotel Sedgwick with a joke tree and dancing. A December 18 Football Night features Bowdoin coach Adam Walsh, Notre Dame heroes, and Morse high figures, plus moving pictures and a wide public forum. The club aims to boost Morse high football prestige and plans a Charity Ball for late January to aid local hospital needs.
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Bath
Lions Club
Sedgwick
Adam Walsh
Bowdoin
Andy Haldane
Bobby Bell
Walsh
Brian Jewett
Cliff Leeman
Percy Leeman
Joe Avery
Herbert Caverly
William M. Adams
Walter Morse
Arthur L. Pratt
Harry W. Thebeau
Alfred Noyes
Leon Fortin
Brian M. Jewett
Morse High Grid
Colby
Notre Dame
Morse High
State Armory
Beacon Street Women Meet Monday Night
Women's Division For Christian Service met in Beacon Street vestry Monday evening led by Mrs. William J. Craft with a missionary program by Mrs. Jesse Kendrickine in Mrs. Ora n ge’s absence. A New Year tree gathering and gift exchange planned for Jan 2.
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Christian Service
Beacon Street Vestry
William J. Craft
Jesse Kenderdine
Orange
Everett G. Lemont
Sanford B. Nickerson
Jack Clark
Roger W. Pierce
Edward St. Martin
Marion D. Bowie
Howard C. Bates
Aubrey E. Steen
Phinney Family Observes Milestones in Melrose Visit
Frank G Phinney of Yarmouthport Massachusetts visits son Russell Phinney on Oliver Street. He celebrates his 84th birthday on December 7. Phinney accompanied his husband as far as Boston. Illness keeps Phinney away from home as he stays with daughter Mrs Lincoln Sibley in Melrose. The couple recently marked their 50th wedding anniversary.
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Frank G. Phinney
Yarmouthport
Mass
Russell Phinney
Oliver Street
Phinney
Boston
Lincoln Sibley
Melrose
R F D mail routes bids and local incidents in Phippsburg
Bids for the R F D mail routes due this month with Small Point route expanding by eight miles to include West Point. March will reveal who drives mail for the next four years. Local notes cover an icy accident near Log Landing involving Mrs John Davis, road dangers in Bath, a pig weighing 310 pounds, W P A road work in progress, school chicken pox cases, and family moves and visits in Phippsburg and nearby areas.
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Small Point
West Point
John Davis
Bath
Log Landing
William Smart
Dickinson
Jack Wilson
Mr. Smart
F. S. Bowker & Son
M. J. McCormick
Sprague
Isabel Smart
George C. Pease
Keeper Seavey
Squirrel Point
Phippsburg
Thomas Minnott
William A. Perry
George M. Daley
Thomas Minott
M. H. Ferguson
James T. Morse
Martin Wyman
James E. Perry
Orchard Benner
William N. Beal
Thomas L. Perry
H. S. Bowker
H. W. Cutting
A. R. Campbell
C. V. Minott, Jr
John H. Stacey
E. L. Totman
Harry C. Webber
C. V. Minott
William Morse
William N Beal
T. L. Perry
George D. Weston
William Greevers
Susan
Cutting
Lyman Barbour
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Jones
Hughes
Elijah Clifford
Swanton Wyman
Herbert Scott
Small Point Road
Popham Road
Elkanah Wyman
Richard Young
Lewin
Christmas plans fill village with pageants and trees
Park er Head Neighborhood Patrol and Brownies hold meetings and plan a December 21 community tree at the vestry with a gift exchange. A Christmas service follows December 22. School activities include recitations, a play, and a pageant directed by Frances M. Robie.
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Boy Scouts of America
George A. Morong
Frances M. Robie
Schoolhouse Hill
Huckleberry Finn
Bambi
Heidi
School Improvement League
Small Point Church
Frances M. Rob
Burleigh Williams
Winneganee
Walter Cushing
Currey Stiles
Bath
Olive Deejay
Leston T. Harrington
Laura Wyman
Berwick
John D. Libby
Irene Hirster
Lisbon Falls
Beatrice Denningham
New York
Sanford
Arthur Lear
Eugene Harrington
Harold Rogers
Doris Savage
David Harrington
James Heald
Ashdale
Frances Robie
Far
Lowell
Portland
Fred P. Young
Long Beach
Calif
Della Morrey
Warren Lear
Monthly report shows shift in arrests for McLaughlin's precinct
Acting Marshal Joseph A. McLaughlin reports November arrests fell for intoxication versus prior months while felonies mainly breaking and entering and larceny rose. All broken into and stolen car cases were cleared by arrests. 51 total arrests including disturbances, speeding, license issues, and traffic offenses. Local officials attended lodge anniversaries and first official visits by Thompson and Lord to Brunswick and Eve ning Star Lodge activities.
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Police Committee
Joseph A. McLaughlin
Carolyn E. Thompson
Nellie Lord
Mr. Thompson
Queen Esther
Rebekah Lodge
Woodbine Lodge
Thompson
Lord
Evening Star Lodge
Brunswick
Henry T. B. Leeman
Dorothy Milliken
Noble Grand
Popham Beach Social Notes and Local Visits
A town column from Popham Beach records weather slick roads after a dense river fog as ships and locals go about personal visits. Frances Robie plans a village Christmas tree event with Mrs. McNulty, while Robie and Spencer organize a party for village children. Various residents visit Bath, Portland, Gilbert Head and West Point, with cross town guests, hospital visits, and Red Cross efforts noted.
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Eberle
Frances Robie
McNulty
Society Hall
Robie
Harry Spencer
Elisha Bridges
Coast Guard
Howard Rice
Lester Oliver
Emma Newdick
Bath
Ellison Moody
Gilbert Head
Leah Bowie
Lawrence Taylor
Sarasota
Fla
N. B. Fickett
Pond Island
Lawrence Wyman
Eugene Osgood
Portland
Constance
Children's Hospital
Walter Sprague
Page Wyman
Mechanic
Moses Chandler
West Point
Guy Crowley
Small Point
Clarence Kneeland
Bay Point
J. Rodney Wyman
Mechanic Street
Clarence Sheffield
Seguin Light
Osgood
Frances Luke
Barbara
Luke
E. Osgood
Fort Popham
Louis Gayton
Auburn
William Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Henry Wallace
Vernon Mattson
Newtonville
Mass
Arlene Wallace
Fred Osgood
Baby
Mr. Osgood
Vilda Barlow
East Boothbay
Community Notes From Winnegance Local Life
Elmer Morse returns from Memorial hospital after a two week stay for an appendectomy. Mrs. Samuel Lancaster visits Waterville with plans to stay through the holidays. Mrs. Elisha Totman recovers from a fall that fractured her shoulder and welcomes friends. Community club auxiliary meeting postponed due to travel conditions and rescheduled to Thursday at 7 Bridge street. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perow visit Bangor to stay with relatives. Mrs. Herbert Spinney, recently ill with influenza, is now able to go outside.
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Elmer Morse
Walter Morse
Memorial Hospital
Samuel Lancaster
Waterville
Elisha Totman
Capt
Arthur Totman
Parker Rogers
Bridge Street
Frank Perow
Bangor
Herbert Spinney
High Street
Birthday tribute for Mrs Darrah hosted by Social Eight
Mrs Albert Darrah of 127 Court Street entertained Social Eight Monday evening. George O Melzard received a patriotic water set and cake in honor of her birthday. Mrs George M Darrah will host the group next week at 4 Leonard Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Darrah
Court Street
George O. Melzard
George M. Darrah
Leonard Court
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Beacon Street
Charles H. McIntire
United States Navy
Dana L. McIntire
Russell Street
New London
Panama Canal
Darth Division
Charles W. Avery
Atlantic
Florence Troop
Washington Street
Parker
Mr. Clark
Cox's Head
Phippsburg Center
Margaret Wyman
Spruceville
Popham Beach
SON Bros
Q’coats
Mackinaws
Center Street
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