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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1949

Page

5

Bath Society and Club Notes Highlight Local Events

Mrs. Claude S. Gillette hosted a tea for her daughter Mrs. Illiam Spann of Baton Rouge with guests including Mrs. Iry L. Day and Miss Barbara Ross. City residents celebrated weddings, anniversaries, and visits while staff and students at Dike and Morse schools participated in cheerleader elections and auditions. Nearby residents attended social gatherings, medical updates, and trips to Boston, Portland, and Rockland with a focus on community life and local institutions.

Claude S. Gillette Illiam Spann Baton Rouge Iry L. Day John Kwerin Portland Barbara Ross Anna Trott Johnson Arthur By

Bath auto firm opens new garage in Berlin

Charles F. Cummings and Percival Whittier of Bath Auto Co visited Berlin N H on Thursday to inspect the newly opened garage by Mr Cummings. Kenneth Ladd of West Bath attended a Freeport visit Thursday. Warren D Oliver from Newton Highlands Mass returned home Friday after staying several days with his mother Mrs Elnora Oliver and grandmother Mrs Wilbur C Oliver at 39 Union Street.

Fred Toothaker Reading Mass Robert Footer High Street Charles F. Cummings Percival Whittier The Bath Auto Co Berlin N. H Cummings Warren D. Oliver Newton Highlands Elnora Oliver Wilbur C. Oliver Union Street

State committee meeting hosted by Augusta leaders

Mrs. Etta Thurlow Republican State committeewoman and Mrs. Rachel Messenger attended the Augusta convened meeting last week. Thurlow serves on the Convention committee while Messenger acted as proxy for State Committeemanustus H. Miller of Bath who could not attend.

Etta Thurlow Rachel Messenger Augusta Thurlow

PFC Higgins Returns from 20 Month Overseas Tour

P F C William Higgins arrived Monday for a 60 day furlough after 20 months in Korea and Japan. He plans to visit friends and relatives in Bath and his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Higgins of Dresden before returning to Virginia after the leave.

P.F.C William Higgins Korea Japan Bath Frank Higgins Dresden Higgins Virginia

West Bath and Topsham Grangers Attend Portland Session

Bath residents Mrs. William Coombs Mrs. Jo seph Oliver Daniel McCall Richard Renshaw Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wing Mrs. Howard Carr and Mrs. Alfred Rackley joined West Bath and Topsham granges at the State grange session in Portland last week. Murphy's Corner’s Mrs. Stuart Chapin was luncheon guest of Mrs. Webster Brown of Brunswick on Thursday.

William Coombs Joseph Oliver Daniel McCall Richard Renshaw Arthur Wing Bath Howard Carr Alfred Rackley Topsham West Bath and Portland Stuart Chapin Murphy's Corner Webster Brown Brunswick

Tops ham Morse students join Phi Beta Chi club

Patricia Barrows Lucy Orne Cynthia Hennessey Patricia Norcross Donald Wilson and Henry Cheetham all of Tops ham Morse high students were initiated into the Phi Bi Chem club Thursday evening at the school.

Patricia Barrows Lucy Orne Cynthia Hennessey Patricia Norcross Donald Wilson Henry Cheetham Topsham Morse High Phi Bi Chem Club

Earle MacMahan Visits Bath As Business Traveler

Earle MacMahan of North Edgecomb and former Five Islands resident was in Bath on Saturday on a business visit.

Earle MacMahan North Edgecomb Five Islands Bath

Stork Shower Held for Mrs Arthur D House in Newcastle

Mrs Harold Brown and Mrs Ralph Bertrand attended a stork shower Friday evening at the home of Mrs Harry Minott in Newcastle honoring Mrs Arthur D House who is the sister-in-law of the host.

Harold Brown Bedford Street Ralph Bertrand Floral Street Arthur D. House Harry Minott Newcastle

Connors Family Guests in Bangor Over Weekend

Mr and Mrs Albert Connors and daughter Nancy Denny are weekend guests of relatives in Bangor.

Albert Connors Nancy Denny Read Bangor

Weekend Visits From Maine Nurse and Haggett Family

Miss Marilyn McElman a student nurse at Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston arrived Saturday afternoon to pass the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter J McElman of 12 Valley Road Mrs Charles Haggett of 43 Oak Street and sons Billy and Robert with Mrs C W Haggett of West Bath spent Friday in Portland

Byron L. Richardson Louise Crandall Nancy Summer Street Boston Marilyn McElman Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston Walter J. McElman Valley Road Charles Haggett Oak Street Billy Robert C. W. Haggett West Bath Portland

Daughter of Hadley and Smith Named Kathleen Elaine

The daughter born to Mr and Mrs Hadley Smith of 19 Edgett street Sunday has been named Kathleen Elaine.

Hadley Smith Edgett Street Kathleen Elaine

Pankhurst Hosts Rourke Guests in Dummer Street Home

Harley Rourke of Hartland New Brunswick and William Rourke of Readfield visited Friday as guests of their brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Thomas S Pankhurst on Dummer Street.

Harley Rourke Hartland N. B William Rourke Readfield Thomas S._ Pankhurst Dummer Street

Wakefield Woman Visits Pepper Family in Middle Street

Mrs. Hiram A. Tobey of Wakefield Massachusetts is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I. Pepper on Middle Street.

Hiram A. Tobey Wakefield, Mass Mrs Arthur I. Pepper Middle Street

Winslow Couple Plan Florida Trip from Maine

Mr and Mrs Eugene C Winslow of Rock Gardens Inn Se Basco Estates will depart Tuesday for Florida. They will spend a few days in Portland before leaving Maine.

Eugene C. Winslow Rock Gardens Inn Sebasco Estates Florida Maine Portland

Keene Family Sunday Visit Noted in Medomak

Mr and Mrs Richard Keene spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Keene at their Medomak home, visiting Keene parents during the afternoon.

Richard Keene Mr Keene Mrs Fred Keene Medomak

Dears Host Cocktail Party For Friends At Home

Mr and Mrs Douglas Dear born at 969 Washington street entertained a number of their friends Saturday afternoon from five to six oclock with a cocktail party. Among the out of town guests were Mr and Mrs Charles A Cary of Wilmington Del and Mrs McAlleer of Battle Creek Mich.

Douglas Dearborn Washington Street Charles A. Cary Wilmington Del McAlleer Battle Creek Mich

Esther Hall Injured in Front Street Fall

Miss Esther Hall of 728 Middle Street is confined to her home with a broken ankle after a fall on Front Street.

Esther Hall Middle Street Front Street

Couple welcomes son Paul Blackett Coombs

Mr and Mrs John Coombs of Washington street announce the birth of a son named Paul Blackett Coombs at Memorial hospital Saturday morning. The baby weighs five pounds fourteen ounces. Coombs formerly Miss Geraldine Nickerson Park street is the mother, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sanford B Nickerson.

John Coombs Washington Street Paul Blackett Coombs Memorial Hos

Miss Rena Gediman Visits Boston Parents

Miss Rena Gediman, employed in Boston, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Gediman of 602 Middle Street.

Rena Gediman Boston Henry Gediman Middle Street

Mrs Johnson Admitted After Emergency Appendectomy

Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson of Gorham arrived to visit Mrs Johnson’s parents Mr and Mrs William Davis of High street. Mrs Johnson became ill and was taken to Memorial hospital for an emergency appendectomy. She was formerly Betty Davis employed at Skillings and Co. Her condition was reported as good Monday.

Charles Johnson Gorham

Mr and Mrs Thistle Move to Boothbay Harbor

Mr and Mrs Robert Thistle of Bath and Meadowbrook have recently moved to Boothbay Harbor.

Robert Thistle Bath and Meadowbrook Boothbay Harbor

Man Returns Home After Fall From Loaded Lift

Robert P. Manson of Winneganse fell from a laden at his home early last month. He was a patient at Bath Memorial hospital and returned to his home Saturday.

Robert P. Manson Winnegance Bath Memorial Hospital

Social notes from local households and college life

Mrs William S Newell hosted the Monday Contract club at her Washington street home. Miss June Gill a Gorham State freshman and cheerleader is among Gorham State’s five this season. Dr and Mrs Paul G Badkikian of 155 Oak street visited Dr and Mrs Le Roy Greenlaw in Auburn. Fred O Hayward Jr and son Stephen, from Fort Knox, Ky, visit his and his wife’s relatives in town. Pfc Dean Cook USMC leaves for Edenton NC after leave with parents on Valley road. Howard Bowker hosts Frank Higgins family from Dresden. Mrs Yvette Clark of Sedgwick hospital staff returns from Memorial hospital.

June Gill Gorham State Teachers College Christopher J. Gill Bailey Street Gorham State Fred O. Hayward, Jr Stephen Fort Knox, Ky

Marriage invitation for Sarah Caden and Alvah Brooks

Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Sarah Isabella Caden and Alvah Delton Brooks on Friday December 23 at 4 30 in the First Baptist church Elm Street Mrs W H McGlinchy of Winter Street was a Portland visitor Tuesday

Sarah Isabella Caden Alvah Delton Brooks First Baptist Church Elm Street W. H. McGlinchy Winter Street Portland

Spear Family Exhibit Highlights Oil Paintings in Rockland

Mr and Mrs Adolph Spear and family visited Farnsworth Museum in Rockland on Sunday for Mrs Spear s oil painting exhibit. William D Sewall of Tibbetts Industries Camden spent the weekend with his parents Hon and Mrs Arthur Sewall at Stonehouse.

Russell Snow Hitchcock Washington _ street Farnsworth Museum Rockland Dadley Zorach Spear Adolph Spear Robinhood Farm Rockland Sunday William D. Sewall Tibbetts Industries Camden Arthur Sewall Stonehouse

Mrs Phyllis Bisson to wed Clif ford Little on December 26

Miss Phyllis Bisson of High street received a tea and canned goods shower on Sunday hosted by Mrs. N J Vachon and Miss Juliette Messier at the home of Mr and Mrs Francis Messier in Brunswick in preparation for her marriage to Clif ford Little of Brunswick on December 26.

Phyllis Bisson High Street Clifford Little Brunswick N. J Vachon Juliette Messier Francis Messier

Bath residents hear news of local and visiting families

Carlton and Dr. Stott’s sister Mrs Albert Somes host. Dr Stott, once at Albany General Hospital, improves rapidly. Deforest Day of Wisconsin gives regular office hours during absence. City Manager Mittendorf’s son Frederick to arrive for holidays. Capt and Mrs Leeds visiting. Leeds teaches at Washington State College. Ralph Tibbetts, Dale Harper aboard USS Gen Hugh J Gaffey sailing San Francisco to Guam Yokohama Hawaii Manila.

Carlton Ralph F. Mittendorf Frederick Marshall College Huntington W. Va Dale Harper Edward Hakes Phippsburg San Francisco Cali Hugh J. Gaffey Army Transport Corps Dale Bath Gaffey Guam Yokohama Hawaii Manila

Reginald Callahan Jr Arrives After Father’s Sudden Death

Reginald Callahan Jr USN recently arrived in Bath from Great Lakes Naval Training Center called home by the sudden passing of his father Reginald G. Callahan.

Reginald Callahan, Jr USN Great Lakes Naval Training Center Bath Reginald G. Callahan

Local Visitors and Residents Share Weekend News

Miss Emma Brown and Mrs Edgar Leavitt visited Portland on Tuesday. Dike school first grader Jane Footer named mascot for Dike cheerers. Mrs Frederick Curtis and son Gary of Searsport returned home after a week with the Kutz family in Cobb road. Mr and Mrs N Elwood Coffin of West Bath hosted Kathy Ellen and Elwood III at Mrs Vail in Arrowsic. Mrs Norman Adams of Andrews road begins holiday employment at Edna Mae Shop. Loring Hart of Winter street departs Saturday for Watsonville California to teach at Boys Ranch with companions, staying through June. Mrs Byron Clark and Mrs Thomas Pankhurst visited Portland Tuesday.

Jane Footer Robert J. Footer High Street Dike School Dike Frederick Curtis Gary Searsport Curtis Max Kutz Cobb Road N. Elwood Coffin Kathy Ellen N. Elwood West Bath Mr. Coffin Lawrence R. Vail Mr. Vail Arrowsic Loring E. Hart Winter Street Watsonville Calif Boys’ Ranch San Diego Joseph Pignolet Donald Dennison Bowdoin California Hart

Mrs Edith Campbell Visits Relatives After Hospital Stay

Mrs Edith Campbell of Arrowsie has visited her daughter Mrs Roxanne Merry of Liberty Street for weeks. After returning from Memorial hospital she went to Winslow to visit her daughter and son in law Mr Everett Pollard and Mrs Pollard.

Edith Campbell Arrowsie Roxanne Merry Liberty Street Memorial Hospital Winslow Everett Pollard

Miss Alzira Gross Returns to Edna Mae Shoppe Duties

Miss Alzira Gross a staff member at the Edna Mae Shoppe resumes duties after several weeks away due to illness.

Alzira Gross Edna Mae

Funeral for Priscilla J. Loring Attended by Family

Mrs. John McKenzie of North Abington Mass Mrs. Henrietta Sonia of Togus Milton Loring of Rutherford N J and J Malcolm Loring of Okanogan Wash arrived for the funeral service of their mother Mrs Priscilla J Loring on Tuesday afternoon.

John McKenzie North Abington Mass Henrietta Sonia Togus Milton Loring Rutherford, N. J J. Malcolm Loring Okanogan Wash Priscilla J. Loring

Harold B Fish Accepts Truck Inspector Post

Harold B. Fish of Bluff Road has accepted a position as a truck inspector for the Public Utilities Commission and is currently stationed at Wells.

Harold B. Fish Bluff Road Public Utilities Commission Wells

Dike School Chooses Six Seventh Graders as Cheerers

Donna McCarthy Camille Remick Joan Henrickson Pris cilla Gallant Betsy Bertram Camilla Lorentsen Jane Green and Jeanette Stinson selected Wednesday as cheerers for the M C A. Miss Barbara Ross left Tuesday for a visit in Boston.

Donna McCarthy Camille Remick Joan Henrickson Priscilla Gallant Betsy Bertram Camilla Lorentsen Jane Green Jeanette Stinson Dike School Barbara Ross Boston

Bath societies hear Edith Parks on memory verses

Baptist church group met with Mrs. Edith Parks at 16 Center Street last Wednesday. Members listed include Mrs. Rene Roy and Mrs. Carl Graves. A new project was discussed and a committee will be appointed next meeting. Refreshments were served.

Leslie Dyer George R. Carey Parks

Odd Ladies Hold Maine Government Meeting in Portland

Bath attendees led by Mrs. Gertrude Stewart join the Government of Maine Independent Order of Odd Ladies in Portland. Degrees were conferred on two Portland candidates while out of state guests from Massachusetts New Hampshire and others attended. Plans for a December 23 Christmas party with a 50 cent gift limit were discussed and a fish chowder supper followed.

Bath Government of Maine Independent Order of Odd Ladies Portland Gertrude Stewart Priscilla Estes Lizzie Chaney Sadie K. Davis Annie Oliver Maine Government of Helen Peoples Everett Mass Trice Carthy Malden Massachusetts Della Dickson New Hampshire Hollis Effie Keating Mabel Lamb Dover N. H Stewart Grace White Waterville Brunswick Auburn Myrtle Lodge

Central Congregational Choir Plans January Covered Dish

The Central Congregational Church choir discussed a January covered dish supper at a Thursday meeting chaired by several members. They named a committee for the event and planned special Christmas music for the Eve and Christmas Day services.

Central Congregational Church Jason A. Merrill Carleton W. Andrews Archibald M. Main, Jr Dana McIntire Ruth Fickett Merrill Frederick D. Hill Hazel Warner Marion Farris Joanne Farris

Central Ladies Aid plans Christmas tea at parsonage

The Central church Ladies Aid met Thursday at the parish house to finalize plans for the annual Christmas tea at the parsonage on December 22 inviting all parish members. The group reported a successful service table and named Mrs. Carolyn Thompson as afternoon hostess with Mrs. Maude Longley and Miss Eleanor M Ferguson to host the next session.

Central Church Ladies Aid Aid Carolyn Thompson Maude Longley Eleanor M. Ferguson

Hockomock Council Exemplifies Degrees for Mishanock Visit

Thirty nine Hockomock Council members plus two Ramona Council members traveled to South Bristol Thursday for a degree work session on Mishanock candidates from South Bristol Rockland and Bath. The main speakers Pocahontas Wenonah Prophetess and Powhatan delivered fine parts. The hall featured red and green decorations and a lobster repast followed the meeting.

Hockomock Council Pocahontas Ramona Council South Bristol Rockland Bath Mishanock Council Sophie MacPherson Wenonah

Nurses Alumnae Meet At Mrs J Home

A Nurses Alumnae gathering was held at the residence of Mrs J with members sharing reminiscences and discussing upcoming association activities.

Brownies Meet at Smell Point Church for Christmas Party

Mrs Leo Hamel and Mrs John Moore led a Girl Scout troop at Smell Point church Tuesday. Members include Faye Babe Mona Moore and Diane. Christmas party planned for December 12. Regular meetings every Tuesday at 3 30.

Leo Hamel John Moore Ee Ee Ee Smell Point Faye Babe Mona Moore Diane

TEEN AGE CIRCLE HANDKERCHIEF INSTRUCTION LIST

The first year girls received handkerchief making lessons from Mrs Colby after Christmas. Readable names include Elaine Pinkham Janet Cohen Ann Cohen Joan Bachelor Helen Lemont Sylvia Bryant Jean Berry and others.

Mrs. Colby Elaine Pinkham Janet Cohen Ann Cohen Joan Bachelor Helen Lemont Sylvia Bryant Jean Berry Marie Michaud Elsie Thayer Agnes Cressey Anne Singer Mary Talbot Marie Freeman Donna Guynn Marion Holmes Martha Holmes Dorothy Thompson Irene Everett Isabelle Johnson Catherine Wallace Norma Brewer Harriet McDougal

Dirigo Court elects royal patrons at annual Dirigo Court meeting

Mrs Sadie Swett of Damariscotta and Frank Thomas of Madison were elected royal patrons of Dirigo Court Order of the Amaranth at the Masonic temple. Other officers named include Hermia Toothaker associate matron Clarence Minott associate patron Ellen Thomas conductress Helen Lord associate conductress Rena Roberts secretary Lawrence Lord treasurer and Mabelle Nelson trustee. A silent mock wedding preceded the event and refreshments followed.

Sadie Swett Damariscotta Frank Thomas Madison Dirigo Court Masonic Temple Hermia Toothaker Brunswick Clarence Minott Bath Ellen Thomas Helen Lord Rena Roberts Lawrence Lord

Suburb Civic Club Holds Christmas Sale at Winneganee House

The Suburb Civic Club ran a successful Friday afternoon Christmas sale at the Winneganee Community House. Co chairs were Mrs Zina Eaton and Mrs Arthur MacDonald. Tea followed the sale and special awards included a hand painted scarf to Mrs Carl Robinson a life size doll to Mrs Edgar Oliver and a basket of canned goods to Mrs Madelyn Bridges.

Boy Scouts Hike and Trail Skills Achieved

Boy Scout Troop 55 from Winter Street church hiked near Mill Pond with 14 members braving the cold. Peter Owen earned compass, measuring, firebuilding and trailing. Martin Turpie earned compass, measuring, trailing and wildlife. James Annis and David Potter earned compass, measuring and trailing. Wayne Akeley and Paul Johnson earned compass and measuring. Robert Stairs earned cooking. The Explorer Patrol with Dr. Ralph D. Warren completed an afternoon hike and work. Next meeting is December 19 at 6 30 to study map making and reading for the next hike.

Winter Street Church Mill Pond Peter Owen Martin Turpie James Annis David Potter Wayne Akeley Paul Johnson Robert Stairs Ralph D. Warren

Friendship Club Meeting At Wesley Church

The Friendship club of Wesley church met Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Upham. Walter Upham led the business meeting, followed by games and conversation. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Upham. Next meeting will be at the parsonage with music appreciation and a taffy pull.

State honors to Maine 4-Hers tops 1949 National Dairy Demonstrations

Patricia Turner and Constance Chaney of North Augusta led Maine 4-H in the 1949 National Dairy Demonstrations with their "Cheeséit" demo. Each received a 17 jewel Carnation Company watch after being chosen state winners. Sharon Clark of Waterville also earned state honors for food preparation and service including cooking over 965 meals and packing 562 lunches.

Patricia Turner Constance Chaney North Augusta Carnation Company Patricia Sharon Clark Waterville Sharon Agricul Dale Ex Toral College USDA

Youth Fellowship Rehearses Christmas Pageant at Wesley Church

The Wes ley church Youth Fellowship met for a rehearsal of the Christmas Pageant to be presented Thursday evening Dec 22. Following the rehearsal, the group socialized at the parsonage and planned carol singing for all parish shut-ins after the pageant.

Wesley Church Ees C. Sargent

Colonial Club hears talks by French student from Bowdoin

Joseph Pignolet a 22 year old Lyon France student in his second Bowdoin year spoke on French sports and politics and his first impressions of the United States. A revised club constitution was distributed and will be read at the next meeting. John N Rines was voted a member. A tournament with Woodford's club of Portland was set for Jan 11 at the Colonial club. Donations were given to the Boy Scouts and Salvation Army. Custodian Emery Freeman received a Christmas gift.

Joseph Pignolet Lyon France Colonial Club Pignolet Bowdoin College United States John N Rines Ter Street Woodford’s Club Portland Boy Scouts and Salvation Army Emery Freeman

W C T U Elects Officers at Theresa Hill Home Meeting

Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs Theresa Hill 645 Middle Street. Officers elected include Theresa Hill president Frances Pearson vice president Lillian Hume recording secretary Ora Dauphin corresponding secretary. Plan Christmas tree gift exchange and food sale at next meeting.

Women's Christian Temperance Union Theresa Hill Middle Street Frances Pearson Alice Pratt Lila Place Sarah Pratt Luther Youngdahl Minnesota Grand Rapids Mich Harriet Wright Union Lillian Hume Ora Dauphin

Ride-A-Wee Club Hosts Card Party At Home

The Ride-A-Wee club held its annual card party Monday evening at Mrs. George Parshley’s home on Shepard Street with eight tables in play. High bridge scorer was Mrs. Vance Wakefield. high in sow was Mrs. Andrew Lozier. Mrs. Frank Dingley led in whist and Miss Priscilla Parshley finished as low. After apple pie cheese and coffee were served the next meeting is planned for Tuesday at Mrs. Carlyle Tabor’s Pine Street home.

George Parshley Shepard Street Vance Wakefield Andrew Lozier Frank Dingley Priscilla Parshley Carlyle Tabor Pine Street

Central Men's Club Meeting Delights Parish House Attendees

The Central men's club gathered at the church parish house last night for a very enjoyable session as members expressed satisfaction with the gathering and activities.

Central Church Parish House

Women's League event features lobster stew and Alaska trip talk

A Women's League gathering served Larrabee lobster stew and related dishes as President Clyde Ambrose led a business session. Captains Deering and Page read team lists for attendance competition while Capt. Edward Fluhr of the yacht Espetal shared a summarized tale of his Alaska voyage via the Panama Canal and West Coast ports. Walter Johanson showed travel reels including Alaska, Pribilof seals, Sweden, and South America.

Women’s League Clyde Ambrose Gardiner Deering Deering Diggers Marius Page Page A. M. Main, Jr Edward Fluhr Espetal Fluhr Alaska Panama Canal United States Vancouver B. C Walter Johanson Elpetal

Bath Garden Club Meeting at Mrs Murphy’s Home

Mrs G Thomas Murphy hosted Bath Garden club at 9 Linden Street with a business session. The group discussed aims and upcoming projects, planned a first year food sale, and a Spring plant exchange. A Scotch auction followed the meeting. the home was decorated for Christmas. Mrs Sewall assisted by Mrs Mullin in refreshments.

G. Thomas Murphy Bath Garden Club Linden Street Willard Sprague

King Auxiliary Elects Officers for New Term

King auxiliary L A P M met Tuesday electing Mrs Glennora Moore president Mrs Inez Carter vice president Mrs Ethel W Carter secretary reelected Mrs Harriet Cromwell treasurer reelected Installation set for January 10 A Christmas tree event planned December 27 with refreshments inviting all cantons to attend and bring gifts for the tree

King Auxiliary Glennora Moore Inez Carter Ethel W. Carter Harriet Cromwell

Peter Pan Brownies Meet at Grace Church Parish House

Peter Pan Brownies Troop 11 gathered at Grace church parish house Monday afternoon led by Mrs Ernest Sin clair with assistants Mrs Thomas Aikenhead and Ralph Card. Dues were collected by Lor raine Cormier and Nancy Davis Kathleen Holmes handled the budget. The group sang, made Christmas gifts, and drew names for the party. the Brownie Circle sang Good Night.

Peter Pan Brownies Grace Church Parish House Ernest Sinclair Thomas Aikenhead Ralph Card Lorraine Cormier Nancy Davis Kathleen Holmes

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