Christmas notices and local military family updates in Phippsburg
Readers learn of Coast Guard patrol Calypso at Staten Island, family movements as homes change due to sale, and multiple military postings. The piece lists service members Gladys Isgrigg and Colby Simonson, Isgrigg in Africa and Italy, plus naval reserves sailor David Isgrigg. It notes school holiday closures, local visits, and community events in Bath and Reed's Neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Simonson
Coast Guard
Calypso
Staten Island
Gladys Isgrigg
Simonson
Christian Endeavor Society
England
Africa
Sicily
Italy
David Isgrigg
Naval
Treasure Island
San Francisco
Gladys
Sioux Falls
Pasadena
Calif
Nurses’ Cadet Corps
Sacred Heart Circle Holds Successful Sale and Supper
The Sacred Heart Circle of Daughters of Isabella held a well attended sale and supper on December 11 in its hall. Mrs. Anne Perry and several others organized the event, with prizes awarded including an apron crocheted by Hannah Curran won by Joan Edgett. The group plans a Christmas party on Water Street with a gift tree and carols, under a large volunteer committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Anne Perry
Vivian Kronstrand
Eva McElman
Phoebe Hart
Mary Arsenault
Billy Bourque
Alice Conley
Alice Burgess
Louise Edgett
Katherine Burgess
Mae, King
Hannah Curran
Joan Edgett
Water Street
Mary Cummings
Geraldine Madden
Corrine Hayes
Celina Emero
Maud Wilson
Etcarroris
Anneling
Parker Head News Notes And Christmas Plans
School children sold nearly four dollars in War stamps with Raymond Nisbet winning a prize for selling the most tuberculosis seals. illness reduced attendance but rehearsals for the village schoolhouse Christmas tree continue with invitations extended to all. Girl Scouts and Brownies made wreaths and decorations for the tree and vestry. Sunday school children will take part in the 3 45 p m service at the vestry with cordial invitations. Friends visitations and local social mentions accompany routine notices and a report on Paul Legarde’s accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Nisbet
Miss Robie
Navy Sailor Sees Christmas Homecoming Plans shared
S. Navy is expected home on furlough for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Wyman plan Christmas in Bath with daughter Mrs. Laurence Thayer. Robert Moore, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore, leaves school for illness treatments with Dr. Johnston of Bath. David Harrington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leston Harrington, treated in Bath for a smashed fingertip and nail by Dr. Smith. Mrs. Earl Thurlow and children visited her sister in Bath Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burnell spent Sunday afternoon with her sister Mrs. Leston Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceres McCourt
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Kedric Palmer
Bath Iron Works
Stanley Hutchins
Gardiner Rogers
Meadowbrook
Walter Rines
Navy
Servce
Raymond Campbell
Bath
Wesley Harrington
Merchant Marine
Service
Arthur
Center
Jack Wilson
Frank Bates
Corliss Street
Langdon Thistle
Morse Farm
Reed's Neck
Charles Thistles
Harrington-Morse
Donald Preble
Cranberry Point
Lloyd Perry
Charles Hughes
Victor Hughes
Herbert Shorey
Greevers
Susan
Pleasant View Farm
Leon Pennell, Jr
Frank Burnell
Leston Harrington
Mrs Madden Joins Husband on West Coast
Mrs Richard Madden of Bay St Louis Mississippi has joined her husband on the West Coast. Her husband Dick Madden works as a shipfitter second class with the Seabees after spending the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Madden of Dike Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Madden
Bay St. Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phippsburg
Walter McCourt
Cheabeague Island
Milton Webber
Webber
Mr. McCourt
Mr. Webber
Parker
Rl Lovell
George Morong
Walter Cushing
Allie Rollins
Eugene Harrington
Leroy Perkins
Thornton Williams
Winneganee
Sonn Kreidler
Eleanor Bertrand
Paul Legarde
Leston T. Harrington, Jr
C. C
Yaa
Ela
Ang
Crreoee
Watt
Ea Ie Wee
Pun’ Courant Pook
Pennsylvania
Snor Mt Sy
Constructo
Santa
Baby Walker
AMOCO
Searn
SEARS
ROEB
Center Street
Bath, Maine
Sears Lao Peg
Allstate
Maine
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