Christmas sale showcases organ society gifts in Wiscasset
The annual Christmas sale in the Congregational vestry raised over 150 dollars and featured apron making under Edith Day, greens by Mabel Sears and Fannie Adams, mystery parcels by Mary Marston and Grace Pease, and cooking by Joseph Hubbard and Alice Taylor. Volunteers praised the event, and a prize apron went to Charles Reed. The issue notes varied local events and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Organ Society
Congregational Vestry
John Fisher
Evelyn Hutchins
Harriet O. Jackson
Edith Day
Mabel Sears
Fannie Adams
Mary Marston
Grace C. Pease
Joseph Hubbard
Alice Taylor
Alberta Saralue
Susan Bailey
Samuel Sewall
Marion Ingalls
Elsie Pearson
Charles Reed
Fisher
Academy
Assembly
Barbara Sullivan
Adams
Priscilla Simpson
Mr. Levant
Elinor Pomery
Kieran
Elinor Sutter
Mildred Main
Wendell Willkie
America
West Bath sewing group meets at Grange hall
West Bath residents gathered Tuesday at the Grange hall for a sewing group meeting led by Mrs. Melvin Comeau. The gathering included a list of attendees and plans for the next meeting on January 5 with a lunch and a 10 cent gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Grange Hall
Melvin Comeau
Charles Doyle
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Lincoln Williams
Harry Peterson
Fred Rose
Erwin Wharff
Fred Larrabee
Joseph Day
Earl Donnell
W. H. Powers
Francis Deehan
Clara Hammons
Ernest H. Rose
Ernest Rose
Army
Lebanon
Tenn
Camp Ricker
Ala
Andrew Robichaud
Wentworth Institute
Boston
Corp
Edward C. Robichaud
Donald Desmond
Brunswick
Roy Moore
Hiram Brown
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Oscar Adams
Wilson Attean Wedding in City Church Parsonage
John Carleton Wilson and Constance Myr tle Attean wed Saturday at seven in the Winter Street Congregational church parsonage. Rev. Joseph O. Purdue officiated the single ring ceremony with no attendants. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wilson of Westbrook, works as a lineman for New England Tel and Tel Co. The bride is daughter of Elmer N. Attean of New York City and Mrs. Fred Schauman of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Grace Dow
Helen Dickinson
Virginia Butler
Jean Bailey
Woman's Club
Charles S. Sewall
Bradford C
Maxine Edith Carleton
John Hugh Tourtillotte
Boothbay Harbor
F. L. Littlefield
Laura Seavey
Pomona
Doris Foye
Rose Hammond
John Carleton Wilson
Constance Myrtle Attean
Winter Street Congregational Church
Joseph O. Purdue
John M. Wilson
Westbrook
New England
Tel. and
Tel. Co
Elmer N. Attean
New York City
Fred Schauman
Bath
Kirkpatrick Family Back Home After Visit to Revere
Mrs. Ivan J. Kirkpatrick and her daughter Elaine return to 995 Middle Street after visiting Mrs. Kirkpatrick's parents, Sgt. and Mrs. John P. Starkey, in Revere, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan J. Kirkpatrick
Elaine
Middle Street
Kirkpatrick
Sgt
John P. Starkey
Revere. Mass
Woolwich Clubs Hold Christmas Party and Community Notices
Woolwich Spinning Wheel club held its annual Christmas party at the Temple home with a chicken pie supper and a 1943 club reorganization. New members admitted. gifts, hostesses by month, and a variety of local social events across Woolwich and Day's Ferry are listed, including church services, school plans, and residents relocating for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinning Wheel Club
Albert Temple
Freeman Oliver
Good Will Club
Sagadahoc Ferry
Day's Ferry Sunday School
Madlyn Durgin
Air Corps
George Walker
Woolwich Center Bappist Church
Montsweag Baptist Church
Woolwich Center
J. M. Gowdey
Montsweag Church
Baptist
Cheerio
Hilton Soule
Harold Wooley
Ralph Wooley
Boston
Boston Bruins
Wilbur Hagan
Skowhegan
Bath
Boardman
Richard Maxcy
Yarmouth
Clarence Allen
Holbrook
Mass
Jordan Wright
Gilbert Hathorn
Bath Memorial Hospital
Harriet Adams
Carrie Hathorne
Waterville
Christine Hathorne
Lydia Hathorne
Wiscasset
Wilmot Dodge
Carle Longfellow
Gardiner
Sara Bagley Wright
Arlington
Lewis couple new Bath residents at Y M C A home
Mr and Mrs William H Lewis of Washington Pennsylvania have moved to Bath and occupy the Y M C A building. Mr Lewis serves as secretary to the boys and works with William C Perkins executive secretary of the local Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Lewis
Washington, Pa
Bath
Mr. Lewis
William C. Perkins
Morse Seniors Present Annual Play on Friday
The Morse high school senior class staged a three act play Apron String Revolt to an unusually large audience. Dorothy Rood Stewart authored the play and Elizabeth Holt stars with a broad cast including Miss Beverly Packard Janet Colley Arlene Waite and more. Mary H. Conley coached the production with Mrs Ruth B. Wilson in charge of makeup and John E. Pomeroy guiding the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Mary H. Conley
Ruth B. Wilson
John E. Sawyer
John E. Pomeroy
Dorothy Rood Stewart
Elizabeth Holt
Beverly Packard
Annabelle Madden
Elizabeth
Janet Colley
Alden
Mary Bloxsom
Lannigan
Arlene Waite David
Robert Gilchrist
Mary Lou
Anna Mae Berry
Henry Fenstermacher
Merritt Shea
Miss Martin
the Blade
Joyce Werner
Mr. Wade
the Gazette
Robert Levin
Jack Alden
David
Tom Percy
Leslie Jewett
Richard Poulos
Clancy Robert Ericson
Gen MacArthur Praises Courageous Russians
Sagadahoc county asks for no less than 2500 in relief funds. General MacArthur commends the Russian army, calling their defense and counterattack the greatest military achievement in history. Contributions may be left at the Independent office or Bath Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. MacArthur
Sagadahoc County
N.Y. Times
A. M. Main
Independent
Bath Trust Co
Fireside Club Plans Revealed At Winter Street Meeting
Large crowd attends the Fireside club gathering as Douglas Fenwood and Roger Nichols lead a discussion on Bowdoin’s wartime stance and democracy aims. An invitation from Pilgrim Fellowship for a Central church dance is accepted. next meeting features a candle service and a Christmas play titled Mimi Lights a Candle with a joke tree and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Fireside Club
Douglas Fenwood
Bowdoin
Roger Nichols
Pilgrim Fellowship
Central Church Parish House
Mimi
Rabbit yard skunk freed by loose fence at Bay Point
A Bay Point resident reports a skunk trapped in a rabbit yard using a loosened fence piece to escape. Other local notes include Ollie Hinckley visiting H. A. Spinney, Chester and Clyde Whittaker with their mother, and Maurice Hinckley Jr securing a Bath job. Also mentioned are Mrs. Percy Savage's hospital stay, Mrs. George Gates visiting Portland, Maurice Hinckley Sr’s recovery, and Louise Howard visiting Mrs. Edward Cook last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Point
Kennebec Point
Peter
Ollie Hinckley
H. A. Spinney
Chester
Clyde Whittaker
George Gates
Lester Ross
Bangor
Maurice Hinckley, Jr
Bath
Percy Savage
Five Island
Bath Memorial Hospital
Portland
Maurice Hinckley
Louise Howard
Edward Cook
Central Church League Plans Public Supper
The Central Church League discussed a public baked bean supper for Saturday to be held in the parish house. The lunch for the U. S. O. Christmas party is planned for next week. No meetings will occur until Jan. 4. Kitchen and dining room committees are named with multiple members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
Howard M. Steen
Rudolph C. McRae
League
Dummer Street Family Child Patient Long Hospital Stay
Mrs Ralph Wright and her son Ralph Jr of Dummer street passed away Monday in Portland where Ralph Jr went for a checkup at the Children's hospital after ten months of treatment as a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wright
Ralph, Jr
Dummer Street
Portland
Children’s Hospital
Annual Chicken Pie Supper at Wesley Methodist Church
The Women's Society of Christian Service held its annual chicken pie supper in the Wesley Methodist vestry after a Christmas sale. About 125 patrons enjoyed a menu of chicken pie, vegetables, salad, rolls, coffee, and cake, with volunteers organizing dining, tickets, and sales of fancy work and cooked foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Methodist Church
William Davis
William Coombs
John Sampson
Vaughn Bryant
George Hopkins
Robert S. Gordon
Willard McLean
Andrew M. Butterfield
Society
Fred Weeks
Vinal H. King
Merle Niles
Donald N. Small
Walter E. Upham
Victor H. Paquet
Martha Day
Edna Besaw
Bessie Dickinson
Fred W. Quimby
Wendell L. Williams
Ellery Kidder
Ellery E. Whittemore
James Knight
Edward Cook
Eldridge Woods
Stanley R. Hunter
Nequasset Farm Bureau Plan Friday Meeting
Nequasset Farm Bureau will meet at the Goodwill club house Friday at 10 am. Doris Rosen McCready and Katheryn Briwa will attend with Briwa outlining What We Need to Know About Food Values in 1943. Earle Dow will head the canteen style dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Goodwill Club
Doris Rosen McCready
New Home
Katheryn Briwa
Briwa
Earle Dow
New Foods
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Pierce
Auburn
Melford Perham
John Perkins
Howard Carlton
Roland Carlton
Norman Hansen
Gertrude Greenleaf
Alice Durham
Harvey C. Dobbins
Bath and
Salem
Ind
Leon Felker
A. B. Snow
Trufant's Crossing
Foster’s Point Road
I. B. Neily
Florence Neily
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Isabel Crocker
Edward Mank
Larrabee’s Grove
Joan
Robert Boudreau
Foster's Point Road
Ednon L. Owens
Dorothy Waterman
Williamsburg
Fort Eustis
Alfred Gray
Roxbury
Waterman
Lockwood Basin
Mildred Dalton
James Williams
Cape Elizabeth
William Johnson
Yonkers
N. Y
G. C. Smith
West Bath P. T. A
Lowell School
J. E. Mayo
Club News
Maine
Sunday Telegram
Woolwich
MORSE
M’arthur
Fireside Club
Bowdoin College
David L. Wilson
Joseph E. Thombs
Clarence B. Clark
Lawrence Lord
A. George Moses
Marius H. Page
Harold Brown
Arthur Brown
Walter Wassmund
Beacon Street
Nequasset Bureau
of Women’s
Bostonian, Mansfield, Florsheim Shoes
Treadeasy
Enna Jettick
Fall’s Shoe Store
Front St
Cor. Broad
A. Fall
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