West Bath to Host MIT Lincoln Lab Experimental Station
Lincoln Laboratories of Lexington Massachusetts announced plans to build an experimental electronics station in West Bath. A building and high tower will be erected on 3.32 acres leased from William E. Webster with a three year term plus option for three more. The project is part of Continental Air Defense research for the U S government and will be staffed by Lincoln Laboratories personnel under a director as yet unnamed.
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Lincoln Laboratories
M.I.T
Continental Air Defense
West Bath
Times
Lexington
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT News Bureau
Bath
John P. Carey
MIT
Massachusetts Institute
William E. Webster
Carey
Bmero
Buick Company
Jug Handle Hill
Dark Grove
Bull Rock
U. S. Gov
Lincoln Labs
Possible two contests in coming February election
Voters may face only two council contests in the February municipal election as Ward Five and Ward Seven appear contested while other wards show single candidates. Incumbents Philip Oliver and E E Cooke may face challengers Charles Lee and Herman F Coombs respectively, with several nominations already filed for other wards and several incumbents unopposed. The filing deadline is midnight January 10.
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Charles Lee
North Street
Philip Oliver
Herman F. Coombs
Cooke
Jesse W. Allen
Arthur W. Gediman
Walter G. Lyden
Middle Street
M. Wesley McPhee
Washington Street
Waix
Lyden
Louis O. Couture
McPhee
Eastham
E. Ring, Jr
Norsemen Sailed Greenland Coast In 877 A D Record
Records indicate that Norse explorers first fought the Greenland coast in 877 A D as they moved into new territories. The account highlights early Viking expansion and maritime activity along Greenland’s shore.
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Greenland
New Year's Eve Ball Planned at Armory Friday Night
The Junior Hospital League sponsors a New Year's Eve Ball at the armory from 9 p m to 1 a m with Joe Avery's orchestra. Cabaret style tables return as attendees ring in 1955. Proceeds aid Memorial hospital. tickets at Wilson's drug store or from league members. Dress optional.
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Junior Hospital League
Joe Avery
Leslie C. Shumway
Sidney L. Eaton
Eleanor L. Oldis
Joseph I. Smith
Jacob Smith
Seth §. Mullin
Frederick E. Drake
A. M. Main
William A. Niss
Arthur W. King
Sumner Sewall
The
Memorial Hospital
Wilson's Drug Store
Armory
Senior Girl Scouts wrap 1954 with caroling tour
Senior Girl Scouts of Troop 3 concluded activities for 1954 with a Dec 22 caroling tour visiting the Old Ladies Home on High street the Old Folks Home on Washington street and new Bath residents on Union street. Afterward they were served refreshments at Mrs Harold Rubin's home 684 High street.
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Old Ladies Home
High Street
Old Folks Home
Washington Street
Bath
Union Street
Harold Rubin
Ban on Shuffleboard in 1845 New England Cities
In 1845 shuffleboard was branded a gambler's hobby and public play was banned in several New England cities, reflecting era concerns over gambling and public morals.
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New England
Windfall of Rare Silver Coins May Reduce Premium
Congress Sportswear Company employees wonder how much their Christmas bonuses of silver dollars are worth. About 1,000 coins dated 1890 were distributed to workers, with one coin valued higher by collectors. The Philadelphia Mint released these coins in error, and the AP reports that the large circulation will likely depress the premium values.
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Congress Sportswear Company Inc
Congress Company
Philadelphia Mint
Associated Press
Russell Landstrom
Rare three million silver dollars in circulation puzzle readers
The Philadelphia Mint shipped about three million "rare" silver dollars into circulation as gifts in the Christmas season. Dates range 1880s to 1889, with later issues used first. no dollars have been minted since 1935. Banks will replace a rare dollar with a standard value bill upon exchange.
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Russell Landstrom
Philadelphia
United States Mint
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Mint
Rae Biester
Ward
Lancaster
Mystery Jail Crisis At Historic Calhoun County Courthouse
A 106 year old courthouse stands firm but its 10 year old jail built in 1850 from native limestone shows disintegration. Experts note carefully fitted stones to last centuries while cracks in the upper floor widen. The cause remains a mystery, with theories of soil contraction or settlement.
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Jalil Hardin
Fane Calhoun County Court House
Astronomic Observatories Preserve Clarity by Avoiding Heat
Observatories keep buildings unheated to prevent air currents and temperature fluctuations that distort starlight, ensuring sharp images for celestial observations and measurements.
Local engagements announced during Christmas holidays
Several engagements of interest were announced locally during the Christmas holidays. Betty May Newell and William Arthur Bruce plan marriage after both Morse High School and nursing/their early careers. Emma Louise Russell and Kenneth William Gibb announce engagement with careers at Kennebec Wharf and Bath Iron Works. Anne Lovelace Benson Benson and Dean Ellis Leavitt engaged with nursing and pharmacy backgrounds. Leona Tibbetts Bath and Philip W. Lawrence announce engagement. Tibbetts works at W. T. Grant. Patricia Ann Tardif and Raymond Crowley announce engagement. Tardif at Gorham State Teachers College. Donna Ellen Sutherland and Everett Warren Waterman announce engagement. Waterman in U S Air Force. Ethel Louise Plant and Charles Thomas Alferes announce engagement. Plant at Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation hospital. Sally Jane Freeman and David Edward Lee engaged. Lee in Norfolk.
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Edward F. Newell
High Street
Betty May
William Arthur Bruce
William A. Bruce, Jr
Bedford Street
Newell
Morse High School
Central Maine General Hospital School of Nursing
Lewiston
Rainbow Assembly
Ruth Russell
Central Avenue
Emma Louise Russell
Kenneth William Gibb
William Gibb
Dummer Street
Miss Russell
Kennebec Wharf and Coal Co
Gibb
Bath Iron Works Corp
Oscar S. Benson
Baltimore
St. Margaret’s
Anne Lovelace Gorsuch Benson
Dean Ellis Leavitt
Edgar Dean Leavitt
Miss Benson
School of Nursing
Hospital For the Women of Maryland
Leavitt
School of Pharmacy
University of Maryland
Phi Delta Chi Fraternity
Morse High
Leona Ruth Tibbetts
Bath
Philip W. Lawrence
Frank E. Lawrence
Arrowsic
Tibbetts
Georgetown
Miss Tibbetts
Central Maine General School of Nursing
W. T. Grant Co
Lawrence
Domingue J. Tardif
Patricia Ann
Raymond Crowley
Neil Crowley
Eee
Miss Tardif
Lewiston High School
Gorham State Teachers College
Crowley
Lewiston High
U. S. Coast Guard
University of Maine
James P. Sutherland
Center Street
Donna Ellen
Everett Warren Waterman
U. S. Air Force
Fletcher A. Waterman
West Bath
Miss Sutherland
Congress Sportswear Co
Mr. Waterman
Brunswick Naval Air Base
Percy Plant
203
Ethel Louise
Charles Thomas Alferes
John Alferes
New Bedford
Mass
Mr. Alferes
Congress Shirt Holds Annual Yuletide Party
Employees from Sports Wear Co Inc Bath attended the Christmas gathering at the Sedgwick hotel. A turkey supper, gifts in silver dollars, and dancing followed entertainment by Joe Avery’s orchestra. Guests included Rev Timothy C Maney and city officials. A new plant recreation room will open after winter vacation.
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Congress Sportswear Co., Inc
Bath
Sedgwick Hotel
Joe Avery
Foster Pratt
Julius Grossman
Boston
Milton Grayson
Norman Grossman
Grossman
Timothy C. Maney
St. Mary’s Church
Nathan C. White
Ivan A. Trueworthy
The
Bath Daily Times
Michael Cohen
Joseph O’conner
Claude Berry
Margaret Pottle
George Pottle
East Brunswick
Bobby
Dianne Ill
Holiday arrivals and local family visits in Bath area
M Sgt John Hayward and Mrs Hayward arrived from Alabama to spend holidays with Fred Hayward and Camille Dionne families. Jan Charles Byhouewer and family from Holland arrive Dec 21 to stay with Mrs Elnora Oliver and plan Bath home, with Bath Iron Works future employment. Chief Edward L Gaudreau and wife hosted grandson Arthur Gaudreau in Portland. return trip brought Edward L Gaudreau Jr and his son Edward L Gaudreau III for Christmas and last week of school vacation.
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John Hayward
Ames Family Christmas Party in North Woolwich Home
The Ames family hosted a Christmas gathering at in North Woolwich with gifts exchanged after dinner and yuletide decorations. The event was tape recorded and photographed. recordings will be sent to Mr and Mrs Gilbert J. Ames of Los Angeles, the only absent relatives.
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George M. Ames
North Woolwich
Gilbert J. Ames
Los Angeles
Calif
Ames
Judson Soule
Harold Ames
Harold
Judy
George Ames, Jr
George 3Rd
Beth
Ann
Victor Pellegrini
Orkin Perkins
Dresden
Rotarians Tour New England Telephone Dial Plant
Rotary club members toured the New England Tel and Tel dial system invited by Hildreth H. Fisher a local company manager. They viewed the four story building apparatus and explained transmission methods by a guide. Bernard Varnum read CARE’s letter praising food donations for refugees in Berlin Hong Kong and Punjab.
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Rotary Club
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Hildreth H. Fisher
Bernard Varnum
CARE
Club
Berlin
East Germany
Hong Kong
Pquaco
Board of Directors
Lud Elliman
Damariscotta
Frank Smith
Portland
A. L. Anderson
Grace Guild Christmas Party At Grace Church Parish House
Grace Guild held a Christmas party for more than 25 members at the parish house. The event featured red and green decor, a covered dish supper, gifts and tree arrangements, slides of Florida, and an upcoming officer election with reports to be read at the January 4 meeting.
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Guild of Grace Church
Eleanor Owen
Anna Tubbs
Helen Parshley
Dorothy Swearingen
Arline Troop
Priscilla Thayer
Florida
Walter Norton
Eleanor Voorhees
Mary Cary
Doris Aikenhead
Dr Caverly Installed Commander of Dunlap Commandery
Dr Herbert T Caverly was installed as Eminent Commander of Dunlap Commandery Knights Templars at the Masonic Temple. Grand Commander Alexander La Fleur led the ceremony with a Portland group in regalia. a choir performed Christmas carols and a buffet luncheon followed with dancing to Joel Avery's Orchestra.
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Herbert T. Caverly
Dunlap
Knights Templars
Masonic Temple
Alexander la Fleur
Maine
Emminent
Ray Libby
Peter Constantine
Portland
R. E
David L. Wilson
K. T
U.S. A
Constantine
Caverly
Dunlap Commandery
Jason A. Merrill
War
Ren Hawley, Jr
Daniel Williams
George Fields
Donald Young
Pee Eleanor Merchant
Ap A.ee
Joel Avery
Alexander LaFleur
Elks Plan Annual New Year's Party
The Bath Lodge of Elks hosts its New Year’s Eve party from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. at the Elks home with favors, noise makers, dancing, and a floor show. Peter Potter returns as guest entertainer while Leo Pepin debuts as an accordionist with a 11 15 show time and a midnight program for all Elks.
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Bath Lodge of Elks
Elks
Peter Potter
Walt Disney
Prince Charming
Potter
Bowdoin College
Leo Pepin
The
Bath Elks
Former Bath Woman Shown in Magazine
Mrs. Alice Jaffe of Stamford formerly of Bath is pictured in Women's Home Companion January issue in an article titled 12 Ways You Can Make Money at Home. The wife of Loreh Jaffe, now proprietor of the Student Shop in Stamford, she markets handmade candles and tile sets, matching designs to rooms and tables and handling special orders for parties and weddings.
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Alice Jaffe
Stamford
Lanark Road
Conn
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Eveline Beals
Kista Hanson
Beatrice Burns
Aletha Campbell
Reuben Purington
Myron Ellis
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