Wiscasset Club Hosts Christmas Party and Church News
Wiscasset Woman's Club members enjoyed a Christmas party with carols by a sextet led by Mrs Madeline Reed and Miss Mary Hobson at the piano. Gifts from the tree were distributed and a buffet lunch shared. The Congregational Church school held a Christmas party with Santa and a Defense Album for each child. The Red Brick schoolhouse surgical dressing rooms invite volunteers. The column also lists numerous local personal items and engagements, moves, and holiday visits involving residents and service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Helen Haggett
Madeline Reed
St. Philip's Parish House
Frances Sortwell
Charles Torrey
Stanwood C. Gilman
Charles S. Sewall
Academy
State House
Congregational Church
Santa
United States Defense
Roy Dow
Nadine
Wellsey M. Humason
Stanley Humason
Anna
Miss Dow
Wiscasset Academy
Bath Iron Works
Humason
Lincoln Academy
Newcastle
Christine Hathorne
Lydia Hathorne
Woolwich Center
Wilmont Dodge
Fort Hill Street
Doris Taylor
Colby College
Herbert Taylor
Joseph Hubbard
Dorchester
Mass
Gertrude
Carl Main
Cpl
Main
Air Corps
Wilmington
Del
Leonora Cheria
Betty Burton
Gould Academy
Frederick Tripp
Chehaven
Tripp
Benjamin Adams
Union Street
Alton Erskine
Philip Blanchard
Bates College
Fred Whittier
Margaret Main
Muskogee
Okla
Pvt. Whittier
Joan Warland
Cambridge
Seiver Warland
Ralph Gagnon
South Portland
Gagnon
Shirley White
Richmond White
High Street
Mary Sewall Metcalfe
North Carolina
Jesse
U. S. Marines
Brownie
M. L. Pinkham
Stockton Springs
Warren House
Water Street
Pinkham
Bath
M Ronald Mayo Wedding Saturday in Bath
Mrs Lillian H Mayo of West Bath and A Howard MacRonald of Bath united in marriage at the Church of the Nazarene parsonage 77 Russell Street Saturday afternoon Dec 26 at four. The ceremony was by Rev Thomas B Greene in the presence of friends. Afterward refreshments were served as the couple planned a temporary home in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian H. Mayo
West Bath
A. Howard MacRonald
Church of the Nazarene Parsonage
Russell Street
This City
Thomas B. Greene
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Bath
Courtney E. Stover
Church of the Nazarene
MacRonald
Cape Elizabeth
Eleazer J. MacRonald
Boston
Portland
Mac Ronald
Deering Deering Street
Foul Shooting Tournament Highlights Intermediate and Grammar Winners
The event closed after 34 Intermediate and High School players and 21 Grammar School players competed. Aubrey Steen led with 38 of 50, Melvin Ferris 28, Fred Bolduc 21. Blaine Trafton topped Grammar at 14 of 25, Donald Footer 13, Clarence Irish 11. Overall averages were 21 of 50 and 10 of 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Steen
Melvin Ferris
Fred Bolduc
Blaine Trafton
Donald Footer
Clarence Irish
Grammar School
Personal Notes of Local Residents Seen in City
Miss Irene Lincoln of Brunswick starts at Acme Supply Co on Commercial Street. Mrs. Lewis Young and her infant Lee Lee return to Washington Street from Memorial Hospital. Florence Pinkham of Jersey City visits cousin Mrs Henry W Butler at 624 High Street. Mr and Mrs Frank Horne of New York City stay with Mrs Horne’s parents on Crescent Street. Richard Condike Bowdoin '44 visits Miss Marjorie Cushing on Dummer Street. Miss Helen Boyden from Eastport arrives for Christmas and New Year with Mr and Mrs Franklin Morse at 18 Valley Road. Miss Lucy Rogers resumes duties as Senters after illness. Howard Trafton of Georgetown visits with Mrs Trafton and improves at Lincoln Street home. Mrs Kermit Pentz of Jersey City visits friends in Wiscasset and stays with Mrs Charles A Corliss of 17 York Street. Mr Pentz, U S N, was stationed at Bath Iron Works and lived with the Corliss household since early Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Lincoln
Brunswick
Acme Supply Co
Commercial Street
Lewis Young
Lee Lee
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Florence Pinkham
Jersey City
N. J
Henry W. Butler
High Street
Frank Horne
New York City
Horne
Jerry Sanford
Crescent Street
Richard Condike
Bowdoin
Marjorie Cushing
Dummer Street
Helen Boyden
Eastport
Franklin Morse
Valley Road
Lucy Rogers
Ernest Rogers
Howard Trafton
Georgetown
Trafton
Lincoln Street
Kermit Pentz
Wiscasset
Charles A. Corliss
York Street
Pentz
Bath Iron Work
Christmas Guests Fill Bath West With Family Visits
West Bath notes list of Christmas meals and gatherings. Families including Roses Carletons Simmons Robichauds Stovers Larrabees and Simmons from Bath and Brunswick, plus military and visiting relatives share holiday meals and attend weddings.
Local residents visit over the weekend in town
Linwood Hacket of Bowdoinham visited Sunday. Barbara Wood, employed in Washington DC, returned after visiting her parents on Washington Street. Barbara Hopkins returned to the University of Maine Orono after holidays with her parents on York Street. Ardella B. Farrar returned to Fred Carleton's home at Sagadahoc Ferry after visiting her son. Stokes and Theodore Van Hook of Portland were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Briggs Jr. Mary Curran, employed in New York City, returned after Christmas with her mother in Bath Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Hacket
Bowdoinham
Barbara Wood
Washington, D. C
Ernest Wood
Washington Street
Barbara Hopkins
University of Maine
Orono
George Hopkins
York Street
Ardella B. Farrar
Fred Carleton
Sagadahoc Ferry
Philip S. van Hook
Theodore and
Stokes
Portland
Harry B. Briggs
High Street
Mary Curran
New York City
Hannah Curran
Bath Street
Mothers Club
Roland Raines
Day’s
Linwood Wright
Audrey Whalen
Bethlehem
A. Greenwood
Santa Claus
Cleara Perkins
Ralph Greenwood
Edward Murphy
Walter Savage
North Woolwich
Clarence Cunningham
Janice
Brunswick
Cunningham
Alec St. Pierre
Sara Bailey
Farmingdale
Dora Bailey
Nequasset
Fred Beaney
Harry
Lincoln Farrar
Earl Gainsley
Kittery
Clifton Gainsley
George Gainsley
James Thorpe
Earl Stimpson
Day's Ferry
Mr. Stimpson
Skowhegan
Fred Pitman
Enoch Cook
Jane Ferro
Bath
Frank J. Walker
Robert Reed
Reed
Alec Reed
Ernest Oliver
Popham
Marilyn
Hayden Temple
Eben Dana
Augusta
Mr. Dana
Burton Hodgkins
Wellesley Wright
Mary Wright
Bowdeinham
Wright
Milton Hathorne
James Carter
Richmond
Mason Carter
Day’s Ferry
Fred S. Brown
Lee Chaput
Randolph
Harlan McCobb
Dresden
Fred Brown
Albert Temple
Kenneth Bakter
Fortland
Everett Baker
Milton Baker
Paul Kuta
Ella Temple
Rolvin
Albert Trott
William McKnight
Melissa Main
James Parker
Cosmopolitan Garden Club Enjoys Picture Talk by Mrs Moore
The Cosmopolitan Garden club met at the clubhouse to view moving pictures taken in China and the Philippines by Mrs. Frederick Evans Moore and her Navy husband, Lt. Cmdr. Moore. The program showcased scenes from Pekin Hong Kong and Manila with commentary by Mrs. Moore. Tea followed the business session which elected a new slate led by Miss Alice Johnson as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Evans Moore
Wiscasset
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Pekin
Forbidden City
Hong Kong
Manila
Philippines
Moore
Berkley
Calif
Maine
California
New England
Alice Johnson
Roscoe P. McFadden
Morris Povich
Nellie Goodrich
Herbert Harris
Fred W. Quimby
MacFadden
N. Gratz Jackson
Walter Wiggin
Granville Colby
The
Cosmopolitan Club
Alice E Darrah Engaged to Clifford Pye in Small Point
Mr and Mrs George Darrah announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Evelyn to Clifford Maurice Pye son of Mr and Mrs Maurice Pye of Small Point Miss Darrah a Morse High School 1941 graduate a National Honor Society member and Bliss Business College student is Lambda Chi Sorority treasurer Now employed as a ship fitter at Bath Iron Works Corp Pye attended Morse High and will soon enter the armed forces No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Darrah
Pine Street
Alice Evelyn
Clifford Maurice Pye
Maurice Pye
Small Point
Miss Darrah
Morse High School
National Honor Society
Bliss Business College
Lewiston
Lambda Chi Sorority
Pye
Morse High
Bath Iron Works Corp
Marriage Noted For Captain Slosberg And Miss Lachs
Captain Benjamin Robert Slosberg of New York City and Miss Pauline Lachs of New York City married in that city. Mrs Slosberg, California native and attorney, is secretary to the president of Colonial Airways and a court recorder. Captain Slosberg, a WWII veteran, graduated from Cony high school and recently served with the Murray Hill Hotel restaurant unit. he is stationed at Cedar City Utah with the Ordnance Motor Repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Robert Slosberg
New York City
Max Slosberg
Bridge Street
Augusta
Pauline Lachs
Captain Slosberg
Cedar City
Utah
Ordnance Motor Repair
Boston couple returns home after visit
Ensign James Stanton and his wife left Oak Street in Boston after staying with Mrs. John W. Cummings for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign
Mrs
James Stanton
Boston
Mrs. Stanton
John W. Cummings
Oak Street
Woolwich Community Club Notes A Busy Holiday Season
Woolwich and Day’s Ferry groups stage Christmas and New Year activities. The Mothers club meets at Mrs. Roland Raines home Tuesday, while Day’s Ferry hosts a Saturday box supper at the schoolhouse. A long list of Christmas events, visits, and hospital recoveries follows, highlighting community life across Woolwich, North Woolwich, Sagadahoc Ferry, and nearby towns.
Weeklong State Police Report on December Crashes
The weekly police tally covers December 12 to 21 with 32 total accidents. One fatal, eight personal injury, 23 property damage incidents. 16 daytime, 16 nighttime. 23 rural, nine urban. Hazardous surfaces and wrong-way driving cited as top causes. The report discusses winter road safety and varied driver profiles amid ongoing efforts to reduce crashes.
Foods Affected by February Rationing Plan
The Office of Price Administration lists processed foods under rationing for February including oral, canned and bottled fruits and fruit juices such as apples apricots berries and grapefruit and many vegetable items like asparagus beans beets carrots corn peas and spinach along with soups dried and frozen fruits and vegetables Not rationed items include candied fruits fruit cakes jams jellies olives pickles and certain large container products.
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Office of Price Administration
Brunswick Welcomes Full Time Fire Chief and Notables
Lieut Stephen Carbone son of Boothbay Harbor leaves for naval dental duties at Newport after Harvard Dental School. Harold Nickerson becomes Brunswick’s first full time fire chief with day hours and night on call. Miss Eunice Perkins starts Duke University studies after Christmas visit with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Nickerson
Brunswick
Nickerson
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Marian Rose
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Carol Stover
Brunswick Road
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Marjorie Stover
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J. E. Mayo
James Brann
Oscar Adams
Westley Field
E. W. Haggett
Arthur
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Betty Goodell
Edward Larrabee, Jr
William Bailey
Joseph Gardner
Woolwich
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N. J. Simard
Michael Simard
Sybille Deschamts
Frank Sojko
Salem
Jeanne Prideaux
Belfast
Charles Hammonds
Clara Hammonds
James Lemont
John L. McLellan
Edward Footer
Edward Jr
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E. A. Ward
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Laura
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Sonny Palmer
Lawrence Palmer
Cook's Corner
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Arthur Deehan
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Mary Footer
Frederick E. Moore
Alice E. Darrah
Clifford M. Pye
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S. L. Carbone
Boothbay Harbor
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U. S. Naval Reserve
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