Wiscasset Red Cross report highlights county work
Mrs. W S Irland reports Lincoln county Red Cross progress over 15 months ending December 31 1941 with totals of 130 men sweaters 195 women sweaters 805 children's sweaters 131 children's knitted sweaters 129 mufflers 376 men s socks 557 children s socks 102 mittens 75 beanies 34 shawls 533 girls dresses 100 women s dresses 136 girls skirts 70 women s skirts 134 men s pajamas 72 convalescent robes 210 hospital shirts 20 operating shirts 215 layettes 250 boys shirts 50 baby quilts and 20700 surgical dressings. The surgical dressings room is closed awaiting new material. A large new quota is planned.
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Wiscasset
Daylight Saving Clarified as War Time Shift
John W. Rimmer of the Boston & Maine and Maine Central explains that no schedules or habits change during the wartime time shift. Eastern Standard Time will be advanced one hour to daylight saving time, but all clocks, watches, and timetables will align so there is a single time everywhere by Monday morning.
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John W. Rimmer
Boston & Maine Railroad
Maine Central Railroad
Mr. Rimmer
Central Church Card Party Draws Central League
A parish house card party hosted by Central Church League had 16 tables in play Monday evening under committee chair A George Moses with Ethel Blake and Howard Steen. Prizes awarded for high scores in contracts and auctions included Mrs Alfred McCabe and Mrs John A Greene in contract, Mrs George W Dean and Mrs David L Wilson in auction, plus Anna Thomas and Mildred G Nichols among others. refreshments were provided by the organizing committee.
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Central Church League
A. George Moses
Ethel Blake
Howard M. Steen
Alfred McCabe
John A. Greene
George W. Dean
David L. Wilson
Edward Johnson
Visit Ends With Bradley Woman Returning
Miss Katherine Hagan of Bradley Vermont returns home after a weekend visit with Mrs. Sadie Coultiard of West Bath.
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Katherine Hagan
Bradley, Vt
Sadie Coultiard
West Bath
Maine town life showcased in Ladies Home Journal
The article highlights the advantages of living in a small Maine coastal town through the Farmer family of Ray Farm and their life in a homeland rooted community. It notes their Maine births, Honduras years, and return to manage a local grocery unit while praising coastal traditions and Americanism. Maine recipes such as baked stuffed lobster clam chowder and blueberry muffins are featured.
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Maine
Canada
Ladies’ Home Journal
Ray Farmer
Farmer
Honduras
Pine Tree
West Bath Grange Monday Night Variety Program
A West Bath Grange event featured a variety program led by Mrs Grover C Smith substituting for ill Mrs William A Armstrong. A civilian defense committee was formed chaired by Leon M Genthner with many grange members named. An upcoming Valentine social was announced with a box exchange and music for dancing.
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William A. Armstrong
Grover C. Smith
West Bath Grange
City officials gather aid for World War II draft registration
City Clerk Chesley Hutchins receives offers of clerical aid from typists and Bath Iron Works and Hyde Windlass. Superintendent John Parker provides high school students to help, with plant facilities set to register employees on February 16 for the Selective Service registration.
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Chesley R. Hutchins
John Parker
Bath Iron Works Corp
Hyde Windlass
Woolwich Club Holds Postponed Meet At Mrs Parks Home
Woolwich Spinning Wheel club met Saturday afternoon at Mrs Ora Parks Bath for a postponed gathering. Knitting sewing and social hour followed a supper. Attending were Mrs Merle Jameson Mrs Hollis Leeman Mrs Gilbert Hathorne Mrs Florence Temple and Mrs Jordan Wright. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Jameson in February.
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Spinning Wheel Club
Ora Parks
Bath
Merle Jameson
Hollis Leeman
Gilbert Hathorne
Florence Temple
Jordan Wright
North Woolwich
John Pinkham
John
Jennie Pinkham
Camp Devens
Mass
Fort Bragg
N. C
Day's Ferry
Ralph Durgin
Ladies of the Good Will Club
Division 66
Armory
S Ferry Community Club
J. W. Reed
Clayton Armstrong
Fred Brown
Frank J. Walker
Marguerite
Guy Cromwell
Leona Presley
Geraldine Fogg
Ruth Hanson
Beatrice
Muriel Beals
Phyllis Molson
Priscilla
Luella Cromwell
Christian Endeavor Society
Edward Holbrook
Nequasset
Bath Memorial Hospital
Marguerite Cromwell
Charlotte Buck
Vacationing Clerk and Visiting Relative in Sagadahoe Ferry
Mrs Francena Cromwell, employed as clerk in the Hunnewell store at Sagadahoe Ferry, enjoys her annual vacation. Mrs Vinal Hunnewell, also of Sagadahoe Ferry, returns from Needham Massachusetts after visiting Mr and Mrs Myron Freeman. Mrs Freeman is the daughter of Mrs Josiah L Walker and the late Mr Walker, and spent summers at the Walker Summer home at Days.
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Gordon Stewart
Everett
Mass
Amy Cromwell
Nequasset
Fred Rice
Bath Memorial Hospital
Brooks Terry
Grant Store
Hall Inn
Haverhill
Fred Beaney
Harvey Greenlaw
Portsmouth
N. H
Philip Beaney
Kittery Navy Yard
Blanche Littlefield
Portland
Frank J. Walker
South Dresden
Dinsmore Leach
Melvin Howe
River Road
Mason Carter
Francena Cromwell
Rs Hunnewell
Sagadahoe Ferry
Vinal Hunnewell
Needham
Myron Freeman
Red Cross sewing drives South End PTA meeting
South End P T A held an all day Red Cross sewing session in Washington street rooms. Lunch was shared and coffee served. Lobster stew supper plans were made for Sagadahoc Red Gun and Sheet Association Inc. Founders Day Silver Tea is set for Feb 17 with Mrs A George Moses and Mrs Arthur M Bowker leading.
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Red Cross
South End
Washington Street
Association
Sagadahoc Red, Gun and Sheet Association, Inc
Orris I. Ames
F. Arthur Berry
Carroll A. Deering
Edward Coombs
Ernest Howe
Robert King
Frederick King
Francis Norton
William Waters
Edward J. McMann
S. B. Lonn
Foster M. Pratt
Rodney Upham
Laforest G. Coombs
Mark A. Jackson
R. Raymond Palmer
A. George Moses
Arthur M. Bowker
Club 42 to hear make up demonstration by Miss Smith
Miss Elizabeth Smith of Hallets drug store will demonstrate The Art of Make Up at Club 42 on Thursday evening in rooms at 48 Front Street Kansas City Missouri. She will speak at 8 30 pm followed by a short talk and refreshments.
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Liss Nizabeth Smith
Kansas City
Hallet’s
Club 42
Front Street
Miss Smith
Clam farming proves value to South Harpswell
In Stover's Cove South Harpswell 30 to 35 clam diggers earn up to 75 dollars weekly on beds once barren. A two hundred dollar state town match yields predicted six thousand dollars of clams before season end. Digging crews peak at forty two in a day as area is opened after seed dam propagation. Officials plan broader spread with other towns seeking special funds at annual meetings.
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Stover’s Cove
South Harpswell
Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries
Arthur R. Greenleaf
Portland
Harpswell
Greenleaf
Kittery
York
Wells
Kennebunkport
Scarboro
Phippsburg
Brunswick
Yarmouth
Falmouth
Eastport
Pembroke
Lubec
Cutler
Whiting
Jonesport
Milbridge
Stuben, Sullivan
Stockton Springs
Searsport
Northport
Owls Head
St. George Friendship
Cushing
Waldoboro
Bristol
Bremen
South Bristol
Absent Minded Professor Presented By Junior Class
The class of 1943 presents The Absent Minded Professor in Morse High auditorium Friday at 8 pm with a Thursday matinee for children at 4. Ruth B. Wilson directs. Miss R Hazel Feere is faculty advisor. Committees list names for ticket advertising program and candy. Ushers include Patricia Wing Rose La White Elizabeth Hill Virginia Gallagher Phyllis Curran Margaret Rich. Barbara Page is prompter.
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Morse High Auditorium
Are
Ruth B. Wilson
R. Hazel Feere
Ticket
Shirley James
Marilyn Bartholemy
Evangeline Canacaris
Rachel Matthews
Richard Poulos
David Skelton
Evelyn White
Joseph Spear
Poppy Kakos
David MacDonald
Arlene Morrison
Charles Sullivan
James Farnham
Lorraine Holmes
Robert Mosher
Candy
Rosamund Tinney
Marion Small
Elizabeth Burgess
Evelyn Young
Patricia Wing
Rose la White
Elizabeth Hill
Virginia Gallagher
Phyllis Curran
Margaret Rich
Barbara Page
Doctor to Return After Boston Dental Convention
Dr. Herbert T. Caverly plans to return Wednesday evening from Boston where he traveled Sunday to attend the convention of the Oral Surgeons Section of the American Dental Association.
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Herbert T. Caverly
Boston
Oral Surgeons
Aneeaes Dental Association
Frederick Day ton Hill dies at 74 in Bath home
Fred Dayton Hill 74 retired banker longtime Bath National Bank official died at his Bath home Monday evening after years of illness. Born November 6, 1867 in Bath he worked at Bath National Bank from 1893 becoming cashier then vice president before retiring July 1, 1941. Survived by wife Brenda Emery Hill two sons two daughters and a step son. Funeral held at Grace Episcopal Church.
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Priscilla Campbell
Federal Street
Polly Race
Celia Rines
Flora Bailey
Harriet Grindell
Bernice Blagdon
Isabel Hughes
Congregational Vestry
Helen Fisher
The
Organ Society
Laura Downey
Vera Haggett
Grace C. Pease
Marion Ingalls
Harriet Jackson
Grace Cowley
Mary Marston
Edith Day
Alberta Larrabee
Edna Southard
Frank Gray
Stanley Dodge
First Congregational Paint Fund
Waterstreet
Vincent Reed
George E. Millard
Alfred Dodge
Cowley
Middle Street
Dodge
Joseph Erskine
Gardiner Road
Erskine
William Dodge
North Edgecomb
Charles E. Cowley
Pemaquid
Woman's Club Rooms
High Street
Fannie Orne Perkins
Boothbay Harbor
Mary Kenniston
Lois Frye
Sheepscot
John Jackson
Harold Shea
Harriet C. Jackson
Arthur Paquett
Lawrence Lewis
Beulah West
Bertha Paquett
Vinnie S. Quinnam
Harry Quinnam
Rose Hammond
Ceres
Laura Seavey
Flora
Mary Lewis
Doris Dorr
Pomona
Forest Morris
Hardwick
Grange
al I
Boothbay
Woolwich
Sheepscot Valley
Harraseeket
Eastern River
Huntoon Hill Grange
Blanche Fowle
Augusta
Alfred Groves
Roy Dow
Herbert Pushard
Don Stewart
Bath
Walter Pushard
Scott Field
Ill
Mickey” MacDonald
Fred Dayton Hill
Bath National Bank
William Dayton
Cordelia Morrison Hill
Old
Hill
Maine Bankers’ Association
Massachusetts Bank Cashiers’ Association
Masonic Fraternities
Knights of Pythias
Common Council
Bath Rotary Club
Brunswick
William R. Freeman
Westfield
N.J
William R. Ballou
Bangor
Louise Bridges Ballou
Llewellyn J. Morse
Maine
Grace Episcopal Church
Fifty years of service end at Bath National Bank
Frederick D. Hill concluded fifty years of active service on July 1, 1941 as vice president and cashier of Bath National Bank. He joined on July 1, 1891 as assistant to his father William D. Hill and became cashier two years later. He served on the directorate after resigning from active duties and was a former president of the Maine Bankers Association.
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Bath National Bank
Frederick D. Hill
Staples Pharmacy
William D. Hill
Fred Hill
Maine Bankers Association
Boston
New York
Franklin Partridge
Mr. Hill
William
Hill
Camp Fire Girls Meet in Portland Council Session
Mrs. Bowen Torrey of North Street attended the Western Maine Council of Camp Fire Girls meeting at the Business and Professional Women's club in Portland. Speakers included JF Smith council president Mrs. Elizabeth Spear secretary Miss Elizabeth Melville and Mrs Langdon T Thaxter of Portland. Thaxter spoke on defense and service to country. a new motto Service for Victory was adopted and yearly program outlined with activities planned.
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Bowen Torrey
North Street
Portland
Western Maine Council of
Camp Fire Girls
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sumner Sewall
JF. B. Smith
Elizabeth Spear
Elzbeth Melville
Westbrook Junior College
Mirs
Langdon T. Thaxter
Women's Civilian Defense of
Priscilla Kimball
Bath
Thaxter
Pfc Robert Lee Marries Betty Footer in Honeymoon Visit
Private First Class Robert Lee and his bride Betty Footer are spending their honeymoon in Paterson New Jersey where Lee is stationed, according to cards received by Bath friends.
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Robert Lee
Betty Footer
Paterson, N. J
Mr. Lee
Bath
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