Eastern Star Installation and Local Club News
Worthy Matron and Frank H. Gray head the Garrison Hill Chapter OES installation in Masonic Hall with officers Ruth Leighton Chester Pendleton Eva Gorham Wise Laura H. Evans Carolyn Pendleton Louise Jewett Elizabeth Harding etc. The evening featured music by a Damariscotta orchestra and vocal solos, a 125-person supper, and multiple club and lodge reports across Bath and Wiscasset areas.
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Frank H. Gray
Garrison Hill
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Ruth Leighton
Chester Pendleton
Eva Gorham Wise
Laura H. Evans
Carolyn Pendleton
Louise Jewett
Chaplin Elizabeth Harding
Helen C Erskine
Marshall
Lulu Riley
Adah
Alice Pickard
Ruth
Helen Haggett
Esther
Anne Nelder
Martha
Amy Jewett
Electa
Beatrice Cowley
Nellie Dowling
Sentinel
Prank
Adams
Grace Dodge
Amy C Jewett
Grand Marshall
Grace C. Pease
George Jones
Elmer Waning
Leroy Waning
Cornet
James Webber
Madeline Reed
Temple
Grace Pease
Wilmot Dow
Damariscotta
South
Lyda Chandler
Olive Dow
Jones
Waning
Webber
Nellie Mounsey
Angie Rines
Earle Rines
Harvery R. Pease
Roger Cowley
Stanley Dodge
Nellie Cowling
West Bath School Board Outlines Budget
The West Bath School board met Tuesday with Superintendent John Parker to outline the year's budget. Members present included Mrs. Loring D. Small Mrs. J. E. Mayo and L. D. Rogers.
Maine D.A.R. meeting highlights revolutionary history
Mrs. H Kenneth Smith chaired a Maine D.A.R. chapter gathering at Central church parish house to hear a paper on Maine during the Revolution. Delegates were chosen for the state congress in Augusta on March 20 and 21, with 32 members present and an all day March meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kenneth Smith
Maine
Col. Dummer Sewall
D.A.R
Central Church Parish House
Percy C. Bailey
Charles A. Andre
Lena C. Shepard
Charles M. Tubbs
Frederick May
Harry G. Deering
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Col. Dummer Sewail
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
State of Maine Society of the Daughters of the Revolution
Hall of Representatives
State House
Augusta
Roussinoc
Augusta House
Lewis O. Barrows
Blaine Mansion
Col. Dummer Lewal
Stella Given
Horace P. Morse
Elwina F. Durgin
Margaret R. Foote
Edmund A. Rothwell
David L. Wilson
Leonard M. Lord
Ethel Willes
Ethel M. Blake
James T. Bonney
J. F. Spaulding
Alice E. Varney
Jane E. Lemont
Memorial Hospital
North Center PTA approves funds and plans sale
North Center P T A met at Mrs Louis A Doles home 887 Middle Street and voted to give 25 from card party proceeds to the Dental Clinic fund A food sale was set for March 1 from 230 to 430 with location to be announced Miss Charlotte Sawyer a grade teacher showcased handwriting samples from first and second graders to illustrate progress at grade three The next meeting will be Monday evening Feb 19 with Harold B Clifford Boothbay Harbor school superintendent as guest speaker
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Louis A. Dole
Middle Street
North Center
Dental Clinjic Fund
William W. Dennison
Charlotte Sawyer
Sawyer
Harold B. Clifford
Boothbay Harbor
First to Sign Harold Peacock Joins Bath Hospital Initiative
Harold Peacock a tinsmith at Bath Iron Works signs for Bath Memorial hospital affiliation with Mrs Izetta Larrabee and Mrs Carl Stalling two Bath nurses on duty at Bath Trust Co. to inform public about Associated Hospital Service and new hospitalization care.
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Harold BR. Peacock
R. F
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath Memorial Hospital
Peacock
Izetta Larrabee
R. N
Carl Stalling
Bath
Bath Trust Co
Associated Hospital
Probate Court Session Updates Various Estates and Guardianships
Probate court filed and approved accounts for multiple estates including Carrie C Adams Lydia Smith and Thomas W Smith Frank F Jack and Mary E Spinney with appointments of executors administrators and guardians Numerous petitions granted for licenses to sell real estate adoptions name changes and guardians for estates including Bath Topsham Bowdoinham and Richmond with guardians named Charles Dicker and Alden Smith among others
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Carrie C. Adams
Marcellus W. Adams
Phippsburg
Alden G. Smith
Lydia Smith
Thomas W. Smith
Bath
Edward W. Bridgham
Frank F. Jack
Maurice B. Shea
N. Louise Spinney
Arrowsie
Mary E. Smith
Topsham
William T. Donnell
William R. Donnell
Ernest L. Goodspeed
John Hall
Bowdeinham
Clara E. Head
Allan Spear
Frank S. Head
Woolwich
Georgia N. Denham
D.a
Abbie V. Denham
Mary Arline McNeill Gay
Margaret Ann Sylvester
Ruth A. Call
Eva J. Call
West Bath
Mary Q. Jack
Lillian M. Quint
Ernest H. Card
Joel P. Card
Edmund L. Risteen
Isabella R. Sawyer
William B. Mussen
Melinda T. Allen
Harry R. Tarbox
William A. Jack
Eta
Nancy and
Sally Hyde
Eleanor B. Hyde
Mabel A. Thwing
Barbara Hopkins
George J. Hopkins
Dorothy H. Wing
Harold B. Wing
Guardian
Nancy E. Wing
Mary L. Wing
Yonkers
N. Y
Paul L. Wing
John F. Briry
Malden
Mass
William 8. Briry
Nehemiah Boynton
Medford
Daniel W. Boynton
Nehemiah Boynton, Jr
Nellie C. Marston
Bath National Bank
Justin Weinschenk
Justin Wayne
Alice Weinschenk
Alice Wayne
Myrtie Missouri Johnson
Virginia
Thomas G. Hinckley
Inez V. Hinckley
Richmond
Myrtie Katherine Hinckley
Eula W. Kimball
Charles M. Dicker
Junior Cosmopolitan Club Plans Card Party
The Junior Cosmopolitan Club arranged a card party for Wednesday afternoon February 21 under Miss Norma Steussy as chair and a program committee including Miss Eleanor Gediman Miss Geraldine Andrews and Miss Elizabeth Williams for one month. Doris Stickney led the meeting and appointed a membership committee for one year and a house committee for one month. Hon. and Mrs J Edward Drake are due back Tuesday night from a two week Puerto Rico cruise arriving in New York Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Cosmopolitan Club
Norma Steussy
Eleanor Gediman
Geraldine Andrews
Elizabeth Williams
Marie Bennett
Mary Anderson
Miss Mary Double
Doris Stickney
Mary Double
Gertrude Dole
Alice Dennison
Helen Higgins
June Sullivan
J. Edward Drake
Puerto Rico
New York
Woolwich Community Clubs Hold Meetings and Socials
Woolwich events include Day's Ferry and Nequasset club meetings with social hours and plans for future events. The Nine of Clubs hosted at Lois Day’s home. Good Will Club planned Washington's Birthday party and a baked bean supper. Attendance around 50 at Nequasset program featured Esso gasoline films. birthdays and hospital visits noted.
Arrowsic School Reports Winter Vacation
Miss Ruth Woodward, eight, daughter of the Range Lights keeper, fractured both bones in her left leg while coasting near home and is under Dr. Morin care with the limb in a cast. Esther Drummond, A M class of 41, visited her parents Norman and Mrs Drummond for the weekend. The Arrowsic school closed Friday for winter vacation with twenty pupils and eleven attending. No tardiness in Pall or Winter terms. Named non absent pupils include Norma Jean Drummond Katharine Campbell Carol Jane Carlton Florence Breed Dorothy Greenleaf Lois Knapp Beverly Gallant Marie Hall Sylvia Lee Harris Richard Dannals Amos Greenleaf. Each received a gift. A George Washington entertainment and Valentine party with candy and popcorn was held. Teacher Mrs. Walker will spend vacation at her Woolwich home and with her Boston daughter.
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Perry
J. W. Reed
Nine of Clubs
Charles Joseph Leeman
Hollis L. Leeman
Barley Neck Road
Damariscotta Hospital
Leeman
Good Will Club
Roland McIntosh
Charles Brown
Tallman Hill
River Road
Roberts
Arrowsie
Lois Day
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Congregational Church
Nequasset
Everett Mains
Earl Bailey
Miss Shackford
Lloyd
Ivan Shaw
Earl
Clyde Bailey
Harvey
Kenneth
Jacqueline
Patricia Chubbuck
Mildred
Everett
Beverly
George Mains
Philip Trask
Doris
Eleanor Farnham
J. Bailey
Harold Shaw
Harvey Chubbuck
Ivan
Linwood Grover
Wiscasset
Paul Gilmore
Bath
Portland
Harry Watson
Front Street
Maine General Hospital
Ella Shaw
Woolwich Grange
Essogasolene
Africa
John Gilmore
Henry Dubar
Frank Bailey
Congregational Vestry
Florence Carlton
Edward Murphy
Nelson Rice
Clarence Getchell
J. E. Moore
Lester Knight
Edward V. Reed
North Woolwich Church
Day's Ferry
Ne- Guasset
Sagadahoc Ferry
Men's Forum
Esso
Loring T. Maybury
Clayton Armstrong
Mason C. Carter
Mothers’ Club
Armstrong
Robert Rice
John Burke
Boothbay Harbor
Clarence Baker
Ruth Woodward
William Woodward
H. F. Morin
Esther Drummond
Norman Drummond
Norma Jean Drummond
Katharine Campbell
Carol Jane Carlton
Florence Breed
Dorothy Greenleaf
Lois Knapp
Beverly Gallant
Marie Hall
Sylvia Lee Harris
Richard Dannals
Amos Greenleaf
George Washington
Walker
Woolwich
Boston
Westport Notes Social Chatter From Local Beat
Mrs E V Lewis Ordway Lewis and John Stacey traveled to Yarmouth to visit relatives for several weeks. Miss Virginia Jewett University of Maine student visited Rumford over the weekend and attended the Winter Carnival. Mr and Mrs Walter Greenleaf wintering in Bath were guests of Pred Greenleafs. Mrs Eugene Cromwell and Evelyn Colby of Nequasset called on their parents Ernest Colby and wife. Mr and Mrs H M Jewett visited Sunday with their son B M Jewett and family.
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Clare Foster
Framingham
Mass
George Fisher
Washington Street
Charles Mason
Augusta
Carl Fuller
Bath
Fred W. Blagdon
Gardiner Road
Warren Bowers
Westbrook
Charles J. DiPerri
Roy R. Marston
Lawrence Marston
Malaen
Willis B. Mitchell
Rumford
Fessenden Chase
Ralph Brewer
James Knight
Lewiston
Carroll McFadden
Central Maine General Hospital
Julia Lewis
Bath Memorial Hospital
Harold A. Campbell
Main Street
Frank Metcalf
Eddie Pooler
Fred Merry
Waldoboro
American Legion
Addie Merry and Son
Ray Partridge
Ruth Jones
Belfast
West Bath
Superintendent of
John Parker
Loring D. Small
J. E. Mayo
L. D. Rogers
New Meadows Lake
William Brown
Ralph Merry
Walter Marco
Randall Merry
Harold Ferguson
Millicent Merry
Stanley W. Williams
Mona Cole
F. W. Larrabee
Betty J. Rose
Ernest E. Rose
Portland Maine General
Burns
Sarah Carleton
Woolwith
Ralph Higgins
East Brunswick
Marion Higgins
Sophia Gatchel
Marion Rose
Fred J. Rose
E. R. Brown
Paul M.olm
High Street
Francis Deehan
Brunswick
George Randall
Stanley
George Rose
George Higgins
Frank W. Jaques
H. Kenneth Smith
Harold E. Cutting
William H. Smail, Jr
Brigham’s Cove
Frank Talbot
Birch Point
Dwinal E. Cornish
Christel
Ernest E. Williams
Percy Holbrook
Lindall Chadman
Freeport
Mr. Holbrook
Herbert Holbrook
Yarmouth
Ora Durgin
Ted Smith
Boston
E. V. Lewis
Ordway Lewis
John Stacey
Virginia Jewett
University of Maine
Walter Greenleaf
Pred Greenleaf
Eugene Cromwell
Evelyn Colby
Nequasset
Ernest Colby
H. M. Jewett
B. M. Jewett
Families Move to Dresden Farm and Local Updates
Two Connecticut families have moved to the farm owned by Charles Chism. Mrs. Carl Longfellow of Day's Perry visited Miss Carolyn Sheldon on Sunday. Mrs. Archie Higgins of Westport and family occupy the former Capt. homestead. Dresden schools closed last Friday for Spring vacation. A telephone was installed at Frank Lemarr's Dresden Center residence, 1522. Lemarr rents smelt camps to visiting fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Charles Chism
Carl Longfellow
Day
Dresden Mills Elect Officers As Red Cross Grows
St John s church parish members elected senior warden Reuben Durgan junior warden Ancil Weymouth secretary Ernest Cate treasurer Rev Tom Akeley and June Bailey as altar work leader The Dresden Red Cross enrollment rose to 50 up 11 from last year Laura Bailey led Lincoln county chapter fundraising James Carr drives a new Ford truck Several plan to attend Grace church Bath mid Winter Auxiliary convention Feb 6 The Ladies Auxiliary elected new officers with Alice Foss president Luella Bickford vice president and June Bailey treasurer Permanently organized work committee led by Claire Evans and Lester Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
St John’s Church
Reuben Durgan
Ancil Weymouth
Ernest Cate
Tom Akeley
June Bailey
Dresden
Red Cross
Laura Bailey
Lincoln County
James Carr
Grace Church
Bath
St. John’s
Jessie Houchette
Altena Carr
Alice Foss
Luella Bickford
Clara Battis
Claire Evans
Lester Woodward
Lenten Midweek Services at Winter Street Church
During Lent there will be mid week services at Winter Street church on Wednesday evenings at 7 30. Rev. Josepha O Purdue will interpret parables of Jesus. Parables include The Rich Man and Lazarus February 7 The Rich Fool A Story of Complacency February 14 The Pearl of Great Price A Story of Enthusiasm February 21 The Good Samaritan A Story of Comparison February 28 The Last Judgment A Story of Friendship March 6 The Lost Sheep A Story of Love March 13. The first service will be in the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Josepha O. Purdue
Jesus
Lazarus
Next Destroyer to Be Niblack in Spring at Bath Iron Works
The Bath Iron Works Corp will launch the destroyer Niblack in the coming spring, not the Woolsey as recently reported by Secretary of the Navy Edison. The Woolsey announcement caused no surprise among South yard workers already vacated by Hughes. Mr and Mrs Michael J Reardon and family moved from 59 Pearl Street to the Bailey apartments on North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills B Muinell
Bath Mermourial Hospital
St. Andrews Hospital
Boothbay Harbor
Grave Pease
Bath Iron Works Corp
Niblack
Woolsey
Secretary of the Navy
Edison
Washington
Michael J. Reardon
Pearl Street
Bailey
North Street
Maine Highway Safety Urges Curb on Fatal Car Crashes
A Maine State Police notice reports a 26 percent drop in January automobile deaths from 1999 levels, saving nine lives. It cites causes like speed and reckless driving, notes rural crashes, and urges citizens to act for safer walking and driving practices statewide.
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Maine State Police
State of
Maine
State of Maine
Homehold
G&unebody
Aroostook
Kennebec
Somerset
Highway Safety Division
Death On
High Way Safety Division
Bible Class Plans Silver Tea at Sterling Church
Sterling Bible class of the Corliss Street church votes to sponsor a silver tea on February 22 in the vestry. President Mrs. John H. Hunt conducts the session and names lieutenants for the year. The group notes 44 calls in the month and reports some members ill while birthday bank gifts are acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Bible Class
Corliss Street
John H. Hunt
Millard E. Watson
Warren H. McIntire
Frederick May
Linwood A. Piper
Frederick P. Moffatt
George H. Preble
James W. Gillespie
Edward M. Robbins
Walter E. Taylor
Edward R. McCabe
Graydon Burns
Hebron
Delia Goodwin
Fairfield
Maine Sheep Numbers Rise On Renewed Interest
Fifty years ago Maine had about 350000 sheep and today Charles H. Crawford, a Maine Department of Agriculture sheep specialist, says renewed interest in sheep raising should push this year’s figures up by about 5000 from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Charles H. Crawford
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Leon G. Flood
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