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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1956

Page

3

Alaska Exercise Moose Horn drills and cold frontier training

Pvt. Scott Morse Jr and thousands of troops endure a four week Arctic maneuver in Big Delta 165 miles from the Arctic Circle with temperatures around 50 degrees below zero. Airdrop and giant oversnow tractor trains are tested as Morse, a rifleman in Company E, 71st Infantry Division, 4th Regiment, has been in Alaska since September 1954.

Scott Morse, Jr Andrews Road Alaska Moose Horn Big Delta Arctic Circle Morse 71St Infantry Division

Miss Florence Noddin Visits Sister in Elizabeth NJ

Miss Florence Noddin of Elizabeth New Jersey is spending several weeks with her sister Mrs Harry Blaisdell at her home on High Street.

Florence Noddin Elizabeth, N. J Harry Blaisdell High Street

Local girl Sandra Smith admitted for observation at Memorial Hospital

Sandra Jean Smith six year old daughter of Mrs Dorothy E Smith of 36 Drayton Road was admitted to Memorial Hospital Thursday morning as a medical patient under observation. Sandra is a pupil in the sub primary class at Huse Memorial School.

Sandra Jean Smith Dorothy E. Smith Drayton Road Memorial Hospital Sandra Huse Memorial School

Harold V. Fish Aids Bangor Stamp Store Opening

Harold V. Fish, manager of the United Trading Stamp store, has spent a week in Bangor helping prepare for the opening of a new trading stamp shop in the city.

Harold V. Fish United Bangor

Miss Morse Heads to Jersey City Affiliation

Miss Roberta Morse a student at New Hampshire State Hospital visits her parents on Andrews Road before leaving February 12 for a 13 month affiliation at Jersey City Medical Center and Margaret Hague Maternity Hospital in Jersey City New Jersey Wilfred Hart of York Street returns to Bath Iron Works after a three week illness absence

Roberta Morse New Hampshire State Hospital Scott Morse Andrews Road Miss Morse Jersey City Medical Center Margaret Hague Maternity Hospital Jersey City N. J Wilfred Hart York Street Bath Iron Works

Marine recruit completes 10 week training at Parris Island

John R. Hybers son of Mrs Ruth C Green of 17 Heathlane is set to finish recruit training on February 10 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island South Carolina The course covers military drill first aid personal hygiene Marine Corps history and defense against chemical and atomic attacks The final three weeks are spent on the rifle range with M 1 rifle qualification.

John R. Hybers Ruth C. Green Heathlane Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island S.C Marine Corps

Mrs Owens and son live with Hart family during Airman duty

Mrs Donald Owens and her son Charles reside with Mr and Mrs Wilfred Hart at their York Street home while Airman Owens serves a one year duty in Treeland.

Donald Owens Charles Wilfred Hart York Street Owens Treeland

Costain Family Welcomes Students From Nearby Schools

Miss Kateri Costain of Bouve Boston School of Physical Therapy arrives with her parents at 47 Granite Street for mid year vacation. Guest Miss Lourdes Dalasquide of Puerto Rico accompanies another Bouve classmate. Camilla Costain returns from Boston School of Occupational Therapy with Brenda Campbell of Milton, Mass for home visit.

Kateri Costain Bouve-Boston School of Physical Therapy George T. Costain Granite Street Lourdes Dalasquide Puerto Rico Camilla Costain Boston School of Occupational Therapy Brenda Campbell Milton Mass

Maine Freshman Returns Home After Mid-Semester Recess

Paul Burns a University of Maine freshman returned to Orone Sunday after spending the mid semester recess with his parents Mr and Mrs Therodore F Burns at their home 78 Court Street.

Robert Lindgren University of Maine Orono Harold V. Fish Center Street Paul Burns Orone Mrs. Therodore F. Burns Court Street

Beulah Dunton Visits Bath With Eastern Star Group

Mrs Beulah Dunton of Lisbon Falls daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Pratt of Spring Street visited Bath Friday evening with an Eastern Star group to attend Good Neighbor Night at Genesta Chapter.

Beulah Dunton Lisbon Falls Melvin Pratt Spring Street Bath Genesta

Washington street grocer undergoes surgery at Memorial hospital

Ettore Sinibaldi, a North End grocer on Washington Street, was treated at Memorial hospital last week. He underwent surgery and is recovering well, with friends urged to be glad for his progress.

Ettore Sinibaldi Washington Street North End Memorial Hospital

West Bath residents in nursing home and hospital notices

Mrs. Edwin W Haggett of West Bath remains a medical patient at Gowen Nursing Home on Washington street occupying the same room with her aunt Mrs. Fred Larrabee also of West Bath who has shown marked improvement and enjoys visits. James A Comeau has returned home from Memorial Hospital after a 21 day stay. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W Thebeau hosted a buffet supper on High street for their wedding anniversary with Dr and Mrs Jacob Smith Mr and Mrs Mark Jackson Mr and Mrs Thatcher Pinkham Mr and Mrs James Sharkey Mr and Mrs George J Nugent plus Miss Beatrice Duprey and Miss Frances Callan as guests.

Edwin W. Haggett West Bath Gowen Nursing Home Washington Street Fred Larrabee Harry W. Thebeau High Street Jacob Smith Mark Jackson Thatcher Pinkham James Sharkey George J. Nugent Beatrice Duprey Frances Callan

Bath wedding joins Varnums and Swains in family visit

Mr and Mrs Bernard Varnum of Bowman street spent Saturday in Portland with their daughter Mrs George Barry and family Mr and Mrs Trafton Swain Deborah and Marvin of York joined Mrs Swains parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Larrabee in West Bath They also visited Mrs Swains sister and husband Edward J McMann of Pleasant street They came to Bath for the Saturday evening wedding of Gerald Swain and Laura Belle Anttard

Bernard Varnum Bowman Street Portland George Barry Trafton Swain Deborah Marvin York

Sagadahoc Scout Official Speaks at Brunswick Rotary Luncheon

William A. Niss, Sagadahoc County Boy Scout official, addressed the Brunswick Rotary Club at today’s luncheon. He spoke on Boy Scout activities in observance of Boy Scout Week.

William A. Niss Sagadahoc County Brunswick Rotary Club

Carter Family Letter From Son in Virgin Islands

Mr and Mrs Harold Carter of North street received a letter Monday from their son Glenn Carter FPFN U S N from St Thomas in the Virgin Islands stating his ship leaves for New London Ocon on Feb 6 and he expects to have a leave soon when he will come to Bath to pass it with them His ship sailed from New London on Jan 6 and arrived at St Thomas just a week later Mrs Archie Seekins of Portland was the Saturday guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Carleton W Lowell of Bedford street Kenneth Small of Augusta Grand Commander of the Grand Chapter SOO and his father Harry Small of Hallowell was among those attending the Monday evening meeting of Lincoln Lodge of Odd Fellows when their grandson and nephew Edwin R Small Jr was initiated into the lodge Mrs Katherine Conley of Granite street is a patient at the Presley Nursing Home Washing

Harold Carter North Street Glenn Carter FPFN St. Thomas Virgin Islands New London Ocon Bath Kenneth Small Augusta Harry Small Hallowell Lincoln Lodge of Odd Fellows Edwin R. Small, Jr Lodge

Brunswick Residents Host Mr and Mrs Emore Alexander

Mr and Mrs Emore Alexander and Audrey Peterson of Brunswick were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs Stanley Peterson in Middle Street. Mrs Alexander teaches at Brunswick High School. Sgt John A Hayward US Army, recently at Savannah River Atomic Energy Plant Williston SC, departed for Fort Dix NJ and then overseas to Germany. He is joined by wife Mrs Hayward and son Terrence visiting Camille Dionne and Fred Hayward in Union and Front streets. Mrs Hayward and Terrence will stay until she sails to Germany to join her husband later in the month.

John A. Hayward Terrance Williston S. C Fred O. Hayward Front Street Camille J. Dionne Union Street Germany Sgt. Hayward Army Emore Alexander Audrey Peterson Brunswick US A Savannah River Fort Dix N. J Hayward Terrence Camille Dionne

Berenson Daughter Works in Ford Plant In Ypsilanti

Miss Barbara Berenson daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Berenson of Beacon street is employed in a clerical job with Ford Motor at Ypsilanti Michigan where she has lived about three weeks. She writes her parents she likes Ypsilanti on Lake Erie and finds the climate similar to home. She was graduated from Morze High in June and took a summer training course at the Fort Torrent School in Portland. Charlies Huntington of 46 Dummer street spent Monday in Gardiner as a guest of relatives. Mrs J B Greaney of North Weymouth and Walter Shaughnessey of Cambridge returned home Saturday after attending funeral services for brother William Shaughnessey. Mrs Merle Niles of Middle street visited in Portland Saturday.

Barbara Berenson Benjamin Berenson Beacon—street Ford Motor

Airman Boyd assigned to Amarillo base for jet course

Airman Third Class William L. Boyd Jr son of Mr and Mrs William L Boyd of 121 Bowery street has been assigned to Amarillo Air Force Base Texas for a three months course in jet mechanics He is a former student of Bridgton High School and completed basic training at Sampson Air Force Base New York on December 12 1955 Mrs Eula Morang longtime Old Folks Home staffer now works as clerk at Village Pride Bakery. Mr and Mrs Ellie Thompson Deer Isle are wintering with their daughter and husband in Bath visiting their son in law Owen Armstrong and his wife Snapped with Mrs Thompson s twin sister Sarah Oliver of Winter street. Mrs Mary Kelly 696 Washington Street left Monday for a week in New London Conn Miss Sally True and Miss Barbara Booth Wellesley College roommates returned home after mid semester recess with Miss True s parents on Front Street. Mrs Royal A Johnson and son Paul of Hotel Sedgwick were Sunday visitors at Cranmore Mountain North Conway NH. Mr and Mrs Samuel Bath Cement Store proprietors plan two days in New York City for Spring showings after their annual Miami Beach vacation. Peter Bushey of Bangor a former Bath resident arrived for a week with Mr and Mrs William Hill of Middle Street.

Milton C. Trott High Street Bath New York City Raymond A. Valliere Seville Spain Mr. Valliere Minnie M. Dall South Street Fort Lauderdale Fla Edgar G. Hancox Hancox Court Street Florida Hancoxs Deborah William L. Boyd, Jr William L. Boyd Bowery Street Amarillo Air Force Base Amarillo Texas Boyd Bridgton High School Sampson Air Force Base New York Ellie Thompson Deer Isle Mr. Thompson Howard Andrews Owen Armstrong Mrs. Thompson Sarah Oliver Winter Street Sally True Barbara Booth Wellesley College Miss True Edward D. True Front Street

Allen Family Guests and Lisbon Falls News

Rev and Mrs Harold Allen, daughters Patricia and Priscilla and son James of Middle Street, visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs Raymond Allen and Mr and Mrs William Clark in Lisbon Falls. Mrs Harry White is confined to her home on Dummer Street Court by illness and would appreciate hearing from friends.

Harold Allen Patricia Priscilla James Middle Street Raymond Allen William Clark Lisbon Falls Harry White Dummer Street Court

Weekend Visits and Local Happenings Across Bath Area

Mr and Mrs Reginald Atwood of Eliot spent the weekend with his parents in Winship Street Bath attendees included Patricia Atwood at the Lions Minstrels at Morse High. Franklin Wright of Falmouth Foreside visited Bath for a Solar Lodge meeting. Natalie Fowle teaching in Mitchell school vacationed in Boothbay Harbor with Rev and Mrs Forrest Fowle. Ardenne A Stott of Park Street travels to Boston for spring shows. Harold Hanscom and sister Mrs Fred Sawyer visited Roland Hanscom in Meadow Way for Sunday dinner. Bath hospital updates note Mrs William Dolloff ill at West Bath home. Mrs Lawrence R Vail substituting. Roxanne Merry, Bath Iron Works employee, returns home after Memorial Hospital care. Charles S Sewall of Wiscasset hospitalized at Bath Memorial for surgery.

Reginald Atwood Eliot Mr. Atwood John Atwood Winship Street Lions Minstrels Morse High Miss Patricia Atwood Portsmouth Navy Yard Natalie Fowle Mitchell School Boothbay Harbor Forrest Fowle Fowle William P Hatch Washington Street Harold Hanscom Mr. Hanscom Fred Sawyer Poland Spring Roland Hanscom Meadow Way

Morse High School to stage Father Knows Best play

The Student Council at Morse High School will present a three act comedy Father Knows Best Friday evening at 8 in the school auditorium. Directed by Mrs. C Bruce Wright, the cast features 17 students led by Malcolm Hamilton with extensive student and faculty support across ushers makeup publicity and program committees.

Morse High School C. Bruce Wright Morse High Wright Malcolm Hamilton Michael Freeman Donna Guynn Carol Cummings Mabel Ashe Francis Brown Sandra London Carol Bartels Nancy Garside Kenneth Bukford Elvira Pecci Malcolm Hampton Nathan W. Watson Charles Douglas Sandra Sinclair Yvonne Crosby Constance Howe Nan Emero Linda Bailey Joan Carver Linda Gordon Joan Marsh Ethel Wright

LaFleur urges study of fishing laws in Boothbay Harbor talk

Portland Republican gubernatorial candidate Alexander A. LaFleur urged revisiting Maine fishing laws at a Boothbay Harbor Lions Rotary meeting. He argued for fair treatment of fishermen, criticized automatic license suspensions during appeals, and warned against treating fishermen as criminals for minor errors.

LaFleur Boothbay Harbor Sea and la Fleur

Victoria gallery president Mrs Jermain linked to Kalamazoo family

Mrs Lloyd Jermain of Victoria British Columbia daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Donnell of Kalamazoo Michigan has led the Women’s Committee of the Art Gallery in Victoria for the past year. She is a niece of Mrs Carroll Watson of this city and spent childhood summers with her parents at a Bath and Popham Beach summer home.

Lloyd Jermain Victoria B. C Charles J. Donnell Kalamazoo Mich Women's Committee The Art Gallery Carroll Watson Bath Popham Beach Colony

Genesta Chapter hosts Monday night guest night event

Members of Genesta Chapter OES held a Monday evening guest night for junior past matrons and junior past officers at Hawthorne Chapter Inswick. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Philip FE. Wyman, Mrs. Foster Pratt, Mrs. Alice Stilphen, Mrs. Fred Osgood and Mrs. Agnes Farrin.

Genesta O.es Hawthorne Inswick Philip FE. Wyman Foster Pratt Alice Stilphen Fred Osgood Agnes Farrin

Merry Family Relocates to Bangor for Work

Mr and Mrs Merton Merry and sons James and Joseph have moved to Bangor after visiting Mrs Roxanne Merry in Liberty Street Liberty Street. They return from Philadelphia and Mr Merry takes a new job in Bangor as stated in the notice describing family relocation. The short paragraph notes migration and employment details for the Merry family.

Merton Merry James Joseph Philadelph, Pa Erry Roxanne Merry Liberty Street Bangor Merry

Maine Fish And Game Roundup By Ron Speers

Winter is busy for Maine's Department of Inland Fisheries and Game. Wardens enforce hunting and fishing laws year round, hatcheries prepare next stock, ice is cut for transport and food storage, and divisions handle paperwork, maintenance, and outreach as winter optimizes survey work and club activities continue.

Department of Inland Fisheries and Game Maine Augusta Game and Fisheries Fish and Game

Pythian Sisters Install Officers in Lowell Temple Ceremony

Lowell temple Pythian Sisters held their annual installation led by Past Grand Chief Hattie Tord of Auburn with assistants Jessica Larrabee and Jennie Sudds. New officers named Susie Darrah as most excellent chief Jane Shea excellent senior Sarah Potter excellent junior Jane Wright manager Ruth Sprague secretary Eunice Perry treasurer Sadie Savage protector Lucelia Blake guard Pearl Campbell pianist. Glenis Pye, granddaughter of Darrah, served as flower girl. A brief business meeting preceded the ceremony followed by readings and duets. Refreshments were served. Lowell tempo to hold next Wednesday meeting at 7 30.

Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Hattie Tord Auburn Jessie Larrabee Jennie Sudds Susie Darrah Jane Shea Sarah Potter Jane Wright Ruth Sprague Eunice Perry Sadie Savage Lucelia Blake Pearl Campbell Glenis Pye Ruth Doris Ughty Lowell Ten Ole

Ancient salt making by sun evaporation across ancient civilizations

Ancient Chinese Egyptian Greek and Roman societies used solar evaporation to extract salt from seawater leveraging natural sun heat and wind. This method produced harvests for food preservation and trade across regions, illustrating early natural resource use.

Morse Shipbuilders Dazzle Westbrook 89 61 In Big Home Win

Morse High School’s Shipbuilders crushed Westbrook 89 to 61 before a standing room crowd of 1 800 at S D Warren Memorial Gym. Ed Marchetti led Morse with 20 points, Wes DeCapua added 21, Bob Billington 18, and Dick Bishop 12. Morse shot 53 percent, controlled the boards, and sealed the game in the second quarter with a 21-6 run.

Morse High Westbrook High Blue Blazes S. D. Warren Memorial Morse Paddy Cavan Ed Marchetti Bob Billington Gene Hunter Westbrook Big Wes DeCapua Billington Dick Bishop Marchetti DeCapua Billington Ray Bishop Herbie Anderson DeCapua Billing Blue Nets Seveteen Mars South Portland High Shipbuilders Capers

Cub Pack 99 Plans Blue and Gold Banquet at Central Church

January meeting of Cub Scout Pack 99 at Central Congregational church parish house announced a Father and Son Blue and Gold banquet to be served by mothers on Feb 24 and a joint paper drive with Boy Scout Troop 99 during the week of Feb 20 with truck loading on Feb 26. Also noted Boy Scout Week Feb 6-12 with church attendance on Feb 12. A window display of Cubs handiwork will be at Jack sons Electrical shop. Inductions and awards were given for Bobcats and various Bear Wolf and Lion badges led by Den Chief John Preble and Cubmaster Theodore Bertocci. The pirate waters theme included ceremonies, performances, and an attendance banner won by Den IV. Ice cream and cookies were served.

Central Congregational Church Parish House Boy Scout Troop 99 Cubs Jackson Den John Preble Den 1 Robert Hunter Fred Bayles John Ross Theodore Bertocci John Rogers Rodney Ross Vincent Henderson William Dunlap Mark Wallace Marshall Gotte Wolf Ira Gotte Bruce Hallowell William Wing Bear Burleigh Thombs Brian Wallace James Abbott Lion Thomas Bertocci Den 11 Dens 11 den IV Arthur Wing

Cloverleaf Troop 6 Girl Scouts meet with relay race

Cloverleaf Troop 6 opened its meeting with a relay race won by a team captained by Annette Belanger. Plans were announced for a Valentine party on Feb 15 at the Marble home 84 South Street with committees to be named next week.

Cloverleaf Troop Girl Scouts Cloverleaf Troop 6 Annette Belanger Karen Marble Charles Marble South Street Paul Stinson Cutti

Red Rose Troop reviews badge work and new member

At last week's Red Rose Troop No. 6 meeting Irene Thompson led Game badge activities and the group discussed the Girl Scout magazine after the Promise. Leader Oliver Foster urged badge orders by Friday while dues and attendance were taken and Juliette Low fund collected. New member Linda Roderick joined from Troop 15 Woolwich. clean-up volunteers were Sheredith Waters and Marilyn McDonald.

Red Rose Irene Thompsson Girl Scout Oliver Foster Juliette Low Cook Truman King Tenderfoot Elwood Hathorne Foster Pratt Linda Roderick Woolwich Sheredith Waters Marilyn McDonald

Mary Cormier Wins Homemaker Title at Morse

Mary Cormier earns Morse High School representation in statewide Homemaker of Tomorrow judging sponsored by General Mills. She achieved the top score on a written exam among 10,222 schools and qualifies for state and national scholarships and a trip to Washington and Philadelphia.

Bath Betty Crocker Armando Mary Cormier Morse High School General Mills Miss Cormier Washington Colonial Williamsburg Philadelphia Trifari

Tree kangaroo on the ground and in the trees

The tree kangaroo spends much time on the ground and ascends to feed on fruit and foliage, to escape enemies, and to sleep.

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Fred Mitchell Elden C. Smart Mrs. Mitchell Smarts Jennifer Harland E. Boynton Quaker Point Maine General Hospital Boynton Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital Frederick von Huene Bath Memorial Hospital Leah E. Strout Winneganee Grace Ferry Arthur F. Mayo Walter Evans Dover Foxcroft Mayo A. Farley Mayo, Jr Park Street Evans Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity Converse G. Fenn Rodney E. Ross, Jr Moosehead Lake Mrs Carl Meister Evelyn Roderick Charles H. Cahill, Jr Charles H. Cahill James A. Bimson Harold W. DeLong Anne Kimball Charles Hurd Bradley Cahill Morris S. Povich Miami Beach Prawer-Siegel Newark Sam Prawer Atty Harold J. Rubin Abraham Kramer Louis Petlock Benjamin Berensen City Iva E. Fowles Gowan Convalescent Home Elizabeth Prentiss Lewis E Prentiss Maple Street Miss Prentiss State University Arthur J. Nicol Leroy F. Colby Thayer Hospital Waterville Robert Arsenault John Arsenault Sandra Daly Mary Donnell Edward Briggs Donald House Carroll Denbow Frank Young David Rush George Langbehn Peter Pinson Douglas Champion Robert Carmichael Russell Kenney Federal Street Joseph I. Pouliot U. S.navy Antonio Pouliot Robinson Lane Atlantic Fleet Dock Lindenwald Caribbean Norfolk David Clark Gene Autry Nancy Eden McInnes Duncan McInnes Pearl Street Central Church Parish House Carla Tukey Katherine O’farrell Cheryl Wetherbee Barbara Brown Nancy Ellen Osgood Peter Roberts Edward Footer Kent Johnson Robert Bussey David Bailey Joey Lee Robert Hodges Harry E. Peterson East Brunswick Stanley Peterson Everett Quinlan James Morse Robinson Street Ivan Leighton Topsham Carl T. Meister Philip Beaney Kennebec School James A. Comeau Archie Seekins Carleton W. Lowell Bedford Street Katherine Conley Presley Nursing Home Charlies Huntington Dummer Street Gardiner J. B. Greaney North Weymouth Walter Shaughnessey Cambridge Mas William Shaughnessey Merle Niles Eula Morang Old Folks Home Village Pride Bakery Mary Kelly Conn Royal A. Johnson Son Paul Hotel Sedgwick Cranmore Mountain North Conway N. H Peter Bushey Mrs. William Hill Franklin Wright Falmouth Solar Lodge of Masons Ardenne A. Stott Edna Mae Boston William Dolloff Times Lawrence R. Vail Charles S. Sewall Wiscasset Ron Speers Pythian Sisters D. Bishop R. Bishop Thayer Newcomb Russell Anderson Chandler Bragdon Milliken L. Lestage Beals Tourangeau Butterfield Leighton P. Lestage Harvey Wormell Tota Flaherty Koharian Donna Robinson Marie Milliken Jane Milliken Nancy Dearborn Mary Cormier
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