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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1944

Page

2

Phippsburg Selectmen Meet At Wyman Home

Local selectmen convened at Raymond Wyman's house to save fuel as travel to town hall is hindered by bad roads and illness. Elijah Bartlet was absent. Len Green attended. Also notes on Nathaniel Percy’s fire loss at Cox Head and community aid. new Farm Bureau leader Ruth MacGregory of Marshfield Hills set to host Feb 16 meeting on health foods.

Raymond Wyman Elijah Bartlet Lendall Green Selectman Wyman Nathaniel Percy Cox Head Percy Martha Sprague-Percy Grace Percy Cullity Portland Villa France Capt Curtis Brunswick James F. Patten Oakland King Philip Donald McKay Boston Minott Chapman Flint United States Alaska Asa Percy Stanton Dozois Capt Mark L. Percy Dozois Nathaniel Content Asa Loring Percy W. E. Rogers Gardiner Ross Bowker Howard Bowker Ruth MacGregory Marshfield Hills Mass Farm Bureau Doris McCready Hartford Simmons College MacGregory Dromore Grange Hall Cora Campbell

Howell Holmes Wedding in Belfast United Ranks

Miss Avis Morison Holmes daughter of Clyde and Mrs Holmes of Belfast and Pvt William B Howell II son of Mr and Mrs Howell of Wethersfield Conn were married at a Belfast home Friday at 11 am in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev Frederick D Hayes The bride wore Tina cloth and lace veil with white sweet peas and carried white snapdragons and carnations A reception followed at 21 Pearl Street with about 50 relatives and friends in attendance The couple plan a brief honeymoon in Boston before joining William at Key Field Mississippi where he serves as weather observer in the Air Forces The event highlighted by the bride’s sister in aqua gowns and the groom’s father as best man.

Avis Morison Holmes Clyde B. Holmes Belfast Bath William B. Howell II W. G. Howell Wethersfield Conn Frederick D. Hayes William G. Howell Pearl Street City Josephine Fraser William Eldridge This City Joan Henninger Butler A. J. King Cleveland Ohio Avis Morison Springfield Mass W. A. Howell Connecticut College For Women New London Gibbons Coal Co Kennebec Towage Co Lincoln Street Red House Kingsford Preparatory School West Hartford Wesleyan University Middletown

Local News Briefs From Bath Area and Vicinity

Community notes report residents visiting relatives in Maine towns, furloughs spent at home, and local social calls. Names include Harringtons, Pye, Rines, Beals, Hughes, Minott, Perkins, Wallace, Totman, and Atherton. Rev. Stevens officiated David Atherton’s funeral. Atherton married Alice Lilly of Woolwich and belonged to the Buffalo Historical Society and Bowdoin club.

Feero William B. Perry Kittery Raymond Pye Small Point Walter Rines Newport News Irving Arthur Wesley Harrington Irving Harrington North Africa Raymond Campbell Clinton Beals Beals Charles Hughes Abbie Minott Arlene Perkins Bath Iron Works Bowker Dromore Allegrin Mill High Street Bath Fred Palmer Belfast Melvin Wallace Minnie Wallace The Basin Thomas Totman York Charles L. Stevens David Atherton Alford Atherton Alice Lilly Woolwich Buffalo Historical Society Bowdoin Club Alfred

Mrs Coggeshall and Mr Parks Return From Visits

Mrs Elmer Coggeshall is back home after several weeks as a pneumonia patient at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Fred L Parks returned to North Abington Massachusetts after a two week visit here.

Elmer Coggeshall Memorial Hospital Fred L. Parks North Abington Mass

Parker Head Girl Scout Night Raises 12 Dollars

The village school program drew about 50 attendees with Lorraine Harrington in charge of the grab bag and Beverley Moore selling cookies and War Stamps. A five pound sugar auction went to Earl Lowell. The event featured a long program of songs, skits, and Valentine exchanges, with many Scouts and parents taking part.

Treasury Lorraine Harrington Barbara Manick Dorothy Cushing Beverley Moore Beverley Snow Sandra Mank Barbara Harrington Miss Packard Earl Lowell America Assembly Red River Valley Barbara Mank Sally Lowell Bill Lowell Francis Gray Raymond Nisbet Billy Boy Peter Pig Laura Wyman Joyce Gray Snow Man Daddy Leston Harrington Charles Blaisdell Blaisdell Red Cross Bert Nisbet Small Point Parsonage Center Patrol Sebasco Patrol Parker Head Sebasco Center Patricia Seavey Gladys Scott Glenda Wilson Perry Wallace Edna Lorna York Chester Wilson Frances Robie Stella Packard Allie Rollins Walter Cushing George Morong Alston Oliver Edwin M. Wyman Owen Richardson West Point Eugene Harrington Miss Robie Ewood Hathorne Bath Maurice Blaisdell Harold Barkalow Clyde Hulsey Camp Edwards H. D. Mank, Jr Gilbert Woodman Ramon Hamel Leslie Logan Boston

Popham Beach Fire Destroys Home. Resident Safe

At six Sunday morning Nat Percy woke to smoke and escaped his Cox Head home as it burned to the ground. Neighbors found him safe in his garage. He is staying with the Dozois family while plans are made. Bodwell Grange held new officers’ first meeting, Leo Hamel as master awarded the past master pin. Local residents visited, travels noted, and health updates shared as community members spoke and sewed on a quilt.

Nat Percy Cox Head Mr. Percy Stanton Dozois Bodwell Grange Leo Hamel Clifford Robinson George Snyder William Wallace Charles Small Lester Oliver Spruceville Popham L. J. Preney Barbara Arthur Preney Paul Davis Davis New York M. J. McNulty Clinton Newdick Bertha Mary Brunswick Harold Wallace Myrna Wallace Melvin McKenney West Point Moses Chandler Frank Scott Joliet Coburn Fort Baldwin Leon Gloria Oliver Bath Ida Kellaway Sacramento Cal

Fire Destroys Nathaniel Percy Home on Cox's Head Road

Fire caused by an overheated chimney destroyed the one and a half story frame home of Nathaniel Percy on Cox's Head Road in Phippsburg early Sunday. Percy, dazed, escaped to a nearby barn and was found unharmed wrapped in two overcoats. Neighbors aided as deputies and the town fire department responded. icy roads delayed efforts. Loss estimated at 2500 dollars with partial insurance.

Nathaniel Percy Cox’ Head Phippsburg Mr. Percy Stanton Dozis Richard Dozis John D. Libby Parker Head Charles W. Messenger Messenger Bath Percy

Dike School PTA Plans Founders Day Event

The Dike School PTA met in the teachers' room last Tuesday despite bad weather. President Mrs Edmund Mocklar led a brief meeting with reports. Founders Day is set for Thursday evening February 17 at the Dike school.

Ers Dike School Edmund Mocklar

Iota Sigma Chapter Meets Tuesday Night

Iota Sigma Chapter met Tuesday of last week with Eleanor Wright on Union Street. A social hour and Valentine party followed, featuring a white elephant sale led by auctioneer Deletra Hill to aid the treasury. Mrs. William Fraser returned after illness, and Beulah Pratt will host the Feb 15 meeting with Dorothy Vamaska leading the program.

Iota Sigma Eleanor Wright Union Street Follins Will Valen Beulah Pratt Spring Street Dorothy Vamaska

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