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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1942

Page

4

Wiscasset Socials and Obits Highlight Town News

The week’s notes cover a vestry fundraiser at First Congregational church with eight card tables, high scores for Miss Harvey R. Pease and Mr. Pease, a Valentine party hosted by Miss Virginia Adams, and DAR Good Citizenship candidacy for Miss Margaret Laine. A fire on Hooper street caused heavy damage to the Raye home. Mrs. Nellie Mabel Little, 38, widow of Charles S. Little, died after five years of illness. Funeral services were held at Westport. Other items note parish meetings, contests at the academy, personal visits, Civilian Defense training leadership, and several residents visiting Portland and nearby towns.

Stanley Dodge Light Fund First Congregational Church Harvey R. Pease Pease Curtis Pearson Paul Hutchins Charles J. DiPerri Washington Laine Charles Hendrickson Frank Raye Hooper Street Nellie Mabel Little Westport George E. Millard Wiscasset Cora Groves High Street Ruth Haggett Grace A. Cowley Mary Campbell St. Philip's Stanwood Gilman Charles E. Cowley Alfred Dowling Academy Dorothy Sherman Edgecomb Frederick Pendleton Clara Dow Jed Colby Marilyn Petrie Levi Steward Bath Frank H. Gray Water Street Roy R. Marston Lawrence Marston Malden Mass Allen W. Hunnewell Jones Portland Zina H. Davis Brownfield Frances Somes Frederick Tripp Chehaven Benjamin Adams Federal Street Maud Clark Gay Waldoboro

West Bath Grange Hall Offered For Red Cross Service

West Bath Grange offered its hall as a meeting place for Red Cross and Civilian Defense committees during a regular meeting. More than 55 attended a Valentine Lincoln program with speeches by Attorney Bradford C. Redennett and readings honoring Lincoln and Pearl Harbor.

West Bath Grange Hall Red Cross Civilian Defense Committee The Grange Lincoln Bradford C. Redennett Wiscasset George R. Booker the Grange Lewis D. Carter Marilyn Booker Edward Jenks Marie MacDonald Gloria Leavitt Bertha Ward Ethel Waterman Grace Waterman Sousa Wesley H. Lemont Pearl Harbor Ohio Carter Ward Bedennett Grangers Abe Lincoln Edwin W. Haggett Julia Ward Howe Batle Dromore Grange Hall Grover C. Smith Pauline Morse Washington

More Home Cooking for Bridge Guards

Friday the 13th proved lucky for the troops guarding the bridge as Grade 8 Division 3 students from Central Grammar School brought doughnuts cakes pies cookies and other treats to the Armory. Part of the Junior Red Cross effort directed by Mrs. Granville M. Colby the program received a donation from Mrs. Geneva Bunker used to buy fruit. Beverley Richards chaired the committee with delivery by Richard Jackson Constance Bechard Betty Anderson Arline Willette Malcolm Moore John Yorke Charles Johansen Margaret Libby and Beverley Richards. A separate notice says the Women’s Society of Christian Service will hold a food sale Saturday at Rogers Hardware starting 1 30 chaired by Mrs. Gustave Frederickson.

Central Grammar School Frederick W. Humphreys Red Cross Granville M. Colby Women's Society of Christian Service Rogers’ Hardware Store Front Street Gustave Frederickson

West Bath Notes Local Health and School Happenings

West Bath reports Mrs. William Sampson confined to home with illness while town pupils prepare for mid winter vacation. Teachers Miss Katherine Campbell and Miss Grace Wessenger take posts at Littlefield and Lowell schools respectively. Community updates include new Hyde Park Terrace homes, infantile paralysis drive totals, sewing group Red Cross efforts, and upcoming Parent Teacher Association events.

William Sampson Samuel Cole Lewiston Fred W. Larrabee Larrabee's Grove Cole Mona Wise Bath West Bath Katherine Campbell Littlefield Grace Wessenger Gardiner Lowell Wessenger Lewellyn Rogers Edward Jenks Hyde Park Terrace Lincoln Williams Foster’s Point Lowell School Littlefield School West Bath Grange West Bath Sewing Group Farm Bureau Parent Lannes Fuller Barbara Ruth Larrabee Grove Gardiner Memorial Hospital Jennie Larrabee Portland Walter Larrabee Bates Stover Brunswick Road Courtney Stover Trufants Crossing Grange Hall Red Cross William Powers David Henderson Berry Parent-Teacher Association Edward Burns Foster’s Point Road J. Everett Mayo Ernest Small Ella True Janice Perham Melford Perham I. B. Neiley Trusants Crossing Frank Mather Miles Purington Brunswick Memorial Hospital Lee E. Felker Augusta William Garside Richard Felker Wilhimina Sthen

Wedding bells and thanks mark Woolwich notices

Card of appreciation from Mrs. Gertrude Holbrook of Woolwich Maine thanks friends Nequasset Farm Bureau and Woolwich Woman's Auxiliary for support during hospital stay. Includes marriage plans for Barbara Masterman to Donald Cole Larrabee of Reading Massachusetts and Brunswick with details on bridal party and Bowdoin ties. Local residents Gordon Lake hosted birthday gathering with Edward Harrington cake and attendees listed.

Nequasset Farm Bureau Woolwich Woman's Auxiliary Bath Memorial Hospital Gertrude Holbrook Woolwich Maine Barbara Masterman Gilbert Donald Cole Larrabee Reading Mass Brunswick Conie Masterman Dixfield Maxine Masterman Portland Harry J. Sait Old Orchard Norton Richmond Leach Needham Bowdoin College

Woolwich notices detail drive totals and local events

Mrs Leverett Welch reports Infantile Paralysis drive funds totaling 41.60 from Sagadahoc Ferry Nequasset Union Bridge Mountain and other schools. Community clubs held events and meetings at Good Will and Day's Ferry, with plans for Lent and church services led by local pastors. Residents attended socials, visits, and prayers amid personal health updates and relocations.

Leverett Welch Sagadahoc Ferry Nequasset Union Bridge Mountain School Pleasant View Day's Ferry North Woolwich Chopps Good Will Club Bath Nelson Rice Edward V. Reed Florence Carlton Percy Marston Horace Wade Day Woolwich Union For Christian Service J. W. Reed Morton S. Baker Baptist Ladies’ Aid Irene Spinney J. M. Gowdy Suzel Howard Carlton Day Reed Washington Good Will Hall Florence B. M. Milligan J. M. Gowdey Woolwich Center Baptist Church Montsweag Baptist Church Moatsweag Baptist Church John Mark Christian Endeavor — Society Nequasset Schoolhouse Charles L. Kinney Beacon Street Methodist Church Raymond G. Putnam Central Congregational Church

Woolwich Notes Mention Local Church Service and Visits

Mrs Gertrude Holbrook returns home to Woolwich after seven weeks as a Bath Memorial hospital patient. Mrs Maud Packard of Southport spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Gertrude Holbrook in Woolwich.

Ears Woolwich Gertrude Holbrook Bath Memorial Hospital Maud Packard Southport

Messenger Renomination Bid by Saga dahoc Sheriff

Charles W. Messenger, Saga dahoc county sheriff since 1937, announced Tuesday that he will seek renomination in June primaries. He has long served in law enforcement, returning to Maine in 1924 after a strong baseball career, and has been repeatedly elected sheriff, often as a Republican and a Democrat. He resides in Bath during his tenure and faces challenger Harry L. Thompson of Woolwich.

Charles W. Messenger Sagadahoc Gardiner Gardiner High School New England Association International League East Middle West Chicago White Sox St. Louis Browns Maine Richmond Joss Bath Messenger Harry L. Thompson Woolwich

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