Town votes for manager form of government at town meeting
At the Feb 3 town meeting 210 voters attended with 143 in favor of adopting a town manager system. Nominations for town offices occurred at a Friday caucus including Carl Anderson John Quar rington for first selectman Carroll Terrell Howard Knight for third selectman and J W Randlette for town clerk. School board and trust fund trustees were also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otheir
Meneer
Richmond
Hdiri
Carl Anderson
John Quarrington
Carroll Terrell
Howard Knight
Arthur Oreart
James
Hollis Easler
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Miles Edwards
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
Raymond Libby
Walter Trott
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewis
Audrey Prosser
Clara Plouff
Thomaston
Kenneth Chetley
Harry Chetley
County Road
Camp Pickett
Frank G. Till
Herbert Webber
Till
France
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Carl Weeks
Edith Trask
Gordon Howe
Mary Bunker
Beech Street
University of Maine
Bataan
Philippines
Mukden
P. C
Manihim
Weeks
Massachusetts
St Petersburg
Fla
Phyllis Jane Choate
Archerll
Maine
Suez
Mrs have received by many of the towns are now located at Flaplanto
Local update notes that many residents have relocated to Flaplanto and that the individual in question is now residing at his Dresden Mills home.
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Flaplanto Honorable
Dresden Mills
Onions Elevate Cream Pea Sauce and Casseroles
A note on diced onions enhancing flavor in cream sauces for peas and in casseroles. No dates or people named.
Bath Chamber of Commerce Proposed For City
Supporters advocate a local chamber of commerce to provide information on Bath city facilities. They cite proven value in other communities and urge citizens and business people to back the idea. A meeting is set for City Hall Monday evening March 4 at 7 30 to discuss elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Bath Hospital Eyes Major Expansion and Fund Drive
Mr Hill reports the Bath hospital board considering converting wards and expanding into the brick section, housing patients in the new addition while private rooms are created. A city wide fund drive and a Community Chest plan are discussed, with a committee appointed to study feasibility and report at the March 12 meeting.
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Hill
Bath
James W. Temple
Frank Brister
Salvation Army
Edwin F. Edgren
Louis A. Dole
G. Baer Connard
W. Dayton Hill
Archibald M. Main
Valentine party hosted by Red Rose Troop No 6
Red Rose Troop No 6 held a Valentine party Tuesday afternoon from four to six at the home of Mrs. Per rey Low on Granite street. Members played games exchanged Valentines and danced with refreshments served. Leaders Mrs. Low and Mrs. Linekin planned the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Rose Troop
Perrey Low
Granite ,Street
Local Scouts Rally and Community Notes from Bath
Boy Scouts attended a Bath rally. a misprint corrected from 86 to 88. Reports mention hospital patient Rittall with a Post cane, upcoming meeting with club president Mrs. Harlan Pinkham, and a well attended Bible conference led by Rev. Donald E. Wallace. Also notes on local residents returns, a wedding in Malden, and visits by Peggy Gray and Pauline Rassmussin.
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Bath
Rittall
Harlan Pinkham
Donald E. Wallace
Mwell Harford
Quincy
Mass
Harford
Arletta Harford
Boston
Cecil Stevens
USN
Elbridge Southard, Jr
Patricia Sutis
Malden
Southard
Army Air Corps
Richmond
Vinceent Rowe
Franz Stevens
Fairfield
George Gray
Bath Osteopathic Hospital
Peggy Gray
Vernon E. Gray
Pauline Rassmussin
Wakefield
Zetta Higgins
U.S. Army Recruiting Office Opens in Bath
A permanent recruiting outlet is now in Bath with a Lewiston office sub station at Room 25 in the post office building. Sgt Gordon Sedgly accepts enlistments daily from 8 am to 5 pm. WWII veterans may keep rank by enlisting within 90 days of discharge and three year enlistments grant branch and overseas theatre choice. Men aged 17 to 34 may enlist for three years with overseas theatre and branch options. State Recruiting Week aims for many new enlistments.
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U. S. Army
Bath
Lewiston
Gordon Sedgly
U.S. A
Bradshaw and Brewer Tie in Boothbay Harbor Nuptials
Annie Alwilda Brewer daughter of Parker and Mrs. Brewer of Boothbay Harbor wed Harold Bradshaw son of Mrs. Genevieve Bradshaw of Sebasco in a four o clock Wesley Methodist parsonage ceremony. Rev Chester B. Oliver officiated with Genevieve Bradshaw and Wallace H. Brewer as attendants. The groom works at Bath Iron Works.
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Annie Alwilda Brewer
Parker Brewer
Boothbay Harbor
Harold Bradshaw
Genevieve Bradshaw
Sebasco
Wesley Methodist Church
Chester B. Oliver
Wallace H. Brewer
Bath Iron Works
Central Grammar Seventh Grade Valentine Party Recap
The seventh grade at Central Grammar held a Valentine party with red decorations, a refreshment table supervised by a committee, and a bright centerpiece. Students performed a program including vocal and piano pieces and a schoolwide game of Truth and Consequences, closing the event with laughter and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Grammar School
Sally Johansen
William Driscoll
Edgar Black
Mary Gallant
Luella Fuller
Bernard Pomerleau
Daniel Hilliard
R. L. Carver Dies. Rites Held In Richmond
Funeral services for Roscoe L. Carver, Richmond formerly of Bath, were conducted Sunday by David Hickland of the Richmond Methodist church. Burial followed in Evergreen cemetery with the body entombed until spring in Oak Grove Bath. bearers were Andrew Friend Walter Knight Marshal Dunn and James Roberts. Out of town attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pierce and others from Bath and nearby towns.
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Roscoe L. Carver
Richmond
Bath
Os Ae
David Hickland
Richmond Methodist Church
Carver
Jessie
Oliver) Carver
Andrew Friend
Walter Knight
Marshal Dunn
James Roberts
Evergreen Cemetery
Oak Grove
Robert Oliver
Roger Pierce
Reginald Barter
William
Edwin Pinson
Herbert Haggard
Raymond Frost
Norway
Odd Fellows Dinner Dance Plans in Lincoln Hall
The Lincoln lodge of Odd Fellows announces its first annual dinner dance at Odd Fellows hall on Saturday evening. A turkey supper with trimmings will be served at 6 30 p m. The girls from Charlotte's School of Dancing perform a half hour show. Mel Robbins Orchestra provides music for dancing. All members Rebekahs and friends invited.
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Odd Fellows of Lincoln Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Charlotte's School of Dancing
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Dunlap Commandery Visits Portland for Malta Conferral
Dunlap Commandery under Commander S Bartlett travels to Portland Thursday afternoon to confer the Order of the Malta in full form on Portland candidates. A special group will lead the ceremony with well equipped paraphernalia, promising an interesting evening and enjoyable social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap Commandery
S. Bartlett
Portland
Portland Commandery
Dunlap
Order of the Malta
Maine
Knights of Dunlap
Eye catching dishes and historic dates in brief
The passage highlights decorative uses of cauliflower and notes a 1532 fall of the Inca nation to Francisco Pizarro. It mentions the first transcontinental phone line linking New York and San Francisco completed in 1915. It adds a wartime rise in South American oil by about 400 000 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Franciso
William Mussenden Bank Pioneer of Bath Dies
William B Mussenden born August 30 1861 in Bath was a banker who helped found the Bath Trust Co later serving as its treasurer until retirement in 1941. He is survived by wife Margaret Metcalf Mussenden daughter Mary E Hawley of Boston son William F Mussenden and two sisters Mrs Rupert Baxter and Mrs J Houghton McLellan with two grandchildren.
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Bath
William
Lydia McLellan Mussenden
First National Bank
Bath Trust Co
Mussenden
Margaret W. Metcalf Mussenden
William F. Mussenden
Mary E. Hawley
Boston
Rupert H. Baxter
J. Houghton McLellan
Beth Leeman Dies in Bath at Memorial Hospital
Beth Leeman daughter of Clifton and Hazel Gaskill Leeman of Granite Street Bath died at Memorial Hospital Thursday evening. Born November 24 1934 in Bath she is survived by her parents two brothers Clfton and Paul and four sisters Esther Joan Norma and Linda. She was a 5th grade pupil at South Street School. Funeral held at Mayo Funeral Residence Monday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Charles M Tubbs.
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Beth Leeman
Clifton
Hazel Gaskill Leeman
Granite Street
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Paul Leeman
Pacific
Merchant Marine
Clifton Leeman
Esther
Joan
Norma
Linda
South Street School
Mayo Funeral
Charles M. Tubbs
Mrs George O Hubbard 76 Dies in Brunswick Home
Mrs George O Hubbard, 76, widow of Col George O Hubbard US Army, died at her Brunswick home Monday evening. Born in Brunswick to John and Etta Rubens, she leaves sister Miss Mary Rubens of Brunswick a nephew William C Goodman of Manchester NH and two cousins Miss Lena Knight and Mrs Alice K Laidley of Brunswick.
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George O. Hubbard
Brunswick
Philippines
John and
Etta Mountford Rubens
Mary Rubens
William C. Goodman
Manchester
N.H
Lena Knight
Alice K. Laidley
Mrs. Sarah G. Howard obituary published in Saco
Mrs Sarah G Howard of Saco is remembered in a Bath service notice. She was the widow of William King Poor and is survived by children including Staples of Bath East Brunswick and Old Orchard and Mrs Edna Rogers of York Pennsylvania. Funeral Friday afternoon at Arthur F Mayo & Sons Funeral Residence 819 High Street officiated by Rev David L Wilson.
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Saco
Bath
William and
Martenna King
Cc Staples
William Staples
East Brunswick
George Staples
Old Orchard
Edna Rogers
York
Arthur F. Mayo & Sons
High Street
David L. Wilson
Mrs Sabra Chandler Rites Held At Mayo Funeral Residence
Mrs Sabra Chandler widow of Edgar H. Chandler died at Memorial Hospital Thursday evening. Born August 16 1855 in South Montville daughter of Ephrias and Lois Skinner. Funeral held at Mayo Funeral Residence Saturday morning at ten with burial in Spring.
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Sabra Chandler
Edgar H. Chandler
Memorial Hospital
South Montville
Ephrias
Lois Ripley Skinner
Mayo Funeral
Roscoe L. Carver Dies Suddenly in Richmond
Roscoe L. Carver died suddenly at his Richmond home on Thursday evening. He is survived by two sons Robert and Richard, a daughter Mrs. Harold Dunn, and two grandchildren, all of Richmond. Funeral services were held Sunday at Roberts Funeral Home in Richmond at two o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe L. Carver
Richmond
Robert
Richard
Harold Dunn
Roberts
Mrs Jennie Monty Dies. Rites Planned in Berlin
Mrs. Jennie Monty died at Memorial hospital Monday afternoon. Born in Gorham, New Hampshire, on March 9, 1879, she had lived in Bath for several years. The body was taken to Berlin, New Hampshire, for a Mass Friday morning at St. Anne's Catholic Church.
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Jennie Monty
Memorial Hospital
Gorham
N. H
Berlin
St. Anne's Catholic Church
Monty
Bath
Obituary notices long active in League and clubs
A longtime city resident and active member of the League and Ladies Aid died after illness following the death of Mr Stilphen. She belonged to the Cosmopolitan club and left no near cousins. A relative named Wellman L. anticipated the funeral. Services are at the Funeral Residence at 7 p.m. with interment in Oak Grove family lot in the spring.
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League
Stilphen
Cosmopolitan Club
Wellman L. of
P.m
Oak Grove
Clinton E. Hanna Dies After Illness in Belgrade
Clinton E. Hanna died on a Monday evening in Georg 22 1901. He was son of George F. Hanna and worked at Cran Iron Works. Survived by wife Frances and one son Paul Hanna of Belgrade, five brothers, five sisters, and a sister in law. Funeral services at Mayo Funeral Home on a day at time to be announced. Burial in Belgrade.
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Clinton E. Hanna
Georg
George F
Pinkham Hanna
Cran Iron Works
Spaulding Ie
Frances
Paul Hanna
Bel- Asso
Robert Poulin
Bettsy
Frances Hanna
Belgrade
James Watson
Severa
Mayo
Sudhe
Beth Leeman's Funeral Arrangements Noted
Funeral services for Beth Leeman were conducted by Arthur FP Mayo & Son Funeral with Rev Barton Bridges. Interment will be in the family lot at Oak Grove, pending spring entombment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crnoon
Arthur FP
Mayo & Son Funeral
Rev
Barton Bridges
Tel
Oakrove
Mussenden Rites Held at Grace Chapel Church
Funeral services for William B. Mussenden were held Friday afternoon at 2 30 at Grace Chapel Church conducted by Rev. Charles M Tubbs. Honorary bearers included Baxter, Daniel Dougherty, A Jick, Daniel Williams, Frank B. Nels and J Houghton McLellan. Active bearers were Amory McLellan, Clinton Owen, Page and Bruce H M White. Interment planned in Maple Grove in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Mussenden
Grace Capal Church
Charles M. Tubbs
Eee
A. Baxter
Daniel Dougherty
A. Jick Daniel Williams
Frank B. Nels
J. Houghton McLellan
Amory McLellan
Clinton Owen
Page
Bruce H. M. White
Maple Grove
Funeral services for Mrs. Jane Holland
Funeral services for Mrs. Jane Holland were held Thursday afternoon at Curtis Funeral Home. Rev. Charles R. Sims of the First Baptist Church officiated. The body will be interred in spring in the family lot at Oak Grove. a peptic ulcer fact note follows about rats fed without protein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Holland
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist
Oak Grove
Chilean Population Descent Report Highlights Spanish Roots
The article estimates that seventy five percent of Chile’s population of 5,237,432 is of Spanish descent with a notable admixture of Indian ancestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
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Richards Bennett
St. Mary’s Church
Commerce Chamber
Pwoning
Bath Hospital
Recruiting Office
Bradshaw—Brewer
Marius H. Page
North St
Oppelle Blassshe
Orewur
Central Grammar
Gaia
R. L. Carver
Peru
Francisco Pizzaro
Atahualpa
Sarah G. Howard
Mrs. Sabra Chandler
Santa Moral Sovelen de
Five Islands
MR. Mussenden
Mrs. Holland
Fred S. Curtis & Co
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