Gentlemen’s night program and club activities noted
Bodwell lodge hosted a gentlemen’s night with a humorous skit The Birth of a Nation by an all male cast. Mrs Bernard Henderson reported on the Home and Community Welfare Committee. March 2 next meeting will be led by women members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodwell le
Bernard Henderson
Home and Community Welfare Committee
Arthur Wing
Topsham Grange
William Armstrong
West Bath Grange
Jessie Spaulding
Wool
Skillin House
Nell Whitmer
Roxbury, Mass
Donald McKinnon
Chester King
Edwin Oliver
Arthur Totman
Norman MacDonald
Shirley Pratt
Morse High School
Kippsburg
Bodwell Gage Hall
Archie Wishart
Bath
Eugene Winslow
Phippsburg
Riverside Hall
Harringtons Announce Barbara Anne Condon Marriage
Mr and Mrs Leston Harrington announce the marriage of their daughter Barbara Anne to Halbert P Condon of Bath son of Mr and Mrs Halbert E Condon. The couple wed at the Dew church parsonage with Rev Laforestene officiating. Many local residents attended and school activities resume after a spring recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leston Harrington
Barbara Anne
Halbert P. Condon
Bath
Halbert E. Condon
Dew Church
Laforest Ene
Cere
Soares
Earl Perkins
Town Hall
Vestry
Bodwell Grange Hall
Parker
P.T.A
Earl Hamel
John G. Morse Jr
Lewis Moore
Lewis Lowell
W. H. Wyman
Leroy Wyman
West Point
Harold Rogers
Parker End
Turner McCarthy
Ottawa
Can
Francis Lander
New Haven
Conn
Walter Cushing
Bob Moore
Bath Memorial Hospital
Maine Council of Services to Camps and Hospitals Meeting
The Maine Council of Services to Camps and Hospitals met at First Parish church in Brunswick to hear reports and plan service extensions chaired by Madeline Hussey of Augusta. Miss Ruth Elwell, field director, spoke on Gray Ladies work at Togus Veterans Hospital noting 75 Gray Ladies contributed 1436 hours and supplied goods and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Council of
American Cross
Brunnswick
Madeline Hussey
Augusta
Ruth Elwell
Red Cross
Bath
Seth S. Mullin
George Aru
Warren F. Hawey
Wreckage Tour and Genealogy Hints Highlight Weekend
Mr and Mrs Raymond Campbell and Mr and Mrs Frank Cutting toured the Wilmer Wedge Hill Co wreck site near Norway to compare with Cutting’s current work. Mr Totman seeks Blethen family ties linked to Ashdale with Albion Blethen once at Oakland shipyards in the 1890s. Blanche Bryant at Brunswack College Book Store shares data on Small Point residents from her childhood home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashdale
Albion Blethen
Oakland
Calif
Blanche Bryant
Brunswack
Small Point
Meadowbrook Birth Report At Memorial Hospital
The parents of a son born at Memorial hospital Saturday weighed seven pounds eight ounces. Mr. and Mrs. George Chadbourne of Woolwich and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chadbourne of Bath were Sunday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay K Bowker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Beals
Memorial Hospital
George Chadbourne
Woolwich
Richard Chadbourne
Bath
Jay K. Bowker
Carnival Page Attends Auburn Queen Crown Event
Mrs Archie L Seekins with overnight guests visited their aunt Mrs Lawrence R Vail in Arrowsie. Judith attended the Winter carnival in Auburn on Friday and Saturday serving as a page for the carnival queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie L. Seekins
Lawrence R. Vail
Arrowsie
Judith
Auburn
Popham Circle Hosts Valentine Party at Schoolhouse
Sunday service at the schoolhouse drew good attendance with Rev. H Macy Whitehead as pastor. Members planned a Valentine party for town children and residents, served refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Macy Whitehead
Popham Circle
Ernest Oliver
Gilbert Atwood
Donald Small
Alfred Rowe
Allan Spear
Harry L. Day
B.M
Harvey Lamson
Pond Island Light
Seguin
Liberty
Jonesport
Coast Guardsman
Blondeau
Marguerite McNulty
Frank Irvin
William H. Stone
Biddeford
James Walker
Medford
Mass
Ralph Small
Bath
Small Point
Fred Spinney
Nancy Welch
Sons
George Barnes
Thomas Totman
I. W. Rainey
Phippsburg Center
Marguerite Nutty
S. W. Rainey
Earle B. Perkins
Coxs Head celebrates Charles F Perkins of Everett at 91
Charles F. Perkins of Everett Massachusetts celebrated his 91st birthday Sunday. A native of Phippsburg he spent summers at his old home here until last year. He has a son Everett C. Perkins of Everett and a daughter Mrs Warren Blake of Saugus. He receives best wishes from many friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Perkins
Everett
Mass
Cox
Phippsburg
Everett C. Perkins
Warren Blake
Saugus
Dromore Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Bodwell Grange Hall
Martin F. Goodwin
Wolfeboro
N. H
Stanton C. Dozois
L. H. Carlisle
Bath
Lawrence Thayer
Lewis
Robert Moore
Earle B. Perkins
Cranberry Point
Dozois
Ralph Seekins
James Chambers
Sebasco
Melvin Henderson
Thomas Home
Popham Road
Richard S. Dozois
Camp Pickett
Julia B
Central Church League schedules spring events
The Central Church League met at the parsonage with good attendance. The March activities committee announced the annual silver tea at the parsonage on March 15. Father-Son Cub Scout banquet planning groups were named for February 29 with chairmen and members listed. The Couples' club second meeting is set for this Saturday evening at the parish house after a business session with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Congregational Church
Par House
Harold P. Small
J. Haviland Torrey
Laforest Hodgkins
William Blair
Herbert Pierce
Clyde Ambrose
Arthur Brown
John Grindell
Ralph Bertrand
Frank Sylvester
Lawrence Lord
Seth Thornton
Harold Brown
William Peavey
Arthur MacDonald
Elsie Small
Edward-J.-Mce Mann
Donald F. Preble
Gibbons Coal Co Celebrates Centenary and Moves Office
The Gibbons Coal Co marks 100 years in business dating to 1851, evolution from wood yard to coal and oil supplier. Office relocation from 32 Center Street to 168 Front Street slated by week end. George H. Musk notes expansion includes bottle gas and heating equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbons Coal Co
George H. Musk
Center Street
Front Street
Bath
Joseph M. McGillicuddy
Woolwich
Bath Iron Works
Hyde Windlass Co
Woodward
Thomas P. Gibbons
Wood
Woodward Coal Co
Woodward Co
Bell Telephone
Mr. Musk
Maine Central
The
Gibbons Co
Bay Point Quiet Amid Rain and Visitors
A heavy Sunday rain erased most ice and snow at Bay Point. Robins and pine grosbeaks noted near the “snail.” Several visitors and locals arrive through the week with losses reported and cottages damaged by broken windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Point
Maple Lodge
Frederick Moffatt and Son
R. Gordon
Brunswick
Sumner Mains
L. M. Spinney
Lincoln Campbell
Five Islands
Sonny Tibbetts
Harry Stone
Lewiston
H. Martin Powers
Bath
Mr. Crafts
Connecticut
Joseph L. Perow
Alice Hinckley
George Lovitt
Georgetown
Joseph Perow
Joseph, Jr
William Adams
G. Morang
Lloyd Pinkham
Harry Heald
Edwin Hadstad
University of Life to Run Four Sundays in Bath Churches
The University of Life plans four Sunday nights in Bath during April under Protestant churches. Registration on March 11 at area churches, fee of 1 dollar covers four buffet suppers and one class. Andrew Butterfield and John Parker co chair the venture with a steering committee including Rev. Dole and several pastors and church leaders. Four noted speakers will close with Dr. Charles M. McConnell and others from Boston University and Andover Newton. Four interest groups address Family Religious Living, Church and Community, The Bible and Life, and Youth and Life Issues with listed leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Life
Bath
Daniel Lord
Beacon Street
Andrew Butterfield
John Parker
Louis Dole
Bath Council of Church Women
Richard Schaper
Clifford Sargent
Arvid Anderson
Charles M. McConnell
Boston University
William Leslie
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Brookline
Mass
John Brush
Andover-Newton Seminary
Newton
Howard P. Kellett
Massachusetts State
Harold Bonnell
Central Square Baptist Church
Portland
Frederick Thompson
Woodfords
R. L. Zerbie
Lewiston
Lewis Brehaut
United Baptist Church
Harland Lewis
Hammond Street Congregational Church
Bangor
Ramon Zerbie
Bates College
Nathaniel Guptil
First Congregational Church
South Portland
Leslie Howland
High Street Methodist Church
Auburn
Fred Whittaker
Bangor Theological Seminary
Ellis Holt
Court Street Baptist Church
Cigar Traces Origin to Spanish West Indies
The report notes that the cigar originated in the Spanish West Indies, outlining its colonial link and early distribution paths. It emphasizes historical trade routes and the cultural spread of tobacco products in the Caribbean and adjoining markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanish West Indies
All Girl Red Heads to Play Bath Men’s Team on Feb 27
The nationally famous All Girl Red Heads basketball team visit Bath on Tuesday February 27 to face the All Men Brooke Chevrolet quintet. Proceeds benefit the Bath American Legion baseball school fund with Rotary Club sponsorship. Betty Bradstreet leads the five seven or six footers, top at six foot four. Brooke Chevrolet roster includes Chuck Young Don Harrison Paul Lemont John Sonia Aubrey Steen Persis Kenneth Noyes Larry Boardman Ray Bourget. Tickets on sale at City Hall Smoke Shop or Gibbons Coal Co 168 Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Heads
Bath
Brooke-Chevrolet
Bathoolwich American Legion
Bath Rotary Club
Betty Bradstree
Brooke Chevrolet
Chuck Young
Don Har
Professor Brown Addresses North Center P T A Meeting
Bowdoin professor Herbert Ross Brown addressed North Center P T A on comic strip influence and propaganda. The group voted to buy record players for North Grammar and North Primary and reported on state PTA. attendance awards and community sing were noted along with rates for babysitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Brown
North-Center
Herbert Ross Brown
Bowdoin College
P.T.A
Eastham Guild
Brown
Milton Caniff
Steve Canyon
North Grammar
North Primary
C. Lloyd Hooker
North Center
Fred H. Thompson
Driver Fined for Curve Pass on Route 1 West Bath
Edward G. Knight of South Windham pleaded guilty in Bath Municipal Court to passing on a curve on Route 1 in West Bath. He was fined $10 and $6.30 costs, paid in full and discharged. State Trooper George One was the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Knight
South Windham
West Bath
Bath
George One
Be On Safe Ride Caulks and flashing on windows
To prevent moisture damage this home maintenance note urges sealing window frames with caulk and installing flashing at the top to stop rain intrusion.
Helping Hand Club Honors Members and Plans Gift
The Helping Hand club met Thursday evening with Mrs. Eugene Sirois of Water Street. President Mrs. Emile Cyr led the session and the group voted to send a gift to Jo seph Andre Vaillancourt. A birthday party honored member Mrs. Oliver Foster with gifts and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Club
Eugene Sirois
Water Street
Emile Cyr
Little Joseph Andre Vaillancourt
Oliver Foster
City distribution of surplus food continues at Bath hall
Welfare officials run monthly surplus food handout at Bath city hall with thousands of pounds of potatoes butter dried milk and cheese to be given away today and tomorrow City Manager Mitten Dorf warns the program may end next month as surpluses near exhaustion The city has donated about $18 000 worth of items to the needy at a cost of only $700 800 for transport handling and cold storage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Welfare Department
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Bath
Hanson guests attend Brunswick housewarming supper
Mr and Mrs William Hanson of this city were among guests at the housewarming and supper party held at the home of Mr and Mrs Stanwood Sheffield in Brunswick on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hanson
City
Stanwood Sheffield
Brunswick
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J. William Gilman
Norman Perkins
Norma Pye
Richard Hart
Pitch Pine Hill
Nathan A. Cushman
Gordon Alden
Sebasco Estates
Raymond Wyman
Bath Memorial
Hamel
Hartford
Swanton Wyman
Chester Wilson
Ida Nordlund
Alvin Brewer
Ernest Wallace
Florida
Joyce Perkins
Richard Dozois
Stanwood Gilman
Gilman
Harold Hart
Judy
Leo Hamel
Russell Mott
Harold Mott
Winnegance
Bath Me
Maine Council OF Services
Meadowbrook
Central Church League
America
Joseph Long
Hollis Garey
Leland Greene
Laura Mitchell
William Davis
Phyllis Rolfe
American Beauty Design
Fisher
Brooke Chevrolet, Inc
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