Village Notes and Social Roundup at Perkins Island
Local column records dozens of visitors, family visits, and past week activities around Perkins Island and Bath. Mentions Brownie Troop meeting, church and school events, light keeper changes, travels, and Walter Powers death. Includes many names: Harringtons, Lowells, Morongs, Libbys, Blaisdells, Wymans, Cushing, Rollins, Perkins, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norte Harrington
Marie Wyman
Sally Lowell
Gladys Scott
Jean Bowker
Frances M. Robie
Lorraine Harrington
Earl Lowell
Walter Powers
Perkins Island
George Washington Program Earns Pins at Mitchell School
The Junior American Citizens Club at Mitchell School hosted a program honoring George Washington with readings poems songs and a book and shield awards ceremony. Pins were presented to pupils across grades one two three four five and the junior primary with names listed for each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Junior American Citizens’ Club
Mitchell School
George Washington
Edith Norton
Dorothy Lovejoy
Barbara King
Washington
Patricia Ames
Carl Cornish
Douglas Champion
John Linnell
John Lutz
Margaret Pagurko
Robert Jackson
Norman Kenney
Melvina King
Helen Witham
William Jackson
Firsteen Lane
Jeanette Atwood
Alice Deehan
Margaret Safford
Marilyn Towne
Carolyn Burditt
Jerry Geneau
Roy Lutz, Jr
Charles Robinson
Eldwin Late
Gayland Alexander
Patricia Blake
Warren Kenney
Lawrence Bridges
Thomas Elliot
Lucy Ann Haggett
Talbert Williams
Millicent Merry
Frederick H Pratt Jr 66 Bath sheet metal worker dies at home
Frederick Hollis Pratt Jr. 66, a Bath native and veteran sheet metal worker, died suddenly Sunday afternoon at his home 50 Beacon Street. He had worked for S. J. and W. H. Watson, J. A. Winslow, and C. W. Rogers, and had run his own business. Survived by wife and four children, two brothers, and two sisters. services pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hollis Pratt, Jr
Beacon Street
Mr. Pratt
Bath
Frederick
Annie Pratt
S. J
W. H. Watson
J. A. Winslow
C. W. Rogers
Malden
Mass
Charles S. Dunning
Arthur Johnson
Malder
Personal Notes on Visits to New England Towns
Miss Janette W. Smith visits friends in Lunenburg Massachusetts. William Larrabee, son of Mr and Mrs Walter W Larrabee of Tops ham, visits great grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred W Larrabee of West Bath. Mrs William Crowley and Grace of Union street spend the week in Quincy Massachusetts with Mr Crowley who works at Fore River Shipbuilding Corp. Mrs Philip Richenburg and Philip Jr of Roslindale return after visiting Mrs Edward Dale True of 347 Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Blaisdell
West Point
Charles Blaisdell
Herman Hallett
Bath
Bernard Wyman
Sanford
Laura
Bernard, Jr
Betty
Alonzo Lowell
Sebasco Estates
Lewis Lowell
Will Lowell
Earl Lowell
Cecil Benson
Elsie Sargent
Wilfred Libby
Hollis Center
John D. Libby
Frances Libby
Edward Thomas
Leroy Perkins
Winnegance
Walter Cushing
Leslie Logan
East
Boston
H. D. Mank
Herbert Doughty
Pauline Morong
Lover Brett
Norway
Ralph Morong
Lisbon Falls
George A. Morong
Clifton Morong
Perkins Island
Allie Rollins
John Libby, Jr
Leslie Darling
Fred Libby
Lloyd Lowell
Arthur Kreidler
Earl Hamel
William Cushing
Goddard's Ice Pond
Currey Stiles
John Perkins
William A. Lowell
Clarence Wallace
Phippsburg Center
Sadie Savage
Charles Perry
Anna Percy
Cox
Miss Percy
Leston Harrington
Robert K. Arndt
Cleveland, O
General Electric Co
Schenectady
N. Y
University of Ohio
James Heald
Ashdale
John Rollins
Lloyd
Sally
Bill Lowell
Barbara
Sandra Mank
Earl
Ramon Hamel
Lawrence
George Morong
J. F. Leach
Seattle
Phippsburg
Oakland
Calif
Francis Lander
Portsmouth
N. H
Fred Shepherd
Brunswick
Lewis F. Lowell
Bob Moore
Popham
Forest Wyman
Marie
Rosalie Richards
Earl Risteen
Lone Pine Mountaineers
Georgia Mae. Thornton
John Rollins, Jr
Portland
Charles Rollins
Annie Webber
A. Bernard Webber
Milton
Mass
D. Mank
Bart Lowell
Cox's
Elwood Hathorne
Clarence Blaisdell
Bernard Wyman, Jr
Betty Ann Wyman
Walter Powers
W. T. Wyman
Kenneth Wyman
Basin
Janette W. Smith
Lunenburg
William Larrabee
Walter W. Larrabee
Topsham
Fred W. Larrabee
West Bath
William Crowley
Grace
Union Street
Quincy
Crowley
Fore River Shipbuilding Corp
Philip Richenburg
Philip, Jr
Littlefield School
Melrose
Walter Hill
John H. McNary
Jessie Weston
West Paris
Melford N. Perham
Graydon Smith
G. C. Smith
Edward Burns
Burns
Foster’s Point
J. W. Larrabee
Edward J. McMann
McMann
Barbara Fisher
Lowell School
Harvey Henderson, Jr
Mabel Paquet
Courtney E. Stover
George Washington
Corliss Street
Wedding Correction In Wisecasset Community
The Independent admits a reporting error in the Lewis Quinnan wedding notice. It clarifies that Phyllis Bernice Quinnan is not the daughter of Harold Quinnan and the late Vinnie Smith Quinnan. Mrs. Quinnan confirms she is alive and well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Russell Ward Lewis
Wisecasset
Phyllis Bernice Quinnan
Harold Quinnan
Vinnie Smith Quinnan
Uncle Lyme Popham Beach resident marks 86th birthday
Lyman Oliver known as Uncle Lyme celebrated his 86th birthday at home this month. He recalls early schooling on Fort grounds and the land given for the church site. He loves woodworking and has crafted fine furniture. Community figures and river activity are noted along with local Coast Guard movements and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Oliver
Uncle Lyme
Old Fort
Clarence Pinkham
Kate Spinney
Charles Clark
Davenport Fund
Improvement Association
Popham Beach Real Estate and Hotel Co
Seaboard
Kickapoo
Eugene W. Osgood
Popham Light
Perkins Island
Clifton Morong
Powers
Marine Hospital
Portland
Osgood
Osgoods
Irving Dobbin
Clarence Sheffield
Seguin Island
Skolfield
Melville Sproule
U. S. Coast Guard
Boothbay Harbor
Seaman Drake
Clarence Skolfield
Thomas Flanagan
Liberty
Bath
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
Frank Scott
Charles Morse
Kate McCarty
Ralph Small
Popham
William Wallace
Jackie
Gloria
Merrill
Florence Skelton
Bowdoinham
Henry Wallace
West Point
Susie Oliver
Robert and
Jerry
Morong
Coast Guard
Lewiston
Lisbon Falls
Moses Chandler
Ellison Moody
Harpswell
Fred Spinney
Blanchard
Crowley
Page Wyman
Lawrence
Philip
Elisha Bridges
George Soule
Fort McKinley
Airport at East Brunswick Seems Assured
State WPA Administrator John C. Fitzgerald said the East Brunswick site near Bath Iron Works appears clear for an airport. He cited national defense value and potential aircraft fabrication at Bath Iron Works as reasons. Preliminary approval has been given and two 450 foot runways are planned between the old and new Brunswick highways in the Trotting Park area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
John C. Fitzgerald
Portland
Bath
East Brunswick
Bath Iron Works Corp
Fitzgerald
William 8. Newell
New Brunswick
Trotting Park
Old Brunswick Bath Highway
Merrymeeting Bay
P T A urged to feature foreign customs at meeting
Mrs. Edward J. Holland of Bangor as chairman of the International Relations Committee asks local parent teacher associations to present programs on customs of foreign lands. Dike P. T. A. and North Center, South End groups are asked to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Holland
Bangor
International Relations Committee
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Dike P. T. A
Irving C. Varney
North Center P. T. A
Louis A. Dole
South End P. T. A
F. Arthur Berry
Division of Public Welfare
Clarence C. Little
Bar Harbor
Holland
Tri County Rural Letter Carriers Elect Officers at 36th Meeting
At the 36th annual Tri County Rural Letter Carriers meeting in Wiscasset William H. Ketchum of Bath was elected secretary treasurer for the ninth consecutive term. Charles Plumstead, Karl Hatch, and more were chosen to lead, with delegates named for the 1941 State convention in Augusta. A board of trustees was elected for Knox, Lincoln and Sagadahoe counties. Arlington Grange hosted a chicken supper for carriers on May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri County
Wiscasset
William H. Ketchum
Bath
Association
Charles Plumstead
North Fagecomb
Karl Hatch
Bowdoinham
Maine
Augusta
Plumstead
Ketchum
M. A. Brann
North Whitefield
Hatch
Bowcomham
J. F. Metcalf
James Thornton
Thomaston
M. J. Creamer
Waldoboro
Ralph Mallet
Topsham
Knox
Lincoln
Sagadahoe
Arlington Grange
North Whitfield
P T A Luncheon Prep Meets Saturday at Littlefield
A West Bath P T A committee plans luncheon logistics for Monday’s town meeting and will gather Saturday afternoon at Littlefield school to handle preparations. The item lists numerous local residents visiting, hosting, or traveling, including Bath and surrounding areas.
Democrats Declare Victory Assured in City Elections
A well attended Democratic city committee meeting at Lewiston City Hall discussed plans for the March 3 municipal election. Members expressed confidence in Mayor Robert H. Haskell’s reelection and anticipated gains in both city council and alderman seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Committee
Common Corner
City Hall
Sever
Robert H. Haskell
George Moses
Alex Burges
Alex Burgess, Jr
Leslie J Wold
New Dormitories at the Y Modern in Every Detail
The Y M C A east side rooms will be finished this week with the west side due last of next week. A 10 000 square foot top floor is being converted into modern rooms with plastered walls steel lathing large windows new ventilators and inlaid linoleum floors. Each room includes running water tile bath built in wardrobes built in dressers telephone buzzer system and metal bronze ventilators. Maple furniture duvets curtains and wool blankets complete the setup with a dormitory matron overseeing service. Public inspection will precede rental to applicants.
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Y.mc.a
Y.M.C.A
What Kind of a Life Job Do I Want
John Parker superintendent of schools spoke at Bath Pilgrim Fellowship on choosing a vocation. He urged self analysis of outdoor or indoor work, manual or mental labor, and needed skills, stressing skilled labor and mechanics amid national defense needs. He urged good personality traits and cooperation, noting a dance and attendance contest planned for Fellowship members. Pvt Arthur L Wing, home on furlough from Westover Field, Chicopee Mass, visited his parents in North Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker
Bath Pilgrim Fellowship
Central Church Parish House
Parker
National Defense
Clin Leeman
Verna Wallace
Addison Bar
Pvt
Arthur L. Wing
Westover Field
Chicopee
Mass
Mrs
Carroll Wing
North Bath
Republicans Back New School Building Plan in City Meeting
The Republican city committee and council candidates endorsed a plan for one new school and enlarging two more with federal funds matching municipal money. Alderman Walter C. Rogers spoke on city finances, wards voiced support, and plans were made to mobilize voters for the upcoming Monday election. Chairman Fred W. Quimby may reconvene before then if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
Common Council Chamber
Citizens’ Committee
Times
Walter C. Rogers
Rogers
Fred W. Quimby
Life of Governor's Son Faces Gala Night Trials
The nine year old David Sewall serves at the Governor and Mrs. Sewall ball in Augusta as he jokes about celery and hunger. Five year old Nicholas follows staff in uniform and admires Admiral Robert’s gold braid while pondering his father's lack of a formal uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta City Hall
David
Sumner Sewall
Blaine Mansion
Nicholas
William P. Robert
U.S.N
Red Rose Troop Game Party Supports Mitchell School Decor
Red Rose troop Girl Scouts held a game party on Washington street rooms with prizes awarded to Mrs. Shirley Dyer and several others. Proceeds fund a Scout room decoration at Mitchell school. Leaders Mrs. Frederick Burditt and Mrs. Abraham Kramer organized, with doughnuts and coffee served by Mrs. Milton Rogers and Scouts. Funeral notices for James P. Roney of Texas Co. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Dyer
Wilmer J. Voorhees
Elbridge PP. Wright
Frank MW. Lemont
Maurice A. Libby
Frank T Fortier
Frank A. Bates
LaForrest G. Coombs
Red Rose Troop
Girl Scouts of America
South
Pt.a.s
Washington — Street
Mitchell School
Frederick DL. Burditt
Abraham Kramer
Milton Rogers
Martha Day
Elizabeth Whittemore
Steven H. Bracey
Orris J. Ames
F. Arthur Berry
Lou Comeau
Arthur P. Johnson
Barbara Haining
William T. Crowley
Samuel A. Morse
Alfred E. Carpenter
Arthur C. Lemont
Bessie PB. Potter
Sarah M. Lermond
Arthur N. MacDonald
Wendall B Heal
Rite Fpstein
Oscar J. Tanguay
Joseph I. Nostall
Alphonse H. Mircotte
Zillah A. Reynolds
Eleanor M. Ferguson
Lillian F. Fisher
Guy M. Sprague
Fred M. Coombs
Pearl E. Dunbar
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Junior American Citizens’ Club Meeting
Frederick H. Pratt, Jr
Popham Beach
Stuart Walton
Floyd Bridges
Frances
Guy Crowley
Walter Sprague
Herbert
Marguerite McNulty
Sprague
Carl Newcomb
Newcomb
Allen Rogers
Barbara Sprague
Millard Urquehart
Seguir Island
Frank Irving
Biddeford
W.P.A
P.T.A
Tri-County
William H. Ketchum of
Organizattion
Democrats
Jaqueline
Pleasant Street
Central Maine General Hospital
Ray V. Rice
Glenda
Arthur
Lillian
Irvin
Solon
Henry T. B. Leeman
Somerset Place
Y Modern
Nicholas Sewall
Capital
South End
Richard Quick
Wash York
James P. Roney
Roney
The
Texas Co
New York
Capt. Quick