Wiscasset Shower Honors Mrs Lee At Water Street Home
A Tuesday evening shower at Mrs. Lee's Water Street residence honored Mrs. Charles W. Lee with many lovely gifts and a card party among about 60 attendees including Mrs. Stanton Sherman and Miss Louise Adams. Prizes went to Mrs. Race Mrs. Austin Mrs. Gove and Mrs. Robinson. lunar group reports follow about local grange degrees and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Lee
Barbara Dow
John L. Blagdon
Lee
Water Street
Stanton A. Sherman
Louise E. Adams
Charles J. DiPerri
Anne Nelder
Clarence Race
Merle Day
Barbara Bailey
Virginia Pease
Lester
Earl D. River, Jr
Portland
William Gove
Albert Austin
James Duncan
Bath
Race
Austin
Gove
Robinson
Bunker Hill Grange
Jefferson
Huntoon Hill Grange
Bunker Hill
Dresden
Sheepscot
West Alne
Woolwich Grange
Harrasseeket
Freeport
Organ Society
First Congregational Church
Laura Carleton
Lincoln County
Wiscasset
United States Army
Donald Wilbur Troop
Thomas Malcolm Prior
Joseph Ernest DiNapoli, Jr
Austin Gale Cowing
Albert Laurence Pendexter
Elden Victor Ellison
Edward Stanley Morang
Norman Shepard Bailey
Earl Preston Libby
Lyman Emery Orne
P. M
Edith Rines
Nellie Munsey
Fannie Adams
Helen Gorham
Wiscasset Woman's Club
State Auditing Department
Chester Roy Blair
Angelina Mary Cloutier
Brunswick
David L. Wilson
Charles S. Sewall
Local Roundup of Visits Returns and Occasional News
Roy R. Marston and others return from Florida trips as Haggett party extends stay in St Petersburg. Rev George G Chiera visits Camden. Sargent visits from Bangor. Birth announced for a son at Gardiner Road home. Elks meeting in Rockland. teaching duties for Zina Davis at Brownfield. Visits by Grover Hoyt and grandson in Summer home. Swains from Portland attend Governor’s Ball with Harvey R Pease family. Geissler family from Roslindale visit. Fred West cuts foot, loses toe. Sidney Knight to Portsmouth Navy Yard for family move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sproul
Bath Memorial Hospital
James Puiin
James, Jr
Robert
Walter
Herbert Pushard
Donald Geissler
Roslindale
Mass
D. M. Munsey
Kathryn Perkins
Portland
Kate Perkins
Federal Street
Henry W. Webb
High Street
Barbara Bailey
Bernard A. Bailey
Miami
Fla
Howard Kaler
Jean
Leeman Potter
Washington Street
Harold A. Campbell
Leigh Payson
Marshall Merrywman
Bowdoinham
Harvey T Bailey
Clara Wright
John Cook
Bath
Frederick Wright
Frederick
Newton Highmond
Freeman Trott
Elizabeth
C. C. Blagdon
Helen Dickinson
George E. Millard
Vermont
Wiscasset Academy
Tom Sawyer
Red Men's Hall
Polly
Tom
Phyllis Bryant
Jim
Emily Riley
Mary
Jackie Townsend
Sidney
Phyllis Reid
Forest Faulkingham
Amy Lawrence
Burnita Pray
Becky Thatcher
Leota Merry
Alfred Temple
Herman Grover
Douglas
Marcia Angell
Huckleberry Finn
William Grant
Joe Harper
Charlie Metcalf
St. Philip's Woman's Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Irene Metcalf
Thelma Wright
Nellie Dowling
Wiscasset
Howard Trussell
Wiscasset Shoe Store
Carolyn Bennett
Lawrence W. Bennett
Boothbay Harbor
George G. Chiera
St. Philips Episcopal Church
William F. Grindell
Grindell
Boston
McPhee
Bath Iron Works
Charles Plumstead
Tri-County Rural Carriers Association
Sagadahoc
Hotel Sedgwick
Barbara Dow
Linwood Ames
Rufus Sewall
Mary Sewall Metcalf
William Snyder
Grammar School
Diphrhy
Willis B. Mitchell
Augusta
Sumner Sewall
Clarence Race
Earl D. Rines
Roy R. Marston
Stanley Eliott
William P.robert
Harvey R. Pease
Virginia
Ralph Harvey
Bath Road
Florida
Lawrence B. Haggett
Harry
St. Petersburg
Camden
Robert Sargent
Bangor
Leon G. Flood
Grover Hoyt
Dorchester Heights
Donald
George Swain
Fred Geissler
Milton
S. H. Shea
Fred West
Sidney Knight
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Central Grammar Pupils Present a Patriot Program
Central Grammar school seventh grade pupils directed by Mrs. Granville M. Colby staged a George Washington program Friday afternoon. The event featured readings, poems, and musical numbers including solos by Eugene Bennett and Joanne Heal, plus trumpet and piano performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville M. Colby
Central Grammar School
Darwin Nolan
Anna Day
Wayne May
America
Betty Anderson
Theresa Trainor
Dorothy Stanton
Bertha Sutherland
Elizabeth Belanger
Winona King
Walter Longley
Eugene Bennett
Everett Quimby
Berkeley Square
Joanne Heal
June Chase
Mary McNeill
Washington
Clyde Norton
Gene Bennett
Robert Hinds
Eugene Cunningham
Edyth King
Beverly Richards
Margaret Libby
Maurice Knight
Cecil Fullerton
Ernest Bach
Frances Pinkham
Anna Coffill
Emma King
Donald Morse
Joseph Garneau
Charles Johansen
Ernest Wallis
Annette Dyer
Audrey King
Robert Russell
Frederick Watson
Uncle
Women Republicans Meet Friday Night in Bath
An enthusiastic Bath Woman's Republican club meeting was held in City hall with president Mrs. Edmund A. Rothwell presiding. The group planned for the Spring election, organized ward lists, and aimed to mobilize voters including absentees and those incapacitated. Miss Elizabeth Deering, Bath's legislator, spoke on voting, followed by a discussion of pending legislation by the 90th Maine Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Woman's Republican Club
Common Council
City Hall
Edmund A. Rothwell
Elizabeth Deering
Bath
Engagement party hosts host bridge for Smith Woodbury
Mr and Mrs Frank A Givin of 21 Andrews road entertained Monday with a supper bridge for Miss Janette W Smith and Stephen T Woodbury Fitchburg Mass whose engagement was recently announced Prizes went to Mrs Harry L Day Mr and Mrs Royal A Johnson Miss Smith and Dwight W Pierce
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Givin
Andrews Road
Janette W. Smith
Stephen T. Woodbury
Fitchburg
Mass
Harry L. Day
Royal A. Johnson
Miss Smith
Dwight W. Pierce
Phippsburg Ponds Civil War Roster and Local Happenings
In Phippsburg the Daley, Meet ing House, Blaisdell and Sprague ponds lie near hills while larger ponds at Center and Parker Head are less noticed. A Civil War soldier list prompts memorial day flags at many graves. Local residents report accidents, renovations, town meeting changes, mill work, holiday gatherings, and visits across Bath, Bath Memorial Hospital, Fort Sills, and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeting House
Small Point Meeting House
Blaisdell
Ashdale
Sam Day
Parker Head
Gilman P. Rooke
Ruel W. Rowe
Randall Rogers
Josiah B. Rogers
Frederick Rosignal
Josiah K. Rollins
James E. Rollins
Llewellyn A. Rollins
Henry W. Small
William Small
Henry M. Small
Navy
Charles F. Spinney
Thomas J. Segeberg
William Sutton
Elijah Stone
Frederick Thornton
Corp'l
John H. Trafton
David Thomas
George E. Terrell
Loring S. Webber
Frederick S. Webber
Thomas C. Wyman
Jacob Wilson
James P. Wallace
Corp’l
Thomas C. Wallace
Jethro S. Wallace
James R. Wallace
John Worrey
Benjamin A. Welch
William Williams
Henry O. Austin
Cambridge
Mass
Bath Memorial Hospital
Phippsburg
Atlantic Seaboard Feldspar Co
Basin Road
Perry Lot
Meadowbrook
H. A. Libby
Wiscasset
Mrs Pratt’s Daughter Guests in Malden After Death
Mrs Arthur Johnson of Malden Mass attends Bath funeral plans after the sudden death of her father Fred H Pratt Jr of Beacon Street. Her sister Mrs Charles Dunning of Winter Street Court hosts the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Johnson
Malden
Mass
Charles Dunning
Winter Street Court
Bath
Fred H. Pratt, Jr
Beacon Street
Town News Roundup From Woolwich and Vicinity
The community plans a Game Night at the Reed home on March 8. A town meeting is set for March 1 at the town house. Readers note perfect attendance at Day's Ferry School and updates from 4-H, Spinning Wheel and Mothers clubs. Local movements, residents visiting, and servicemen assignments are reported.
Randall Newhall ceremony joins Leonard Randall and Alma Newhall
Leonard E. Randall of New York City and Alma S. Newhall of New York married at 5 16 p.m. Saturday in Winter Street parsonage 890 Washington Street Rev. Joseph O. Purdue officiated. Attendants Alden N. Steen and Elizabeth Walters of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard E. Randall
New York City
William S. Randall
Boston
Alma S. Newhall
New York
Mary Newhall
Winter Street
Washington Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Alden N. Steen
Elizabeth Walters
Brunswick
Rogers Carlton Wedding Saturday in Arrowsic at Parsonage
Henry Carlton of Arrowsic and Emma Rogers were wed Saturday at 8 p.m. in the People's Baptist church parsonage with Rev. George B. Wolstenholme officiating. Attendants included Etta Lilly and Arthur Stinson, with Minnie Aderton and Ralph Boardman present. The couple's reception followed at 593 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Carlton
Arrowsic
Emma Rogers
People’s Baptist Church
Court Street
George B. Wolstenholme
Etta Lilly
Arthur P. Stinson
Woolwich
Minnie Aderton
Ralph Boardman
Carlton
Maine
Middle Street
Lilly
Henry Rogers
Silas Oliver
Aderton
Boardman
Henrietta Rogers
This City
Mr. Stinson
Linwood Small
Ora Small
Eleanor Elick
Lisbon Falls
Ward L Risteen Observes Birthday
Edward L. Risteen of Thomaston retired Maine Central conductor quietly observed his 78th birthday Monday at the home of his son and daughter in law in Bath. He spent much of his career on trains through Bath and Rockland and Portland. He retired three years ago last July and celebrated his 51st wedding anniversary in Bath last August. He remains in good health and walks daily to greet friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Risteen
Thomaston
Maine Central Railroad
Earle D. Risteen
Washington Street
Portland
Rockland
Brunswick
Risteen
Bath
Dromore Farm Bureau Hosts March Meeting
The Dromore Farm Bureau met at Mrs Ernest Rogers home to hear Short Cuts in Sewing. Members received hospital shirts for the Red Cross and 21 boys shirts were completed. Miss Frances M Robie joined as a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner Rogers
Sally
Bobby Haggett
New Meadows
Nellie
Kittie Tracy
Meadowbrook
Carrie Little
James
Bath
Kay McLaughlin
New York
Charles Huff
Frances Robie
T. C. Hughes
Fenderson
Hughes
Althea Campbell
Ernest Rogers
Topsham
Farm Bureau
Arthur Perry
Fort Williams
Barracks Hospital
Raymond Campbell
Eva Rogers
Pauline Hart
John Rogers
Perry
Maurice Pishard
Fred Oliver
Bath Memorial Hospital
Percy Young
Dromore Farm Bureau
Long Beach
Cal
California
Red Cross
Walter J. McCourt
Velma Young
Mabel Farnham
Grange Hall
Mary L. Wright
Charles Eastman
Ruth Woodward’s Tenth Birthday Party At Beach Light
Ruth Woodward celebrated her tenth birthday with a party at the Beach Light home on Saturday afternoon. Guests included Norma Jean Drummond and Sylvialee Harris, with several others unable to attend. Ralph Steen and son Ralph Jr. moved from Boston and plan eighth grade at North school. Esther Drummond returned to the University of Maine after visiting home with flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
William Woodward
Norma Jean Drummond
Sylvialee Harris
Marie Hall
Mary
Ralph, Jr
Boston
North School
Esther Drummond
University of Maine
Orono
Norman Drummond
R W Powers Funeral in Woolwich
The funeral of Ruel W. Powers of Woolwich, keeper of Perkins Island light, was held Monday at Mayo Funeral Residence in Bath. Rev. Frederick P. Moffatt officiated. Bearers from Bath Aerie F O E included Norton, Donnell, McCabe, and Oliver. Burial was at Sea View Cemetery in Rockland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruel W. Powers
Woolwich
Perkins Island
Mayo
High Street
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street
Bath Aerie
Horace Norton
Roy Donnell
Ross McCabe
Hershon B. Oliver
Birlal
Sea View Cemetery
Rockland
Eighth Grade History Pupils Stage Debate
Eighth grade history club members at Central Grammar School held their second public appearance debating whether George Washington was a greater man than Abraham Lincoln. The affirmative team included Louise Dole and others, with judges favoring the affirmative. Intermission features by Virginia Andre and Gloria Leavitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Grammar School
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Louise Dole
Dorothy DeLong
Mary Clappison
Colleen Rowe
Edward Cogan
Robert Niles
William Elliott
Harold Armes
Carmen Huse
Frances Callan
Alfred E. Carpenter
James T. Bonney
Enid N. Sawyer
Virginia Andre
Gloria Leavitt
Townsend clubs meet at South Paris grange hall March 2
The Townsend clubs of Sagada hoc Cumberland York and Oxford counties meet at South Paris grange hall on Sunday March 2 at 2 pm. Howard Shaw leads entertainment and G Ivan Smith Maine acting national representative will address the conference. The event is open to the public with a half hour installation service and a mass meeting followed by council meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Sagadahoc
Cumberland
York
Oxford Counties
South Paris Grange Hall
Howard Shaw
AK. Hannon
First District Council
L. C. Holton
Cumberland Mills
G Ivan Smith
Bangor
Maine
Woolwich Grange Recalls Washington Lincoln at Meeting
Woolwich Grange paid tribute to Washington and Lincoln at a Wednesday meeting. The program included Singing God Bless America My Country Tis of Thee stories poems and Southern melodies. Rose Hathorne read a humorous February weather poem and the group recited the American Creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange
Washington
Lincoln
America
Grangers
Rose Hathorne
Delaware
Jessie Sapulding
Singing of
America, the Beautiful
Richmond and Lewiston Truck Drivers Plead Guilty in Rubbish Violation
John Tarr of Richmond and Roland Caro of Lewiston pleaded guilty in municipal court to depositing rubbish on city streets during excavation for Iron Works expansion into the Maine Central railroad freight yard. Judge Deering fined each a dollar with $495 costs after city officials complained they hauled excavated dirt to Palmer field without precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tarr
Richmond
Roland Caro
Lewiston
Maine Central Railroad
Gardiner R. Deering
Joseph A. McLaughlin
Byron E Clark
Palmer Field
Allen Street
Mrs Grace Spaulding and party tour Gorham
Miss Grace Spaulding and Mrs William Armstrong motored to Gorham on Tuesday with Miss Doris Armstrong who returned to Gorham Normal after holiday visits with her parents Mr and Mrs William Armstrong on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Spaulding
William Armstrong
Gorham
Doris Armstrong
Gorham Normal
Washington Street
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Lawrence Lewis
Floyd Larrabee
Harrasecket
Sheepscot Valley
West Anna
Donald Shea
Harold Shea
Parker Fowles
John Jackson
Arthur Paquett
Roland Hammond
Forrest Morris
Harriet Jackson
Blanche Fowles
Gertrude Munsey
Mildred Morris
Olive Dow
Myrtle Hildreth
Vinnie Quinnam
Doris Foye
Ken MacKenzie
Huntoon Hill Grange Hall
Birch Point
Perry Fowle
Asa Tupper
T. A. Fowle
O. M. West
Lincoln Harris
M. M. Smith
Damariscotta
Ann Marie Quinnam
Harold Quinnam
Shea
Arnold Warner
DeForest Munsey
Central Grammar
Blanch Fitzpatrick
Bernard Henderson
Dromore
Norwood
Raymond Wyman
Mrs
H. B. Wyman
Roland Raines
Fred Brown
Frank J. Walker
J. W. Reed
Ralph Hardy
Day’s Ferry
M Hopestill Reed
Virginia Young
Erwin Skillin
Myron Skillin
Robert Westfall
Clayton Armstrong
Alec St. Pierre
Sagadahoc Ferry
Florence Temple
Chopps School
Mary Martha Muckler
Harry Muckler
Glenda Wright
Hollis Leeman
Ora Parks
Gilbert Hathorne
Mothers’ Club
Day's Ferry
Ralph Durgin
Edwold Carter
A. W. Hall of Bath
Lydia Hathorne
State House
H. P. Hathorne
Stanley Harvey
Fort McKinley
Duncan McIntosh
John Kelliher
Memorial Hospital
Hazel Smith
Son Forrest
Mason Carter
Albert Temple
Clarence Baker
Annie Cunningham
Florence Carlton
Frank Goddard
Ella Temple
Merrymeeting Camps
Parker N. Moulton
Wareham
Edward V. Reed
Edward Velazie
Harold Gilmore
York Beach
John C. Gilmore
Nequasset
Woodrow Cooper
Joseph I. Smith
Waldo L. Hawthorne
Harvey P. Hathorne
Cummington
104Th Regiment
Camp Edwards
Falmouth
Hawthorne
Harvey P. Hawthorne
Springfield
High Y
Randall—Newhall
Ward L. Risteen
Maine Central
Son
R. W. Powers
Chloe Deraps
Richard Jackson
South Paris
Lad
Molineausing