Thimble Club Hostess and Local Society Notes
Mrs Ada Milliken hosted the Thimble Club at her Oak Street home with handwork and plans for a Feb 2 dinner party. Guests included Mrs Elmer Blake and others. Residents reported visiting family, hospital stays, travel, and community events across Bath Brunswick and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Milliken
Thimble Club
Oak Street
Elmer Blake
Donald Stewart
Robert Jewell
Earl] Coombs
Percy Miller
Andrew Black
Milliken
Mrs. Plant Improves After Memorial Hospital Surgery
Mrs. Arthur L. Plant of Rose Street who recently underwent surgery at Memorial Hospital is reported improving as she recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Plant
Rose Street
Memorial Hospital
West Bath Airman Linwood Miller in Ulm Germany
Linwood Miller of West Bath, A.1/C U. S. Air Force, stationed in Ulm for a year and a half, writes of furlough visits to Paris and Switzerland and other historic sites. He enlisted in December 1952 for a four year term and notes Germany’s scenery resembles America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Miller
A.1
Miller
Bath women sail to Mediterranean on Britannic cruise
Mrs. Clarence W. Morse and Mrs. Seth S. Mullin left Bath January 26 for New York to sail Friday aboard the Cunard Line SS Britannic on a Mediterranean cruise. They will disembark in Cherbourg in April to visit Paris for a month and plan to return to Bath in early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Morse
Seth S. Mullin
Bath
New York City
Cunard Line
Cherbourg
France
Paris
Mr and Mrs Earl Twitchell Sail Mediterranean Cruise
Mr and Mrs Earl Twitchell of Haddonfield New Jersey sailed Friday aboard the S S Britannic of the Cunard line on a Mediterranean cruise Mrs Twitchell is the former Pauline Hatch of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baer Hiester
Reading
Earl Twitchell
Haddonfield
N. J
Twitchell
Pauline Hatch
Bath
S. S. Britannic
Cunard Line
Mrs Carroll Davis and son Arthur Return Home
Mrs Carroll Davis and her son Arthur have returned to their Bowery street home after a week in Saugus Massachusetts as guests of Mr Davis brother and wife Mr and Mrs Clare Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Davis
Arthur
Bowery Street
Saugus
Mass
Mr. Davis
Clare Davis
Birth of Juanita Colette Wilson at Memorial Hospital
Juanita Colette Wilson, daughter of Mr and Mrs W Emery Wilson of 48 Bath Street, born January 21 at Memorial Hospital. Weighing seven pounds four and a half ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Colette
Memorial Hospital
W. Emery Wilson
Bath Street
Patient Ralph Cornish Hospitalized After Emergency Surgery
Ralph Cornish of 8 Deering Street is a patient at Memorial Hospital after being taken there earlier in the week for emergency surgery. He works in the Bath carpenter shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cornish
Deering Street
Memorial Hospital
Bath Iron Works
Stetson Birth in Lewiston Named Mary Elizabeth
Lieut. (j. g.) and Mrs. George Stetson announce the birth of a daughter at Central Maine General hospital Lewiston on Tuesday. The baby has been named Mary Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G
George Stetson
Washington Street
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Mary Elizabeth
Reginald Barter Jr Reenters Hospital for Further Treatment
Reginald Barter Jr of 55 Denny Road who underwent tal a fortnight earlier returned to the hospital Wednesday for additional treatment. He is employed at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Barter, Jr
Denny Road
Memorial Hospital
Bath Iron Works
Mrs Chisholm as Weekend Guest of Bertrand Family
Mrs Harold Chisholm of Waldoboro spent the weekend as a guest of her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Ralph Bertrand of 22 Floral Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Chisholm
Waldoboro
Ralph Bertrand
Floral Street
Two Maine men return from Worcester service school
Francis Pierce of Five Islands and Howard Kirkpatrick of Bath returned home Friday night from the Evenrude Motors factory service school in Worcester Massachusetts. Pierce runs Pierce's Marineland at Five Islands and Kirkpatrick is treasurer of Bath Fuel Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Pierce
Five Islands
Howard Kirkpatrick
Bath
Evenrude Motors
Worcester
Mass
Pierce
Marineland
Kirkpatrick
Bath Fuel Company
Local residents attend winter jamboree and visits
Mrs Sadie Savave of High street visits sister and husband in South Portland. Capt Jessie Jones escorts a Salvation Army youth group to Belmup Sporting area New Hampshire for an all day mid winter jamboree with Maine New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts participants. Marjorie Leach returns from the American Hair Fashion Conference in New York City. The Sudds Hattie Lord and Jesse Larrabee of Auburn visit the Sudds home in Bedford street. Sam Levin and Bath Department Store party schedule a Miami Beach vacation and business trip. Brunswick High freshman Norman Reil is treated for ruptured appendix at Bath Memorial Hospital after emergency surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Savave
High Street
Albert W. Flint
South
Portland
Jessie Jones
Salvation Army
Belmup
New Hampshire
Maine
Massachusetts
Marjorie N. Leach
Hotel MecAlpin
New York City
Roland Sudds
Hattie Lord
Jessie Larrabee
Auburn
Sudds
Fred Osgood
Cynthia
Bedford Street
Sam Levin
Bath Department Store
Miami Beach
Fla
Norman Reil
Brunswick High School
Bath Memorial Hospital
Marine Pvt Morse to complete recruit training at Parris Island
Marine Private David E Morse son of Mr and Mrs Otis E Morse of 11 Corliss Street is set to complete recruit training this week at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in Parris Island South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Morse
Otis E. Morse
Corliss Street
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
S. C
Bath attendees at Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge inspection
In Wiscasset on Thursday evening Bath members joined the Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge meeting where Portland Warden Edna P. Hagar conducted her official inspection. Present were Athena C. Gillespie Lois M. Knight Grace Casey Wilbur Casey Nellie Lord Eva Atwood Jessie Morrell Eunice Perry and Helen Gagnon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Wiscasset
Edna P. Hagar
Portland
Athena C. Gillespie
Lois M. Knight
Miss Marilyn Kittredge Visits Family in Boston
Miss Marilyn Kittredge a Burdett college student Boston spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank C Kittredge at 59 Bedford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Kittredge
Burdett College
Boston
Frank C. Kittredge
Bedford Street
Birthday celebration and military family updates in Lisbon Falls
Mr and Mrs William Clark of Lisbon Falls celebrated their granddaughter Patricia Allen s eighth birthday with a family dinner at the par sonage on Middle street. Lt Perleston L Pert Jr arrived Jan 26 from Fort Dix to visit his parents. Francis Perry returned home from Memorial hospital. Navy Lt John H Spiller Jr aboard USS Halfbeak near return to New London Feb 1 after Mediterranean duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hopkins
Brunswick
James Ledyard
William Clark
Lisbon Falls
Harold L. Allen
Middle Street
Patricia Allen
Patricia
Perleston L. Pert, Jr
U. S. Army
Fort Dix
N. J
Perleston L. Pert
Francis Perry
Oak Street
Memorial Hospital
Navy
John H. Spiller Jr
John H. Spiller
Washington Street
Halfbeak
New London
Conn
Mediterranean
Local notes on residents travel and hospital stays
Morris Povich leaves Middle street for a six week stay in Miami Beach Florida. Chester Plant and his wife return to High street from Portland where Mr Plant was a patient at Maine General Hospital. Mrs Plant stayed with Dr Regan T Lombard in South Portland. Otis B Ayer of 47 Union street is a patient at Memorial Hospital and works in Bath Iron Works electrical department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bailey
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Bath Iron Works
Warren Hawley, Jr
Leland Green
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Morris Povich
Middle Street
Miami Beach, Fla
Chester Plant
Plant
Otis B. Ayer
Union Street
Mr. Ayer
Bath Iron Works Corp
Hyde family welcomes son in Winchester Virginia
Mr and Mrs Lewis Hyde of Winchester Virginia announce the birth of a son Arthur Sewall Hyde. The mother is the former Mary Sewall daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall of Stone House on Whiskeag road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall Hyde
Lewis Hyde
Winchester, Va
Hyde
Mary Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Whiskeag Road
Bath Woman Confined by Cold Epidemic
Mrs Edward L Gaudreau of upper Washington Street is among Bath residents confined to their homes amid the prevailing cold epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Gaudreau
Upper
Washington Street
Bath
Nasson College students among weekend visitors and birth notice
Miss Jean Brown and Miss Cote, Nasson College students from Springvale and Caribou, visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Maynard Brown and Mr and Mrs Cyrus Ashe. Mr and Mrs Robert Newman welcomed son Robert William Newman Jr at Memorial hospital on Jan 28, the sixth child for the couple, and Mr and Mrs John Moore and daughter Rachel visited Merritt Mitchell family this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Brown
Nasson College
Springvale
Percy R. Low
Granite Street
Cote
Miss Brown
Nasson
Maynard O. Brown
Western Avenue
Miss An Cote
Caribou
Robert W. Newman
Middle Street
Memorial Hospital
Robert William Newman, Jr
High street couple visit Florida for fishing and sun
Hon and Mrs Harold Small of High street sent cards from Boynton Beach Florida where they arrived for a several week visit and enjoy perfect weather and plan good fishing. Dr Virginia D Hamilton of Bath and sister Mrs Charles Lowery of Brunswick left for Lexington Kentucky to tend their aunt Miss Amelia Hamilton who is critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Small
High Street
Boynton Beach
Fla
Virginia D. Hamilton
Bath
Charles Lowery
Brunswick
Lexington
Amelia Hamilton
Burdette Student Spends Weekend With Boston Relatives
Robert Champagne a Burdette college student in Boston spent the weekend with his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Joseph A Long of 19 Bedford Street He was joined by a Burdette classmate Roger Area whose home is in Barre rt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Champagne
Burdette College
Boston
Joseph A. Long
Bedford Street
Burdette, Roger Area
Barre
Mrs Pulia Convalesces After Friday Surgery
Mrs Antonia Pulia of Freeport is convalescing at Brunswick hospital after surgery there Friday. The former Alice Couture is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Couture of 18 Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonia Pulia
Freeport
Brunswick Hospital
Pulia
Alice Couture
Peter Couture
Liberty Street
Bath friends share winter greetings from Florida
Cards have reached Bath relatives and friends of Mrs. Fred Cary of East Brunswick. She is wintering with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keischlin in Lake Worth Florida. Mrs. May of Pine Street joined the party and is spending winter in Gulfport with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roberts, former Bath residents. She has sent cards to friends as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Fred Cary
East Brunswick
Lake Worth
Fla
Charles Keischlin
Fred May
Pine Street
Gulfport
Harold Roberts
May
Alex MacDonald Returns From Weekend Visit At Dummer Street
Alex MacDonald employed at Portsmouth Navy Yard returned to Portsmouth New Hampshire Sunday evening after a weekend visit with Mrs. MacDonald at their home on Dummer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex MacDonald
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. H
Mrs. MacDonald
Dummer Street
Portland Power Squadron Graduation Held at Sprague Hall
Mr and Mrs Horace G Morse and son Horace G Morse Jr of Bath along with Mr and Mrs Frank Hilton of Brunswick attended the Portland Power Squadron graduation Saturday at Sprague Hall in Cape Elizabeth. Graduating was Archie L Seekins son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Seekins of Washington Street. Bath guests are Kennebec Power Squadron members. A dinner preceded the exercises. Mrs Frank Borski of 27 Dummer Street is a patient at Memorial Hospital under observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Morse
Horace G. Morse, Jr
Bath
Frank Hilton
Brunswick
Portland Power Squadron
Sprague Hall
Cape Elizabeth
Archie L. Seekins
Ralph Seekins
Washington Street
Kennebec Power Squadron
Frank Borski
Dummer Street
Memorial Hospital
Plaque of Local Families Honors Roberts Election
Oakstreet residents report their son in law Atty. Victor J. Roberts of Pottstown Pa will become president of the Montgomery Bar Association. Roberts recently finished his term on the Potts town School Board and is with the Norristown firm High Swartz Childs Roberts. Mrs Roberts, Martha Morse, is daughter of Mr and Mrs Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Morse
Oakstreet
Atty
Victor J. Roberts
Pottstown
Montgomery Bar Association
Roberts
Norristown
High, Swartz, Childs & Roberts
Martha Morse
Morse
College bound student and visitors abound in Dudley
Robert P. Shaw Jr a Nichols Junior College freshman completes mid year exams and arrives with his mother for a week's stay. Mrs M Dean Shaw of Dummer Street also visits. Mrs William H McGlinchy hospital bound. Deering family returns from East Lynn after aunt Elizabeth Shea's death. Carol Musk visits from Washington Street then returns to Boston. Dean Leavitt and fiancee Anne Benson from Baltimore visit Leavitt's parents. Leavitt pursues a masters at Maryland State School of Pharmacy. Benson a nurse with Baltimore Woman's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Shaw, Jr
Nichols Junior College
Dudley
Mass
City
M. Dean Shaw
Dummer Street
Dean Leavitt
Anne Benson
Baltimore
Edgar Leavitt
Academy Street
Leavitt
Maryland State School of Pharmacy
Miss Benson
Woman's Hospital
Mr and Mrs Arthur Wing and Stanley Blais dell
Mr and Mrs Arthur Wing of High Street and Stanley Blais dell of Monmouth passed Sunday in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wing
High Street
Stanley Blaisdell
Monmouth
Portland
Coast Guard Man Stanley Doughty Home on Leave
Stanley Doughty of the U S Coast Guard is home on leave with Mrs Doughty of Dummer Street. The former Nancy McBrine, Mrs Doughty accompanies him from Portland where his vessel the Bartara is docked after a Bermuda cruise. They plan to ship out with the Bartara for Newport Rhode Island late this week. Mrs Arnold Rice and her son Donald of East Boothbay visited Mrs Rice's sister and Mr and Mrs Arthur Sturtevant of 21 Old South Place Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Doughty
U. S. Coast Guard
Arnold Rice
Donald
East Boothbay
Weekend visits spread through Bath and Peterboro circles
Mr and Mrs Fred O Hayward of Front Street spent the weekend in Peterboro New Hampshire with Mrs Haywards sister G R Moore. They returned with Mrs Haywards father William Astle who will visit briefly. Mr and Mrs Alonzo Fisher of Park Street were guests of Mrs Fisher’s brother Eliot O Williams and wife in Vassalboro. Lynn Mass visitors to Bath met Mrs Deering nee Claire Lemont daughter of the late Fred B Lemont, who often visited her late uncle and aunt Lucius Lemont of Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred O. Hayward
Front Street
Peterboro
N. H
Alonzo G. Fisher
Park Street
Fisher
Eliot O. Williams
Vassalboro
George Deering
Lynn
Mass
Bath
Local Hospital Admissions and Visits Reported in Portland and Boston
Raymond Parker Sr of Cummings street entered Maine General Hospital in Portland Monday and underwent surgery on Tuesday. Miss Patricia Foss, student at Catherine Laboure School of Nursing linked with Carney Hospital in Boston, was weekend guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Nelson Foss of 31 Getchell street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Parker, Sr
Cummings Street
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Patricia Foss
Catherine Laboure School of Nursing
Carney Hospital
Boston
Nelson F. Foss
Getchell Street
Mr and Mrs G Clifford Madden to Vacation in New York City
Mr and Mrs G Clifford Madden of South Portland, formerly of this city, will depart shortly for New York City for a few weeks while Mr Madden, a department manager at Hannaford Bros. in Portland, takes a vacation. He has worked there since graduating Morse High. He is the brother of Charles I Madden of Mechanic Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Clifford Madden
South Portland
New York City
Madden
Hannaford Bros
Portland
Morse High
Mr. Madden
Charles I, Madden
Mechanic Street
Soldier Paul MacDonald Returns Home on Furlough
Pvt. Paul MacDonald recently completed basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey and arrived home Saturday to spend a furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Francis MacDonald of 17 Walker Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Paul MacDonald
U. S. Army
Fort Dix
N. J
Francis MacDonald
Walker Street
Pioneer Chapter Hosts Guest Officers Night in Lisbon Falls
Genesta Chapter matron and Grand Esther of the Grand Chapter O E S attended Pioneer Chapter O E S in Lisbon Falls for guest officers night. Pratt and Freeman filled Adah and Martha stations. Grand Esther honored. Supper preceded the meeting. Mrs Clayton Armstrong of Woolwich left Senter’s after the holidays. Janet Sharkey hosted for Marlene Holbrook at 36 Meadow Way as Paul MacDonald wedding plans emerged. Others attended from area circles. Borski to Camp Gordon for European duty follows leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wyman
Genesta
O. Mooré
Everett G. Lemont
Foster Pratt
Donald Freeman
Jason A. Merrill
Harry Larrabee
Arthur Berry
Eugene Sprague
Donald Page
Grand Chapter
Pioneer
Lisbon Falls
Pratt
Adah
Meat man Arthur P Johnson returns home to Valley Road
Arthur P Johnson meat manager at the A and P store has returned to his home at 29 Valley Road after several weeks as a patient at Memorial hospital. He is convalescing following his hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Johnson
Valley Road
Memorial Hospital
Mrs Emma Bailey Moves to Lowell Mass After Years with Daughter
Mrs Emma Bailey, long time resident, will leave her Granite street home to reside with her daughter Mrs Donald Smith and family before relocating to Lowell Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bailey
Donald Smith
Granite Street
Lowell, Mass
Soldier Trades Germany Farewell For Home Visit
Sgt. Donald W. Collins arrives from Germany on furlough to stay with parents Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Collins and sister and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Linwood S. Castner at 71 Winship Street. He served six years as communications chief for Hq. and Hq. Co. C. C. "A", 2nd Armored Division and will report to Fort Myer, Virginia after the leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Collins
Germany
Karl R. Collins
Linwood S. Castner
Winship Street
Collins
Hq. Co. C. C
2Nd Armored Division
Fort Myer
Gediman Flies Home From California Vacation
Arthur W. Gediman of 6 Andrews Road returned home Monday by plane from Van Nuys California where he has been vacationing for the last three weeks with his daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Lester Blonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Gediman
Andrews Road
van Nuys
Calif
Lester Blonder
Owens Couple Relocate to Manchester New Hampshire
Airman Donald Owens US Air Force and Mrs. Owens relocate to Manchester New Hampshire after transfer from a California base to Grenier Air Base. Mrs. Owens served with the WAFS during the Korean conflict. Before moving they visited Mrs. Owens' mother and her husband Mr and Mrs Wifred Hart of York Street. They are now pleasantly settled in an apartment in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Owens
Mrs Scanlin and Brenda to Return From Houston Visit
Mrs Paul Scanlin and daughter Brenda of Oliver street will return home at week’s end from Houston where they are guests of Mrs Scanlin’s sister and husband Mr Joel Mills and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Scanlin
Brenda
Oliver Street
Houston
Scanlin
Joel Mills
George A Sprague of Tops ham Hospital Patient
George A Sprague of Tops ham, a former Phippsburg resident, is a patient at Main General hospital in Portland where he underwent surgery. He is a member of the Bath branch of Masons and has run a Tops ham farm for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Sprague
Topsham
Phippsburg
Main General Hospital
Portland
Bath
Masons
Mr. Sprague
Jack Johnson Undergoes Surgery At Bath Memorial Hospital
Jack Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson of Bluff road is a patient at Bath Memorial hospital after surgery on Monday He is a sixth grade pupil at Huse Memorial School here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Frank Johnson
Bluff Road
Bath Memorial Hospital
Jack
Huse Memorial School
Family Kin Notifies of Illness and Homecoming
Mr and Mrs Edward Rowe of New Jersey and his sister and husband Mr and Mrs Harlan Raymond nee Olive Rowe of New York have been called home due to their mother Mrs Ernest Heal illness. Heal is a patient at Men al hospital Georgetown Center while the Raymonds stay with Mrs Raymonds sister and husband Mr and Mrs Charles Andre of Lincoln street. The Rowes remain at the Heal home at the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rowe
New Jersey
Harlan Raymond
Olive Rowe
New York
Ernest Heal
Georgetown Center
Menal Hospital
Mrs. Raymond
Raymond
Charles Andre
Lincoln Street
Mrs. Rowe
Heal
Center
Why are American Husbands Fat Compared to Wives
HAL BOYLE reports a 1912 to present shift in body shapes with men heavier by five pounds and women lighter by five pounds. A poll shows humorous gender views on weight, intelligence, and household life, attributing fat to meals, worry, shopping, and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
U.S. Public Health Service
America
He Smelled A Rat Des Moines Des Moines Battery Problem
Des Moines salesman Jack C Colvin faced repeated battery failures until a mouse trapped in the generator caused the current to stop charging. After checking, he uncovered the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Jack C. Colvin
Death notices for Earl Pinkham’s wife in January
Friends of Earl Pinkham of Bayonne New Jersey mourn the death of his wife in early January. The Pinkham family visited relatives in Mechanic Street last summer. Pinkham, a Morse High School graduate, lived with Merritt Pinkham in Arrowsic when his father kept Doubling Point Light. He works for the Harvard Line in New York as a tug engineer. Relatives including Fred Pinkham Mrs Mabel Wheeler of Bath attended the funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Pinkham
Bayonne
N. J
Pinkham
Fred Pinkham
Mechanic Street
Morse High School
Merritt Pinkham
Arrowsic
Doubling Point Light
Harvard Line
New York
Mabel Wheeler
Bath
Miller announce birth of daughter at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Frederick Miller of 28 North street announce the birth of a daughter at Memorial hospital on January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Miller
North Street
Memorial Hospital
Egg yolk color does not affect flavor or nutrition
Egg yolk flavor and nutritive value remain the same regardless of yolk color. Color is inherited and influenced by hens’ diet, specifically certain seeds.
Blue and Gold banquet highlights Cub Scout meeting
Central Congregational church Pack 99 held its monthly meeting with a large turnout of Cubs and parents for a miniature midget car race. Den 4 5 led songs and flag salute, Den 1 staged a travel history skit, and a railroading exhibit featured. Den 5 earned an attendance award with 17 parents present. Awards to many wolves bears and a Webelos ceremony for Robert Bussey and Bruce McKinonn followed. A 32 foot race track hosted 17 cars won by Gib Gower with David Smith second. awards planned at the Blue and Gold banquet. Cub Scout Week runs Feb 6 12 with an exhibit at N Gratz Jackson. The note from Salvation Army thanked the Troop for Christmas help. National enrollment totals and Boy Scout Week notes honor conservation efforts with Eisenhower prioritizing public awareness of natural resource protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pack 99
Central Congregational Church
Den 4
Den 1
Den 3
Den 5
Central Church League
N. Gratz Jackson
Salvation Army
Wolf
D. Smith
B. Thombs
J. Smith
R. Page
Robert Bussey
Bruce McKinonn
Lynn Bussey
Clyde McKinnon
Troop 99
Perry Hamilton
Harry McCaffery
Arthur Small
Everett MccNelly
David Wallace
Webelos
Omar King
Wallace Gower
Gib Gower
David Smith
Boy Scout Week Marks 45th Anniversary Theme Building For a Better Tomorrow
The nation’s 3,660,000 Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts along with Explorers and leaders will observe Boy Scout Week Feb 6 to 12, marking the 45th anniversary since Scouting’s 1910 incorporation in Washington DC. The observance is the largest annual event by young citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Scoutings
Washington D. C
Troop 52 Merit Badges Approved at Board Meeting
At last week's Troop 52 Board of Review several Scouts earned merit badges including John Haley for scholarship William Luke for canoeing Donald Nadine for swimming Richard Lutz for life saving and swimming and Kenneth Nute for second class. The troop also hiked under Camping Director Truman Wallace and several boys passed compass and cooking requirements toward First Class. The Father and Son banquet will be held Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haley
William Luke
Donald Nadine
Richard Lutz
Kenneth Nute
Truman Wallace
Bobolink Brownies Meet at Dike School in Prep Session
Bobolink Brownies of Troop 17 gathered at Dike school Thursday afternoon to practice songs and the play for the mothers on February 10. They also worked on Valentines and planned a Valentine party ending with the Brownie Tunnel activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobolink Brownies
Troop 17
Dike School
Bluejay Brownies Investiture At Park Community Building
Troop 20 members of Brownies led by Mrs Lewis Carter and Miss Dorothy Marshall met at de Park Community building last Monday. After attendance and dues, games were played followed by an investiture during which Ivy Lee Harris Patricia Ames Sandra Clark Sandra Wright Cheryl Houp and Candice Jones received pins. Mary Carter Mary Jane Bull and Sue Ann McNeil served as color guards. Guests included Mrs Ronald Houp Mrs Roy Clark Mrs Edward Harris and Cherrie Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluejay Brownies
de Park
Lewis Carter
Dorothy Marshall
Ivy Lee Harris
Patricia Ames
Sandra Clark
Sandra Wright
Cheryl Houp
Candice Jones
Mary Carter
Mary Jane Bull
Sue Ann McNeil
Ronald Houp
Roy Clark
Edward Harris
Cherrie Harris
Brownie Troop 18 Meets at Dike School
Bluebell Brownies of Troop 18 gathered at Dike school on Monday for a program on earning funds to buy spool knitting equipment. After the flag ceremony and Brownie Promise, the girls split into patrols for craft work, and the meeting closed with the Brownie Tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebell Brownies
Dike School
Chilled pineapple chunks and grapes charm company dinner
A simple fruit plate featuring chilled pineapple chunks and seedless white grapes with a splash of ginger ale provides a refreshing, light option for a company dinner. The fruity pairing offers bright flavors and easy preparation.
Lawn Tools Found Beneath Removed Lumber Pile
After removing lumber, investigators found a lawnmower and a grate at the bottom of the pile. This detail surfaces in the inquiry into the incident, noting the misplaced items as part of the scene.
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Alex St. Pierre
Sagadahoc Ferry
James A. Lemont
West Bath
Suburbs
Andrew Gemellaro
Linda Sue
Bronxville, N. Y
Mrs
Paul Tiemer
Candy’s Harbor
L. M. Stump
South Lancaster
M. W. Westermeyer
Dr. Stump
Atlantic Union College
Ann Bussey
Lynn M. Bussey
Green Street
Ann
North Grammer School
Stanley H. Hyde
The
Hyde Windlass Co
Robert P. Bentley
Paul Moore
Lloyd Moore
Millinocket
Frank Moore
Ralph Crosby
Round Pond
Oliver W. Bell
Joseph I Smith
Boca Raton, Fla
Jacob Smith
Smith
Paul Brown
U. S. Air Force
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
N. Y
J. Dexter Brown
Pleasant Street
Star of
Beacon Street
Esley
David W. Bell
Boston University
Cannon Mountain
University of Connecticut
Appalachian Mountain Club
George Welch
Mexico
Cyrus Ashe
Center Street
John Moore
Rachel
Gorham
William H. MccGlinchy
East Lynn
Arthur G. Gilmore
Carol Musk
George Musk
Clayton Armstrong
Woolwich
Senter’s, Inc
Janet Sharkey
Meadow Way
Marlene Holbrook
Ernest Jess
Drayton Road
Francis G. MacDonald
Barbara Urquhart
Emma Russell
Carol Gowell
Gail Fitzgerald
Jean Dow
George Wyman
Edward Sewall
A. P. Pillsbury
Hanson, Mass
James E. Borski
Camp Gordon
Pfc
Borski
Chester Merry, Jr
Hyde Park
Warren Rogers
Michael Richard
Rogers
Spring Street
J. William Schulze
Philadelphia
Eisenhower
White House
Augusta
Elbert Peabody
Io Center
Clifford Roberts
National Golf Club
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