Bangor couple wed at Our Lady of Wisdom chapel
Miss Katherine Arlene Jovin of Bangor wed Bernard Gordon Perkins of Orono in a double ring ceremony December 26 at Our Lady of Wisdom in Orono. Rev. LeTourneau officiated. The couple plans residence in Bangor after a short honeymoon. The wedding party and reception followed at the Perkins home.
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Katherine Arlene Jovin
Bangor
Edward Jovin
Bernard Gordon Perkins
C. V. Perkins
Orono
Our Lady of Wisdom Chapel
Francis E. LeTourneau
Earl V. Mitton
Ezelia Marie Jovin
John Allenkins
James Perkins
H. V. Perkins
Hillsboro
N. H
W. T. Grant's
Perkins
Orono High
University of Maine
Husson College
Sears Roebuck
Boston
Manchester
16Th Street
New Year's Eve dance and church society notes
A New Year event sponsored by the Odd Fellows took place at I.O.O.F hall. The Y A Y F society of the Methodist church met Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Wesley Webber. Reports on corsage and paper sales were read and funds were pledged to support church expenses. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Melvin Hutchinson and Miss Elizabeth Haynes. Personal notices mention recent visitors to the Earl Lewis home and weekend trips of several families. Densmore, injured last week in a South Gardiner car crash, has returned home. Dr. Wallace Farley and family left for Fort Wayne Indiana for postgraduate study.
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Odd Fellows
I.0.c.f -Hall
Y.A.Y.F. Society of the Methodist Church
Wesley Webber
Melvin Hutchinson
Elizabeth Haynes
Earl Lewis
County Road
Richard Bromley
Dover
N. H
Wendell Hudson
Edward Snow
South Gardiner
John Thrower
Carolyn Marr
Gertrude
Leona White
Cohasset
Mass
Henry S. Densmore
Gardiner General Hospital
Wallace Farley
Fort Wayne
Ind
Farley
Arthur Jackson
Marjorie Redding
Murray Petersons
South Bristol
Maud P. Thayer
Thomaston
Rockland
William A. Todd
Joseph F. Higgins
Walter V. Cummings
Dorothy W. Oliver
Portland
Oakley Thibodeau
Camellia
Theodore
North Weymouth
Seguinland
Clement MacMahan
Edwin Hatstat
Bath
Eugene Reynolds
Clayton Heald
Morse High
Boston
Morse
Keith Academy of
Lowell
Theodore Campbell
Weston
Mary Stevens
Everett Stevens
Maud Thayer
M. Belle Heald
Ray Main
Chilcoat
Calif
W. A. Todd
Walter Cummings
William Bonyon
Robinhood
Westport
New York City
Donald Field
Edward Harriman
Acton
Sagadahoc Bay
Brunswick
Faylene Rowe
Percy Marks
Martha Bowen
Richmond
Harold J. Brown
Stanley Kosalka
Lexington
Nancy Hagan
Harold Brown Jr
Memorial Hospital
Miles Hagan
Kingston
Stanley Lewis
Barbara
Jill
George Lee
Onset
Raphael Higgins
Day
Wiscasset
Ethel Patterson
Ruth Patterson
Roy M. Newman
Farnsworth Museum
Adolph Spear
Sagadahoc 4-H entrant from Sagadahoc County heads to state contest
Miss Mary Sullivan, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Sullivan of North Front Street, was chosen to represent Sagadahoc County at the State 4-H contest in Orono. She has been a 4-H member five years, winning blue ribbons in sewing at Twin County exhibits and the Auburn contest in October. Other notes mention visits among residents including Dana Sullivan visiting Richard Swift in Gardiner and Mrs Bessie Sedgley returning from Cambridge Massachusetts visits, along with Mrs Harold Turner staying with her daughter Mrs William Getchell in Georgetown and Mrs Della Grondin visiting her daughter Mrs Paul Jack in Framingham.
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Arthur B. Redding
Medford
Mass
Dana Sullivan
Richard Swift
Gardiner
Mary Sullivan
Maurice Sullivan
North Front Street
Sagadahoc County
Orono
Sullivan
Twin County
Auburn
Bessie Sedgley
Cambridge
Harold Turner
William Getchell
Georgetown
Della Grondin
Paul Jack
Framingham
Inspirational service rallies planned by Bath area Baptist churches
The Bath Woolwich Georgetown Five Islands Brunswick Freeport Topsham Bowdoinham and West Harpswell Baptist churches finalize eight weekly inspirational rallies. Rallies begin Jan 3 at First Baptist Bath with Rev. Gerald Beals. schedule continues through Feb and March at various locations with a lineup of ministers. All events start at 7 30 p m and are open to the public.
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Bath
Woolwich
Georgetown
Five Islands
Brunswick
Freeport
Topsham
Bowdoinham
West Harpswell
First Baptist Church
Washington Street
Gerald Beals
Topsham Church
George F. Bolster
Cleaves Henderson
Charles R. Sims
H. E. Danielson
Arvid L. Anderson
Woolwich Center
Richard I. Cottle
Berean Baptist Church
Herbert L. Whitelock
Arthur C. Vincent
D. D
Saint John
N. B
Friends Rally Aid for West Bath Carpenter Fire
Ralph E. Robinson of Berry's Mills Road West Bath lost his carpentry shop and tools in a Friday morning fire. The 60 year old craftsman, uninsured, must rebuild his cabinet business. Holden C. Wright and local stores seek tool donations and monetary gifts to help purchase new equipment.
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Ralph E. Robinson
Berry’s Mills Road
West Bath
Mr. Robinson
Holden C. Wright
Middle Street
Bath
Robinson
Mr. Wright
Winter Street Men To Hear Farnham
The Winter Street Men's club invites all local men to a Thursday gathering featuring Raymond Farnham, Morse High School principal, speaking on Deserters From the U. S. Army. Supper at 6 30 served by Ladies’ Auxiliary. after the program a dart session follows.
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Winter Street Men's Club
Raymond Farnham
Morse High School
U. S. Army
Linwood Abbott
Doris Wing Elected Associate Matron of Hawthorne Chapter
Mrs. Doris Wing of 433 Lark Street was elected Associate Matron of Hawthorne chapter O.E.S. at a Brunswick meeting Monday night.
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Doris Wing
Larke Street
Hawthorne Chapter
O.E. S
Brunswick
Georgetown Seaplane Hauls Herring and Local News
A Robinhood to Boothbay Harbor seaplane made two trips for herring, amid reports of early spring-like weather with a lone dandelion flowering in Robinhood. A wedding in Georgetown linked Miss Ann Wardwell Powers to Richard Hersom of Bath at Winter Street Church. The Christmas program at the Georgetown Center Baptist church and a later Miss Rowe tribute highlighted community events and local guests and residents throughout the week.
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Robinhood
Boothbay Harbor
Boothbay Fish Hatchery
Peterson Place
Georgetown
Ann Wardwell Powers
Lester Powers
Richard Hersom
Bath
Winter Street
Betty Footer
Richard Gross
Boston
Norfolk
First Baptist Church
Carl Williams
Douglas Henderson
Buddy Brown
Carol Tibbetts
Mittens
Eric Graffam
Mary Lee Rowe
Sonja Graffam
Georgia Watson
Terry Davis
Kathy Brown
Sandra Bowman
Richard Heffron
Nancy Tibbetts
Greta Graffam
Jackie Williams
Robert Jordan
Brian Davis
Jesus
Edward Heffron
Robert Graffam
Angel
Louise Peterson
The
Wisemen
Woodrow Gray
Lloyd Pinkham
Clayton Heald
Shepherds
Earl Hagan
Alfred Rowe, Jr
Cleves Henderson
J. R. Blackie
Earle Hagan
Bethlehem
Sonya
Lay
Manger
Joseph and the Shepherds
Wise Men
Harry Heald
Mary Pinkham
Joan Hagan
Anne Graffam
Dorothy Stuart
Robert Blackie
Nettie Gray
Melvin Cunningham
Georgetown Center Baptist Church
Joseph and
Mary
Alfred Rowe
Faylene Rowe
John Blackie
Mass
Joseph F. Higgins
John H. Grindell
Sherry
Sally
West Bath
Grindell
Roy M. Newman
Ethel Patterson
West Georgetown
Gilbert Gunnell
John
Waltham
William Zorach
Timothy Zorach
Brooklyn
N. Y
Adolph Spear
Otter Cliff House Burned In Five Islands Fire
Sympathy pours in for Tony Nicholas after the Friday afternoon blaze that destroyed the three story Otter Cliff House. Fire crews from Five Islands and Bath fought the flames. the barn housing goats was undamaged and insurance was limited.
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Tony Nicholas
Otter Cliff House
Five Islands
Bath
P. B. Savage
Mr. Nicholas
Four Grades Resume Schooling at Huse Memorial
Four elementary grade classes return to school Thursday morning as four rooms of the new Huse Memorial addition open. The fourth grade from Huse, the fourth from Center street, the third from Huse, and the ungraded room from Center street resume. Remaining rooms will open soon with completion. An open house will be announced for parents and the public.
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Huse Memorial School
Huse
Center Street
Party for the Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Alvah D. Brooks of 3 Washburn street returned from a New York wedding trip and attended a New Year’s Eve dinner at Tom's Diner hosted by Mrs. Maude Howard. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Alexander MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gowell, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunlap. The Brooks planned to travel to Waterville and other northern points but will be home at 3 Washburn upon their return.
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Alvah D. Brooks
Washburn Street
New York
Tom's
Maude Howard
Washington Street
Alexander, MacDonald
Woolwich
Leonard Gowell
High Street
Charles Dunlap
Spencer
Mass
Brooks
Waterville
Washburn Pila
Thursay
Falling Tree Causes Narrow Misses on Washington Street
A large maple fell onto Washington street at Garden and Washington, breaking at five feet up with a rotten core. The crash blocked traffic briefly until Officer Kelliher cleared the area. Dr. Joseph I. Smith and Murray Ryder narrowly avoided the impact as the tree toppled onto the road and near their paths.
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Garden
Washington Streets
Washington Street
John Kelliher
Joseph I. Smith
Murray Ryder
Dr. Smith
Ryder
Evelyn Rollins to Complete Sixth Grade at Southport
Evelyn Duprey daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Rollins of Noble Avenue will finish her sixth grade year at Southport where she is living with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed gar Huskins.
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Evelyn Duprey
Charles A. Rollins
Noble Avenue
Southport
Edgar Huskins
Former Bath Man onces Consul at Batavia Java
The Bath-born Bradstreet S. Rairden served as United States consul at Batavia now Jakarta Indonesia. Born in New Orleans in 1858 he grew up in Bath Maine and captained the Evie Reed before becoming consul in 1892 serving many years. His family and career are traced with references to his home at 959 Middle Street and his children Frank Percy and Mamie.
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Bath
Jaccatra
Indonesian Republic
Batavia
Bradstreet S. Rairden
Frances Elizabeth Collins
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Captain Rairden
Bradstreet Rairden
Maine
New Orleans
Middle Street
Bradstreet
Evie Reed
the Times
Rairden
Frank Bradstreet
Percy Wallace
Mamie Lowell
Frank
George Washington University
Bath Shipping
Frank H Reinoehl Honored With 20 Year Civil Service Emblem
Frank H Reinoehl of Bath received a 20 year civilian service emblem at Bath Iron Works in a ceremony led by Capt. Russell Hitchcock U S N. Reinoehl joined the Navy inspectorate in 1932 and now serves as electrical engineer in the supervisor's office. He is a World War I veteran and active with veterans groups and the American Legion Rehabilitation Service committee.
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U.S.N
Bath Iron Works Corp
Frank H. Reinoehl
Bath
Russell S. Hitchcock
Reinoehl
USN
United States Army
National Rehabilitation Service Committee of the
American Legion
Attenders at Dirigo Grange Installation in West Bath
West Bath grange members attended the Dirigo grange installation of officers Tuesday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wallace MacDonald, Mr and Mrs Marshall Boudreau, Mr and Mrs Herbert Simpson, James Royal, Mrs Dora Collins, Alfred Neal, Edna Higgins, Mr and Mrs William Armstrong, Mrs Estella Doughty, Rose Doughty, and Mrs Merritt Scott. The ceremonies were conducted by Raynod Crosman, State Grange Gatekeeper, and his staff.
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West Bath Grange
Dirigo Grange
Wallace MacDonald
Marshall Boudreau
Herbert Simpson
James Royal
Dora Collins
Alfred Neal
Edna Higgins
William Armstrong
Estella Doughty
Rose Doughty
Merritt Scott
Raynod Crosman
State Grange
Prominent Evangelical Speakers Set for Friday Service
Rev George S McNeill and Rev Hubert A Swetnam of the New England Fellowship of Evangelicals will conduct a service at the First Baptist church Friday at 730 pm. McNeill, newly elected Executive Secretary, directs The Fellowship Hour on WMEX Boston. Swetnam, assistant to the executive secretary, will play gospel hymn arrangements. Public invited.
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George S. McNeill
Hubert A. Swetnam
New England Fellowship of Evangelicals
Boston
First Baptist Church
McNeill
New England
Central Baptist Church
Middleboro
Mass
Child Evangelism Fellowship of
WMEX
Swetnam
Dewey Street Baptist Church
Worcester
New England Fellowship
Tremont Temple
Gordon College
Former Bath family finds heart in Texas
A Bath family, the Henry Schmidts with five sons, relocated to Baytown after wartime work ended. They faced dire conditions in a truck home but Baytown residents responded with jobs, groceries, clothing, furniture, cash, and even a visit from Santa Claus. Schmidt expressed gratitude, saying Baytown is the heart of Texas and the world to him.
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Texas
Bath
Lone Star State
Henry Schmidts
Schmidt
Bath Iron Works Corp
Baytown
Schmidts
Busch Terrace
Santa Claus
Henry Schmidt
Obituary Daisy Phillips 82 Wife of Charles Phillips
Daisy Phillips 82 wife of Charles E. Phillips of 6 Crocker Street died Monday evening at Memorial hospital Funeral will be Thursday at one from 84 Russell Street with Rev Curtis L. Stanley officiating Burial in Fairview cemetery Warren Born Waldoboro February 14 1868 daughter of Zuinglous and Ozillah Hutchins she is survived by her husband a son Walter Fitch of Bath a daughter Mrs Mertie M Dowe of Rockland and several grandchildren nieces and nephews
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Daisy Phillips
Charles E. Phillips
Crocker Street
Memorial Hospital
Russell Street
Curtis L. Stanley
Fairview Cemetery
Warren
Waldoboro
Zuinglous
Ozillah Hutchins
Walter Fitch
Bath
Mertie M. Dowe
Rockland
Infant of Toothaker Family Dies at Memorial Hospital
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William Toothaker of 1234 Washington street died Thursday at 11 p.m. at Memorial hospital. A private funeral was held Monday at 2 p.m. from Mayo Funeral home, with burial in Harpswell cemetery family lot.
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William Toothaker
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Mayo Funeral Home
Harpswell Cemetery
Mrs Ruth Chapin Funeral Held in Damariscotta
Funeral services for Mrs Ruth Chapin wife of Stuart Chapin of Murphys Corner were held at St Phillip Episcopal Church in Damariscotta. Rev John R MacFarlane rector of St Philips and Rev Robert Metters of Emmanuel Boston officiated.
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Ruth Chapin
Stuart Chapin
Murphy's Corner
Miles Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
St. Phillip's
Barbara Richardson Returns to Boston Hospital Role
Miss Barbara Richardson returns to Boston to head the men s medical ward at Massachusetts General Hospital after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Byron L Richardson of Dumm er street over the holidays.
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Barbara Richardson
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Byron L. Richardson
Dummer Street
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