Phippsburg School Reopens After Vacation Short Break
Phippsburg schools resumed Monday following a two week recess. Wyman, who injured his leg last week while cutting wood, is recovering well under Dr. Ardenne A. Stott of Bath. Various locals were out visiting, and community club plans in Winneganee center feature a talk on Tooled Leather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanton Wyman
Ardenne A. Stott
Bath
Mabel Ingalls
Mar
George J. Ingalls
Portland
Dromore Farm Bureau
Winneganee
Ralph Robinson
George C. Pease
Phippsburg Center
Alva Holbrook
Nathan W. Eaton
Swarthmore
Roland Eaton
Welfare Club
Phippsburg
Ernest W. Rogers
Dromore
John D. Rogers
Small Point Beach
Martin Wyman
Gorge Ingalls
Ernest Williams
Campbell's Pond
James E. Perry
Freeland Wallace
West Point
Meadowbrock
North Center P.T.A. holds busy Tuesday session
North Center P.T.A. met Tuesday afternoon at Grace church parish house with about 20 members. President Mrs Frederick W Humphreys led reports on finances and standing committees as plans formed for magazine subscriptions, a card party, study groups, and Teachers Night observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center P. T. A
Grace Church Parish House
Frederick W. Humphreys
Arthur W. King
Humphreys
Roy v. Putney
Marius H. Page
Clinton D. Wilson
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Page
Charles W. Avery
Center Street
North Grammar
Board of Education
Association For the Shades
Maine Public School Finance Commission
Milton C. Trott
Edward Sewall
Seth S. Mullin
Ruth H. Farnham
Joseph I. Smith
Leslie J. Wold
Blair C. Wilson
Walter M. Hill
W. Dayton Hill
Dwight Pierce
Ernest Freeman
David Y. Alkazin
Harold S. Avery
Voorhees
King
David S. Cogan
Leroy F. Colby
Marion L. Jaques
Carrie B. Smith
Helen L. Hayes
Dromore Farm Bureau Meets On Wednesday
Dromore Farm Bureau held its first meeting of the year with 21 members at the Winnegance Community club house. Mrs. Rachel Hodgdon led the program on handicraft and leather tooling to be learned at the January 16 session. The group voted $10 to the James W. Temple fund and enjoyed an afternoon of aprons, tatting, knitting, crocheting, and a New Year’s tree. Dinner cost 27 cents. committees for next meeting were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Farm Bureau
Winnegance
Rachel Hodgdon
James W. Temple
Hodgdon
Thomas Totman
Mildred Smalley
Winnie Brown
Margaret Chaney
Lizzie Chaney
Eleanor Gilmore
Anna Derwent
Eva Rogers
Lillian Perry
Linda Perry
Bess Manson
Jennie Harrington
Evelyn Hope
Annie Percy
Clara Oliver
Martha Morse
Interesting Session of Musical Society
Mrs. Fred K Sturtevant hosted Les Camarades Musicaux at Miss Alice N Magoun 1009 Middle St. and the program featured harp solos, violin obbligati, duets, piano solos, and a Lucia Donizetti scena with Sturtevant and McPherson among performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Camarades Musicaux
Fred Sturtevant
Fred K. Sturtevant
Alice N. Magoun
Middle Street
Robert B. Hatch
de Reszkes
Francis S. McPherson
Morley Mines
Sturtevant and Rice
Field
Miss O'Hara
Rice
Royal
Albee
Anna
Faust” .Gounod
Mr. Smith
Mr. McPherson
Berceuse
Jocelyn
Merton Sprague
Mad Scene
Lucia
Donizetti
Sturtevant
Father Maney Hosts Church Choir Dinner and Tree
Rev. Timothy C. Maney of St. Marys Church hosted a Sunday dinner at Hotel Phoenix honoring choir director Rev. Ludger Melancon and choir members. Music by Francis S. McPherson and Katherine Leonard preceded a chicken supper for about 30 guests. Reginald Cyr played Santa as a New Year tree, with entertainment and a closing vote of thanks to Father Maney and Father Melancon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy C. Maney
St. Mary’s Church
Hotel Phoenix
Ludger Melancon
Francis S. McPherson
Katherine Leonard
Jennie M. Allen
Father Maney
Melanton
Grace Cunningham
Anne Perry
Corinne Hayes
Elizabeth Conley
Reginald Cyr
Santa Claus
Henry M. Biggins
Louis Allain
George Comeau
Father
Maney
Popham Beach Visitors and Local Ice Harvest Notes
Bath and Popham residents and maritime workers are listed with frequent visits to Bath, Kennebec River stations, Seguin Island, and Cape Elizabeth. Ice cutting at Silver Lake reports a clear blue 13 inch supply. several keepers, surfmen, and families travel between Bath, Long Island, and surrounding towns, with updates on illness and hospital transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Legard
Bath
Dunlap
Stanley
Robert Hatch
William Hamilton
Providence
R. I
Ernest Spinney
Zina Wyman
Popham
Silver Lake
Wyman
Leon Fickett
Pond Island
Pauline Morong
George
Joseph I. Smith
A. Morong
Raymond Larrabee
Kennetec River
Larrabee
Merle Connors
Seguin Island
Clifton Morong
Alonzo Moreng
U. S. Coast Guard
Mr. Moreng
Kennebec River Station
Fred Spinney
Stanley Perkins
Dora Crowley
Phillip
Lawrence Wyman
Millard Urquehart
Seguin Light
Henry Colbert
Coast Guard
Guy Morse
Rockland
Capt. Morse
Fairfield Morse
William Bowie
Spruceville
Clifton
George Morong
Cape Elizabeth
Ernest Oliver
P Rlsy Chandler
Long Island
Moses Chandler
Eugene Stover
Joseph
Jackie
Eugene
Ward
Annie Gilver Stacey
3Rd Avenue
N. E
St. Petersburg
Fla
Stacey
Alonzo Morong
Popham Light
Bath Memotrial Hospital
Morong
Howard Coleth
Buck's Harbor
G. Edward McNulty
Victor Sprague
Topsham
Capt
Walter Sprague
McNulty
Malcolm Berry
Isle of Shoals Coast Guard
Mr. Berry
Kennebec River
Harold Hamilton
Oakland Beach
R. L
Llewellyn J. Oliver
Ralph Morong
Oatisfield
Roland Alley
Boothbay Harbor
Madelyn Bridges
Marion
Edgar Drake
Edna Coolidge
Georgetown
Leeman E. Drake
Graydon Morse
Mr. Morse
Guy Moorse
Rollo Morton
Kenn Ébec River
Saco
Village smelt season notes and local happenings
The column reports light catches from the smelt season as boats crowd village streets with fishermen parking along the road. John G Morse Jr is housebound with a severe cold. Sherman L Morse leaves for New York to become chief engineer of a steamboat. The Squaw club hosts Mrs Walter Morse and plans a meeting with Mrs Augustus Small. The winter term opens, ice weakens after a thaw, and hopes rise for a freeze to revive ice boats. Church choir hosts a supper and rehearsal, while a women’s auxiliary group meets Thursday afternoon led by Mrs Harry C Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Morse Jr
Squaw Club
Walter Morse
Augustus Small
Sherman L. Morse
New York
Woman's Auxiliary
Harry C
Webber
Tireside Club Discusses Community Problems at Winter Street
Ivan Kirkpatrick led a Fireside club meeting at Winter Street church where about 40 attendees debated community issues in three groups Adults, drinking, and Sunday observance. Miss Margaret Huse will lead next Sunday’s discussion. Ris ing Sun Lodge in Orland installed Kenneth and Kermit Grey along with their sister as wardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Kirkpatrick
Winter Street
Margaret Huse
Rising Sun Lodge
Orland
Kelsey
Kenneth
Kermit Grey
Gertrude Grey
Research class meets Wednesday evening at parsonage
The Orliss Street church research class met last Wednesday evening with Mrs. Nellie Bonney at 402 Middle Street. Yearly reports were read and officers reelected: Anna Allen president Lizzie French vice president Fannie Burden secretary and floral committee Jennie Curtis treasurer Bonney teacher. Fifteen members attended and exchanged gifts. Gifts of silk hosiery and scarf were given to the teacher. Refreshments were served by the officers. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Mabel Shepard on February 6, hosted by Mrs. Maude Clark and Mrs. Gertrude Hutchins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Shepard
Washington Street
Maude Clark
Gertrude Hutchins
Shepard
Passmore Struck Down in Ambush at Early Evening
H T Passmore recounts being struck on the head during a robbery at 4 55 PM as a stranger grabbed his watch and fled through a doorway. He crouched amid bloodied injuries and contacted City Marshal Whitney. Passmore drove home for treatment while a Ford car was noted as seen leaving the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Passmore
Bath man robbed again as stranger steals watch
A Bath resident, Mr Passmore, reports another robbery by a stranger who asked for soup at a local lunch room then grabbed his gold cased watch and fled, leaving the chain and stem behind. Police note a pattern of thefts tied to pockets and keys from various incidents. The suspect was described as immaculately dressed and unfamiliar to Bath residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passindte
Inhiller Yard
the & At
Mr. Passmore
New Mexico
William Campbell
Passmore
Boston
Dewey
Bath Iron Works Corp
Hotel Phoenix
Rotary Club
Union Street
Bath
First Bath Marriage of Year Seals Union in Bath
The first marriage of the year in Bath occurred Wednesday afternoon at the Notary Public office of Ralph O. Dale. Cleveland P. Holbrook and Bertha M. Coombs, both of Bath, were joined in marriage. Holbrook is a salesman and Mrs. Holbrook is a daughter of Jacob P. Morse of Phippsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Notary Public
Ralph O. Dale
Cleveland P. Holbrook
Bertha M. Coombs
Holbrook
Jacob P. Morse
Phippsburg
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North Center P.T.A
Francis Hill
Frank F. Colburn, Jr
Ella J. Douglas
W. Percy Marks
Andrews
Ruth Watson
Morris S. Povich
Cogan
Orono
Bella Napoli
Boscowitz
Mmes
O’hara
Cary and Rice
Mrs. Albee
Een Ever
Cy Dubez
Campbell-Tipton B
Braga
Hatch
Kavanagh
Bullard Messrs
Ramsay, Royal
Popham Beach
William D. Sewall
Sumner Sewall
York Hall
William Sewall
Tireside Club
H. T. Passmore
Nts IL
Evrolets
Fisher
Flint
Mich
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
G.M.A.C
General Motors
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