Richmond Daughters of Union Veterans install third term president
Mrs Sadie Waltz was installed last week as president of Amy Bradley Tent No 15 Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War for a third term. Past Department President Courtney Hinkley officiated with Beatrice Webber and Ethel Silvers assisting. Also inducted were Annie Briery Alice Wedge Mildred Davis Courtney Hinkley Pauline Gilpatrick Ethel Rankins Viola Jarvis Delia Dickenson Marion McFarland Augusta Jewett and others. Gifts were exchanged and committees named for visiting flower supper and other tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Waltz
Amy Bradley
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Courtney Hinkley
Richmond
Beatrice Webber
Ethel Silvers
Annie Briery
Alice Wedge
Mildred Davis
Pauline Gilpa
Fern Perry
Ethel Rankins
Augusta Jewett
Venessa Beedle
Pauline Gilpatrick
Flower
Richmond High School
Bowdoinham
Grange
Joseph Randlette
Pomona
Enterprise Grange
James Meserve
Frank Bishop
Shirley Bishop
Curry Styles
Elizabeth Bishop
Alberta Haynes
Clinton Hinkley
Lytle Lint
Darrah Street
George Yeaton
River Road
Mildred Morris
Beulah Naylor
Gordon College
Boston
Ann Gilbert
Theresa Muise
Marguerite Seamans
Bliss Business College
Lewiston
Warren Chetley
Bangor
Percy Chetley
Lawrence Bond
Barbara Bond
Quebec
Chateau Frontenac
W. W. Gardiner
Spruce Street
Leighton Gardiner
Center Street
Marguerite Manwaring
Massachusetts General Hospital
David Ames
Pleasant Street
Geanerean Pecoraro
South Windham
Beatrice Parent
Water Street
Pecoraro
Florence Finnegan
Russia
Seaman Foss
Basil Foss
Church Street
Corpl Robert H. Gordon Commended for Work in England
Corporal Robert H. Gordon of Bath Maine receives a commendation from Lt General Omar N Bradley for outstanding work at a photo laboratory in England. The unit reproduces photographs and photo maps at high speed for ground operations, handling up to 128000 images daily and once delivering 72000 in ten hours. Gordon trained at Lowry Field and serves as a reproducing machine operator in the Reconnaissance Wing under Elliott Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Air Force Reconnaisance
England
Omar N. Bradley
Twelfth Army Group
Robert H. Gordon
Oakstret
Bath
Maine
Europe
Cpl. Gordon
Eighth Air Force
Elliott Roosevelt
Air Force
Army
Army Air Forces School of Photography
Lowry Field
Colo
Charles E. Gordon
Prisoner of War status for Lieut. Donald Crosland reported
Friends of Charles E. Cross in Orono announce that his son Lieut. Donald Crosland, previously listed as missing in action, is now confirmed a prisoner of war in Germany and is said to be in good health while being moved to another camp. Arthur B. Warner has returned to his ship after home leave in Bath Street and Newport training. his brother Clarence Warner Jr. serves in the Navy in the Marianna area. both families reside at 205 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Crossland
Orono
Grand Lodge of
Maine
A. F
A. M
Donald Crosland
Germany
Arthur B. Warner
S 1/c
USN
Highlands Street
Newport
R. I
Norfolk
Bath Iron Works
Clarence Warner, Jr
Marianna
Clarence Warner
Middle Street
Georgetown Working League to Meet at Mrs Blackie’s Home
Community notices include a Georgetown Working League gathering hosted by Mrs. John Blackie on Tuesday. Also, Mrs. Kinney of Bath spoke at the Grammar school on Friday about her doll collection with local women in attendance.
Lemonts Head South for Florida Winter Stay
James B. Lemont of West Bath leaves Boston for St. Peters burg Florida to spend the rest of winter. He will be joined later by Mrs. Lemont. Their son, a Lemont in the US Navy stationed at Newport Rhode Island, will join after his next assignment is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Lemont
West Bath
Boston
St. Petersburg
Fla
Attleboro Teacher Returns After Vacation
Miss Bernice Hosmer, teacher of commercial subjects at the high school, Attleboro Massachusetts, resumes duties after a two week vacation spent with her mother Mrs William W Hosmer of Middle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Hosmer
Attleboro
Mass
William W. Hosmer
Middle Street
Grace Church Considers Rotating Vestry at Parish Meeting
Grace Episcopal Church held its annual parish meeting to reconsider a rotating vestry and to vote on Article 5 of the constitution. The plan outlines term lengths for vestrymen and limits on reelection, with officers including senior and junior wardens, clerk, and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles M. Tubbs
Alden H. Anderson
Bath ministerial association hears police chief on radio gear and delinquency
The Bath Ministerial Association met Monday morning in the arist. Police Chief Frank Moriarty spoke after the business, detailing the police radio equipment and its use, then delivered a talk on juvenile delinquency that offered much food for thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Ministerial Association
Arist
Frank Moriarty
Five Islands Club Elects Officers at Yearly Meeting
At last week’s Good Neighbor club gathering hosted by Mrs. William Marr, officers were elected with Edith MacMahan reappointed president Barbara Davis named vice president Patricia Davis secretary and Vesta Rowe treasurer The visiting committee includes Kathleen Rittal and Albertina Pinkham Guests Mrs. Russell Harford and Mrs Branwell Harford attended Cookies ice cream and coffee were served A storm caused no Boy Scout meeting and a Five Islands Fire Department call to a Georgetown Center home caused little damage A cold weekend with zero temperatures and heavy snow preceded visits by local residents including Carl Cunningham and family moving to Bath and Edward Carr returning from two years overseas for a 30 day leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blackie
Charles Kinney
Bath
Grammar School
Kinney
Lena Donnell
Nellie Thompson
Will Mains
Five Islands
Mains
Daisy Mains
Charles E. Mains
France
Aubrey Fullerton
Carroll Powers
Portland
James Oliver
Albert Moore
Harold Hunt
Dorothy Stuart
Edith Powers
Elbridge
Harold Brown
Kennebec Point
St. Joseph
Harold, Jr
Ruth Wallace
Paul Wallace
James Watson
Vincent C. MacMahan
Kannapolis
N. C
Clement V. MacMahan
Belle Heald
Harry Heald
Walter MacMahan
William Bonyan
Texas
Coffeeville
Kan
Ruth Gordon
Lynda
C. L. Hinckley
Walter V. Cummings
Lauretta Jones
Robinhood
Howard MacMahan
Bath Memorial Hospital
Russell Webster
Barbara Stacey
Peggy Gray
Lawrence Perow
Ray Dunkling
George E. Jordan
Lieut. Jordan
Merchant Marine
Boston
Albert Deermont
Chipley
Fla
Jordan
Edward W. Carr
SF2/c
USNR
Fred P. Carr
Pacific Area
Marguerite Elderkin
Wacs
David L. Wilson
Judson Senecal
Senecal
Carr
New York City
William H. Elderkin
North Dexter
Bath Iron Works
Good Neighbor Club
William Marr
Edith MacMahan
Barbara Davis
Patricia Davis
Vesta Rowe
Kathleen Rittal
Albertina Pinkham
Russell Harford
Branwell Harford
Carl Cunningham
Charles Burgess
Edward Carr
U.S. Navy
Pacific
Addie Moulton
Alton Reid
Woolwich
Reid
Ellsworth Pinkham
O. F. Rowe
Raphael Higgins
Lincoln Campbell
Lawrence Shea
New York
Kathleen Rittall
Orville Rowe
Georgetown Grammar School
Beacon Street Church
Lermond Davis
Milburn Stevens
Lisbon Falls
O. F. Row
Lester Davis
Friendship
Grace Church Choir Hosts Jolly Christmas Party
Grace Episcopal church choir members gathered after last Wednesday’s rehearsal at Mrs. Hill’s home on Middle Street to sing carols for her, then moved to the rectory for a Christmas party. Prizes were awarded to Cecil L. Fullerton Jr., Reginald L. Parker, Frances E. Marks, Joan F. Osborne, and Virginia Andre. gifts exchanged. choir master George D. Field received gold cuff links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
William P. Hill
Middle Street
George D. Field
Ruth Williams
Margaret J. Melcher
Virginia Rand
Virginia Andre
Frances E. Marks
Mac Nelson
Maureen Reynolds
Eleanor Marks
Sandra Johnson
Fireside Club Meets at Winter Street Church
The Fireside club gathered Sunday evening in the church auditorium. Seven candles were lit, followed by a lesson reading and prayer. Miss Dorothy Wilson read The Story of a Cedar Tree. Rev Ralph W Mohney led a communion service with Horace Morse Jr as junior deacon. A social hour in the men's parlor closed the evening with refreshments by Miss Eliza Esterbrook and Miss Roylan Francis. Next week plans an outdoor sports meeting if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Church
Dorothy Wilson
Ralph W. Mohney
Horace Morse, Jr
Eliza Esterbrook
Roylan Francis
Beacon Street Women Enter New Year With Tree and Plans
The New Year gathering of the Women's Society of Christian Service at Beacon Street church drew a large crowd. Mrs. William J. Craft hosted with Miss Devotions in charge. Mrs. Kinney led devotionals and the singing. A $250 pledge was voted for the Crusade for Christ war construction effort. Officers will be installed at a public Sunday service with a special song service led by Edward Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Beacon Street
William J. Craft
Washington Street
Miss Devotions
Charles L. Kinney
Vernon Stiles
Paul Moore
Washington
Crusade For Christ
Methodist Church
Edward Waters
Mr. Kinney
Triple Birthday Party Saturday Honoring Three Women
A birthday dinner for Mrs. Granville Colby Mrs. Bernard Knight and Mrs. Geraldine Giles was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Trott at 927 High Street on Saturday evening. Guests attended from families including Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pinkham Mr. Harmon Smith Mr. Edwin Lowell and others before a Hyde Park Terrace dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Trott
High Street
Granville Colby
Bernard Knight
Geraldine Giles
Hyde Park Terrace
Everett Pinkham
Harmon Smith
Edwin Lowell
Ivan Trueworthy
Melvin Howe
Homer Johnson
Richard Hersom
Herbert Norton
Orson Delano
Engaged Mary Furber to Pfc Merrill of Gardiner
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Furber announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Evelyn Furber to Pfc. Buel Leon ard Merrill U S A son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Merrill of Gardiner. Miss Furber a 1944 More High School graduate worked at Bath Trust Co. Merrill a Gardiner High School 1942 graduate worked at Hyde Windlass Co before service. He returned from 10 months in Italy wounded. After a 30 day furlough he will report to a Rome Ga hospital. no wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Dean Foss
Germany
Jerrald Foss
Navy
Foss
Lynch
Philadelphia
Eleanor M. Mealey
Harold Mealey
Gardiner Street
Robert D. Cate
Don O. Cate
Springer Street
Kingman
Ariz
Roy Tucker
Cpl
Cate
Kingman Army Airfield
George H. McMaster
Pfc
Alfred G. McMaster
8Th Armored Division
Melvin Curtis
Myrtle Street
Phyllis Stover
Julian McLaughlin
Dover N. H
Donald A. Mosher
Augusta
Freeman Mosher
North Pleasant Street
Howard Chick
Hallowell
Harold Averill
Ilda Bennett
Litchfield
David Hickland
J. Edwin Ames
Pleasant Street
Warren Dodge
Strong
John O’brien
Boston
Clara Ames
Richmond
George C. Clark
Evelyn Cutler
Clara Foster
Lee Stinson
Traverse
Sagadahoc County
C. A. Furber
Bedford Road
Mary Evelyn
Buel Leonard Merrill
U S.A
Norman L. Merrill
Gardiner
Miss Furber
More High School
Bath Trust Co
Pfo
Merrill
Gardiner High School
Hyde Windlass Co
Italy
Rome
Bride Elsie Johnson Weds Hubert Farris in Calvary Church
Miss Elsie Victoria Johnson daughter of the late Victor and Mrs. Johnson of Redlands California married Hubert Work Farris son of the U S Attorney General Ralph W Farris at a candlelight ceremony in Calvary Baptist Church San Bernardino California Rev Boyce Van Osdel presided B A Holifield gave the bride away. The groom is nephew of Arthur B Farris of the Army Air Corps at San Bernardino California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Victoria Johnson
Victor Johnson
Redlands
Calif
Hubert Work Farris
U.S.A
Ralph W. Faris
South Chestnut Street
Augusta
Calvary Baptist Church
San Bernadino
Boyce van Osdel
Nurse Mary Perry Returns to Wellesley After Holiday Visit
Miss Mary Perry, registered nurse and school nurse in Wellesley Massachusetts, has returned to Wellesley after spending the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Perry at Center street extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Perry
R. N
Wellesley
Mass
Mrs
Edward Perry
Center Street Extension
Bay Point Weather Whips Up Winter Damage and Ruins Landmarks
New Year’s day storm at Bay Point brings varied weather and hurricane force winds. Trees fall, a kitchen roof is ripped, and a gasoline runway to the mainland is torn up. Duck Inn’s connected fishhouse and Buddy Spinney room suffer destruction. Spring cleanup will follow with many cottages needing repairs. Local residents Chester Whittaker and families are mentioned among a two week holiday break and visitors in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Warren
Duck Inn
Ralph Spinney
Buddy Spinney
Co workers Class Holds New Year Party at Parsonage
The First Baptist Church class met at the parsonage hosted by Mrs. Charles R. Sims for its annual meeting. Evelyn Sotheard was elected president with Furber, Goodwin, Cameron, Wade, and Blakeney reelected for officer roles and a carol program led by Sotheard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Charles R. Sims
Evelyn Sotheard
Bertha Furber
Lota Goodwin
Jennie Cameron
Rose Wade
Blakeney
Lotta Goodwin
Sotheard
Carrie Carlisle
Nella Stover
Chestnut Street
Cora Blakeney
Mae Armstrong
Carlisle
Cleora Coombs
Sims
Julia Worrey
Azuba Holland
Annie Oliver
Edith Miller
Mae Hagan
Addie Moulton
George Oliver
Bernice Oliver
Frances Tobey
Harriet Wright
Florence Woodside
Bath post office fall injures Bath Iron Works canteen worker
Mrs. Iva Cousins employed at Bath Iron Works canteen fell on the post office steps Monday afternoon. She suffered multiple bruises and was taken by Arthur F. Mayo ambulance to Bath Memorial hospital where her condition was reported not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Cousins
Bath Iron Works
Bath Memorial Hospital
Arthur F. Mayo
Freeman couple returns from honeymoon tour of three cities
Mr and Mrs George Freeman formerly Janet Beardsley have returned from a honeymoon in Baltimore Niagara Falls and Boston and are guests of Mrs Marguerite Beardsley on Washington street Mr Freeman is MM 3 c in the U S Coast Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Freeman
Janet Beardsley
Baltimore
Niagara Falls
Boston
Edward L Kenniston Dies in His Sleep
Edward L. Kenniston 64 residing at the Columbia hotel Bath was found dead in his room by a chambermaid. A former major league and semi pro baseball player, he had worked at Bath Iron Works Fabrication Plant in Hardings and returned home Friday night ill. Death believed from heart attack. Police notified his brother Harry in Rockland. Body sent to Arthur F Mayo Funeral Residence awaiting notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward LeForest
Kenniston
Columbia Hotel
Mr. Kenniston
Bath Iron Works
Hardings
Hugh D. Grant
Joseph I. Smith
Rockland
Harry Kenniston
Bath
Arthur F. Mayo
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Purinton Aldred in Topsham
Mrs Elizabeth Purinton Aldred died at her home in Topsham Friday morning. She was born July 16 1895 in Topsham, educated locally and at Gorham Normal School and at Columbia and Cornell. She served as health officer of Topsham and led St Pauls Guild. Survived by husband Joseph A Aldred Brunswick attorney and children Dorothy Purinton 18 and Joseph Addison Aldred Jr 15. Funeral at St Pauls Brunswick Sunday at 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Purinton Aldred
Joseph A. Aldred
Topsham
Wildes W. P. Purinton
Carrie Brennenstuhl Purinton
Brunswick
Gorham Normal School
Columbia
Cornell
St. Paul's Episcopal Church of
St. Paul’s Guild
Bowdoin Women
Dorothy Purinton
Fryeburg Academy
Joseph Addison Aldred, Jr
St. Mark's School
Southboro
Mass
Woodbury Purinton
Garden City
New York
Gilbert Singerton
Braintree
St. Paul's Church
Funeral for Mrs Flora M Rice in Thomaston
Mrs Flora M Rice 85 widow of Joshua G Rice died Saturday at her North Street Thomaston home. Services Monday at St John the Baptist Episcopal Church Thomaston with Rev Everett Ogden Kenyon of Rockland officiating. Born Feb 17 1858 in Thomaston to Edward and Sarah Carleton. Survived by son Carleton L Rice of Turner's Court Bath and sister Mrs George Mero. She lived in Bath after her husband died and was a longtime visitor until ill health restricted her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora M. Rice
Joshua G. Rice
North Street
Thomaston
St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church
Everett Ogden Kenyon
Rockland
Rice
Edward
Sarah (Fales) Carleton
Carleton L. Rice
Turner's Court
City
George Mero
Ramsay Funeral Service Held For Mrs Eliza Ramsay
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza Alfaretta Ramsay were held Thursday afternoon at two from her late home with Rev Louis A Dole officiating. Bearers were James Royal Fred A Fuller Clarence Lane and Merton Sprague. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery Fal mouth in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Alfaretta Ramsay
Louis A. Dole
James Royal
Fred A. Fuller
Clarence Lane
Merton Sprague
Pine Grove Cemetery
Falmouth
Capt John Huskins Homes With Mrs Huskins At Five Islands
Captain John Huskins, master of the S. S. Craigsmere, has spent several days with his wife at their home at Five Islands while the ship discharges its cargo. They also visited her parents, Captain and Mrs. William F. Plummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huskins
S. S. Craigsmere
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Mrs. Foss
Gen
Georgetown
Grace Church
Women's Auxiliary
St. Marys Guild
Anna M. Trott
Tubbs
W. Percy Marks
Altar Guild
Miss Trott
Church School
Alex. Robertson
Guild of
St. Barnabas
Harry L. Day
Ruth Field
Missions
Frederick E. Drake
Fred P. Shaw
Walter C. Rogers
Harry E. Fitch
Edward Sewall
Daniel Williams
Rupert H. Baxter
Henry C. Wright
Edward W. Bridgham
W. Dayton Hill
Willard Harwood
Fred D. Hill
Warren Hawley
St. Mary’s Guild
Stetson
Woman's Auxiliary
Fireside Club
Business Meeting
Orange
Clifton Tedford
Ecmartes I. Madden
Aubrey Steen
William Shea
Leland Plummer
Everett G. Lemont
Milton Douglas
Margaret Wilson
Lewis Young
Roger Pierce
Sanford B. Nichelson
Edward St. Martin
Nellie Webber
Mattie Bachelder
Wilbur Crocker
Arthur Packard
Farris-Johnson
Chester Whittaker
George Gates
Gates
Herman A. Spinney
L M. Spinney
Edna M Coolidge
First Baptist Parsonage
Edward L. Kenniston
Bath Hotel
Elizabeth P. Aldred
Mrs. Ramsay
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Washington St