Community notices and local meetings in Bath area
Various groups hold meetings and events across Bodwell Bodwell Grange Center PTA Winnegance PTA and Sun point clubs. Installations, bake sales and fundraisers occur at Ashdale River side hall and Winnegance schoolhouse with community members named and venues noted.
Real estate transfers recorded in Sagadahoc County deeds
Recent transfers of real estate appear in Sagadahoc County register of deeds records. Listings include multiple properties across Bath Bowdoin Georgetown Phippsburg Richmond Rin aldo Topsham Woolwich and associated buyers such as State of Maine individuals and various named grantees.
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Sagadahoc
Linwood S. Castner
Winship Street
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
State of Maine
Vine
Front
Arthur G. Spear
Ralph G. Coleman
Valley Road
Bertha L. Gray
Fred L. Sutherland
Shepard Street
William Cormier
Edgar G. Hancox
Lila M. Spinney
J. Nathan Douglas
Charles L. Douglas
Phippsburg
Laura M. Cutting
Susan G. Rogers
Richmond
Robeus A. Douglas
John H. McKinnon
William E. Whitney
Clowes P. Guiou
Rinaldo A. L. Colby
Ernest L. Harvey
Alice E. Bragdon
John W. Quarrington
Topsham
Mearl K. James
Lynde A. Heath
Laurier Bernier
Darius J. Morin
William Adams
Mertie L. Sweetland
John P. Leavitt
Guy P. Leavitt
Woolwich
Clarence E. Wagner
William E. Downie
Jesse J. Day
Clifton C. Gainsley
Edgar G Hancox
Father and Son Banquet Planned for Feb 10
A committee from Christian Service of Phippsburg met to plan a Father and Son banquet on February 10 at 5 30 PM at Bodwell Grange Hall. All boys ten or older are invited to attend a ham dinner with Mrs Perley Quimby in charge. Music by local talent and a program supervised by Phillip Jacobs will follow.
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Bodwell
James Gilman
Maurice Pye
Center Pond
Parker Head
Bodwell Grange
E. Melvin Pratt
Bath
Sebasco
Etta Bartlett
Ashdale
Center Pta
Riverside Hall
Lewis Alexander
Arthur Perry
Gordon Alden
Thomas Totman
Small Point Brownies
Leo Hamel
Joan Brewer
Winnegance Pta
Winneganee
Charles L. Stevens
Reginald Gordon
Gordon
Brunswick
Maurice Skillin
Maude Lincoln
Perley Quimby
Stevens
Christian Service of
Choose a Lighter Tint for Wall Colors
When picking wall paint, choose a lighter tint than the final effect. A color reads darker on large surfaces than on a small chip, and four walls reflect and intensify the shade.
What is Color According to Light and Sight
Color is not an intrinsic property of objects but a sensation produced when visible rays act on the retina. Light initiates color, and the mind perceives colors as impressions through sight in response to light wavelengths.
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Earth
Parker Head church notes and local activities
Parker Head Church held Sunday services with about 40 attendees. Baptisms occurred at Berean Baptist in Brunswick after a bus ride from Parker Head and nearby towns. Families and individuals from Parker Head joined PTA meetings, school notes, and community visits, including a Billy Graham event in Boston and a March of Dimes drive.
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Audrey
Leroy Pinkham
Reginald Gordon
Brunswick
Joseph
Kenneth
Patty Paulin
Herbert Doughty
Linda Doughty
Albert B. Gray
Arthur Arkalow
Ward Gray
Bert Nisbet
Beryla
Stevens
Galilee
Sebasco
Winnegance
Phippsburg Center
Parker Head
Berean Baptist Church
Albert Gray, Jr
Francis Gray
Albert Gray
Earl Lowell
Eugene Ross
W. H. Wyman
Robert Cushing
Elizabeth Wyman
Leslie Darling
Parker
P.T.A
Eugene Harrington
Earl
Lowell
Totman Library
Phipsburg Center
Supt
Stanwood W. Gilman
C. L. Stevens
Martin Eaton
Loring Lowell
John Rollins
Lewis Lowell
Harpswell
Francis
Joyce Gray
Billy Graham
Boston
Willard Percy
Ethel MacElroy
Leroy Perkins
Burleigh Williams
Daisy Talbot
Dora Ingraham
Clinton Beals
Helen Gagnon
H. D. Mank, Jr
Sally Lowell
Bernard Carlson
Eric Carlson
William Wyman
George Jones
Frances Hoar
Charles Blaisdell
Bernard Wyman
Roy Greene
Walter Cushing
Dorothy
Millard Nadeau
Ronald Nadeau
Florence Rollins
Sandra Mank
the Mercy Hospital
Portland
Mank
Earl Hamel
Kenneth Woods
Bath
W. T. Wyman
Leo Hamel
Ashdale
Grace Kraft
Thomas Sheffield
Perkins Island
John Hartleb
Joseph McCole
W. A. Lowell
George Wilson
Leston Harrington
Frank Burnell
Bragdon Family Visit Notes Sunday Death of Mrs Ada Bragdon
Mrs Ada Bragdon and her grandson visited her sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Linwood H Lord of Harpswell Road. The report mentions the travel and family connection during the weekend.
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Ada Bragdon
Sudden Death of Capt Edgar Drake Shocks Bay Point
Bay Point mourns Capt. Edgar Nelson Drake who died Jan. 13 at Bath Memorial Hospital after illness begun Sunday. Funeral services were held Monday at the Curtis Funeral Home. The community notes a quiet man loved by all who knew him.
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Sherman Campbell
Lahey Clinic
Boston
Ralph Wright
Edgar Nelson Drake
Bath Memorial Hospital
Captain Drake
Curtis Funeral Home
Bay Point
L. M. Spinney
Lincoln Campbell
Five Islands
Frederick Moffatt
Bath
James Oliver
Georgetown
Stilphen Bailey Wedding At Corliss Street Baptist
Bertha L Bailey daughter of Chester W Bailey Woolwich and Arthur B Stilphen son of Mrs Alice L Stilphen and the late Arthur B Stilphen were married at Corliss Street Baptist Church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Arvid L Anderson with William C Webber and Mrs Bertha Palmer as attendants. Ushers were Victor Lonn and Lloyd Coombs. The couple will reside at 487 High Street after a honeymoon in Boston.
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Bertha L. Bailey
Chester W. Bailey
Woolwich
Arthur B. Stilphen
Alice L. Stilphen
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Arvid L. Anderson
William C. Webber
Vergennes
Bertha Palmer
East Brunswick
Victor Lonn
Lloyd Coombs
Francis McPherson
Raymond Bechard
Stilphen
Congress Shirt Company, Inc
Farm & Trades School
Boston
Navy
Bath Iron Works
State Military & Naval Children’s Home
Bath
Vicinity
High Street
Morse High Student Council updates and club notes
Richard Card, editor of the Mentor, seeks 100 dollars from the council to cover the paper’s debt and keep it operating. Boothbay Harbor will visit January 31 for campus tours and a hosted lunch in the Foods Lab. Latin club debates disbanding as students discuss lowerclassmen engagement amid a week of nine week tests and college boards.
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Richard Card
Richard
Boothbay Harbor
Helena Jensen
Shirley Clark
Virginia Parker
Don Becton
Bill Haggett
Biddeford
Morse
Popham Beach Community Notes and Local Movements
Popham Circle elects Mrs Robert Pye as president to replace Mrs Blanchard Crowley and votes to hold weekly meetings at members’ homes. Plans include a men’s night starting January 25. Local activity includes Berwindglen unloading coal at Kennebec Wharf Bath with Capt George Stacey pilot, visits from residents to relatives and funerals in Bangor. News of deaths, leaves of absence, and coast guard activity noted along with various visits and passes in the area.
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Robert Pye
Popham Circle
Blanchard Crowley
Berwindglen
Kennebec
Herbert Sprague
S Harbor
Leon Fickett
Bernice Dunning
Bangor
Norman Markham
Terry
Phippsburg
Charles T. Jackson
W. H. Hill
Manchester
N. H
Hills
Jackson
Bath
Ernest Shepard
Sally
Fairfield
Peter A. Isaacson
Lewiston
George Oliver
Bob Moore
Popham Road
Marguerite McNulty
Nancy Welch
Archie MacLaughlin
Damariscove Coast
Cox's Head Farm Bureau meets onCollars and Necklines at Dromore
The first Farm Bureau meeting of the new year was held at Dromore grange hall with the topic Collars and Necklines led by Mrs. Addie Seavey. Dinner committee included Mrs. Lillian Blair Mrs. Aletha Campbell and Mrs. Lucy Cutting. Ex tension Calendars for 1950 were distributed to members.
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Farm Bureau
Dromore Grange Hall
Addie Seavey
Lillian Blair
Aletha Campbell
Lucy Cutting
Frederick Thomas
Portland
Organized Reserve Corp
Bernard Carlson
Dix's Island
Bath
Tuesday League Bowlers Rally as Pontiacs Close Gap
The Pontiacs earned eight points at Park Alleys in Tuesday Night league bowling to close the gap to two points behind leader Steeves. Pontiacs set a new high team single mark 577 and Steeves topped with a 2583 high team total as R Frates posted 182 and L Plant 612 high games. Forests cover half the area of Sweden.
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R. Frates
L. Plant
Steeves
Pontiacs
Park Alleys
Sentences imposed in Sagadahoc County Superior Court docket
The January term proceedings ended with Richard Alley 19 receiving a suspended indeterminate sentence and two years probation after a guilty plea for breaking and entering. Frederick D. Cressey Jr. faced similar charges. Joseph L. Cote 38 of Lewiston drew a five year suspended prison term with two years probation for morals charges linked to a secret indictment involving a nine year old Richmond boy. The Traverse Jury heard Munsey’s bid to change a DUI plea, denied by Justice Webber after witness testimony. Settlement of a Richmond alienation of affections suit and nine divorces were recorded, including a $1500 settlement in the Fickett-Meehan case.
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Sagadahoc County Superior Court
Richard Alley
Frederick D. Cressey, Jr
Bath
Frank Danforth
Alley
Cumberland County
Brunswick
Joseph L. Cote
Lewiston
Superior Court
Donald W. Webber
Cote
Grand
Richmond
Justice Webber
Traverse
Lester G. Munsey
Woolwich
Edward W. Bridgham
Bath Municipal Court
Munsey
Webber
Frank W. Powers
Alice Munsey
Etta Munsey
Loring Clark
Bridgham
Ralph O. Dale
Maine
Perleston Pert
Foreman
Edward T. Whitehouse
Ida T. Lemont
Alice H. Kennedy
John M. Howe
Wilfred W. Chaney
Douglas Armes
Celina Caouette
Franklin Cary
Ruth Hildreth
Topsham
Eugene Beck
Georgie Walker
Frank Beedle
Carlton H. Curtis
Clara Foster
Raymond Sedgley
Royden E. Brown
Evelyn Merrill
Bowdoinham
Francis Pierce
Georgetown
James Fowler
Bowdoin
Swanton H. Wyman
Phippsburg
Ernest Smith
Arrowsic
Sagadahoc County
Infidelity and intoxication notices from Bath and Richmond
Names listed include Carolyn B. Senecat and Adria L. Smith with addresses in Bath and Rahway New Jersey. Infidelity and intoxication notices involve Maurice H. Robinson and Helen M. Robinson of Richmond and Marjorie L. Stevens with Paul A. Stevens of Bath.
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Carolyn B. Senecat
New York
Adria L. Smith
Bath
Leland E. Smith
Rahway
N. J
Helen M. Robinson
Maurice H. Robinson
Richmond
Marjorie L. Stevens
Paul A. Stevens
Times Owls Defeat Kennebec Journal in Augusta Bowling Night
The undefeated Times Owls beat the Kennebec Journal team 1529 to 1454 at the Y M C A alleys in Augusta. Johnny St. Martin led with rapid scores including a 126 in the tenth, while captain Ralph Pratt added multiple centuries. The Owlettes also fell to the Kennebec Journal second team as the event closed with a luncheon, dancing, and a victory speech.
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Times Owls
Dory
Augusta
Kennebec Journal
Owls
Park Alleys
Johnny
St. Martin
Ralph Pratt
Alice Grady
Times Owlettes
Owlettes
Kennebec
J. St. Martin
D. Leavitt
F Jones
R Pratt
L Plant
Kennebec Journal Haskell
T Trytek
Hynes
A. Grady
Garland
Simo Io
W Trytek
R Whittier
R Hayden
H Craig
M Brown
Monthly Probate Court session outlines multiple estates and administrations
The record lists wills filed and administrations granted across Maine towns including Phippsburg Bath Topsham and Woolwich. Executors named without bond and bond filings appear for multiple estates while inventories and accounts are filed or allowed. Normandy region history noted as context.
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Mildred Ballou Thompson
Glencoe
Ill
Glenn Thompson
Katherine S. Haggett
Bath
Donald H. Specht
Lawrence W. Specht
Abbie Etta MacKinnon
Topsham
Donald W. MacKinnon
Henry R. Trial
Robert L. Trial
Horace E. Allen
Ethel Fisher Willes
Harriett Fisher
Ruth B. Chester
Brookline
Mass
Merchants National Bank of Boston
Vernon M. Hawkins
Alexander MacDougall
Marcella MacDougall
Frank B. Walker
Chester, Vt
Annie J. Walker
Elton H. Cross
Alfred E. Trott
Woolwich
Milton C. Trott
Freeman A. Trott
Monroe E. Wilbur
Phippsburg
Sarah E. Wilbur
Novella J. Trott
Lucy E. Percy
Eleanor P. Irish
Ida Miller
Abraham Miller
Mary S. Curtis
Mildred C. Albee
Christine C. Curtis
Peter V. Aloisio
Germaine A. Aloisio
Bell compared across churches and eras
The Liberty Bell is described as weighing less than a quarter of the largest Riverside Church bell in New York. The Riverside bell is noted as huge, while even larger bells from Russia and the Orient are referenced as centuries old and even more imposing.
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America
New York
Riverside Church
Russia
The
Orient
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Arthur Moore
Pitch Pine Hill
Moore
Edith Senecal
Donald Williams
Wyman
Charles Hart
Donald McKinnon
Winthrop Blair
Small Point
Topsham Grange
Gloria Pratt
Shirley Pratt
William H. Gilman
Mark Harrington
Center School
Mary Whittemore
Abbie Small
Congress Shirt
Stanwood Gilman
John G. Morse, Jr
Edward Pangburn
West Hartford
Conn
Pangburn
Joyce Perkins
Cecil Wallace
Phyllis
Charles Pye
Sandra Moore
John Moore
Corliss Street
A. P. Denham, Jr
Bath, Maine
Stilphen-Bailey
Inside Morse High
Popham Beach
Cox
Redlon
Sweden
E Fortier
Mitchell
Hilyard
Pratt Frates
Jewett
Hargton
L Price
Plant
Small
Redlon's
Conley
Oliver
Philbrick
Stephen C. Ambrose
Mary L. Ambrose
Frank J. Paige
Bowdeinham
Grace Anna Enderson
Roger F. Enderson
Lebanon
Lillian M. Conley
Martin E. Conley
Ralph T. Higgins, Jr
Ruth F. Higgins
Douglas H. Senecal
Farmerette
Jean Harris
Larry Domino
Phoenix
Ariz
Larry
International Soundphoto
Journal
Capital City
Asa C. Wyman
Wilbur H. Wyman
Turner E. McCarty
Walter P. McCarty
Hannah A. Thomas
Daisy Phillips
Charles E. Phillips
Normandy
France
Picardy
Brittany
Liberty Bell