Bartlett's Reward Stock On Three Trawls In Wrecky Weather
Jerry Bartlett and crew earned 1800 after three successful trips despite rough winter storms. The group shared profits among Jerry, Herman, and Elmer, with crew members also bringing in heavy catches of lobsters and halibut. Local fishing news covers other crews, land clearing for a community building, and upcoming fairs as March approaches.
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Jerry Bartlett
Smith
Elmer Gillam
Bartlett
Jerry
Herman
Elmer
Kennebec
Ernest
Richard P
Ernest M. Wake
Wallace
Lewis Alexander
George Avis
West Point
Bassarbor
Bar
Harbor
Wis Alexander
Turday
Bass
Tarredge Hill
Lincoln
Philmore Illiam
Philore
Vida Illiam
Herbert Shorey
Kenneth Wake
William Alexander
Clarice Davis
Henry Walace
Brownies
Athryn Alexander
Uey Smith
Alexander
Elsie ‘Wallace
Bathemorial Hospital
Raymond Brown
Shorey Bros., Inc
Oneral
Bath
Betty Wallace
Virginia
Phippsburg Youth Leaders Lead Church Service and Meetings
Phippsburg residents note Youth Leaders William Gilman and Adele Hunt led a service at the Small Point parsonage with a sermon titled Call to Christian Youth Action. Activities include a church meeting at Central Congregational Bath and a call meeting at Wesley Methodist Bath with Ellis Holt as speaker. A special town meeting is planned at Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippsburg
William Gilman
Adele Hunt
Small Point Parsonage
Christian Youth Action
Macy Whitehead
Central Congregational Church
Bath
Wesley Methodist Church
Ellis Holt
Phippsburg Phralics
Eleanor Dority
Augusta
Sebasco
Center School
Dromore Bay
Gordon Alden
Ida Nordland
Sebastio Estates
Martin Eaton
Gloria
Phyllis Eaton
Phil Jacob
Barbara
Hugh
David—Jacob
Lewis Gomez
William Harris
Judith
Willard Lowell
Chester, Wilson
John Nordland
Glen
Leigh Alden
Bodwell Grange
Phippsburg
Anita Totman
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Hank Senecal
Raymond Wyman
Emma Wyman
Small Point
Wilbur Wyman
Waterville
Thayer Hospital
Wyman
Faye Pye
Carol Wyman
Colleen Cooke
Terry
Rutland
Mass
Cooke
Harry Bowie
Phyllis Bowie
Raymond Wymans
Orlo Peter
Leeds
Cpl
James Coulter
Jersey City
N. J
Fort Devens
Earl Harvey
Dromore
Coulter
Korea
Pfc
Gordon Harvey
Harvey
Germany
Jimmy LaRose
Shirley Pratt
Bath Memorial Hospital
Melvin Pratt
Willard Blair
Braintree
Belgrade
Ernest Rogers
Raymond Campbell
Local notes from Ki Sunday area social and incident items
Walter Pierze of Ki Sunday reports Ca William remains hospitalized. Miss Cora L. Campbell stays with Mr and Mrs. Pierce. Mrs. Doris Wallace and son Cary moved to Spinney house near Pitch Pine hill. Diane Blaisdell escaped a sled accident on thin river ice, rescued by sister Norma. Mr and Mrs Clifford Pye and family visited North Edgecomb. A Friday evening progressive dinner included couples Clyde Pye Clifford Pye Raymond Pye Nancy Welch and Fred Spinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pierze
William
Cora L. Campbell
Pierce
Doris Wallace
Cary
Spinney House
Pitch Pine Hill
Diane Blaisdell
Norma
Clifford Pye
North Edgecomb
Philip Chaney
Clyde Pye
Raymond Pye
Nancy Welch
Fred Spinney
Bath physicians commit to stable rates at Bath Memorial
Bath physicians told the Times they will maintain present minimum rates despite rising costs. They cite winter illness straining Bath Memorial hospital bed capacity with up to 96 patients for a 70-bed facility. The hospital has 24 hour services, recently added operating room equipment, and accreditation by the American College of Surgeons. Office calls 3 dollars, house calls 4 dollars, after hours 5 dollars, Sundays and holidays 5 dollars.
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Bath
The
Times
Bath Memorial Hospital
American College of Surgeons
Mary and Jean Hostesses at Birthday Party
Mary and Jean Steen daughters of Mr and Mrs Howard Steen hosted a party Saturday afternoon for classmates and friends to celebrate their sixth birthdays. The dining room was attractively decorated with favors and a large cake. Games were played and prizes awarded. Guests included Marriot Small Linda Allenwood Sandra Wright Paula McLain Cynthia Staples Gail Lane Kitty Harding Christy Steen Betty Shepard Jolene Suslar and Barbara Haynes. Most guests attended Mitchell school.
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Mary
Jean Steen
Howard Steen
High Street
Jean
Marriot Small
Linda Allenwood
Sandra Wright
Paula McLain
Cynthia Staples
Gail Lane
Kitty Harding
Christy Steen
Betty Shepard
Jolene Suslar
Barbara Haynes
Jolene
Barbara
Mitchell School
Winnegance Auxiliary Elects Officers at Meeting
Winnegance Auxiliary held a Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Walter Morse’s home. Officers elected include Mrs. John Burgess as president and Mrs. Thatcher Pinkham as vice president, with Mrs. Elmer Morse secretary, Mrs. Edwin Small treasurer, and Mrs. Danford McDonald floral fund. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Hon. and Mrs. Rupert H. Baxter of Washington Street left Wednesday for Delray Beach, Florida, with plans to return mid April.
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Winnegance Auxiliary
Walter Morse
John Burgess
Thatcher Pinkham
Elmer Morse
Edwin Small
Danford McDonald
Rupert H. Baxter
Washington Street
Delray Beach
Florida
Parker Head News Brief Reports Local Socials and School News
The Parker Head column covers a cracked globe at the schoolhouse symbolizing world woes, plus a flurry of social visits in Bath Winnegance Perkins Island and Topsham. Local residents attend showers, baptisms, and basketball games while Supt. Gilman visits Parker Head School.
Jaquith New Head Of Sagadahoc Rod And Gun Club
Kenneth Jacquuth was elected president of the Sagadahoc Gun Rod & Skeet Association at the new North Bath headquarters. Ed ward Jacqiath named first vice president with William Leask as second VP. A Donald King becomes treasurer and Dean Jordan secretary. Board includes John Bowie Les Ferris Joe Ciomer Emery Freeman Sonia Woodbury Bailey Nick Mihalos. An ice fishing derby is planned for early next month with date to be announced.
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Kenneth Jacquuth
Sagadahoc Gun, Rod & Skeet Association
New North Bath
Jacqiuth
Edward Jacqiath
William Leask
A. Donald King
Dean Jordan
John Bowie
Les Ferris
Joe Ciomer
Emery Freeman
Sonia
Woodbury Bailey
Nick Mihalos
Nick
Ed Sonia
John Gaudet
Robert Donnell
Joe Cromer
Ed Jacquith
Fish Liberation Committee
Percy Pratt
John Gaudette
David Clark
Trapped Marines Tell Of Sierra Snowbound Rescue
Cpl Franklin C Leavitt U S M C 20 year old grandson of Samuel P Lakin Meadowway was among 900 Marines trapped 17 days in the Sierra blizzard before rescue by Army planes He expected a Life magazine feature and recalled building an igloo to stay warm He joins a long line of fighting men in Bath family history with WWI and WWII service by relatives.
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Cpl
Franklin C. Leavitt
Samuel P. Lakin
Meadowway
Sierras
Leavitt
Korea
Leavit
Portland
Beulah’ Lakin
Bath
Life Magazine
O.K
Cpl. Lakin
John Lakin
Sam
Court House
Sam Lakin
4Th Company
Henry W. Owen
Sam, Jr
U. S. Navy
Terrace Club Banquet Honors Hyde Park Members at Hotel Eagle
Hyde Park Terrace club held its annual banquet at the Hotel Eagle Brunswick on Tuesday evening. Members present included Irene Perkins Leah Coleman Margaret Miller Esther Tobey Christine Watts Harriet Garside Rebecca Holbrook Betty MacDougall and Shirley Freeman. Officers elected were President Margaret Miller Vice President Leah Coleman Secretary Esther Tobey Treasurer Harriet Garside. Christine Watts will host the February 5 meeting at her Central Avenue home.
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Terrace Club
Hyde Park
Eagle
Brunswick
Irene Perkins
Leah Coleman
Margaret Miller
Esther Tobey
Christine Watts
Harriet Garside
Rebecca Holbrook
Betty MacDougall
Shirley Freeman
Central Avenue
Hockomock Council Installs Officers
Hockomock Council, D. of P., met Thursday night with a baked beans supper served beforehand. Installation followed with Ruth Trask and Annie Wilson assisting. new officers include Margaret Gallant as Prophetess, Burnell Anderson as Pocahontas, Lorraine Cromwell as Wenonah, Walter McMann as Keeper of Records, Frances St. Martin as Collector of Wampum, and others listed in ceremonial roles.
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Hockomock Council
D. of P
Pocahontas
Ruth Trask
Mishinewa
Annie Wilson
Margaret Gallant
Burnell Anderson
Wenonah
Lorraine Cromwell
Walter McMann
Sophie McPherson
Frances St. Martin
New England Flower Show Opens March Ninth in Boston
The 81st New England Flower Show, themed Springtime in New England, opens Sunday in Mechanics Building, Boston, and runs through March 15. Exhibitors have spent months coordinating with growers statewide to ensure prime blooms for opening day.
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New
Mrs Hamblett Returns Home After Boston Visit
Mrs Edward B Hamblett returns to Pratt Street from Framingham Mass after spending days with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs J Francis Donahue They were joined by Mrs Inest Hamblett and infant Terri of Hartford Conn visiting Bath relatives and by Ernest A Hamblett for the weekend who accompanied them to Hartford Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Hamblett
Pratt Street
Framingham
Mass
J. Francis Donahue
Inest Hamblett
Terri
Hartford, Conn
Bath
West Bath
Ernest A. Hamblett
Hartford
Popham Beach: High tides flood highway and village
Coastal conditions at Popham Beach bring high tides washing over the highway into the village, with logs and debris along the march. Hundreds of birds feed at ebb tide as the Berwindvale coal collier left Kennebec Wharf for Bath and returned Monday. Social and local notes note swap and progressive dinners at Moody and Spinney households, plus frequent Bath-area visitors and illnesses. Road mud and icy conditions hinder travel, with sanding reported Saturday morning.
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Berwindvale
Kennebec Wharf & Coals Co
Bath
Popham
Ellison Moody
Ernest Oliver
Edith
Margaret
Guy Crowley
Nancy Welch
Myra Scott
Ellen Florian
Mark
Spinney
Clifford Pye
Phippsburg Center
Clyde Pye
Donald L. Page
Charles Shepard
Stanley Wallace
Allan Spear
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Spear Cottage
William Wallace
Jackie Wallace
Merrill Oliver
Leon Oliver
Llewellyn Oliver
Edith Oliver
Ralph Small
Ralph Seekins
Sarah E. Wilbur
Portland
P. Edward DeBerg
Bath P. T. A. Council Meets Monday Night
West Bath residents packed Littlefield school as the Bath P. T. A. Council convened led by Mrs. Charles T. Small. Reports praised Story Telling Hour, announced future events, art projects, a puppet show, and plans to send Maine books to the Care Book Fund. A Parent Education workshop was set for Feb 15 to 17 at Gorham State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield School
West Bath
Charles T. Small
Isadore Singer
Holland
Richard J. Schaper
Daniel Matter
Gorham State Teachers College
Alpha Booker
Harry Larrabee
Loring Small
William Hennessy
Leon Belanger
Gordon Farrow
West Bath P. T. A
Bakers Plan Return Trip With Yacht Scout Schedule
Mr and Mrs Horatio L Baker of Arrowsic chartered the Scout for part of the winter then flew to Nassau to pick her up They expect to charter her again in March and will return to their Arrowsic home in the spring as usual
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Horatio L. Baker
Arrowsic
Nassau
Mrs. Baker
Rubin announces candidacy for county attorney
Harold J. Rubin publicly declared he will seek renomination as the Republican candidate for County Attorney in the June primaries. A Bath resident since 1936 and Boston native, Rubin has served as county attorney since July 1950, winning all Sagadahoc Superior Court jury trials and enhancing the office with diligent case work and detailed presentations.
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Harold J. Rubin
Rubin
Ralph O. Dale
Dale
Republican County Committee
Sagadahoc
Mr. Rubin
Boston
University of Alabama
Boston Law School
Bath
Bath Municipal Court
Sagadahoc Barsociation
Superior Court
High Street
March of Dimes For
Student council enjoys a concert event
A Northwestern University graduate with a piano degree has been on a concert tour for two years. Miss Cook and Mr. Musser have traveled along the eastern United States for about four and a half months, performing before more than 200 schools.
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Northwestern University
Miss Cook
Mr. Musser
United States
Boothbay Harbor man visits mother on North Street
Gordon Harrington of Boothbay Harbor was a recent guest of his mother Mrs Clifford Harrington at North Street.
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Gordon Harrington
Boothbay Harbor
Clifford Harrington
North Street
Mrs Annie Johansen Patient at Bath Memorial Hospital
Mrs Annie Johansen is named as a patient at Bath Memorial Hospital in a brief hospital notice. The item notes her admission status and location within the Bath facility.
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Annie Johansen
Bath Memorial Hospital
Morse Rifemen Win Target Match
Morse sharpshooters led by Richard Greene with a perfect 100 defeated Gannett of Portland 472 to 467 at the Morse range for their second straight win. The victory follows a 481 to 2 postal match win over Portland earlier, marking the Red Riots first defeat in years. details list Greene scoring 100 and other shooters from Morse and Lee Recreation riflemen contributing to the tally.
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Richard Greene
Morse
Morse Range
Gannett of
Portland
Portland Marksmen
Lee Recreation Riflemen
Rovers of
Morse Mich Satoetts
D. MacKenzie Helcunvabettt
Stesheeyaed
Pope Sharla Hinges
Lee
Goon Cross
Mi Carrier
L. Wooster
W. Leu
V. Williams
D. Aaslove
R. Seehausen C. Fossett
C. Walton
Surprise Stork Shower for Mrs. Leroy Perkins
Mrs. Leroy Perkins was guest of honor at a surprise stork shower hosted by Mrs. John Burguess at 156 High Street Friday evening. Guests enjoyed games, photographed moments, and pink and blue decorations with refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Elmer Morse, Mrs. Harold Boutin, and others. illness prevented Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Lutz, and Mrs. Walter Cushing from attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Perkins
John Burgess
High Street
Elmer Morse
Harold Boutin
Lauriston Caton
Clifford White
Daniel Eon
Edward Page
Perkins
Dorothy Mogae
Harold Safford
Walter Morse
Burleigh Williams
Harold Rogers
Grace Cushing
Florence Lins
Shirley Pratt
Roy Lutz
Walter Cushing
Firemen Called Over Weekend In Bath Area
Bath firemen answered a false alarm at Box 322 and three still alarms over the weekend. An oil burner fire occurred at 934 Washington Street on Friday at 12 40 PM and a chimney fire at 877 Middle Street at 9 30 PM. A false alarm at Drayton Road and Lark Street Hyde Park Terrace occurred about 8 45 PM Saturday. Sunday at 12 15 PM Engine 2 dealt with an oven fire in Doris E Wing home on High Street. Damages were minor.
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Bath
Washington Street
Middle Street
Drayton Road
Lark Street
Hyde Park Terrace
Doris E. Wing
High Street
James A Comeau Returns Home After Hospital Stay
James A Comeau arrives at 36 High Street on Tuesday afternoon after a stay at Memorial Hospital for surgery. He is employed at the Hyde Windlass Co.
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James A. Comeau
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Hyde Windlass ‘Co
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Parker
Sally Lowell
Marion Nadeau
Ane Cushing
Sunny
Frank Bu
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Olive Deejay
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Beryla
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Searsmont
Parker Head
Bernnhard Carlson
Dix's Island
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Thomas Sheffield
John Ridley
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Perkins Island
Harold Barkalow
Donald Logan
Angie Mank
Laurence Thayer
Earl Lowell
Alonzo E. Lowell
Sebasco Estates
Florence Rollins
Milford Kronk
Wiscasset
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William Cushing
Wayne Michael
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