Meadowbrook Shore Acknowledges Teacher Appreciation
The Meadowbrook shore edition records a reception for Mrs. Martha Seers De Oia and Mrs. Thomas in Portland in honor of long and faithful service as a teacher. Dancing, singing, and refreshments followed a ceremony with friends expressing best wishes for a speedy convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowbrook
Snion
Nordland
Martha Seers de Oia
Kener
Town
Thomas
Portland
Emma Perry
Ether
Unclear Entry On Summer Cottage Visit
Fragmentary notice describes Mr. Chase Mellen and family planning a cottage stay this summer near Be seens. Other names appear garbled and unreadable.
Parker Head Community News Highlights and Visits
Local notes from Parker Head detail town hall event with music by Haine tahen’s ensemble and electric lights. Guests include Mister Mank and family, visits to Dresden and Portland, shucking work on the wharf, and gatherings at Popham Beach. Readers hear of civic activities, travels, and social visits among residents and visiting relatives.
Garden Club Outing Captures Lupin Field at Day's Ferry
Politan Garden club members and friends spent an all day outing at Day's Ferry. A long table sheltered by trees overlooked a field of lupin plants that have spread widely, with attendees photographing the scene. Mr. Roberts photographed the flowers in color for a projector. club members include Walter S. Wiggin Alice Johnson Miss Eliza Mrs. Elvira Knight and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Politan Garden Club
Day
Mr. Roberts
South America
Robinn Howe
Walter S. Wiggin
Alice Johnson
Eliza
Elvira Knight
MacDonald
Minnie White
Myrtle Lodge Meeting Sets July 16 Field Day Plan
Myrtle Lodge of Odd Ladies met at the G A R hall with good attendance. Priscilla Estes presided as reports were read and approved. A committee led by Mrs. Louise Rogers and Mrs. Lucelia Blake planned transportation for the July 16 field day at Mrs. Mary Curtis East Harpswell Summer home with picnics and hot coffee. Supreme Lady Gertrude Stewart and Mrs. Mary Curtis, back from Boston trips with the United Orders, attended. Next meeting is July 11, then break until August 22 for fall meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge of
Odd Ladies
G. A. R. Hall
Priscilla Estes
Mary Curtis
East Harpswell
Louise Rogers
Lucelia Blake
Gertrude Stewart
Boston
Government of
Massachusetts
United Order of Independent Odd Ladies
New Hampshire
Lodge
Philathea Class Closes Season With Supper
The Philathea class of Corliss church held a farewell supper in the vestry marking the end of the season. Twenty six members attended a plated meal prepared by a supper committee including Mrs Bernice Achorn Mrs Dorothy Davis and others. A varied program followed with humorous readings and film clips and officers invited the group to summer picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Corliss Church
Bernice Achorn
Dorothy Davis
Nellie Hunt
Margaret Lonn
Ruth Ames
Eula Morang
Patricia Raven
Dorothy Morse
Norton
Beulah Nor- Following
Morang
Davis
Ruth Merkel
Peroing Subintelcio Oy
Lennox
Popham Circle Plans Covered Dish Supper at Schoolhouse
The Popham Circle met at Spinney's store for a covered dish supper plan to be held at the schoolhouse with final details set at the next Spinney's gathering. The report notes summer weather patterns, beach improvements, and a flurry of visits and cottage openings around Bath area with guests from Connecticut and surrounding states.
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Popham
Spinney's
Spinney’s
Acres
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Bath & Co
South Beach
Fleischmann
Satur
Bath Iron Works
Summer Moves and Visits Around Dixs Island
Alvin Johnson Jr of West Bath moved to his cottage on Dix's Island for the summer. Mr and Mrs M E Wilbur returned home after a week at Jinicus Island with their daughter and family. Mrs Vernon Philbrook and daughters Patricia and Verna visited. Dr Leon Buck and family spent Sunday at Pericrest. Martin F Goodwin attended the Women’s club at Parker Head vestry. The Girl Scouts served refreshments. Mrs Lawrence H Carlisle and daughter Constance of Bath also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Lowell
Lander
Dresden
North Whitefield
Pittston
H. D. Mank
Robert Hodgkins
East Boston
Eddie Kelsea
Parker
Wilma Hod
Hallett
William E. Hallett, Jr
Limestone
Parker Head
Herman Hallett
Barbara Harrington
Doroth Cushing
Florence Rollins
W. H. Wyman
Carolyn
Harriet Wyman
Mary Moore
Popham Road
Wyman
Popham Beach
G. Clinton Beals
Phippsburg Center
Ae May Dannenfelser
Ralph Miller
Ralph, Jr
Hanover
N. H
Perkins Island
Tommy Skol- Hampahire
New York
Thomas Skolfield
Harpswell
Elizabeth Stber
Quebec
Mount Vernon
Bpinney
Barbara Hyde
Montreal
Golar Scott
West
Ralph Butler
Waltham
Mass
Ledgewood
Alden Denham
Bath
Canever
Sarbedites
Massachcultural College
Giles
Intiel Methodist Church
Steymoon Wit
Tok Scott
Os Ozonerk
Harold Duston
Baby
Auburn
Bessie Dickinson
Sonny Willece Hyde
John McCarty
Portland
McCarty Ge
Edward P. Steininger
J. Carl Wilson
Edward
White's
South Beach
Prudence Ballard
Richmond
White Spot
Alvin Johnson, Jr
West Bath
Dix’s Island
M. E. Wilbur
Jinicus Island
Vernon Philbrook
Patricia
Verna
Leon Buck
Perkins’ Weet “Pericrest
Martin F. Goodwin
Bath residents visit Grandview cottages and coastal trips
Bath residents and visitors are noted at various cottages and beaches. Ernest Woods and Mr. Woods family were at Little's Head, while Mrs. George Stacy stayed at her Bath cottage Sunday. Edith Perkins of Brunswick NJ arrives for three weeks, joining sister Carrie Smith in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Helen Corkum
Everett
Mass
Everett Perkins
Bicycle Section in Bath Centennial Parade
Bath plans a Bicycle Parade section on Monday July 21 as part of the Centennial Parade of Progress. A $10 prize will go to a boy or girl whose entry is selected. participants must submit name and address to Centennial Headquarters or the Times office for identification for judging. The bike display will be placed safely between foot units and mobilized equipment to prevent accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Cothee
Times
Eee
Party at Ocean Point Brings Beta Sigma Phi Members
A Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi, XI Chapter members and husbands spent a joyful day at William Turpie’s summer Ocean Point home. Guests arrived in the forenoon and the men began a shore clambake setup that continued through the midday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
XI Chapter
William Turpie
Ocean Point
Summer gathering plans at Ci Point on Kennebec
A social note describes a July gathering planned at Ci Point on the Kennebec with Mrs. Raleigh Glynn hosting and Mrs. G. Thomas Murphy assisting. The guest list includes Mrs. Nathan Watson Mrs. Harmon Eliason Mr. Paul Graustuck Mrs. Waldron Troop Mrs Haskell Mrs. Leonard Miss Madge Stacy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everning
Raleigh Glynn
G. Thomas Murphy
Ci Point
Kennebec
Nathan Watson
Harmon Eliason
Paul Graustuck
Cowrie shells used as money in remote regions
A historical note highlights the long tradition of cowrie shells serving as currency. The piece mentions their use across diverse distant communities and notes the shells’ enduring value among traders and locals.
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Globe
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Treworgy’s
Pleasant Street
Brunswick, Maine
Boob Terry, Jr
Bee
Chase Mellen
Joe Marsha
Camvrioke
Maine
United States Brewers Foundation
Camp Wee Friends
F. W. Arndt
Town Hall
Haine Tahen
Ff Mehestra
Saunton
Man Hallett
Woman's Club
Frida
Inslow
Philip Jacob
Dalton
Rdon Alden
Edmund Douglas
Small
Marilyn Pye
Small Point Pacoute
Scott Cressey
Markham
Phippsburg
Hero
Myrtle Lodge
Corliss Hastreat Veury
Lester Morse
Judy
Savina Dt
Clarence Ikins
Ralph Small
Kate McCarty
Allegra Bickford
Lisbon Falls
Oge
Annie Stacy
Charles Small
William Wallace
Famiy
Grace Crowley
Allen Rogers
Sally
Hallowell
Cox
Beta Si Phi
Eee CO
Allstate
Sears
Hes
Mike
Center Street
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