Wiscasset Museum hosts show and open house events
The Longfellow room features pieces from the Stephenson house in Portland. Open House Day in Wiscasset set for Aug 15 marks the first time in years the old houses will welcome the public. The fourth annual hobby show and strawberry festival drew about 600. top honors went to Mrs. E A Grumann and Mrs. Charles Stratfard for driftwood lobster shack and aluminum work.
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Longfellow
Stephenson
Portland
Maine
Wiscasset
St. Philip’s
E. A. Grumann
Westport
Charles Stratfard
Southport
H. E. Darling
Harvey Beane
Leslie Scattergood
Boothbay Harbor
Terry Lewis
Wesley Day
Charlotte's Web
Stuart Chapin
Isabella Frazier
Lincoln County Safety Committee
Barbara Cost
Portsmouth
N. H
Curtis Pearson
Pearson
David Crockett
Taylor Barn
Alice Taylor
Camden
Hodge Street
Frank Lemuel Vose
Newcastle
Clara MacCarty
Bangor
Clinton Perkins
Denmark
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Austria
Switzerland
France
England
Perkins
Kate Perkins
Bernard Merry
Miles Memorial Hospital
Thomas H. Bolling
Eric Bolling
Fessenden M. Chase
Main Street
George Gavett
St. Andrew's Hospital
Theodore Sherman, Jr
Wendy Ross
Sally Brun
Daniel R. Sortwell
Henry P. Cowley
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Donald M. Petrie
Clayton Grover
Arrowsic Residents Host, Move, and Visit Weakened by Travel News
A summary of social notices from Arrowsic and surrounding towns shows guests and moves. Herbert and Jeanette Larkin hosted by Jeanette Pitkin at her Jones Eddy cottage. James Wilkins family moved to Bowdoinham. Wilkins to commute from Bath Iron Works. Allen Frye and Maynard of Essex visit Frye parents at Black House Point. Robert Hogan of Washington, D C. vacationing at Spinney Mill road home. Mrs Horatio L Baker hosted Jane Lemont and others from Bath area for luncheon. Carlton family visits include Howard Carlton of Arrowsic and West Bath. Vernon Carlton of Pittston as overnight guests. G Witser of Merced California left after a three day visit to Horatio Baker. Trips to Boothbay Harbor and Monmouth included plus a Gilbert and Sullivan performance of The Gondoliers.
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Herbert Larkin
Reading Mass
Jeanette Pitkin
Jones Eddy
James Wilkins
Arrowsic
Bowdeinham
Wilkins
Bath Iron Works
Allen Frye
Maynard
Essex
Mass
Frye
Howard O. Frye
Black House Point
Robert Hogan
Washington, D. C
Spinney Mill Road
Horatio L. Baker
Jane Lemont
Old Ladies Home
Carrie Lemont
Charles Bruce
Mae Besaw
High Street
Bath
Howard Carlton
Arrowsie
Roland Carlton
West Bath
Charles Merrier
Webster
Vernon Carlton
Pittston
Carlton
Robert G. Witser
Merced
Calif
Niagara Falls
Boothbay Harbor
Monmouth
Gilbert & Sullivan Theatre
West Bath notes Shamrocks 4-H meeting and local news
The Shamrocks 4-H club met at Joan Ring’s home on June 27 with members and guests present. The Salvation Army house to house drive raised 96.17 dollars, excluding gifts, led by Mrs Court ney Stover with assisted volunteers. Other items include updates on residents visiting, births at Mercy Hospital, cottage stays, and local employment.
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Shamrocks
Courtney Stover
Loring Small
Harry Larrabee
Verl McNelly
Harry Fullerton
Owen Williams
Robert Metcalf
Florence Neiley
Carl Graves
Henry White
Carolyn Rogers
Stanley Rose
Carl Robinson
Evan Silibaldi
Bath
David Ring
Robert Cressey
King's Point
Philip Burns
Ethel Burns
Rosedale
Julia V. Coombs
Portland
Francis Bertrand
Brigham’s Cove
Frank Rose
England
Paul Lemont
Richard Michael
Mercy Hospital
Sherry Grindell
John H. Grindell
Sebasco Estates
Community Center to Open at Riverside Hall in Phippsburg
The Community Center opens this evening at Riverside hall under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dubie with other local schedules noted. Dr. Horace Holton of Wellesley Mass will speak at the Center church Sunday assisted by Norman Dubie. other civic meetings include the Phippsburg Christian Service committee Monday and Dro more grange events.
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Riverside Hall
Norman Dubie
Horace Holton
Wellesley
Mass
Holton
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
Mark Harrington
Bodwell Grange
Dromore Grange
Vicki Blaisdell
Clifford Pye
Anita Totman
Annie Harrington
Nettie Hughes
Eleanor Rogers
Eva Rogers
Althea Ward
Mildred Dowling
Alice Lowell
Olga Carlson
Addie Seavey
Emily Wyman
Jannette Oliver
Eveline Beals
Aletha Campbell
Mildred Rogers
Ada Haggett
Helen DeBery
Gladys Dozois
Thelma Skillin
Harold Rogers
Beatrice Lewis
Center Church
Frederick Haggett
John Rogers
Patty
Brunswick
Wilbur MacMilliam
Pauline Wyman
Brookline
Scribner Mockler
South Portland
Howard Bowker
Ralph Doughty
West Point
Portland
Jean Hunt
Camp Birchmere
Antrim
N.H
Betty Bowker
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Thomas Totman
Gorham
N. H
Coffman
Small Point
University of Maine
Melvin Burnett
York Village
Fred Haggett
Wilbur MacMillan
Harold Seavey
Clarence Schofield
Battery B
National Guard
Camp Wellfleet
Arthur Totman
Swanton
Gerald Wyman
Henry Doughty
Owen Totman
Paul Wallace
Brightwater Cottage
Whiteman Honors Father in Denver School Dedication
Paul Whiteman the King of Jazz visits Denver to dedicate a city school named for his late father Wilberforce J. Whiteman, praising his dad’s lifelong impact. He notes his father died 20 years ago but remains vividly alive in Denver. He adds his father did more than he will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteman
Denver
Paul Whiteman
Wilberforce J. Whiteman
Out Of State Crash Trumbull Conn Nine autos involved
A parkway accident in Trumbull Connecticut involved nine automobiles. Only the state police car investigating the series of rear end collisions bore Connecticut plates. The damaged cars came from Massachusetts Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Maryland.
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Trumbull
Conn
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Democrats Gain 14 Write-In Candidates in State Election
Democrats bolster slate with 14 write-in candidates for the September 10 state election while Republicans add two. The outcome leaves 43 offices without Democratic nominees and reduces Republican vacancies to 10.
State YMCA Camp Opens Season On Saturday
The Maine State YMCA camp opened its 41st season with over 200 campers arriving Saturday. Camp director W. David Dellert led staff training week ending Friday. Bath boys including John Preney, Robert Buck, Richard Nolan, David Snowdon, Jimmy Stilphen and Steve Zimmerman plan to attend. The second period begins July 14 with capacity 234, and spaces remain for the two week period starting July 28 and the final period starting August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine State
Gordon W. Drew
Augusta
W. David Dellert
Bath
John Preney
Robert Buck
Richard Nolan
David Snowdon
Jimmy Stilphen
Steve Zimmerman
Dellert
Library to Follow Summer Hours at Patten Free Library
Mrs. Florence Calderwood head librarian announces July and August summer schedule. Beginning Monday July 2 the library will be open daily 12 noon to 6 pm, Monday through Saturday.
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Florence Calderwood
Patten Free Library
Allowance System Teaches Kids Banking Skills
A father uses extra bank check books given to his children. Each week their allowance is credited in the books and they write checks to spend. Parents act as bank, providing banking experience and a clear record of expenditures for mom and dad.
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Omaha
Mom
Pop
Navy divers near Pacific depth record off Japan
Two sailors from Pearl Harbor based submarine rescue vessel USS Coucal ASR 8 nearly broke the Pacific Fleet Diving Record by descending 440 feet during offshore diving off Japan.
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Pearl Harbor
Japan
Summer activities dot a Bath area waterfront scene
Docks at Jack Wryster camps host anglers and hikers enjoying pleasant weather. Mrs Roby Welch entertains friends including Mrs Wickham D Rich and Mrs T Tarpy Schulten of Woolwich. Cmdr Cyril Bentley, Retired USN, opens his Barley Neck home for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wryster
Roby Welch
Wickham D. Rich
T. Tarpy Schulten
Woolwich
James A. Bimson
Carleton W Lowell
Lawrence R Vuil
Bath
Cmdr
Cyril Bentley
U.S. N
Shelton, Con
Jackie
New Jersey
North Bath residents mark new home move and visits
Mr and Mrs John Rockefeller and daughter Cindy moved into their North Bath home after living in Bath. Several trips and visits follow across Maine and New England, with family members staying in Bath Farmington Woolwich Exeter Washington DC and Rome among other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rockefeller
Cindy
Bath
J. Carroll Wing
Farmington
Amah Coolidge
Livermore Falls
Calvin Wing
Hollis Leeman
Woolwich
Henry G. Root
Boston
Edwin Hemingway
Butch Haines
Royden Haines Jr
Royden Haines
Bettis
Washington, D. C
Eulalia
Butch
Neice Annette Haines
Exeter
N. H
Haines
Charles Whitten
Whitten
Sandra Pearson
Sewall Pearson
Arthur Temple
Frank T. Chamberlain Jr
Kathy
Andrew
Boothbay
H. W. Rogers
Harold Scammel
Westminster
Mass
William Nadeau
Edmund Higgins
Rose Lee Higgins
George Lawrence
Harry Higgins
Rome
Pine Tree Camp
Ardenne Haines
Edward Hawkes
Albert Woodman
West Bath Methodists Hold July Fourth Services
The West Bath Methodist Church on Berry Mills road held Sunday worship led by Rev. Oliver Bell. Guest soloist Donna Smith sang two numbers with organ by Alice Smith and the quartet performed We Are Marching To Zion. The sermon theme was Obedience To The Laws Of Liberty tied to the Declaration of Independence anniversary.
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Methodist Church
West Bath
Berry Mills Road
Oliver Bell
Donna Smith
Theodore Smith
Alice Smith
America
Zion
Bell
Earl Lermond
Robert Metcalf
Harry Marsden
Alice Small
Idabel Council backs crackdown on parking rules
Idabel Oklahoma City Council voted to crack down on parking violations at the urging of Police Chief Sam Sellers. The first ticket was issued to Chief Sellers.
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Idabel, Okla
Idabel
Sam Sellers
Sellers
West Bath Dramatic Club Sees Fall Meeting and Wedding Invitation
The West Bath Dramatic Club held its final meeting before summer at the Grange Hall with President Roger McNelly leading. A rising vote of thanks was given to Jack Landers for directing the club’s Monday night variety show, and Bonnie Belanger and Stephen Goodenow Jr were invited to wed on July 7 at West Bath Church.
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West Bath
Bonnie Belanger
Stephen Goodenow, Jr
Stephen Goodenow
Brunswick
West Bath Church
Maureen Merrick
Joan Chambers
Jack Landers
Eunice Coombs
Pauline Belanger
Jean Belanger
Phyllis Gagner
Roger McNelly
Arvella Holbrook
Rita Hennessey
Virginia Wallace
Sylvia McCorr
Miriam Merrick
Son Dean
Nancy Holbrook
Thirty percent of Americans over sixty five work or are wives of workers
A historical note reports that about thirty percent of Americans aged over 65 are employed or are married to laboring spouses. It highlights the economic role of older adults and their households within the workforce.
Baker Weds Williams at Maines Home in Bath
Beverly J. Baker daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Winslow of Woolwich and Talbert F. Williams son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William F. Williams of Bath were married Friday evening at 8 30 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Maines 160 Middle Street. Elder E Kent Jones performed the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a brown suit with yellow accessories and a corsage of yellow carnations and baby’s breath. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. George Pinkham of Bath. A reception followed with a four tiered wedding cake and refreshments. The bride, a Morse High School attendee, is a Portland High School graduate. Williams, a Bath resident and U S Army veteran who served in Korea, works in construction. They will reside at 35 Russell Street and are hosting a large list of Bath area guests.
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Oe Partridge Cemetery Association
Frank Bailey
Alice Galvin
John Howe
Bernice Bailey
Jennie Howe
Dinsmore Leech
Marcia Stinson
Cyrus Gilmore
Costello P. Hall
Albert Temple
Elizabeth Hathorne
Frank J. Walker
Capitol Island
Negquasset Extension Group
Russell Boyd
Boston
Jane Spearin
Lewiston
Sidney Shaw
Sidney, Jr
Lynn
Mass
Livermore Falls
Herbert Leeman
Chester Leeman
Wayne
Marjorie Woorter
Ruth Murphy
Maude Wright
Ruth Leeman
Norma Holbrook
Randy
Dicky
Ella Robson
Kay Stevens
Elmer McFarland
Alden Woodworth
Victor Woodworth
McFarland
Barley Neck Road
Ethel Blodgett
Bath
Sidney Beane
Selkirk
Arthur Beane
River Road
Hawley
Bethlehem Steel Construction Corp
Keith Jameson
New York State
Moosehead Lake
Jameson
Merle Jameson
Sylvania
Waldoboro
Lucien Ames
Nequasset
Carle Longfellow
Day's Ferry
Linwood Carr
Cumberland Center
Telephone Pioneers
Martha Washington Inn
Readfield
Mae Boyd
Walker
Woolwich
Alice Gilvin
Paris
Wilbur Hugin
Allen Beanie
Jiancee
June Dunton
Boothbay Harbor
Beane
Sidney Beaune
N.Y
Edith York
Woolwich Central School
Gorham State Teachers College
Stanwood Gilman
Phippsburg
University of Maine
Ormo
Beverly J. Baker
Ralph L. Winslow
Talbert F. Williams
William F. Williams
Robert L. Maines
Middle Street
E. Kent Jones
George Pinkham
Morse High School
Portland High School
Williams
Bath Schools
U. S. Army
Korea
Russell Street
Daniel Wright
Massachusetts
Nealand Knight
Westbrook
Allen Williams
Brunswick
Marjorie Wall
Gordon Hersom
West Point
Blanchard Crowley
Popham Beach
Richard Soile
Myrtle Mae Brown
Diane Morris
Alec Lyons
Carroll Wakefield
Elnora Boggs
Harry F. Morin
Ralph G. Stetson
Gaspe Peninsula
Charles J. Donnell
Kalamazoo
Mich
Koghm Beach
Lloyd Jermain
Philip
Victoria
N. B
Popham
Anna Lonn
Joanne Albertson
Irma
Joan Crocker
Nancy Keegan
Mary Virginia Gillies
Nancy Akeley
Joan Dauphinee
Donna Richardson
Mary
Jean Stern
Camp Wayaka
Oxford
Patricia Ames
Orris Ames
Cherry Street
Camp Ridgeway
Coopers Mills
Berwick
A. George Moses
Maine State Department of Health and Welfare
Winchester
Robert Frink
Frink
Cyrus Ashe
Center Street
Judy
Milford
British Columbia
Dave Garroway
Wcsh-Tv
Miss Jane Cole Weds E S Legard in Groveton NH
Miss Jane Ethel Cole daughter of Mr and Mrs Merwin Cole of Groveton NH became the bride of E Sargent Legard son of Catharine H Legard and Elwood S Legard in a double ring ceremony at the Groveton Methodist church Ensign Edwin H Powers Jr USN of Groveton served as best man and James Cole is among attending relatives after the ceremony the couple left for a two week wedding trip
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Jane E. Cole
E. Sargent Legard
Groveton, N. H
Jane Ethel Cole
Merwin Cole
Catharine H. Legard
Elwood S. Legard
Groveton Methodist Church
Edwin H. Powers, Jr
USN
James Cole
Legard
Bath
Ralph O. Dale
Brewster G. Sedgwick
Paul G. Graustuck
Judith Trott
Sam Trott
Charles B. Doyle, Jr
Harvey Bennett
Conrad E. Rouillard
Bath area notes reflect summer visits and travels
Personal notes from Bath detail Mrs Lillian Allen of Fitchburg visiting Bath with Miss Augusta Pitts. Many residents report summer outings from King Point to Sagadahoc Bay, hospital returns, wedding attendances, and family visits including Fort Dix training fr/ Pvt Richard Hinds and Mrs Pat Dewsnap at Sagadahoc Bay cottage.
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Lillian Allen
Fitchburg
Mass
Bath
Augusta Pitts
Deering Street
Sadie Garcelon
Middle Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Laforest Coombs
Cherry Street
King’s Point
New Meadows
Amy Stebbins
South Street
Roselin Bramhall
Albert Severson
Friendship
Branford Harford
Five Islands
Nova Scotia
Major
Joseph J. Rogers
Aniston
Ala
Rogers
Charles J. Donnell
Popham Beach
Richard Hinds
Frank Hinds
Valley Road
Fort Dix
N. J
Raymond Thayer
Janet
Marjorie Anne
Framingham
Clifton Gainsley
Pepper
Ellington
Woolwich
Arthur Sewall
Stonehouse Farm
Audrey Hill
William B. Kennison
Grace Episcopal Church
John H. Hunt
Bangor
Sebasco
Chester Wallace
William P. Hatch
Washington Street
Gertrude Trott
Old Ladies Home
High Street
Gowen Nursing Home
Pat Dewsnap
Mutual Toy Company
Brookline
David
Donald
Dwight
Michael
Melanie Bush
Imckley Cottage
Sagadahoc Bay
Georgetown
Divorces Granted In Sagadahoc Superior Court Term
Twenty eight divorces were decreed by Justice Leonard T. Williams at the Sagadahoc Superior Court term, with cases including Fayalene Lewis across Norman Lewis, Elizabeth Lee across Robert Lee, and numerous Bath area settlements for Cruel and abusive treatment or intoxication. The term recessed to July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard T. Williams
Auburn
Sagadahoc Superior Court
Grant
Fayalene Lewis
Richmenga
Norman Lewis
Mount Vernon
Elizabeth F. Lee
Bath
Robert G. Lee
Waterville
Helen R. Douglass
Roger L. Douglass
Bowdoinham
Mildred A. Whittaker
Clyde T. Wittaker
Land
North Haven
John M. Read
Anna M. Read
Pittston
Carl A. Bickford
Constance E. Bickford
Bowdoin
Dorothy W. Stookey
Topsham
John Elwood Stovey
Marilyn P. Marchese
Vince Marchese, Jr
Richmond
Clyde O. Curtis
Mary Belle Curtis
William A. Perrey, Jr
Joan L. Perrey
Philadelhia
Natalie G. Landry
Frank E. Landry
Gardiner
Morse Family Plans Extended Summer Reunion
The Morse family hosts a multi‑branch reunion with Horace G Morse and spouse entertaining daughter Mrs John Reevy and grandchildren from Huntington West Virginia and Pottstown Pennsylvania. Relatives will visit from July through mid July to early July at the Morse summer home at Popham Beach marking the first all‑family gathering in 11 years with grandchildren attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Morse
Oakstreet
John Reevy
Anne
Stephen
Joseph
Huntington
W. Va
Mr. Reevy
Victor J. Roberts
John
Thomas
Michael
Huey
Peter
Pottstown
John A. Morse 2d
Alden
Richmond
Morse
Popham Beach
Stain Removal Tips for Coffee and Tea Spills
Sponge stains with lukewarm water then apply nonalkaline detergent suds. Work into fibers and rinse thoroughly to remove coffee or tea marks.
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Wright
Robert O ' Bogle
Newark
Now
Earl Colby
Winfield Wright
George
William D Rich
J. Malcolm Moore
Doris Wanser
Lenora
Natalie Jones
James C. Cott
Seroon Lake
Adiron
State Ymca
North
West Bath Methodists
West Bath Dramatic Club
Beverly J. Baker and
Talbert Williams
Maines
William B. Burns
Caribou
Burns
David L. Wilwa
Wilson
Hawaii
William D. Sewill
Abby
Laura
Seattle
Washington
Glenn Summit
M. H
Paul G. Bagdikian
Hartford
Joseph Muise
Newton
Bagdikian
Emma Eilers
Dr. Bagdikian
Alexander Garabedian
Mrs. Morse
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