Vacation Bible School closes at Small Point church
The article notes the final program of the Vacation Bible School will be held at the Small Point church Friday July 7 at 7 o'clock with a children's program and exhibited handiwork. A picnic is planned for Thursday afternoon. Personal items recount visits and stays of locals at cottages and family gatherings across Center and nearby towns, including residents from Bodwell and Dromore granges.
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E. Jerome Johanson
Itford Theological Seminary
Old. Conn
Center
Mere Point
Bodwell
Mas Totman
Arthur Iry
Gordon Alden
Wiliam S. Gilman
Noreen O'Callaghan
Jean and
Adeleunt
William Blaisdell
H. Macy Whitehead
Lester Liver
Union
Ralph Pye
Wall Point
Ralph Pye, Jr
Chatham Field
Savanah
Marham
England
Boreaux
France
Rench Air Force
Pyers
Sburg
N. M
Davis Monthan
Small Point
Portland Pilots defeat Iron Works 10 to 3
The Portland Pilots exploded for six runs in the first inning at Portland Stadium and defeated Bath Iron Works 10 to 3. Bath pitcher Mike Ford was opposed by Buck Beaumier of the Pilots as Portland out hit their rivals 8 to 7.
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Portland Pilots
Portland Stadium
Bath Iron Works
Iron Workers
Pilots
Mike Ford
Bath
Buck Beaumier
Bath Ab Trish
Ss Craig
Vesque
Roy
Aeceeeeveneees
Smith
Jackson Burgess
C Holmsen
Eeveees Eersverese Tvarecosee Td
cHogan
Portland Feehan
Ayers
Meader
O'Neill
Garen
Tweedie
Col'my
Lane
Speirs
Atwood
Coveré
Beaumier
J. Smith
Holmsen
Ford
Portland
Irish
Craig
Feehan
Rbi
Burgess
Bean
Sb—Ayers
Beau- Speirs
Mier
Bb—Ford
So—Ford
U—Kidney
Harrington
Milk price increase: a cent per quart in Bath and Wiscasset
The Maine Milk Commission announces a July 1 hike in retail milk prices for Bath and Wiscasset areas. Consumers pay 21.5 cents per quart and 12.44 cents per pint, with wholesale rates rising to 19.5 cents per quart and 11 cents per pint. A 5 cent bottle charge applies to wholesale customers, and non-returnable containers cost one cent more.
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Bath
Wiscasset
Maine Milk Commission
West Bath
Woolwich
Edgecomb
Augusta
Popham Beach Weekend Hosts Intense July Crowds
Bath and Popham area locals report a busy holiday weekend with crowds reaching thousands. Augusta visitors include Ex Mayor Donald Small of Bath and families from Lexington, Boston, Auburn, and New York. Summer homes along Pine Eden, Sea Acre, and Ledgewood hosted guests as Anne Guthrie spoke at a national convention and local clubs showcased leaders. Families, engagements, and seasonal hires fill cottages, shops see brisk traffic, and surf patrons enjoy the holiday despite fog and rain.
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Pestle Sespeney
Bath
Hennessy
Donald N. Small
Small
Joseph
New York City
Alton Hathaway l
Lexington
Mass
Riverside
Anne Guthrie
Popham
Quota Club International
Grand Hotel
Mackinac Island
Mich
Kiwani’s
United Nations Assembly
World Council
Geneva
Lawrence Shesler
Peggy
Carl
Thomaston
Webber Cottage
Shesler
Betty Rice
Phippsburg
Tmann
Cleve O
Russ Taylor
Neamore
Brown
South Paris
Harry Hollins
Harry
Stephanie
Victoria @Unier
Oldwick
N. J
Gilbert Head
Stephanie Unier
Colorado
Lee Sherwood
Rawson
Bertha Sherwood
Rock Hill
Conn
Sea Acre
William H. Stone
Biddeford
Marguerite McNulty
Livia Szentivany
Susan Spinney
Charles Bauer
Boston
Barbara Hyde
Ledgewood
S. W. Hyde
Charles Small
Auburn
Atkins Bay
Isadore Singer
White Spot
Florence Carson
Allston
F. D. Scott
Local social notes and travel in Bath and surrounding towns
Collier Berwingden discharged coal at Kennebec wharf and Bath Coal Co. area. Tug Se guin visited Bath. an oil tanker departed Thursday morning. Earle B. Chaney of Billerica visited sister Edith Perkins. Mrs. Sidney Gleason and Roland of Holliston spent weekend with S. C. Dozois. Leon Smith family and Joan Lynch vacationed at Vercy cottage after two years in Germany. Lewis Smith to attend Great Lakes Training School July 10. Mrs. John Malcolm hosted by Sarah Wilbur. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thistle visited Meadowbrook. Goodwins traveled to Perry, Oklahoma. Malcolm Goodwin of Winchester and family shared weekend with parents. Charlotte Goodwin stayed with them. Ernest Wood of Bath spent Sunday at cottage.
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John F. Leach
Malden
Ann Sharp
Camden
N. J
H. B. Wyman
Arthur Stewarts
Somerville
Mass
Charles Stevens
Alfred
Charles Brown
Westtown
Richard
John JG. Morse, Jr
Pauline Wyman
Allston
J. O. Wyman
Walter Vollmer
Larchmont
N. Y
Ashdale
Albert Maslen
Bridghtwater
Barbara Wyman
Gorham State Teachers’ College
Wyman
Small Point Club
John H. McCourt
Chain-of-Ponds
Walter McCourt
Avsation
Council N
Popham
Marrtown
Thomas Kelly
Brightwater
Robert A. Lowell
Sebasco Estates
University of A
Ipswich
Stanley W. Hyde
Nancy
John Benson Wilbur, Jr
John B. Wilbur
Lexington
Miss Hyde
General Radio
Cambridge
Wilbur
Boston & Albany Railroad Co
Boston
Art Popham, Park
John Clark
John Gilmore
Bath
John Prency
Pine Grove
White
White Spot
Yarmouth Academy
Cornish High School
John B. Curran
Charlotte Curran
Claude Bonesteel
Troy
John H. Beebe
John Jr
Mildred Clausen
Wakefield
Leston Harrington
Parker Head
Spinney
Howard Spinney
Clarence Perkins
Earle B. Chaney
Billerica
Edith Perkins
Sidney Gleason
Roland
Holliston
S. C. Dozois
Leon Smith
Jean
Caroline
Wollaston
Lewis
Frankfurt
Germany
Joan Lynch
Hyde Park
Vercy
Lewis Smith
Great Lakes Training School
John Malcolm
Phippsburg Center
Sarah Wilbur
Robert Thistle
Meadowbrook
Paul Goodwin
Perry
Okla
Nts
Martin F. Goodwin
Malcolm Goodwin
Winchester
Howard O. Nash
Nina Alexander Lantz
John Simpson
Simpson
Harold Robinson
Harold Miller
Brattleboro
Spadino
Hempstead
New York
Bay Point
Legion Boys Beat Richmond in Playoff Countdown
The Bath squad, led by star pitcher Bob Philbrick who is out until the playoffs the week of July 16, faces the Caldwell Post of Portland in Portland at 2 p.m. Saturday with Lefty Wayne Brown slated to start on the mound.
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Bob Philbrick
Star Shoctston
Bath
Caldwell Post
Portland
Wayne Brown
E Black
Stover
Johnson
Munsey
C Henrickson
Beck
Ss ~ ' Carmichael
D. Brown
Whittier
W. Brown
Richmond
L. Hinkley
Poor lighting linked to rise in needing glasses by adulthood
Faulty lighting is cited as a factor in a statistic claiming 95 percent of children have normal eyesight at birth, yet 31 percent require glasses by post college age. The report notes potential long term effects and emphasizes the role of environmental lighting on vision development.
Parker Head Church Opens Season With Inheritance Sermon
The first season service at Parker Head church Sunday featured Rev. H Macy Whitehead delivering the sermon titled Inheritance to a 20 member congregation. A church notice said services will continue until further notice. Community efforts included reforming the Parker Head Cemetery Association with officers elected and plans for a public supper and fence renovation. Other local happenings covered social visits, family travels, and events involving Parker Head residents and nearby communities.
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Parker Head Church
H. Macy Whitehead
Charles Blaisdell
Parker Head Cemetery
Earl Lowell
Leston Harrington
Clarence Skolfield
Lorraine Skolfield
Cromer Grange Hall
Parker Head
Frances Murphy
J. F. Mezenski
Bernard Wyman, Jr
Montreal Trip Described In A Long Tour Narrative
The account details a bus tour to Montreal and surrounding sites, noting the Basilica of Notre Dame, Mount Royal views, McGill and Montreal universities, and a stay with nuns who hosted a museum visit. It covers St James Cathedral, the shrine at Cap de la Madeleine, a Three Rivers ferry ride, and a shared picnic on the return trip with Canadian coins and a final border crossing.
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le Chateau de Ramezay
Montgomery
Benjamin Franklin
Gazette
Canada
Montreal
Boston
McGill
Mount Royal
St. James Cathedral
Rome
G. Delfosse
Les Trois Rivieres
St. Lawrence River
Villa D
Oblates of Mary Immaculate
Cap-le-la-Madeleine
Three Rivers
Lake Sainte Marie
Laviollette
St. Angele de Laval
Victoriaville
Real Estate Transfers Across Sagadahoc Area
Recent transfers recorded by the Sagadahoc Register of Deeds show multiple land and building transactions across Arrowsic Bath Bowdoin Phippsburg Richmond Topsham West Bath Woolwich and nearby towns. Notable entries include Alfred Hutchins to Ernest Avery and Arthur Hall to Catherine Wonsor among numerous other conveyances.
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Sagadahoc Register of Deeds
Arrowsic
Fred Pecci
Emile J. Cyr
Bath
Alfred L. Hutchins
Ernest R. Avery, Jr
Middle Street
Elizabeth A. Palmer
Arthur W. Hall
Cottage Street
John H. Freeman
Lawrence W. Wyman
Snow Park
Arthur P
Bedford Street
Madelyn M. Shaw
Scott W. Maxson
High Street
Francis G. MacDonald
Margaret L. MacDonald
Huse Street
Gerald F. Holland
Elizabeth G. Holland
Richardson Street
Bowdoin
Lillian M. Chase
Dana B. Fisher
Phippsburg
Howard A. Scott
Chester Wallace
John J. Preney
Janet G. Gilmore
Richmond
Marguerite E. MacPhee
Samuel A. Williams
George I. Finlay
Werby A. Crow
Kenneth L. Pullen
Leonard H. Lamoreau
John C. Willard
Arno M. Jackman
Topsham
Herve Pelletier
Alfred Reust
Gordon S. Lamoreau
Merrill A. Cutler
West Bath
Clifford J. White
Harold E. Boutin
Franklin R. Melville
William A. Elliott
Karcher S. Jackson
Woolwich
Elmer P. Higgins
James W. Burnett
Severin Syvertsen
T. Tarpy Schulten
J. Gould Bailey
Roland S. Bailey
Strawberry baths in ancient Rome and English eggs
The passage notes Romans used crushed strawber ries to cleanse soil and odor from their bodies. An old English writer recommended a bath of one hundred egg yolks for aesthetic cleanliness.
Bay Point Fire Company Fully Organized
Bay Point reports its fire company is fully organized with weekly Tuesday meetings at seven. Officers include Kenneth Crafts as chief and Carl Delano as deputy chief, Sherman Campbell captain, Jean Reed engineer, with Summer Mains and William Leeman as hosemen. Local residents and seasonal visitors are listed among cottage and guest arrivals for July and August.
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Kenneth Crafts
Carl Delano
Sherman Campbell
Jean Reed
Randall Marquis Summer Mains
William Leeman
Little Torrent Wins First in Class B at Newburyport
Bath's Little Torrent hand engine ran 202 feet nine and a half inches to capture Class B first prize of 150 dollars in Newburyport Massachusetts. It marks a third straight year of first money for the Torrent. The parade included the hand engine crew fife and drum corps and marcher Kathy Picken.
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Bath
Newburyport
Mass
Fife and Drum Corps
Kathy Picken
East Greenwich
Triumph
Berwick
Neptune
Niagara No. 3
Brunswick
Vixen
Sagadahoc
Georgetown
Protection
Newbury
Passaconaway
Seabrook
N. H
Okos
Marblehead
Gov. Bradstreet
North Andover
Eureka
Portsmouth
North Berwick
Early measurement used for horse height the hand
An old unit known as the hand, measured across the palm, remains a standard reference for determining a horse’s height. The practice ties historical measurement to contemporary equine assessment, reflecting enduring use in stables and farms.
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Arthur Harrington
Horace Holton
Wellesley
Wynburg
Holton
Congregational Board of Pastoral Supply
New England States
Brockton
Braintree
Gordon Berry
Robert Gray
Woburn
Katherine Berry
Gray
First Congregational Church
Fred Caswell
Reading
Jay K. Bowker
Emma Crosby
Bath-Brunswick Road
Gardiner Rogers
New Cottage
New Means
Ralph Bertrand
Floral Street
Iron Works
Bath and
Brian Burt
Harry L. Day
Anne
John
Jimmie
Gerald May
Belmont
Ledgewood Cottages
Alton Hathaway
Roland MclIntosh
Frances Bridges
Corea
Guy Crowley
Spinney Guest House
T. Stephen Stephens
Montreal, Can
Thomas Quillian
Worcester
Fred Leopold
Theresa Berg
Cox
Berwingden
Kennebec
Legion Boys
Sasanoa River
Woolwich-Arrowsic Bridge
Harris Structural Steel
Steel Company
C. H. Blaisdell
Will Williams
Ralph MacEwen
Herschel
Diane
Ruth MacEwen
MacEwen
Bowdoinham
Leslie Logan
Carleton Jensen
New Hampshire
Alston Oliver
Merrill Bassett
Eugene and Merrill, Jr
Edwin Hart
Edwin and
Donald
East
Herbert Basset
Mary Wortman
Baltimore
John Rollins
Lewiston
Bart Nisbet
Nisbet
East Bowdeinham
Earl Hamel
J. Frank Mezenski
Lewis Lowell
Harpswell
Dresden
Walter Cushing
Florence Rollins
Lloyd Lowell
Toledo
Milwaukee
Wis
Michigan
Quebec
Perkins Islands
Tommy Skolfield
Schenectady
Wesley Harrington
Weiner Rock
Laurence Hoyt
Denise
Dana
West Baldwin
Hoytberg
J. Ashton Nickerson
East Boston
Clarence Blaisdell
Clinton Richardson
Lewis Wallace
West
Point
Eugene Harrington
Stephen Rogers
Sally Lowell
Rock Gardens
Sebasco
Little Torrent
Newburyport, Ass