Phippsburg Scene Bright Moonlit Beach Activities
Sunday in Phippsburg saw nearly every resident at the beach or river, with boats and barges moving to Bath and Parker's Flats. Local notices include mail carrier nostalgia, road work on Route 216, library donations, church services plans, social visits, and a busy summer schedule featuring Danforth events, guests, and a Sebasco lodge recreation hall named the Sebasco Clipper.
Merchants back central free parking as traffic fix
Members of the newly formed Retail Merchants Association in City hall favor a large Water street tract behind the Tobey store as a central free parking area to ease traffic. A three day Bargain Festival or Golden Harvest Sale is planned in August with all city stores participating and dates to be announced.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
City Hall
Pres
Harold L. Troop
Water Street
J. Fred Tobey
Francis J. Gooch
Frank Vennett
Roy W. Putney
Lloyd Steeves
Eugene M. Desmond
Earl McCurdy
John J. Mulcahy
G. W. Greene
Joseph Breault
Mrs Trott and Judith Trott Head to Boston for Medical Care
Mrs C Roland Trott and her daughter Judith of Middle Street traveled Wednesday to Boston where Judith was admitted as a patient at the New England Medical Center. Mrs Trott plans to visit Aunt Mrs Walter B Warren of West Newton Massachusetts during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Roland Trott
Judith
Middle Street
Boston
New England Medical Center
Trott
Walter B. Warren
West Newton
Mass
Popham Beach visitors and vacation notes shared
A long list of summer guests and day visitors to Popham Beach. Residents and families from Bath Lewiston Boothbay Harbor Brunswick and towns across Maine are noted visiting cottages and joining picnics trail outings and a vacation school with detailed activities and a doll house project. The piece closes with Miss Caverly leaving for a week’s vacation with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Barrett
Hallowell
Christopher Marr
Barbara Sprague
Portsmouth
N. H
Joseph Oliver
Bath
E. W. Osgood
Light House
David Leon
Walter Sprague
Portland Marine Hospital
David Judge
Salem
Thomas Percy
Arlington
Mass
Shirley Morong
Seaman Drake
Carol
David
Ethel Osgood
Kennebec River
Faye Welch
Erma Huntley
Lubec
Delora
Muriel Huntley
Huntley
Allan
Niles Cameron
Pauline
Ellen
Boothbay Hall
Frank Shaw
Muriel
Carleton
Needham
Lowell
South Shore
Harvey Hartley
Fred Osgood
Robert Toothaker
Caroline
Brunswick
Fred Humphreys
Herbert J. Kellaway
Elizabeth Oliver
David G. Parsons
Melrose
Miriam Kimball
George Percy
Popham
Allan Morse
Norma Daley
Baby
Beverly
Arlene Small
Jane Murphy
Auburn
Marguerite McNulty
Edward Whitehouse
Center Street
Haynes
Clarence Sawyer
Freda Greenlaw
Parker Head Village
South Beach
Ida Kellaway
Clarence Perkins
Lewiston
Nelson Rice
Woolwich
Earl Oliver
Waltham
George Oliver
Forrest Legard
Joseph Small
New York
Donald Small
John Beebee
Gretchen
John 3Rd
Priscilla
Wakefield
George E. Hoyt
Richmond
Charles Rogers
Long Island
Shirley Downing
Robert Cody
Anne
Milton
Graham Cottage
Allan Spear
Marion Bridges
Arlene Perkins
Carol Drake
Miss Caverly
Scigool
Beauty of the Earth— School
Stanley Perkins
Kenneth Leonard
Q Gloria
Merrill Oliver
Alyse Lowell
Pauline Thayer
Ellen Cameron
E. Drake
David Drake
Charles
Virginia
Bertha
Walter Newdick
Gloria
Gordon Clark
Sally Pearl Lowell
Don'ts Of Boating Season Warns To Avoid Risks
The Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation offers a list of boating safety cautions for the vacation season. It stresses avoiding overloads, not rocking the boat, avoiding bravado, ensuring life belts for children, keeping clear of thunderstorms, proper sail handling, fuel and fire safeguards, and safe operation near swimmers to prevent disasters.
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Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation
Department of Commerce
Woolwich Grangers Plan August Play At Summer Session
At Woolwich grange last meeting before summer recess plans were laid for a play on August 2 when meetings resume. Mrs Etta Lilly will attend the State Conference for Lecturers in Orono August 22. The program includes songs America the Beautiful Beautiful River of Time readings When Pa Eats Corn He Called on His Daughter and Pass It On, a story A Flash of Lightning, and a lecturer song My Old Kentucky Home. Admiral Richard Byrd and Mrs Byrd with their children visited Latty's Cove near Southwest Harbor Friday and Byrd is at work on a new book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Parker's Flats
Timothy Perry
Austin Thompson
Maurice Avery
Bodwell Grange Hall
Walter McCourt
Totman Library
F. H. Merritt
William D. Sewall
Ada Catherine Minott
Jay Bowker
Eric Carlson
Perry House
Ridge
Phippsburg Cross Roads
Congregational Church
Robert Whitehead
Lynette Caverly
Willard Palmer
Congregational Christian Conference
Sheriff Messenger
George Bonney
Center
Bess
Grace Dickinson
Under-the-lee
Susie Barbour
Carol
Ceres McCourt
Marline Perkins
Jane Baker
Doris Davis
Bear Pond
Lyman Barbour
Kenneth Baileys
Freeport
Herbert Scott
Roscoe Perkins
William Blaisdell
John A. Perkins
Dorothy
John Perkins
Brunswick
Elaine Nasi
Barbara Pitman
Nequasset
Phippsburg
Congregational Christian Conference of Portland
John Flight
Haverford College
Haverford
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street
Maria S. Poulson
Rodney W. Roundy
Congregational Christian Conference of
Maine
Frank W. Bevan
Fremont Street
Gloversville
N. Y
George C. Pease
Maria
Poulson
Portsmouth
Florida
H. Ross Poulson
Winnetka
M. F. Johnston
New York City
Gardiner
Horace Holton
Brockton
Mass
Wynburg
England
Louise Stewart
Ida Kellaway
Popham Beach
Margaret
Alice Minott
William W. Hosmer
Wyman's Beach
James L. Morse
Gertrude Blaisdell
William Cummings
Wyman’'s Beach
Swarthmore
Irma Gilman
Mabel Mereen
Harry Watson
Sebasco
Small Point
Woolwich Grange
Etta Lilly
Orono
the Grange
America
Richard S. Hunnewell
Aren Er Et Reeds
Nellie Dowling
Admiral Richard Byrd
Mrs. Byrd
Latty's Cove
Southwest Harbor
Admiral Byrd
Bay Point Community Notes and Local Visits
Bay Point residents welcome visitors from Brockton and Long Island. Local social life highlights include fishing champs, theatre at Aunt Lou's Tea Room, a Swingsters dance at the Casino, and a library celebrating its tenth year with 642 readers and only one lost book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Oliver
Brockton
Mass
Harry W. Crosman
Earl Rouse
Cotton Island
Edgar Warren
Cedar Cove
Earl Hentz
the Willows
Long Island
Bay Point
Camp Brokus
Herbert A. Brown, Jr
Canada
Herbert
Harry J. Deines
Schenectady
N. Y
Harry Stone
Fred P. Taylor
Auburn
Elizabeth Deering
Miown
Bath
Karl Hentz
Aunt Lou
Law enforcement targets crawfish labeled as lobster
New York City recruiting officials lead a crackdown to stop illegal advertising and sales of crawfish as lobster. Six arrests reported. Commissioner Morgan will convene wholesalers and brokers, promising continued action across all boroughs and future drives in other cities. The Maine Development Commission backs trademarking Maine lobsters and federal law support to deter dishonest ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Maine Development Commission
William Fellows Morgan
Morgan
Great New York
Commission
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Maine
The
Development Commission
Maine angler lands colossal tarpon in Texas
Dr J D Carey formerly of Montville Waldo county now in Fort Collins Col gained fame among Maine fishers by catching a 6 ft 3.5 in tarpon near Corpus Christi on June 5. With a nine thread line and a five and a half ounce flyrod he battled the fish for 1 hour 20 minutes through 2.5 miles of water before securing the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Carey
Montville
Waldo County
Fort Collins
Col
State of Maine
Corpus Christi
Tex
Health tips for vacationing Americans from public health service
Health service experts urge light clothing and limited sun, careful eating and clean drinking water, eye protection, and avoidance of bugs while traveling. Salt intake helps maintain temperature, sunburns can be harmful, and choose safe foods like avoiding cream pastries. Sun glasses aren’t fashion but protection. campers should guard against flies and ticks carrying serious diseases.
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Health Service
Attractions at St Marys lawn party listed
St Marys annual lawn party will offer new attractions and many prizes to please patrons. Father Surrette and Henry M Biggins oversee arrangements with numerous donors including Edward and Henry Biggins Eugene F Bridges J A Clappison John J Desmond Co J C Footer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Father Surrette
Henry M. Biggins
Isabella
Daniel Perry
Henry Arsenault
Oscar Tanguay
Margaret Mulcahy
James McLaughlin
J. Nostall
George Morse
George Sarkis
E. Hart
Ernest R. Avery
George Perry
James Gardenier
Joseph Breaull
Philip Tardiff
Edward and Henry Biggins
Eugene F. Bridges
J. A. Clappison
John J. Desmond Co
J. C. Footer
Mrs. J. Nostall
W. H. Smith & Son
Boothbay Harbor to be kept clean by garden club patrol
The Boothbay Region Garden Club, part of the Garden Club Federation of Maine, plans to keep at least one harbor clean through its newly established harbor patrol. The patrol, initiated by Mrs. James B. Perkins, will pick up all refuse washed ashore and dispose of waste, with regular garbage collection for idle boats. It is already functioning effectively.
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Maine
Boothbay Region Garden Club
Garden Club Federation of Maine
James B. Perkins
Boothbay
Summer visitors and accidents at Smoky Hollow area homes
Westport residents and guests from Massachusetts and New Orleans visit summer dwellings around Smoky Hollow and Wills Point. A piazza railing collapse at a home injures Mrs. Ella Collins. she is treated in Boothbay Harbor's St Andrews hospital. Local social rounds include picnics and mass with Rev. John Cronin, plus gatherings at Rialto Farm and Salt Water Farm.
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Rose McCourt
Katherine Manning
Joseph Manning
Res Tindale
Mass
Smoky Hollow
D. E. Pitts
Miss Pitts
New Orleans
James Marper
Squam Creek Farm
Fred Boyce
Andover
Wills’ Point
T. D. Powell
Springfield
Rialto Farm
B. M. Jewett
Esther Hanley
Charles Hanley
Second District
Democratic Committee
Smithfield
F. Harold Dubord
Gollins
St. Andrews Hospital
Boothbay Harbor
Marcelline Mora
Cambridge
John J. Cronin
Framingham
Mary Buckley
Father Cronin
William Lane
Evalin
Billy Lane
A. E. Nickerson
Stanley Maker
Everett
Gove Cottage
Stuart Harvey
New Rochelle
N. Y
Gordon Harvey
Ernest Anderson
Nequasset Farm Bureau Enjoys Bay Point Outing
Nequasset Farm Bureau members gathered at Mrs. Augustus Perow’s Bay Point cottage for a midweek outing. Forty three attendees shared scalloped clams and strawberry shortcake, then a beach program featured suit case, relay, bag, and bottle cork contests with prizes to Mrs. Frank Bailey, Mrs. Melvin Howe, Miss Sarah Bailey, and Reginald Stacy Jr. The group reconvened for fruit punch, with next meeting planned August 3 at Murphy’s Corner school house focusing on Arts and Crafts led by Mrs. George Dolloff, plus bush weaving and basketry under Mrs. Frank Bailey.
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Augustus Perow
Middle Street
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Bay Point
Fred Thompson
Rose Cooper
Carrie Wing
Florence Hathorne
Ruth Dubar
Frank Bailey
Melvin Howe
Sarah Bailey
Gardiner
Dora Bailey
Woolwich
Reginald Stacy, Jr
Edward Shaw
John Gilmore
Murphy’s Corner School
Arthur Williams
George Dolloff
Providence
R. I
Lake Nequasset
West Bath Farm Bureau Enjoys An Excursion
Twelve members of West Bath Farm Bureau sailed from Bath to Boothbay Harbor on the steamer Virginia. They toured shops sight-seeing, had a shore dinner, and visited Rev. and Mrs Forest L Littlefield. Some attended theatre. the trip featured first-time sailors and fond memories. Next meeting August 23 will cover canning led by Miss Mary Wright. Also noted, Dick and Buddy Curtis found a 48 pound cod at Kennebunk Beach and brought it ashore for chowder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themes C. Hughes
Raymond Perry
Virginia
Nancy
Robert
Howard Bisbee
Flyde Park
Mass
Roy Whitaker
Roy, Jr
Milton
Philip Gormley
Owen
Portland
Nellie Tracy
Meadowbrook
Edward Breare, Jr
Revere
Harry Gilmore
Abbie Minott
Elizabeth Hampton
Rose Wyman
Ada Catherine Minott
Bear Pond
Margaret Minott
First National Bank
Bath
Chauncey Merry
South Portland
Ernest A. Rogers
Reginald Wright Kauffman
Mary Barbara
France
Randolph Norwoodnd
Lee
Lima
Ohio
Rock Gardens
William Gibb
New York
Sebasco Lodge
Everett Palmer
Riverside
Conn
Palmer Cottage
Sebasco Estates
Charles Pennell
Sylvester Cushman
Kenneth Cushman
Joseph Brazier
Franklin P. Cote
Alexander Brown, Jr
New Yok
Nathan Cushman
Charles V. Minott
Ada Catherine
Jocelyn Botanical Society of
Maine
Paul Gilmore
Janice
Richard
Roland Eaton
Melvin Wallace
Franklin P. Cole
Williston Street Congregational Church
Cole
Alliston H. Grant
Eden Germaine
Dromore Farm Bureau
Charles Baker
West Bath
Dromore Grange
Bodwell Grange
William B. Perry
Charles Preble
Winneganee
Harry Berry
George Ingalls
Jack Durgin
William Rice
Charles Kammerer
Montreal
Agnes Cutting
Rachel Banning
Foxboro
Dromore Bay Farm
Henry Minott
Maurice Avery
Louise Stewart
John Stevens
Charles Thompson
Thomas Bunton
Margaret
Alice Minott
Maurice Avery, Jr
West
E. W. Haggett
Harris T. Rodick
Charles T. Small
Charles E. Ripley
Ellery E. Whittemore
Grace
Walter Marco
Leonard Meillet
Alfred
Lewiston
Maude £. Bryant
Loring D. Small
William A. Coombs
Bureau
Canning
Mary Wright
Dick and
Buddy Curtis
Medford
Kennebunk Beach
Curtis Cottage
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Mrs. Arthur Footer
Perry's Cove
Tommy Tinker
Beverly Arlene Small
Bernard Carlson
Dix Island
Merrymeeting Bay
Easely
Fort Baldwin
Fort Popham
Hubel
Johnson
Webber Cottage
Marty Spencer
Mark
John Conley
Somerville
William Adams
Stanley Hyde
Ralph
Neil Roberchaud
Lincoln Bowie
Roland and
Douglas
Edith Witherall
Alvin Partridge
Laconia
Woolwich Grangers
Roosevelt
Storegs Dorrance
Better Business Bureau
United States Public Health Service
Westport
Bay Point Cottage
West Bath Farm Bureau
Islands