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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1952

Page

3

Social Roundup of Local Residents and Guests

A long column lists visits and gatherings across towns. Mrs. met Lowell and Dr. Tertius Van Dee headlined regional events while Mrs. J F Mezen-Sone and Mr. Mezenski hosted friends. Numerous families from Parker, Portland, Bath, and West Point shared dinners, church services, launches, and weekend visits.

Lowell Tertius van Dee Maine Sion Hartford Thea Wt M. Beg Winn C. Davis Conway N. H J. F. Mezen- Sone F. Mezenski Angie’ Mank William .Eandi Archie Brunswick Hamel Daughfan Ditty Pem Beach Edit Bos. Pasvéd Ena Parker Portland Winnie MatWhaite Boston Ha “Rogers Stephen Agene Siar Ifs Bert Edwin Hill of Piretion Russeller Laurence Thayer Bert Jewell Daughsii Mes Wyman Popham Frank McEachern Woolwich Walter Douglas Redford Chris Arthur Williams Winnegance Florence Rollins Earl Lowell Eugene Ross Russell Turner Small Point Phippsburg Christian Winthrop Scot Walter Cushing Marion Nadeau Ith Lewis Lowell Parker Hr Harps Elwood Sandra Sen Hasses Hansdell Royally Eugene Leston Egg Rebbe Ington

Asbestos Deposits Found in Southern Quebec in 1877

Rich deposits of long Abder asbestos were discovered in southern Quebec in 1877. The term asbestos derives from a Greek word meaning inextinguishable.

Quebec

Nelson cottage opens as residents host social Saturday

Conrad Nelson and family announce the opening of the Nelson cottage. Mr and Mrs Ralph McNary of Ware, Massachusetts, vacationing with their son and daughter, plan a Social Saturday program. Membership dues for 1952 are due to secretary Doris Aikenhead.

Joanine. Morse Peseine Tse Mass Sana Siew Conrad Nelson Nelson Cottage Ahd Ralph McNary Wareienene McNory Fe Singer Doris Aikenhead

First sizable catch of the season at nearby Point wharf

Report describes multiple large catches by local boats near Long Point and Wood City with totals surpassing 1300 pounds. Wallace arrives with two tuna, two fish over 400 pounds, while Jerry misses a big tuna earlier near Halfway Rock. Tuna wholesale price holds near 230 cents in Boston.

West Point Tinker Co Betioay Serait Ernest’ Wallace Jerry Halfway Rock Alonside Boston

Farewell Party Held for Mrs. Charles Dorsey

Mrs Charles Dorsey was honored at a farewell party attended by her sister in law and brother in law friends including Mr and Mrs Boulay Mrs George Babine Jr Mr and Mrs Harold Swain Mr and Mrs Albert Peci Mr and Mrs Chester Swain and Sgt and Mrs Babine among others it was hosted at their home.

Charles Dorsey Vening Dorsey George Beving Boulay George Babine, Jr Harold Swain Albert Pecei Chester Swain Charles Do Babine

Instrument Flying Demands Increase for Army Planes

The text notes rising demands on army aircraft to fly small planes with blind flying instruments, requiring aviators to possess advanced instrument flying knowledge.

Army

Vegetable Bowls Get Toppings Before Serving

Vegetable salad bowls are improved when cheese ham or chicken strips are added before serving.

Summer heat relief and coastal notices in Bath region

Heat relief efforts amid scarce rain, blueberry crop drying, and ongoing fire risk. Nearby camps organize weekly youth outings from Damariscotta and Auburn Recreation Center. Popham Beach Improvement Association held its annual meeting naming new officers including President Mrs Peter Isaacson and Treasurer Harry L. Sprague as mosquitos control funding and July sprayings are planned. Numerous Bath area residents vacation at cottages, visiting relatives and attending summer activities along the coast.

Macy Blair Damiariscotta Atburn Popham Beach Improvement Association Peter A. Isaacson Vernon M. Mattson Herbert R. Sprague Harry L Norman E. Markham Ernest Oliver Lincoln V. Mattson Eager . McNulty Sea Acres Carl Bickford Bruce West Bowdoin Ace. Morse, Jr John Morse Bath Morse Cottage Alton Hathaway Lexington Mass Elmer Hathaway Cambridge Walter Prosser, Jr Donna Patricia Pejepscot Leon Fickett Stanley W. Perkins Canada Vermont New Hampshire Perkins Dorothy Mattson Charles Donnell Kalamazoo Mich Charles R. Norris, Jr Newport, R. I Myron Gray Myron Leroy Gray Melrose Leon Oliver Y Camariscotta Merrill ‘Oliver June Belanger Llewellyn Hill Cottage John McCa Cape ‘Cotta Cott Burleigh_ Williams Winnegance Oliver Atkins Bay Catton Lindley Memphis Tenn Herbert Sprague Mr. Sprague Samuel Frink, Jr Richmond J. Merritt Trott Baltimore White Spot Richard Lewiston J. Clarence Perkins Elizabeth Rollins West Somerville Myra Scott Philip Wyman South Shore

Bath and nearby visitors gather at Sea Acres cottages

Weekend guests at Sea Acres cottages include Dr. and Mrs. John E. Cartland of West Hartford and a long list of visitors from Bath, Augusta, Dorchester, New York, and other towns. Names mention Osgood of Orono, Dr. Morrison and family, Mrs. Hering, Mildred Horne, Alfred Miner, Miss Ann Coffey, Julia Rideout and more. Dunlap Hatch and Mrs. Haigh convalesce in Bath.

Quincy Mass Proud Leston Harrington Fae Daughte Linda Albot X Pritape Be of Bath Osgood Orono Burt Osgood, Jr Sea Acres Robert Freeman The White Raymond Campbell Dromore John E. Cartland West Hartford Mildred $E Horne Park A N. J Alfred Miner Elizabeth Newtonville S. D. Hooper Ann Coffey Boston Julia Rideout Theodore Jane Brunswick Marion Richards Dorchester John Fish Massachusetts Frank D. Scott Dunlap Hatch Riverside Robert B. Haigh Priscilla Rainey Mary Perkins Small Point Marguerite McNulty J. Walter Snipe Thurston Blanchard Crowley Bruce McInnis Guy B. Crowley Mr. Crowley Plainville Conn

Bath river activity and summer social notes

The Kenebec River saw cargo moves as the collier Berwindvale departed Kennebec Wharf Bath after unloading. Tugs aided at Bath Iron Works for the destroyer Mc Cain launch while the yacht Sunbeam reached Phburg Center. Local residents, visits, and weekend gatherings filled the Bath area as heat highs neared 90.

Berwindvale Kenebec Kennebec P. J. Lewis Swampscott Mass Stanton C. Dozois H. L. Carlisle Bath Frank Lawrence P. Edward de Berg Martin F. Goodwin McCain Ralph Seekins Lester Oliver Spruceville George St. John Morse’s Mountain Ernest Wood George Stacey Stanton Dozois Andrew S. McCourt Arthur Treco Quincy Jane Abramson Ardmore Edward. Dé Berg Blanchard Crowley Bruce Mennis Plainville USCG San Mateo Calif

Rotary Club Hears Convention Story and Guests

Rotary meeting presided by Vice President Carl Albee included brief business. Visitors Charles Sargent Marianad Conn Alden Wentworth Na tick Mass and Dr Ronald Beatle Brunswick attended. Guests Nathan White Loren Jaffee Stampford Conn Plankton, the wanderers, noted as a small drifting ocean life term.

Carl Albee Rotary Charles Sargent Marianad Conn Alden Wentworth Natick Mass Ronald Beatle Brunswick Nathan White Loren Jaffee Stampord Onn

Garden Club Meeting Highlights and New Member Welcome

The Garden Club held an afternoon meeting with Mrs. Carrie Smith welcomed as a new member. Members discussed the year’s programs focusing on Roses, roll calls featured new rose names, and exhibits included flowers like the Carnation Poppy and Sweet William. An arrangement by Mrs. Mabel Harris and a large herb basket by Mrs. Albert Whitney were shared, despite heat and good attendance. Punch and cookies were served. next meeting is July 28 with a Wild Flowers theme and a wild flower exhibit chaired by Linwood Boardman.

Carrie Smith Albert Whitney Irene Douglas William Mabel Harris Dusty Miller Linwood Boardman

DAR Women At Opportunity Farm Fall Meeting Planned

Mrs. White announced the Fall meeting will be at the University of Maine on Sept. 30. The note continues from Page One, detailing the event for DAR members and related preparations.

DAR Ax * Opportunity Farm

Realiedns Nominate Johnson for Vice Presidency

Andrew Johnson, a Democrat, was nominated vice president by the Realiedns and elected with Lincoln on the National Union ticket. The pairing secured a wartime coalition ticket and set a path for national leadership during the era.

Johnson Andrew Johnson Realiedns Lincoln National Union

Marriage of Mrs Roberta M Parris and John Joseph Turcotte

The wedding took place July 5 at the Congregational church parsonage with Rev. Lewis A Jones officiating. The bride, Roberta M Parris, and groom John J Turcotte are both employed by S D Warren Co. in Westbrook and Bruns respectively. A son was born to the couple at the groom’s parents’ home, and they now reside in Falmouth.

Roberta M. Parris R.N John Joseph Turcotte Lewis A. Jones Roberta E. Wheeler Wheeler Turcotte Stanley Irving St. Stephens N. B Bath Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Bath Bath Memorial Hospital S. D. Warren Co Westbrook Verney Company Bruns Elmer W. Cleaves Falmouth S. D. Warren,Co

Babine Family Holds Enjoyable Dinner Party

Mr. and Mrs. George Babine of 516 Middle street hosted a full course turkey dinner for their children and families. Most of the clan attended including James Babine, Pfe John F. Babine and family from Augusta, Raymond Irish clan from Portsmouth, and George Babine Jr. The gathering honored an absent Louise who with Sgt. George Bronson were stationed in Denver.

George Babine Middle Street Louise Sgt George Bronson Denver Colo James Babine Hartford

Babine Family Grows to Eleven Children

Mr. and Mrs. Babine have ten living children from eleven born, with one deceased. The family details reflect a large household and ongoing parental duties.

Mrs. Babine

Miss June Oliver Honored With A Pre Nuptial Shower

Miss June Oliver of Sagadahoc Ferry daughter of Mr and Mrs Freeman Oliver was guest of honor Monday evening at a bridal shower by the Good Will Club. The event surprised her as she thought she was helping decorate for her wedding reception. She will wed Earl Bailey of Woolwich on July 25. She works in the Bath Cleaners and Dyers Inc office. The committee was Mrs Charles Powers and Mrs Clifton Gainsley with help from Miss Florence Carlton and Mrs Arthur Orr.

June Oliver Sagadahoc Ferry Freeman Oliver Good Will Club Miss Oliver Earl Bailey Jay G. Bailey Woolwich The Bath Cleaners & Dyers, Inc Charles Powers Clifton Gainsley Florence Carlton Arthur Orr

Bridal Gifts Held Amid Floral Refreshments and Remarks

The event featured a centered refreshment table with floral arrangements and Mrs Powers overseeing. Guests watched the bride-elect open gifts as she expressed appreciation. A variety of cakes and spreads were served, with Harfred Back assisting punch as the guest list included Mrs Charles Powers and many others.

Powers Harfred Charles Powers Orr George Carlton Albert Humphrey Harry Fitch William §Don Ivory Strout Freeman Oliver Jay Gley Costello P. Hall Edward V. Reed Miss Carlton Clifton Norman Palmer Fred Back Roberta Clarence Getchell Dow Percy Bailey Percy Marston Miss Oliver

Indian Words and Their English Adoptions

The passage lists words of Indigenous origin entering English usage such as wampum allo¢o chick sewan and porcelain money wigwam long knife mack inaw Chicago mugwump ose war whoop and heap.

Chicago

Noted Anthropologists Question Hooton Comment

Anthropologists and Ernest A. Hooton speak on physical type and suitability for government roles. The remark suggests a link between slender build and career path, highlighting debates on fitness for public service.

Ernest A. Hooton

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