Phippsburg Gets Sunday School Opened by Mrs Langdon Thistle
Mrs Langdon Thistle opened a Sunday school for Lambert Park Bath area children with 18 attending the first session and 49 boys and girls at the following session. Parts of Phippsburg lost central electric service during a severe thunderstorm with power gradually restored by Monday noon. Jay Daley bids for Foxboro sidewalk work with a decision pending. Meadowbrook resident Mrs Annie Bowker marked her 90th birthday, recalls Sprague farm roots, and mourns the death of her son Harry Percy Bowker. Neighbors note Mrs Bowker’s resilient health and memory despite advanced years as the community watches Basin road repairs and local civic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon Thistle
Lambert Park
Bath
Phippsburg
Central Electric Communications
Irving Harringtons
Winneganee
Jay Daley
Foxboro
Mass
Annie Clark Bowker
Meadowbrook
Leo Martin
Warwick
Pvt
Eugene Bowker
Fort Bragg
N. C
Bertha
Pillsbury Hospital
Concord
N. H
Woburn
Maine
Meadowbrook Hosts Reach Out Weekend Visitors at Pleasant View
Meadowbrook residents and guests mingled around Pleasant View Farm and Green Acres cottage this weekend. Families from Meadowbrook, New Meadows, Pleasant Cove Farm, and nearby towns visited relatives, with Rev. Horace Holton arriving at Wynburg to open a summer cottage on Huckleberry Hill. Private Eugene Bowker is stationed at Fort Bragg for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Pelligrini
Lucia
Bobby
Fernando
Pleasant View Farm
Bert Maselin
Maselin
Connie Staples
Thelma Kingsbury
Green Acres Cottage
Rodney Austin
J. K
J. K. Bowker Farm. Rev. and Mrs. Horace Holton
Wynburg
Huckleberry Hill
Eugene Bowker
Fort Bragg
N. C
Field Artillery
P. Lambert
James
George Ewing
Ewing Cottage
James Kaler
Meadowbrook
Carlton Brown
New Meadows Shores
Peggy Smith
New York
James Little
Green Acres
Ann Marie Leahy
Beverly Farms
Mass
Howard Bowker
Stoneybrook
Tracey
Betty Bowker
Tracey Cottage
William Pierce
Kittery
Personal notes from Bath area weekend visits and relocations
Mrs Horace Woodman of 1033 Middle street spent the weekend at Day's Ferry as guest of daughter Mrs Samuel Guptill. Cpl Frank B Gilbert U S N stationed at Fort Meade Md was weekend guest of aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Roy P Marr. Miss Amy Parsons R N of Bath Iron Works Hospital is on two week vacation at Grand Lake Stream with her parents. Pola Chapin of Mont sweag left to visit Miss Mary Heath of Cliff Island for four days and will return for four more. Mrs Edward Parker formerly of Lincoln street resides in Wilson apartment Oak and Washington streets while husband serves in North Africa. Mr and Mrs David McKellar of High street spend a month at Edward Drake cottage Birch Point. Mr McKellar chief draftsman of the hall department on vacation and will commute daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Woodman
Middle Street
Day's Ferry
Samuel Guptill
Frank B. Gilbert
U.S.N
Fort Meade
Roy P. Marr
Washington Street
Amy Parsons
R.N
Bath Iron Works Hospital
Grand Lake Stream
Harry D. Mank Sr
Edwin M. Wyman
Parker Head Vestry
Leston Harrington
Earl Lowell
Edwin Wyman
Eugene Harrington
Alston Oliver
Sam Sternberg
Walter Cushing
W. A. Lowell
George Morong
Allie Rollins
Owen Richardson
Richardsons
West Point
Arthur Higgins
Laurence Thayer
Forest Wyman
Lambert Park
Marie
Nancy Rogers
Rosalie Richards
Old Orchard
Richards
Wymans
Jean Nicholson
Bath
Lawrence Thayer
Vernon Phipbrook
Patty
Monroe Wilbur
Cox's Head
Paul Garvin
Weymouth
Mass
Stanton Dozois
Joe Haskell
Robert
California
Parker Head
Laura Lib
Portland
Arthur Kreidler
Navy
Clayton Hoar
Connie
Small Point
Leston Harington
Beverly Snow
Lewis Lowell
East Harpswell
Bert Nisbet
Rumford
Mr. Nisbet
Edward Patz
Nancy
East Boston
Laura Libby
Boston
Camp Wheeler
Laura
Bernard
Betty Anne Wyman
John Libby
Lisbon Falls
Arline Bassett
Herbert Bassett
Roe Cancellieri
H. D. Mank Jr
Herbert Doughty Jr
Sadie Thomas
Brunswick
William Temple
James Temple
Linwood Temple
Temple Cottage
Clarence Blaisdell
Charles Blaisdell
Alphonse Galarne
L. E. Gayton
Fred Waterhouse
Seth Snipe
Eliza Spinney Oliver
Lynn
Harry Hannaford
Popham Beach
Boothbay
Kennebec
Merrymeeting Bay
Fort Popham
A. R. Webster
Ohio
Middle West
Bath Western Union
Frances Robie
Charles Donnell
Kalamazoo
Mich
Sandhurst
South Shore
Robert L. V. Jermain
Roderick
Halifax
N. S
Charles R. Norris, Jr
Charles
Mary Eleanor Donnell
Bobby
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Harry Day
Howard Hawley
Topsham
Royal Johnson
Carroll Watson
Peter Isacecson
Lewiston
Stone House
Isaacson
Doris Westall
Chicago
Arthur King
Audrey
Donald
Omar King
Elton Pinkham
Elaine
Harold
Willard Oliver
J. G
Robert Wolfe
Dayton, O
Dorothy Mattson
Mattson
South Shore Place
St. Petersburg
Fla
Harold Littlefield
Peterboro
N. H
Annie Stacey
Anne
Robert Marceau
Waltham
Caroline Marceau
Stephen Etnier
Pennayvanite
Gilbert Head
Elisha Bridges
Marion Bridges
Stanmer
Bernice Carr
Donald Carr, Jr
Guy Crowley
George W Pardy
Donald McKeown
Janet
E. Sandin
North Billerica
Jones Cottage
Nell Barton Hall
Rockford
Ill
Lawrence Taylor
Henry Leonard
Elizabeth
Kenneth
Pemaquid
R. C. Samartin
Hartford
Arlington, Vt
Katherine Neal
Roslindale
Mildred G White
Washington, D. C
W. W. White
Frederick Drake
Harold DeLong
Edward DeLong
Robert Earl
Air Corps
Donner
Earl Morse
New York
Roland Trott
Gretchen
Judith
Sammy
Howard Holmes
Kathleen
Christie Holmes
Hennessey Cottage
Trott
Joseph Johnson
Yarmouth
George Parks
Parker Head Weekly Hymn Sing and Canning Clinic
The Parker Head community held a hymn sing led by Mrs. Harry D. Mank Sr with 28 attendees. Upcoming events include a July 21 hymn with Edwin M. Wyman and a July 25 canning clinic at the Parker Head vestry. Social visits, meetings, and youth activities from Boy Scouts to Brownies are noted, with many local residents hosting and traveling to nearby towns.
Names of locals passing Tuesday documented in Portland
Among those who passed Tuesday in Portland were Mrs. Roy L. Lutz at 23 Corliss street Mrs. George Crocker and daughter Hazel of 102 Pear street Mrs. Norwood Harmon and daughter Annette of Upper High street who went to visit Mrs. Harmon's aunt Mrs. Fred Tyler of Westbrook Mrs. Charles Merry of Bedford street a Memorial hospital patient for seven weeks has returned home convalescing Mrs. Herman Zimmerman of Newsom City left to man 2-c U S N in Boston after visiting at 722 High street Mrs. Edmund Freeman of Washington DC who stayed a week with Ralph Godfrey and Mrs Godfrey 324 Washington street left Tuesday for Boston to join her husband before going to a cottage in South Royalton VT for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Roy L. Lutz
Corliss Street
George Crocker
Hazel
Pear Street
Norwood Harmon
Annette
Upper High Street
Harmon
Fred Tyler
Westbrook
Charles Merry
Bedford Street
Memorial Hospital
Herman Zimmerman
Newsom City
Man
U.S.N
Boston
High Street
Edmund Freeman
Washington, D. C
Ralph Godfrey
Godfrey
Washington Street
South Royalton
Many Bath Families Have Relatives in Battle Areas
Bath residents with kin in the Lithuania district around Kovno and Wilno report little or no contact for years. Families from Baltermantz, Zeitmaria, Memel, and near Wilno and Kovno fear relatives may have evacuated or perished amid Russian German fighting, with letters and mail unreturned for long periods.
Driving Violations Occupy Bath Court Session
Bath Municipal court, Judge Gardiner R Deering, heard intoxication and automobile cases. Walter O Armstrong pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Phippsburg, fined 100 dollars plus 11.85. He also pleaded guilty to unlicensed operation. charge placed on file. Rene J Lajoie of Waterville, arrested in Topsham, pleaded guilty to reckless driving, fined 50 dollars and 5 dollars costs. Walter L Haynes of Bath pleaded guilty to operating a truck without inspection sticker. Maximin Chamberland of GARDINER paid 5 dollars and 4.70 in costs after passing a stop sign. Whitmore was arresting officer. Benjamin C Garland of Woolwich pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in Woolwich, fined 100 dollars and 18.74 costs, appealed to Sagadahoc Superior Court with sureties of 200 dollars for October term. County Attorney Ralph O Dale prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Gardiner R Deering
Walter O. Armstrong
Portland
Phippsburg
Armstrong
Frank Powers
Rene J. Lajoie
Waterville
John DeWinter
Topsham
Walter L. Haynes
Roger Whitmore
Maximin Chamberland
Gardiner
Whitmore
Benjamin C. Garland
Woolwich
Deering
John P. Carey
Sagadahoc
Ralph O. Dale
Summer Visits Across Town and Nearby States
Mr and Mrs James Steen of Oakstreet spend the Summer at their cottage in Arrowsic with Mr Steen employed by C M Redlon Co Miss F Evelyn Stewart of Stoneham Mass a teaching staff member visits her niece Mrs Edward LeMoine and Mr LeMoine on North Street She plans to go to Lubec for the rest of the Summer Corp Charles W Sheehan US A stationed in Texas and Mrs Sheehan on furlough at their Lubec home are cousins to Attorney and Mrs John J Keegan Grove Street en route to Texas Mr and Mrs Donald Jewett and son David of Park Street left for Milford for a brief outing while Mr Jewett vacations from the Iron Works at Hardings They will visit Mrs Jewett's parents Mr and Mrs Parker T Black
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Steen
Oakstreet
Arrowsic
Steen
C M. Redlon Co
F. Evelyn Stewart
Stoneham
Mass
Edward LeMoine
LeMoine
North Street
Lubec
Charles W. Sheehan
U.S.A
Texas
Sheehan
Corp
John J. Keegan
Grove Street
Donald Jewett
David
Park Street
Milford
Jewett
Popham Beach Road Upgrade Aims To Improve Access
L E Gayton and Fred Waterhouse plan a new road linking to the south shore routes to bypass the lead curve by the Seth Snipe cottage. The project cuts trees, fills holes with gravel, and will run behind the cottage, fixing a sandy, frequently stuck area. The change promises easier travel and better access for summer traffic.
Local residents return from visits and vacations
Albert LeMoine of Gardenia California returns home after visiting brother Edward LeMoine and families on North street. Ina M Coss RN and son Joseph A Coss vacationing at Quaker Point while Mrs Coss works at Memorial hospital. Officers Moriarty and Thibo deau resume or start vacations. Jane and Sally Grant return from Old Orchard Beach visiting Bath relatives. Local youths head to Camp William Hinds for two weeks at Boy Scout camp in Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert LeMoine
Gardenia
Calif
Edward Lemoine
North Street
Sle
Andrew LeMoine
LeMoine
Floral Street
Ina M. Coss
Memorial Hospital
Joseph A. Coss
Quaker Point
Coss
R.N
C. Kenneth Thayer
Bath
John Wishart
Archie Wishart
Oliver Street
Richard
Edward MacDonald
Francis MacDonald
Trufant Street
William Hinds
Raymond
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. B. Oliver
Basin Road
Oliver
Decker
Bevan
Ray Campbell
Ernest Rogers
Dromore
Agnes Cutting
Rachel Cutting
Head Beach
Margaret Shorey
Bath Memorial Hospital
Christine Cutting-Beaven
Manchester
S. M. Perry & Son Co
George L. Nasi
New Jersey
Isabel Seavey
Shorey
Albert Mitchell
West Bath
Campbell's Pond
Irving Harrington
Harvey Bates
Guide‘board
Lawrence Hughes
Egg Hill
Bath Iron Works
David McKellar
Edward Drake
Birch Point
McKellar
Hall Department
Turday
H. J. Merrick
Church An
City Hall Bridge
Elfast
Peffingill’s Corner
H. Ellsworth Blodgett
Parker
Lithuania
Russia
Germany
Kovno
Wilno
Max Kutz
Cobb Road
Morris S. Povich
Baltermantz
Mr. Kutz
Povich
Atlantic
Jacob Goldstein
David S. Cogan
Morris H. Cohen
Old South Place
Memel
Rkoll
Jenui Ome
Szeeo Catalog
David Bradley
Winona
Minn
Sears
Cordwood Law
A.C
R. P.M
Center Street
Bath, Maine