Wiscasset Newsnotes and Local Weddings in July
Wiscasset residents host visitors from West Bridgewater and East Auburn while summer guests stay along Upper Federal street. Scouts fundraise at Lincoln Little League, and Selective Service closes afternoons starting July 29. Earle Doughty joins the Air Force and John Nelder enters Navy. Bertha Sutter funeral and Gov. Smith House reconstruction are reported among town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bailey
West Bridgewater
Mass
Oscar Bailey
Egbert Sewall
East Auburn
Lewis West
Boston and Hudson
Upper Federal Street
Richard Higgins, Jr
Stuart Gross
Hinds
Raymond
Roy E. Young
Raymond O. Young
West Falmouth
Neil Ross
Clinton Harris
Yarmouth
Richard Foye
Portland
Ira Redonnett
Attleboro
Bradford Redonnett
Bedford Redonnett
U. S
Japan
William Schulze
Canada
Lawrence Marston
North Reading
Edward Marston
Lynnfield Center
Herbert Taylor
Edgecomb
Oyster Harbor
Cubs
Giants
Lincoln
David Rines
Eddie Stockford
Rines
Harold Rines
Stockford
Beatrice Stockford
Selective Service Local Board
Lincoln County
Robert Barter
Boothbay Harbor
William Brooks Jr
Waldoboro
John E. McCormick
North Whitefield
Laura Blaisdell
New Harbor
Vernon Burton
Monhegan Island
Earle Stanley Doughty
Boothbay
Air Force
John Frank Nelder
Wiscasset
Navy
H. Hall Lewis
Stephen
Pine Point
Lewis
Harry Lewis
Providence
R. I
William Gove
St. Paul
Carol Kent
Eastport
Howard Little
Winchester
N. H
Richard Desmond
Canton
Kathleen Roche
Norwood
Vera Bullis
New Bedford Mass
Margaret Desmond
Ralph Hilton
Bath Road
Lorie
Augusta General Hospital
Gov. Smith
Bertha Sutter
Brice J. Sutter
Miles Memorial Hospital
Amariscotta
St. Kilip’s Episcopal Church
Long Island
N. Y
Sutter
Kingman
John
Robert
James Sutter
Forrest Johnson
Wilma Nalder
Fred Grover
Bernard Bailey
Lyle Dean Leslie
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Edwin Clary
Gardiner
Alfred Hanson
Bangor
Richard Hanson
Anna Canty
Grover
Woolwich
Engagement announced for Marion Ay Lane Smith and Robert N. Bosse
Mr and Mrs Howell B Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Marion Ay Lane Smith to Robert N Bosse son of Mr and Mrs Robert P Bosse A September wedding is planned Miss Smith is a Morse High School 1954 graduate and a senior at the School of Nursing Central Maine General Hospital Bosse is a St Dominic High School graduate who attended Portland University He is employed by Robert Bosse and Company Contractors Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell B. Smith
Marion Aylane
Robert N. Bosse
Robert P. Bosse
Miss Smith
Morse High School
School of Nursing
Central Maine General Hospital
Bosse
St. Dominic High School
Portland University
Robert Bosse and
Adelbert Moore
Woolwich
Vinal Hunnewell
James Henderson
James, Jr
Colleen
Philadelphia
Old Lyme
Baker
Portland
Ohio
Harold Tibbetts
Gardiner
Wilbur Presley
Nequasset
Lemuel Preble
Day's Ferry
Damariscotta Lake
Berkeley
Calif
Maine
Massachusetts
Washington, D. C
Marcia Stinson
Nelson Rice
Janice and
Raymond
Morrill
Orman Skillin
John, Murphy
River Road
Elster Dolloff
Middle Road
Bath Memorial Hospital
Dolloff
Harry Peareau
Ralph
New Britain
Conn
Chifford Molson
Ernest Lebel
U. S. Marines
Parris Island
N. C
Boston
Clifford Molson
Lebel
E. Lebel
C. Company
NCRD
Herbert Munsey
Alton Munsey
Howard Whittum
Day’s Ferry
Friendship
Richard Anderson
Salisbury
Mass
Carroll Morse
Linda Skillin
Erwin Skillin
Wiscasset
Betsy Smith
Walter Smith
Mason Carter
Robinhood
Martin Griffin
Medford
Fred Brown
Douglas Shaw, Jr
North Carolina
Douglas Shaw
William Cady
Dorchester
Edward J. Murphy
North Woolwich
Harold Leeman
Leeman
Fred Hayward
Bath
Woolwich Community Club cook out and birthday party
Woolwich notices record the Day's Ferry Community Club cook out at Mrs. Georgia Walker's home with joint hosting by Mrs. Russell Boyd of Boston. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Georgie Walker ended with cake and ice cream, plus later reports on church anniversary plans and local visits and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day's Ferry
Georgia Walker
Russell Boyd
Boston
Matthew Doak
Carroll Morse
Boyd
Doak
Morse
Matthow Doak
Howard Kirkpatrick
Marcia Stinson
Dorothy Marty
Barbara Kerr
Hayden Conant
Bath
Orman Skillin
Erwin Skillin
Carroll
Linda
Dale
Wiscasset
Walter Smith
Sandra
Betsy
Oakley
Dennis
Gertrude Brown
Arthur
Robert
Allen
Charles
Daniel
Woolwich
Dorothea Rice
Nelson
Janice
Raymond
Morrill
Maurice Rice
Boothbay Harbor
Walter Rice
Nevada
Conant
Kenneth Bearce
Georgie Walker
Day’s Ferry
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Lemuel Preble
National Capitol
Washington, D. C
Jefferson Memorial
Edward Skillings
South Freeport
Florence
Edward J. Murphy
Edward H. Murphy
Florence Temple
Eleanor Jameson
Spinning Wheel Club
Edgecomb
Mrs. Jameson
Middle Road
Rita Flemming
Canasta Club
Grace Smith
Gertrude Brawn
Sylvia Hathorne
Peggy Hathorne
Jeanette Groves
Elsie Stinson
Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary Holds Indoor Summer Sale
The Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary held its annual Summer sale of useful and fancy articles Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hazel Presley on the Nequasset road. The sale was indoors with summer garden flowers decorating the rooms. Mrs. Jessie Spaulding played the organ and sang old fashioned tunes during the afternoon and early evening. Mrs. Gertrude Stacy, president of the Auxiliary, and Mrs. Presley greeted the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset
Injured in Fall at BIW Shipyard Monday
Allen F. Thayer aged 42 of 91 Denny Road was injured Monday after falling 12 feet in Bath Iron Works sheet metal shop where he works. He was taken to Maine General Hospital in Portland for examination and observation. a BIW spokesman said no doctor reports have been received yet, but a relative indicated the injury may not be as serious as first thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen F. Thayer
Denny Road
Bath Iron Works
Thayer
Maine General Hospital
Portland
BIW
Arrowsic Summer Outings and Local Arrivals
Bath area society notes describe the Montsweag Extension Group outing at Mrs. Perley Ater’s cottage, with future picnics planned at Damariscotta Lake and Spinney Mills. Guests include Mrs. Georgie Walker recovering from an accident, Mrs. Emma Crosby from New York City, and families from Woolwich, Bath, and Arrowsic amid travel, visits, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perley Ater
Bath
Montsweag
Ruth Loeschner
Damariscotta Lake
Alice Baker
Georgie Walker
Washington, D. C
Maxine Boyd
Boston
Ediel Rice
Muriel Preble
Maud Orr
Som Dennis Baker
Woolwich
Emma Drummond
Arlene Sturmer
Frederick W. Elwell
Bar Harbor
Arrowsic
Judge
Woodbury
Manchester
N. H
Spinney Mills
Robert Phinney
Horatio L. Baker
Maritime Provinces
Canada
William Holt
New York City
Holt
Shea
Raymond Ainsworth
Leslie
Ronald Rittall
Frank Rittall
Raymond
Bion Ainsworth
Camp Hinds
Bion
Winter Street Church
Emma Crosby
Norman Drummond
Howard O. Frye
Black House Points
Maine
New Hampshire
Charles Paradis
Beverly Crosman
South Portland
Romain LeMarre
Brunswick
William Potter
Newburyport
Mass
Mary Knowles
Clyde Whittaker
Dennis
Lester Davis
Davis
Doubling Point
Daniel Akaway
Plum Island
Yarmouth
Raymond Buttchins
Raymond, Jr
Fiddlers Reach
Judy
Sandra Davis
Doubling Point Light
Dresden Gardens
Robert Hogan
John Jorgensen
Mark
Massachusetts
Mr. Jorgenson
Brunswick Chamber of Commerce
Clementine Paddleford
Customer Inspection Day At CMPs New Building
Central Maine Power Co schedules August 16 for customer inspection at its new Brunswick service center on U S Route 1 between Bath and Brunswick. Demonstrations include pole top rescue, meter testing, hot lines handling, appliance servicing, the new electronic oven, and other electric service items from 2 to 10 p m. The public is invited to attend. The Panama Canal 51 miles long took 32 years to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Maine Power Co
New Brunswick
U.S. Route 1
Bath
Brunswick
Richmond Bride Weds Navy Man at Monmouth Home
Gloria A Cray daughter of Mrs Nettie Cray and the late Wesley Cray and A J Kenney who is stationed at Brunswick Naval Air Base were married in a double ring ceremony at Joseph E LeMaster's home in Monmouth The bride wore a pink lace and chiffon gown with white carnations in her bouquet The groom's sister Miss Jean Kenney of Beverly Farms MA served as attendant Best man was Albert Cray A reception followed at Enterprise Grange hall The bride had been employed in a local restaurant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria A. Cray
Nettie Cray
Wesley Cray
Howard M. Kenney
Brunswick Naval Air Base
Clifton Kenney
Litchfield
Joseph E. LeMaster
Monmouth
Jean Kenney
Beverly Farms
Mass
Miss Kenney
Albert Cray
Enterprise Grange Hall
Pauline Beasley
Emerson Lane
David le Bourdais
Candy’s Harbor
Chester Bennett
Lorraine F
Merle Trask, Jr
Merle Trask
Gardiner
Bennett
Richmond High School
Kennebee Manufacturing Co
Farmingdale
Ames Worsted
Trask
T. W. Dick Co
Four’ Square Gospel Church
Harry Martin
W. H. Brown
Los Angeles
Calif
Cecil Burdick
Bath
Orville Stevens
Orville C
Allan
Stevens
Four Square Gospel Church
Clarence E. Brown, Jr
Florida Group
Atlantic Reserve Fleet
Green Cove Springs
Fla
H. C. Allan, Jr
U. S. Navy
Ensign Brown
Annie Mctevier
Old Ferry Road
Harold Wheatley
Billerica
Alfred E. Tarr
Henry Tarr
Norene (White) Tarr
Ethan Allen Air Force Base
Colby College
Virginia Humphrey
Richmond Corner
The
Baptist Church
Bernard Smith
Jacob Barter
Linda
Lynwood
Richmond
Bowdoinham
Rosalie Sanford
George Sanford
Maryland
WAF
Albert Darrah
Bertha Gray
Marie Harford
Elizabet Bishop
Lancaster Bishop School
Elizabeth Bishop
Edna Small
Comfort Branch
Stanley Griffin
Raymond
Jonesport
Sasta moine family attends Chelmsford wedding
Mr and Mrs Charles Sastamoine and son Charles of Crescent street returned home after a short visit. On Saturday they attended the wedding of Raymond Williams and Arlene Pelletier at St John’s Catholic church in Chelmsford with young Charles serving as ring bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sastamoine
Charles
Crescent Street
Mr. Sastamoine
Raymond Williams
Arlene Pelletier
St. John's Catholic Church
Chelmsford
Young Charles
Marrtown Notes Highlight Summer Arrivals and Local Fire Aid
Marrtown residents share updates on vacations and visits from Washington to Amherst, with Clifton Winns at Marrtown Center applying electric wiring paths. Notables include Prof Hans Nabhdlz in New Jersey, the Petersons expanding their summer place, and Goss relaxing at Grey Gulls. A woods fire on July 16 was halted by Georgetown Volunteer Fire Department, sparing significant damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Winn
Washington, D. C
Seguin Light House
Clifton Winns
Marrtown Center
Honas Hicks
Marrtown Heights
Clifton Winn
Betty Jane
Amherst
Mass
Hans
Sylvia Nabhdlz
New Jersey
Richard Peterson
Selwyn H Towne and Son
Winslow
North Acton
Peterson
Priscilla Towne
George Gould
Newton
Winn House
Irvin Dickey
South Falmouth
Honus Hicks
Fred
Barbara Hicks
Jimmy
Milford
N. H
Bob Graffam
Water's Edge
Harold I. Goss
Goss
Colewood
Roy Coles
Roy
Margaret Haley
Marrtown
New York
Skippy
George
Paddy
Willard Sprague
White Rocks
Georgetown Volunteer Fire Department, Inc
Bath-Built destroyer John Paul Jones joins Sixth Fleet tour
The Bath-built destroyer John Paul Jones operated with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. A squadron flag was onboard to test built-in features as the ship visited Gibraltar San Remo Italy Cannes France Beirut Lebanon and other ports. In May it steamed to the Near East to deter hostile activity connected to the Jordanian crisis before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
San Remo
Italy
Cannes
France
Beirut
Lebanon
Near East
John Paul Jones
Owen Family Reunion at Popham Beach
The Owen family held a reunion Tuesday at the Hennessey cottage on Popham Beach. Attendees included Mrs Hon Owen and children Stephen Deborah and Jane Mal vern Pa Mr and Mrs William Owen and children Colleen and Sandra of Loring Air Force Base Limestone Mr and Mrs Maurice Owen and children Margaret Barbara Richard and Maureen of Bath Mrs Carolyn Orr and daughter Jean of Bath Arthur Russell of Melrose Mass and Mr and Mrs George Strath and children Nancy and Janet of Melrose Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Popham Beach
Edward Owen
Stephen
Deborah
Jane
Malvern
William Owen
Colleen
Sandra
Loring Air Force Base
Limestone
Maurice Owen
Margaret
Barbara
Richard
Maureen
Bath
Carolyn Orr
Jean
Arthur Russell
Melrose
Mass
George Strath
Nancy and
Janet
Melrose, Mass
Pepper Gainsley Visits St Thomas Camp Return
Pepper C gainsley son of Mr and Mrs Clifton C gainsley of The Wellington Woolwich has returned home from a two weeks stay at St Thomas Camp in Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper C. Gainsley
Clifton C. Gainsley
Wellington
Woolwich
St. Thomas Camp
Camden
Anchor project aims to beautify Bath corner lot
Melvin Henderson seeks anchors loam and labor for a civic project at the southeast Washington Center corner. Ralph Reynold donates loam. property belongs to Roy and Mrs Richter who granted permission. Grading uses Loom. plans include shrubs near Bath Opera House and Roy’s Sanitary Market with a walk to an anchor at center. Contact Henderson with leads or help before the 350th anniversary shipbuilding celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
Center Streets
Melvin Henderson
Bath
Ralph Reynold
Woolwich
Roy Richter
Bedford Street
Henderson
Bath Opera House
Roy's Sanitary Market
America
West Bath Grange Supper Draws Large Crowd Monday
Large crowd attended West Bath Grange Monday evening for a special supper served to over 100 under Master Donald Coombs and a men’s committee. Lecturer Persis Miller led the program with song, comedy, and solos by Bernice McGlinchy, James Juliano, and others. a skit featured many members and a later tap dance closed the event. A display of Dora Royal’s hooked rugs and refreshments followed, with a future baked beans supper announced for Aug 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Donald Coombs
Grange
Persis Miller
The
Chester McCrater
Lafayette Wallace
Gordon Hersom
Bernice McGlinchy
Esther Andrews
James Juliano
Mrs. Andrews
Mattie Collins
Ruth Doughty
John
Bonnie Goodnow
Mary
Loretta Barter
Jimmy
Thelma Sylvester
Alice
Pauline Belanger
Katie
Verna
Coombs
Susie
Alice Smith
Betty
Frances St. Martin
Tom
France
Mears and Miss Wal lace File Marriage Intentions
Rodney E. Mears of 57 Pine Street and Miss Mary Ellery Wallace daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert C Wallace of the old Brunswick road have filed their marriage intentions at the office of City Clerk Harry E Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney E. Mears
Pine Street
Mary Ellery Wallace
Robert C. Wallace
Old Brunswick Road
Harry E. Ring
Five Towns Readies For 15K Field Day Championship
The first 15 kilometer AAU championship run in New England will be held at Bath on Aug 3 in conjunction with the 350th Anniversary. Sponsored by St Marys Field Day Association, the nine and a half mile event starts at 3 p m. Championship medals go to the top three, with trophies and merchandise for the first 10 finishers. Entries close Aug 1 with no entry fee but a 50 cent registration. Open to registered AAU athletes from Connecticut New England and Maine associations. Applications from Bath Times Sports Editor or Ed Shepherd of Gorham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Congregational Church
Many
Anne Dodge
New England States Amateur Athletic Union
Beth
Amerca
St. Marys
Clive Men
Maine
Ed Shephard
Gorham
Maine Association
AAU
Felward F. Cox
Bath Times
Connecticut
New England
Wynburg and Brightwater Summer Colony Notes
Wynburg and Brightwater summer colony notes list arrivals and openings of cottages. Howard Blachly and family occupy Leo Field cottage replacing Don ald Brewers. Bessie Cotton of New York opens her cottage after wintering in California. Debbie Cotton Leighton and family plan to occupy Kelly cottage. Wilbur Bult and family open Brightwater cottage. Barley Perkins family at New Meadows cottage with August stay planned. Todds return to New York after a month, with weekend visits anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Blachly
Washington, D. C
Leo Field
Donald Brewers
Washington
Bessie Cotton
New York
California
John
Debbie Cotton Leighton
Kelly
Griff N Stablers
New Jersey
Wilbur Bult
Hanover
No AD
Waterford
Brightwater
Barley Perkins
Peggy
Heath
Aussia
Perkins
Pat’ Todds
Hutchins to Move Kitchen Business on Cherry Street
Arthur Eo Witehins announces the discontinuation of his orphaned business Witchins Kitchen on Tas Front Street and relocation to Cherry Street. He will continue selling components of modern kitchens under a new name Hutchins, offering cabinets, countertops, sinks, disposers, ovens, range tops, fans, refrigerators, freezers, mixers, and dishwashers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Eo Witehins
Orphanes
Witchins Kitcheus
Front Street
Is Dori Hk Oh
Cherry
Hutchins
Ikitchens
Mutehins I
Duill Mo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rita Leeman
Alberta Brooks
Amy Cromwell
Ethel Blake
Louise Gilmore
Tina Molson
Jessie Spaulding
Stacy
Uo S Army
Willard G. Wyman
CONAC
Elford A. Stover, Jr
Co. G. Rotc of
Fort Devens
Stover
Bowdoin College
Raymond P. Tarr
Elford A. Stover
Dummer Street
CMP
Panama Canal
Wynburg and
Cherry Street
Optometrist