Miss Jane I Harward Rites In Montreal On Homecoming
Mrs Harward dies in Montreal while returning to Richmond from Detroit Michigan where she had stayed months with her brother Frederick T Harward Born 1868 daughter of John T and Mary Hunter Harward She is survived by her brother a nephew and two nieces Funeral service held Friday at the Episcopal church conducted by Rev Tom G Akeley Daily Vacation Bible School opens July 16 at the Methodist church Enrollment 67 with 36 perfect attendance Officers and instructors listed with committees A Masterly community report of events follows including grange activities lawn party charity drives play and church notes
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Jane I. Harward
Montreal
Detroit
Mich
Frederick T. Harward
John T. A Mary Hunter Harward
Episcopal Church
Tom G. Akeley
Christ Episcopal Church of
Gardiner
Methodist Church
Miss Kent
Melita Leavitt
Jean Kimabll
Helen Herbert
David Hickland
Ilene Sherman
Annette Harford
Lillian Haynes
Connie Guiey
Ellen Sanborn
Agnes Chipman
Bernice Terrell
Anne Kimball
Enterprise Grange
Annie Dunbar
Grange Ladies Aid
Paul Batehelder
Priscilla Chipman
Beatrice Parent
St. Ambrose Church
Fred Deroche
E. Tregembo
Margaret Dailey
Carl Roberts
Edward Morissette
E. Sullivan
Patricia Hurley
Carole Hurley
Harold Richardson
Vincent Marchese
John Hurley
Keano
Amy Bradley
A. V
C. W
Post Department
Elizabeth Savage
Augusta
Jewett
Vanessa Beedle
Annie Briery
Mildred Davis
Viola James
Pauline Gilpatrick
Beatrice Webber
Augusta Jewett
Emerson School
Taxpayers’ Association
Phil Watson
Auburn
Mr. Emerson
Brunswick
FE. F. Pratt
Robert Sommer
Ruby Bennett
Frank Beedle
Darrah Street
Arthur D. Fossett
Ralph
Beedle
Annie Johnson
Lillian Johnson
Alfred Niles
Albert W. Wing
South Front Street
Central Maine Power Co
Woolwich
Visiting relatives and service members gather in Somerville and Dorchester
Mrs Lillian Nickerson of Boston visits aunt Mrs John Parker on Water Street while Mrs Grace Conant of Washington DC stays with her parents Mr and Mrs John Mealey. Lieut Lorena Protheroe WAC on 30 day leave visits Bath with Sheriff Charles Messenger. Ensign Marguerite Manwaring USNR spends weekend with family on Main Street before reporting to Chelsea Naval Hospital. Pvt First Class Donald O Dunbar on 30 day furlough from 8th Air Force joins Swan Island relatives. extended family gatherings include the Dunbar and Roberts households.
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Somerville
Dorchester
Mass
Lillian Nickerson
Boston
John Parker
Water Street
Grace Conant
Washington, D. C
John Mealey
Charles Gauthier
Charles
Linda
Albert Wing
South Front Street
Charles Dore
Moose Pond
Main
Manwaring
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Chelsea
C. O. Dunbar
Swan Island
Pvt
Donald O. Dunbar
8Th Air Force
Richard
Robert Dunbar
Hampden
Emily Bushing
Bath
Dunbar
George Wilson
Winthrop
Leslie Roberts
Center Street
Lane pays fine for driving while intoxicated
James F. Lane of Boothbay Harbor paid a $100 fine and $16.86 costs after being found guilty of driving while intoxicated in Lincoln County Municipal Court. The collision on Route One in Wiscasset involved a sedan driven by Edward C. Daley of 854 Washington Street. Daley and his wife were shaken up though Lane was uninjured. State Police Trooper Frank W. Powers investigated and cited a near head on crash with substantial vehicle damage.
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James F. Lane
Boothbay Harbor
Edward C. Daley
Washington Street
Lincoln County
Lane
Wiscasset
Frank W. Powers
State Police
Yanks Shop in Paris Uncle Sam's Army Store Booms
Paris business at the U S Army department store flourishes with daily sales between 18000 and 20000 dollars at cost. About 300000 customers served since opening on Sept 29. A 75 man Army team and 100 French staff aid officers and Allied personnel in a near American department store setup.
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Paris
U.S. Army Department
Army
Red Cross
U.S. Army
Calvin L. Dickerson
Fort Worth
Texas
Irene Jennings
Royal Oak
Mich
Georgetown Summer sale date to be set at league meeting
A Georgetown league meeting this week will set the Summer sale date and form committees. They will decide if a public supper is advisable due to food scarcity. A Five Islands Bible school youth spoke at First Baptist.
French tailors, American fitters run wartime uniforms shop
American consultants supervise French tailors who produce snappy uniforms for about 7,000 women a month. Officers buy service ribbons and insignia while French workers help with sales and fitting in cash-only transactions.
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France
Jennings
Continent
Cap
Iron Works Triumphs 4 0 Over Rumford in Sunday Tilt
Bath Iron Works men secured a 4 to 0 shutout of Rumford as Hank Washburn out pitched Chuck Venskus. Washburn allowed two singles and a walk, fanned nine, and shut out the visitors after the third inning. Key plays included Willette and Smalls scoring in the third, Grover scoring on a bunt in the fourth, and Parker’s run in the eighth, with Desmond adding a late RBI single. Rumford’s Venskus, a prewar Yankee farmhand, was effective early but could not overcome Bath’s offense and defense. Umpires Fortunato and Stewart officiated the 25‑inning game.
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Maine
Bath Iron Works
Rumford
Hank” Washburn
Bunny” Watson
Chuck
Venskus
New Guinea
Pacific
Washburn
Allen
Willette
Charle Smalls
Grover
McCobb
Parker
Patterson
Bath
Dicky Desmond
Bunny
Robert
Stephens High School
Chuck” Venskus
New York Yankees
Binghampton
Party Tendered Miss Glenda Howard at Home
Miss Frances Flaherty hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at her 344 Front Street home in honor of Mrs Glenda May Howard daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman W Howard of Washington Trent. The guest list included Edra Besw Lerroene Childa Staples Ann Desmond Betty Howard Anna Merrill Alma Tai Richmond Jean Stanton Damariscotta and others. Fruits pumsh and peach shortcake were served along with art gifts for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Flaherty
Front Street
Glenda May Howard
Norman W. Howard
Hinston Trent
Robert L. Goodridge
USAAF
Mass Howard
Mosher
Andrew C. Flaherty
Edra Bes
Lerroene Childa Staples
Ann Desmond
Betty Howard
Anna Merrill
Alma Tai
Richmond
Jean Stanton
Damariscot
Harold McElman
Betty Anderwn
Marie Hurt
Five Islands community events and a boat fire at Boothbay Harbor
A large crowd enjoyed a sail to Boothbay Harbor from Five Islands Tuesday. A Thursday community supper at Howard's hall featured dancing with pianist Mrs. Elbridge Southard and library activities led by Vesta Rowe. Sunday a cabin cruiser Ruth owned by Clarence Preble caught fire near the town float, injuring Preble and others. Clarence Rowe and Lermond Davis aided, the boat was towed away, and First Aid was given by Chief Carr.
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Boothbay Harbor
Peterson
Howard's Hall
Elbridge Southard
Vesta Rowe
Ruth
Clarence Preble
Mr. Preble
Charlie Davis
Clarence Rowe
Lermond Davis
Carr
Preble
Woodrow Gray
Alex Cuningham
Bath
Rockcrest Guests and Local Visits Chronicle
Risccotta visited her niece Mrs Lester Davis on Sunday. Webster Harley called on his daughter Mrs Vincent Davis Monday while visiting Mrs Milburn Stevens in Livermore Falls. The OConnor cottage is occupied by Mrs John Budd and children of Trenton New Jersey Daniel McLoughlin of Springfield Mass Mrs Thomas Buckley and family and Mary Canning of Augusta. The following were guests at Rockcrest last week Mr and Mrs Lewis Kinsman of Marlboro Mass and Mr and Mrs Chester Hobart of Quincy Mass. Mr Kinsman and Mrs Hobart Visited their sister Mrs Branne Harford. Mr and Mrs Arthur Marr and daughter Mrs Parker Start. Mr Start and their son Richard are at their cottage for two weeks.
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Five Islands Bible School
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Pinkham
Maureen Davis
Joan Hagan
Faylene Rowe
J. R. Blackie
Ann Hurlbert
Chicago
Chester Felsen
Seguinland
Goffstown
N. H
Richard Rogers
Maude Thayer
Inez Allen
North Sedgewick
Gertrude Waldron
Dexter
Lillian Morse
Robinhood
George Hourich
Jeanette Ritz
New York
Reyder House
Frank Brown
Rumford
R. I
Herbert Hunt
Walter Powers
Carlton Brown
Bath
Dana Craney
Thora Berggreen
Carolyn Carlson
George Laskey
Mae Hagan
Richmond
Junior Hagan
Maynard Files
Bucksport
Frank Heald
Files
Henry Brown
Allen C. Brown
Oliver Hooper
Portland
Smith Cottage
Sagadahoc Bay
Francis Oliver
Germany
William Holt
Ithaca
N. Y
William Zorach
Westall
Ed Harriman
Hudson, Mass
Lorie Dodge
Zorach Place
James Gillies
Carroll Powers
Roscoe P. Todd
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Richard Steele
Suzanne
Lexington
Higgins
Leslie Brewer
Southport
Ralph Dunton
George Powers
Philip Stebbins F
Howard Trafton
John Rose
Webster Cottage
Lillian Hurlbert
Prof
Hurlbert
West Georgetown
Ann Gifford
York
Edward Wrenn
Maynard Thibodeau
Cecil Stevens
Cecil
Atlantic City
N. J
Carl Pierson
Leslie Ainley
Fred Carr
Carr
Bath Iron Works
Paul A. Thompson
Dorothy
Athens
J. Stevens
Lermond Davis
North Anson
Cameron Hinckley
Hinckley
Donald Blake
Frank Blake
Vernon E. Gray
Bata
Orville Rowe
Harold Rowe
Friendship
Melvin Comeau
O. F. Rowe
William Blenn
Miles S. Perkins
Malden
Elbridge Southard
James Stevens
Derby Line
Ellsworth Pinkham
Kathleen Rittall
St. Andrews
Boothoay Harbor
Ernest Marr
Chester McMahan, Jr
Dennis Moore
Boston
Almon Marr
Salivy Boy
Gerry
Maiden
Borjdse Southard
Gorse Gras
Boothony
Kathleen Rider Wenit
Aus- Pita
Alec Marr
Lester Davis
Dav
Rose
Elton Cunningham
Augusta
Tur Cottage
Waiter Savage
Kittery
P. B. Savage
Joseph F.isem
Austasia
Lawrence Ba.ier
Navy
Gerald
Huonckley
Percy Savage
Laura Clifford
Dam
Riscotta
Webster Harley
Vincent Davis
Lermond Davis and
Milburn Stevens
Livermore Falls
O'Connor
John Budd
Trenton
Daniel McLoughlin
Springfield
Thomas Buckley
Mary Canning
Rockcrest
Lewis Kinsman
Middleboro
Chester Hobart
Quincy
Kinsman
Hobart
Branne Harford
Arthur Marr
Parker Start
Mr. Start
Richard
State of Maine seafood recipe book honors winners
The Maine Development Commission and Sea and Shore Fisheries Department publish The State of Maine's Best Seafood Recipes with 115 recipes chosen from Maine housewives. Winners Marion Stevens, Julia Murphy, Eve Lyon Gamache, Sayde Campbell, Esther Averill among contributors. foreword by Gov. Hildreth. 11 color plates. available by request at State House Augusta or Boothbay Harbor.
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Marion Stevens
Five Islands
Julia Murphy
West Bath
Evelyon Gamache
Richmond
Sayde Campbell
Robinhood
Esther C. Averill
Wis- Casset
Maine Development Commission
Maine
Sea and Shore Fisheries Department
Horace Hildreth
State House
Augusta
Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries
Boothbay Harbor
Bath built vessels in Hawaiian waters
The Bath Iron Works ships Belfast and Camden, built for the Boston Bangor run, are serving in Hawaiian waters. Turbine driven and once a Maine coastal curiosity, they faced landing challenges before crews mastered their headway and docking. They proved popular on the run and later moved to other waters before the present war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Camden
Boston- Bangor
Bath Iron Works
Hawaiian
Tw O
Posser
Maine
Penobscot
Rover
Providence
Non-Magnetic Steel Helmets for Reconnaissance Use
The American combat helmet, built by army ordnance, uses non-magnetic steel to avoid compass interference during patrolling and reconnaissance work.
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Army Ordnance
John Langdon Wilson Dies Sudden in Bath Maine
John Langdon Wilson aged 61, a longtime chauffeur for Fred H. Kimball and wife since 1910, died suddenly at his home on 4 Andrews Road. A Bath resident for 49 years, he was born in Georgetown and stood among Maine’s experienced drivers. Services are set for Tuesday at 2 pm at Curtis funeral home.
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John Langdon Wilson
Fred H. Kimball
Andrews Road
Wilson
Maine
Irvin Wilson
Langdon Wilson
Gardiner
Robert Willis
Nathaniel Stover
Bath
Curtis Funeral Home
Henry E. Savage 44 Dies After Brief Illness in Bath
Henry E. Savage of 554 Middle Street died Thursday afternoon at Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Arthur F. Mayo Funeral Residence conducted by Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson. Born in Bath on December 6, 1900, he was the son of Solon C. and Nellie G. Clough. He worked at Bath Iron Works and as a taxi driver and belonged to Bath Aerie Order of Eagles. He leaves his wife four sons Philip Henry Jr George and Kenneth four daughters Grace York Ruth Chamberland Doris and Linda one brother Milton and one grandson, all of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Savage
Middle Street
Memorial Hospital
David L. Wilson
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Mr. Savage
Bath
Solon C
Nellie G. Clough
Bath Iron Works
Bath Aerie Order of Eagles
Philip
Henry
George
Kenneth
Grace York
Ruth Chamberland
Doris
Linda
Milton
All
Mrs Caroline H Larrabee Dies At 85 In Bath
Mrs Caroline H Larrabee aged 85 widow of Edward F Larrabee died after a brief illness at Bath Memorial Hospital. She was visiting West Bath relatives. remains taken to Mayo Funeral Residence and returned to Frankfort. Daughter Dr C H Larrabee of Summit New Jersey arrived to accompany the body. Funeral services set for Tuesday afternoon in Monroe with burial in Wiswell Cemetery Frankfort.
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Caroline H. Larrabee
Bath Memorial Hospital
Edward F. Larrabee
Frankfort
West Bath
Mayo
C. H. Larrabee
Summit
N. J
Monroe
Wiswell Cemetery
Frederick E Waite Dies Suddenly at Home
Frederick E Waite died suddenly at his home on Tuesday morning while preparing to go to work as a crane operator at Hyde Windlass Co. He was a World War I veteran and is survived by his wife Bertha E Waite. The remains are at Mayo Funeral Residence awaiting relatives' arrival. Funeral arrangements will be announced upon their arrival.
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Frederick E. Waite
Front Street
Hyde Windlass Co
Bertha E Waite
Mayo
Ruth U. Holbrook Dies. Memorial Hospital Obituary
Ruth Ursula Holbrook, daughter of Llewellyn and Alma Holbrook, died at Memorial Hospital Wednesday evening. Born in Bath on July 12 1943, she will have a committal service at Oak Grove Cemetery Saturday at two in the afternoon conducted by Rev. Charles L. Kinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ursula Holbrook
Llewellyn
Alma Holbrook
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Oak Grove
Charles L. Kinney
Funeral for John Langdon Wilson Held at Curtis Home
Funeral services for John Langdon Wilson were held at Curtis Funeral Home at 2 PM officiated by Rev. Chester Bo Oliver. Bearers were Neil Wilson Harold Small Fred Higgins and Lawrence Houston. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Langdon Wilson
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Chester Bo Oliver
Neil Wilson
Harold Small
Fred Higgins
Lawrence Houston
Oak Grove
Aluminum Ware Changes When Cooking with Acid Foods
Aluminum ware may darken slightly when cooking acidic foods but the change is not harmful and the utensil usually becomes brighter afterward.
Obituary for Mrs. Ethel M. Steele
Services will be held at Curtis funeral home for Ethel M. Steele 67 widow of Byron Steele of Watertown Massachusetts who died suddenly at the home of Mrs. D Wylie Lents at 18 School Street while visiting for a month Born in Camden she was daughter of Rev John Cox and Emma Lemont Cox of Bath Her father was a Baptist minister and hotel proprietor She was a member of the Baptist church in Belmont and the Community church in Boston She is survived by son Lt Ernest Steele U S N in Washington D C a daughter Mrs Mary MacKinnon of Watertown a twin sister Mrs Edwin Hutchinson of Lexington Mass and several cousins including Mrs Edwin Haggett James B and Harry Lemont of West Bath and Everett and Arthur Lemont of this city The late D Wylie Lemont was also a cousin of Mrs Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Ethel M. Steele
Byron Steele
Watertown
Mass
D. Wylie Lents
School Street
Steele
Camden
John Cox
Emma Lemont Cox
Bath
Oakledge
New Meadows River
Baptist Church
Belmont
Community Church
Boston
Ernest Steele
U.S.N
Washington, D. C
Mary MacKinnon
Edwin Hutchinson
Lexington
Edwin Haggett
James B
Harry Lemont
West Bath
Everett
Arthur Lemont
City
D. Wylie Lemont
Waite Funeral Set Thursday at Mayo Residence
Frederick E. Waite's funeral is scheduled for Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the Mayo Funeral Residence on High Street. Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson will lead the service, with burial in East Clarendon Cemetery, Vermont, Friday at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Waite
Mayo
High Street
David L. Wilson
East Clarendon
Vermont
USO Hall Dance Schedule At Bath University
Bath U S C presents a busy USO week with Cliff Leeman's orchestra for tonight's 8:30 to 11:45 dance and a second shift from 12:30 to 3:30 a.m. Thursday. Other events include youth dances for ages 14 to 19, drop-in games and dancing, Sunday open house with buffet, and Monday service men activities featuring indoor recreation options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Cliff Leeman
G.S.O
Commendation for Bath Police Rapid Car Recovery
A reader commends Bath Police Department for recovering her stolen car within one hour. Virginia Clay Hamilton M D notes police, Sgt Williams and Officers Kelliher and Howe used radio-equipped patrol car to locate and return her vehicle. She praises city police efficiency and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Bath Memorial Hospital
Sgt. Williams
Kelliher
Howe
Bath
Virginia Clay Hamilton
New Tablet Opens Oysters Fast by Carbonated Water
United States fishery experts predict a tablet dropped in water will make oysters open in five minutes. The method supposedly sedates the oysters with carbonated water so their muscles relax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tenderizing Meat With Grinds and Acid Marinades
The guide lists methods to soften tougher meats by grinding or cooking with vinegar or tomatoes. It notes cooling in the broth for about an hour yields juicier results.
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Poulin
Desmond
Glenda Howard
Sea and Shore Fisheries
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Brook
John L. Wilson
Aluminum
Ethel M. Steel
Watertown, Mass
F. E. Waite
Bath U. S. C
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