Memorial Service by Queen Esther Lodge Thursday
A memorial service for deceased members will be held by Queen Esther Rebekah lodge in Richmond at the district meeting opening. The event features greetings by Beulah lodge, address of welcome by Mrs. Clara L. Foster, and remarks by district officers. A banquet, Harbor Lights projects, and a Rebekah degree ceremony follow with grand officers and assembly leaders present.
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Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Lodges
District Ten
Grange Hall
Chestnut Street
Richmond
Athana Gilespie
Noble Grand
Nellie Lord
Ruth B. Howe
Margaret B. Peabody
Rebekah Assembly
Lilla R. Sproul
Hallowell
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Queen Esther
Bath
Evening Star
Brunswick
Vesper
Round Pond
Queen Esther Lodge
Beulah Lodge
Clara L. Foster
Ethel W. Potter
Rebekah
Evening Star Lodge
Sproul
Howe
Peabody
William B. Duncan
Lewiston
John W. Thornton
Frank L. Douglass
Augusta
Mabel L. Sheffield
East Corinth
V. Marie Clark
Millinocket
Elvira L. Everett
Lara Douglass
Aug
Rotary Hear Interesting Address on Chambers of Commerce
Bath Rotarians and guests heard Reginald A. Ouellette discuss the growth and influence of Chambers of Commerce from Europe to America. He traced origins from guilds to boards of trade, noting about 3 000 in the country and around a million members. President John Parker chaired. visitors included George Davis and Stephen Merrill, with Alfred Morin and Alcide Morin among the guests.
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Bath
Sedgwick
Chambers of Commerce
Reginald A. Ouellette
Lewiston
Larry T. Raymond
The
Personal Finance Co
Europe
Merchants Guild
London
Versailles
France
New York
Charleston
S. C
Philadelphia
Boards of Trade
National Chambers of Commerce
John Parker
George Davis
Daytona Beach
Fla
Stephen E. Merrill
Brunswick
Alfred Morin
W. M. Blake
Boothbay Harbor
Alcide P. Morin
Final meeting of Col. Dummer Sewall DAR Chapter honors officers
The Col. Dummer Sewall chapter DAR held its final season meeting at Mrs. Edmund A. Rothwell's home. Miss Jane Lemont was installed regent for the coming year with officers including Mrs. Marilla Morse as vice regent and Miss Virginia Andre as junior president of another DAR chapter guest. The gathering featured Flag Day program, defense stance, and a talk by guest speaker Mrs. A. J. Danielson on Life and Customs of Indians. Refreshments followed.
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Col. Dummer Sewall
Edmund A. Rothwell
Washington Street
Alice Varney
Jane Lemont
Marilla Morse
Marie Andre
Grace Carroll
Ada Deering
Nellie Lord
Ethel Bailey
Alice Litchfield
Ethel May
Miss Lemont
Pemaquid
Lena King
Chicago
Frank Smith
Richard Card
Paul Bagdikian
Virginia Andre
Elizabeth Lawrence
Columbia
Robert Gilchrist
America
A. J. Danielson
India
Bids Opened For North End Sewer Project
Bids for the North end sewer project funded by a federal grant of about 520,000 were opened by Mayor Walter C. Rogers and officials including John Newell. R. Civitarese of Boston bid 389,700, with Roslindale bidders Zoppo at 41,877 and Cibottee at 41,530. The committee approved Civitarese’s bid, to go to city council, then Washington for federal action.
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North End
Walter C. Rogers
John Newell
Board of Aldermen
Woods
Morse High School
Mr. Howard
Whitman & Howard
R. Ci
Washington
Approaching Wedding for Miss Jeanette Colby of Bath
Invitations issued for the June 10 wedding of Miss Jeanette Colby of Bath to Hollis Kennedy of Richmond. Colby, daughter of Mrs James A. Colby and the late Mr Colby of 866 Washington Street, recently from Woolwich, South 5th. Kennedy is son of Mr. and Mrs. Blair Kennedy of Richmond and works at Bath Iron Works. He belongs to the local State Guard unit.
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Jeanette Colby
Bath
Hollis Kennedy
Richmond
Colby
James A. Colby
Col
Washington Street
Woolwich
South 5 Y
Kennedy
Blair Kennedy
Bath Iron Works
Brunswick man visits Boston guest of his mother
Harry Gifford of Brunswick road has returned from Boston where he was a guest of his mother, Mrs. Muriel Johnston.
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Harry Gifford
Brunswick Road
Boston
Muriel Johnston
Thousands view memorial parade longest in years
Bath observed Memorial Day with a lengthy parade from the G A R lot through Oak Grove cemetery to Read Nichols wharf. Drum Major Edwin L. Emmons, leading in brilliant uniform, collapsed from heat exhaustion but recovered at Memorial hospital. The event drew large turnout from police, Guards, and veterans groups, with Morse High School band earning praise. Parade ended after services at Soldier's Monument as organizers thanked participants.
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Bath
Oak Grove Cemetery
Soldier's Monument
Read _ Nichols wharf
Edwin L. Emmons
Center Street
Memorial Hospital
Percy W. Kingsbury
Bath Iron Works Corp
American Legion
Sons of Union Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Combat Engineers
State Guard
Morse High School
Emmons
Oak
Middle Streets
North Street
Read Nichols Wharf
Commercial Street
Green and
High Streets
Old Brunswick Road
Lincoln Street
Green Street
High Street
Center
Bonfires at Hyde Park Terrace Stir Controversy
Controversy surrounds the Hyde Park Terrace project on Center street as reports claim lumber and shingles were burned on the grounds to clear the site. Residents, fearing waste, described scenes as officials deny major losses while noting some material is saved for future use.
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Hyde Park Terrace
Center Street
County Pomona May Meeting at Dirigo Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona grange met at Dirigo grange Brunswick with 81 attendees. A memorial for 24 Pomona members who died was held followed by tableaux and songs. A discussion covered county problems, church aid, and a possible farm product auction. several local leaders participated. Ten dollars was voted for the grange educational aid fund.
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Sagadahoc
Neil Bishop
Bowdoinham
Justus Miller
Bath
William Gould
Joseph Randlette
Cleveland Marriner
Richmond
C. B. Smith
William Wilson
Topsham
Charles Sadler
Brunswick
Chester Ames
Harpswell
Lucy Armstrong
West Bath Grange
Dirigo Grange
Marie Hambler
West Bath
Sagadahoc Pomona
Otis Schroeder
Topsham Grange
The
Grange Educational Aid Fund
Marie Hamblet
Flora
John Palmer
Merrymeeting Grange
Harvey Jordan
Charles Thompson
Progressive Grange
Justus H. Miller
D. Wallace MacDonald
Joseph R. Oliver
Arthur C. Lemont
William A Armstrong
Alice F. Johnson
D. Wylie Lemont
William Coombs
Lewis D Carter
Bernice Sturtevant
Edward B. Hamblett
Edgar D
Lions to Observe Third Charter Night in Bath
The Bath Lions club celebrates its third charter night at Sedgwick Hall on Thursday with dinner at 6 30 followed by dual installation of Lions and Lionesses. Dancing and social time conclude the evening. Dr Herbert T Caverly chairs the event and tickets are available from Lion Charles Bartlett by Tuesday.
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Lions Club of
Bath
Sedgwick
Herbert T. Caverly
Lion Charles Bartlett
Bath Young Lady Co author Class Will
Miss Madeline HH Jones of this city a Nassau college senior and Miss Frances Palmer of Worcester Massachusetts are co authors of the class will to be given at last chapel on June 5. Jones is soloist with the glee club for baccalaureate service June 7 and commencement June 8. She has been active in the choir editor of the school paper assistant business manager of the Year Book staff and treasurer of the secretarial club. She has also been doing her secretarial practice work at the Spring vitamin batik.
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Madeline HH. Jones
This City
Nassau College
Frances Palmer
Worcester
Mass
Miss Jones
Glee Club
Alumi
Nacon
Virte Nertionad Batik
Army Lieutenant Visited Family During Fur Lough
Second Lt. William R. Spaulding Jr recently moved from Fort Knox Kentucky to Fort Benning Georgia and was in the city for a brief visit with his father William R. Spaulding foreman of The Times Co job department during a fur lough.
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William R. Spaulding, Jr
Fort Knox
Fort Benning, Ga
William R. Spaulding
The
Times Co
Phippsburg to Vote on Land Gift for Consolidated School
Phippsburg plans a special town meeting Monday evening at the town hall to decide if the selectmen may donate town farm land on Small Point road to the government for a consolidated school. The move could reduce crowding in Winneganee and Center but faces concerns over transportation costs and overall expense.
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Phippsburg
Small Point Road
Winneganee
Stanwood C. Gilman
Richard J. Libby
Rural Education
West Point
Vance
Center
Gilman Strmimiee
Phippsburg Center
Forty Service Men Guests at a Party
The U S O Center hosted a weekly party for Service men from Bath with forty guests. The Cosmopolitan club organized dances, song led by Pvt Dam Nadel, and refreshments. Hostesses included Mrs Arthur Gedimian and Mrs Mas Kutz with Barbara White as chair.
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Bsty Center
Acer Cosmopolitan Club
Arthur Gedimian
Mas Kutz
A J. Danielson
Barbara White
Miss Holmes
Eleanor Gedinann
Rhoda Kutz
Philip Whitmore
Robert Beaudoin
Baxter-Comee Wedding At Bowdoin Chapel
The Baxter-Comee wedding took place Monday at Bowdoin College Chapel with Mies Alice Priston Corner as bride. Officiating was Reverend Sue fonction Christian pastor of the Universalist Church, and attendees included family from Amesbury and Portland. The couple plans residence at 9 Longfellow Avenue after a wedding trip.
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Baxter-Comee
Bowdoin Chapel
Mies Alice Priston
Age
Radeion Comee
Braopenck
Janes
Oeiuis Baxter
Jr Sin
Asset
John L. Baxter
Brus Ace
Bowden Colege
Res
Sue Icion Christian
Dprniversaliat Churcn
Pavaon Waite Tucker
Frederick BE
Tillutaon
Constance Elizabeth Comee
Paul O'Neal
Amesbury Mass
Nancy Cushing
New York City
Catherine Martin
Portland
Eleanor Merriman
Biddeford
Laurent Dubois
Needham Mass
Edgar A Comee
Shade Benducts
Nassau
Josepho MacKay
Houston
Senton
Hartley C. Baxter
Prother
Frederick G. Fisher, Jr
Douvald MacDonald
Waar
Jonathan W. French Jr
Exeter
N. H
Wayland HH. Morse Jr
Concord
SN Ho
Dam
Labor Election Set for July 7 at Local Center
A local labor election is scheduled for July 7 with ballots cast at the usual polling site. Officials urge voters to verify hours and bring proper identification. The event follows a period of preparation and has drawn attention from community groups and labor organizations.
CAPT DOUGHERTY ORDERED TO DUTY AT FORT DEVENS
Capt John F Dougherty a chemical director at Springfield army camp receives orders to report for duty at Fort Devens. The notice, issued by military authorities, outlines his assignment timeline and the location shift affecting personnel and operations.
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Dougherty
Fort Devens
Milton Lew
Sprig Held
Mims- Diailw
Mir
John FF. Dougherty
Treatiegal
Springfeld
Isresa
Bert Devens
Fort Dexer
Ted
Phaeies
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D.A.R
R. Civitarese of
Thousands View
Drum
Clarence A. Warner
Legion
NEW Project
Can
County
Pomona
Junior Cosmopolitan Club
U.S.O. Center
E. Randall Comee
Baxter
Brunswick High School
Deerfield Academy
Bowdoin College
Delta Kappa Eption Fraternity
Phi Beta Kappa
H. C. Baxter & Bro
John L. Baxter, Jr
Iron Workers
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