Wiscasset Class of 1941 to graduate and alumni meeting
Wiscasset Academy set graduation for Wednesday afternoon June 11 followed by a ball. The 40th annual Alumni Association meeting is Monday evening at Masonic Hall at 6 30 with a banquet at 7. Speakers include Miss Evelyn Hodgdon and Hon N Gratz Jackson. Wedding announcements and local news follow from many families with engagements and marriages in Wiscasset and nearby towns.
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Wiscasset Academy
Wiscasset Academy Alumni Association
Masonic Hall
Evelyn Hodgdon
N. Gratz Jackson
Charles L. Rines
William L. Rines
Jeannette Eliza George
Dresden
Nathaniel J. George
Phoenix
Ariz
West Gardiner
L. H. Clarke
Fred W. Merry
Jane
James
Katherine Lewis
Portland
Wiscasset Athletic Club
Richmond
Aines
Wiscasset
Christ Episcopal Church
Bay Ridge
N. Y
Robert Eliot Burnham
Alice Gabrielson
John H. Fitzgerald
Burnham
Augustus Burnham
Damariscotta
Bossert
Gabrielson
E. Ernest Wiese
Kenneth Burnham
Philip Burnham
Frank Rohrbaugh
Joseph McNulty
Virginia Beach
Clarence A. Richards
Lincoln County
Richards
May B. Flye
E. C. Whittemore
The
Baptist Church
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Maine
Greenlawn Cemetery
Laura A. Lewis
Sanford G. Lewis
Vincent
Edgecomb
Ellsworth McPhee
William G. McPhee
McPhee
Camp Devens
Presular Amseetus
Garrison Hill
Welvek
Richard Colby
Earl Colby
Colby Edda Bailey
Barbara
Robert Cormier
Jay Blagdon
Jilliny Wanser
Margaret Mitchell
Sherry Somes
Falvene Huntiewell
Everett Wathorne
Sally Abbott
Carolyn Farnham
Priscila Colby
Ronald Shea
Charlotte Cormier
Flora Bailey
Betty Lewis
Elizabeth Hatherine
Jessie Colby
Frances Somes
Richard
Small Point Beach Opens Earlier for Summer Season
The Small Point Beach season starts early as several cottages open. Loyall Sewall, Douglas Dearborn and families, Chase Mellon, Frederick B. Percy and others expect to arrive. Elizabeth Pattee of Boston vacationed at her cottage over the weekend. Sydney Smith of Augusta and James Thompson, caretaker, are among those mentioned with local holiday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small Point Beach
Loyall F. Sewall
Douglas Dearborn
Cony
Chase Mellon
Frederick B. Percy
Elizabeth Pattee
Boston
William Allen Smith, Jr
Sydney
Augusta
Notable Season At Five Islands Cottage
Mrs. E. B. Black of New York and St Petersburg Florida, and her sister Miss J. L. Bucknam of Bath, are staying at the J. L. Howard cottage at Five Islands for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. E. B. Black
New York
St Petersburg
Fla
J. Tse A. Bucknam
Bath
J. L. Howard
Five Islands
West Bath PTA Meeting Ends With Lamp Gift
More than 50 attendees at the West Bath Pointfield Little field school heard a short business session approving a contribution to the U S O drive followed by music and readings by pupils. Linwood Leavitt showcased a trained dog, and Barbara Fisher received a floor lamp from the PTA as she leaves Lowell school to marry Norman Merriman. Refreshments were served. Memorial day weekend visits and various social notes followed from Bath and Brunswick area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Littlefield School
Linwood Leavitt
Foster's Point
Melford Perham
Barbara Fisher
Lowell School
Sabino Oscar Knight and neighbors return to cottages
Oscar Knight and housekeeper Mrs Bertha Warr have come back to the Knight cottage after two weeks in Malden. The Pratts and Bernard Jr spent the weekend at their cottage, while Walter Gilpin and Everett Lemont returned from a Massachusetts trip and Sabine cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Knight
Bertha Warr
Malden
Bernard Pratt
Bernard, Jr
Walter Gilpin
Massachusetts
Everett Lemont
Upper High Street
Sabine
Portland
Samuel Bates
Bates Farm
Leonard Oliver
Humphrey Owen
Charles Owen
South Portland
Carl Weaver
United Service Organization forms for Bath campaign
A United Service Organizations general committee meeting chaired by Boyd Bailey outlined a Bath campaign launch on June 3 to fund and run service clubs for soldiers and sailors. Mrs. Wilmer Voorhees was named vice chairwoman, with a broad committee lineup and headquarters planned at Bath Trust Co building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Service Organizations
Boyd Bailey
Washington Street
Bailey
U.S.O
Bath
Wilmer Voorhees
Daniel Williams
William C. Perkins
John Mulcahy
Walter Lambie
Louis Silverman
Bath Trust Co
Edgar D. Leavitt
Legion Hall
Iron Works
John Osborne
Lance Cooper
Donald N. Smart
Joseph O. Purdue
Community Members Remember Local Figure and Family
The notice lists Mrs Orrington Lewis and her son Donald, along with Mr Weaver and Carl Owen of West Brockton, as well as Mr and Mrs Orrington Lewis and son Donald who passed Sunday at Robert Small's log cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Carl Owen
West Brockton
Orrington Lewis
Donald
Robert Small
Memorial Service at West Bath Grange
The West Bath Grange held its annual memorial service after the regular meeting on Monday evening. The program featured scripture read by chaplain Mrs. Jerry Haile, solos and duets by members, tributes to deceased members during roll call, and a closing hymn. Edward Jenks and Mrs. Jenks, newly married, received a six way floor lamp from the Grange, followed by a buffet lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jenks
West Bath
Courtney Stover
Avery Colby
Somerville
Bates Stover
Brunswick Road
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Walter Brown
Peggy
Wollaston
Mass
Brown
William Hennessey
Chester B. Oliver
Wesley Church
Bath
Fred Bubier
Marcia Knight
James Brann
Ronald Arthur
Alfred Cargill
Kermit David
Bath Memorial Hospital
Warren Kinney
Charles Darrah
Darrah
J. B. Cook
Cook
Gloria Lewis
Wiscasset
Edward Mank
Mank
N. J. Simard
George le Blanc
Richard
Almanzac Goudreau
Albina
Lea Deschamp
Salem
Robert Fuller
Todd-Bath Iron Shipbuilding Corp
South Portland
Lannes Fuller
Larrabee’s Grove
Earle Eastman
Reading
Julia
Joseph W. Larrabee
Harry Vinal
L. D. Sheldon
Brunswick
Walter Larrabee
Topsham
Billy
David
Joseph
York Village
Trafton Swain
Joseph Larrabee
Lawrence Palmer
West Bath Grange
Grange
Jerry Haile
Lewis E. Palmer
Lewis D. Carter
Joanna Hodgkins
Wallace MacDonald
Fred K. Sturtevant
William Armstrong
Band Boosters Club Ends Season with Parade Praise
The Band Boosters club held its final meeting at Mrs. Ellen M. Burbank’s home. Rev. Louis A. Dole led as president. The group praised the band’s Memorial day parade performance and noted $750 raised for uniforms with $150 still due. A summer committee was named to manage uniforms and plans for a September picnic and rummage sale were approved. A.M. Cutler and daughter arrived from Oxford, Ohio with Prof. Meade, head of the Organ and Theory Music department at Miami University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen M. Burbank
Garden Street
Louis A. Dole
Elmer B. Williams
Eleanor Danforth
Horace P Herrick
A.M. Cutler
Edward Mead
Oxford
Ohio
Cutler
Sedgwick
Meade
School of Fine Arts
Miami University
Social gathering at Mrs Orris Ames home on Cherry Street
A Tuesday evening party at the home of Mrs. Orris Ames 12 Cherry Street included Mrs. Foster M. Pratt Mrs. Kenneth Hunt Mrs. Arthur Berry Mrs. Steven Bracey Mrs. Frank Bates Mrs. LaForrest Coombs and Mrs. Earl H. Morang. Refreshments were served during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orris Ames
Cherry Street
Foster M. Pratt
Kenneth Hunt
Arthur Berry
Steven Bracey
Frank Bates
LaForrest Coombs
Earl H. Morang
Day's Ferry School Entartainment at Tuessie Hall
Woolwich notice covers Day's Ferry school entertain ment program directed by Mrs Mary Scribner with songs plays movies and a gifts that lasts. a Mothers club meeting, local road resurfacing, and church services outline community events and summer plans including a supper at Pleasant View schoolhouse and graduations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlene Jameson
Robert Reed
Mike
Buddy Reed Tom
Warren Raynes Bill
William Moore
Pity
Judith Mank Hosts Fourth Birthday Party at Home
Judith Mank celebrated her fourth birthday with a party at 1204 Washington Street. Grandparents Mrs. E A Jewett and Mrs. Ralph Mank attended along with numerous aunts uncles and cousins. Pink and green decorations and a candle topped cake by Mrs. Alvin Jewett completed the celebration. Visitors included Miss Shirley Mank Donald Mank Mrs Alvin Jewett Aili Robert Mrs Joseph Mullaney Sally Patsy Mrs Herbert Pierce Charles Mrs John Olson Janice Mrs Leon Sonia Arthur Joe Ev erett Mrs Norman Adams and others. The day ended with relatives returning from Newport Vermont and Sherbrooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith
Henry W. Mank
Washington Street
E. A. Jewett
Ralph P. Mank
Alvin Jewett
Shirley M. Mank
Donald Mank
Aili
Robert
Joseph Mullaney
Sally
Patsy
Herbert Pierce
Charles
John Olson
Janice
Leon P. Sonia
Arthur
Joe
Norman Adams
Everett
Carlton Perry
Judith Perry
Stewart McAllister
Donald
Stewart
Mrs. Millard E. Watson Improves After Illness
Mrs. Millard E. Watson of 407 Washington street, confined to bed for three weeks, is now able to sit up briefly each day and receive visitors, marking a notable improvement in her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard E. Watson
Washington Street
Bay Point notices mix condolence and summer social news
The Bay Point column reports the death of Kenneth Dunlop's mother and family tributes, then highlights local social updates. It notes improvements at the Fry residence, a May 31 birth of Jon to Karl Hentz, Molly Stewart engagement to Joseph Read, and summer post office openings. It lists many area visitors and neighbors returning for the season, plus Cooper Union invitation for Robert P. Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Dunlop
Dunlop
Mallabar
St. Clair
Bridge Hill
Bay Point
Robert Fry
Frys
Karl Hentz
Brunswick Hospital
Jon
Edward J. Stewart
Mollie Stewart
Joseph Read
New Haven
Conn
Stewart
Kennebec Point
Clarence Kneeland
Rowley
Mass
Maurice Burns
Lois
Kay
Edwin Taft
Rockland
Selma Cummings
Bath
Cynthia Anne Moses
Waldoboro
Burns
Everett Campbell
Central Falls
R. J
Howard Nash
Spitkney
Lincoln Campbell
Harmon's Harbor
Mary Campbell
Fanny Young
Thomaston
James Frank
Bremen
Young
Edith Wallace
New York
California
J. A. Steadman
Birchwood
Harry Stone
Lewiston
John Russo
Bronx
N. Y
William Adams
Harold Robinson
Keith
Auburn
William Wallace
Popham Beach
M. W. Burns
Roy Oliver
Quincy
Louise Howard
Waldo Brown
Massachusetts
Sherman Campbell
Rose
Byron
M. Burns
Fred P. Taylor
Clayton
Richard Hagan
Ralph Davis
Fve Islands
Lila M. Spinney
E. J. Stewart
Theodore
Boston
Ralph Carlisle
Ray Oliver
Leila Oliver
H. A. Spinney
Mrs. Spinney
Lillian White
Fred Taylor
Theodore Stewart
Adams
Florence Orchard
Marie Hogan
Marie Cotterman
Marcella McDonald
Margaret Nolan
Ella Kennedy
Joan Orchard
Orchard-Hogan Cottage
George Farman
Julia Perkins
Bella Adams
Manhasset
Miss Cynthia Moses Returns to School After Injury
Miss Cynthia Anne Moses daughter of Mr and Mrs A George Moses of 53 Corliss street has rejoined Weeks street school this week in the sixth grade following a broken right leg in a fall from a bicycle on March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Anne Moses
A. George Moses
Corliss Street
Weeks Street School
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New Rochelle
Shirlie Marjorie Harvie
Clyde Hall Leavitt
First Presbyterian Church
Howard Johnson
Leavitt
Gordon A. Harvie
Ruth Ann Leavitt
Stuart Gordon Harvie
Birch Point
Harvey R. Pease
Virginia
Alan
Zina Davis
Brownfield
Earl Dana Rines
Barbara Ann
E. D. Rines
Federal Street
Sewall Strout
Mal
Kelton Southard
North Carolina
Roy R. Marston
Dorothy Lewis
Summer Street
Charles Sherman
Biscay Pond
Sidney B. Knight
Kittery
Getchell
Lorimer S. Lewis
Shaw Street
Newman Getchell
Herbert F. Lewis
Providence
R. I
Merrill Smith
Rosilla Don
Charles Haskell
Dedham
Fred J. Cormier, Jr
Union Street
Gunda Danielson
Martha Tarbox
Hooper Street
Glidden Rines
Bath Iron Works
Donald Wright Dunn
Fred Dunn
Clara Wright
Colorado School of Mines
Margaret Leonora Hutchins
William Johnston Hutchins
Golden
Col
Calvary Episcopal Church
Percy Thing
Connecticut
Boothbay Harbor
Robert Merrill
Keene, N. H
Sidney G. Evans
Edward
Evans
Belfast
Barbara Dow
Etta Williamson
Long Island, Noy
Roy Dow
Sabino
United Service Organization
Woolwich
John Reed
Bess
Avis Carter
Sam
Harold Young
Mary
Robert Westfall
Jack Donald Ketchum
Mary Lou Reed
Marjorie Maybury
Warren Haynes
Virginia Young
Ormon Skillin
Elsie Reed
Martin Carter
Roberta Armstrong
Buddy Reed
Liberty Hopefull Reed
Uncle Sam
Guy Reed
Mothers Club
Day's Ferry
Day's Ferry Congregational Church
Herbert Munsey
Howard Whitten
Roland Raines
River Road
Brushwood
Teachers Club
Maude Thayer
West Georgetown
Bernette Wallace
Louise Reynolds
Irene Chambers
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Day
Good Will
Percy Bailey
Nequasset
Edward Mayo
Mayo
Waterville
Montsweag Farm Bureau
University of Maine
Herbert F. Milligan
Nequasset Methodist Church
Good Will Club House
S Ferry
North Woolwich
Society of Christian Endeavor
Community Club of
Pleasant View
Murphy's Corner
John Sargent
Northeast Harbor
Eugene Hunnewell
Sargent
Wm. Tudor Gardner
Phipps Point
Earl Ryan
Catherine
Bobby
Newark
N. J
Clarence Baker
E. B. Rush
Philadelphia
Ida Beals
Earl Stimpson
Skowhegan
Albert Temple
Ella Emple
Bowdoinham
Elwood Howe
R. L
Wilbur Howe
W. W. Swank
South Windham
Maxine Walker
Frank J. Walker
Marjorie Trott
Alfred E. Trott
Harry Mosher
Melville Miller
Sagadahoc Ferry
David G. Reed
Samuel P. Buck
Charles Chase
Mr. Chase
John Perkins
Sara Bagley Wright
Mary Longfellow
Bucksport
Carle Longfellow
Charles W. Merrill
Brooklyn
Edwold Carter
Jack
Jack Merrill
Gibbs & Cox
Federal Shipbuilding Corp
Camden
Merrill
Geraldine Giles
Harry Short
Dorothy Sheldon
Columbus
Georgia
William Sheldon
Sasanoa_ Bluffs
John Sheldon
Isaac Howard
Albion L. Corliss
Grand Chapter of
Philip Wenz
Trenton
Frank Farnham
Welesley
Thomas MacDonald
Saxonville
Avery
Henry Bourne
Auburndale
Hall's Inn
Walter Lloyd
Pine Street
Bernard Comeau
Pleasant Street
Newport
Roland Scott
Sherbrooke
Robert P. Shaw
Fred P. Shaw
Greenstreet
New York Museum of Science and Industry
Cooper Union
Shaw
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