Pine Cone Lodge Hosts Praise and Plans in Bath Wis.
District President Tucker of Wiscasset and D Marshal Cecelia Barber praised Pine Cone officers for their work since installation. A Gardiner trip on the 28th is planned. Wisecasset Red Cross meets June 6 at St. Philip's house. Book club wraps season at Mrs. H. W. Webb’s home. The 1946 Wiscasset academy yearbook omits Carl J. from the honor roll. The Effie J. Joole house is sold for conversion to a two apartment dwelling. John B. Downey moves to Vermont for a two year project. St Philip's Church announces June preachings by Rev. Angus Dun and Rev. Nelson Bryant with Holy union celebrations monthly. Marcia Angell engages Theodore B. Ross of Alna. Joe Wells cottage on Bath road sold to Abe Wanser. Commencement week features baccalaureate at Congregational church. Wiscasset Academy Alumni meet at Masonic hall. academy picnic June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Cone
Rebekah
Bessie A. Curace
Esther Lodge
Batheehe
Wick
Presiden Tucker
Wiscasset
Wisecasset
American Red Cross
St. Philip's House
Book Club
H. W. Webb
Wiscasset Academy
Carl J
Main
Wiscasset Inn
Middle Street
Lewis Spa
Edgecomb
Long Bridge
Theodore Dow
Arlene Kay Dow
Edward S. Lawson
Orrum
N. C
Effie J. Joole
Federal Street
John B. Downey
Vermont
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church
Angus Dun
Cambridge
Mass
Nelson Bryant
Adams
Frank C. Angell
Marcia J. Angell
St. Theodore B
Joe Wells
Bath Road
H. Chester Dorr
Abe Wanser
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Eureka Rebekah Lodge
Gardiner
George Main
Pine Cone Lodge
Morse High School
Lincoln County
Bath Memorial Hospital
Aurolyn Rines
Eva Gorham
Mary Taylor
Academy
Congregational Church
Huntoon Hill Grange
Samuel Myer
New York
Emergency Food drive flags only partial cans in region
The message urges residents to donate canned food for famine relief in Europe and to place cans in cartons at local stores or leave checks at Marston's Drug Store or Flood's Hardware. Wiscasset contributions lag with several checks sent to New York, while carton filling remains incomplete as towns strive to meet the campaign goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iscasset
Emerety
Europe
A. M. Morton
Drive For
Wiscasset
New York
Miss Martha Day Becomes Bride Of Ralph C Achorn
Miss Martha Elizabeth Day and Ralph Cecil Achorn wed in a home ceremony at a Wesley Methodist church officiated by Rev. Chester B. Oliver. The bride, daughter of Walter F. Day, wore white chiffon and faille with a Juliet cap veil and carried a white Bible. The groom is the son of Mrs. Bernice Achorn. A reception followed and the couple plans to live at 161 Intervale Street, Dorchester, Mass after June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Elizabeth Day
Walter F. Day
South Street
Day
Ralph Cecil Achorn
Chester B. Oliver
Wesley Methodist Church
Perones
Marjorie A. Stevens
Albert R. Nelson
Elizabeth Burgess
Irene Deros
Haverhill
Mass
Swansonia
Harold Farmer
Old Orchard
Beach
Walter Butler
Ernestine Jeffray
Springfield
Eleanor Johnson
Gardiner
Castine
Bath
U. S. Navy
Southwest Pacific
Dorchester Dental Laboratory
Dorchester
Beryl Perry
Everett
Betty Moore
Phyllis Gray
Orleen Gray
Shirley Hanson
Gloucester
Achorn
White Mountains
West Bath residents gather for holiday weekend in Beachmont
The West Bath and Bath area community share news of visits and reunions. Mr. and Mrs. Trafton Swain of York Village joined relatives for a birthday supper at the Larrabee home. Many neighbors are noted as visiting, traveling to Boston, or staying at cottages on Merrymeeting Bay as Memorial Day activities unfold. A fishing derby at Moosehead Lake drew over 2,000 entrants, with Robert Ward winning first prize, an Old Town boat with an Evinrude outboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McMann
Bath
Robert Ward
Ernest Ward
Augusta
Scott Ward
Moosehead Lake
Sandbar Island
Maine
Charles Landerkin
Oe Will Bail Pbaar
Potamey
Scott Ld
Melford Perham
Janice
Florida
Laurence Martin
Groton
Charles McEwen
Larrabee’s Grove
Andover
Howard Yeaton
Francis McCarthy
Wilton
Carroll Wing
James Cooke
Bath Memorial Hospital
William Bailey Jr
Seabees
USN
Solon
John Larrabee
Conrad
Annie Towle
South Portland
Thompson Couple Return From Lowell Visit
Mr and Mrs Albert W Thompson of North street returned home Monday after visiting A Thompsons parents in Lowell Massachusetts over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Thompson
North Street
A Thompson
Lowell
Mass
Miss Gertrude Dole Graduates From Wellesley College
Miss Gertrude Dole daughter of Rev and Mrs Louis A Dole of Middle Street is among the graduating class at Wellesley College. Commencement exercises will be held Monday June 17. She has been active in the Christian Association and the Classical club with Latin as her major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Dole
Daghter
Louis A. Dole
Middle Street
Wellesley College
Miss Dole
Christian Association
Memorial ceremony honors William H. White at West Bath Grange
West Bath Grange held a Memorial ceremony for William H. White a Silver Star member who died Monday morning. The service featured a cross on black, readings from scripture and poems, solos by Bernice Sturtevant, and a tableau The Recording Angel with participants including Thelma Sylvester and Ethel MacDonald. Officers plan future programs and a June 17 committee is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Bernice Sturtevant
Esther Andrews
the Grange
Thelma Sylvester
Angel
Gene Sylvester
Pecci
Ethel MacDonald
Mattie Collins
Emma _ Coombs
Charity Pendleton
Ella Coombs
Andrews
The
Grange
Waters
Alfred Neal
Bertha Ward
Pomona
Alton Collins
Emma Coombs
Flora
Ceres
Dunlap Commandery Prepares for St John’s Day Parade
Plans for St John’s Day at Rockland include 12 Knights Templar commanderies with Dunlap Commandery traveling by bus led by Martin Powers and Orson Delano. Tickets available from Charles Bartlett or Arthur Norton. over 50 bought. Dunlap band will play. parade, dinner, sports, and a buffet supper will conclude activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Commanderies
Knights Templar
Dunlap Commandery
Martin Powers
Orson Delano
Charles Bartlett
Arthur Norton
Dunlap Commandery Band
Templary
Maine
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant Attends Portland Ball
Mrs Carolyn P Thompson and Mrs Ethel Potter of Bath Mrs Justin Hamilton and Mrs Louise Stevens of Brunswick attended a state meeting and military ball of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Patriarch Militant in Odd Fellows hall Portland Saturday evening Albert H Thompson and George Thurston attended a council meeting of the Can on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn P. Thompson
Ethel-Potter-of-Bath
Justin Hamilton
Louise Stevens
Brunswick
The
Patriarch Militant
Odd Fellows Hall
Portland
Albert H. Thompson
George Thurston
Canon
Memorial and Graduation News From Woolwich Center
Memorial service honors World War II service members and a 1947 planning committee is named. Baccalaureate and graduation events at First Baptist Woolwich Center, Wiscasset Academy, and Day’s Ferry Congregational Church are noted, with local families and troops involved. Community activities include Boy Scout camping, picnics, and visits across Bath, Portland, and New York.
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Fellowship Christian Endeavor
Nequasset Congregational Church
Joseph O.purdue
U. S. Army
Memorial Society of
Woolwich
North Woolwich ci
John Leonard
Florence Temple
William Thornton
Howard Whitlam
Frank J. Walker
First Baptist Church
Woolwich Center
Albert R. Freeman
Sarah Bagley Wright
Dexter Robinson
Royce Howe
Boy Scout
Alden Bailey
Ferry Congregational Church
Edwin L. Moulton
Bath Road
Neal D. Bousfield
Bar Harbor
Maine Seacoast Mission
Cyril E. Bousfield
Bousfield
Portland
Eastland Hotel
Maine Federation of Music Club
Marilyn Temple
Burt Temple
Harry Mosher
Wiscasset
Wiscasset Academy
Lester Blair
Frank Jones
South Weymouth
Mass
Rolvin Trott
George Willis
Elwood Hathorne
Bingham
Ivan Shaw
Montsweag
Bath Memorial Hospital
Harvey Chubbuck
Kenneth
Pittman
Day’s Ferry
William Sheldon
New York
Wallace Sheldon
Brooklyn
Harry Short
Westbury
L. I
Sheldon
Roosevelt Raceway
Mary Lou Reed
Carlton Day Reed
Colby College
Miss Hopestill Reed
Holyoke College
Hague announces engagement of Anita Hague to Harold Young
Mr and Mrs Carl G Hague of Woolwich announce the engagement of their daughter Anita to Harold F Young son of Mrs Vera Young and the late Mr Young of Manchester NH Miss Hague served as a cadet nurse in the late war and is now a telephone operator in the Hallowell office of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co Mr Young has recently been discharged from the US Army Corps of Engineers after more than two and a half years overseas during the war No date has been set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Brooklyn
N. Y
Short Dorothy Sheldon
Fred W. Oliver
Woolwich
Sasanoa Bluff
Auburn
Ruth Oliver
Pownal
Daniel Oliver
Louisa Reed
Farmingdale
Carl G. Hague
Alton Reed
State Road
Grand Rapids
Weet
Hague
Bath Iron Works
John C. Gilmore
Anita Hague
Hallowell
Five Islands
Anita
Harold F. Young
Vera Young
Mr. Young
Manchester
N. H
Miss Hague
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Young
Pleasant surprise visit from Rockford friends
Mr and Mrs Dora L Howard of Union street were surprised Tuesday by a visit from friends from Mrs Howard s hometown Rockford Illinois Mr and Mrs Otto Erkin and Mr and Mrs Robert Peterson have been motoring through the East from Washington D C through New York and Massachusetts and are now en route to Bar Harbor The travelers described a delightful trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora L. Howard
Union Street
Memorial Day Visitors Spur Warm Greetings in Town
Memorial Day brought a clear warm day as residents and visitors shared stories of hometowns and histories. Mr Stone, son of Mrs Harry Stinson, returned after 11 years away with friends and family, while Mr and Mrs Ernest and daughter Gretchen Reynolds plus Bow Dee and Roy Ralph of Jefferson stopped by. Among attendees at the Achorn Day wedding in Bath were Mrs William Adams and Miss Louisa Howard. Betty and John Noftall also visited the Navajo on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walch
Ieee
M Wellesley
Mr. Ston
Harry Stinson
Ernest
Gretchen Iichmond
Reynolds
Bow Dee Gusta
Roy Ralph
Jefferson
Thoming Hagan
Harry Stonene
Eleanor ‘McCue Dfton
Bath
William Adams
Louisa Howard
Betty
John Noftall
American Young Men Become Good Sailors
Brief continued note on a wartime campaign to train American youths into capable sailors. Describes skepticism about training quality, yet highlights Navy support and optimistic tone for the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Doctor Stephenson Visits St Pauls Chapter Royal Arch Masons
Dr Milton C Stephenson of High Street attended an official visit to St Pauls Chapter Royal Arch Masons in Brunswick on Tuesday evening as District Deputy Grand High Priest. He was accompanied by Rand John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton C. Stephenson
High Street
Brunswick
St. Paul’s
Royal Arch Masons
Rand
John
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Robert H. Heigham
School Progress Society
Wiscasset Academy Alumni Association
Masonic Hall
Organ Society
Bob” Allen
Mobil
American Legion Athletic Club
Bristol
Lewis
Gerry Sherman
Henry Winn
Waves
Wacs
Sherman
P. Foye
Reed
Seamon
Farnham
Apr
Applin
Kaler
Pooler
Spurs
Rams
Billy Riley
Jack Winters
F. Grover
S. Sherman
R. Riley
Malcolm
J. Lewis
W. Sherman
G. Sherman
R. Dalton
Millett
Clark
Alfred Groves
Churchill Street
Sutton Foye
W. F. Merrill
Freeman D. Southard
E. H. Woodworth
Catherine
Pemaquid Point
Marean
Main Street
John Blagdon
George Pooler
Jensen House
Erville Meserve
Water Street
William Clark
Robert Sargent
Bangor
Leon G. Flood
Flood
Joseph Lambert
Somerville
Benjamin H. Adams
Robert
Frederick Tripp
Tripp
Benjamin F. Webber
John L. Blagdon
H. Gertrude Bird
South Acton
Sheepscot
Ira G. Redonnett
Providence
R. I
Bradford C. Redonnett
Hodge Street
Myron W. Varnum
Parkchester
Mr. Varnum
B. C. Redonnett
Nevins Sherman
Hines
Nevins
Dalton
Winters
Pendleton
Merry
Martha Day
Ralph C. Achorn
West Bath Grange
Dunlap
Woolwich Mutual Fire Association
Nequasset
Emma Bickford
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Sagadahoc Ferry
John L. Jack
Topsham
Shie Appakes
Jack
Maine Registers of Probate Association
Brunswick and Topsham Water District
Topsham Men's Club
Prudential Insurance Co
Gore
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