Wiscasset High and Academy events fill spring week
Sunday baccalaureate at the national church opens a busy week with Wiscasset Academy Association meeting at Masonic hall Monday, graduation exercises Tuesday, graduation ball Wednesday, and a school trip to Old Orchard Thursday. Various local notices follow including church services and residents’ movements.
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Casset High School
Tional
Wiscasset Academy Association
Masonic Hall
Congregational Church
Wiscasset Theatre
Old Orchard
Congregational High School
Reed's Park
Trustees of Lincoln Home
the Mothers’ Club
Red Brick
Sunken Garden
St. Philip's Church
Eugene McGrath
Charles S. Sewall
Donald MacMillan
Bowdoin
Maine
Wiscasset High
Cenee
North New Portland
American Legion Auxiliary
Wiscasset Academy Alumni Association
Death obituary for Charles E. Quinnam at Willow Home Pittston
Charles E. Quinnam aged 78 died at Willow Home Pittston Friday night after a several week illness. He was born in Wiscasset son of the late Mr and Mrs Benjamin Quinnam and lived in Wiscasset until four years ago when he moved to the Home. A nephew Hilton Albee of Edgecomb survives. Funeral services were held Monday at Cowley Funeral Parlors and interment followed in Greenlawn cemetery.
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Charles E. Quinnam
Willow Home
Pittston
Wiscasset
Benjamin Quinnam
Ben
Hilton Albee
Edgecomb
Cowley
Greenlawn
Donald MacAllister
USN
Portland
Courtney Stover
McAllister
Virginia Waters
Ethel Burns
Gladge Deehan
Charlotte Cooke
Agnes Wood
Washington
Windsor
Raymond Holbrook
Freeport
Thankful Harris
Martinville
Walter Larrabee
Topsham
Sen
Joseph Larrabee
Merton Wright
Woolwich
Fred Larrabee
Iola Littlefield
David
Earle Donnell
Jim Newell
Boston
Brigham’s Cove
Edward Clough
Lindel Chadbourne
Bath
Amos Bodge
Fairfield
Percy Holbrook
Francena Williams
Stanley Williams
Irving Burnham
Robert Burnham
Brunswick
Bath receives first airplane spraying over city
The Brunswick Flying Service distributed 428 gallons of insect control mix over Bath to combat elm leaf beetles and other pests, with 30 gallons over Winneganee and 17 gallons at Whiskeag Creek for mosquitos. The operation started after fog delays, with Len dall Roberts piloting and Joseph Roseberry supervising from a second plane. The spray is described as safe for people, animals, and plants and leaves no stain as it evaporates.
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Bath
Brunswick Flying Service
Winneganee
Whiskeag Creek
Joseph Roseberry
Roseberry
Lendall Roberts
Brunswick
City Beautification Program Expanded This Summer
A city beautification program, begun last year with flower beds, resumes this year with new plantings. Re planted beds along Leeman highway, additions at Soldier's monument and Firemen's monument, two park beds, and a bed at Lincoln and North streets. Light post baskets to be filled with geraniums by Bath Garden club. The city aims for a vibrant summer display for residents and visitors.
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Soldier's Monument
Center Street
Oak Grove
Lincoln
North Streets
Bath Garden Club
Bath
Woolwich Community Notes Include Club Sees Name Change
Woolwich report notes the Get-Together club’s name change from Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary and a strong meeting at Marion Ingalls, Sagadahoc Ferry graduation plans for eighth graders, and a Will Good Will club bake bean supper planned for June 23. It also covers a series of local events, weddings, and memorial service preparations at Center Baptist church.
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Nequasset
Marion Ingalls
Barley Neck Road
Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary
Sagadahoc Ferry School
Nequasset Congregational Church
Louise Reynolds
Good Will Club
Nelson Rice
Sagadahoc Ferry
Shirley Hemingway
Day's Ferry Community Club Sees June Meeting Progress
The Day's Ferry Community Club held a June Saturday meeting with 18 members in attendance. President Herbert Munsey presided as committee reports were approved, and officials noted good progress on the new clubhouse, long used to house local schoolchildren.
Old Red Brick club renovates as Albert Temple leads
The Old Red Brick is undergoing thorough renovations directed by chairman Albert Temple. The club plans its annual July picnic at Pine Croft hosted by Capt. and Mrs. Frank Walker. Two new members, Herbert Cornish and Carroll Morse, were welcomed during the meeting.
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Albert Temple
Frank Walker
Pine Croft
Herbert Cornish
Carroll Morse
Frank J. Walker
Eben Dana
Marthew Doak, Jr
Fred Brown
Howard Whittam
Lois Day
Mabel Jack
Blanche Littlefield
Ralph Bowers
Springfield Freshman Track Team foes four foes undefeated
Springfield College freshman track under Coach Dick Miller ran four dual meets, winning all. Richard H. Gross of 99 Denny Road was on the squad as the Maroon and White led the team that also competed in the New England championships, defeating RPI, Amherst, Rhode Island and Connecticut.
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Richard H. Gross
Denny Road
Springfield College
Dick Miller
New England
Springfield
RPI
Amherst
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Arrowsic Mothers Club Meets at Schoolhouse for Final Readiness
Arrowsic Mothers Club held its regular meeting at the schoolhouse with president Celia Carlton presiding. Reports from committees were approved as the group plans to assist at the forthcoming graduation exercises and prepares for the September meeting.
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Mothers Club of
Arrowsie
Celia Carlton
Mothers Club
Eleanor Mahan
Arrowsic
Lincoln
Phippsburg
Leo Radzwill
Natick
Mass
Radzwill
Ralph Steen
Hawley-Drummond
Bath
Karl Rosenwald
Cambridge
Boston
Rosenwald
Norma Drummond
Charlotte Pressey
Northeast Harbor
Hawley
Boston Ranch
Kingsbury
Evelyn Osgood
David
Danforth
Lawrence R. Vail
Saugus
Lynn
Stonington
West Bath Grange Benefit Ends With Concert and News
A well attended West Bath grange hall program for the local 4 H club featured Loretta Barter Bethel Estes Judith Lesier and many other performers. Community reports note church services resumed at West Bath Methodist church and a clambake hosted by Bakerlite Corp families. Numerous local residents are listed as visiting guests or travelers with brief notes on their travels and health.
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West Bath Grange Hall
Loretta Barter
Bethel Estes
Judith Lesier
Waneta_ Estes
Joyce
Margaret Wetherington
Everett
Edgar McNelly
Janice Fournier
Patricia White
Doris Dauphin
Clarence Pecci, Jr
Ann Amirault
Dorothy Thompson
Alice Rideout
Bath
West Bath
Albert White
Nequasset Farm Bureau Sees Picnic Plans and Tour
Nequasset Farm Bureau met at Good Will hall Woolwich Friday with 14 members and two visitors. Vice chairwoman Hilda Wetherington led in Ruth Cromwell's absence. Beryl Hill discussed Facts Behind the Fashion. They approved a supper report and planned the June 18 picnic at Georgie Walker’s cottage Capital Island. rain date first pleasant day. A July tour to Bates Manufacturing Co. in Lewiston was discussed. The next regular meeting is Sept 18.
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Nequasset Farm Bureau
Good Willhall
Woolwich
Hilda Wetherington
Ruth Cromwell
Beryl Barton Hill
Maud Wright
Gertrude Marston
Ruth Dubar
Farm Bureau
Good Will Club
Georgie Walker
Capital Island
Bates Manufacturing Co
Lewiston
Good Will Hall
Dave Brain Youngest White Sox Player in 1901 AL Opening
Dave Brain stood as the youngest member of the Chicago White Sox when the American League opened its first game fifty years ago.
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Dave Brain
Chicago White Sox
West Bath Grange Memorial Observance Held
West Bath Grange met for annual Memorial observance with Master Paul Lemont presiding. Over 60 members attended as the chaplain John Howe led services and the altar was lit by candles. The program honored deceased members with readings, music, tableau, and a United Nations flag presentation.
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West Bath Grange
Paul Lemont
Dora Collins
John Howe
Frances Clark
Flora
Angie Renshaw
Stella Doughty
Pomona
Goss
Grange
Ethel Macs Donald
Bernice McGlinchy
Collins
West Bath Farm Bureau Meeting Recaps Fashion Lesson
West Bath Farm Bureau met at the grange hall with 18 present. Mrs. Beryl Barton Hill led the session on "Facts Behind the Fashions" as dinner prepared by several members was served. A short business meeting followed led by chairwoman Mrs. Pauline Belanger. The next session on June 20 will cover Swedish weaving and Italian hemstitching taught by Mrs. Olive White. box lunches are encouraged.
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West Bath
Olive White
Bernice McGlinchy
Hazel Wharff
Alice Smith
Ida Rose
Persis Miller
Beatrice Leavitt
Holly
Marie Hamblett
Gladys Deehan
Lizzie Haggett
Alice Rideout
Josephine Pinkham
West Bath Church Opens Season with Sunday Service
West Bath church held its first service of the season on Sunday afternoon at 2 30 conducted by Rev. Dr. C Clifford Sargent. Mrs L D Small presided at the organ with special music by Mrs Smith and Mrs Miller. A large West Bath grange attendance observed Grange Go To Church Sunday. Regular services continue each Sunday at 2 30 with the public invited.
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Sarah Bousfield
William Robson
Horace Wade
Dora Kirkpatrick
Earl Dow
Lida Hathorne
Gladys Hathorne
Doris Haley
Merle Jameson
Boy Scouts
John Anderson
C. E. Bousfield
Horace Ward
God
Richard McElman
Ruth Soule
Marjorie DeWck
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Nsaphine Soule
West Bath
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L. D. Small
Smith
Miller
Avocado Grapefruit Salad with French Dressing
A fresh company salad combines sliced avocado with grapefruit segments and French dressing. The arrangement offers bright citrus notes and creamy texture, suitable as a light side or luncheon option.
Central Basins of Ecuador Enjoy Springlike Climate Yearround
The article notes that the central basins region of Ecuador maintains a springlike climate throughout the year. It highlights mild temperatures and steady weather patterns favorable to agriculture and daily life in the area.
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Ecuador
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