Spring closure with Children Day at Small Point church
Children of the Small Point Sunday school will close their sessions this Spring with Children Day observances at the Small Point church Sunday at 3 p.m. Rev. Charles L Stevens will preach and there will be a christening service. Parents may contact Rev Stevens or Mrs Leo Hamel for christenings.
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Small Point
Charles L. Stevens
Stevens
Leo Hamel
Volun
Truman Roberts, Jr
George Wyman
Mark Harrington
Frederick Jr
Thomas Totman
Robert Beals
Maurice Blair
Phippsburg Center
Frederick Haggett
Dromore Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Dirigo Grange
Brunswick
Elfreda Perkins
Raymond Campbell
William Robshaw
Friendship Club
West Point
Sebasco Beach
Lewis Alexander
Lucy Smith
Susan Wallace
Small Point Girl Scouts
Reginald Gordon
Earl A. Spencer
St. Cloud
Fla
Islands
Richard Heaney
Henry Trahan
Woolwich
Spencer
Mr. Heaney
Audrey Pinkham
Winneganee
Maurice Skillin
Gordon
Sarah
Reginald Gordon, Jr
Elizabeth Pinkham
Belle Foye
Bath
Meadowbrook Cottages Open For Summer With Local Guests
Local residents announce summer openings of Meadowbrook cottages. Bernard Plum mer and family, Eugene Bowker and relatives, Gardiner Rogers, and several others plan weekend and Memorial Day stays. Families from Kittery Bath and Stonybrook road join in cottage revelries across Meadowbrook.
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Bernard Plummer
Granite Street
Meadowbrook
Onbrook Cottage
Eugene Bowker
Eugene, Jr
Cindy
Kittery
Bowker
Jay Bowker
Stonybrook Road
Raymond Campbell
Dromore
Jay K. Bowker
Gardiner Rogers
High Street
Carrie Little
Fred Bolduc
Allen Little
Stanley Hutchins
Holly
Roger
Dummer Street
Thomas Morse
Gregory
Clinton Beals
Dudley S. Leavitt
Ivan A. Trueworthy
Ralph E. Bertrand
Bath
Popham Beach Welcomes Summer Visitors and Residents
Local report lists numerous visitors and residents at Popham Beach and surrounding cottages. Included are Mr and Mrs John Clark of Bath as caretakers, families from Bath Dover Mass and Cambridge Mass, seasonal staff at Camp Arcadia Casco, and summer guests at Ledgewood and Riverside cottages.
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Fort Popham
John Clark
Bath
State Park Commission
Roger Oliver
Marguerite McNulty
South Beach
Herbert Sprague
Saio
Candy's Harbor
John Clair Minot
John
Dover
Mass
Frank D. Scott
Eugene Butterfield
Sewall Prescott
Stephen
Winterport
Leon Fickett
Fickett
Coast Guardsman
David Moran
Seguin
E. P. Thomas
Popham Road
Frank Young
Gloversville
N. Y
Sebasco Estates
Popham
Frank Scott
Robert Cody
Anne
San Francisco
California
Walter F. Gilmore
New York City
Leon B. Fickett
George Oliver
Williard
Gail
Dixie
Oliver Cottage
Royal Johnson
Roscoe Shaw
Joan
Francis H. Hill
Betty
Fred
Richard
Manchester
N.H
Horace Morse
Cherry Point
N. C
Nancy Welch
Portland
Stanley W. Hyde
Barbara
Yarmouth
Ledgewood
Wood Island
Roselia Blake
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Arcadia
Casco
Maine
Portland Ywca
Alton Hathaways
Lexington
Humarock Beach
Riverside
William S. Barry
Melrose
Florida
Robert Hill
Nagatuck
Conn
Coxs Head road repairs under way and local notices
Road crews began repairing Coxs Head road with gravel fill in low spots near the pond. Robert and Lewis Moore, sons of Sewall C Moore, graduate Parker Head school and take part in graduation exercises at Phippsburg Center church on June 15. Captain and Mrs. George Stacy of Bath visited their Bath cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Seekins of Bath were week ending at the same locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox's Head
Robert
Lewis Moore
Sewall C. Moore
Parker Head School
Phippsburg Center Church
George Stacey
Bath
Ralph Seekins
John Stephen Libby
Steven Hlister Sr
Anna Lister
Andrew Feder
Stephen Hlister Jr
Richard
Robert Hlister
Lisbon Falls
Gaile Munson
Dexter
John D. Libby
Parker Head
John
J. W. Libby
Earl Hamel
Bert Nisbet
Albert Gray
Leston Harrington
Earl Lowell
Charles Blaisdell
Eugene Harrington
Ramon Hamel
Darling
Eugene Ross
Earl Albert Spencer
Five Islands
Richard Heaney
Henry Trahan
C. L. Stevens
H. B. Wyman
Phippsburg Center
Spencer
Heaney
Audrey Pinkham
Reginald Gordon
Sagadahoc Legislative Committee
Professor King
U of M
Lowell
Bodwell Grange
Nisbet
Frederick Libby
Frederick Jr
Waldoboro
Bowdoinham
Lewiston
Brunswick
Beverly Moore
Popham Road
Walter Cushing
Florence Rollins
Stephen Rogers
Perkins Island
Benjamin Norton
Bernhard Carlson
Dix Island
Herbert Sheffield
Ellsworth
Herbert White
Elizabeth Wilson
Topsham
John Leach
Turner McCarty
Malden
Mass
Ethel MacElroy
Raymond Smith
Strong
Leslie Darling
Freelan King
Bowdeinham
Charles Standish
W. H. Wyman
Portland
Bernard Wyman
Elizabeth Wyman
John E. Rollins
West Bath 4 H Dairy Show Highlights Local Winners
The West Bath 4 H club held a Dairy show at the Littlefield School with nine heifers entered. Winners included Hubert Barter and Loretta Barter in Jerseys, Bethel Estes in Guernsey calves, and Albert Barter with April. Twelve members attended with fourteen visitors, and plans were set for the County Dairy show on June 17 at Lewiston fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4 H Club
West Bath
Littlefield
Russell Estes
Bonnie Belanger
Guernsey
Albert Barter
Edward Estes
Robert Belanger
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Lewiston Fair Grounds
Maine herring fishermen defy 85 cent price cut demand
About 114 fishermen from Jonesport to Portland met at Bailey Island to reject an 85 cent price and demand one dollar per bushel for herring. A committee led by Capt. H Elroy Johnson will press factories while some skippers already refuse to unload at the lowered rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin F. Mitchell, Jr
Bath Canning Co
Maine
Bailey Island
Jonesport
Portland
Capt
H. Elroy Johnson
Charles Pye
Small Point
Captain Pye
Alvin Brewer
Sebasco
Elliott Gilliam
West Point
Carroll Dyer
Chebeague
Manley Dyer
Clyde Wescott
Cundy’s Harbor
Johnson
Mitchell
Proves New England Is Not Slipping at Cape Cod Program
George Musk presided as Bemis spoke to counter the view that New England lags others. Junior guests included Gary Newman Joe Machetti and Russell Fitch who shared summaries of Bath Rotary club visits and local benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Bemis
New England
George Musk
Gary Newman
Office Drive
Joe Machetti
Washington Street
Russell Fitch
Denny Road
Service Member Arrives for Two Week Furlough
A. stationed abroad arrived Saturday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Royden D Haines 481 Middle Street to pass a two weeks furlough. Mr and Mrs John A Greene Jr North Street returned Monday from Boston where they attended the Shoe Show at Parker House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance P. T. A
Rock Gardens Inn
Clarence Spinney
John Williams
Norman MacDonald
Donald Williams
John G. Morse, Jr
Maurice Skillin
Spinney
Donald McKinnon
Nathan Cushman
Portland
Sebasco Estates
Willard Blair
Annie Malcolm
Elfreda Perkins
Reuben Purington
Grange
Cape Elizabeth
Ernest Rogers
Dromore
Bath Memorial Hospital
Frank W. Bevan
Saratoga
N. Y
Sebasco
Percy McKinnon
Maywood
Ill
Donald
Royden D. Haines
Middle Street
John A. Greene, Jr
North Street
Boston
Parker House
Surprise Birthday Party for John Stephen Libby
A weekend gathering at Bark Head honored John Stephen Libby with a surprise party and gifts. Attendees included the Hlister, Libby, Munson, and several local families from Lisbon Falls Parker Head and Dexter.
South End P. T. A. Closes Series
Plummer representative to council Mrs Edward McQuigan and one more to be named later.
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South End P. T. A
Plummer
Edward McQuigan
Citywide Free Chest X-Ray Drive Names Captains
Team captains canvass city residences inviting residents over 15 to book a free chest X-ray at City Hall auditorium from June 19 through 23. Contacts include Ward captains and district coordinators with hours 2:30 to 4:30 and 7 to 9 p.m. Outlying towns receive X-rays June 23 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall Auditorium
Edward Cummings
Merle Niles
Jacob Smith
Lynwood Abbott
Leon Buck
George Sargent
Eastham Guild
Clifford Wilband
Huse
Stanley Wood
Hyde Park
Girard Billington
Lambert Park
Allen King
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Free Chest X Rays Offered to Suburban Residents
Georgetown Phippsburg West Bath Woolwich and Arrowsic residents may receive free chest x rays June 26 and 27 at City Hall auditorium. canvassers will take appointments 3 5 pm and 7 9 pm to reach interested residents. call can vassers at home if not contacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Phippsburg
West Bath
Woolwich
Arrowsic
City Hall
Thomas L. Totman
Etta Taylor
Popham Beach
Esther Alexander
West Point
Ruth Darling
Parker Head
Three Bath Residents Among The Boston University Graduates
Three Bath residents were among 3450 BU graduates. Barbara Jeanne Densmore of 1101 Washington Street sought an Associate in Commercial Science. Robert Morine Huse of 19 Snow Park pursued an Associate in Arts. Calvin Bruce Wright of 11 Marshall Avenue aimed for a Bachelor of Science with a Journalism major. Ruth Janet Bryant of North Edgemont earned an Associate in Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Boston University
Barbara Jeanne Densmore
Washington Street
College of Practical Arts and Letters
Robert Morine Huse
Snowpark
General College
Calvin Bruce Wright
Marshall Avenue
School of Public Relations
North Edgecomb
Ruth Janet Bryant
Mrs Leon Buck Wins Class B in Maine Women’s Golf
Mrs Leon Buck captured low net in Class B at Brunswick in the Maine Women’s Golf Association season opener. Her 76 edged rivals, with Howard Mayo and Louise Trainor tying for second at 80. Connie Tormay led with 89 low gross while G Alder MacDonald held low net at Purpoodock with 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Buck
Maine Women's Golf Association
Brunswick
Change of Management at Cobleskill Men's Shop
The Cobleskill NY Times reports a management change at Weitzman's Men's Shop with new partners K Blair Hodge and Franklin L Aker forming a partnership. They will operate under the name Weitzmans Men's Shop, keeping the current staff and staff qualifications noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobleskill
K. Blair Hodge
Torrey Roller Bushing
Bath
Franklin L. Aker
Jerome Weitzman
Florida
Aker
Hodge
Weitzman
Weitzman’s Men's Shop
Aker and
Bentley School of Finance and Accounting
Boston
Mass
Kingbirds and seaside notes from Bay Point community
The article describes kingbirds eight inches long with ashy-grey backs and distinctive plumage differences between sexes. It mentions their diet of drone bees and pest control value, a tanker voyage from Kennebec to Boston, and local social notes including graduations, sightings of wildlife, and residents visiting Bay Point and Bath.
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Beemartin
Washington
Kennebec River
Boston
Georgetown Grammar School
Bay Point
Harold White Sr
Harold White Jr
Dedham
Mass
Eugene Foster
Bath
Lake
Roland Peterson
Robinhood
Dube
Raymond
R. Gordon
Brunswick
L. M. Spinney
Andrew Butterfield
Frederick Woods
William Shaunesy
H. Martin Powers
Walter Delano
Carl Delano
Joseph Peron
Bath Memorial Hospital
Walter Delana
David
Arrowsic
Katharine Conley Sets Sail for Bon Voyage Tour
Miss Katharine Conley will depart from Liverpool aboard the U S S Britannic for a pair of conducted tours and potentially a third. The itinerary includes 11 and 8 day tours with extensive London sightseeing and visits across England and Scotland to numerous towns and historic sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Conley
Liverpool
London
St. Albans
Beaconsfield
Royston
Cambridge
Peterborough
Lincoln
Gainsborough
Bawtry
Doncaster
Selby
York
Boroughbridge
Catterick
Auckland
Carter Bar
Scotland
Jedburgh
Edinburgh
Aberfoyle
Trossachs
Biggare
Moffat
Lockerbie
Gretna
England
Carlisle
Penrith
Cockermouth
Buttermere
Grasmere
Windermere
Kendal
Lancaster
Preston
Southport
Birkenhead
Chester
Shrewsbury
Gloucester
Bristol
Oxford
Bath
Weston
Bridgewater
Taunton
Barnstaple
Ilfracombe
Bideford
Tintagel Hd
Truro
Bath golfer Tony Toothaker scores hole in one on seventh
At Bath Country Club on Tuesday afternoon Tony Toothaker sank a seven iron into the 150 yard seventh for an ace. Teammates Dr Leon Buck, Dr Francis Winchenbach and Howard Mayo cheered as the fourth in the group achieved the feat. The last Bath course ace came from post office worker Bob Perry on the fourth hole a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Country Club
Leon Buck
Francis Winchenbach
Howard Mayo
Tony Toothaker
Tony
Bath
Bob Perry
Perry
Cameron Wins MacDonald Scholarship at Eastern Nat
James Cameron of Washington Street selected for the MacDonald scholarship to continue studies at Eastern Nat where he is a college junior. He serves as an assistant in the history department and plans to teach after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cameron
Washington Street
MacDonald
Eastern Nat
Boothbay Couple Welcomes Son at St Elizabeth’s Hospital
Mr and Mrs Philip McLellan of Boothbay former Bath are the parents of a boy born June 6 at St Elizabeths hospital Boothbay Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip McLellan
Boothbay
Bath
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Boothbay Harbor
Grace Church School Honors Pupils With Prizes Sunday
Grace Church School awarded prizes for a year of work during a Sunday morning service led by Rev Canon Charles M. Tubbs on Trinity Sunday. Awards went to students for perfect and excellent attendance, outstanding work, teachers’ certificates, and scholarships to a camp conference, reflecting devotion to Christian instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School
Charles M. Tubbs
Isaiah
God
Florence M. Fullerton
Duncan A. Robertson
Sallie J. Freeman
Joseph A. Fullerton
Merlene S. Osborne
Arthur A. Burns
Thelma L. Stover
Merline S. Osborne
Margaret M. Lowery
Donalene M. Albert
Charles A. King
Roberta A. Jewell
Charles L. Annis
Susan E. Bates
Jean Shumway
Lucy Lee Smith
Malcolm C. Hamilton
George L. Lawrence
Judith E. Stover
Camp O-At- Ka
East Sebago
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mary’s Guild
Arthur M. Mayo III
Bath Elks Float Wins First Prize in Rumford Parade
Bath Lodge of Elks won first prize with a float depicting the raising of the flag on Mt. Suribachi Iwo Jima. Cast members included Nicholas Kakos Maurice Glidden Norman Tobey Ronald R Bean and Leland Fortier. They may enter the New Hampshire Flag Day ceremonies in Dover next Sunday where Pfc Rene A Gagnon will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge of Elks
Mt. Suribachi
Iwo Jima
Japan
Rumford
Maine Elks Convention
Bath Lodge
Nicholas Kakos
Maurice Glidden
Norman Tobey
Ronald R. Bean
Leland Fortier
New Hampshire
Dover
N. H
Pfc
Rene A. Gagnon
Manchester
Associated Press
Bath Board of Registration Opens Seven Day Session
The Bath Board of Registration opens a seven day session at City Hall to accept voter registrations and correct voting list errors. Sessions run 9 am to 1 pm, 3 pm to 5 pm, and 7 pm to 9 pm. Women who changed names must appear with their current name. The board will enroll party affiliation for the June 19 primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Board of Registration
City Hall
Mrs. Syde Hosts Dinner and Bridge Party
Mrs. Charles Syde of 47 Marcia street entertained friends at a dinner and bridge party Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Syde
Marcia Street
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Sebasco Lodge
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John McCourt
Bodwell Grange Hall
Robert N. Haskell
Bangor
Republican Town Committee
Philip Oliver
Maurice Pye
Raymond McIntire
Eugene Winslow
Stanwood Gilman
Truman Roberts
Ralph Pye
the Grange
Shirley
Marilyn Pye
Neva McMann
June McIntire
Norma Pye
Jean
Adele Hunt
Betty Bowker
The
Clifton McIntire
Alan Pye
George, Martin
Swanton Wyman, Jr
Billy Gilman
Leonard Rainey
Sylvester Cushman
Burnt Coat Island
Gordon Alden and Sons
E. P. Bowen
OLD New England Homes
Court Street
Westfield Mass
James W. Lyons
Damariscotta
Sagadahoc
Mr. Lyons
NEW England Clearing House
Cox
Littlefield School
Bark Head
Phippsburgs
Busy
Grace Church School
Elizabeth W. Collins
Bath Elks
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