Children’s Sunday at Winter Street Church Highlights Devotion
Children led a fine service at Winter Street church with Sunday school presenting the program. The pastor praised teachers and parents, a bouquet was given to Mrs. Robert H. Haskell, four children were baptized, and 19 youngsters received home and church Bibles.
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Winter Street
Robert H. Haskell
Allan H. Ramsay
Eleanor Roberta Armstrong
Clayton
Eleanor Armstrong
Eva Lillian Masters
Edward L
Eunice W. Masters
Robert William Mitchell
William and
Elisabeth Mitchell
Charles David Mitchell
Charles and
Ethelyn Mitchell
Ann Elisabeth Wilson
Catherine Evelyn Pert
Gloria Ann Brown
Alexandra Sewall
Majella Jacqueline Miller
Edward Arthur Rowe, Jr
Philip Arthur Haskell
George William Larrabee, Jr
Donald Allan Spear
Carl Orison McCabe
Dean Ellis Leavitt
Harold Wallingford McDonald
Dean Stanwood Jordan
Knud Rand Holmson
Alice Lorraine Purdue
Norman Gale
Phyllis Stover
Joyce Kilmer
Roberta Armstrong
Philip Haskell
Bliss Carman
Dorothy Wilson
Grace N. Crowell
Joanne Heal
George MacDonald
Majella
Caroline Miller
Virginia Andre
William Blake
Gloria Leavitt
Grace Gordon
Deee
Dorothy Bubier
Anne Wilson
Katherine Pert
Gay Mason
Witter Bynner
Knud Holmsen
Dean Leavitt
Donald Sylvester
Harold McDonald
Studdert Kennedy
Bath Fishermen Return From Camp
Bath fishermen Thomas R. Huston Chester A. Plant Arthur H. Price Lewis J. Sanborn Levi W. Steward and Elbridge R. Wright came home Sunday night from Spencer Bay Camps on Lake Moosehead near Greenville. Joined by Donald A. Mayo and Charles M. Allen of Bangor the group fished hard and all returned with limit catches. Wright joined Pine Knot club mysteries with Price previously initiated. Plant celebrated his birthday with a cake baked by the camp cook after his afternoon fishing. This marked the Pine Knot club’s first Spencer Bay visit, previously at West Musquash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Huston
Chester A. Plant
Arthur H. Price
Lewis J. Sanborn
Levi W. Steward
Elbridge R. Wright
Spencer Bay
Amory M. Houghton, Jr
Lake Moosehead
Greenville
Tnis
Bath
Donald A. Mayo
Charles M. Allen
Bangor
Wright
Pine Knot Club
Mr. Price
Mr. Plant
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Mr.Plant
West Musquash
Phippsburg Summer Arrivals and Local Graduates
Sebasco Estates and Bath see a flurry of summer visitors arriving from New York Boston and nearby towns. Alexander Brown and Louise Garth open summer homes while families from Bath Portland and Winnegance enjoy weekends at cottages. The district also hosts a grammar school graduation at Phippsburg Center church with diplomas for Willard Atwood Dorothy Perry Ernest Rogers Arlene Perkins Blanchard Crowley Dorothy Moore Homer Murphy Helen Green Beatrice Humphries Edith Alexander Leola Perry.
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Nard Wright Kauffman
New York
Sebasco
Alexander Brown
Joseph Brazier
Joseph Jr
Edward
Portland
Sylvester Cushman
Sebasco Estates
St. Luke's Hospital
New York City
Jack Sherman
Bath
Augustus Small
Small Point Beach
Jay Daley
Foxboro
Mass
Dromore Bay Farm
Raymond F. Campbell
Willard Blair
Charles Blair
South Braintree
Dromore
George Beals, Jr
Hyde Windlass Co
Charles L. Stevens
Alfred
Jennie Woodward
New Jersey
Parker Head
Walter Libby
Meadowbrook
Harry Bowie
Phyllis
Wyman's Beach
Maurice Libby
Arthur McDonald
Winthrop Pike
Williamstown
Seeley Cottage
Small Point
Lester Beals
Rogers Mill
Winnegance
Phippsburg Center Church
Sewall Moore
Ashdale
Homer Murphy
John Murphy
Helen Green
Frank Green
Beatrice Humphries
George Humphries
Edith Alexander
William Alexander
Leola Perry
Ira Perry
the Basin Schools
Francis Hill
Jack
Betty
Marcia Moulton
Ruth Skillings
Harry Oliver
York Street
Herbert Bassett
Arlene
Arthur and Merrill
East Boston
Edwin M. Wyman
Elizabeth Harrington
Eugene Harrington
Charles Talbot
Parker Head Village
Samuel Sternburg
John Stewart
Miss Louise
Cushman
Jeannette Shackford
Kathleen Leonard
Nathan Watson
Ross McNeill
Bowdoin College
Harry Briggs
Leon Eaton
N. W. Eaton
Martin Wyman
William R. Bowie
Lester Oliver
J. Ashton Nickerson
Arthur Tracy
Bernard
Howards. Bowker
Roy B. Chamberlain
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
Brightwater
Howard S. Bowker
Jean
Billy
Woolwich
Woolwich At the Home of Mrs. Bowker
Emma Bickford
Irving Blaisdell
Leeds Junction
Thomas C. Hughes
Gustave Laumeister
Palo Alto
Cal
West Point
Ernest Haskell
Haskell
Lyman Barbour
Herbert Scott
Leslie Dyer
Arlene Perkins
Lillian Barbour
William Blaisdell
Daggett to mark 100th birthday with quiet gathering
Flag Day June 14 will mark the 100th birthday of Gen. A. S. Daggett a well known West Harps well figure. He will observe the day quietly meeting a few friends at his daughter Mrs. Helen Patterson’s home in West Roxbury Massachusetts.
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A. S. Daggett
West Harpswell
Helen Patterson
West Roxbury
Mass
Popham Beach Visitors and Coastal Social Notes
Bath residents and visitors populated a busy week with many Bath guests and seasonal cottage stays. The piece lists dozens of individuals from Bath and surrounding towns visiting, hosting, or traveling to Seguin Island, Popham, Jonesport, Boothbay, and Portland, noting picnics, motor trips, two weddings, and the Phipsburg graduation on June 11.
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Milliard Urquehart
Jonesport
Urquehart
Seguin Island
Arthur Hill
Beguin Light
Fred Osgood
Boothbay
Keeper Osgood
Vilda Barlow
Fire Luke
East Boothbay
Frank Scotts
Portland
Leah Bowie
Helena Oliver
Spruceville
Trueman Taylor
West Georgetown
Ernest Oliver
Bath
Dorothy Moore
Clyde
Clayton
Wakefield
Mass
Norman Perkin
Blanchard Crowley
Auburn
Lewiston
Edna N. Coolidee
Georgetown
Maurice Hinckley
Son
Ralph Spinney, J
Bay Point
Eleanor Lowell
Karl Hentz
Long Island
Marguerite McNulty
Frank Jones
George Ingraham
Harold Beaten
Charles Talbot
Bath Iron Works employee appeals drunken driving case
George Pink of Bath Iron Works, an employee, pleaded guilty in municipal court to drunken driving. He appealed the $100 fine and $5.30 in costs to Sagadahoc Superior Court. Pink was arrested Tuesday by Day Officer Langdon E. Green on Front street. the case will be heard at the October term. The arrest marked the 184th by local police since February 1, as the department heads toward a record year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pink
Bath Iron Works Corp
Sagadahoc
Arthur J. Dunton
Pink
North End
Quincy
Mass
Langdon E. Green
Front Street
Superior Court
WINNEGANCE COMMUNITY CLUB AUXILIARY BRIDGE PARTY SUCCESS
The Women's Auxiliary to the Community Club held a Friday bridge afternoon, raising funds for the Auxiliary treasury. Prizes for contract went to Mrs Richard Quick and Mrs Guy Sprague. auction prizes to Mrs Walter Morse and Mrs Frank Perry. The Squaw club closed its season with a Hotel Sedgwick dinner and card evening, resuming in fall. High street reconstruction began Thursday, lowering the grade on Trask's hill to improve sightlines after many narrow escapes. The village school will close Friday for summer vacation. City officials ordered no parking on the causeway to reduce danger there.
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Richard Quick
Guy Sprague
Walter Morse
Frank Perry
Squaw Club
Sedgwick
High Street
Trask’s Hill
Phippsburg Schools Graduation Friday Evening
Phippsburg schools hold graduation at Center Congregational church Friday at 8 30. Program includes prayers by Rev Charles Stevens essays by graduates Dorothy Rose Perry Edith Mac Donald Alexander Blanchard Crowley Helen Florence Green Bernice Mae Humphrey, Wil lard B Atwood Homer C Murphy Arlene Melba Perkins and others. Diplomas presented by Supt John H Carter with period music and class ode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Center Congregational Church
Charles Stevens
Whispering Hope
Dorothy Rose Perry
Edith MacDonald Alexander
Independence Bell
Willard B. Atwood
Winneyance Noo
Dorothy Evelyn Moore
Leola Marie Perry
Ernest W. Rogers
Pov
Vanderbilt Pleased With His New Sloop Ranger
Designer Burgess lauds the Ranger racing sloop built for Vanderbilt noting the iron works product has behaved well under testing.
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Vanderbilt
Burgess
Iron Works
Ranger
Vanderbilt’s Ranger impresses as Cup contender in trials
At Bath Iron Works the Ranger shows strong form as Harold S Vanderbilt’s Defender for the Americas Cup summer. W Starling Burgess, Ney co designer, says Vanderbilt is pleased with performance. Burgess, who designed prior Cup defenders, sailed in the initial trial. The trio of Ranger Yankee and Rainbow race together for the first time. A new 165 foot duralumin mast for Ranger nears completion. Vara will carry the spar to Bristol after docking in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Harold S Vanderbilt
W. Starling Burgess Ney
Vanderbilt
Mr. Burgess
Burgess
Ranger
Gerard B. Lambert
Yankee
Chandler Hovey
Rainbow
Vara
Bristol
R. I
Morse Seniors Head to Lakewood for Trip
Two Maine Central buses will depart Morse High School Saturday at nine o clock to transport the Morse High School class of 1937 to Lakewood for a Friday trip and related activities.
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MORSE
Lakewood
Maine Central
Morse High School
Lakewood Trip Links Lakewood Students and Visitors
Lakewood hosts a joint class trip with Camden and Waterville students on Seniors Day. By Wednesday 68 had signed up for the trip led by chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Small, John E. Madden, and two Morse and North Grammar faculty members.
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Lakewood
Camden High
Waterville
Henry D. Small
John E. Madden
Cecile Veilleux
Morse
Helen L. Hayes
North Grammar
Graduation Exercises At Greek School In Lewiston
The Greek school conducted its graduation exercises last week with teacher Mrs. Harekisa Venos and parents Spilios Kakos James Kakos Charles Poulos Mrs Virginia Poulos Sam Canacaris and Arthur Canacaris thanking Supt. Clinton D. Wilson and the school board for using the Center street school building.
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Lewiston
Harekisa Venos
Spilios Kakos
James Kakos
Charles Poulos
Virginia Poulos
Sam Canacaris
Arthur Canacaris
Clinton D. Wilson
Center Street
Funeral for Charles Rose Held at Home
Funeral for Charles Rose who died suddenly Monday afternoon was held Wednesday at two at his late home 28 Marcia street. Rev. Joseph O Purdue officiated with bearers nephews Fred J Rose Ernest E Rose Frank Rose and George H Freeman. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery. Dr Thomas Baxter of Boston was a weekend visitor at his Quaker Point cottage.
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Emma Newdick
Bertha
Mary
Walter
Bath
Thomas Percy
Arlington
Mass
Margaret Stover
Joe
Jackie
Junior
Williams Hutchins
Philip
Lawrence Wyman
Madelyn Bridges
Ethel Osgood
Howard Spinney
Peniie Chandler
Moses T. Chandler
Myra Scott
Maria
Pauline Morong
Ernestine Robichaud
Shirley Morong
Ollie Spinney
Marie Leonard
Betty
Charles
Kenneth
Fred
Seaman Drake
Carol
David
Earl Mitchell
Virginia
Brighton
Robert Cody
Milton
Gorham Cottage
Alvah O. Light
Pond Island
Fickett
Katherine Oliver
Ida Burnham
Clarence Perkins
Stanley
Milliard Urquehart
Seguin Island
Jonesport
Viola Sudds
Auburn
Light House
Floyd Bridges
Dora Crowley
White Head
Nina Larrabee
Jerry
Bobby
Rose
Marcia Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street
Fred J. Rose
Ernest E. Rose
Rosedale
Frank Rose
Washington, D. C
George H. Freeman
Oak Grove Cemetery
Thomas Baxter
Boston
Quaker Point
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N. H. Fay High School
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United States Navy
Cassius W. Oliver and
Cassius, Jr
Popham Beach
Devon
Kennebec
Long Beach
Edward C. Plummer
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Times Office
Charles Rose
Chevrolet
Fast Lion Safos
Kneg
General Motors
General Motors Sales Corporatio Spetho
Bath, Maine
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