Open House for 13th Anniversary in Fort Hill Photos
Fort Hill street hosts Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Sherman for an Open House honoring their 13th wedding anniversary. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clark, and many local families. The week features the 42nd Annual Wiscasset Academy Alumni meeting at Masonic hall with about 50 attendees and wartime attendance limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond B. Sherman
Fort Hill Street
Philip Cohen
Edward Clark
Byron Adams
Charles Mason
Edward Crosman
Charles DiPerri
Curtis Pearson
Chester Pendleton
John F. Jackson
Ellsworth Holbrook
Anne Nelder
Frances Somes
Emily Greenleaf
Stanton Sherman
Evelyn Goodwin
Fred Merry
Bertram Hutchins
Ralph Brewer
Horace Day
Archie H. Dodge
Wiscasset Academy
Masonic Hall
Louise J. Blagdon
Benjamin Rines
Nellie Blagdon
Grace J. White
Verne B. Bimson
Frank Reed
George Cheria
Charles Sewall
Verna Southard
Woolwich Grange Dedicates Flag to Service Men
Woolwich Grange held a dedication service for a flag honoring local service members Merle Hathorne Roland Bailey James Sutter and Richard Dolloff. The program featured flag presentation readings prayers songs poems tableaux and pledges with next meeting scheduled June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Merle Hathorne
Roland Bailey
James Sutter
Richard Dolloff
God Bless America
Grange
Sterling Bible Class Monthly Meeting at Corliss Street Church
The Sterling Bible class met in the large vestry on Monday for the June session with 18 members and one guest. Mrs. Nellie Hunt presided. Mrs. Fred May led devotionals. 21 calls were recorded last month. plans for July include a picnic supper before the evening meeting. birthday deposits were made by Mrs. Paisley and Mrs. Wheeler. a social hour followed with games and readings. attendees listed include Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. May, Mrs. Chaney, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Wheeler, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunt
Fred May
Wilfred Chaney
Robert Mitchell
Jacob Wheeler
Chester Plant
Warren McIntire
Walter Taylor
Flora Robbins
Abbie McKay
Clara Coombs
William Paisley
Fred Curtis
Eugene Watson
Pearl Dunbar
Lizzie Harrington
Tukey
Mohiba Cast Delights Rotary Club Luncheon in Sedgwick
The Mohiba cast, fresh from Morse High School Bazaar fame, entertained Rotarians at Sedgwick luncheon. Miss Beth Trott led and introduced performers including Robert Pinkham with accordion, Maxine Tinney and Betts Anderson as soloists, and Millicent Hecht dancing. R J Irvine presided. George Wolstenhulme welcomed new member Robert MacDonald. The club endorsed a city incinerator project. Theodore Stimpson and Clarence L Jean attended as visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Sedgwick
Beth Trott
Menits
Robert Pinkham
Maxine Tinney
Betts Anderson
Robert Rice
Ments Millicent Hecht
Rupe Irvine
George B Wolstenhulme
Elon Rober MacDonald
W. T Granto
Rotary
Lions Club
Theodore Stimpson
Brunswick
Clarence L Jean
City
Local notices list residents on leave and illness
John Southard on Federal street and Pfe. Richard Grover on leave from Nashville, Tenn. Mrs Grover and Fred Hilton also on leave. Hilton stationed in Winter Garden, Florida. Miss Florence A Neiley, Brunswick schools teacher, confined at home at Trufants Crossing under family physician and nurse care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Southard
Federal Street
Pfe
Richard Grover
Nashville
Florence A Neiley
Brunswick
Trufants Crossing
Virgil Libby
Oakland
P. E. Holbrook
Eleanor Thompson
J. B. Cooke
Portland
Charles Darrah
Cooke
Merton Wright
Ronald Larrabee
Annie Towle
Walter Larrabee
John Larrabee
Winfield Groves
Winneganee
F. W. Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
Clara Hammon
Belfast
Bina Staples
Bath
Florence Neiley
Edward Jenks
West Bath
Bath Memorial Hospital
Tolanda Edith
E. W. Haggett
Bath Iron Works
Lannes Fuller
Edward Mank
Elmer Mank
Woolwich
Ray Lane
Campbell Place
Birch Point Road
Harry Tabor
Everett
Mass
Perry Thompson
Mary Bailey
Hame
Harry Crocker
East Brunswick
West Bath P T A Holds Busy Year Close at Littlefield School
A West Bath turnout heard annual reports and elected committees for the coming year at a June 1 P T A meeting at Littlefield school. Members plan refreshments for local schools and a program included a Belanger reading and an educational quiz. Nearby, a cow moose sighting near Brigham's Cove road was noted by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield School
Warren Davis
Dorothy Lozier
Fred Bubier
Fletcher Waterman
Leon Belanger
Byron Clark
Albert White
Loring Small
G. C. Smith
West Bath
WAVES Enthusiast Miss Terry Seeks More Recruits
Miss Myra Terry a WAVES yeoman third class spoke at City Hall about women in the Navy and the need for more WAVES recruits. Edwin Watts assisted as Seabees interviewer, with Terry noting training, oath, and rapid deployment to Portland and Stillwater Oklahoma A&M. She plans another City Hall visit and urges women to join for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Myra Terry
City Hall
Womens
Edwin J. Watts
Boatswainstate
Seabees
Miss Terry
Boston
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A & M
Portland
Bath
Terry
Lieut. Riggs
Sezhees
Nequasset Auxiliary Holds Annual Meeting
The Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary met at the old Congregational vestry for a full day session with a noon covered dish luncheon. Officers for the year were elected including President Mo Gilman and Vice President Ruth Dubar. Attendance was small due to illness. 75 iron and steel grades are noted in a closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiary of
Mae Gilmore
Genesta Carter
Ruth Dunbar
Thelma Squires
Mabelle W_ Tracey
Mae Giilmore
Dorothy Reed
Bernice Bailey
Amy Cromwell
Norma Holbrook
Daisy Elwell
Thelma Squiers
Ethel Bailey
Beatrice Bartlett
Ruth Dubar
Margaret Maass
Thoma Squiers
Day's Ferry School Families Plan Friday Picnic at Brickhouse Point
Iain Children at Day's Ferry School anticipate a Friday picnic at Brickhouse Point to which parents and friends are invited. The Good Will club held its regular meeting Monday evening at the club house. Numerous residents from Day's Ferry and nearby towns are noted in a lengthy social roundup of visits travels and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Chandler Jr
Day's Ferry
Florida
Charles Perkins
Pittsfield
Mass
Samuel P. Buck
Brookline
Charlotte Buck
Armstrong Co
Littleton
Boston
Robert M. Bowers
Ashville
North Carolina
Ralph Bowers
Day's Ferry Corp
Bowers
28Th General Hospital
Florence Carlton
George Carlton Jr
McCain
Carlton
George Carlton
Philadelphia
Nequasset
Dinsmore Leach
Carlton John
North Woolwich
Richmond
Betty Bowers
Stoneleigh College
Rye Beach
N.H
Corp
Robert Bowers
Joan Leonard
Howard Trott
Beatrice Priscilla
Bath Memorial Hospital
Betty Price
University of Maine
Orono
Lorraine Price
Sagadahoc Ferry
Fred Rice
Moosehead Lake
Nelson Rice
West Hartford
Conn Raymond Goodspeed
Bath Iron Works
Carmel
Avis Marston
Nasan College
Springvale
Percy Marston
Philp Beaney
Marine Corps
Miss Sadie Dowling Located in Boston
Miss Sadie C. Dowling, 36, supervisor at the local telephone exchange, whose whereabouts worried relatives since she left Bath Friday morning, has been located visiting friends in Boston. A sister in Portland received a telephone call from her on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie C. Dowling
Bath
Boston
Miss Dowling
Portland
Girl Scout Camp Opens at Sewall Woods This July
The Girls Summer Camp at Sewall Woods opens Monday July 19 marking its third season. Horace Bailey of Reading MA will direct with assistants Mrs Linwood Carr and Mrs Edward Sewall heading the camp committee. Sewall Woods overlooks the city and Kennebec offering privacy for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall Woods
Operare Tar
Horace Bailey
Reading
Mass
Linwood Carr
Edward Sewalli
Cheryman
Kennebec
McMann To Head Playground Body Again This Year
McMann to head the playgrounds and equipment program for the season amid council debate over funding and supervision. An appropriation of about 10 000 was discussed to finance staff salaries while last year’s total pay was 1146. The plan envisions similar services and age 7 to 8 year old programming as prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMann
Common Council
Aldermen'’S
Alder
Philip L Eaton
Alderman Newell
Eaton
Newell
Harmon W. Smith
Huse Memorial School
Am Av- See
Stamp 18 To Be Used For Shoe Rationing
Stamp 18 will replace stamp 17 for shoe rationing under War Ration Book One. The change is set to take effect on June 15, with about two thirds of stamp No 17 remaining valid.
Broken Fuel Line Ignites Truck Fire
A broken fuel line in a sand truck caused a blaze as fuel dripped and the fire burned near the motor. Firefighters used sand from the truck to dampen the flames, aided by chemical extinguishing agents. Ensg r Frederick Oliver of Malden, Massachusetts was on scene.
Memorial service at Grange Hall honors deceased members
At Grange Hall Mona and Mrs Ella Coombs and Mrs Thelma Sylvester placed flowers. The program opened with a solo by Mrs Julia Field, Psalm reading by Eva Lemort, and a Lord's Prayer in unison. The service closed with "Nearer My God to Thee" and remarks by Hila Coombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona
Ella Coombs
Thelma Sylvester
Isle of Somewhere
Julia Field
Grange
Pestanent
Eva Lemort
Pieid Bell
Eth
MacDonald
Alice Johnson
Barbara Young
Jessie Hanson
Field
Hila Coombs
Pvt Ernest Lever Wounded In Action In North Africa
Word from the War Department to Mr and Mrs Ernest F Lever of College street Lewis ton reports their son Pvt Ernest F Bud Lever Sr wounded in action with American forces in North Africa. A later Adjutant General letter notes a normal improvement in his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Ernest F. Lever
College Street
Lewiston
Ernest F
Bud) Lever
North Africa
Adjutant General's Department
Pvt. Lever
Rockland Students Sought for War Production Jobs
Rockland area high school students are urged to apply for work in war production. Mel Jillson of the Rockland office of the United Employment Service asks students to submit applications at the Employment Service located at 401 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Mel Jillson
United Employment Students
Employment Service
Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies’ Organ Society
Be Vestry
Red Men's Hall
Frances A. Sortwell
Salvation Army
Roland Booker
Wiscasset
Moday
Booker
Salvation Army Public Relations Department
Wesley C. Day
Frank Hutchins
Evelyn
Henry C. Demmons
South Portland
Arthur F. Demmons
Long Island
Harry W. Stetson
Charles S. Sewall
Charles J. DiPerri
Mary Campbell
Charles Torrey
Harold Englebrekt
Charles Cowley
Cora Groves
Union Meeting of
Woman's Clubs
Elizabeth Reed
Boothbay Harbor
Robert Applin
Sor John
Phyllis Reid
Muriel Cunningham
Etta J. Applin
William McFadden
Auburn
Margaret Laine
Bowdoin College
Laine
Parker E. Mareun
Cambridge
Harvard
Robert H. Applin
USS
Thatcher
High Street
Leland Brown
Bucksport
George Blagdon
Brown
Hyde Windlass Co
Herbert Taylor
Bingham
Lee Merry
Lee, Jr
William Cost
Holden
Andrew Jackson
Marion Bailey
Thomas Jefferson
Charlotte Leeman
Daniel Webster
Nellie Dowling
Josephine Johnson
Gladys Hathorne
Sadie Bradford
Flag Pledge
America
Sterling Bible Class
Mohiba
William Johnson
Ann Williams
Yonker
N. Y
Fred William
Willams Nore
Duraton
Graydon Smith
Dick Steeves
Damariscotta Lake
Lawrence Lord
G C Smith
Edward Burns
Philip
Leon Felker
Lincoln Williams
Rufns W. Lombard
Robert C van Amringe
Lombard
Samuel N. Blackwood
St Petersburg
Fla
Rufus
Thure G. Nelson
Beachmont
Thurlow
Marblehead
Sabine
Margaret Lang
Robichaud
Joseph Robichaud
Iain
Miss Sadie. Dowling
Girl Scout
Mmann
Philip H. Oliver
Aldermen’s Chamber
Frederick Oliver
Malden
Grange Hall
West Bath Grange
Center Agree
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Full
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