Phippsburg Sees Busy Primary and Local Notices
Phippsburg voters expected at the Monday primary to back Sumner Sewall of Bath and Raymond M. McIntire for legislator amid the town’s bid for representation at Augusta after ten years. The issue accompanies local social items, accidents, graduations, and a flood of resident updates from Dromore to Meadowbrook and beyond.
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Phippsburg
Sumner Sewall
Bath
Raymond M. McIntire
Board of Selectmen
Augusta
Sagadahoc
Phippsburg’s Turn Presses Voters in Local Agreement
The note urges Republican voters to support Phippsburg’s candidate to honor a rotating town agreement. It emphasizes returning to the old arrangement and that this year marks Phippsburg’s turn.
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Phippsburg
Philathea Class Plans Summer Activities at Corliss Street
The Philathea Class of Corliss Street church met at Miss Velma Cornish’s home to plan a June 24 dinner at Hotel Sedgwick and a July 23 lawn party. Committee chairs were named for the event, with a fall meeting slated October 14 at Mrs. Stephen Bracey’s home.
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Philathea
Corliss Street
Velma Cornish
Weeks Street
Hotel Sedgwick
Eula Fielding
Raymond Palmer
Harold Walker
Melford Perham
Alden Denham, Jr
Dwinal Cornish
Fenton Moore
Chester Plant
Raymond Falmer
Robert Keene
Murray Bridges
F. Arthur Berry
Bernice Achorn
Frederick Moffatt
Francis Norton
Stephen Bracey
Frank Bates
Emerson Glidden
la Forest Coombs
Winnegance Children’s Day Observed at Baptist Church
Sunday school children presented the program at Winnegance Baptist Church at two o'clock marking the season’s final session. Mrs. Chester Colby and daughter Mrs. Vivian Brown attended the Westbrook Junior College graduation where Marguerite Brown joined Morse High School alumna in the class of ’38.
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Winnegance Baptist Church
Chester Colby
Vivian Brown
Phyllis Delano
Westbrook Junior 11
Marguerite Brown
Miss Brown
Morse High
C. B. Clark
Clarence
Edward Little High School
Auburn
Popham Beach notes on sheep, lighthouses and community life
Sheep from the Etner estate graze on Gilbert Head to mow lawns and clear brush. Coast Guard electricians completed Fort Popham lighthouse work. new flash light active, fog bell awaiting use. Georgetown baseball beats Popham Beach 4 to 2 with Thorne and Rice on the battery for Georgetown. Weekend high scores at Rolalot include Mrs Waterhouse 151 and John Perkins 162. School picnic planned, summer vacation starts, and many cottages report improvements and visitors throughout the area.
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Etner
Gilbert Head
Coast Guard
Fort Popham
Georgetown
Popham Beach
Thorne
Rice
Battery
Morse
Wyman
Popham
Rolalot
Fred Waterhouse
John Perkins
Lynette Caverly
Yarmouth
Fred Spinney
Ernest Spinney
Morse High School
Bath
Ollie Spinney
Louis E. Gayton
Auburn
Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Gayton
Barbara Rounds
Gaytons
Miss Rounds
Page Wyman
Philip
Lawrence
Guy Crowley
Henry Leonard
Clarence Perkins
Elisha Bridges
Isaacson
Elizabeth
Oliver
Atkins’ Bay
Louis Gayton
Wilmer, Voorhees
James
Robert Kircher
Buchanan
George Buchanan
William Hill
Naugatuck
Conn
Dummer Academy
William, Jr
Robinson
Hill Cottage
Summer dances planned as Parker Head groups meet
Parker Head Girl Scouts gathered at leader Mrs. Herbert Doughty Jr home while Brownies met in the vestry led by Miss Lynette Caverly. Dance hall repairs finish in time for the first Summer dance on Saturday June 16. Mrs. Mank to serve sandwiches and ice cream. Rehearsals for graduation music held at Phippsburg Center with many participating. Scout signalling contest won by Earl Hamel. Field day at Phippsburg Center planned for June 15. Red Cross knitting efforts organized with info at Bath headquarters.
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Miss Caverly
Langdon Thistle
J. I. Smith
Elaine Bowker
Rye
Flani Nasi
Woodrow Wilson High School
Municipal Auditorium
Long Beach
Calif
Guysbert Vroom
Guysbert
Princeton University
Princeton
N. J
Alice Hampton Minott
Posse Nissan
Bow Lake
N. H
Minott
Clinton Beals
Laura H
Popham
Parker Head
Ceres McCourt
Ceres McCourt. V. Ouellette
Decker Place
Ralph Wright
Dromore
Wrights
Jack Wilson
Meadowbrook
Richard Young
Small Point Road
Grace Dickinson
Bath
Phippsburg
Under-the-lee
Milton Warner
Foxboro
Mass
Paul Simonds
Carrie Little
Eugene Perkins
Roscoe Perkins
Herbert Doughty, Jr
Lynette Caverly
Mank
Phippsburg Center
Earl Hamel
Vestry
Red Cross
Sally Lowell
Lloyd Lowell
Walter Cushing
Allie Rollins
Beatrice Denningham
H. D. Mank
Leston Harrington, Jr
John Rollins
Elkaneh Wyman
Small Point School
Center School
Beatrice Dunningham
West Georgetown
William Hemmer
Edith Mank
Birmingham
Ala
Portsmouth
Charles Blaisdell
Maurice Blaisdell
Kenneth Wyman
James Chambers
Farmington
Ralph Kenney
West Bath
New Meadows
Frank Percy
New York
Leach
Turner McCarty
Henry Albert
Eric Schultz
Leston Harrington
Charles Perry
Lloyd D. Perry
George Woodward
Eric Carlson
Forest Wyman
Gilbert Woodman
Town
Paris
Clarence Wallace
Bob Moore
Arthur Moore
Arthur Thompson
Cornish
Earl Lowell
Portland
Mary
Francess Stacey
Bernard Carlson
Dix Island
Francis Lander
Fred Shepard
Brunswick
Harold Rogers
Eugene Harrington
Helen Cushing
Burleigh Williams
Edwin M. Wyman
Alice Rollins
William
Lewiston
Annette Williams
Priscilla Coombs
Barbara
Alonzo Lowell
Sebasco
Maine Garden Club Federation Meets at Spruce Point Inn
The ninth annual Maine Garden Club Federation meeting, June 25 and 26 at Spruce Point Inn Boothbay Harbor, centers on Horticulture and Conservation. Mrs. Clarence S Beveridge presides. Boothbay Region Garden Club hosts with committees led by Mrs. James B. Perkins and Miss Mary Kenniston. Reservations go to Spruce Point Inn manager A L Miner.
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Maine
Garden Club Federation
Spruce Point Inn
Boothbay Harbor
Boothbay Region
Garden Club
Federation
Clarence S Beveridge
Augusta
FE. Stewart Oberton
West Rockport
Walter H. Cleveland
James B. Perkins
William Hodgdon
Lucius Hitchcock
John Dorr
Charles B. Dolloff
Leon Murray
William H. Raye
Charles T. Penney
Mary Kenniston
George Hodgdon
James Rogers
J. Arthur Stevens
Norman Hodgdon
Conrad Dieterich
Melville E. Sawtelle
Constance Moffett
Arthur Porter
Helen Dieterich
Alice Smalley
Maine National Auxiliary Encampment Attended by Local Officers
Mrs Beatrice Burns president and Mrs Charlotte Barker Junior vice president attended the Department of Maine encampment of the National Auxiliary of USW V in Portland City hall. Mrs Burns was installed as color bearer for the state unit. About 400 people attended. Albert Galloupe of Hallowell was weekend guest of his parents in this city.
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Beatrice Burns
Charlotte Barker
Anna Swain
Hattie Wales
Lillian Hart
Dorothy Wright
Ernest Edgar Kate
Department of Maine
Portland
Burns
Albert Galloupe
Hallowell
Junior Cosmopolitan Club Plans Silver Tea Event
The Junior Cosmopolitan club held a regular meeting in the club house and scheduled a Silver Tea for Wednesday June 19 from 3 to 5. Norma Steussey is chairman with Doris Stickney Mary Anderson Marjory Nichols Helen Tabor Marie Bennett Gertrude Dole Pauline Nickerson Barbara White Mary Dubble Margaret Sampson and Betty Howard in charge.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Norma Steussey
Doris Stickney
Mary Anderson
Marjory Nichols
Helen Tabor
Marie Bennett
Gertrude Dole
Pauline Nickerson
Barbara White
Mary Dubble
Margaret Sampson
Betty Howard
Stevenses Visit Doyles in Brunswick Road Weekend
Mr and Mrs Raymond Stevens of Greenfield Massachusetts were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Charles B Doyle on Brunswick Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Stevens
Greenfield, Mass
Charles B. Doyle
Brunswick Road
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Albion Blethen
Bliffin
Blethen
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Lena
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Abbie Minott
Ada Catherine Minott
Elizabeth"Hampton
Ada Catherine
Roxbury
Rose Wyman
Pauline Wyman
Allston
Lakeview
Routhland
Quincy, Mass
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Gun Hill
Adelbert Williams
William D. Cutting
Ring
Arlington Heights
Frank W
Martha Cutting
Damariscotta
Clinton Bears
Ray Campbells
Ernest Rogers
A. L. Nickerson
Mal
William Bruce
Wright Farm
Harold Shaw
Lloyd and
Ivan
Woolwich
Leon Eaton
Sidney Eaton
Middle Street
Joseph Belanger
Jean
Paul Gilmore
Janice
Martin Eaton
of Arrowsic
Topsham
Hennessey
Jesse Hubel
Montreal
Seth Snipe
The
Pines
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
Frank Jones
Jones
Edward Ory
Emmy Baker
St. Johns
N. B
Eugene W. Osgood
Fred Osgood
Cynthia Anne
Robert Burlow
Robert, Jr
Francis Luke
East Boothbay
Charles Morse
Boothbay
Everett Pryor
Quincy
Warren White
White
Peter Isaacson
Alvah Light
Howard Spinney
Albert Pinette
Paul Moore
Marcelle Houle
Rose Pinette
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BV. F. A
Ralph Tibbetts
Elmer Morse
Richard Hogan
Lester Morse
Stuart Day, Jr
Winneganee
Elbridge R. Wright
Bruce
Bath and
Bay Point
Frank Scott
Parker
Billy Bradshaw
Elwood Hathorn
Harlan Booker
Frederick Thomas
Popham Beach Road
Maine Garden Club Federation Meeting
Frank C. Dunton
Bath City
Frank O. Dunton
Lewis O. Barrows
United States
United States Senate
Mrs
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Waterville
Edward W. Bridgham
Francis W. Sullivan
Frank W. Linnell
Everett W. Perkins
Leon H. Marr
William B. Skelton
Richard M. Hallett
Thurber E. Holt
Fort Fairfield
Harold N. Skelton
Frank O. Youngs
Bangor
Forrest HW. Bond
Jefferson
John FL Blanchard
Wilton
EB. Sewall
York
Fred E. Maxfield
Daniel FL Crowley
Biddeford
Frederick W. Mitchell, M.D
Tioullen
Edward A. Hay
Tarry
HH. Campbell, D. O
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Sumner ©. Pattee
Belfast
Edwin EF. Parine Est
Presque
Cleophas Qikin
S. Wilson Gollins
Caribou
Arthur C. Lab
John H. Walsh
Lindley Dobson
M. D
Presque Isle
W. Thibault
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George B. Barnes
Houlton
Charles M. Fowler
Albert G. Merritt
George W. Reed
K. Story
Washburn
Paul K. Niven
Brunswick Judson Co
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Aime B. Asselin
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Fred P. Stevens
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