Out at Uncle John's operetta staged by Richmond pupils
Richmond staged Out at Uncle John's an operetta in three acts at the Methodist parish house Monday evening directed by Miss Italy Hatch and Mrs Myra Dunn. Cast included Uncle John Winthrop Hollis Kennedy Phyllis Winthrop Dorothea Bacher and many other local pupils with solos and dances interspersed. A World Wide Guild meeting and Ideal Home Corner club gathering followed with senior events and awards already planned.
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Uncle John's
Maud Orita Wallace
Italy Hatch
Myra Dunn
John Winthrop
Hollis Kennedy
Phyllis Winthrop
Dorothea Bacher
Doris Miller
Warren Chetley
Kenneth Shields
Margaret Carver
Dorothy Pridham
Harold Stanley, Jr
Walter Fickett
Willard Holman
Horace Hinkley
Connie Guiou
Phyllis Cray
Joseph Tardiff
Janet Bellevance
John Chapman
Vincent Marchese
Norma Johnson
Arthur Gilbert
Elizabeth Raynes
Lorraine Gomier
Ray Small
Conrad Proctor
Sarah Nelson
Henry Plouff
Roger Emmons
Robert Till
William White
Richard Witham
Donald Dick
Clifton Yattan
Jean Kimball
Robert Gasper
Everett Main
Herbert Wedge
Phyllis Lemont
Josephine Wade
Merle Kennedy
Maxine Anderson
Herbert Siegars
Beverley Main
Marilyn Hinkley
World Wide Guild
C. L. Eldredge
Baptist Parsonage
Ideal Home Corner Club
Pearl Perry
County Road
Theresa Given
Helen Walton
Melville Hanson
Paul Given
Philip Densmore
C.H. Arber
William Meserve
Community Notes Include Engraved Plaque and Local Visits
Senior class presents an engraved plaque to the school as stage drape gifts. Veterans and residents feature travel and family updates with attendance at graduations funerals, visits and hospital notes. Notables include Whitmore at Schofield Barracks, Stilphen degree completion, and multiple relatives visiting from Stamford, Richmond, and beyond.
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Wayne Whitmore
Inez Whitmore
Richmond
11Th Med
U. S. Army
Schofield Barracks
Honolulu
Gilman H. Clough
Stamford
Conn
Emily Grant
Clara Foster
Viola Douglass
Emerson School
Methodist Church
Old Orchard
Women’s Service Club
Martha J. Totman
G. E. Edgett
A. H. Ives
George Thomson
James Meserve
Leon Batchelder
Edwin Stewart
Richmond Cemetery
Alvin Totman
Fred Holbrook
Rockland
Mass
Joseph Hackett
North Hanover
Benjamin Jeffrey
Benjamin, Jr
Samuel
Joseph
Frances Jeffrey
Harpswell
S. M. Smith
Roland Ladlier
Brunswick
Doris Vaughn
Everett, Mass
Morrill Totman
Gardiner
Sigrid Totman
Linwood Jellison
Waterville
Chester Totman
Bath
F. K. Jack
Margaret Wilson
Frances Wilson
Bowdeinham
R. E. Lint
Bremerton
Lloyd Grover
York, Pa
James Fields
Garden Party Set For Grace Church July 13
The second annual Grace church Garden party and supper will be held on July 13. Daniel Williams was named general chairman by committees from the Men's club the Women's auxiliary and St. Mary's guild at a meeting held Thursday night at Chace church rectory.
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Grace Church
Chace Church
Daniel Williams
Men's Club
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mary's Guild
Mrs Connard Attends Eastman Alumni Events in Rochester
Mrs George Baer Connard of Andrews Road leaves Tuesday by car for Rochester New York to attend the wedding of a relative as guest of honor at Miss Sutton’s home Saturday June 18 at 430. Miss Sutton was maid of honor at another local wedding and is a former Eastman School of Music classmate of Mrs Connard. She will also join an Eastman Alumni luncheon on Monday before returning home.
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George Baer Connard
Andrews Road
Rochester
N. Y
Miss Sutton
Connard
Eastman School of Music
Eastman School
Aretha Campbell
Lynnette Caverly
Kenneth Bailey
David
Children's Hospital
Portland
William Tench
William, Jr
Robert
Clearwater
Fla
Sebasco Estates
Cushman
Sebasco Lodge
Lion's Club of
Sebasco
Thomas Morse
Gilbert Woodman, Jr
Augusta
Walter J. Pierce
Kittery
Oliver
J. Bradford Sprague
Annie Bow
Attractive program for Garden Clubs Federation meeting
Mrs. Joseph 8 Leach of Walpole Mass regional VP for New England attends the Garden Club Federation of Maine meeting at Rangeley Lakes Hotel June 27 28. Visiting presidents from five New England state federations will join the Maine banquet and sessions led by Mrs Harrie B Coe. The program features committee reports officer slate a flower show 12 color prints by Thomas Nial and lectures plus social events and site tours.
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Joseph 8. Leach
Walpole
Mass
New England
National Council of State Garden Clubs, Inc
Garden Club Federation of
Maine
Rangeley Lakes Hotel
State Garden Club
William Champlin
Rochester
N. H
Malcolm E. Edgerton
Stamford
A. A. Garcelon
Auburn
Federation of Maine
Clarences. Beveridge
Augusta
Fred S. Woods
Cape Elizabeth
Werner H. Hoffman
Rangeley
Louise Washburn
Perry
Victor Aimee
Saco
Margaret McIilroy
Thomas Nial
New York City
Garden Club
Women's Literary Union of
Lewiston-Auburn
Bethel Garden Club
Bryant Pond Garden Club
Rumford Garden Club
Rangeley Lakes Garden Club
Lucille Ryan
Small’s Falls
Mrs Edward G Mead Honored by National D A R
Mrs. Edward G Mead of Oxford Ohio formerly Janet Cutler daughter of A M Cutler Bath has been accorded national recognition as Ohio state chairman of the D A R committee on the Advancement of American Music She is invited to head a new national committee on the same topic by the National Society president general The work began in Ohio with articles for the Ohio D A R News and program suggestions for special days She has been active in music circles and taught at Smith College and Vassar College with ties to Miami University and the American Guild of Organists.
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Edward G. Mead
Oxford
Ohio
Janet Cutler
A. M. Cutler
Washington Street
Bath
League of American Pen Women
Etude
Oxford Caroline Scott
Smith College
Vassar College
Detta Omicron
National Music Sorority
Miami University
Southern Ohio
American Guild of Organists
St Barnabas Guild Holds Annual Meeting After Services
After Friday services at Grace Episcopal church Rev Charles M Tubbs and Rev Robert Merry led about 40 St Barnabas Guild nurses guests of Mrs Arthur Sewall 2nd for the annual meeting. New members admitted. Officers elected. Plans for a July 14 picnic discussed. The group sponsors lectures and charitable gifts to Grace church and to Maine Central Sanatorium.
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St. Barnabas
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles M. Tubbs
Robert Merry
St. Barnabas Guild of Nurses
Arthur Sewal
Ernest Rogers
Sewall
Evelyn Plummer
Josephine Moore
Stella A. Dolloff
Gladys Dollamore
Tubbs
Guild of
Dolloff
Blair
Izetta Bartlett
Ruth Henry
Dorothy M. Miliken
Plummer
R. Clinton McFadden
Adeline A. Rogers
Guild
J. R. Andrews
William D. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Langdon T. Snipe
Spain
Daley
Rockland Hospital
Jane Murphy
China
Grace Church
Maine Central Sanatorium
Fairfield
Mary Gibbons
Helen Downing
Helen Wood
Florence Nightingale
Salvation Army Head to Be Transferred
Major Edward J. Tripp, long serving head of the local Salvation Army, will be transferred effective June 29. His future duty location is not yet announced. The Bath branch has thrived under his leadership including a men’s home at the army barracks. The local advisory board plans a farewell for Major and Mrs. Tripp on June 22 at Hotel Sedgwick.
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Edward J. Tripp
Salvation Army
Tripp
Bath
Army
Army Barracks
Hotel Sedgwick
William P Hill Dies Following Illness in Bath
William P. Hill died Wednesday afternoon at 943 Middle Street after several months of illness. He was born in Phippsburg, lived in Bath most of his life, and worked at David T. Percy & Sons now Senter's Inc. He is survived by his wife Kate Howard Fisher, two sons Roland F. Hill and W. Dayton Hill, and brother Fred D. Hill of Bath National Bank.
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William P. Hill
Middle Street
Phippsburg
William Dayton Hill
Bath
David T. Percy & Sons
Senter’s, Inc
Front Street
Kate Howard Fisher
Roland Fisher
Roland F. Hill
W. Dayton Hill
Fred D. Hill
The
Bath National Bank
Community notes from Bowdoinham and nearby towns
William B Kendall visited Gowell farm in Litchfield. Local families hosted guests from Hampton New Hampshire and Gardiner Maine over the weekend. The article lists lunches, graduations, church events, 4 H activities, a fishing trip, and multiple visits with names and places throughout the area.
Alumni Beat High School In Friendly Bowdoinham Game
Harold Millay of the University of Maine returns home for summer and plays ball with Bowdoinham alumni on June 9 resulting in a 10 to 8 score. Ernest Sylvester reports painting new buildings. Charles and Mrs. Sylvester visit Winthrop. Mrs. Purington summering on Dingley road after winter in South Portland. Harry Purington works in Portland and visited the family over the weekend. Emma Temple guests with her parents, the Bickfords, for a few days.
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William B. Kendall
Gowell Farm
Litchfield
Lawrence Hackett
Hampton
N. H
George A. Hackett
Clara Fogg
Edward Baker
Harold Rollins
Ivan Lang
Harry Woodbury
Frank Siegars
William Roggee
Margaret Gile
Gile
Everett Bessey
River Road
Marjorie Bodge
Charles Pratt
Bishop School
Carrie Kendall
Harpswell
Candy's Harbor
Elias Lamoreau
Preque Isle
J. W
Inez Gowell
Wesley Belyea
Hallowell
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Edith Wood
George Hackett
Harold Hackett
Zina Maxwell
Roger Robinson
Roland
Charles Browne
Loomis Dyer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hollywood
Calif
Perry
Brown
Courtney Nealey
Sanford
Phillip Nealey
Raymond Rendall
Alfred
R. A. Dickinson
Cyrus Purington
Rumford
Clarence Purington
Bertha Browne
Gardiner
Phillip Rideout
Harold Cheney
York
Robert Small
Chaney
Owen Small
Coombs High
Bates College
Small
York and Kittery
Pratt
Effie
Amesbury
Mass
Merry Workers 4-H Club
Ralph McEwen
Smith Adams
Calais
Chester Hobart
Leslie Craney
Bath
Mary
Emma Denham
Bette Hobart
Kents Hill
Maynard Hinckley
James Pratt
J. E. Allen
Clay Hill
Harold Millay
U. of M
Bowdoinham High School
Harold
High School
Ernest Sylvester
Charles Sylvester
Winthrop
Harry Purington
South Portland
Dingley Road
Purington
Portland
Emma Temple
Mrs. Bickford
Hyte Wyman
Maine
Phippsburg Center
John Evans
New York
J. L. Morse
Owen Richardson
Jacqueline
Juanita
Clinton
Morse Farm
Frank P. Leavitt
Marie Simpson
Charles M. Leavitt
Milton Simpson
Roslindale
Leavitt
Gertrude Small
Somerville
Small Point Beach
Dorothy Oliver
Carol Almerta
Winneganee
Norman McDonald
J. Parker Morse
Carrie Cutting
Frank
Gloucester
Dromore
William Barry
Revere
Harry Gilmore
Ray Cummings
William Cummings
James L. Morse
Ernest A. Rogers
Ernest, Jr
Pauline
Kittery
Asa Wyman
Emily
Raymond Wyman
Stanley Hutchins
Rockville Center
G. D. Rogers
Meadowbrook
Sam Jordan
Betty Small
Carrie Little
Allen Little
Edward ‘Thomas
Katharine Johnson
Pine Street
W. H. Johnson
Wayne Rich
Auburn
Martha Beals
Aletha Campbell
4-H
Verses on Flying by Mrs Swain niece of Judge Ames
Poem imagines flying beyond human craft and time as the speaker looks to stars and planets. The piece notes Mrs Swain’s connections to Bowdeinham and Silanas California where her husband managed the American Legion airport and piloted the first mail flight from Salinas on May 19.
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W. T. Swain
James H. Ames
Bowdeinham
Spirit's Eternal Quest Poem by Hope Joy Everett
A poetic excerpt expresses a spiritual journey beyond the blue seeking rest and ecstasy. The speaker envisions distant suns and a crystal key unlocking mystery as a spirit’s eternal quest.
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Hope Joy Everett
Phippsburg Community Notes and Events
Long post on town happenings includes rain woes and upcoming 4-H field day at Phippsburg Center schoolhouse on June 18. Social visits span Bath, Bath to Augusta, Sebasco Estates, and Kittery with gatherings at Morse, Leavitt, and Boyd/Campbell households. Children’s Day program at Center Church featured prayers, hymns, scripture, and gifts.
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Center Church
Father God
Grange Field Day At Snow Home Draws Large Crowd
West Bath grange held its annual field day and picnic Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Snow at Thomas Point. A bus from City Hall carried a large crowd to the gathering for swimming, softball and baseball with committee chairman Herbert S. Cavanaugh, Leon M. Genthner and Edwin W. Haggett coordinating the event.
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West Bath Grange
Ernest Snow
Thomas’ Point
City Hall Square
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
Leon M. Genthner
Edwin W. Haggett
Miss Cynthia Sewall Hosts Seventh Birthday Party
Miss Cynthia Sewall entertained Saturday afternoon at her parents home on Washington street from four to six in honor of her seventh birthday. Guests included Katharine Frates Carolyn Miller Majella Miller Alexandra Sewall Sally Lane Sewall Edward Mosher Robert Lowery Frank Warren David Sewall with yellow and green decorations and a Dutch Girl centerpiece holding gifts.
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Cynthia Sewall
Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
Katherine Frates
Carolyn Miller
Majella Miller
Alexandra Sewall
Sally Lane Sewall
Edward Mosher
Robert Lowery
Frank Warren
David Sewall
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