Phippsburg Graduates Share Joy Amid Church Exercises
Graduation exercises at the Congregational church feature 14 graduates eleven girls and three boys with Miss Frances Robbie leading devotions and Mrs. Melvin Pratt on violin. The event notes include class prophecy by Jeanette Wallace and a motto Education for Victory. Other items mention beach picnics, Moss industry at Bald Head and local fishing and garden reports from Winnegance, Ashdale, Parker Head, Center and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Robie
Melvin Pratt
Joyce Bartlett
Ashdale
Thelma Wallace
Sebasco Grammar
Jeanette Wallace
West Point
Florence Wyman
Philmore Gilliam
Ilene Percy
Center School
Robert Beal
Parker Head
Dorothy Cushing
Barbara Mank
Lorraine Harrington
Winnegance
Edward Hawkes
Alice Maker
Betty Bryant
Bailey's Beach
Cushman’s Beach
Center
Bald Head
Elroy Johnson
Harpswell
Head Beach
Colleen Wyman
Yarmouth Academy
Summer cottages awaken as families open Coastal Point homes
Local residents return from visits to Revere Massachusetts and other towns as cottages and farms along the coast begin summer use. Families like Hilton, Bowker, Perry, and Rogers reopen properties while gardens sprout beans cucumbers squash tomatoes and gladioli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromere
Harry Butler
Dromere
Harry Gilmore
Allen Brown
Edward Brere
Revere
Mass
Catherine Hilton
Gilmore Farm
Hilton
B.I.W
William Greevers
Langdon Thistles
Bobby Thistle
Parker Head
J. K. Bowker
James E
Omar Perry
Perry
James
Omar
Gardiner Rogers
Alvah Brooks
William Blaisdell
Clyde Pye
Benjamin Norton
Howard Bowker
Stoneybrook
Capt
William B. Perry
Donald Preble
Emma Perry
Mark Harrington
Irving Harrington
The
Ridge
Frank Allegrin
Rogers-Bowker
Dresden
Scott Kittredge Has Good Platform For Candidacy
Scott Kittredge resigns his housing agency post on March 21 to announce his run. Born in Rockland he is married with a son in submarine service in the Pacific. He studied at George Washington University and National University and became a lawyer in 1916 after a career in investment banking and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Rockland
Mr. Kittredge
Lieut
George W. Kittredge
Pacific
George Washington University
National University
Washington
D. C
Parker Head PTA Plans Supper and Sale Aug 24
Parker Head community clubs discuss a PTA supper and sale on August 24 with quilt squares and aprons from members. Annual picnic set for July 6 at Mrs. John Rollins home. Various local residents receive awards and attend church and school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Harrington
Leston Harrington
Rosalie Richards
Stanton Dozois
Bert Nisbet
John Rollins
Earl Lowell
H. D. Mank, Sr
PTA
Sally Lowell
Lloyd Lowell
Cleveland
Ohio
Arthur Higgins
Phippsburg Center
Frances Robie
Higgins
Parker Head
Robie
George Morong
Allie Rollins
E. M. Wyman
Alston Oliver
Owen Richardson
Center Church
Barbara Mank
Lorraine Harrington
Dorothy Cushing
Lendell Green
Earle Lowell
W. H W. Wyman
Winter Street Congregational Church
Bath
Fred Osgood
Perkins Island
Williams
Charles Blaisdell
Katherine Blaisdell
Jennie Rice
Arline Trainor
Hilton Freeman
Archie Trainor
USN
John W. Libby
Libby
John D. Libby
Farr Pike
Bob
Ken Graham
Phippsburg to Erect Its Own Honor Roll
A meeting at Center church discussed creating an honor roll in Phipsburg. Officers elected include Mrs Lyman Barbour as chairwoman and Mrs Elkanah Wyman as treasurer. A townwide soliciting committee chosen with members from each section. Local residents attended and guests included Mrs Webb and Dr J W Laughlin of Damariscotta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Center Church
Stanwood S. Gilman
Lyman Barbour
Elkanah Wyman
Earl Lowell
Phipsburg
Burleigh Williams
Winnegance
H. B. Wyman
Phippsburg Center
George Marong
Parker Stead
Guy Crawley
Popham
Myrtle Pye
Small Point
Herman Smith
West Point
Leo Hamel
Ashdale
Chester Wilson
Raymond Nordland
Sebasco
Eva Rogers
Dromore
Clinton Beals
Stonybrook
Popham Beach Library Keeps Vital Role Despite Absence of Librarian
The Popham Beach library remains active though no librarian is employed. Miss Frances Robie directs Christian work and Sundays meetings at the building with Yale Divinity student Arthur Higgins assisting. The Popham Beach Improvement Association owns the building and sets use, while repairs limit extra social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
Frank Scott
Scott
Society Hall
Frances Robie
Phippsburg
Arthur Higgins
Yale Divinity School
Higgins
New Hampshire
Miss Robie
Parker Head
Popham
Ilene Percy
Spirit of America
Richard Small
Ronald Tracy
Benjamin Britt
State Park Commission
Warren W White
White
Leon Oliver
Stevens Cottage
Jane Stevens
Walter Sprague
Weekend visits and cottage outings fill the coast area
Local families and guests populate Ledgewood, Popham, and Bath cottages. Among them are Boston visitors, a long list of Bath and Richmond residents, and several extended family trips. Casual movements include trips to Portland and Fort McClellan as well as ongoing health treatments and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davis
B. C. White
Carter
Boston
Ledgewood
Joan Shaw
Selma Cummings
Barbara Dunton
Barbara Madden
Popham
Harry Spencer
Portland
Ernest Spinney
Woolwich
Bath
Ralph Spinney
Philip Groetzinger
Anniston
Ala
Groetzinger
Fort McClellan
Connie Ford
Caroline Jordan
Vassalboro
Hazel Fetherspill
Macomb
Stevens Cottage
Jurbura Sprague
Miro
Roscoe Shaw
Clifton Morong
Robert
Gerald
Joanne
George Park
George
Wiguin
Konnchee
Park
Hatlet’s
Blossom
Barbara Monk
Lorraine Harrington
Parker Head
Former Bathman Honored by Fellows in Portland
William R. Campbell former Bathman and Maine agent for the Employers Liability Assurance Corp was honored with a dinner reception at a Portland hotel last week attended by 75 national and state representatives and Portland agency employees. He received a $1000 check and a plaque signed by all employees. Mrs Campbell received a cameo. Franklin D. P Shorton paid tribute, noting Campbell rose through the ranks. Also present were Mrs Otto Anderson Mrs Floyd Barnes Mrs Barrister and Miss Nellie OConnor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Campbell
Bathman
Maine
Employers’ Liability Assurance Corp., Ltd
Portland
Campbell
Milton W Stover
Franklin DP. Shorton
United States
G& Cameo Cham
Bath
George M. Lincoln
North Street
James O. Lincoln
Campbell H. Jordan Doolew
Philadelphia
Hin
Postal Auxiliary Closests Season Recap and Social Meeting
The final meeting of the Pun office Clerks Auxie was held Wednesday of Helweet with plans for a September event. Guests included Mrs Hooker Yo We Vermaste, Mrs Dawiand Cornish, and a new member Jiitiatha. A social gathering featured gifts, a decorated dining room, and a large spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil Nesday
Dori
Aahineen
Wapeety
Bilis
Wsihyay
Menor Wall
Cornish Weeks Street
Hooker
Fosters Voyat
Jbasegh
Lutiellin
Tien Bers
Dawiand Cornish
Carrie
Pouko
Blake
Dinine Room
Phartaett
Joseph Melaweditin
Dairies MeLumgithia
Giltes
Deinal Cornish
Veima Corvish
Hiaraid Hodgins
Frank Wakefield
Misocar Thankis
Myalov Hooker
Cyril Bo Varney
Civ
Fildreth and Family Noted in School Activities
The article highlights a student named Hildreth active in the varsity debating team and prominent in dramatics and college band. It notes above-average grades and references Harvard related credentials and a legal theme as part of his background.
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Sagadahoc County Records
Recent real estate transfers are recorded in Sagadahoc County. The list includes numerous parcels of land and buildings in Bath, West Bath, Woolwich, Richmond, and surrounding towns with buyers and sellers such as Alton Gower, Tena M. Ellis, Charles A. Bryant, Thomas H. Bird, and Gladys M. Ray ton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe
Porivton
Cleveland PY Curtis
Fund del
Topsmun
Edwin C. Beach
Charles T. Beach
Tarold BE. Lounsbury Et al
John D. Smith
West Bath
Osgood M. Redson
Sanford B, Nickerson
William Ki. Webster
Virginia G. Thayer
Woolwich
Hleana
M. Presle
Harry W
Thomas
Firemen Observe Memorial Sunday in Bath
Bath Fire department marked Memorial Day with a parade and exercises at the Memorial lot in Oak Grove followed by luncheon at Central Fire station Speakers Rev George Wolstenholme Rev Mains Rev Dr David L Wilson preached at the cemetery lot Music by the Waldoboro band Many participants included visitors from outside Bath departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Fire Department
Memorial Lot
Oak Grove
Central Fire Station
George 1. Wolstenholme
Peoples Baptist Church
Re Oc. Mains
St Mary's
David L. Wilson
Waldoboro Band
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Bessie’ Dickinson
Underthe- Lee
Frank Percy
Mr. Percy
J. F. Leach
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cranberry Point
Robert Hughes
Kenneth
Richard Morse
Salmon Cove
Kenneth Morse
Cora Campbell
Charles C. Low
High Street
Wyman Bros
Martha Hunt
Baltimore
Chase Mellen
New York
Chase Mellen, Jr
Chicago
John Malcolm
Wollaston
Basin Road
Gertrude Smith
Small Point School
Scott Kittredge
Milton Cox
Dexter
Bailey Street
Woodland
Sagadahoc County
North Atlantic
Yours
Raymond M. McIntire
Parker
Topsham
Paul K. Niven
Brunswick
Frank B. Nichols
Webb
Theo Webb
J. W. Laughlin
Damariscotta
George Percy
Salem
Damel Duffett
Brookline
Page Wyman
Elisha Bridges
Marion Bridges
Lawrence Wyman
Norman Perkins
Perkins
Clarence Perkins
Lester Morse
Bath Iron Works
Morse
Judy
L. J. Preney
Otto Anderson
Washington Street
Floyd Barnes
Washburn Street
Bar Risteen
Nellie O'Connor
Dummner Street
Green Mountain
Harry Brunswick
Crooker
Postal Auxiliary
Lloyd Hooker
Foster's Point
Greeley Institute
Cumber Hoel
Opportunity
New Gloucester
Coty
Port End
Gauld Vcademy
Bethel
Congregitional
Ehurch
Falmouth Pranwe
Ony Choo Tee Nation Pranwe
Portland Kriwards Club
Casco Footie
Masons
Yarmouth
Hildreth Gad Maes Morte Ware
Barston Ianed
Newtigert
Hildreth
Collene
Fred Oderaren
Phasard Studi
Ie Sivesan
Geore Owen
Fildreth
His
Harvard
Oscar da
Wynn
Maine Agricultural Baxter Service
Jerry
Sky
WHDH
Morse High School
Isabella
Kerr Jars
Doz
Mason Lid
Reyiadolee
Sears
Satley
Sears, Roebuck
Center Street
Bath, Maine
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