Graduation Exercises of Class of 1949 at Wiscasset Academy
The Wiscasset Academy class of 1949 held graduation at the Congregational church on June 8 with a flower decor. speakers included Maxine Dutton, Schuyler Fairfield, Mary Hatch, and Gordon Petrie. Awards went to Maxine Dutton, June Farmer, Sally Hersom, and others. diplomas were presented by Harvey Pease and Principal Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset Academy
Congregational
Madeline Reed
Rense H. Colby
Maxine Dutton
Bery Nichols
Academy Glee Club
Schuyler L Fairfield
June Farmer
Glee Club
Mary Hatch
Theodore V. Sherman, Jr
Gordon Donald Petrie
Harvey R. Pease
Board of Trustees
L. Joseph Roy
Wendell D. Flanders
John R. MacFarlane
Becker College
D.A.R
Sally Hersom
Beryl] Nichols
Schuyler Fairfield
Donald Gordon Petrie
C.F. Hall
Crescent Beach
Jefferson
Birch Point
Mount Jefferson
Mothers’ Club
Ethel Reed
Boy Scout
Lincoln County
South Paris
Huntoon Hill Grange
Leland Foster
Gail Foster
Arlene Ames
Eastern River Grange
Charles Dunton
Blaine Verney
Christina Mayberry
James Keefe
Harriet Jackson
John Merry
Nellie Carlin
Leonard Dunton
Jeanette Keefe
Ceres
Doris Foye
Pomona
Flora Munsey
Flora
Rose Hammond
Olive Dow
Bertha Day
Carlene Smith
Bertha Reed
Ena Page
Bernard Merry
Leroy Smith
Carlene Barnes
Southport
Boothbay
Eastern River
Sheepscot Valley
Garrison Hill
North Auburn
Oxford County Ministers’ Association
Rensel H. Colby
Anna Bull
Waterford
Strong
North Waterford
William Bennett
Richmond
Henry Larsen
Hebron
Andrew Young
Harrison
Douglas Harwood
Lovell
Emmett W. Rankin
South Bridgton
Carl
Greece
New Jerusalem
Royal Arch
Hyde Windlass Defeats West Bath In Twilight Softball
Hyde Windlass beat West Bath 12 to 6 at Lambert Park in a Twilight Softball league game. A standout double play in the sixth inning saw a fly catch peg to first then relay to second to retire two runners. West Bath turned four double plays. Hyde had two errors to West Bath’s four. Batteries were York and Allenwood for Hyde Windlass, Page and Lemont for West Bath.
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Hyde Windlass
West Bath
Lambert Park
Hyde
York and
Allenwood
C. Page
P. Lemont
Two Families Note Confirmations and Wellesley MA Degree
Personal notes recall Janice Hanna and the Wordens children confirmed at home. At Wellesley College on Monday June 13, 25 graduates received Master of Arts degrees including Gertrude Dole who also holds a BA and earned an MA in Latin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Hanna
Mark P. Hanna
Washington Street
Carol
Gary Worden
Frederick J. Worden
Wellesley College
Gertrude Dole
Middle Street
Dole
Wellesley
West Bath Community Notes From Rock Hill Inn Picnic
West Bath residents enjoyed a picnic at Rock Hill Inn with the Lowell School PTA providing ice cream and tonic. The Chatterboats held a plastic demonstration by Herbert Anderson of Lisbon Falls. Local families and 4 H leaders shared visits, school events, and alumni gatherings with numerous Bath area connections reported.
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Lowell
Rock Hill Inn
Lowell School Pta
West Bath
C. C. Sargent
Littlefield
Mill Bridge
West Bath Pta
Elaine Mitchell
Herbert Anderson
Lisbon Falls
Gerry Barter
Rosedale
King's Point
Marshall Boudreau
Isadore Singer
George Fields
Gorham State Teachers College
David Boudreau
John Larrabee
St. Mary's Church
Bath
Albert White
Morse High School
Ralph Baker
Alice
Ruth
Joyce Stevens
Dunbar
W. Va
Baker
Alice Dow
Lorenzo Dow
Portland
Leon Belanger, Jr
West Bath Grange Meeting Highlights And Plans
The West Bath grange met with Mrs. Thelma Sylvester presiding in Carl Meister’s absence. The program included community songs, a humorous reading, a vocal solo by Joan Boudreau, and a discussion on corn borers led by James Lemont and Walter Thayer. Ensemble numbers Sierra Sue and Forever and Ever were performed, with closing remarks by Mrs. Ethel McDonald. Announcements noted first and second degrees for young people, and a meeting at Merrymeeting grange Bowdoinham on Thursday for the Past Master’s Association and Lecturer’s Council. A 6 30 start was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Meister
West Bath Grange
Thelma Sylvester
Juanita
Rockies
Sylvester
Joan Boudreau
James Lemont
Walter Thayer
Alice Smith
Parsis Miller
Bertha Palmer
Sierra Sue
Ethel McDonald
Merrymeeting Grange
Bowdoinham
Miss Mary Clappison Finishes Summer Syracuse Course
Miss Mary Clappison daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Clappison of 128 North Street returned to Syracuse Sunday to attend a six weeks Summer course at Syracuse University She is on the Dean's List and will graduate from the University next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clappison
James A.clappison
North Street
Syracuse
Syracuse University
Clappison
Eighth graders of Woolwich hold graduation and dance
Twenty four Woolwich eighth graders celebrated graduation at Tuessie Hall with a long program of invocations, essays, poems, songs and prophecies in the class of 1949. The ceremony featured James Beck as marshal and included diplomas presented by Superintendent Stanwood Gilman. A festive ball followed with pastel gowns, yellow carnation corsages and blue and yellow decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Tuessie Hall
Woolwich Grammar
Nequasset
Sagadahoc Ferry
Union Bridge
the Chopps
Day's Ferry
James Beck
H. E. Danielson
America
Patricia Ann Crocker
Natalie Edwards
Carol Ann Hunnewell
Maine
Priscilla ‘Cromwell
Robert Ramsay
Robert Oliver
Bruce Baker
Fredric Lawson
Robert Reynolds, Jr
William Fogg
James Groves
James Baker
Leah Hathorne
Julia Bean
Freda Hathorne
Carol Hunnewell
Mary Lebel
Doris Lawrence
Patricia Crocker
Winifred Stafford
Esther Leeman
Verna Hunt
Priscilla Cromwell
Roberta Oliver
Leslie William Fogg, Jr
Esther Emma Leeman
Galway Bay
Robert Ramsey
Robert Reynolds
Mary Judith Lebel
Robert William Ramsay
James William Beck
Law and Order
Robert F. Reynolds, Jr
James H. Groves
Stanwood C. Gilman
Jessie Spaulding
Walter Snipe
Lawrence McNeill
Leah M Hathorne
Thousands of Chickens at Woolwich Poultry Plant
Hillcrest Poultry Co operates a Woolwich facility housing 18 000 to 20 000 day old chicks with a continuous flow to broilers. Norman Harris manages the Woolwich plant with one helper, overseeing feeding up to 6300 pounds daily and ongoing care for the flock bound for New England processing plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Poultry Co
Woolwich
Carlton Barn
New England
Norman Harris
Woolwich Churches and Graduation Run Through Busy Week
Woolwich First Congregational Nequasset holds 10:30 worship with Rev John F Anderson on Sunday. Junior Christian Endeavor hosts a Gypsy Home social at Priscilla and Louella Cromwell's Saturday 7. Daily Vacation Church School starts June 20 at 8:30 at the Methodist church for ages 4 and up. Montsweag Baptist at Woolwich Center offers 10:30 worship, 11:30 Sunday school, pastor H E Danielson. Woolwich Center Baptist evening service 7 features Children’s Night with songs, memory verses, choir music and pastor’s message. Bible school exhibits by children and 40 pupils enrolled. Tuessie Hall graduation sees 24 graduates with a dance. program includes essays, poems, songs, prophecies, and diplomas presented by Supt. Stanwood Gilman. Week also covers graduates’ picnic at Pemaquid Beach and thanks to supporters. Various local residents arrive or visit, including Mrs. Richard LeBlanc and son Carl, Mrs. Harry Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Harris, and others from Georgiaville, Auburn, Leeds, York Harbor, Machias, Dixfield, and Arrowsic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Tiday
Marjorie Niles
Westport
Violet Colby
Ethel Reed
Birch Point School
Josephine Johnson
Arlene Nadeau
St. Philip's Church
Pemaquid Beach
Mary E. Southard
George R. Atha
Groton
Conn
Charlotte P. Southard
F. Lennox Southard
Freeman D. Southard
Wiscasset
Martina Willis
Wiscasset Grammar School
Narrows
Back River
Fort Edgecomb
Lincoln Lodge of Masons
Douglas C. Munsey
Pearl Erskine
Erwin Skillin
Ronald Hodgdon
Hollis Erskine
East Hartford
Mr. Erskine
Alton Erskine
Canada
Frank B. Adams
Frank Philip
Bangor
Wesley C. Day
Raymond Sherman
Sourdnahunk
Harry L. Bradford
Lewiston
Bates College
Col. Shattuck
U.S.A
Norton House
Churchill Street
Alfred E. Gorham
George W. Boyton
Lake Worth
Fla
Middle Street
John R. MacFarlane
Mr. Haggett
Edgecomb
Arnold B
Sarah Clifford Haggett
Depositors Trust Co
Selective Service Board
Starlodge
Knights of Pythias
Lincoln County
Louella Evans
Vera Lowell Quinnam Haggett
Greenlawn Cemetery
First Congregational Church
Nequasset
John F. Anderson
Priscilla
Louella Cromwell
Methodist Church
Montsweag
H. E. Danielson
Woolwich Center Baptist Church
Tuessie Hall
James Beck
America
Patricia Ann Crocker
Natalie Edwards
Carol Ann Hunnewell
Maine
Priscilla Cromwell
Robert Ramsay
Robert Oliver
Bruce Baker
Fredric Lawson
Robert Reynolds, Jr
William Fogg
James Baker
Lawrence McNeill
Julia M
Richard LeBlanc
Carl
Montreal
LeBlanc
Harry Thomas
Wilbur Howe
Alton Harris
Donald
Georgiaville
R. I
Sherwood Francis
Avolyn
Pamela
Roy Francis
Auburn
Abbie Brown
Leeds
Charles E. Haley
Carrie Houdlette
Lemuel Preble
Capt
Raymond Ainsworth
Arrowsic
Dance Festival at Morse High Receives Local Praise
A Tuesday evening festival at Morse High School showcased pupil dances ranging from tiny tots to seasoned performers led by pianists Esther Andrews and Lillian Jordan. The program featured nature studies, rockbound revels, and a finale of rhythmic tap numbers with a large cast including Madelyn Oliver, Joan Osborne, Fay Pye, and Sandra Sprankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte's
Morse High School
Esther Andrews
Lillian Jordan
Gershwin
Andrews
Sandra Sprankle
Joan Osborne
Clair Martin
Chloe Deraps
Janice Fournier
Elaine McCrater
Joan Robinson
Linda Bailey
Sherry Downing
Joan Brewer
Susan Robinson
Louise Cooper
Josephine Munsey
Donna Swain
Sandra Hathorne
Pamela Litchfield
Gloria Wallace
Evening Star
Verna Lee Watts
Fay Pye
Carol Thayer
Patty O'Donnell
Dorothy Thompson
Judith Watts
Elizabeth Bull
Clara Ettis
Merline Osborne
Beverly
Wayne Hatch
Richard Delano
Joyce
Elaine Turcotte
Claire Martin
Sandra Trask
Tinette Lakin
Madelyn Oliver
Pauline Colby
Evelyn Bold
Firefly
Paula Lassard
Florence Fullerton
Patsy Bailey
Dawn White
Irenie Smart
Sandra Sprane
Rockbound
Phyllis and
Frances Warner
Joanne Smart
Christine Miller
Sea Gulls
Carla Chase
Heather McClure
Dolphin Elaine McCrater
the Sirens
Lord Eraine Allen
Beverly Coombs
Katy Boy
Sandra’ Sprankle
Frances
Phyllis Warner
Lorraine Allen
Prudy Bell
Tap Chase
Christine Milter
Verna
Leontine McAffee
Marilyn Longley
Hazel Warner
Clara Ellis
Carla Lee Watts
Moosehead Lake fishing trip and vacation notes
In the report, parties including Washington, D. C., are on a fishing trip to Moosehead Lake and Capt. Ainsworth is on a month long vacation at his Summer home in Arrowsic. Mrs. Florence Chamberlain and daughter Phyllis of Ellsworth visit Mr. and Mrs. Donald Leavitt.
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Washington, D. C
Moosehead Lake
Ainsworth
Arrowsic
Florence Chamberlain
Phyllis
Ellsworth
Donald Leavitt
Community Song Program Roles and Awards Noted
Frances Warner Joanne Smart and Sandra Sprankl contributed to a song with words by Claire Martin. Charlotte Cahill led as director, with Joan Os as assistant teacher and pianists Lillian Jordan and Esther Andrews. Drums were Joe Aver. lights Eliot Bold and Cecil Fullerton. Ushers included Billy Fogg Bruce Baker Bobby Reynolds and others. Prizes awarded to top ticket sellers Janice Fournier Elaine McCrater and perfect attendance Beverly Coombs Hazel Warner Richard Delano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Warner
Joanne Smart
Sandra Sprankl
Claire Martin
Charlotte E. Cahill
Joan Osborne
Lillian Jordan
Esther Andrews
Joe Aver
Eliot Bold
Cecil Fullerton
Billy Fogg
Bruce Baker
Bobby Reynolds
Bobby Ramsay
Donald Watt
Jimmie Beck
Susan Watt
Jean Briggs
Janet Wright
Hazel Warner
Beverly Coombs
Lorraine Allen
Arilyn Longley
Frances
Phyllis Warner
Evelyn Bold
Florence Fullerton
Chloe Deraps
Charlotte
Janice Fournier
Elaine McCrater
Richard Delano
Iron Works employes form a committee meeting held
Representatives of the Independent Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers, the Independent Office and Clerical Workers, and the Independent Guards associations met at Bath Iron Works to form an employee committee. They aim to coordinate actions against proposed transfer of two destroyer contracts from Bath to Boston Navy Yard by Massachusetts lawmakers. Members include Coombs as chair, Stover as vice chair, Boudreau as secretary, with Fitzpatrick present as advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers Association
Independent Office and Clerical Workers Association
Independent Guards Association
Bath Iron Works Corp
Massachusetts
United States Navy
Bath Iron Works
Boston Navy Yard
Independent Brotherhood
Local residents plan weekend moves and visits
Arlene Davis of Providence R I is on a brief leave visiting her mother Mrs L J Preney in Bath last weekend. Mr and Mrs Laforest Coombs with son Donald daughter Beverly and guest John Sanders will close their home at 22 Cherry Street on Friday and move their camp on New Meadows River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Burnham
Bath
Fred Larrabee
Herbert Murphy
Pemaquid
Carl Robinson
Leon
David King
Herold Davis
Elijah Hallowell
Arrowsic
Roland Carlton
John Perkins
Marshall Boudreau
Morse High School
Bath Country Club
Clifford Smith
Brunswick
Francis Deehan
Joseph Larrabee
Edwin Haggett
Roscoe Wyman
Hattie Moore
Clinton
Mass
Kenneth Noyes
Washington, D. C
Ralph Morrell
Gardiner
Irving Burnham
Leon Belanger
Bonnie
Portland
T. G. Nelson
Beachmont
George Cameron, Jr
Sabine
Frank Donnell
Byrant Business College
Providence
R. I
Earle Donnell
Susan Darrah
Alice Rideout
Flora Thayer
Edith Burnham
Arlene Davis
Popham Beach
L. J. Preney
Dresden News Briefs Highlight Recitals and Visits
Bridge academy senior class enjoyed a boat trip hosted by Carleton Mc Cobb. Junior high graduation exercises are set for June 17 at 10 o'clock. Mary Cunningham will present her dance recital at the Masonic building on June 23. Ralph Crowley has returned from Providence Rhode Island. Various local visits include Miss Jennie Rea RN Boston and Mrs Cora Gahan returning from South Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton McCobb
Bridge Academy
Ralph Crowley
Providence
R. I
Mary Cunningham
Bath
Masonic Building
James Cameron
Oliver Gethell
J. H. Mayers
Jennie Rea
R.N
Boston
Rea
Cora Gahan
Lawrence
South Portland
June Bailey
Dresden Mills
Walter Rittall
Nazarene Church Holds Annual Meeting in Vestry
The First Church of the Nazarene conducted its annual business meeting Monday evening with Rev. Curtis Stanley presiding. Reports covered pastors trustees stewards school superintendent and various societies. New officers named include trustees Irving Harrington Nellie Brown John Larrabee Alfred Back and others with delegates chosen for the District Assembly in North Reading, Mass., June 22 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Curtis Stanley
Alfred Back
John Larrabee
Rev
Stanley
Charles Kenney
Ralph Richardson
Young People’s Society
Malcolm Moore
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Mary Stanley
Church School Board
Edna Johnson
Irving Harrington
Nellie Brown
Annie Towle
Nina Harrington
Stuart H. Bailey
Doris Manser
Ruth Brown
Marjorie Bailey
Doris Lenfest
Iva Kenney
Lois Ames
Harriet Fraser
North Reading
Mass
Local Residents Move To Florida And Woolwich
Mrs. Leo Venus, after weeks in the city, departed Sunday for Tarpon Springs Florida. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Clough and family of 1485 Washington Street have recently moved to Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Venus
Tarpon Springs
Fla
George E. Clough
Washington Street
Woolwich
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F. W. Carleton
Doris Lillian Lawrence
Lawrence Elton McNeill
Geraldine Pearson
Elwell
Morse High
Iron Works
Paras
Dresden
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Rangeley Lakes
United States Brewers Foundation
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