Alumni Meeting Nears End of Season in Wiscasset
The 41st annual Alumni meeting at Masonic hall drew 105 members and six guests. Officers elected include Louise J. Blagdon president, Charles S. Sewall vice president, Verna F. Southard secretary and treasurer. Special guests from the 50 and 25 year classes attended. Principal speaker Joseph Hubbard presided amid remarks by S. J. Sewall and Stanwood Gillace. Burial services were held for Mrs. Lucinda Allen.
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Masonic Hall
Pres
Louise J. Blagdon
V. Pres
Charles S. Sewall
Sec
Treas
Verna F. Southard
Merle Day
Joseph Hubbard
S. J. Sewall
Stanwood Gillace
Congregational Sunday School
Lucinda Allen
Cowley
George G. Millard
Union Street
Allen
George Sarotelle
Bangor
Gloucester
Mass
Jackson Cemetery
Ladies’ Organ Society
George G. Cheria
Campaign to Raise Funds for City Playgrounds
A city wide canvass to raise funds for maintaining and operating playgrounds will run from June 17 to June 27. Playground Supervisor Edward J. McMann said the drive will mirror last year’s campaign. Mrs Edward B Hamblett, general chair, has organized workers across all wards, with detailed lists for Ward One through Ward Three and a continuation on page eight.
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Edward J. McMann
Edward B. Hamblett
Pratt Street
Parke Grindel
Ward
A. L. Kramer
Granville M. Colby
Samuel Prawer
Louis Petlock
Warren R-Munsey
Edwin M- Futer, Jr
James Callan
George F. McMann
Frank S. Saunders
Randall M. Daley
Norman A. Adams
Bath lad in Army writes of life at Lowery Field Denver
Robert J. Perry, son of Daniel J. Perry of 1070 High Street Bath, writes from Lowery Field Denver Colorado where he trains with the 3rd T S S Barracks 686. He notes tough explosives and ammunition exams, good food and views of Pike's Peak, and plans a weekend visit to Denver while enjoying Sundays off in a 12 week arming of planes course.
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United States
Independent
Bath
Robert J. Perry
Daniel J. Perry
High Street
Lowery Field
Denver
Col
T.S.S
Perry
Pike’s Peak
Rockies
Bob
Pythian Sisters Observe Flag Day
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters held a regular meeting at K P hall on Washington Street with afternoon sewing and a six o’clock supper. Flag Day was observed with hall decorations and a program ending in The Star Spangled Banner. Mary Curtis was named chair for the June 24 meeting.
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Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Washington Street
Marion Darrah
Rose Jean
Agnes Perry
Mary Curtis
Gertrude Stewart
Charles Daley
Curtis
McDonald Clark engagement set for August wedding
Rumford announces the engagement of Helen McDonald daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold McDonald to Claud Clark son of Mr and Mrs Harry Clark of 32 Urquhart Street Rumford. Both graduates of Stephens High School and members of First Baptist Church. Helen is employed in Dr C H Keating’s office and Claud works for Hyde Windlass Co of Bath. Wedding planned at First Baptist Church Rumford on August 16.
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Charles H. Plumstead
Blanche Antoinette
Richard Herbert King
Fairfield
Miss Plumstead
Lincoln Academy
Newcastle
Westbrook Junior College
Portland
King
Lawrence High School
Bath Iron Works
Thomas H. Campbell
Hancock
Ruth Kelliher
Friendship
Sherill Somes
Priscilla Colby
Marjory Malcolm
Eda Bailey
Barbara Ann Rines
Chester Merry
Robert MacQueston
David Witten
Henry W. Webb
Bucksport
Kenneth Russell
Lincoln Street
Bingham
Wendall Harvey
Mary Lowell
Wiscasset
Eastland Hotel
Charles S. Sowder
Nancy
Maurice
Minn
Carolyn Varney
Sowder
Minnesota
General Council of Churches
Durham
N. H
Will
First Congregational Church
Antonio Puna
Frank
Jennie
Herbert O. Pushard
Walter
Ill
Mary Knox Hodgkins
Brunswick
Waterville Hospital
Jackson Cemetery
Wiscasset Academy
Lincoln M. Harris
Boothbay Harbor
George Sproul
Irving Lewis
Benjamin Jackson
Levi
Old Homestead
Elinor Sproul
Edith H. Rines
Register of Deeds
Court House
Harold McDonald
Rumford
Helen
Claud Clark
Harry Clark
Urquhart Street
Miss McDonald
Mr. Clark
Stephens High School
First Baptist Church
C. H. Keating
Clark
Hyde Windlass Co
Bath
Vernon G. Mank
Elmer E. Mank
Montsweag
Warren Mank
Jacksonville
Fla
John Robinson
Joan
Peekskill
N. Y
Robinson
Alec Robertson
Kennebec
Peekskill Military School
Culver Military School
Indiana
Edward V. Reed
A. A. Stott
Bath Memorial Hospital
Maxine Walker
Swampscott
Mass
Frank J. Walker
Marian Baldwin
Wollaston
Charles T. Browne
Monmouth
Florian Ellingwood
Leona York
Bangor
Ellingwood
C. P. Hall
Wilbur Howe
Chester Howe
Cape Elizabeth
Woolwich Notices and Local Happenings in Brief
Funeral services held for Lawrence Ryan at Riveréle cemetery with Rev. Charles T. Browne officiating. Community reports include a 40-vote primary, Goodwill club bean supper plans, school picnics, student awards, and travel notes of residents visiting relatives, fishing trips, weddings, and clergy appointments across Woolwich Center and Montsweag areas.
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Riveréle Cemetery
Lawrence Ryan
George M. Carlton
Brookline
Penn
Charles T. Browne
Monmouth
James Ryan
Earl Ryan
Emma Day Reed
David G. Reed
Goodwill Clubhouse
Charles Shaw
Goodwill Club
Florence Temple
No. 1
Marian Pinkham
Margaret Pinkham
Roberta Ames
Shirley Webber
Mara
River Road
Dresden
Carney’s Point
Georgie M. Walker
J. M. Gowdey
Woolwich Center Baptist Church
Montsweag Baptist Church
Woolwich
Cyril E. Bousfield
Gowdey
S. B. Wright
Montsweag
Betty
Katherine Ryan
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Irene Chambers Lily
North Arrowsic
Daisy Bailey
Bath
Alfred Ames
Middle Street
Car
Longfellow
Day’s Ferry
Thompson's Pond
Casco
Mason Carter
Boston
Curtis C. Bushby
Mechanic Falls
Estelle Wade
Winthrop
Mass
Day's Ferry
Albert Richard
High Street
New York
Nequasset
Harry Muckler
Clifton
Mary Martha
New Brunswick
Miss Doris Babine Receives Gold Medal
Mrs. George E. Babine with her daughter Louise returned from Island Pond Vermont after Doris A Babine’s graduation from St Marys Academy. Doris received a gold medal for good conduct and two shorthand awards as a souvenir. Father Ready praised her and gave a gift before departure. She will enter college in the fall.
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George E. Babine
Louise
Island Pond
Doris A. Babine
Sunday
St. Mary’s Academy
Miss Babine
Father
Successful Clinic at Bath Hospital
A blood and plasma bank clinic at Memorial Hospital drew ten donors including eight Bath lodge Elks. Officials praised early arrivals and quick service. No clinic next Tuesday due to a medical convention in Poland. clinics resume June 30 and run weekly. Donors listed include Jean Dennison, Marcia Moulton, David Richards, Charles Kidder Jr., Gilbert Atwood, George Garnett, Clinton Childs, George McKellar, Howard Tobery, and George Gallant.
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Memorial Hospital
Bath Lodge of Elks
Poland
Jean Dennison
Marcia Moulton
David Richards
Charles Kidder Jr
Gilbert Atwood
George Garnett
Clinton Childs
George McKellar
Howard Tobery
George Gallant
Bay Point blackout ends short of full coverage
Bay Point experienced a nearly complete power outage last week but did not reach 100 percent due to incorrect signal instructions and tall trees blocking glare. The town faced ongoing maintenance and local notices include road work by Walter Powers, post office reopening, and seasonal cottage rentals.
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Bay Point
Georgetown
Walter Powers
M. H., Keen
Jamaica
N. Y
Ardene Pinkham
Howard Nash
Bath
H. A. Spinney
Henry White
White Haven
Helen Conley
Mary Campbell
Carroll Deering
Ionit
Fred P. Taylor
Dickie
Dickie Hagan
Phippsburg Establishes Civilian Defense Feeding Unit
Phippsburg forms Civilian Defense Disaster Feeding Unit with Mrs Hazen Hilton as chairman of the Civilian Defense group. Center group chaired by Mrs Ahithea Campbell. members include Mrs Esther McCourt, Mrs Eva Rogers, and Mrs Evelyn Beals. Sebasco group led by Mrs Jessie Lowell with aides Sarah Hilton, Etta York and Arlene Hamel. Groups served sandwiches and coffee at a town meeting Wednesday evening at 6 30 at the town hall.
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Phippsburg
Hazen Hilton
Ahithea Campbell
Center Group
Esther McCourt
Eva Rogers
Evelyn Beals
Jessie Lowell
Sebasco Group
Sarah Hilton
Etta York
Arlene Hamel
Buck Wins Harvard Dental School Cash Prize
Leon E Buck son of Mrs Carrie C Smith 137 Oak Street graduated from Harvard Dental School with the D D degree. He won the school cash prize for progress and school spirit along with a research certificate and a Harvard Dental alums golf trophy. He is in Boston taking Massachusetts state board exams and will return for Maine exams before serving in the U S Navy Medical Department. He previously graduated Morse 1933 Kents Hill 1934 and Bowdoin 1938. The wedding of Dr Buck and Miss Letitia Lee R N Springfield Vermont set for July 18 in Springfield.
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Leon E. Buck
Carrie C. Smith
Oak Street
Harvard Dental School
Buck
Harriet Newell Lowell Society
Harvard Denta
Boston
Massachuset
Morse
Kents Hill School
Bowdoin i
Bue
Letitia Lee
R.N
Springfield
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