Bath visitors fill ward clerk role for summer season
Miss Phyllis Bowie of Bath, staying at Head Beach with family, visited Bath Monday to fill a Ward 4 clerkship. The article lists numerous Bath area residents, travelers, and local moments from a Busy week including census work, visits, and relocations across towns and camps.
New Pastor Freeman Joins Corliss Street Baptist Church
Albert R. Freeman arrives from Oakland to lead Corliss Street Baptist in Bath Maine with his wife in a renovated parsonage. Freeman, born in Sable River Nova Scotia, studied at Horton Academy Gordon College and Colby, and has seven and a half years in ministry including roles in Nova Scotia Holliston Melrose and Vineyards Haven. Mrs. French studied at Houghton Seminary Colby and Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert R. Freeman
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Bath
Oakland
United Baptist Church
Mrs. Freeman
Mr. Freeman
Sable River
N. S
Horton Academy
Wolfeville
Gordon
Suit for Recovery of Cattle on Trial
A civil suit for the recovery of cattle left in a barn occupied on a Topsham farm was heard in Sagada hoe Superior Court and carried to the afternoon. Charles W. Morse accuses Arthur Bisson of not allowing cattle to be recovered in exchange for housing and milk rights. Attorneys Ellis L. Aldrich and Edward W. Bridgham argued the case with Milton H. Douglas named foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe
Bisson
Edward W. Bridgham
Milton H. Douglas
Clergy Leader Charles Kinney Dies in Portland Meeting
Rev. Charles L. Kinney pastor of Beacon Street Methodist church died Tuesday in Portland after attending a Board of Managers meeting of the Preachers' Aid Society of the Maine Conference of Methodism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Kinney
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Portland
Preachers’ Aid Society
Maine Conference of Methodism
Parker Head Mrs Morong leads honor roll drive
Parker Head figures show Mrs George Morong collecting funds for an honor roll with fifty dollars raised so far. A Tuesday July 18 meeting at town hall will organizers submit proceeds and names of boys and girls for the honor roll and plan the project location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morong
Town Hall
Earl Lowell
Doris Arndt
Eda Depner
F. W. Arndt
Monroe Wilbur
Stanton Dozois
Julia Dozois
Farm Bureau
Dromore
Bert Nisbet
Edwin M. Wyman
Walter Cushing
Sebasco
Center Scouts
Parker Head
Robie
Arthur Higgins
Card of Thanks to Sagadahoc County Voters
Neil S. Bishop State Senator for Sagadahoc County expresses deep appreciation to voters for confidence and loyal support in a formal card of thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Neil S. Bishop
Playgrounds Open On Monday Despite Showers
Playgrounds opened Monday for the 1944 season despite rain. Edwards J. McMann supervises fifteen staff across three sites at Dike school Central Grammar Goddards field with new equipment including archery badminton and volleyball gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McMann
Dike
Central Grammar School
Goddards Field
McMann
Marilyn Cummings
Betty Small
Elaine Noyes
Mae Nelson
Geraldine Estabrook
Loretta Huff
Central Grammar
Lorna Kramer
Nellie Page
Nancy Sewall
Barbara Danforth
Jackie McMann
Goddards
Mitchell
Ann Crooker
Virginia Bowker
Mr Jones
Claire McKay
Dromore Grangers Welcome Many Guests
Dromore grange of Phippsburg met Tuesday of last week with many Bath grangers in attendance. Edwin W Haggett of West Bath attended with his wife as former West Bath members. Eighty two members enjoyed bouquets and floral decorations as the first and second degrees were conferred. State Deputy Cleveland Marriner praised the degree team. A Past Masters Association meeting is planned for June 22 in West Bath with a covered dish supper. Third and fourth degrees will be conferred jointly with West Bath in July. A social hour followed with sandwiches cakes and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Phippsburg
Bath
Edwin W. Haggett
West Bath
West Bath Grange
Cleveland Marriner
Robert Metcalf
Topsham
Enterprise
Progressive Prangers
Past Masters Association
Est Bath Grange
Dromore Farm Bureau Reports Profitable Day
The Dromore Farm Bureau held an all day session at the Grange Hall in Phippsburg with Mrs Daniel Weeks leading a lesson on Cane Seating. Members learned antique chairs can be restored for use again and planned a July meeting hosted by Mrs Rebecca Minott and Miss Abbie Minott at Phippsburg Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Phippsburg
Daniel Weeks
Rebecca Minott
Abbie Minott
Popham Beach road repairs and summer plans emerge
Work on the Coast Guard road began this week with scraping and gravel filling to prevent spring floods. At town meeting $150 was approved for repairs. Wealth of local activity follows, including residents preparing cottages, visitors arriving for summer, and plans for an honor roll for Phippsburg with three local servicemen named among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
Guy Cowley
Popham Beach
Phippsburg
Cpl Herbert Sprague
Mirot Percy, Jr
California
Orville Small Ion
Bath Iron Works
Army
Norman Perkins
West Bath
Blanchard Crowley
Fred Spinney
Ong Woolwich
Popham
Cpl
Spinney
England
Ernest Spinney
Pfc
Pfc. Crowley
Florida
Pvt. Perkins
Gorgia
Arthur Higgins
Frances Robie
Higgins
Yale Divinity School
White
Warren White
Hill MacGregor
Maine
Strout Morrison Wedding Held at Central Congregational
Miss Arlene Morrison daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Morrison and Harold Strout USN son of Mr and Mrs Ivory Strout were married Wednesday at 730 pm in the Central Congregational church Rev Sidney L Dee presiding Thelma Strout maid of honor Edward Strout best man Thelma Strout and Elsie Reed attended A navy blue dress for the bride purple ensemble for the attendant The couple will honeymoon a week and Mrs Strout will return to Bath Iron Works duties in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Galarneau
Brunswick
Alphonse Galarneau
Maurice Clark
Lubee
Galarneau
V.F.W
Augusta
Gilbert Snow
Bath
George Jones
Bath Iron Works
Parker Head
Allie Rollins
W. T. Wyman
Beatrice Denningham
John D. Libby
Hamel
Usn
Sampson
N. Y
Leslie Logan
William Hodgkins
Sunny Hodgkins
East Boston
Leo Hamel
James Gilman
Ash
Eda Depner
Lowells
Cleveland
Arndt
Schenectady
George Morong
William Hallet
William, Jr
John Kriedler
Eleanor Bertrand
John Libby
Eugene Harrington
Bernard Wyman
Parker
East Machias
BIW
Brewster Sedgwick
Richard Burke, Jr
Catherine Legard
Sargent Legard
Popham
Jacqueline Kimball
Freeport
Barbara Sprague
Irving Isaacson
Fort Mead
Peter Isaacson
Stanley Hyde
Barbara
Nancy Hyde
Yarmouth
Ledgewood
Barbara Alden
Wellesley
Mass
Carolyn Cavett
Marblehead
Mary Hubbard
Waterford
Joan Kimball
George Buchanan
Troy
Kennebec
Charles Morse
Jeanne Belanger
Elden Emerson
Morses
Coast Guard Road
Allan Spear
Donald
Horace Morse
Martha Morse
Horace Morse, Jr
John Morse
Patricia Wing
Cora Durant
Evelyn White
Mary Durant
Charles W. Wilson
Edward
Alfred
Warren
Morgan Cottage
Wilson
Merchant Marine
L. FE. Gayton
Auburn
Gayton
Marilyn Cummings
Selma Cummings
Norma Cummings
Sylvia Petlock
Corinne Weinstein
Wrentham
Eleanor Langley
York
S.C
Roscoe Shaw
Joan Shaw
Ruth Williams
Barbara Dunton
Deborah Long
Baltimore
Shaws
Seth Snipe
Walter Snipe
Earl Lowell
Sally
Williram
Fred Arndt
Ohio
Robert Arndt
George Percy
Salem
Daniel Dutlett
Brookline
Percy
Warren W. White
Arlene Morrison
Alex Morrison
Center Street
Harold Strout
U. S.N
Ivory Strout
Woolwich
Central Congregational Church
Sidney L. Dee
Thelma Strout
Edward Strout
Morse High
Norfolk
Edward Hayward
Keith
Graydon Tenan
Paul
John Willey
Mattie Niles
Maurice Hayward
Elsie Reed
Payson’s Sentence Suspended By Court
Frank Payson of Bath formerly of Augusta faced a one to two year State prison term for breaking and entering. Judge Nathaniel Tompkins suspended the sentence and placed him on two years probation. Tompkins also granted citizenship to nine women and four men from Sagadahoc County, with Rev. Sidney E. Dee offering prayer. Names include Helen Tobiassen Bath Harriette Hodgdon Woolwich Karl Strand Bath and others from Bath, Topsham, Richmond and nearby towns. Mrs. Fred Curtis Jr. of Cobb Road travels to Searsport to visit relatives.
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Phyllis Bowie
Bath
Head Beach
Bowie
Legard
High Street
Barbara Dickinson
Vincent Dickinson
California
Colliers
George E. Chadbourn
Betty
Alvah Brooks
Grace Whittemore
Betty Robson
Pleasant View Farm
Carrie Little
James Little
Green Acres
Robert Whitehead
Miriam Looney
Columbus,c
Macy Whitehead
Haverford
Whitehead
Brightwater
Arthur Brown
Small Point
Brown
Marine Growths, Inc
Wilbur Bull
Miriam
Waterford
Leon Berry
Jamaica Plain
Mass
East Brunswick
Corrinne
Rockland
Wilbur Center
Miss Berry
Lynn
Fred Lewin
Dromore
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mr. Lewin
Tommy" Morse
James Lester Morse
Europe
England
Windsor Castle
St. James Church
Eaton College
Edward VII
Bessie Dickinson
Tompkins
Nathan Doughty
Bowdoin
Doughty
Victoria Dodge
Harry Blaisdell
Blaisdell
Libby
Sanborn
Chester B. Oliver
Perry Farm
Basin
Frank Payson
Augusta
Nathaniel Tompkins
Sagadahoc County
Payson
Sidney E. Dee
Central Congregational Church
United States
Justice Tompkins
Helen Tobiassen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Norway
Harriette Ann Hodgdon
Woolwich
Karl Johann Strand
Michael John Belanyi
Pejepscot
Czechoslovakia
Canada
Leona Irene Caron
Litchfield
Sadies ’ Horton Price Hayes
Topsham
Olive Orr Tait
Richmond
Matilda Blanche Bellarance
Margaret M. Richard
Eva Mae Powers
Elizabeth Marry Stark
John Abel Allain
Masons Attend Service at Grace Church in Builders Theme
Grace Episcopal church welcomed Solar and Polar Star Masonic Lodge members for a Sunday matins sermon titled Building the Spiritual House. Rev Charles M Tubbs linked ancient masonry to Christian church building, urging believers to work and pray for a noble, global fraternal edifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Polar Star Lodges
Tubbs
King Solomon’s Temple
God
Masonic Temple
Grace Church
Spirit of Brotherhood and Armed Forces Appeal Noted
Reading from a sermon the phrase spirit of brotherhood and support for fathers and the armed forces were emphasized. The account notes the first verse America was sung before the recessional hymn in a ceremony.
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America
Family Dinner Party Honors Moore Family at 470 Washington
Mr and Mrs Frank E Moore of 470 Washington street hosted a Saturday evening family dinner in honor of their son in law and their son and his bride. A full course chicken dinner was served at six with table decorations of garden flowers and music. Guests included Pfe Lloyd E Moore USAAF, Pfe Donald Parent US A and family members from Hallowell Brunswick and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Moore
Washington Street
Joseph Tmont
Thelma
Hallowell
John Smith Engerski
Teresa
Anna
John Jr
Engerski
Edna Wellington
Brunswick
Raymond Small
Dorothy
Muriel Moore
Chester Moore
Elmer Moore
Evelyn
Raymond
Elmer Jr
Harry Moore
This City
Pfc
Lloyd E. Moore
USAAF
Moore
Donald Parent
Camp Pinehaven Opens Fourth Season Near North Bath
Camp Pinehaven G Sco scout camp sponsored by local council will open in Sewall woods opposite Stonehouse Farm North Bath on Monday July 10 and run until July 23. Enrol by July 1. applications to Mrs Sewall chair camp committee. Mrs Wilmer I Voorhees is camp director with unit leaders to be announced. committee includes Mrs Sewall and six others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehaven
Girl Scout Council
Sewall Woods
Stonehouse Farm
Bath
Edward Sewall
Sewall
Wilmer I. Voorhee
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Royal Johnson
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Frank Scott
Richard Sprague
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Strout-Morrison
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Fred Curtis, Jr
Cobb Road
Searsport
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Fred Curtis, Sr
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