Maine Craft Guild President Creates Wrought Iron Art
The Maine Craft Guild president, a dedicated wrought iron smith, builds with medieval methods in a two story shop above his stable. He sketches designs with his wife Janet Laura Scott and runs a weekly drawing class. He seeks to promote craft through the state and the national education division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Craft Guild
Mr. Berry
Spain
America
Berry
Janet Laura Scott
Opment Commission F
Department of Education
Nurses Alumni Banquet Draws Nearly Forty Attendees
Bath Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumni Association marked its annual banquet at Sedgwick with a turkey dinner and a helpfully full program. Guest of honor Mrs. E Motley Puller delivered the address while Miss Chaney, president, welcomed members. performances by Miss Dorothy Milliken and Mrs. Marguerite Beardsley followed, with Miss Estella Bowden responding to a toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumni Association
Sedgwick
E. Motley Puller
Issa White Brown
Association For Chaney
Grace Blair
Lois Hodgdon
Edith Rich
Verna Bowie
Violet Brown
Ruth Thompson
Belva Fullerton
Gertrude Freeman
Katherine Talbot
Jennie Trail
Rogers
Association
Miss Chaney
Estella Bowden
Laura White Rogers
Dorothy Milliken
Marguerite Beardsley
Harry E. Ring
Fuller
Katherine Ase Owen
Ethel Blake
Thy Milliken
St Marys Lawn Party Names Booth Chairmen
Rev. David P Surette announces committee chairmen for St Marys church lawn party to be held July 26 27 28 and 29 with chairmen listed for cat and ball game cake and candy coal dart game dolls fish pond grocery store horse racing ice cream hot chicken refreshments sodality booth sugar tea and coffee and variety chairs to choose their own assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Surette
St. Mary’s Church
Henry Arsenault
Daniel J. Perry
John J. Mulcahy
Earl Allen
Oscar Tanguay
Frank Durant
Paul Gurney
Henry Biggins
George Morse
Louis Allain
Sadie Sarkis
Eugene Hart
Sodality Booth
Ernest Avery
Andrew Lemoine
James Gardenter
James Moughlin
Mrs Pinson Attends Nassan College Commencement
In Boston this week Mrs. Pinson participated in Commencement exercises at Nassan College in Springvale, marking a milestone event for her academic journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Piano Recital by the Pupils of Miss Dearing
Varied selections highlighted by two piano sextet Le Carillon and Riva with critics noting Albert and Miss Besaw for flawless makeup-free work. Program announced by Miss Dearing featured Betty Mae Plucky Pigwidgeon Joanne Heal In the Watermelon Patch Pearl Taylor The Clown and His Donkey Donald Povich Salute to the Colors Betty Dauphin Prelude Rachmaninoff Merilyn Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Miss Besaw
Miss Dearing
le Carillion
Riva Betty Mae
Copeland
Joanne Heal
Pearl Taylor
Clown
Pendleton
Donald Povich
Anthony
Betty Dauphin
Rachmaninoff
Merilyn Cummings
Commissioners May Balk At Paying Detective Bill
Sagadahoc County Commissioners consider拒 paying a $1 100 bill for detective work in the May 2 murder of Konstantine A. Gurgiotis a 45 year old Bath restaurant owner The bill covers five weeks of work by four out of state detectives plus local county and state officials Autopsy findings by Dr Julius Gottlieb and State Pathologist Dr Arch Morrell support throttling as the cause of death One commissioner Roscoe G Bailey says he will approve no such bill while others may differ and the county attorney or others may pursue payment in court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Konstantine A. Gurgiotis
Bath
Roscoe G. Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Sherwood Aldrich
Bailey
Joseph W. Randlette
Richmond
E. Mason Wright
Julius Gottlieb
Lewiston
Arch Morrell
Bath to form a local boat club this summer
An editorial urges Bath to form a boat club to unite yacht owners and enthusiasts. It cites nearby clubs, potential members like Dusky from Elsisdell boat shop and Raymond Gmail’s Buccaneer, and calls for interested people to contact Harold P. Smail to organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big City
Sewal Alodask
Elsisdell Boat Shop
Woolwich
Raymond Gmail
Buccaneer
J. Edward Drake, Jrs
Restdny
Boothbay Club
Harold P. Smail
Bath
Bridge spans move to site on Samoset river project
Steel spans for the Boothbay to Southport bridge lie on the river bank near Wiscasset awaiting placement. The longest piece reaches 100 feet and others run from 80 feet. the shipment from New York required five flat cars. The project demands skilled engineering and careful timing of tides and conditions. Also noted are upcoming marriage notices for Emery, Loxwell, White, and Lakin families with local residences listed.
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Samoset River
Boothbay
Southport
Wiscasset
New York State
Bee Reon Ae Lee Ts Eae
Teachers Chosen for Coming Year by School Board
School board selects teaching staff for next year naming Jche Parkes as Latin instructor at the high school and Paul Mason as principal at Works Street and Weeks Street schools. Anna M. Severin to grade one and Lillian F. Pisher to grade two assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jche Parkes
Paul Mason
Works Street
Weeks Street
Anna M. Severin
Mary Brown
Jane Feere
Edith Horne
Ella Jaquith
Mabel Libby
Jean Danforth
Return of Junior Primary Reshapes Local Schools
Announcement outlines the restoration of the junior primary program abandoned in 1933 and lists revised grades and teachers for North Grammar Central Grammar and other campuses. It notes Dorothy Patricia Reardon engagement to Leo Cormier of Portsmouth with a September 9 wedding in the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Reardon
Pearl Street
Dorothy Patricia Reardon
Leo Cormier
Portsmouth
Reardon
Morse High
Gorham Normal
Cormier
Acho
Somerville
Mass
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Miss Reardon
Five Generations Gather for Berry Family Reunion in Skowhegan
Mrs Caddie M Berry of 54 Winship Street Bath led a five generation reunion in Skowhegan with relatives including her Bath three years and daughter of Isaac and Caro Berry Carson born in Athens July 8 1864. Granddaughter Ruby King of Lewiston wife of Jefferson King born November 10 1902 in Danville, and great granddaughter Theo Bragdon Crystal born in Skowhegan now 3 days from turning three as of the photo date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caddie M_ Berry
Winship Street
Bath
Skowhezan
Charles Berry
Athens
Isaac
Caroline ‘Berry Carson
Edward J. Berry
Ruby (Berry) King
Lewiston
Jefferson King
Danville
Edward
Daisy (Catz) Berry
Berry
Theo Bragdon Crystal
Stanley A. Crystal
Bathene Ee Crystal
Skowhegan
Charlies Berry
Barbara Steeryer
Sagadahoc Veteran Firemen Organize New Association
The Sagadahoc veterans formed a revival group and prepared a written petition to restore control to the Sagadahock boys. BVFA President Herbert Anderson led the meeting which debated B V F A handtub claims and the revived Sagadahock officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahock Association
Sagadahock
Herbert Anderson
BVFA
Old Sagadahock Association
Bath Veteran Firemen’ Association
Garden Club Members Attend Federation Meeting in Camden
Sunshine baskets and gifts mark Cosmopolitan Garden Club meeting as members report plans for the annual Federation of Garden Club gathering in Camden this week. Illness of Miss Janet Murphy prompts no flower show and a box lunch plan for the next formal garden session. About 29 members attend plus a surprise wedding shower for Mrs Alphonse Turcotte with singing and piano by Mrs Reginald Barter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Léroy F. Colby
Bowen Torrey
Sumner Sewall
Roscoe P M Fadden
Herbert R. Lemont
Moss Margaret T Mulligan
Carl ¥ Y. Kennedy
Federation of Garden Club
Camden
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Colby
Torrey
Janet Murphy
Memorial Hospital
Alice F. Johnson
George A. Churchill
Miss Murphy
William L. Skelton
Carl Y. Kennedy
Alphonse Turcotte
Winship Street
Reginald Barter
Arthur Gilmore
Howard Rogers
Frank Fortier
Wilfred Skaling
Daniel Perry
Dominique J. Tardif
John Conley
Clifford Wilband
E. Mason Wright
Charles Henderson
Edward Footer
James Gardenier
Edward LeMoine
Rotarians Elect Officers For Year
The Rotary club closes its official year with 57.28 paid for repairing its room at Memorial hospital. Rev. George B. Wolstenholme commends Mr. Hill for his service and ethics. Charles T. Small Jr. is announced as the new president with plans for next year. Two prospective members expected to join. meeting on July 11 with Rotary Anns. no meeting July 4. David Cash of Boothbay Camp to speak with pictures of a motor trip Bath to Miami. Arthur W. Thayer of Covina, a visiting Rotarian and Orland native, plans a Summer home in Orland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Memorial Hospital
George B. Wolstenholme
Hill
Rotary
Charles T. Small, Jr
Rotary-Anns
David Cash
Boothbay Camp
Bath
Miami
Arthur W. Thayer
Covina
Calif
Thayer
Orland
Maine
July Fourth Celebrations in Brunswick and Wiscasset
Brunswick plans a bicentennial celebration with a 10 am street parade and 1 pm muster, a 1 30 pm baseball game, 3 pm sports program, and 4 and 8 pm concerts with fireworks at 9 30 pm. Wiscasset schedules a 9 am parade with Bath Marine band, 1 30 pm ball game, and a 1 30 pm double header between Wiscasset and Lewiston Rangers. events are sponsored by the American Legion and Wiscasset Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
All Stars
Buccaneers
Lewiston
Wiscasset
Bath Marine Band
Wiscassets
Lewiston Rangers
The
American Legion
Wiscasset Athletic Club
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Carroll T. Berry
E. Motley Fuller
ST. Mary's Party
Wesley
Boat Club
DEA
Boothbay-Southport
M__Emnery
al George
M. Emery
Center Street
Henriette L. Loxwell
Emery W. Lowell
Cambridge
Ralph W. White, Jr
Dummer Street Court
Ralph W. White
Topsham
Ghirley T. Lakin
Samuel P. Lakin
Meadow Way
John Parker
Lillian F. Pisher
Dike Scheel
Mrs. Berry
Tab Sagadahoc
Garden Club
Sunshine
Jane S. Murphy
Rotarians
Leah Strout
New York
Conwell A. Strout
Marie Calabrese
Ralph J. Calabrese
Jackson Heights
L.I
Carleton W. Lowell
Mary W. Lowell
Pine Street
St. James’ Church
Elmhurst
L. I
79Th Street
34Th Avenue
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