Phippsburg to vote on wharf at Popham Beach
Town meeting soon will consider an article to appropriate funds for a wharf at Popham Beach. The notice lists local residents visiting, moving, and recovering, including Ida Hinckley guesting in Five Islands and several Bath area families with travel and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
Ida Hinckley
Five Islands
James L. Morse
Gertrude Blaisdell
John E. Blaisdell
Lillian Parks
Virginia Grace
South Weymouth Hospital
North Abington
Mass
Harry Berry
Eleanor
Portland
Mabel Ingalls
Bath
George J. Ingalls
Arthur Tracey
Kittery
Howard Bowker
Emma Bickford
Bowker
William Blaisdell
Norway
Harry Gilmore
Meadowbrook Road
George Ingalls
Herbert Lermond
Pitch Pine Hill
Florence Sidelinger
Washington Street
Kendall Green
Miss Minott
New York
Philadelphia
Lucia Ferguson
Abbie Minott
Phiippsburgh Center
Boston City Hospital
Miss Perguson
Parker Head and Center
Sewall in Chicago Plans Return After Airline Meeting
Pres Sumner Sewall of the Maine Senate stayed in Chicago after the 89th Legislature adjourned. He attended a United Airlines board meeting then flew to New York Boston and Augusta to reach the Legislature's reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres
Sumner Sewall
Maine Senate
Chicago
United Airlines
New York
Boston
Augusta
Cosmopolitan Garden Club Meets with Nature Films
Mrs. Marshall Washburn of Augusta led a discussion on Junior Nature club work and showed two nature camp reels from Muscongus Bay at a Cosmopolitan Garden club meeting presided by Mrs. Carl Y. Kennedy. Guest Mrs. Frank Washburn attended. attendance was good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Washburn
Augusta
Muscongus Bay
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Carl Y. Kennedy
Frank Washburn
Robbery at Popham Beach Postmistress Home
A $60 cash theft and about 170 postal money order forms were taken from Mrs. Marguerite L. McNulty’s Popham Beach residence. Investigators suspect entry through a cellar door with a broken screen. the box containing cash and forms was removed. Mrs. McNulty was away at Bath hospital. postal inspectors and Sheriff Messenger pursued leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite L. McNulty
Popham Beach
Popham
Messenger
Dromore Farm Bureau Hosts Loom Weaving Session
Mrs. Stewart H. Day entertained Dromore Farm Bureau at her home 418 Middle Street in an all day loom weaving session. Guests included Mrs. Clara Oliver and several members who learned handbag and sweater making with a hand loom woven sweater awarded to Frankie Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart H. Day
Dromore Farm Bureau
Middle Street
Clara Oliver
Day
Frankie Knight
Cottage Park
Eva Rogers
Aretha Campbell
East Auburn
Grange Hall
Elizabeth Mayo
Frances Randall
Lois Knight
Marjorie Billings
Ellery E. Whittemore
West Bath Farm Bureau
Dromore Grange Ladies Aid Holds Tuesday Meeting
The Ladies Aid of Dromore Grange met at Mrs. Humphrey Owen's High Street home. After the business session members sewed and enjoyed luncheon of toasted cheese sandwiches olives whipped cream cake cherries chocolate cake nuts candy and coffee. Attendees included Mrs Alfred Perkins Mrs Anne Malcolm Miss Marion Rafnell Mrs Georgena Thorpe Mrs Evelyn Beals Mrs Celina Desjardin Mrs Pearl Barter Miss Frances Leavitt Mr Owen and one guest. Next month's meeting date will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Humphrey Owen
High Street
Alfred M. Perkins
Anne Malcolm
Marion Rafnell
Georgena Thorpe
Evelyn Beals
Celina Desjar
Richmond Selectmen Move to Settle Augusta Trust Note
At a town meeting in Richmond the selectmen were instructed to negotiate the best settlement with Augusta Trust Co receivers on a note dating to 1930 31 32. The note and interest total 17600 with the bank offering 13000. A suit defense plan was approved if no agreement is reached. A settlement report will go to voters at the March meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Selectmen
Augusta Trust Co
Selectman
Wallace Gardner
Gardner
Augusta
Harry Douglass
Bridgman Closes Lab to Dictator States
Prof. Percy W. Bridgman, Harvard physicist, declares in Science that no citizen of a totalitarian state may enter his Cambridge laboratory or discuss experiments with them. He states the stand is personal and not university policy, condemning totalitarian aims as irreconcilable with freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy W. Bridgman
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Bridgman
Science
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Prof. Bridgman
Larceny of Money Order Blanks Stuns Popham Beach
Authorities investigate theft of 168 money order blanks numbered 24832 to 25000 from the home of Mrs. Marguerite McNulty postmistress at Popham. The loss occurred Feb 21 between 2 and 10 pm while she was in Bath. A reward is offered for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite McNulty
Popham
North Yarmouth Academy
Walter Sprague
G. Edward McNulty
Bath Memorial Hospital
Ethel Osgood
Bath
Stanley Hyde
M. I. McNulty
Philip
Lawrence Wyman
Madelyn Bridges
Lawrence Taylor
Elizabeth Oliver
Frank Scott
Fred Haminston
Hotel Riverside
Susie Cirone
Dean, Elliot
Kenneth
Clarence Perkins
Norman
Stanley
Virginia
Lewiston
Arline Perkins
Bobby Morong
Ball Memorial Hospital
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
David Drake
Merrill
Leon
Gloria Oliver
Junior Greenlaw
Muriel
Debra Huntley
Ernest Oliver
Laura Harding
Popham School
Boothbay
Moses Chandler
Hathaway Cottage
Beulah Light
Brunswick
Emma Newdick
Eva Dobbin
Portland
Peter Isaacson
Isaac Isaacson
Henry W. Owen
Freeport
Scott
Christopher Marr
Winnegance Auxiliary elects officers and hosts bridge
Mrs Orman L Coggeshall was elected president with Mrs Harry C Webber as vice president Mrs Winfield W Morse secretary and Mrs Harry C Williams treasurer all re elected at a Winnegance Auxiliary meeting at Mrs Parker O Rogers home After business bridge winners were Lena Eaton first and Harold L Miller second Guests and attendees included a list of local residents with several families noted Dr Samuel H Stokes and family visited Hewitt and Williams households as well as Mr and Mrs Zina Faton and Mr and Mrs Charles E Hewitt Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orman L. Coggeshall
Harry C. Webber
Winfield W. Morse
Harry C. Williams
Winnegance
Parker O. Rogers
Lena Eaton
Harold L. Miller
Forrest Baker
Wiscasset Road
Zina Faton
Samuel H. Stokes
Ruth
Barbara
Haverhill
Mass
Charles E. Hewitt
Fliot Williams
Vassalboro
Williams
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Funeral for Alfred G. Cornish in Brunswick
Alfred G. Cornish of Brunswick died in town and his funeral is set for 2 p.m. Friday at his sister Mrs. Wilbur F. Browne’s home 2 Lincoln Street. A Dunlap Commandery K. T. service in Bath will follow the regular service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred G. Cornish
Brunswick
Wilbur F. Browne
Lincoln _ street
Dunlap Commandery
K. T
Bath
Cornish
Beacon Street Church Ladies Plan Public Dinner
The Ladies' aid of Beacon Street Church sponsors a public dinner Thursday from 11 to 1 with escaloped potatoes American chop suey salads hot biscuits pickles jellies pies coffee and tea. The committee in charge is Mrs Edward St. Martin chairman Mrs Sarah Given and Mrs Frank L. Daley assisted by other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of
Beacon Street Church
Edward St. Martin
Sarah Given
Frank L. Daley
Bath Girl Scouts Observe International Thinking Day
Mrs Noel C Little guest speaker at the Masonic temple as Bath Girl Scouts marked International Thinking Day. The event featured a Syrian Egyptian talk by Sadie Sarkis, a pageant Your Flag and Mine, songs, and a large turnout of about 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel C. Little
Brunswick
Masonic Temple
Little
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Linwood F. Carr
Jacob Smith
Sadie Sarkis
Syria
Egypt
Brownies
Katrina Moffatt
Red Rose Troop
Millicent Hecht
Red Rose
Barbara King
Geraldine Estabrooks
Wild Rose
Lina Marie Purdue
Wise Owl
Geraldine Andrews
Wild Rose Troop
Catherine Burgess
Pine Cone Troop
Sally Sarkis
Pine Tree Troop
Eleanor Granger
Janet Staples
Dorothy Stanton
Pine Tree No
Marion Small
Betty Small
Betty Cushing
Wise Owl Troop
Ruth Cogan
Mary Morse
Wise
Washington Party at Dromore Grange
Mrs. Charlotte Owen and Mrs. Annie Malcolm led a Washington party at Dromore Grange with Colonial costumes. Thirty two attendees enjoyed a program including readings, a George Washington quiz, music, a tableau, and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dromore Grange
Republican Committee Meeting Sets Campaign Push
More than 40 of 65 Republican committee members attended a weather affected meeting in the municipal building. Mayor Donald N. Small ex mayor Arthur Sewall and Charles T. Small Jr. spoke as plans were laid for a vigorous campaign leading to ballots across seven wards. The committee expects strong support and anticipates victory despite stiff ward contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
Common Council
Fred W. Quimby
Donald N. Small
Arthur Sewall
Charles T. Small, Jr
Linna Marie Purdue Hosts Nautical Birthday Party
Linna Marie Purdue daughter of Rev and Mrs Joseph O Purdue celebrated her 13th birthday with a nautical supper at 890 Washington Street. The dining room featured nautical decor and flowers. Games and dancing followed with prizes won by Mary Morse Betty Anderson and Malcolm Varney among numerous guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linna Marie
Joseph O. Purdue
Washington Street
Mary Morse
Betty Anderson
Malcolm Varney
Glenda Howard
Lydia Smith
Nancy Sewall
Audrey Hill
Judith Dennison
Barbara Stodder
Margaret Staples
Rhoda Katz
Francis Fpiaherty
Bernard Pratt
Ralph Huston
Tommy Morse
Herbert Belanger
Mack Varney
Forest Cunningham
Frederick Andrews
Kenneth Wilson
Kenneth Hill
Lewis Wilson
Joseph Swanton
Walter Maas
Parker Head Social Roundup Gains Town Meeting Buzz
Parker Head residents report a busy week with visits from neighbors and relatives in Winnegance and Sebasco. Listeners attended Farm Bureau, Twin Council, and sewing circle events while Scouts studied snake bites and Gladiolus bulbs were planted for garden use. Town meeting interest rises as residents plan campaigns and Award Day nears at the church school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cushing
Helen
Marian
Dorothy
Robert
Burleigh Williams
Winnegance
Clarenia Wallace
Geraldine Marks
Boston
John Libby
Lynette Caverly
Fred Young
Farm Bureau
Leston Harrington
Pedro
Allie Rollins
Norman Pierce
Elsie Lowell
Alice Rollins
Earl Lowell
Eugene Harrington
Lincoln
Sagadahoc
Legion Hall
Bernard Wyman
Laura
Bernard
North Berwick
Frances Cook
Sebasco
Candy’s Harbor
Mildred Harrington
James Kerwin
Auburn
Helen Cushing
Winneganee
Francis Lander
Brunswick
Annie Harrington
Sadie Savage
William Hallett
William, Jr
Woolwich
Parker Head
Thelma Huff
Clara Hill
Arline York
Dell Gilman
Buddy Wyman
Mark Harrington
Maurice Pashard
Arthur Harrington
Everett Lowell
Arch Davis
Lowell
Frances Libby
Arthur Lear
Sanford
Leslie Darling
New Hampshire
Leah Bowie
Cogan
Bath
Mr. Stover
Tuesday
Play and Tea Fundraiser at Winter Street Church
The Ladies' aid of Winter Street church sponsors a play titled Our Church Fair on Friday at 2 30 pm in the church with a tea to follow. A small admission is charged and tickets may be obtained from Mrs Arthur C Lemont. Committee members for the tea are Mrs Warren E Kersh ner, Miss Winnie Durgin and Miss Alice Varney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of
Winter Street Church
Our Church Fair
Arthur C. Lemont
Warren E. Kershner
Winnie Durgin
Alice Varney
Solar Lodge Visitation by Alton Bowie Inspires Lodge Work
Alton W. Bowie of Durham D G M of the 14th Masonic District conducted his annual visitation and inspection at Solar Lodge of Masons on Monday evening. The Master Mason Degree was worked and a banquet hosted by Genesta chapter O E S preceded the inspection. About 80 attendees were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton W. Bowie
Durham
Bridge Academy presents Last Tag at Dresden Masonic Hall
Dresden reports the Bridge Academy senior class staged the one act comedy Last Tag at the Masonic hall. Cast included Wilbert O’Neil Arthur Babcock Clyde Stilphen Harriett Weymouth Belva Burgess. The scene unfolds in a New York City living room as Swartz and the Hammond family clash over bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Academy
Masonic Hall
Dresden Mill
Wilbert O'Neil
Arthur Babcock
Clyde Stilphen
Harriett Weymouth
Belva Burgess
Robert Blaisdell
New York City
Blaisdell
Eighth Street
Enterprise Grange Boy Scout Night Highlighted by Demonstrations
At Enterprise Grange in Richmond on a Tuesday last week a full Boy Scout night featured Scout Master Alfred Ives and 14 Scouts. They presented archery signaling Morse code first aid and various demonstrations including knot tying, flag salute, vesting ceremonies and a first class demonstration with artificial respiration and fireman carries. A separate report noted a trolley accident near Lisbon Street where two passengers were unhurt and most windows on the right side were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Grange
Richmond
Alfred Ives
Grange
Warren Joy
Hayford Maley
John Libby
Donald Walt
Lincoln
George Richter
Frederick Richter
Carlton Ring
Edwin Pinkham
Earl Curtis
Clawes Guiou
William Meader, Jr
Robert Sidelinger
Fred Richter
Robert Knight
Carlton King
Carl Sutter
Harford Maley
Edward Pinkham
William Meader
Auburn
Albert Matthews
Leo Dumond
Therolley
Emery Landry
Lewiston
Lisbon Street
A. and
K. Said
Bay Point Social Notes and Planned Openings
Bay Point residents and visitors are listed with arrivals and activities from a weekend and prior days. Miss Elizabeth Deering Eva Gaudet Merline Thompson and others travel locally. Aunt Lou's Gift Shop and Tea Room set for Easter opening. May 1 Howard to open grocery and cooked foods with larger stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Deering
Eva Gaudet
Bay Point
Merline Thompson
W. O. Oliver
Bath
Clyde Pinkham
Elson Field
Edgar Warren
W. O. Clark
Damariscotta
Karl Hentz
Gilbert Head
Einier
Howard Barter
Hazel Bold
Aunt Lou
Miss Howard
William Adams
Portland
Maurice Burns
Sherman Campbell
Gardiner
Edna M. Coolidge
The
Birchwood
Friends
Edgar Drake
Popham
Stephen Etnier
Ellison Moody
Bahamas
Albee Reads Paper on Stokowski at Les Camarades Meeting
Mrs. Carl E. Albee spoke on Leopold Stokowski at the Les Camarades Musicaux gathering hosted by Miss Emma and Miss Martha Hooper at 24 Green Street. The program featured a women’s chorus, solos, duets, trios, and Mrs. Albee at the piano with performers including Kath leen V. Leonard Donald B. Lewis and Allan H. Ramsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Albee
Leopold Stokowski
Les Camarades Musicaux
Emma
Martha Hooper
Green Street
Green Cathedral
Hohn
Albee
Tschaikowski
Kathleen V. Leonard
Donald B. Lewis
Cobb
Robert B. Hatch
Carlton L. Rice
Kramer
Cadman
Chadwick
Allan H. Ramsay
Beavers Cause Damages at Maine Exhibit in New York Show
Four beavers damaged the Maine exhibit pond at the National Sportsmen's Show in New York by chewing the waterproof canvas and prompting a 24 hour repair. Dick Fogg and three men recemented the pool bottom using cement in a late night effort to prevent flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
New York
Dick Fogg
Monmouth
Owen Harding
Bangor
Tracey Cates
Augusta
Grand Central Palace
Fogg
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Sewall
Cosmo Garden Club
Maine Extension Service
Stacy R. Miller
Ward Five
Republican Committee
Waterville
Robert M. Jackson
Dromore Grange Ladies’ Aid
A. G. Cornish
Bath Girl Scouts
Charlotte Owen
Annie Malcolm
George Washington
Ole Virginny
Edna Carter
Alfred Nason Long
Columbia
the Grange
Elfreda M. Perkins
America
Parker
Play and
Solar Lodge
Dresden
Earl Pushard
State
South End
Leroy Robbins
Nellie Soule
Willard Siegars
Amy Cromwell
Marion Woodward
Middle Road
Boothbay Harbor
Milton Carlton
Cleoia Perkins
Barbara Genthner
Evelyn Tarbox Jones
S. Albee
Stokowski
Hooper
Sweden
Labrador
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