Local society notes and visits across Bath area
Community updates list residents in Bath Maine visiting Florida and Boston, returning from hospitals, and attending events. Notables include Mrs Norma Nickerson resuming studies in Lewiston, Wayne Perry injured skiing on High street, and Mr and Mrs Nichols planning a Florida vacation. A new baby girl Julianne Rebecca born to Mr and Mrs Louis LeMay at Bath Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L. LeMay
Phippsburg
Bath Memorial Hospital
Julianne Rebecca
Local families host guests from nearby towns
Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Heenie and Mrs. William H. Gould of Dornham were recent guests, with Mr. and Mrs. Myron Heenie of Bath joining the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendall Heenie
William H. Gould
Dornham
Myron Heenie
Bath
Nurse Miss Natale Hagan Returns Home After Visit
Miss Natale Hagan, student nurse at New England Baptist hospital, returns to Heston on Thursday after a brief visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Miles Hagan on Cobb road. Thomas Sheffield, a Memorial hospital patient for two months, goes home to North Harpswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natale Hagan
Heston
Thursdey
Miles Hagan
Cobb Road
New England Baptist Hospital
Thomas Sheffield
Memorial Hospital
North Harpswell
Spragues Celebrate Golden Wedding on Washington Birthday
Mr and Mrs Eugene Sprague marked their golden wedding anniversary at home 31 Richardson Street. He works at Hilyard Pharmacy. Susan Barbour has returned home from Memorial hospital to her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Barbour Topsham. Holiday visitors included Mrs Eugene M Desmond Lincoln Street and Mrs Carl C Anderson Green Street with Mrs Desmonds daughter Mrs Franklin Kane and Mr Kane Brockton and Miss Betty Anderson Boston. Mrs John McInnes wintered at Eastland Portland arriving Thursday to visit Mr and Mrs A M Main Garden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Sprague
Washington
Richardson Street
Mr. Sprague
Hilyard Pharmacy
Susan Barbour
The
Memorial Hospital
Henry Barbour
Topsham
Eugene M. Desmond
Lincoln Street
Carl C. Anderson
Green Street
John McInnes
Eastland
Portland
A. M. Main
Garden Street
Mrs Davis Visits Daughter in Portland Hospital
Mrs. William C. Davis of High street spent Thursday in Portland visiting her daughter Mrs. Charles D. Johnson of Gorham who is a tonsillectomy patient at the Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Davis
High Street
Portland
Charles D. Johnson
Gorham
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary
Miss Valerie Nickerson Takes Week's Vacation With Family
Miss Valerie M. Nickerson of 23 Park Street spends a week's vacation with her parents, Mr and Mrs Sanford B Nickerson. She is employed at the Y W C A in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Nickerson
Central Maine Hospital
Lewiston
Sanford B. Nickerson
Park Street
Valerie M. Nickerson
Miss Nickerson
Y.W.C.A
Bos
Two Local Graduates Depart for Bryant College
Richard E. Jackson and Horace Morse Jr. depart with families in tow from their respective Oak and ter streets to commence studies at Bryant College in Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Jackson
Karcher S. Jackson
Ter Street
Horace Gorse, Jr
Horace G. Morse
Oak Street
Tly
Bryant College
R. I
Maine musician J. Harry McLellan winds winter in California
J Harry McLellan formerly of Maine now living in Portland spends the winter at Santa Monica Beach California. He notes the season is slipping away and the long journey home to Maine will be earlier than usual due to California fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harry McLellan
Portland
Woolwich Guests on Washingtons Birthday
Mr and Mrs Vernal Fread of aoe visited Mrs mother Mrs Harry and Mr Swift of Woolwich to celebrate Washingtons Birthday with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Fread
Aoe
Mother
Harry
Mr. Swift
Woolwich
Washington
Miss Carol Hunnewell Visited Miss Lorraine Allen
Miss Carol Hunnewell of Woolwich spent Friday night at the home of Miss Lorraine Allen of 1151 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Allen
High Street
Humewells
Woolwich
Carol Hunnewell
Nurses Head For Boston Affiliation
Miss Geraldine Fogg of Woolwich and Miss Katherine Dunn of Wenham Mass student nurses at Augusta General hospital depart Sunday for three months of affiliation at Boston Lying-In hospital. Miss Dunn will stay at Miss Fogg’s home Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Fogg
William Fogg
Woolwich
Katherine Dunn
Wenhem
Mass
Augusta General Hospital
Boston
Grace Joy Vacation At Bluff Road Home
Miss Grace Joy of the New England Telegraph and Telephone Company is spending a week of vacation at her residence, 39 Bluff Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Joy
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Bluff Road
Superintendent Addison heads to Atlantic City meeting
Loring R. Addison, superintendent of schools, departed Saturday for Atlantic City to attend the annual national gathering of the American Association of School Administrators. Sessions began Sunday and run through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring R. Addison
Atlantic City
American Association of School Administrators
Portland Pair Arrives for Weekend with Washington Family
Joseph Winslow and Theron Barton of Washington street arrive Friday from Portland Connecticut where they work to spend the weekend with their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Winslow
Theron Barton
Washington Street
Portland
Conn
Mil ler and Colby Attend Seavey Reception at Kora Shrine
Mr and Mrs Justus H Miller Mr and Mrs Abbott Redlon Mr and Mrs Granville Colby and Dr and Mrs Joseph Smith attended the reception for Potentate John S Seavey at Kora Shrine Temple Lewiston Friday evening A drill of the Arab Patrol in which Mr Colby is a member was held during the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus H. Miller
Abbott Redlon
Granville Colby
Joseph Smith
John S. Seavey
Kora Shrine Temple
Lewiston
Colby
Miss Margaret Troup Visits Camden Weekend
Miss Margaret Troup of 962 Middle Street left Friday evening to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs James Troup in Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Troup
Middle Street
James Troup
Camden
West Bath Grange Members Attend Sagada Hoc Pomona
A group from West Bath grange led by Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lemont Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Palmer Mrs. Joseph N. Day John Howe Mrs. Vivian Brown and Miss Alice Johnson attended Sagada hoc Pomona at Richmond Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Lemont
Lawrence Palmer
Joseph N. Day
John Howe
Vivian Brown
Alice Johnson
West Bath Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona
Richmond Corner
Mrs Ella McAllister Returns Home From Hospital
Miss Ella McAllister who has been in hospital for several weeks has returned to her home at 11 Edgett Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella McAllister
Memorial Hospital
Edgett Street
Mrs Daisy Hinckley Returns to Higgins Home
Mrs Daisy Hinckley, after several days with Chaney of Elliot, has returned to the home of her daughter Mrs Raphael Higgins at 4 Maple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Hinckley
Chaney
Elliot
Raphael Higgins
Maple Street
Mr and Mrs Thompson Potter Visit Lewiston Friends
Mr and Mrs Potter of 75 Court Street spent Saturday in Lewiston visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson Potter
Court Street
Lewiston
Local Notes and Birth Announcements in Bath Area
Train completion and leave plans for Bourget to join a destroyer at New Orleans. Birth of son Derwin Southard at Bath Memorial Hospital on Feb 22 weighing six pounds four ounces. Convalescence notes, hospital visits, and family gatherings across Bath and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bourget
New Orleans
Norris Southard
Meadowway
Derwin
Bath Memorial Hospital
Southard
June Doughty
Estella Doughty
Shaw Street
Morse High Senior Gloria Young Improves After Appendectomy
Miss Gloria Young a Morse High School senior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis H Young of 1369 Washington Street submitted to an appendectomy at Memorial Hospital Saturday and is reported much improved and would welcome visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Young
Morse High School
Lewis H. Young
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Bath visitors spread across states and cities
Miss Wilhelmina Werkhoven and Miss Barbara Jackle of Manchester Conn have been spending time in Bath then returned home. Werkhoven stayed with Mrs. W. P. Hatch on Washington Street while Jackle visited Miss Patricia Ames. Arch Hamilton of Lexington Ky arrived last week to visit his daughters Mrs. Boyd L. Bailey in Bath and Mrs. Charles Lowery in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Werkhoven
Barbara Jackle
Manchester
Conn
Bath
Miss Werkhoven
W. P. Hatch
Washington Street
Miss Jackle
Patricia Ames
Cherry Street
Arch Hamilton
Lexington
Boyd L. Bailey
Charles Lowery
Brunswick
Reginald Parker Visits Bath Family Over Weekend
Reginald Parker of the Military Police Corps United States Army arrived in Bath on Friday morning to spend the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Edward B Parker at 866 Washington Street Parker is based at Camp Dix Trenton New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon MacKinnon
Windsor
Bath
Brunswick
Reginald Parker
Military Police Co
Edward B. Parker
Washington Street
Parker
Aew
Camp Dix
Trenton
Miss Nathalie Hall Returns Home After Week with Sister
Miss Nathalie M. Hall of Thomaston returns home Friday evening after spending a week with her sister Miss Dudley S. Leavitt at 9 Valley Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathalie M. Hall of
Thomaston
Dudley S. Leavitt
Valley Road
Local students return to Burdett College after leave
Alan Wilkie of 2 Bowman Street and George Boynton son of Mr and Mrs Harland Boynton of 192 North Street returned to their studies at Burdett College Boston Sunday after passing several days with their parents Both Wilkie and Boynton work for the correction department at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Wilkie
Bowman Street
George Boynton
Harland Boynton
North Street
Burdett College
Boston
Wilkie and
Boynton
Correction
Nellie C D Arcy Hospital Admission For X Rays
Mrs Nellie C D Arcy a telephone operator with the New England Telegraph and Telegraph Company entered Memorial hospital Thursday for X rays and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie C. D'Arcy
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Memorial Hospital
Miss Virginia Andre Returns After Week with Parents
Miss Virginia Andre, a junior high teacher at Greely Institute Cumberland Center, and Charles Andre Jr., a student at Gorham State Teachers' College, resumed duties Sunday after a week’s vacation with their parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Andre of 106 Lincoln Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Andre
Greely Institute
Cumberland Center
Charles Andre
Gorham State Teachers’ College
Lincoln Street
Miss Patricia Boucher Seen At Ice Follies In Boston
Miss Patricia Boucher aged attended Ice Follies in Boston with her mother Mrs Leo Boucher. The event occurred Saturday. they reside at 428 Lark Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Boucher
Lark Street
Boston
Patricia Boucher
Boynton Couple Celebrate 29th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Harland Boynton and son George of 192 North Street visited Mrs Boynton's sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs William Hodgkins in Winthrop on Sunday to celebrate the couple's 29th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland Boynton
George
North Street
Maine sophomore Barbara Hart arrives for visit with parents
Barbara Hart, a sophomore at the University of Maine, arrived Friday for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Hart of 39 Granite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hart
University of Maine
Eugene Hart
Granite Street
Florence Fullerton Attends Portland Scout Camp Reunion
Miss Florence Fullerton of Huse Street attends a reunion in Portland for the Greater Juruan Girl Scout Camp. The event gathered former campers and leaders to reminisce and reconnect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Fullerton
Huse
Portland
Greater Juruan
Tufts Freshman Initiated Into Phi Delta Frater
Edward Morse a Tufts freshman from Corliss street was initiated into the Phi Delta fraternity on Curtis street in West Somerville Massachusetts. Mrs Waldo Marshall of Oliver street is a pallbearer at the Memorial hospital. Mrs Joseph J Smith and Maurice Hutchins attended the Bangor Central Council of Parent Teachers Association meeting in Bangor last Monday where Mrs Smith was guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Marshall
Oliver Street
Memorial Hospital
Edward Morse
Corliss Street
Tufts Col
Phi Delta Frater
Curtis Street
West
Somerville
Mass
the Memorial Hospital
Joseph J. Smith
Maurice Hutchins
Bangor Central Council of Parent Teachers Association
Bangor
Mrsmith
Miss Janie Allen Returns Home After Vacation Visit
Miss Janie Allen of 723 Middle Street returns home after a school vacation spent with her cousin Miss Dorothy Holmes of East Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Allen
Middle Street
Dorothy Holmes
East Brunswick
Reverend Sargent speaks at Bowdoin fraternity event
Rev. Dr. C. Clifford Sargent was hosted by Zeta Psi at Bowdoin College on Tuesday evening February 21 He led a discussion group on race relations and world peace Also noted are the Chubbuck family return from Dorchester Massachusetts after visiting relatives in Washington street plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Clifford Sargent
Zeta Psi
Bowdoin College
Sargent
Nurse Miss Ann Hartnett Returns to Boston Duties
Miss Ann Hartnett R N of Massachusetts General Hospital Boston spent the weekend with her parents Postmaster and Mrs Edward N Hartnett Bluff Road and returned to Boston Tuesday to resume her duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hartnett
R. N
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Edward N. Hartnett
Bluff Road
Waterville Couple Guests of Woolwich relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Norman St. Ger main of Waterville were weekend guests of Mrs. St. German's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Plourde, in Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman St. Germain
Waterville
St. German
Joseph A. Plourde
Woolwich
Miss Catherine Powers Returns to Auburn to Teach
Miss Catherine Powers visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Martin Powers at 1540 Washington Street for a week and leaves Auburn Sunday to resume teaching duties Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Powers
H. Martin Powers
Washington Street
Auburn
Picken Family Returns From Sanford Visit
Mrs John Picken Jr and daughter Katharine of Washington Street have returned from visiting the home of Mix in Sanford where they passed a week with John Picken Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond G. Chubbuck
Stephen
Billy
Washington Street
Dorchester
Mass
John Picken, Jr
Katharine
Sanford
Waek
Mix
John Picken
Purity Court Installation Held at Farmington Event
Mrs. Potter served as marshal and Mr. Potter acted as marshal’s aide during the Purity Court Order of the Amaranth installation in Farmington held last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Potter
Purity Court
Order of the Amaranth
Farmington
Emerson College Dean's List Honor for Sarah Silverman
Sarah Silverman daughter of Louis Silverman of 175 Oak Street has been named to the Dean's List for the second semester at Emerson College in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Silverman
Louis Silverman
Oak Street
Emerson College
Boston
Mrs Hayward and children Return from Maine Visit
Mrs Edmund Hayward and her children from East Weymouth have returned home after visiting Mrs Hayward’s parents Mr and Mrs Ivory Strout of Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Hayward
East Weymouth
Mrs William Fraser Admitted After Virus Pneumonia
Mrs William Fraser of 60 Chestnut Street was admitted to Memorial hospital on Sunday and is listed as a patient recovering from virus pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fraser
Chestnut Street
Memorial Hospital
Local 4-H Leaders Attend Style Dress Workshop in Lewiston
Miss Carolyn Stackpole and Mrs. Granville Colby led a Lewiston Thursday meeting on sewing instructions and Style Dress Review requirements set for April. Also attending were Mrs. Alice Lewis, Mrs. Louise Rogers from Myrtle Lodge, and Merry Meeting Lodge members from Brunswick. Mr and Mrs Trafton Swain planned a York village move after staying with State Senator and Mrs. Joseph W. Larrabee of West Bath. Dr and Mrs Benjamin F Zimmerman hosted the Laura cast and Thesbian committee after the Tuesday play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Stackpole
Granville Colby
Lewiston
Trafton Swain
York Village
Benjamin F. Zimmerman
Laura
Gallants Move From Front Street to Park Street
Mr and Mrs George Gallant moved from 2 Front Street to 18 Park Street on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Hewitt third moved from 18 Park Street to Wins eyance with Mr Hewitts mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gallant
Front Street
Park Street
Charles +. Hewitt
Winseyance
Mr. Hewitt
Mrs Kimball’s Trip: New York Jamaica Haiti and Return
Miss Anne Kimball of the Red House Lincoln street left Saturday for New York City with Dr Virginia Clay Hamilton. They depart Wednesday for Jamaica and Miami for a week, then to Haiti and Puerto Rico before returning to New York City. They plan to return by the end of March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Kimball
Red House
Lincoln Street
New York City
Virginia Clay Hamiton
Jamaica
Miami
Haiti
Puerto Rio
Bath Clubs Host International Week Dinner Program
Bath Business and Professional Women's club held a dinner meeting featuring Prof Athern P Daggett and Ernest Hoffman with a program on The World In a State of Flux. Lippman gave violin pieces with Mrs Donald D Young accompanying. A Spring board meeting is scheduled for March 18 in Augusta with Gov Frederick G Payne expected as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athern P. Daggett
Atdoin College
Ernest Hoffman
Newcastle
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Bath Business and Professional Women’s Club
Eee Ce
International Federation of Busiess and Professional Women's Clubs
Edmund P. Staples
Beverly Packard
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Helen Lord
Frederick G. Payne
Hyde Camp T W Hyde Camp and auxiliary hold Washington Lincoln program
Hyde Camp and auxiliary of the Sons of Union Veterans hosted their annual Washington and Lincoln birthday program at the G A R hall on Tuesday last. Rev Dr Clifford Sargent spoke on patriots past and present while music and recitations accompanied the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Phyllis
Frances Warner
Arthur Burns
Marie Freeman
Mildred Knight
Lizzie Haggett
Agnes Cressey
Hazel Warner
Haggett
Gilbert Greenleaf
Clifford Sargent
Wesley Church
Sargent
Assembly
Singing of America
Donald Preble
Mary Cressey
Washington
Mildred Cressey
Beta Sigma Phi Meetings Highlight Spring Millinery
Mrs Warmon Eliason hosted Xi Beta chapter members at her South Street home last Tuesday for a spring millinery fashions show with models Mrs Edwin Andrews Mrs William Turpie Mrs W Linwood Haynes and Mrs Burt Osgood. Theta chapter met with Mrs Edward McCabe Jr Thursday for nature program by Miss Amelise Bourque and Miss Dorothy Kocha with plans for the state convention in Bath in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warmon Eliason
Beta Sigma Phi
South Street
John A. Greene, Jr
Edwin R. Andrews
William Turpie
W. Linwood Haynes
Burt S. Osgood
Edward McCabe, Jr
Amelise Bourque
Dorothy Kocha
Bath
Sacred Heart Circle Meets With New Members and Plans March Social
Sacred Heart Circle of Daughters of Isabella met Tuesday with good attendance. Regent Mrs. Vivian Kronstrand led prayers, Miss Nellie O Connor chaplain, and Mrs. Effie Milliken at the piano. Elizabeth Dunton served as flag bearer as two new members began initiation. A polio drive fundraiser report was given by Mrs. Louise Edgett amid card parties and a social. Marie A. Hamblett was named to oversee the Spiritual Holy Year for the Lower Pontif. The March social is set for the seventh at 8 o clock with Rev. Archie Gil-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred
Marie A. Hamblett
Pontif
Archie Gil
Business meeting set for March 21 at Damariscotta Mills
The next business meeting will be held on March 21. In charge of refreshments are Mrs. Vivian Kronstrand, Mrs. Louise Edgett, Mrs. May King, and Mrs. Theresa Dutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damariscotta Mills
Vivian Kronstrand
Louise Edgett
May King
Theresa Dutton
Club 42 Sets Plans and Appointments for Hyde Memorial
Club 42 met recently with Mrs Howard Farr hosting. Co chairs named for the Hyde Memorial Home Silver Tea on April 2 are Mrs Everett Cooke and Mrs Robert Footer. Membership chairmen are Mrs Paul Hart, Mrs Leon White, and Miss Edith Small. Youth Conservation chair is led by Mrs Milton Footer. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Frank Kenyon and Mrs Leonard Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club 42
Howard Farr
Everett Cooke
Robert Footer
Hyde Memorial
Paul Hart
Leon White
Edith Small
Milton Footer
Harry Allen
Frank Kenyon
Leonard Smith
Winter Street Aid plans hospital sewing and spring tea
The Winter Street Church Ladies' Aid met with hostesses including Mrs. Elmer Williams and Mrs. Arthur Bowker. They voted to sew for Memorial hospital. The annual silver tea is set for March 31 with hostess Mrs. Joseph O. Purdue. Rev. Joseph O. Purdue led a Lent talk series starting with A Problem For the Pope by Marguerite Harmon Bro. Next week's topic will be Up Hearts by Walter M. Horton. Tea featured jonquils and stock. pourers were Miss Susan Reed and Mrs. Harry Horne. A future meeting at 2 p.m. will have hostesses Mrs. Archie Doyle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Church
Elmer Williams
Arthur Bowker
Edward H. Hawley
Kenneth Francisco
Ralph Warren
Langdon T. Snipe
Edgar Leavitt
Memorial Hospital
Joseph O. Purdue
Marguerite Harmon Bro
Walter M. Horton
Oberlin College
Susan Reed
Harry Horne
Archie Doyle
Trygve Carlson
Jane Goodman
Wallace Atwood
Sarah Adams
Boy Scouts Brave Mid Winter Hike And Cabin Night
Troop 52 scouts kept active during school break despite 10 degree cold. V Lonn, R 5 eri Ww and others stayed warm in Scoutland cabin. On Wednesday 11 scouts three junior leaders and the Scoutmaster hiked 10 miles to Range Lights on Arrowskc island cooked meals and played capture the flag. Participants included Alfred Goodwin John Johnson Frank Manion Leland Hopkins Bobby Witham Harold Fuller Albert Caton David Newcomb Franklyn Savage Everett King Donald King Vic tor Lonn Robert Potter Lloyd Coombs Rev Arvid Ander son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Lonn
Scoutland
Arrowskc Island
Alfred Goodwin
John Johnson
Frank Manion
Leland Hopkins
Bobby Witham
Harold Fuller
Albert Caton
David Newcomb
Franklyn Savage
Everett King
Donald King
Victor Lonn
Robert Potter
Lloyd Coombs
Arvid Anderson
Red Rose Troop 6 Meets at Corliss Street Church
Red Rose Troop No 6 Inter mediates met Friday at Corliss Street church with President Dawn Newcomb conducting. Stephanie Bush read the Girl Scout laws after the promise. Judy Robinson presented the secretary's report. Community Life Badges were discussed and gum drop trees prepared for the Old Folks Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Rose
Corliss Street
Dawn Newcomb
Stephanie Bush
Judy Robinson
Pythian Sisters appoints chair for Easter sale
Lois Knight was named chairman of the grab bag table for the Easter sale set for April 5 at the Pythian Sisters meeting held Wednesday. Degree staff are to attend rehearsal next week and all members must be present from 7 30. A supper at the temple is planned for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Knight
Pythian Sisters
Temple
Philathea Class Tea Celebrates Washington's Birthday
The Philathea Class of Corliss Street Baptist church held its Silver Tea on February 22 despite bad weather. An annual event, the program featured piano solos and readings performed by Mrs. Dorothy Davis Mrs. Vivian Plant Mrs. Isabelle Small Mrs. Ruth Clark and Mrs. Ruth Ames among others with friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Washington
Alice Blue
Dorothy Davis
Vivian Plant
Isabelle Small
Ruth Clark
Ruth Ames
Green Cathedral by Miss Helen Witham Tea Service Verse
A domestic scene describes a tea table laid with spring flowers arranged by Melvin Henderson. Attendants include President Mrs Ruth Merkel and Mrs Arvil L Anderson. Committee members listed are Mrs Mildred Walker chairwoman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Helen Witham
Melvin Henderson
Ruth Merkel
Arvil L. Anderson
Mildred Walker
Marie Berry
Ruth Ames
Dorothy Pratt
Grace Block
Isabelle Berry
Nightingale Club Meeting At Mrs. Arthur K Home
Mrs Arthur K entertained Nightingale club members at 1 Gett Street on Thursday evening. President Mrs Emery Footer led a business session. Reports on the Cosmopolitan club tea and funds for Memorial hospital were heard. Curtains and rods for the Nightingale room will be installed and repairs made. Mrs Arthur Burgess welcomed Miss Arlene Heater as a new member. Guests included Miss Mary Perry Mrs Hiram Stevens and Mrs Herbert Calderwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur K
Nightingale Club
Gett Street
Emery Footer
Cosmopolitan Club
Memorial Hospital
Nightingale
Arthur Burgess
Arlene ‘Eater
Mary Perry
Hiram Stevens
Herbert Calderwood
Knights of Columbus Supper Meeting Highlights
Knights of Columbus held a 6 30 pm supper at the K of C hall with over 50 in attendance. Dr John F Dougherty spoke on Socialized Medicine and led an open forum while Fortier served as quiz master assisted by Donald Gurney. District Deputy Robert J Ouellette attended with visitors from Lisbon Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
John F. Dougherty
and Fortier
Donald Gurney
John E. Bellefontaine
Nk Keimiig
Reginald Cyr
Francois Vaillancourt
Carlton Perry
Daniel Perry
Melvin Comeau
John Allain
John Kelliher
Robert J. Ouellette
Brunswick
Lisbon Falls
Robert Perry
Donald Perry
Beacon Street Church Sunday Service Led by W.S.C.S
A cold night drew a good crowd to the Beacon Street church for Sunday evening worship led by the church W.S.C.S. ladies. The pastor spoke on A Defiant Woman while Frances St Martin directed, Blanchié at the piano, Eva Packard read the Responsive Reading, Marion Plummer led prayer, and Eleanor Gordon read the poem Still With Thee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
W.S.C.S. Ladies’ Society
Frances St. Martin
Blanchié É
Eva Packard
Marion Plummer
Eleanor Gordon
Fireside Club Discusses "What Do You Believe"
Hilda Bowers and Earle Warren led a lively Fireside Club session on Winter Street. Gilbert Howard conducted devotions and plans for next Sunday include a social evening led by Mrs. Leonard Wetherbee with a devotional period by Sandra Johnson and Earle Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Bowers
Earle Warren
Winter Street
Gilbert Howard
Leonard Wetherbee
Sandra Johnson
Myrtle Lodge Hosts Maine U. O. of I. O. L. Visit
Mrs Emma Haley, government instructor from Brunswick, visited the Myrtle lodge Odd Ladies meeting Friday evening. Members from Merry Meeting lodge included Mrs Florence Jordan, Velma Neilson, Merle Norton, Madelyn Mayberry, Myrtle Stimpson and Alice Soule. A sale and dinner set for April 14 was approved, with committee to be announced. Plans begin for the Bath Maine Government event on March 10 at G A R hall, dinner to be served by Myrtle lodge with Mrs Pearl Campbell as chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Haley
Maine
VU. O
Brunswick
Myrtle Lodge
Odd Ladies
Haley
Merrymeeting Lodge
Florence Jordan
Velma Neilson
Merle Norton
Madelyn Mayberry
Myrtle Stimpson
Alice Soule
U. O. of
Bath
G. A. R. Hall
Pearl Campbell
Pilgrim Fellowship Discusses Law Education Patterns
Miss Vivian Clark led the devotional at Central church as Judge Gardiner Deering spoke on Law As a Profession. He advised aspirants to study two years of college before three years of law school and noted Maine's fifty seven bar exam questions. Some graduates later specialize, others practice broadly in smaller towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Clark
Pilgrim Fellowship
Central Church
Gardiner Deering
Maine
Law
Blue Cross Enrollment By Associated Hospital Service Of Maine
The 1950 Blue Cross enrollment for Sagadahoc County residents runs March 6 to 11. The Associated Hospital Service of Maine reports 253000 members, a 24000 increase, with 32000 subscribers hospitalized last year for 200000 hospital days and $1500000 paid to member hospitals. Enrollment centers are Bath Memorial Hospital and Bath National Bank, with representatives Stephen Woodberry and Emerson Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Cross
Sagadahoc County
Associated Hospital Service of Maine
Walter P. Black
Maine
Black
Associated Hospital Service of
Bath Memorial Hospital
Stephen W. Woodberry
Emerson Hunt
Bath National Bank
Judge Deering's Talk Draws Attention at Event
The talk by Judge Deering drew interest and appreciation, highlighting its formative insights as preparation for various professions including accounting business management and law enforcement.
Pine Tree Camp Girl Scout Troop Meets at Lambert Park
Pine Tree Troop 1 Intermedi ate Girl Scouts met at the Lambert Park Community building. Members worked on embroidering schoolbags for the Schoolmates Overseas project and did needlework for the arts and crafts requirement. Jane Green completed the requirement while Sally Fraser, Christine Kby, Sally Mullaney, and Gail Newman assisted under Mrs. Richard Towle. The troop entertained with impromptu folk story dramatizations as patrol leaders prepared activity requests. Betsy Bertrand was elected Juliette Low representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree
Lambert Park
Irls
Sally Fraser
Christine Kby
Sally Mullaney
Gail Newman
Jane Green
Richard Towle
Betsy Bertrand
Juliette Low
Winter Street Scouts Present Model Bridge at Scout Week
On Washington's birthday the Explorer Patrol of Boy Scout Troop 55 of Winter Street Church hiked with Dr Ralph D Warren as patrol advisor. Graeme Hanson and Ronald Trask passed First Class tests. The patrol presented a model bridge and announced the next meeting on March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Explorer Patrol
Winter Street
Ehurch
Ralph D. Warren
Graeme Hanson
Ronald Trask
Junior Hospital League Meeting At Mrs Kelley's Home
Mrs William P Kelley hosted the Junior Hospital League at 104 Winship Street. Members approved buying a crib for Memorial Hospital pediatrics, planned a March 17 food sale, and organized a later country dance with Mrs William A Niss and Mrs Roger M Luke in charge. Sewing for the hospital continued as 15 attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Kelley
Junior Hospital League
Winship Street
Memorial Hospital
Kelley
William A. Niss
Roger M. Luke
George Barker
George Cary
A. M. Main, Jr
Carl Dearborn, Jr
Harold McElman
M. Dean Shaw
Omar~King
Eleanor Wilson
Lynn Bussey
Harry L. Day
William Mussenden
S. Theodore Bertocci
Messenger Couple Returns From Boston Visit
Sheriff and Mrs. Charles W. Messenger returned Tuesday from Boston where they spent a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Messenger
Boston
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Ona
William H. Davis
Florida
Emma Coombs
Wayne Perry
Lloyd D. Perry
Clifton Street
Mitchell School
Milton G. Stephenson
Warren E. Hawley
Ruth Hadley
Ernest Hadley
Arthur MacDonald
Denny Road
Patricia Barrows
Russell Ows
Clarence Weymouth
Guilford
F. B. Nichols
Vaca
St. Petersburg
Hotel Huntington
Winter Park
Lena T. Bailey
Sagadahoc Ferry
Walter L. Longley
Cyrus W. Longley
Navy
Longley
Gail
John R. Craige
1151
Walter Larrabee
Charles A. Rollins
American Agricultural Co
Baltimore
Roy G. Stewart
Sagadahoc
Augusta
Payne
Frank Lehane
Robinson Street
Charles Fullerton
Milford, Conn
York Street
Constance Clifford
State Department of Health and Welfare
Keith McLuer
David
James
John
George McLuer
Freeport
William
C. F. Ring
Alice Lewis
Louise Rogers
Merry Meeting Lodge
B.P.W. Meeting
Beta Sigma Phi Meetings
Sacred Heart Circle
CLUB
Winter Street Aid
TROOP
BOY Scouts
RED Roose Troop
Philathea
Fireside Club
Winter Street Scouts
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