Sullivan engagement at St Philip's church
Saturday afternoon at 4 Miss Barbara Ethel Sullivan will become the bride of Ralph Gilson Knowlton at St Philip's church. A reception in the parish house will follow. Also reported: Star Lodge Knights of Pythias installed officers with Blagdon and Cowley families prominent. various local groups held meetings and events in Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ethel Sullivan
Leslie A. Sullivan
Ralph Gilson Knowlton
St. Philip's Church
Star Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Fred Waterman Blagdon
C.C
Irving L. Davis
V.C
Everett W. Jackson
Joseph F. Erskine
Charles E Cowley
Roger E. Cowley
O.G
Charles S. Sewall
Treas
Fred W. Blagdon
Friendship
G. T. Brow
Crosby
Dist
Otto Irvine
Warren
Wiscasset
Red Cross
Lincoln County
Alma
Bremen
Bristol
Whitefield
Damariscotta Mills
Damariscotta
Edgecomb
Round Pond
South Bristol
Waldoboro
Westport
Somerville
Muscongus
Boothbay Region
Oliver Loring
Maine
St. Philip's
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Chase's
Bradford-Sortwell- Wright Post
American Legion
Sortwell’s Woods
Huntoon Hill
Leland Brown
Churchill Helps Conservatives in Tight British Contest
In London a heated battle for a key constituency drew vast crowds as candidates campaigned nightly while Winston Churchill toured the area to bolster the Tory effort. Despite wartime hardships, the Conservatives faced a tough path to regain the seat ahead of next year’s general election. Miss Jean Loring returned home after a two week visit with Miss Bette Comeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Polticians
Iocal Citiens 2
Churchill
Winnie
Geroy
Tom William
Oxford
Jean Loring
Portland
Bette Comeau
Brunswick Road
West Bath PTA plans minstrel at Littlefield schoolhouse
The West Bath PTA and Grange announce a minstrel show at the Littlefield schoolhouse on Thursday evening. A baked bean supper and card party at the West Bath Grange hall Saturday drew a large, pleasant crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Littlefield
Karen
Jules Miller
Howard Newcomb
Birch Point
Richard Renshaw
Richard
Donald
Ceemb
Joanne Bou- Greau
Anns McCloud
Sue Stever
Ca Tree
Andy Rines
Tie White
Bernerd Holmes
Edmund Parady
Harvey Hartleb
Bobby Miller
Jean Leonard
Erroll Clark
Charlie Durham
Richard Durham
Billy Deehan
Johnny Garrette
Carel Brown
Christine Holmes
Carl Pinson
Billy Haggett
Patsy Ames
Richard Paislex
Francis Bergess
John
Theresa Doiron
Edmund Perady
Bernadetta
Lara White
Theresa
Richard Re
Elaine
Jackie Richard
Ruth Hennessey
Priseilla
Bernie Be. Bartor
Murphy
Joan Murphy
West Bath Grange hears program off night
West Bath Grange assembly held a Monday evening gathering with Mrs John Sylvester greeting past masters and Everett Le as lecturer. The program featured singing, solos, a piano piece, humorous readings, and a variety of acts. Officers and committee members were listed as present with details on activities and corsages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Grange
Alexandra
Swick
Slo
Razer White
David Henderson
Pier Andrews
Doris Woe
David McCall
Cleveland Marriner
Marriner
Ali Neal
Harry Petts
E. W. Haggett
Ovicseer
Everett Lemont
Herbert Simpson
Stenera Dav. Henderson
John Howe
Men
Dress Making School 1 Opens With Three Lay Schools
The first meeting of a dress making series led by Mrs Mardery Stetson, Auburn County Farm Bureau Clothing Leader, is set for Thursday March 10 at 10 90 am at the Auburn MCA. Mrs Lottie Cruse will assist, with a second series starting Friday at the Topsham Library and plans to fit patterns, lay out fabric and cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwresses
Mardery Stetson
County Farm Bureau
Auburt
MCA
Lottie Cruse
Auburn
Stetson
Topsham
Woolwich Town Meeting And Local Notices
Woolwich to hold annual town meeting Friday at 4 pm with four-hour polls for town officers by Australian ballot. After voting, meeting adjourns to Saturday for warrant articles. Lists candidates for town offices and notes community club meetings, local social updates, travel, and church schedules.
Woolwich Fire Dept Names New Officers at Meeting
James Hay elected chief and John Robbins named assistant chief of the Woolwich Fire Department. Richard Crocker becomes secretary and Arthur Youland treasurer. Clifton Gainsley and Thomas Leask granted a year’s leave of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hay
Woolwich
John Robbins
Richard Crocker
Arthur Youland
Clifton Gainsley
Thoma Leask
Norwood Merrill changes jobs to Dana jeweler St Johnsbury
Norwood Merrill aged 40 of Bluff road who had worked for A. G. Page Co since last fall is now employed by C. H. Dana a jeweler in St Johnsbury Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Merrill
Bluff Road
A. G. Page Co
C. H. Dana, Jeweler
St. Johnsbury
Mrs Spear of Belfast Visiting Sister in Bath
Mrs Donald Spear Jr of Belfast formerly Jane Fossett of Bath is spending a few days with her sister Mrs George Mor in at 71 Pine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Spear, Jr
Belfast
Jane Fossett
Bath
George Morin
Pine Street
Australian ballot to be used at town meeting first time
Town meeting days set for March 4 and 5 in Woolwich with Friday evening sessions to elect town officers. Four hour ballot period under state law, followed by moderator selection and routine business, then four hours of voting. Slated candidates include town clerk Edward V Reed first selectman Anthony S Dodge second selectman Fernald Bailey and others. Meeting to be in Town Hall with Australian ballot used for first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward V. Reed
Anthony S. Dodge
Harold B. Leeman
Fernald R. Bailey
Frank Walker
Brian M. Jewett
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Ruth Dubar
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Good Will Hall
Charles Haley
James Haley
John
Bath
Douglas Stewart
Roy Stewart
Raymond Harris
Day’s Ferry
Sherwood Francis
Clarence Cronk
Auburn
Patricia Baker
Forrest Baker
Lemuel Preble
Wallace Savage
Bath Memorial Hospital
William Raynes
South Portland
Roland Raynes
Donald Leavitt
Florida
Cuba
Patricia Crocker
Carol Hunnewell
Richard Thomas
Fort Dix
N. J
Frank J. Walker
Frank Bailey
Blaine House
Augusta
Payne
Jennie D. Howe
Howe
Middle Road
Dresden
George Ames
Rolvin Trott
Boston
John McNish
Woolwich
Marcia Stinson
Palm Beach
Fla
Russell Boyd
Harold Leeman
Fernald Bailey
Richard McElman
Stanley C. Elwell
Ivory C. Strout
Marion Berry
Walter Reed
George Ames, Jr
John G. Soule
Wilson L. Bailey
Alice M. Baker
New Council To Meet Monday Sets Single Year Treasurer Term
City adopts 1947 council manager shift with annual election of city treasurer and tax collector. The chosen official will serve a one year term until removal, resignation, or vacancy. Incumbent Donald D. Young faces rumored opposition but with little belief. Roger M. Luke will not seek reelection. potential successors named include Carleton Lowman and Leburton D. Sheldon. Mrs. Dauphin broke both wrists after a sidewalk fall. Mrs. Bertha Brown remains hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald D. Young
Roger M. Luke
Board of Assessors
Luke
Carleton Lowman
Leburton D. Sheldon
Former Olympic Team Member Talks Mexico At Bath Rotary
Bath Rotary club hosted LeRoy T Brown, ex 1924 U S Olympic team member, at Central Church parish house. Brown, a mining engineer with American Metal Co in Mexico, spoke on travel reasons, conduct for visitors, and praised southern Mexico, bullfighting, and cross cultural insights, urging prudent behavior for tourists and business travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Central Church Parish House
George H. Musk
Musk
LeRoy T Brown
Middle Street
Brown
Mexico
American Metal Co
United States
States
George FE. Sargent
Brotherhood
Harry T. Passmore
James B. Hall
Bath
Jeff Robinson
Gorham
Lewis Bergeron
John Moore
Central Grammar School
Dominic Tardif
Lewiston-Auburn
PERSONAL NOTES ON PEOPLE OF INTEREST
Henry M Powers of 1540 Washington street has returned home to recover after illness and hospitalization. Mrs Blanche Joy of Bluff road departs Wednesday for tal Boston where she will be a patient. Mrs George Dennison of Freeport visited Wednesday with her sister and father at 14 High street. Harland Rourke of Hartland New Brunswick was a recent guest of sister and her husband at 125 Dummer street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Munsey
W. Philip Munsey
Fort Dix
N. J
Albert D. Blackman
Donald T. Blackman
194Th
Yokohama
Japan
Fred Carleton
Boothbay Harbor
Wiscasset
David Hodgdon
Lewis P. Hodgdon
University of Maine
Harry L. Bradford
Herbert Clark
Jefferson
Susan Bates
Jean Shumway
Bath
W. E. Breston
Ann Arbor, Mich
Washington Street
Henry M. Powers
Blanche Joy
Bluff Road
Tal
Boston
George Dennison
Freeport
Myra Pennell
George A. Merritt
High Street
Harland Rourke
Hartland
N. B
Thomas Pankhurst
Dummer Street
Dixie Varieties Great Success at Minstrel Show
Dixie Varieties presented a new minstrel show to warm crowds with songs like Old Man River Sweet Georgia Brown and St Louis Blues. Performers included Susan Watts Ernest Bailey Chloe Deraps Ada Greenblatt and Robert Rowland with a large chorus and a full production crew led by Doris Rowland as general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Watts
Darktown Strutters
Man River
Ernest Bailey
Charles Dorsey
Georgia Brown
Chloe Deraps
Miss Deraps
Madelyn Oliver
Steve O’donnell
Moonlight Bay
Nathan Watson
Kentucky
Ada Greenblatt
Phill Harris
Robert Rowland
Rowland
Darktown
Betty Footer
Janice Knight
Man
Paul Kelly
St. Louis
Betty Chadbourne
Reginald Callahan
Cecil Rowland
Dixie Varieties
Gerard Billington
Doris Billington
Robert Billington
Elvie Bailey
Edward Brown
Selma Chubbuck
Betty Daley
Ruth Dennison
Dorothy Eseley
Viola Fish
Lawrence Horne
Dolly Horne
Maurice Hutchins
Barbara Largay
Eleanor Matter
LeRoy Powers
Dorothy Plummer
Madelyn Pierce
Richard Sherwood
Faith Sherwood
Evelyn Stairs
Pat Stiles
Chester Swain
Doris Rowland
Lydia Hutchins
Lillian Allen
Roberts Rice
Clifford Russell
Cecil Fullerton
Robert Rice
Leon Genthner
Edward Jenks
Arthur Preney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard King
Isabelle Young
Josephine Foye
Grace Sewall
Lillian Dow
Barbara Cost
Leon G. Flood
Elizabeth Norton
C. Linwood Ames
Roy Dow
Marion Warland
Grace Cowley
Eugene McGrath
Una Page Clisby
William K. Clisby
Bartlett
N. H
Algernon Dodge
Clisbys
Clisby
Daniel Page
St. Philips Church
Gossip Club
Daniel K. Clisby
Helene Sparrow
Edward Merry
Porland
Front St
Bath, Maine
Just
Britain
Edror Owens
Owens
Endaeee
Galvin
Hercer
Ethri Burns
Bates
Teeseis Bates
George Booker
Egbert Dow
Wincham
Leon Belanger, Jr
Harvesters 4-H Club
Wanetta
Bethel Estes
Anita
Loretta Barter
Bonnie Belanger
Judy Losier
Joan Gracobbe
Pauline Belanger
Losier
Estes
Marshall Boudreau
David and
Jeannette
John Larrabee
Fred Oliver
Phippsburg
American National Red Cross Furd
Old Brunswick
Sanford Crossing
John Grindell
Trufant’s Crossing
Courtney Stover
Four Corners
Earle Daniell
Fosters Point
Kenneth Francisco
Berry's Mills Road
Hill
Quaker Point
G. C. Smith
Leon Belanger
Winnecanoe
Campbells Pond
Sab
Alton Mitchel
State Road
Harry Lar- Tadee
Loring Small
Wilbert
Uual
Bowdoin
William G Gi
James Neville
Beachmont
Mass
Leslie M. Bates
Les
David
Lynnfield
Paul Tuttle
Loring D. Small
Robert Young
Gardiner
Kermit Randoph
Caribou
West Bath Grange
Marjorie Palmer
First Congregational Church
Nequasset
John F. Anderson
Montsweag
Ladies’ Aid of the Center Baptist Church
Samuel Soule
MORSE
Odd Fellows Hall
Morse High School
Washington, D. C
Joseph L. Dauphin
Spring Street
Bertha. Brown
The
Memorial Hospital
Rotary
DIXIE
Wwe
Betty Moore
WMTW
A. E. Greenblatt
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