Community notices and club events fill local weekend
A mix of society items notes Mothers Club dental clinic with Miss Bryant present and 4 H club meetings at Johnson home. Lions Club open meeting at Masonic hall to discuss town warrant. Art center gatherings resume at Studio Barn. Royal Arch convocation elects a candidate. Woman’s Club plans a card program and proceeds for Lincoln Home. About 75 people attended the Eastern Star meeting at Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Grace Sewall
Mothers’ Club
Dorothy Bryant
Pines
Johnson
Westport Ferry Road
Lions Club
Masonic Hall
Arcnue
Wiscasset Art Conte
Studio Barn
New Jerusalem Royal Arch
Finn
Local Notes From Stow and Nearby Towns This Week
The report lists church events and social visits across Maine towns. Rev Johnson of K A Congregational church preached Thursday at St s church. Personal visits include Sewall Strout and nephew Jay Blagdon in Boston. Several families era ill but convalescing, and honor roll mention for Shirley Cain of North Yarmouth Academy dated Feb 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. *S Church
Johnson
K. A
West Paris
Lewiston
Curtis Pearson
Portsmouth
N. H
Bowdoin Court
Brunswick
Metcalf
Bath Road
Philip Jenness
Ethel Ribbentrop
Portland
Ross Elwell
Robert H. Heigham
H. C. Demmons
Frank Hutchins
Washington Street
Philip Leonard
Camden
Grace L. Knight
Federal Street
Alice Gifford
Brockton
Mass
Harry E. Bailey
The
Organ Society
Roy R. Marston
West Bath Men's Club Hosts North End in Social
The West Bath Men's club hosted the North End Community club at Littlefield school on Berry's Mill road with about 50 attendees. The event featured pitch games, a buffet lunch of pies doughnuts cheese and coffee, and the North Enders finished as high scorers. Harry Larrabee president of the West Bath club served as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
North End Community Club
Littlefield School
Berry’s Mill Road
North Enders
Harry Larrabee
West Bath Club
Coxs Head Residents Welcome Visitors
Mr and Mrs Frank Wyman hosted Coxs Head family events over the weekend. Mrs Richard McLanathan of Boston arrived Monday for a short visit. Richard Dozois and Sewall C Moore visited from Auburn on Monday. Mr and Mrs Leslie Dyer and their son David of Bath were Sunday callers at the Carlsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wyman
Richard McLanathan
Boston
Richard Dozois
Sewall C. Moore
Auburn
Leslie Dyer
David
Bath
Eric Carlson
West Bath Events and Area Personal Notices
West Bath plans a town meeting at the grange Saturday. A stork shower for Mrs Elaine Mitchell was hosted at Mrs Harriet Cotton’s home with several attendees. Also reported are members visiting and personal items from Bath and nearby towns, plus attendance at the Eastern States Farmers Exchange meeting in Springfield Mass where 1947 volume records and patronage refunds are noted and attendees heard Rev Clarence L Rahn speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Grange
Harriet Cotton
Elaine Mitchell
Mary McCrater
Pauline Belanger
Nellie White
Simone Barter
Blanch Locke
Ruth
Leeman
Jose Larrabee
Fred Rose
Eastern States Farmers Exchange
Springfield
Mass
Lane
Clarence L. Rahn
Read
Quentin Reynolds
Feed and Grain
Red Cross planning meeting outlines drive and aims
Red Cross workers met at Dec pupg church parish aesre to plan a national blood donor drive and accident prevention courses. Neil Halkyard chaired the Bath chapter effort with speakers Laski and Pitman noting funds, quotas, and overhead cuts as March targets. The group, led by Mrs Bertha Davis, prepared staff and volunteers for the campaign with a working dinner and coffee service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
de Pcg
Aesre
Laski
First Rid
Miss Pitman
RedTecenery
Neil Halkyard
Bath
Mr. Laski
Russia
Bertha Davis
Neil Hallyard
West Bath Grange hosts well attended meeting
A West Bath Grange session featured songs and a poem read by Carl P. Meister. Albion P. Beverage of Cedar Grove spoke on America amid a lively question period, with Norman Greenlaw in attendance. An upcoming Topsham Grange performance of Irving Berlin Night is announced for March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
America
Norman Greenlaw
Norway
Beverage
Meister
Topsham Grange
Irving Berlin
Topsham
Thomas Lunch Bar and Grille Opens at 552 Washington Street
Mr and Mrs Lorimer Thomas purchase the Breton property at 552 Washington Street opposite Hyde Windlass main gate and convert the rear pool room into a lunch room to be known as Thomas Lunch Bar and Grille. The renovated store features hamburgers cheeseburgers hot dogs LaTouraine Silex coffee and a full line of groceries ice cream candy cigarettes open daily and evenings with liberal seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorimer Thomas
Washington Street
Hyde Windlass
Thomas
LaTouraine Silex
Baby John J. Murray Jr Born to Bloomington Couple
A son weighing seven pounds nine ounces was born February 27 to Professor and Mrs. John J. Murray of Bloomington Indiana. He is named John J. Murray Jr. Professor Murray is the son of Mrs. Morris W. Potter of 1023 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Murray
Bloomington
Ind
John J. Murray, Jr
Professor Murray
Morris W. Potter
Washington Street
Woolwich notices include choirs meetings and clubs
Local church services and Sunday school at Woolwich and Montsweag with Rev H Danielson and other speakers. Community groups meet at schools, houses, and clubs. tuberculosis fund totals rise. residents attend graduations and local events in Bath Mechanic Falls and Augusta.
Obituary of J Arthur Stevens Attends Funeral Guests
Col John Williams stationed in North earns and sister events Williams of Brooklyn attend the funeral of J Arthur Stevens of East Boothbay. Harold Avery Jr of Wakefield and Mrs George Tobey host or are guests. funeral planned for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
North Earns
Williams
Brooklyn
J. Arthur Stevens
East Boothbay
Hiram ‘Pe
Harold Avery, Jr
Wakefield
George Tobey
Western Avenue
Visitors in Portland Spark Friendly Greetings
Mrs. Fred Pina Canée and Mrs. Ora Nye of A? welcome visitors to Portland for a cordial social gathering. The event features a brief tour of local spots and planned chats about community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pina Can
Ora Nye
Portland
Sagadahoc Mothers Club Plans March Meeting Auction
Sagadahoc Mothers Club held a business meeting in Pierre with routine reports and plans for a gift auction at the next gathering. President Mrs St. Pierre led, hostesses for March 4 are Mrs Edward Orr and Mrs Donald Ray, with guest invitations extended. Refreshments were served to members and two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahoe
Ig Reday
Arthur Orrag
Pierre
St. Pierre
Aucion
Edward Orr
Donald Ray
Ose
Alex St.ee
Joseph Mallard
Arthur Orr
William Phillips
Beltran
John Robbins
Reception Given Woolwich Pastor
About 40 members and friends of the Woolwich Center and Montsweag Baptist churches gathered at The Village Farm near Fred and Harvey Greenlaw for a Fatenee to Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Danielson who have recently assumed the pastorate. A program of music and a bountiful repast followed as praise for the hospitality of Village Farm hosts. Rev. Charles R. Sims of Bath welcomed the couple, hoping for a long and successful ministry in Woolwich. The guests departed with renewed interest in the churches of Woolwich Center and Montsweag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry
J. W. Reed
Mothers’ Club of
Union Bridge
Mothers’ Club
H. Danielson
Fred Beanie
Danielson
Good Neighbor Club
Chopps School
Chopps
Young
Alma Strout
Spinning Wheel Club
Harold Stanton
Jordan Wright
Albert Temple
Merle Jameson
Clayton Stinson
Loring Edgerly
Edward V. Reed
Woolwich
Maine Public Health Association
Augusta
Roland Raynes
Warren Raynes
James Thorpe
Maine General Hospital
Portland High School
Muriel Raynes
Edgar Blanche
Mechanic Falls
Sherwood Francis
DeWitt Hotel
Lewiston
Sally Grant
Jean Leonard
Richard le Blanc
Alice
Montreal
Can
Thomas
Sagadahoc
F. L. Oliver
Florence Foster
Capt. Oliver
Ivan Shaw
Lloyd Shaw
Martin Carter
Clarence Thurston
Bath
Limestone
Gordon Danielson
Providence Bible Institute
Nts
H. Danelson
David Rauschwerk
Paul Gilmore
Janice
Harold Shaw
Lemuel Preble
Forrest Baker
Tina Eaton
Farm Bureau
Rockland
Gordon Huff
Frederick
Skowhegan
John Monard
Huff
Arolyn Francis
Roy Francis
Auburn
Eben Dana
Burton Hodgdon
Ata General Airs
Milton Hathorne
Woolwich Center
Montsweag
Fred
Harvey Greenlaw
Beaney
H. A. Danielson
Baptist Churches of
Village
Charles R. Sims
First Batist
and S. Danielson
Cheryl Rose Savage Birthday Party Celebrated
Little Cheryl Rose Savage eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton H Savage of 41 Maple Street was one year old on Monday. A birthday party for the young guests and mothers was held with refreshments in the dining room and two iced cakes. Guests included Mrs Martha Middleton and children Sybil and Stevie Mrs Lydia Bourget and daughter Sarah Louise Mrs Ethel Robinson and daughters Joan and Betty Mrs Milton C Savage and Mrs Eleanor Bourget and daughter Kathy. Mr and Mrs George Adams returned to Russell Street after visiting Lewiston and Portland and attended Rugged Cross Shrine in Lewiston where Madonna Shrine of Portland were entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Lewis
John Wharff
Young Men's Christian Association
Ellis M. Zacharias
City Hall
Portland
Zacharias
Marilyn Booker
Becker Junior College
Worcester
Mass
George Booker
Jeanette Williams
Boston
Elmer B. Williams
Foster's Point
Joseph Robichaud
W. T. Andrew Robichaud
U.S.M.M
Belgium
John Perkins
Eva Perry
Madison
Mayland Perry
Roland Carlton
Frank Booker
Harland Booker
Bath
Lawrence Burnham
Portsmouth
N. H
Irving Burnham
Robert Burnham
Stanley
Brunswick
Arthur Carlton
Scott Maxson
Larrabee’s Grave
Maxson
Fred Larrabee
John Crocker
U.S.A
Clement Robichaud
Togus Veterans’ Hospital
Dorothy Boudreau
Wildwood Park
Charles White
New Orleans
New Orleans Hospital
Cathy Helene
White
Herbert White
F. J. Nelson
John Wharts
Florence Neiley
I. B. Neiley
Albert Reno, Jr
Lester Munsey
Harold Harrington
Donna
Readfield
Harrington
Henry Rose
Mayland Booker
Madeline Parsons
Belfast
Clifford Babbidge
Warren Babbidge
Edward J. McMann
Jean
Marie
Joseph Larrabee
Walter Larrabee
Topsham
Cheryl Rose Savage
Milton H. Savage
Maple Street
Oer
George Adams
Russell Street
Lewiston
Madonna Shrine of
Miss Eloyseer Resumes Duties After Weekend Visit
Miss Eloyseer, a student nurse at Central Maine General Hospital in Lewiston, has resumed duties after visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Ralph Pratt of Elm Street. Miss Dyer will graduate with the June class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloyseer
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Ralph Pratt
Elm Street
Dyer
DAR Members Attend All Day Session in Bath
An all day DAR session drew about 40 members to the Lena King chapter in Bath. Mrs. Bertha Davis chaired the dinner committee. Miss Amelia Mitchell received the Good Citizenship award and noted as a National D A R pilgrim. Plans were shared for the Maine State Conference in Portland March 23 24 and a reception for Mrs. Roscoe C O Bryne at 6 30 followed by a banquet. Reservations advised for hotel stays and future events discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Dummer Sewall
Lena
Sanivillen Committee
Bertha Davis
Regent
Marie Andre
Amelia Mitchell
Dummer Sewall
Clara Corliss
Dorris Pinson
Ethel Bailey
Bernice Bailey
Leah Page
Ruth Roberts
Marila Boney
Lynnette Hill
Margaret Henderson
Cleve Whittier
Mary Curtis
Cliowisa
Eastland
Graymore
Reoe
Poetry
National Co
Washington
Bath
National Congress
Alma Litchfield
Portland
Sarah Lermond
Ruth Taylor
Lena King
Renee
Unsafe Center Primary School Report Reveals Hazardous Conditions
A detailed critique describes Center Primary School in dire condition with brick walls, limited light, and poor ventilation. The room sizes and windows fail to meet safety standards, and fire escapes, wiring, and toilets are inadequate. Officials note coal dust flooring, unsafe corridors, and cramped play space threatening student safety. Andrew Johnson and Ulysses Grant appear in a historical insert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chikren
Br Wwe
Ecepanss
Younger
Thompson
Gene
Tha Tral Grammar
Andrew Johnson
Grant
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North End
Cox
Palmers
Palmer CO
Magaety
RED Cross Group
West Bath Grange
Sagadahoc Mothers’ Club
Peatte Het Mee
Betty Moore
A. E. Greenblatt
Front St
Bath, Maine
Ital Regular Meeting
Byte
Center Street
Maine