Bath Servicemen Highlight Far East and Ski Tournaments
Keith A. Harris seaman U S Navy son of Mrs Dora P Harris of 1532 Washington Street serves aboard the attack aircraft carrier Wasp in U S Tih Fleet air coverage from the Techew Islands evacuation. Army Pfc Victor A Gonier 21 son of Mrs Eva M Gonier Richmond recently competed in the Northern Honshu Sports Conference and AFFE ski tournament at Camp Crawford Hokkaido Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith A. Harris
U. S. Navy
Dora P. Harris
Washington Street
Wasp
U. S. Tih
Techew Islands
San Diego
Calif
Army Pfe
Victor A. Gonier
Eva M. Gonier
Richmond
Honshu
Army Forces
State Senator Haskell speaks at Sagadaker Young Republicans
Maine Senate leader Robert N. Haskell addressed over 80 at the Sagadaker County Young Republicans dinner in Sedgwick. He praised Gov Muskie, warned on highway funding, and urged cooperation across parties as the 97th Maine Legislature tackles money and education subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Senate
Robert N. Haskell
Sagadaker County
Young Republicans Club
Sedgwick
Haskell
Edmund S. Muskie
Gov. Muskie
Thorouch
Muskie
Flas
Kell
Lloyd Dunham
Ellsworth
Dunham
Charles F. Cummings
Louis QO. Couture
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Sumner Sewall
Sewall
John G. Morse, Jr
Converse G. Fenn
Percy W. Robbins
Savadahoc County
Women's Republican Club
Joseph A. Robinson
Arthur Sturtevant
William H. Watson
William A. Grevers
Topsham Hosts Pomona Grange Lecturers Dinner
Mrs Eleanor Ripley hosted Pomona and Topsham lecturers at her Main Street home in Topsham. Mrs Lottie York of Winthrop spoke on programs and problems, and the Lecturers Council was organized February 11 1987 with officers elected including Mrs Ripley president and Mrs Rackley secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Ripley
Sagadahoc County
Pomona Grange
Topsham Grange
Pomona
Main Street
Topsham
Lottie York
Winthrop
Ripley
Winifred Rackley
Grange
Bertha Dunbar
West Bath
Gardiner Harries Lecturers Council Event Noted
Mrs Lucie Ricker of Merriconeag Grange and Mrs Ethel MacDonald of West Bath Grange hosted an afternoon gathering. Guests included Eugene York and Augustine Ponzianni, with Geret Gardiner serving as secretary of the Lecturers' Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geret Gardiner
Woolwich Grange
Lucie Ricker
Merriconeag Grange
Ethel MacDonald
West Bath Grange
Eugene York
Augustine Ponzianni
Arrowsic Holds Annual Town Meeting With Elections
Arrowsic conducted its annual town meeting with 40 residents present. Elected officials include Emma Drummond as clerk Hugh Eisenhauer as first selectman Frank Carlton as second selectman unopposed and Charles Crosby winning the third selectman race. Carol Ainsworth reappointed tax collector Norman Drummond treasurer. School committee members are Norman Drummond Marion Rittall and Robert Phinney who replaces Lillian Gowen. Wilbur Loveitt named town constable. Australian ballot access rejected. Oldest voters Susie Tarr and Frank Snipe attended. Total commitments approved were 7300. The Arctic and Antarctic Circles are at 66 degrees 33 minutes north and south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsick
Emma Drummond
Hugh J. Eisenhauer
First Selectman
Frank R. Carlton
Third Selectman
Charles L. Crosby
George Stafford
Carol Ainsworth
Norman Drummond
Marion Rittall
Robert Phinney
Lillian Gowen
Wilbur Loveitt
Susie Tarr
Frank Snipe
Phippsburg Town Meeting Chooses Moderators and Officials
Despite bad weather a large turnout elected Frederick Haggett moderator. John A. Darling won third selectman with 104 votes while Raymond McIntire received 82 and P Edward DeBerg 45. John Rogers became Tax Collector and Treasurer. Re-elected were Eva Rogers Town Clerk Ralph Doughty Road Commissioner Anita Totman School Committee. Total votes 248. Schools funding approved with 25,693.75 for common schools and about 13,000 added to the consolidated School Fund now Capital Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Haggett
Third
John A. Darling
Raymond McIntire
P. Edward DeBerg
Arthur Murphy
John Rogers
Eva Rogers
Ralph Doughty
Anita Totman
Consolidated School Fund
Thomas Totman
Albert F. Totman
Phippsburg P.T.A
Riverside Hall
O’cloeck
P.T.A
Stanwood Gilman
Earl Lowell
Ida Nordland
Winthrop Blair
Dromore Extension Service
Rogers Hardware Store
Bath
Truman Roberts, Jr
Small Point
Roberts
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
Popham Beach
Girl Scouts
Leo Hamel
Morse High School
Civil Defense
Bodwell Grange
Men of the Grange
Owen
Moore
Harold Seavey
Christian Service Committee
Small Point Parsonage
Town Hall
Patty
Peggy Rogers
George Larrabee, Jr
Jean Hunt
Tommy Totman
Mark Harrington
Boyd
Dudley Harrington
Johnny McCourt
Syvilla
Myron
Gerald Wyman
Jack Henderson
Parris Island
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Linda
Calman Perry
Vicki
Norma
Diane Blaisdell
Melvin Wallace
Sebasco
Belfast
Charles Stevens
Memorial Hospital
Joe Bennett
Arlington
James Seavey
Chatham
Mass
Fred Howard
Portland
Wesley Youth Obligation Night At Wesley Methodist
The Wesley Youth Fellowship observed obligation night with 31 members reciting the pledge led by Mrs. Carlyle Taber. The sub district meeting in the church vestry was postponed to March 27, rehearsals for Easter music will be directed by Mrs. Stanley Huster, and a birthday party is planned for March 26 as a project. Meetings occur every Sunday at six o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Carlyle Taber
Stanley Hunter
Parker Head Community Notes and Activities
Parker Head residents engage in church and school events as Rev HK Whitehead leads Sunday school prayers. A long list of local visits, birthdays, and family news fills a busy week with Red Cross fundraising, milk program resumption, and town political participation. Local schools name Anne Gray spelling champion and prepare for town and county contests.
Darling Defeats McIntire for Town Selectman at Phippsburg Meet
John Darling of Parker Head defeated Raymond McIntire of Small Point 104 to 82 in the only town officer contest at the Phippsburg meeting Saturday. Other town results noted in the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
John Darling
Parker Head
Raymond McIntire
Small Point
Selectman
Darling
McIintire
Bains
Popham Circle members and town activities noted
Popham Circle met at Mrs. Ellison Moody's home and plans another meeting with Mrs. Myra Scott. Red Cross drive coordinator Mrs. Nancy Spinney. Town meeting attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spinney and ballot clerk Mrs. Spinney. A $300 road repair funding was reported for Fort Baldwin access. Nearby visits featured Sewall Prescott and family, and residents in Bath and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Circle
Ellison Moody
Myra Scott
Nancy Spinney
Popham
Town Hall
Fred Spinney
Jesse Munsey
Bud” Pashard
Woolwich
Harvey Chubbuck
Marguerite McNulty
Bath
Lawrence Taylor
Robert Pye
Topsham
Minot Percy
Joseph Schlick
Marblehead
Mass
Fred H. Spinney
Columbia Hotel
Portland
A. Bernard Henderson
Phippsburg Center
Leoline Moody
Harpswell
Ellison H. Moody
Brunswick
Moody
Guy Crowley
Coxs Head Road Repair Fund Heard At Town Meeting
Rain and snow lingered after the weekend storm as City Road Commissioner Ralph Doughty reported on Monday. A town meeting Saturday raised one thousand dollars for Coxs Head road repairs, with attendees including Richard Dozois, Mrs. Stanton C. Dozois, and P Edward DeBery. Several residents voted in the morning. Mrs. P Edward DeBery and son William Oliver returned Monday from Bath Memorial hospital. West Point residents Forreston Wallace and Robert F. Moore families called on others at Parker Head. Levi Gilliam, West Point, works at Atkins Bay Farms. Grace Wyman, West Point teacher, is ill in Spruceville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Carter
Bath
Parker Head
HK. M. Whitehead
Charles Blaisdell
Red Cross
Phippsburg P. T. A
Popham
Alston Oliver
Memorial Hospital
Oliver
Robert Bassett
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
Rosalie Richards
Marie Wyman
Connecticut
Richards
Anne Gray
Center
Small Point
Sebasco
West Point
Wiscasset
S. C. Gilman
James Ross
Donald
Charles Wyman
Peter Hutchins
Robert Gray
W. A. Lowell
State of Maine
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Marion Nadeau
Ronald Nadeau
Walter Cushing
Phippsburg Center
Irene Libby
John
Lisbon Falls
Walter Wallace
Lloyd
Reginald Smith
East Harpswell
Lewis Lowell
Donald Trask
Forreston Wallace
Lowell
Lewiston and
Brunswick
Trask
Turner McCarty
Worcester
Mass
Frank Percy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Walter Percy
Waban
Ralph Doughty
Cox’s Head
Richard Dozois
Stanton C. Dozois
P. Edward DeBery
William Oliver
Bath Memorial Hospital
Robert F. Moore
Levi Gilliam
Atkins Bay Farms
Grace Wyman
West Point School
Bath and Wis casset Lions Fraternize
The Bath and Wis casset Lions Clubs jointly strengthen ties with reciprocal visits. A recent Bath guest list included Eric Boling who shared slides from Norway, aided by his son Thomas. The next joint meeting is March 21 with plans for another notable program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Clubs
Bath
Wiscasset
Wiscasset Lions
Bath Club
Wiscasset Club
Eric Boling
Norway
Boling
Thomas
King Lion Philip Smith
Central Church League Meeting Noted Plans
The Central Church League met Monday evening with 20 members at 871 Middle Street. President Mrs H T Stevens announced March and April activities and listed the committee members for the events. Mrs A George Moses to entertain next Monday at 58 Corliss Street with hostesses Zina Eaton Torrey and Mrs John Git.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Congregational Church
H. T. Stevens
Middle Street
A. Lincoln Anderson
John Grindell
George Moses
Oliver Tapley
Edward J. McMann
Marius Page
Donald Page
Clyde Ambrose
Kenneth Humphries
Violet Bartels
A. George Moses
League
Corliss Street
Zina Eaton
J. Hgwiland Torrey
John Git
Red Cross fund workers named for Bath area drives
Harmon E. Eliason announces Red Cross fund campaign organizers for Bath and surrounding communities. Arrowsic Georgetown Five Islands Phippsburg West Bath Woolwich list captains and squads including Mrs Ralph Steen Mrs Roland Peterson Miss M Belle Heald and others with baths to announce Bath workers later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon E. Eliason
Red Cross Fund
Bath
Arrowsic
Georgetown
Five Islands
Ralph Steen
Roland Peterson
M. Belle Heald
Vernon Gray
Christinian Stevens
H. E. Moore
Woodrow Gray
Phippsburg
Elliot P. Gilliam
Fred Spinney
Duncan Farrell
Ralph Tibbetts
Arlene Libby
Charles Blaisdell
Charles Pye
Ida Nordland
Laura Gilliam
West Bath
Loring Small
Hermon Archer
Kermit Bennett
Alpha Booker
William Day
Henry Darnell
Claude Dyer
Wilson Fitzgerald
Donald Freeman
Bernard Holmes
Harry Larrabee, Jr
Harold Marsh
Courtney Stover
Albert White
Irene Vaillancourt
Woolwich
T. Tarpy Shulton
H. K. Button
Marthon Doake
James Thorpe
Edward Murphy
Merle Weeks
Orville E. Small
Merle Hathorne
Henry A. Seeger
Birthday Party for John A Allain
John A Allain of 2 Nichols Street had a birthday party on March 1 hosted by his children and grandchildren to mark his second birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John T Allain and their children Louise Lorraine Lillian Louis and Lawrence, Mrs Joseph Migna ul t and Norman Lawrence of Brunswick, Mr and Mrs Louis Allain and son John of Auburn, Mr and Mrs Aurele Cote and children James Anita George and Marie of Gorham, Bruce Harrison, Bradford Belanger, Marie Allain and Mrs John A Allain of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Allain
Nichols Street
John T Allain
Louise
Lorraine
Lillian
Louis
Lawrence
Joseph Mignault
Norman Lawrence
Brunswick
Louis Allain
John
Auburn
Aurele Cote
James
Anita
George
Marie
Gorham
Bruce Harrison
Bradford Belanger
Moss Marie Allain
John A Allain
Bath
Brownie Mgi ser and Daughter Banquet Attracts Almost 300
Nearly 300 attended the first annual Brownie Mother and Daughter banquet at Huse Memorial School to mark 35 years of Girl Scouting in America and 20 years of Brownies in Bath. The program featured the Juliette Low presentation, a 30 minute musical by Gary Meister and Diane and Bobby Merrill, and a candle lighting ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huse Memorial School
America
Bath
Juliette Low
Gary Meister
Diane
Bobby Merrill
South End
Sumner Sewall
Cornwell Rogers
A. M. Main
Bath Garden Club
Brownies
William Turpie
Bath Girl Scout Council
James A. Gillies, Jr
Juliette Gordon Low
Girl Scouts In America
Nancy Keegan
Joan Crocker
Linda Foster
Kathryn Shores
Ann MccCole
Marsha Hall
Candy Jones
Susan Annis
Marriott Small
Mary Steen
Turpie
Church Women’s Groups
Paul Graustuck
Wild Rose
Girl Scouts
Brown Row
Pamela Hanson
Sharon Milliken
Pamela Field
Carla Tukey
Sharon Haynes
Alson Turpie
Nancy McInnes
Jean Harris
Pamela Brown
Jan Barbara Kenney
Barbara
Irris
Barbara Brown
Linda Reay
Matton
Nancy O
Jean Meh
Dorothy Fry
State President Speaks at Youth Fellowship Meeting
Miss Hazel Gray, state president of the Methodist Youth Fellowship, addressed the Wesley Church Women's Society of Christ in Service on church work and Youth group collaboration. Nomination committee members were named for the May election, with officers appointed for the April turnover and a Quarterly Conference bar set for April 18 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Gray
Hallowell
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Wesley Church Women’s Society of Christ
Charles Marble
Pearl Reed
Carlyle Taber
James Hatley
Grovee
Colonel Dumper Sewell
Acomitt
Mnioywel
Les Walter Upham
Vire Stanley Hunter
John Syrogen
Wil Uot Temple
Merle Niles
Elnora Oliver
John Swearingen
Cabile Taber
Stanley Hunt R
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard Elroy Woodman
George F. Crocker
Navy
United States Navy
Woodman
Bath Times
Robert Haskell
Young G.O.P
Arctic Circle
Antarctic Circle
Wesley Youth
Parker
Leona Sherbourne
Waterville
J. A. Darling
Judy Darling
Jay Lee Darling
William Cushing
Darlings
Sherbourne
Pittston
Clarence Sheffield
Dromore
Pat Messer
Bowdoinham
Perkins Island
William E. Hallett, Jr
Helen Lemont
Neil Page
F. A. Libby
Eva Hoar
Asa Wallace
Stanley Felters
Paul Savage
Russell Turner
Gordon Alden
Sebasco Estates
Howard Hutchkins
Phil Jacob
Chil Jacob
Pennsylvania
Patty Wyman
Harry Lewis
Ramon Hamel
Winnegance
Leslie Logan
East Boston
Angie Mank
Earl Hamel
Judy Hamel
Karen Savage
Bernard Wyman
Clifford Pye
Earl F. Lowell
M'Intire
Cox
Bath and
Lions Fraternize
Central Church League
Ambrose
Loring D. Small
Clifford B. W
Irworl
Olivas
Clyde W
Loring R. Addison
John Allain
Frank Gallagher
Frank Harvie
Henry Marsh
William A. Niss
Arthur Bowker
James L. Grant
Grace Episcopal Church
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
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