Wiscasset Town Officials Face Elections and Meet
Earl Colby and Mrs Harold Campbell lost key posts in the town elections while Harold Campbell and Richard Barker won selectman seats. Curtis Plant became treasurer defeating Priscilla Campbell, and the collector of excise taxes went to 288-258. The budget committee and various town roles were filled as meetings and social events followed the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Colby
Harold Campbell
Harold E. Campbell
Fred W. Merry
Willard Abbott
Donald Shea
Carl H. Boudoin
Leroy Farmer
Benjamin Rines
George Jones
Helen Erskine
Gertrude DiPerri
Robert MacLaren
Aubrey Fullerton
Leon Flood, Jr
Memorial Gymnasium
Alan Pease
Joseph Eastman
Farmer
Lions Club
Forest Inn
Irving Stetson
Brunswick
Raymond Cudroe
Grover Sprague
Eugene Thompson
Grafton Davis
Boy Scout Troop 201
John Sutter
Roderick Bell
Legion
Troop 201
Legion Hall
Huntoon Hill Grange
Uest
Grange Hall
Earl B. Colby
Wiscasset
James Dodge
Dodge
Isle Au Haut
New Jerusalem
Royal Arch
Lincoln Lodge F. & A. M
Masonic Hall
Albert Bailey
Bath
Forest Johnson
Charles Dunton
Maurice Blake
Delmas Leighton
Mrs Ardenne MacFadden and Leigh Return Home
Mrs Ardenne MacFadden and daughter Leigh of 164 Oak Street have returned home from Portland where Leigh was a surgical patient for several days at Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardenne MacFadden
Leigh
Oak Street
Portland
Mercy Hospital
Portland couple guests of the Ponds at 22 Adams Court
Mr and Mrs Donald Dube of Portland were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Pond at 22 Adams Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Dube
Portland
Lloyd Pond
Adams Court
Woolwich Community Notices Highlight Local Meetings and Events
Woolwich groups met with Mrs. Gertrude Stacy hosting a St Patrick themed evening. Plans for an April 18 baked bean supper at Nequasset vestry were discussed with ticket chair Agatha Hatch named. Activities covered hospital fund pledges, youth suppers, and upcoming officer meetings. Community members attended dances, sports events, and family visits as town residents prepared for town meeting openings.
Woolwich Grange Plans Beans For Youth Supper
Woolwich Grange outlined a Beans For Youth supper for public service on Saturday March 28. A past event on February 21 for Bath Memorial Hospital was reported as successful. Jacqueline Durgan to chair Open House Supper April 27 with Doris Haley planning the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Bath Memorial Hospital
Jacqueline Durgan
Doris Haley
Maine Heart Association
Grange
Clyde Bailey
Sagadahoe Pomona
Harold Hardwick
Harvey H. Chubbuck
Woolwich Voters Consider Fire Department Funding and Change
The Woolwich annual town meeting will discuss a $500 rise to 2000 for the regular appropriation and a $2500 fire department improvement fund. An article by Stanley Jack opposes First Selectman T Tarpy Schulten and would shift the department from private to town operation. Frederick Sturtevant seeks the selectman post with other contests including treasurer collector and school committee. Robert DeWick faces Fernald Bailey for the school post and William J Philbrick is opposed by James R Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trict
Woolwich Fire Department
Fire Department Improvement Fund
Stanley Jack
First Selectman
T. Tarpy Schulten
Frederick Sturtevant
Robert DeWick
Fernald Bailey
William J. Philbrick
James R. Hay
Planning Board Seeks Space for McMann Kelley Field Programs
The Planning Board proposes about 120 by 100 feet for student assemblies and PE space plus spectator seating and locker showers to support athletic programs at McMann and Kelley fields. It offered to discuss recommendations with the council at their convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMann and Kelley Fields
Special Tribute Lists Local P T A Troops and Groups
The report names various church and civic groups including Corliss Street church Philathea Class Troop 6 Fisher P T A Troop 7 Sacred Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella Troop 8 Witcher Ae Drops North Center P T A Troop 11 Huse P T A Troops 14 and 19 Woolwich P T A Troops 15 16 Dike Washington P T A Troops 17 18 Beacon Street church and the City of Bath provide meeting space for Troops 1 9 and 20 without complete sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street Church
Philathea
Fisher P. T. A
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Witcher Ae
North Center P. T. A
Huse P. T. A
Woolwich P. T. A
Dike
Washington P. T. A
Beacon Street Church
Service and youth activities at Moatsweag church
A church worship service was held at 10 am with a Girl Scout delegation led by Mrs. Loring Edgerly and Mrs. K. Baker in attendance. Rev. Stephen Sidebotham spoke on Jesus I Am the Bread of Life. Sunday school featured flannelgraph lessons on the Passion Week. The B Y F devotional met at 6 15 pm led by Miss Anna Hawes with readings on missionary techniques. Mr. Sidebotham read My Kid Brother Nate about Nate Saint and the five missionaries. Rosiebelle Hawes performed two accordion solos matching the theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moatsweag
Loring Edgerly
K. Baker
Stephen Sidebotham
Elinor Sanders
Jesus Christ
Anna Hawes
Sidebotham
Nate
Nate Saint
Ecuador
S. A
Rosiebelle Hawes
Arrowsic Town Meeting Highlights election and fast votes
Arrowsic residents packed last Saturday’s meeting with 39 articles on the warrant. Officers elected include Frank Carlton first selectman and Russell Sturmer moderator. controversial items covered school enrollment, a 2500 fire fund loan, Workmen’s Compensation costs, and a 950 extension repair to Old Stage road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsie
Russell Sturmer
Frank Carlton
Wilbur Loveitt
Charles Crosby
Norman Drummond
Hugh Eisenhauer
Carol Ainsworth
Howard Carlton
George Stafford
Bath
Robert Phinney
Arrowsi
Phinney
Nash Fisenhauer
Fisinhauer
Fiscrhauer
First Selectman
Stage Road
Selectmen
Miles Hawanis
Ralph Steenes
Michael Mazcikos
Karl Rosenwalds
Furt Coombs
Junior High Ninth Graders Host Dance Saturday Night
About 45 Bath Junior High School ninth graders attended a dancing party Saturday evening at the South End P T A hall. Hosts listed were Doris Crosby Pamela Brown Linda Bailey Linda Ramsay and Christine Coombs with chaperones Mr and Mrs David Simmons Miss Yvonne Crosby and Vernon Lambvriy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
South End
Doris Crosby
Pamela Brown
Linda Bailey
Linda Ramsay
Christine Coombs
David Simmons
Yvonne Crosby
Vernon Lambvriy
Teen-Age Record Hop For Morse High Students
A teen-age record hop for all Morse High School students is set for Saturday evening March 14 in the Huse Memorial School gym from 8 to 11 p.m. The Bath Recreation Center Teen-Age group sponsors the event with popular records, prizes, and novelty dances for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Huse Memorial School
Bath Recreation Center
Mrs Bowden's Funeral Attends Return Home
Mrs William A Niss of 950 Middle street returns Sunday from Irvington New York where she attended the funeral last Thursday of her brother in law John W Bowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Niss
Middle Street
Irvington
N. Y
John W. Bowden
West Bath Grange Musical Night Highlights Community Talent
The West Bath Grange showcased vocal and instrumental numbers with an orchestra led by Laforest Coombs. Performances included solos by Donna Smith and Robert Palmer, a musical quiz, and a closing sing along of God Bless America. A public Kuster dinner is planned for March 29 at the grange hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Laforest Coombs
Donald Coombs
Melvin Pratt
Frank Carver
Donna Smith
Capistrano
Robert Palmer
Ruth Doughty
Esther Andrews
Fraulein
Frances St. Martin
Nola
West Bath Social Interactions Include Local Visitors
Sunday callers included Mrs. John K. Bryant a former West Bath resident now at the Old Ladies Home in Bath and her daughter Mrs. Robert Alessi with sons Paul and Gary from Portsmouth N T L. Also guests at Campbells pond home of Frances Williams were Mrs. Patty Skillin Thelma Skillin Gladys Morse Adelaide Mott and Esther Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring Small
West Bath
John K. Bryant
Old Ladies Home
Bath
Robert Alessi
Paul and
Gary
Portsmouth
N. TL
Robert Killam
Gardiner
Francis Dechan
Frances. Williams
Mises Francena Williamis
Campbells Pond
Patty Skillin
Thelma Skillin
Gladys Morse
Adelaide Mott
Esther Williams
Thomas Whitmer
Valerie
Millinocket
Nellie Whitmer
Julie Mae
Philip Powers
East Millinocket
Trafton Swain
Marvin
Deborah
York Village
Joseph Larrabee
Edward J. McMann
North Bath Social Notes Include Visits and Family News
Mr and Mrs Rovden Haines and son visited Raymond Kneeland at Togas Veterans Hospital Sunday. Wing Calvin Wing and sons James and Jeffrey were in Oakland visiting Everett Wing. Calvin Wing and family visited Harold Wing of Norridgewock. George Lawrence son of Harry and Rose Higgins was at home from Orono, a UMaine junior. Mrs Gladyvee Cothran of Bath visited her mother Rose Lee Higgins and sister Mrs John DeGroot Sunday. Lewis Leavitt of Bath also called Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs J K Rockefeller returned home after a month with his parents. Guy Rockefeller of Tampa Florida stays abroad. Several flocks of wild geese were heard Saturday evening in the North Bath area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Woolwich
Charles Leveroni
Bailey Neck
North Quincy
Mass
Helpman
Bath Memorial Hospital
John Bailey
Jeffery
Westport
Bailey
Bernard Bailey
Montsweag Road
Clyde Bailey
Sharon
Jinx
Old Stage Road
Samuel Soule
Woolwich Center
Clayton Stinson
Edward Hawkes
North Bath
Elbert Woodman
Nequasset
Candy’s Harbor Community Hall
Bruce
Brian
Woodman
Margaret Woodman
Nobleboro
Phippsburg School
Woolwich
Phippsburg
Topsham
Wiscasset
Dale Sides
Rovden Haines
Ardenne Haines
Raymond Kneeland
Togas Veteran's Hospital
Mers. J. Carroll
Wing
Calvin Wing
James
Jeffrey
Oakland
Harry Higgins
Orono
George
University of Maine
Gladyvee Cothran
Bath
Rose Lee Higgins
John DeGroot
Lewis Leavitt
J. K. Rockefeller
Guy Rockefeller
Tampa
Fla
North Bath Area
First Baptist Missionary Society Meets Monday
The Missionary Society of the First Baptist church met Monday with Mrs. Laura Harrington. Mrs. Lina Butler led a World Day of Prayer Service and Mrs. Charles R. Sims presided over the business meeting. Literature was distributed and refreshments were served. The April meeting details will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Laura Harrington
Lina Butler
Charles R. Sims
Richmont Beulah Rebekah Events Highlight March Meeting Plans
Richmont past Noble Grands club Beulah Rebekah lodge met March 2 with Mrs Margaret Nelson. They planned a supper at MacNamara's Winthrop on April 6 and arranged transportation contacts. Members served hobo lunches and coffee cake. Maine outstanding young farmer Maynard Brown was honored at Auburn Elm Hotel during a Maine State Junior Chamber dinner. Other notes cover Enterprise Grange public supper March 14 and 4 H program events, D A R Good Citizen awards, and community visits and travels by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Club
Beulah
Rebekah Lodge
Margaret Nelson
MacNamara’s
Winthrop
Margaret Borjesson
Ethel Pinkham
Viola Douglass
Maynard D. Brown
County Road
Maine
Maine State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Auburn
Brown
United Baptist Church
The
Grange
Dairyman's Association
Elm Hotel
Enterprise Grange
All Granges
Dana Sullivan
Savadahoe
Dowe
Donald Waterman
New Gloucester
New York State
Canada
St. Lawrence River
Donald Grant
Fort Richmond
Iver King
Barbara Griffin
D. A. R. Good Citizen
Aword
Stanley Griffin
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Velma Johnson
Bertha Trott
Joyce Pinkham
Ruth Rebekah
Queen Esther Lodge
Bath
Inez Carter
District 10
Athena Gillespie
Thomas Wildey
Sengvler Colfax
Russell King
Florida
James King
Kathleen King
Judy Thrower
Sylvia Douglass
Alfred Young
Richard Withee
Providence
R. I
Providence-Barrington Bible College
Evelyn Marriner
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Josiah White
Pleasant Street
Texas
Alfred Yarr
Dresden Elks elect officers for coming year and notice town meeting
Dresden Olive Branch chapter OES elected officers at the March 3 meeting with Mrs. Stephen Powell as worthy matron and Maurice Gilpatrick as worthy patron. Installation is set for April 7. Dresden Town Meeting is scheduled March 14 at the Town Hall. Dorothy Hall received the D A R Good Citizen award and is active in basketball softball dramatics and school magazine work at Bridge Academy. Marshall Cate recently returned to Dresden and is self employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Branch Chapter
O.E.S
Stephen Powell
Nlorace Gilpatrick
James Milligan
Harold Blenn
Lester Munsey
Cecil Lilly
Horace Gilpatrick
Wilson Ryder
Dresden
D.A.R
Dorothy Hall
Bridge Academy
Fred Hall
Cedar Grove
Ray Cate
Bath Hospital Medical Staff Review Summary
Bath Hospital undergoes supervision by the medical staff to evaluate clinical work including maternal and infant outcomes, anesthetic safety, accuracy of medical records, ethical practices, tissue removal investigations, mortality within reasonable limits, and quality nursing and administrative organization.
Sweeping Begins in Downtown After Weeks of Break
Early Wednesday morning parts of the downtown area were swept for the first time in weeks. Planning Special notes daytime operations and night freezing delays.
Bath Junior High Talent Show Delights Large Friday Audience
The fourth annual Bath Junior High talent show at Huse Memorial School featured 24 acts directed by Elea Nor Danforth and Elvira Birney. Students, faculty, and local names filled roles from announcers to stage managers, with dances, piano solos, ventriloquism, and a final singout by a large vocal group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Huse Memorial School
Eleanor P. Danforth
Elvira Birney
David Merry
Nancy Osgood
Alison Turpie
Gena
Gillian Neilson
Alden Adams
Raymond Farnham
David Swearingen
Pauly Ann Stinson Wis Promper
Nancy Dearborn
Anita Cloutier
Sheron Curran
Lucia Douglas
Mary Galloupe
Margo Goodwin
Patricia Rice
Gail Robbins
Jane Thayer
Joan Crocker
Gayle Doyle
Betsy Greene
Vicki Norton
Donna Petlock
James Abbott
Francis Curran
Jack Conner
Bette McCole
Nancy Grace
Mary Bedennett
Beverly Reed
Patricia Kelley
Susan Footer
Carla Tukey
Barnum and Bailey
Suzanne
Maine Light Inc Outlined At Lions Lioness Club Meeting
Nelson Turner of Bridgeton executive secretary of Maine Light Inc spoke at a joint Lions and Lioness dinner at Stagecoach Inn. He described an $18 000 yearly budget with 16 000 for active causes and noted 45 current patients, 38 of them women. He highlighted glaucoma as the main project and discussed plans for an eye mobile and White Cane Day, with a future annual early August event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Turner
Bridgeton
Maine Light Inc
Lions and
Lioness Clubs
Stagecoach Inn
Turner
Maine Sight Inc
Anthony Mangiulli
Lawrence McCurdy
Reiland McIntosh
Genesta Chapter Elects Officers Friday Night
Genesta chapter O F S elects Ruth Freeman and Donald Freeman as officers at Friday meeting. Other officers elected include Carolyn Robbins secretaries May C Ward, Frieda Bagdikian treasurer, Doris McKay conductress, Barbara Temple associate conductress, John Gillespie finance committee. Several members ill. next meeting March 20 for semi public installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Robbins
Herbert Morse
May C. Ward
Frieda Bagdikian
Doris McKay
Barbara Temple
John Gillespie
Lillian Howe
Ward
Bagdikian
Leah M. Page
Electa
Eleanor Merchant
Martha
Sentinel
Paul Bagdikian
Mizpah Class Plans Supper for Bowdoinham Association
Mizpah Class of the First Baptist Church met in the vestry last week to plan an April 14 supper for the Bowdoinham Baptist Association. The session opened with Bible verses and the Lord's Prayer. Members discussed drape shortening for the sanctuary and a social hour to follow hosted by Mrs. Bernice Haines. The next meeting is set for March 10 at the West Bath home of Mrs. Eleanor Wing. Attendees included Grace Mitchell Marion Thompson Gertrude Zuttum Dorothy Thayer Margaret King Nancy Roy Lila Price Miriam House Eleanor Wing Ruth Trask Bernice Haines Rosalyn Carey and Hazel Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bowdeinham Baptist Association
Bernice Haines
West Bath
Eleanor Wing
Grace Mitchell
Marion Thompson
Gertrude Zuttum
Dorothy Thayer
Margaret King
Nancy Roy
Lila Price
Miriam House
Ruth Trask
Rosalyn Carey
Hazel Richards
Stork Shower Hosted for Mrs. Neil La Rochelle
Mrs Lloyd Pond hosted a Friday stork shower at 22 Adams Court honoring Mrs Neil La Rochelle. Guests enjoyed cake coffee and sandwiches with help from Mrs Warren Aliberti and Mrs Robert LePage. Gifts were sent by Mrs Raymond Farnham Mrs Moody Flint and Mrs Richard Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Pond
Adams Court
Neil la Rochelle
Pond
Warren Aliberti
Robert LePage
Lakchelle
Priesing
Thomas Bask
Jascha French
Richard Sherwood
John Choate
Joseph Mullen
George Sarkis
Helen Hayes
Aliberti
LePage
LaRochelle
Raymond Farnham
Moody Flint
Richard Carter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louis Stone
Pines Rebekah Lodge
North Windham
Dean Shea
Donald W. Shea
Gardiner Road
William A. Taylor
Federal Street
St. Andrews Hospital
Boothbay Harbor
Leslie Ferris
Roy Shea
San Diego
Calif
Roy
Hawaii
Isabel Young
Miles Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Nequasset Ladies
Gertrude Stacy
Jessie Spaulding
St. Patrick
Nequasset Vestry
Stacy
Ruth Leeman
Elta Robson
Agatha Hatch
Bath Memorial Hospital Development Fund
Beulah Crocker
Tina Molson
Florence Hathorne
Kay Stevens
Woolwich Grange
Boothbay
Jackie Durgen
David Barter
Marion Chubbuck
Pomona
Mattie Offerman
Auta Munsey
Jackie Durgan
Richard Hanson
Harvey Chubbuck
Woolwich Central School
Girl Scout
Planning Board
Lemuer Preble
Day's Ferry
Colere
Robert Hogan
Spinney Mill Road
Grace Episcopal Church
Leslie Ainsworth
Grace Church
Karl Rosenwald
Ralph Steene
Roland Peterson
John Johnson
Cumberland
Perley Ater
Otty Steen
Clarence More
Danforth
Grady
Wteman
West Bath Grange
North
First Baptist Missionary Society
Richmond
Bath Hospital
Junior High
James Day
Garcon Gillies
Thomas London
Michael McNeil
Valse Leute
Dionna Petlock
Thomas Bertocci
Cheryl Wetherbee
Heaven
Marilyn MacDonald
James Preble
Karen Back
Suzanne Bryant
Virginian Copgehall
Nancy Deirborn
Nancy McInnes
Jean McMann
Alison Turpe
Miss Diunforth
Miss Birney
Miss Turpbic
Maine Light, Inc
Lions and Lioness Clubs
Genesta
Ruth Freeman
Genesta Chapter
O.F.S
Donald Freeman
Dorothy Pratt
Ralph My
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