Alna Road Street Light Votes And Cemetery Lots In Warrant
Voted to install a street light near George Howe on the Alna road and lights on Route 1 drive and Federal Street school property. Several cemetery lot upkeep bequests accepted. The 41-article warrant items were disposed of in one and a half hours. Huntoon Hill Grange met March 4 with good attendance. Juvenile Matron Julia Barker reported on Juvenile Grange activities and home meetings. Juvenile Deputy Ethel Reed praised county youngsters work. A well drilling project was approved funded by a series of dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howe
Alna Road
George Carlton
Harry L. Bradford
Federal Street
Huntoon Hill
A 90th Birthday Dinner At Birch Point Home
A note reports a family dinner party celebrating a 90th birthday at a residence in Birch Point. The subject Mr. Dodge is described as in good health and in full spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Point
Dodge
Nequasset Farm Extension Service Meets Tuesday
The Nequasset farm extension group met at the Cosmopolitan club with 14 members and home demonstration agent Mrs Leona Andrews. She discussed emergency meals using canned foods and fruit juices and cited Bar Harbor and Cincinnati fire incident examples while stressing preparedness for service 150 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Leona Andrews
Andrews
Bar Harbor
Ellsworth
Cincinnati
Bernice Soule
Community Notes From Woolwich and Surrounds
Sunday activities include club lunches at Woolwich Town Hall at noon and local political involvement led by Mrs. Alice Baker and Mrs. Vera. Dr. Cyril Bousfield is recovering in Homestead Florida, while baptisms are planned for March 23 at Corliss Street Baptist in Bath. Nearby residents and visitors are listed with travel and hospital updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Alice Baker
Vera
Ainsworth
U. Ile
le Eee Etna Ae
Washington, D. C
Arrowsie
Marjorie DeWick
Walker
Homestead
Fla
Bousfield
Poquonock Bridge
Conn
Coffin
Larry Vail
Mr. Vail
Bath and
Electric Boat Co
Groton
Guy Cromwell
Glenell Brown
Marjorie Woerter
Vera Dexter
Helen Gorham
Wiscasset
Boston
Clarence Carlton
Georgetown Road
Arrowsic
Georgie Walker
Day's Ferry
Bath
Farm Bureau
Cosmopolitan Club
Alexander Reed
Bath Memorial Hospital
Pelham Howe
Camp Edwards
Mass
Melvin
Percy Bailey
Nina Gavett
Marjorie de Wick
Edward Johnson
Academy Street
Forrest Baker
Albert Bailey
Lawrence R. Vail
Lynn
Saugus
Kenneth R. Vail
Montsweag Baptist Church
White Church
Dresden Town Affairs and Community Club Updates
Reports detail Middle Bridge membership, sewing project at Little Sisters Richmond, and W S C S Jaegar role from Rockland. Dinner served by Mrs. Munsey and colleagues. Dresden Town Meeting March 8 sets officers led by Moderator Fred Allen and lists road, school, and public health budgets. New Fun and Frolic Minstrel cast adds Harold Austin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Bridge
Little Sisters
Richmond
Jaegar
Rockland
Lester Munsey
South Drseden
Harland McCobb
J. E. Hall
Julia Blenn
Dresden
Bridge Academy
Farris
Sgt. Beals
Bangor Filter’ Center
Fred Allen
Wilmot E. Trussell
Doris Woodard
Lester W. Munsey
John E. Hall
William R. Houdlette
Doris Souviney
Stanwood C. Gilman
Dresden Fire Association
Gardiner General Hospital
Eastern River Orange
St Patrick Dixie Minstrels promise real show at Westbrook
The St Patrick and Dixie Minstrel show will open Friday at Westbrook for the Lions club with over 50 local cast and crew. Tickets near sellout, matinee 3 pm Sunday in Bath, doors at 2 pm. All seats at one price for evening shows, reservations via Hallet's or phone Tel 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick and Dixie
Westbrook
Lions Club
Bath
Hallet's
Lions Minstrels
St. Patrick
Whitetr
Madelyn Oliver
West Bath P T A Meets at Teteld School
West Bath P T A held a meeting Thursday evening with Mrs. Leon Belanger presiding. Next gathering is scheduled for the 3rd at the school. The Red Cross drive on Sanford Crossing Road is led by Mrs. Henry White. Sewing group at the grange hall spent all day Tuesday making hospital and Togus surgical pads for Bath Memorial and Togus hospitals. Attendees included Mrs. Lillie Donnell, Mrs. Ida Rose, Mrs. Hazel Wharff, Mrs. Ida Stover, Mrs. Ethel Burns, Mrs. Annie Hoopl er, Mrs. Gladys Deehan, Mr. and Mrs. Stetson and three children of ick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath P. T. A
Schoo
Leon Belanger
Henry White
Red Ree
Sandford Crossing
West Bath
Grange Hall
Bath Memorial Hospital
Togus Hospital
Red Cross
Lillie Donnell
Ida Rose
Hazel Wharff
Ida Stover
Ethel Burns
Annie Hoopler
Gladys Deehan
Stetson
Ick
G. C. Smith
Joseph Brown
F. W. Deehan
Laura Whitmore
Gardiner
Myra Metcalf
Percy Holbrook
Frank French
Warren Davis
Lisbon Grange Hall
Richard Renshaw
Massachusetts
F. Deehan
Portland
Irving Burnham
Bath
Horace Millett
Old Bath Road
John MacDonald
Waterville
Carl Graves
Donald Graves
Westbrook
Graves
John Larrabee
Robert Fuller
Washington, D. C
Lannes Fuller
Pfc
U. S. Army
New York
Irish themed show features dance chorus and Lions Minstrel
A community program showcases an original dance to Irish tunes by a dancer, with Charlotte Cahill's pupils the other dance number, plus Irish songs and comedy. The Lions Modern Minstrel returns as the finale with 40 performers, green stage decor, and a fast moving host Harold Rubin guiding to a 10 30 p m grand finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Cahill
Eddie Page
Jimmy Callan
Charlie Dorsey
Mike Ford
Les Shumway
Carl Meister
Harold Rubin
Portland Club Members Attend Zuanna L O T C Event
Mrs Lillings Larrabee Mrs Theresa McAllister and Mrs Carolyn Thompson attended the Zuanna L O T C at Odd Fellows hall in Portland Monday evening. On March 31 a cabaret is planned with Mrs Thompson appearing on the program in a period-themed portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillings Larrabee
Theresa McAllister
Carolyn Thompson
Odd Fellows Hall
Portland
Thompson
Town Committee and Delegates Named for 1952 53
Local town committee members and delegates to the state and district conventions are listed by locality. Names include Donald Leavitt, Robert DeWick, Ruth Leavitt, Fernald Bailey, Eben Dana, and Waldo Hawthorne among others. Alternates and recommended members are named for Bangor March conventions and county and district committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hathorne
Day's Ferry
Paul Pitman
Georgie Walker
Frank Walker
Roland Raynes
Muriel Preble
Lemuel Preble
Moatsweag
Wilson Bailey
Fernald Bailey
William Sanders
Eleanor Sanders
Woolwich Center
Clarence Tanner
Merle Jameson
Ralph Wright
Helen Wright
Bangor
West Bath Grange Confers Degrees on 16 Members
West Bath Grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on a class of 16 candidates Monday evening led by Carl and Margate Meister. Officers listed include degree master Edwin W Haggett and secretary Courtney Stover. Special guests from state offices praised West Bath as the second largest grange in Maine. attendance reached 158 with 41 guests from numerous granges. Prior to the meeting a harvest supper was served and corsages presented to lady guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Carl and
Margate Meister
Edwin W. Hagget
John Howe
Persis Miller
Herbert Simpson
Carl Meister
Ella Coombs
E. Mason Wright
Courtney Stover
Alton Collins
Mattie Collins
Ceres
Frances Clark
Pomona
Bertha Palmer
Flora
Margaret Meister
Ceres Court
Flora Thayer
Estella Doughty
Dorothy Gaudreau
Alice Smith
Rose Doughty
Anne Minott
Esther Andrews
Bernice McGlinchy
the Harvesters
John
Thelma Sylvester
Bazin Lemont
Charlotte Doyle
Frank Donnell
Martha Crocker
Veil McNelly
Gates
Beverly Coombs
Mary Gaudreau
Carol Guerette
Doris Jet Gene
Mrs. McGlinchy
Lewis C. Guptill
Celia Guptill
Nellie L. Hascall
Auburn
Joseph W. Larrabee
Emma Larrabee
West Bath
Maine
Bodwell
Dromore
Dirigo
Merriconeag
Bunkey Hill
Charles Benoit Jr Enters Memorial Hospital as Patient
Charles Benoit Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Benoit of Denny road was admitted to Memorial hospital on Monday as a medical patient. He is a fifth grade pupil at Dike school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Benoit, Jr
Charles Benoit
Denny Road
Memorial Hospital
Charles
Dike School
Estate actions in Bath and surrounding towns detailed by court notices
The notice list covers executor and administrator appointments, inventories filed, accounts due, licenses to sell real estate, commission take deposition tasks, and bonds for guardians and estate officers. It also mentions inheritance tax bonds and discussions on building a new high school linked to Morse High, with potential shifting to a three year model and use of Shesconpeh as a crisis plan point. Names include McKiever, Bates, Skelton, Field, Wishart, MacLellan, Legard, Rice, Shaw, Owen, Churchill, and Wyman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. McKiever
State of Bath
Owen
Charlotte
Delhar E. Bates
Clarence N
Bath
Maude
Harold Burton Blood
Ric
Paul J
Alice Skelton
Richmond
Irving Skelton
Gordon E. Vie
Pyweng
Allana C. Field
Esther J. Moses
Helen M. Moses
Lewis J. Sanborn
Alice M. Sanborn
Myrtle T. Wren
Georgetown
Daniel Williams
Chester A. Lewis
George M. Carlton, Jr
Eva C. Packard
Beverly P. Howe
Milford Rice
Als
Anita H. Rice
Guardian
John Wishart
Donald F. Wishart
John A. L. MacLellan
E. L. Lemont
Edward A. Footer
Ralph E. Legard
Wood W. Legard
Mildford Rice
Et Als
Anita H.rice
Thanes
Frederick P. Shaw
Harry L. Day
Julia Minola Farnsworth
George
Jennie M. Woodward
George M. Wyman
Phippsburg
Guardian's Bond
Alice B. C. Churchill
Charlotte C. Owen
W. Dayton Hill
Morse High School
New Bath School Expansion Plans Considered
A long range proposal envisions relocating a quimaing pot near Whiskeag stream and developing the west bank into a park and recreation area. The plan, costly for Bath but possibly fundable with alumni memorials or government aid, aims to alleviate a growing school problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
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Universal
Central Ave
Nequasset Farm Extension Service
Arary
Harold Austin
Chester Dorr, Jr
Gerry Newcomb
Jack Brown
ST. Patrick-Dixie Minstrels
Russell S. Hitchcock
Washington Street
Cornwall Rogers
Montsweag
Clare Allen
Chestnut Hill
Allen
Aller
Shescotpeh
NEW High School
Ralph ‘Coniston
Evther
Ballantine
P. Ballantine & Sons
Newark, N. J
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