Phippsburg Social Day Highlights Plant Admiration and Birthdays
Mrs George Davis hosted a luncheon with neighbors Mrs Bertha Wyman Mrs Esther McCourt and Mrs Susie Barbour plus houseguest Mrs Violet Lufkin. Guests admired Mrs Davis plants and a Shamrock themed table. The Dromore Farm Bureau met with 33 attending from Nequasset West Bath and Montsweay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Bertha Wyman
Esther McCourt
Susie Barbour
Violet Lufkin
Davis
Jack Wilson
Maud Holbrook
Dromore Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Mary Wright
Food Project
Evelyn Beals
Farm Bureau
Beals
Gilmore
Bailey
Woolwich
Alethea Campbell
Eva Rogers
Bureau
John Preble
Hugh Robert Philip
Edward Johnson
Maine Department of Agriculture
Nettie Hughes
Sarah Hughes
Doris Bates
Nequasset
West Bath
Montsweay
St Patrick's Day program at West Bath Grange entertains
West Bath Grange hosts a St Patrick’s program with 120 attendees including 15 soldiers led by Sgt Green. Rev Charles L Kinney invites members to Beacon Street Church on April 12. Majorettes from Brunswick High led by Betty Comee performed baton routines and Irish songs plus a piano solo and comic St Patrick’s Day twins feature. Luncheon for soldiers followed performances. Next week a variety program is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's
Lucy G. Armstrong
West Bath
Betty Comee
Alice Koucoulas
Imelda Lapointe
Alice Fortin
St. Patrick's Day
Ila Day
Rose O'Day
Mabel Morton
Gertrude Palmer
Jean Belanger
Julia Field
Wesley H. Lemont
Claire Grainger
Hope Ward
Rose O'Grady
Annie Rooney
Alice Smith
Ethel Burns
Annie J. S. Lemont
Leona D. Howe
Winnegance Women’s Auxiliary and Squaw Club meet
WINNEGANCE Women’s Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Elmer Morse Thursday afternoon. Squaw club will meet Friday evening with Mrs. Walter Morse. Guests Tuesday evening included Mrs. Bertha Hagan, Mrs. Tena McInnis, Mrs. Josephine Bennett, Mrs. Grace Brewer, Mrs. Annie Arsenault, Miss Loretta Curran, Mrs. Katherine Borski, Mrs. Henrietta Caton at Mrs. Ida Norton’s home on Middle Street. The club will meet next Tuesday evening with Mrs. Arsenault on Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary
Elmer Morse
Squaw Club
Walter Morse
Bertha Hagan
Tena McInnis
Josephine Bennett
Grace Brewer
Annie Arsenault
Loretta Curran
Katherine Borski
Henrietta Caton
Ida Norton
Middle Street
Arsenault
Center Street
Abandoned Quarry Yields Giant Dinosaur Tracks in New England
South Hadley reports the Dinosaur Quarry on Carlton Nash property produced the largest New England dinosaur footprints. Professor Howard Meyerhopf authenticates 23 inch prints, 386 feet long animal, 125 million years old, with five tracks found beneath a peeled ledge. Nash estimates $140 collector value per print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hadley
New England
Carlton Nash
Nash
Howard Meyerhopf
Smith College
Connecticut Valley
Pussywillows Bloom Fresh in North Bath Home
Pussywillows in a vase at Mrs Frank Browns North Bath home stay fresh a year after being picked last spring by Rob ert Brown grandson of Perley and Mrs Brown. Water changes keep the heralds of Spring vibrant for the elderly Mrs Brown who received them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
North Bath
Brown
Robert Brown
Perley Brown
Parker Head School to Welcome New Teacher
Parker Head School announces Mrs. Martha Payson of Brooks will replace Mrs. Earl Lowell as teacher. Mrs. Payson plans to reside in the Galen Daley house. Community members note past First Aid and plant care meetings at Dromore and Mrs Harrington hosting card evenings and visits in Bath and Lisbon Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Payson
Brooks
Earl Lowell
Payson
Galen Daley
Charles Blaisdell
Eugene Harrington
Dromore
Harrington
Blaisdell
Fred P. Young
Edward Johnson
Leston Harrington
Esther Robinson
Herman Hallett
Lewis Lowe
William Hallett
Alvin Rollins
Clayton Hoar
Lewis F. Lowell
Red Cross
H. D. Mank
George Morong
George, Jr
Lawrence
Walter Cushing
Sudden Death and Local News From Popham Beach Milton
Mrs. Alford Graham died suddenly last Friday at her Milton home after years as a Summer resident of Popham Beach. The piece notes road conditions, community activities, and local residents' health, visits, and remodeling, with multiple names and events affecting the village and summer colony.
Stork Shower for Mrs. Lawrence Thayer
Mrs. Albert Thayer and cohosts hosted a Monday stork shower at 32 Drayton Road honoring Mrs. Lawrence Thayer. Guests included Mrs. J. Russell Grant and other relatives and friends. Lunch was served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Thayer
Redford Christiansen
Allet Thayer
Miss Geraldine Nickerson Substitutes at Patten Free Library
Miss Geraldine Nickerson assists in the children's room at the Patten Free Library. She works after school and on Saturdays in place of Mrs Herbert Calderwood who is laid up with a broken arm from a fall at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Nickerson
Sanford B. Nickerson
Park Street
Patten Free Library
Herbert Calderwood
Miss Nickerson
Westport notes on residents and visitors
Mrs J R Lawrence of Gar diner, a summer resident, is recovering from bronchial pneumonia. Mrs Mabel Eisner returned from a winter in New York. Amos Knight was sidelined with a cold. Ernest Anderson and son Martin visited Bath Saturday. Ann Lowee Jewett visited Dorothy Dimn in Bath. Linn Wood and Waterville party at his cottage Sunday. Thomas Booth returned home on West Shore after weeks in Bath. Virginia Cromwell visited Mass Pauline Colby in Niscasset. M Baker of Thineotam arrived Sunday. Mrs Ernest Poulos hosts tea on Witch Spring road for Red Cross. Mrs Karcher S Jatkoty and Mrs Helen Shaughnessy noted. Poulos and guests plan serving arrangements for Portland traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scott
Alford Graham
Milton
Mass
Graham
Popham Beach
Popham
Joe Young
Alvah Light
Bath
Clarence Clarence Perkins
Small Point
Clarence Perkins
Lester Morse
Winnegance
Norman Perkins
West Bath
Stanley Perkins
Howard Spinney
Iness
Alton Cheney
Seguin
Cheney
Portland
Clarence Sheffield
Harry Spencer
Joseph Smith
Ollie Spinney
Gardiner
Arthur Delano
Delano
Irving Dobbins
Aileen Wallace
West Point
William, Wallace
Virginia
Lewiston
Moses Chandler
Leon Oliver
Walter Sprague
Walter Oliver
J. R. Lawrence
Mabel Eisner
New York
Amos Knight
Ernest Anderson
Martin
Ann Lowee Jewett
Dorothy Dimn
Linn Wood
Waterville
Thomas Booth
West Shore Road
Virginia Cromwell
Pauline Colby
Ferry Road
Niscasset
M. Baker
Thinetiam
Ernest Poulos
Witch Spring Road
The
Red Cross
Karcher S. Jatk
Helen Sir Shaughnessy
Will Tee
Tne
Portland Triers
Poulos
Serving
Eleven Volunteers Donate Their Blood At Local Drive
Eleven volunteers donated blood at Mesmaridt Hospital in a free donation event. The Central Mame Blood and Thashiva Dank organized the drive with donors noting weekday sessions were more convenient. Names listed include John McCoie Walter Guerin Roland Staples Dan Drage and others. officials thank all who offered their services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesmaridt Hospital
Fayia
Sid
Noean
John McCoie
Waltryel Guerin
Roland Staples
Dan Drage
Minnie Golder
Henry Skolfield
Lewis Mirewerdas
Chester Ana
Miso
Adipyiedi
McDonald
West Bath Grange Hosts First Baked Bean Supper
The West Bath Grange held its inaugural baked bean supper on a Saturday evening, serving baked beans and sides with red white and blue decorations. Volunteers including Burns Fleuveher A Waterman and Mrs Edwin Hineety helped in the kitchen and on the hall committee, aiming to raise funds and celebrate community unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Po T. A
West Bath
Voorkine
Burns
A. Waterman
Lie
Tee
Edwin W. Hineety
John Whorff
Live Foyt AL Bubier
Watley S. Treman
J. C. ST Aisty
Poe C. Donnell
Toring
Fee
Meltard N
Perliam
Dina Hope
Rin
Thompson
I Sun
Ethel WA
Dramatic Meeting Sets Date for Opera Club Event
Local group at 10 Wyha School Street plans an operetta task with theater club activities. Members discuss drama, venues, and dates for a Sunday gathering amid organizational plans and community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonbay
Dramvaties Club
Les
Elks Minstrel Show Nears Second Annual Run
Pleasing progress is shown for the Second Annual Elks Minstrel Show to be held Monday and Tuesday March 23 24 at Morse High School auditorium. Rehearsals are underway and ticket sales meet a generous response with proceeds aiding Civilian Defense First Aid stations. New acts join returning favorites and a musical sketch by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Golden is expected to be a hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Kenneth Golden
Mrs Moore Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Miss Josephine Moore R N returns to her Washington street apartment from St Stephens New Brunswick after several weeks with her parents while Mr and Mrs George Moore recover at Memorial Hospital from an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Moore
R. N
Washington Street
St. Stephens
N. B
George Moore
Memorial Hospital
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Phippsburg
Martha Cutting
Bath Memorial Hospital
High Street
Fred Lewin
Meadowbrook
Grace Percy-Cullity
Bucksport
Arrowsie
Phippsburgh
Joh Boynton
Mark L
Raymond Campbell
Campbells
West Bath Grange
Madrid
California
House of Old Matineaux,Inc
Boston
Maine
Gos Eer
Parker
Francis Lander
Brunswick
Portsmouth
Lewis Lowell
John Libby
Frances
Legion Hall
Olive Deejay
George Morong, Jr
LaForrest Wyman
Marie
James Kerwin
Fred Libby
Leston Harrington, Jr
Jean Hamel
William Hemmer
Ambassador Hotel
John Libby, Jr
Stephen Hirster
Lisbon Falls
Truman Taylor
Marstown
Stiles
Lola
Leslie Logan
East Bostons
Mary Wartman
Topsham
John Rollins
Rollins
Grace
Billy Kraft
John
Barbara Wentworth
Union
Warren Moody
Appleton
Hierman Hallett
Bob Moore
Fred Osgood
Perkins Island
Sally
Lloyd
Bill Lowell
Marie Wyman
Barbara Mank
Raymond Nisbet
Marion
Dorothy Cushing
Sandra
Laura
Beverly Moore
Barbara Harrington
Harry D. Mank, Jr
Guy Patterson Gannett
Augusta
Federal Hall
Sub-Treasury
Washington, D. C
National Federation of Music Clubs
Gannett
National Federation
Franklin D
Daniel Williams
Elizabeth
Sanford B Nickerson
Geraldine
Metropolitan Theatre
Thayer
Westport
Blanche J. Bunker
la Angelis
Cali
Iyi P Rian
Duh Plas
Nai Varler
Trai Hasten
Markson Bros
En Cellent
Center ST
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