Edge Summer Property At Small Point Is Sold
Mrs. Walter E. Edge of Princeton New Jersey sold a 17 room Colonial residence plus 80 acres at Small Point overlooking Casco Bay. Edward B. Burling and Bertha D. Jones of Washington DC purchased the property. The estate features a 65 foot salt water pool and grounds including a paddock and cottages.
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Walter E. Edge
Princeton
N. J
New England
Previews, Inc
National Real Estate Clearing House
Edge
New Jersey
Casco Bay
Edward B. Burling
Bertha D. Jones
Washington
D.C
Burling
Covington & Burling
Cuamilla Sewall
Bath
Harold Sewall
Edge Plantation
Thomasville
North Creek
Miss Cunninghams Pupils Host Masquerade Ball
Pupils from the Mary Cunning Rane Minionee school of dancing fifth to eighth grades attended a masquerade ball hosted by Miss Cunningheu. Students wore costumes and masks. prizes went to Marcia Jackson as a cowgirl Kathy Scott as a fairy queen and Dale Hinds as Roy Rogers. The grand march was led by Jane Oliver and Harold Brown with novelty dances and refreshments served by local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cunning Rane
Harold Brown
Richard F. Johnson
Grace Cunningham
Randy Inman Celebrates Third Birthday With Family Party
Randy Inman son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Inman of Whiskeye road celebrated his third birthday with a party for friends and relatives Thursday afternoon. Birthday cake and ice cream were served and gifts were given. Attending were his grandmother Mrs Bernice Inman and cousin Miss Nancy Inman of Bridgeport Conn who have been visiting this week.
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Randy Inman
Joseph Inman
Whiskeye Road
Randy
Bernice Inman
Nancy Inman
Bridgeport
Government Meeting Of Odd Ladies Here Friday
The Maine Order of Independent Odd Ladies holds an all day meeting at the G. A. Rehall on Middle Street starting 10 a.m. Myrtle Lodge of Bath hosts luncheon at noon and a supper at six with a 7 30 business session.
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Maine Order of Independent Odd Ladies
G. A. Rehall
Middle Street
Bath
Myrtle Lodge
Club 42 Honors Four New Members
A casserole supper marked Club 42s last meeting as four new members were introduced Mrs Watter Longley Mrs Anthony Manguilli Mrs L Blair Bailey and Mrs John E Mullinvy. A Spring hat and accessories preview by John A Greene Jr followed with fundraising plans for Pine Tree Camp.
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Club 42
Watter Longley
Anthony ‘Manguilli
L. Blair Bailey
John E. Mullunvy
John
A. Greene
Pine Tree Society For
Regn
Barbara Sturtevant
Kimish Daly
Joseph Mullaney
Maurice Owen
Pinal Elart
Leonard Smith
Bkdwiard Jin
HW Everett Cook
Daly
Joseph Devand
Ira Durgon
Howard Farr
Carl Fortier
Millen Footer
William Geoerne
Elliott Hanson
Paul Wart
Edward Jones
Ketehum
Owen
George Sarkis
Milton Savage
Henry Middleton
Normin Seeking
Edith Hunt
Purposes of Blood Bank Shared at Bath Ministers Meeting
The Bath Ministers Association met at Rev Frederick Niles home to hear Miss Martha Feratos of Bath Hospital explain the blood bank, its donor list and emergency use. A Union Good Friday service was set for March 27, with adults at First Church of the Nazarene and children at Central Congregational. next meeting planned for April at Rev Louis A. Dole’s home.
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Bath Ministers’ Association
Frederick L. Niles
Beacon Street
Martha Feratos
Bath Minimal Hospital
Feratos
Donlor
Church of the Nazarene
Central Congregational Church
Louis A. Dole
Niles
Robert B. Fowler
Earl Eckerson
Warren Haurhis
W. A. Rennie
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Charles Sims
Mr. Niles
First Baptist Sewing Circle Plans March Cover Dish Luncheon
Members of the Ladies Sewing Circle at First Baptist met in the vestry for an all day session and discussed plans for a covered dish luncheon on March 1A. Mrs Minnie Pinkham led the afternoon meeting while luncheon was served by Mrs Martha Hall and Mrs Cora Blakeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Sewing Circle
First Baptist Church
Minnie Pinkham
Marthi Hall
Cora Blakeney
Bath Memorial hospital auxiliary reports activities and plans
Bath Memorial hospital auxiliary executive board meets with reports on February activity and upcoming events. Changes to the constitution and by laws are proposed for the April 7 meeting at the Cosmopolitan Club. Members note numerous fabrications and volunteer hours, and announce open house July 14 and an art show July 17 to 21 with co chairmen named.
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Melvin B Henderson
Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Dean Shin
Domopolitan Club
James A. Gillies
Purine Boatioman
Vownus
Cleartinghome
Ralph W. Brive
Edward L. Kinder, Jr
Val Defense
New
Eengland Capital Journal
Arthur W. King
Turpie
Norman Drummond
Charles Cale
Omar R. King
Edward St. Martin
Oscar R. Marsh
David Soule
Loring D. Small
Frank Mutcher
George Stimpson, Jr
Clifton Moody
Joseph Long
Dudley Leavis
Elizabeth Henderson
David Sewall
Wilmer
Voorhees
Courtney Stover
Stover
Percy Bailey
Oliver Wass
Harold P. Small
Henry White
Fred Rose
Arthur Bourque
Carl Langbehn
Bowen Torrey
Henderson
New England Hospital
Boston
Bath
Auxiliary
Oscar Marsh
Martin Vb. Sarvent
Grace Church Woman's Auxiliary Meets After Service
After the Grace Episcopal church service the Woman's Auxiliary met at the Seymour house for breakfast. Members voted to contribute to the Bishop's discretionary fund and named Mrs. W. Dayton Hill to chair a project sending used clothing to the Good Shepherd Indians mission in Idaho. The next meeting will be March 18 hosted by Mrs. Ralph G. Stetson and Mrs. Sumner Sewall.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Seymour House
Culbert McGay
Charles M. Tubbs
W. Dayton Hill
Good Shepherd
Ralph G. Stetson
Sumner Sewall
Bath Girl Scout Council Adds New Director and Cookie Sale Set
Members of the Bath Girl Scout Council board met with President Benjamin Sabo at his Brunswick home. Matthow Doak Jr of Day's Ferry Woolwich was welcomed as a new board member appointed vice president to fill an unexpired term. Plans were discussed for the annual cookie sale locally April 13 to 18.
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Bath Girl Scout Council Board of Directors
Benjamin Sabo
Brunswick
Matthow Doak, Jr
Day's Ferry
Woolwich
Bath Board Approves Next Year School Calendar
The Bath Board of Education approved the coming year’s calendar at its March meeting with 182 total days. A new school bus will begin service April 6 if available, and Arrowsic pupils will attend Bath schools next year. Pre-school conferences urged for Arrowsic nise registrations.
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Board of Education
Bath Board of Education
Earle Wade
Linwood Temple
John F. Leonard
Arrowsic
Bath
Addison
Arrowsie
Pilgrim Fellowship Supper Nets Nearly 350 For NYC Trip
Proceeds from the Friday Winter Street Congregational church supper for the Pilgrim Fellowship total nearly 350. About 300 people were served to fund the youths’ three day trip to New York City April 1 to 3 to visit the United Nations East Harlem church Radio City and the Congregational Christian Service Center.
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Winter Street Congregational Church
Pilgrim Fellowship
New York City
Martin v. 8. Sargent
Edgar Leavitt
James Hanson
William Reed
Kenneth Poole
Carl Stinson
Peter Warrell
David Abbott
Susan Farrell
United Nations
East Harlem
Radio City
Congregational Christian Service Center
New York
Mizpah Class Plans April 14 Laymen’s Supper
Mizpah class of the First Baptist church met with Mrs. Eleanor Wing in West Bath. They discussed naming committees for a laymen’s supper on April 14 and a cleanup project. Easter flower money is requested and Bible verses were read. Hostess will be Mrs. Ruth Trask. Attendees include Mrs. King, Roy, House, Pearson, Richards, Haines, Place, Carey, Carter, Buffam, and Wing.
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First Baptist Church
Eleanor Wing
West Bath
Jesus
Margaret King
Ruth Trask
King
Nancy Roy
Miriam House
Ramona Pearson
Hazel Richards
Bernice Haines
Lila Place
Richard Carey
Inez Carter
Gertrude Buffam
Wing
Navy Ensign Speaks at Winter Street Ladies Aid
Ensign Donald Olson U S N electronics and ordnance officer at Bath Iron Works addressed the Winter Street Congregational Ladies Aid on the topic God In The Navy. He shared facts about the Navy Chaplain's corps and his views. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs Frank Rittall Mrs Eva Lemont and Miss Effie Wright. Next week's hostesses named as Mrs Clarence Fullerton Mrs Charles Hewett and Mrs John G Morse.
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Donald Olson
Naval
Bath Iron Works
Ladies Aid of
Winter Street
Navy
Navy Chaplain’s Corps
Frank Rittall
Eva Lemont
Effie Wright
Clarence Fullerton
Charles Hewett
John G. Morse
Deborah Lawrence Wins Junior Speaking Contest at Morse High
Deborah Lawrence daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy S Lawrence won top honors at Morse High School’s Friday junior prize speaking contest. Pamela Wakefield placed second Barbara Lawrence took third with honorable mentions to Gary Wakefield and Robert Phinney Jr. Prizes of 15 10 and 5 dollars.
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Deborah Lawrence
Roy S. Lawrence
Morse High School
Pamela Wakefield
John Wakefield
Barbara Lawrence
Gary Wakefield
Vance Wakefield
Robert Phinney, Jr
Robert Phinney
Arrowsie
Little Orley
Miss Wakefield
Jean DePrez
Warren F. Haws, Jr
Mark Roman
John Coombs
Morse
E!wood Bradford
Francs Young
Catherine Leonard
Melzine McCaslin
Margaret Flaherty
Charlotte Thornton
Aged Lady Seeks Cards for Bedridden 92 Year Old
Mrs. Arthur I. L. Price, confined to bed at 935 High Street, Bath, requests greeting cards and picture post cards to brighten days. Nurse Beatrice MacKenzie notes the joy such mail brings to the 92 year old. Residents may mail or drop off cards for Mrs. Price as Spring housecleaning yields unused items.
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Bath Arest
Times
Arthur IL. Price
Mrs. Price
High Street
Maine Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Portland
The 61st Maine DAR annual meeting will be in Portland at the Lafayette hotel March 18 and 19 with Topsham Brunswick and Gov Bowdoin chapters as hosts. Speakers include Bowdoin College economist Prof James A Storer who won a Fulbright to the Philippines.
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Maine Daughters of the American Revolution
Portland
Lafayette Hotel
Topsham- Brunswick
James
Clear Snow From Business District And Main Streets
Bath streets shed snow after a major storm with highway crews using salt and rising temperatures near 40 degrees. Front and Center streets were cleared in the early hours. Drifting persisted on Ridge road north of Bath into Saturday forenoon. Police warned drivers to avoid slick side streets and intersections when leaving main roads.
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Bath
Highway Department
Ridge Road
John F. Leonard
Fire hazards at Coombs school discussed by inspectors
A state fire division inspector from Augusta advised the school board and Firemans Association on safety measures for the Coombs school building. The meeting followed by local notices of community events, church services and social activities including a May 5 Womens Extension gathering and a March 24 Pythian Sisters card party. A transportation contract for the Clay Haw area was awarded to Ralph Purington with an eighty dollar weekly stipend approved at town meeting.
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Augusta
School Board
Firemans Association
Coombs
K. of P. Hall
Freenert Baptist
Nazarene Church
Bath
Berean
Brunswick
G. O.C. Post
Baptist Parsonage
Brookims
Fred Temple
Carl Hobert
Erskine Academy
Chester Hobart
John Gallagher
Ruth A. Dodge
Cleveland Curtis
Winthrop
Bertha Gray
Kennebec Valley Nursing Home
Ralph Stilphen
Jocqueline
Woolwich
Pomona Grange
Woolwich Grange
John Reed
Bath Memorial Hospital
Winfred Dodge
Warren Lawrence
Cleta Trepanier
Kenneth Almy, Jr
Lewis Suey
Ralnh Purington
Purington
Foreign Exchange Students Speak At North Center PTA
At the North Center PTA meeting two Bowdoin College exchange students Denes Maritonffy from Hungary and Fernando Miquelarena from Argentina spoke on government education and customs of their countries and the United States. The attendance banner went to Mrs. Arah Richmond's third grade. A nominating committee of Robert Carter Mrs Edward L Kinder Jr Mrs Andrew B Sides Jr was named for officer slate. Refreshments were served by fourth grade room mothers Mrs William A Niss Mrs Kirk Roberts and Mrs S Theodore Bertocci. The PTA also held its annual pre school day program with mothers hosted at Mrs Niss home and preschoolers at North Primary.
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North-Center
Parent Teacher Association
Bowdoin College
Denes Maritonffy
Hungary
Fernando Miquelarena
P.T.A
United States
Arah Richmond
Robert Carter
Edward L. Kinder, Jr
Andrew B. Sides
William A. Niss
Kirk Roberts
S. Theodore Bertocci
P T. A
Niss
North
Bertocci
Times Reporter Stalls Man’s Death Threat at Bath
A 27 year old South Gardiner man is detained in Bath on a disorderly conduct charge after threatening to kill himself by leaping from Carlton bridge. He spoke with Times reporter Jane W Stevens, police intervened as he left a Washington Street booth near Iron Works. He is a Korea War veteran recently discharged from Togus Veterans Hospital, and will likely be released later today to hospital custody. another Bath suicide attempt occurred during Thursday’s storm with 15 razor cuts.
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Benjamin Fitzgerald
Iron Works
Togus Hospital
Bath
Sage Chaplain Speaks At Corliss Street Fellowship
Major William Bird, chaplain at SAGE Topsham, spoke to the Baptist Youth Fellowship of Corliss Street church on Christian Life In the Armed Forces. He described duties and duties and incidents from his career. Truman Wallace III introduced him. Police Patrolman Arthur Tainter will speak next Sunday. Martha Pratt presided at the business session.
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William Bird
Chaplin
Sage Installation
Topsham
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Corliss Street
Air Force
Truman Wallace III
Arthur Tainter
Warren B. Harris
Martha Pratt
Morse High Juniors Named for Boys' State at Maine
Seven Morse High juniors from Bath will attend Boys State at the University of Maine June 14 to 19. Named representatives include Kenneth Poole Anthony McLaughlin Robert Phinney Donald Nodine Harry McCaffrey William Leavitt and Peter Bourque. Sponsors are local banks clubs and posts. Miss Olive B Guild from Norton Mass visits home during spring break and serves as assistant yearbook photographer at House In the Pines.
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Morse High School
Bath
University of Maine
Raymond W. Farnham
Morse
Kenneth Poole
Lyman Poole
High Street
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Anthony McLaughlin
Joseph McLaughlin
Bedford Street
Lions Club
Robert Phinney
The
Arrowsic
Davenport Memorial Association
Donald Nodine
Ira D. Nodine
Bath Trust Company
Harry McCaffrey
Gladys McCaffrey
Oliver Street
Bath Rotary Club
William Leavitt
Edgar Leavitt
Academy Street
Smith-Tobey Post
American Legion
Maine Department of the American Legion
Peter Bourque
Arthur Bourque
Bath Lodge of Elks
Olive B. Guild
House In the Pines
Norton
Mass
Eastham Guild
Washington Street
Mrs Norman Frizzell Returns Home From Bath Memorial Hospital
Mrs Norman Frizzell of 12 Plant street is back home Monday after a stay at Bath Memorial hospital.
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Norman Frizzell
Plant Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
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