Local clubs and society notes from Boothbay Harbor area
Community life items describe tax collector Samuel J. Sewall and other officials, school and church events, door prizes and contests, dramatic club plans, grange meetings, Rebekah lodge visits, D A R chapter activities, and personal notices. Notable names include Mrs Mary M. Marston Miss Helen Dickinson Barbara Merry Gordon Petrie Lucille Leighton Thaddeus Reed Altos Dickinson and Charles Mason. The piece also reports on a death and illness among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Sewall
Fred W. Blagdon
Montsweag
Lowelltown
Sey
Abe Rainat
Gia Tene
Mary M. M. Marston
Helen Dickinson
Barbara Merry
Frances Huber
Barbara Stonier
Gordon Petrie
Neeree Sherman
The
Fae
Woman’s Club
Charles S. Sewall
Wiscasset Grammar
Knox-Lincoln
Thomaston
Organ Society
New Jerusalem
Huntoon Hill Grange
Grange Hall
Thaddeus Reed
Booth‘bay Grange
Kelley
Boothbay
Alton Dickinson
Sherman Phinney
Leroy Hardwick
Ruth Goodale
Irving Blake
Helen Larrabee
Carrie Reed
Hazel Blake
Dresden Town Meeting Elects Officials and Set Budgets
At a recent town meeting Alden Stilphen was chosen first selectman, Wil mot Trussell second, Harold M Houdlette third, Fred Allen moderator, Edward Hall town clerk, William R. Houdlette treasurer, and Mrs. William R. Houdlette on the school board. Road commissioners named Melville Houdlette Leroy Kins and Burgess. Budgets approved include Schools 4000, school repairs 250, poor 1000, contingents 300, roads and bridges 2000, state aid roads 700, mothers aid 500, snow removal 2500. Rev. David Hickland spoke at the Methodist church on Peeping into the Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Stilphen
Wilmot Trussell
Harold M Houdlette
Fred Allen
Edward Hall
William R. Houdlette
Melville Houdlette
Leroy Kins
Burgess
David Hickland
Fred Stilphen
Willis MacComb
Bridge Academy
N. H
Walter Rittall
Kennebec River
Industrial Nurses Meet in Portland for Monthly Gathering
The Maine Branch of the New England Industrial Nurses Association met at the Columbia Hotel in Portland for its monthly meeting and dinner. Daisy Reed of Oxford Paper Co. presided. Plans were laid for the New England Conference June 7-8 at Poland Spring Hotel with attendees from Bates, Pepperill, Goodall-Sanford, Worumbo, Hyde Windlass and other mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
New England Industrial Nurses Association
Columbia
Portland
Daisy Reed
Oxford Paper Co
Rumford
New England
Poland Spring
Florence Toth
Margaret Toomey
Elizabeth Tuttle
Bates Division
Bates Mfg. Co
Lewiston
Lillian Cloutier
Pepperill. Mfg. Co
Marguerite Maxim
Continental Mills
Ellen Marchak
Worumbo Mfg. Co
Lisbon Falls
Doris Bullard
Marie Allaire
Pauline MacLeod
Merle P. Lord
Goodall-Sanford Mills
Helen Bonney
Hyde Windlass Co
Bath
Roberta M. Parris
Verney Mills
Brunswick
Alice Gross
West Bath Seis Committee Plans Emergency Meeting
West Bath area notes show the Seis Committee of West Se uaahans arranging a Neeraw ay hall supper at 6 30 with attendance by call to Mrs R Farnham or Mrs E Haggett. The Friendly club met at the police hall with a large group of members and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seis
West Se Uaahans
Escane Deen
Neeraway Hall
R. Farnham
E. Haggett
Friendly Club
Polce Hall
Angie Renshaw
Olive White
Nellie Booker
Laurahan
Dora Powers
Lucy Simpson
Mary Lee Dunham
Hazel White
Boudreau
Carlena Peterson
Ruth Fuller
Burnita Graves
Booker
Graves
Davis
Red Cross Drive Nears Two Thirds of Quota in County
The Red Cross drive in the county has collected $3,962 of a $6,840 quota with progress praised by Chairman Douglas Dearborn. House-to-house canvassing is incomplete in the city and surrounding areas. In other news a daughter named Ellen Straw was born Tuesday at Maine General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Albert W Thompson of 959 Middle Street, Bath. Barbara Kenney Thompson, the mother, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kenney of 21 Bath Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson Hammond
Ms Town
Groves
Aberle
Pensacola
Cornelius E. Clark
Lh.d
Eet Duxton and Son
Florida
Federal Street
Charles L. M
W.H. Peckham
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Macurda
New York
Re Ee
An Frye
Road
Antsg Frank Hutchins
Washington Street
Vincent C. Reed
Wakefield
John K. Anderson
Joseph E. Hubbard
Michael MacCarthy
Gardiner Road
Miles Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Lynn
Charles McEwen
William Cole
East Andover
Rockland Hospital
Henry Donnell
Ann Louise
Henry
Wid Gu
Earle Donnell
Marshall Boudreau
Philip Boudreau
Fred Larrabee
Edwin Haggett
Ladies’ Aid
Baptist Church of
H. E. Worrey
David Littlefield
Portland
Earl Donnell
Joseph Larrabee
Orono
Waneta Estes
Russell Estes
Bath Memorial Hospital
Fletcher Waterman
Jeanette Williams
Boston
Elmer Williams
Odie Rich
Harold Davis
Newfoundland
Louis Hagan
Bath
Howard Carton
George Stafford
Jerry Durell
Arrowsic
John Perkins
Fred Rose
George Hunter
WPOR
Rose
Eastern States Farmers
Augusta House
Augusta
Phippsburg
Charlotte Cooke
Kermit
Hathorne
Courtney Stover
Famy
Red Cross
Douglas Dearborn
Maine General Hospital
Eec
Albert W Thompson
Middle Street
Mpson
Barbara Kenney
Russell Kenney
Bath Street
Bath Savings Institution
Whce
Morse High School
Ellen Straw
Pital
Stitphen
Austin
Carroll Morsenby
Cher
F. H. Johnson
Athens
Center Baptist
Harlan Trott
Horace Wade
Martha Leeman
Alden Bailey
University of Maine
Congregational church sermon and local notices in Woolwich
Woolwich First Congregational Church will host Rev Lowell W Een delivering a Lenten sermon titled I Believe In the Bible As the Work of God at 10 30. Sunday school at 9 30. Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor meetings and Boy Scout activities scheduled. Community notices include travel to Boston for a Flower Show, campus visits, health updates, and local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Lequasset
Lowell Ween
Seung School
Christian Endeavor
Puakey 5
Boy Scout Troo
Tuessie Hall
William Zeigler
Brunswick
Camp Hinds
Spinning Wheel Club
Marilyn Temple
Farm Bureau
Lewiston
Milan J. Smith
Goirehew
Portland
New Hampshire
Maine
Bowdoin College
Boston University
Peabody Law School
Chester Roberts
Kirk Roberts
Peter
Thery Robbins
Eben Dana
William Dodge
Christine Hathorn
Wiscasset
Boston
Edward Carter
Earl Dorr
Edward Mayo
Percy Marston
Avis Marston
William Sheldon
Roland Raynes
Muriel Raynes
George Wright
Frank Walker
Ma Munker
Kennebec
Browne’s Point
Vinal Hunnewell
James Parker
Chorus Highlights of Johnson Lectures and Cast
Johnson and Mrs Esther Andrews presented a 17 person chorus with many local women in a lively program. The show featured vocal solos by Alice Smith Hope Ward and Thelma Sylvester plus a vocal trio by Bertha Ward Florence Farnham Persis Miller and Elizabeth Young. End men and women wore humorous costumes portraying diverse characters with Thelma Sylvester and The Irish themed acts. Refreshments followed and corsages were given to acknowledge cast effort. Next week’s Good Neighbor Night will be chaired by Courtney Stover and Daniel McCall with additional helpers. All invited members are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persis
Charlotte Doyle
Mocua
Alice Smith
Mother MaCree
Hope Ward
Reading
Ireland
Wwick
Ward
Ke. Ee
Thelma Sylvester
Old Erin
Bertha Ward
Florence Farnham
Peggy O'Neil
Persis Miller
Elizabeth Young
Gladys Deehan
Mattie Caliins
Patrick Murphy
Mattie Collins
Mrs. Finnegan
Maggie Googan
Mike Sul
St. Patric
Esther Andrews
Courtney Stover
Daniel McCall
Grangé
Mohiba Minstrels Prepare Annual Morse High Show
The Mohiba Minstrels announce their Morse High School performance to be held in the Morse High auditorium this evening at 9. The program features a talent parade replacement with 125 students taking part, including the interlocutor C Fullerton endmen D Spear R Jackson and other cast members across choruses duets and comic routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohiba Minstrels
Morse High Secal
C. Fullerton
D. Spear
R. Jackson
B. Smit
Carsmichael
G. Larrabee
T.sturtevant
W. Raynes
R. Torrey
A. Bower
Rowland
H. Robinson
R. Erskine
Salesman
R. Barter
A A. Wilkis
P. Ames
J. Footer
G. Byrant
J. Geneau
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Florence Sproul
Flora
Old Hardwick
Pomona
Boothbay Grange
Lucille
Mellie Goodale
Leroy
Pauline Hardwick
Maude
Cora Phinney
Harold Hardwick
Altos Dickinson
W. M
Mr. Dickinson
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Pine Cone Lodge
Arambec Lodge of Odd Fellows
Pemaquid
Florence Abbott
Boothbay Harbor
Nahum Brewer
Julia Reed
Mabel Rand
Charles E. Mason
St. Andrews’ Hospital
Ox Horn Pavilion
Katherine Ames
Cary Hospital
Caribou
Harry E. Bailey
Brockton
Vinnie Quinnam
Homart Steel
Sears
Homart
Center Street
Rman
Dresden
Sears, Roebuck & CO
West Bath
SHE Bartlett School OF
P.O. Box
Stamford
Conn
Woolwich
Ernest Stitphen
Bath Memorial
Hos
Balkan
Ben DIX