Phippsburg Repercussions From Fall Storms Hit Local Town
In Phippsburg residents inspect cottages for damage as strong winds topple pines and strip bark. The Marine Growths firm reports a south grove laid flat with no replacement for 15 to 20 years. Town meeting dismisses cemetery funding articles, while road repairs and maintenance remain urgent. Personal notes record illness and travel, with local roads still muddy and mired after storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Moffett
Marine Growths
Wyman
Helen Gagnon
Edward Thomas Place
Cox's Head
Simmons
Howard Bowker
Church Lane
Charles L. Stevens
Morse
Frank Frisbee
Bert Bowker
Major Worrey
Lee's Island
Henry Wyman
Cranberry Point
Parker Head Baked Bean Supper Aided Sunday School Fund
About 60 people attended the public baked bean supper in the vestry last week, raising over 16 dollars for the Sunday school treasury. National Doughnut Week themed desserts included doughnuts and cheese, with St Patrick napkins and pussy willows decor. The village school will reopen for spring term Monday. Numerous local residents and groups met, with Easter posters and a Girl Scout anniversary cake served at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
Sally Lowell
Barbara Harrington
Joyce Gray
Sandra Mank
Laura Wyman
Eugene Harrington
Parker Head
Phippsburg
Red Cross
Earl Lowell
Parker Head Parent Teacher Association
Leston Harrington
Albert Freeman
Bodwell Grange
Small Point
Alphonse Galaneau
Brunswick
U. S. Army
Luxembourg
William Cushing
France
Dorothy
Marion Cushing
Bernard Jr
Betty Anne Wyman
Lewis Lowell
Phippsburg Center
William Hallett
Irma Davis
Lewiston
Deane
Joyce
New Hampshire
Treacherous Parker Head Road Delays and Stuck Vehicles
Frost thaws make Parker Head Road slick as Bob Moore's truck sinks near Littlehill. Milk man Simons breaks many jars while bogged three times en route to Carlson's. Coast Guard aids Eric Carlson near McIntyre. Several families quarantined at home with colds. Community updates include visits and residents moving between Bath and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Head
Bob Moore
Littlehill
Mr. Simons
Carlson
Coast Guard
Eric Carlson
McIntyre Place
Lawrence Thayer
Stephen
Frank Wyman
Brunswick
Mertie Shepherd
Albin Cloutier
Lennie Wallace
Bath
Edward Hill
Dromore Grange Holds Degree Conferring Meeting
Dromore Grange met Tuesday with 60 members and guests, 53 from Dromore. Cleveland Marriner served as degree master at a special Monday session preparing for conferring. A Past Masters Association and Lecturers Council meet with West Bath grange tonight with supper at 6 30. A Scotch auction raised 17.40 for the treasury. The class of 17 will receive third and fourth degrees March 27 with a supper preceding. Next meeting is March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Cleveland Marriner
Bodwell
Enterprise
Dirigo
East Ware
N. H
Dromore
Past Masters Association and Lecturers Council
West Bath Grange
Marriner
Dromore’ Grange
Popham Beach roads bogged by mud and frost
Inquiries rise over Bath to Popham road conditions with a cave in Saturday delaying a milk delivery truck. Coast Guard assistance retrieved the load and delivered it to Ernest Spinney's store. Small Point route remains rough from frost heave and marsh washouts. Community notes include local visits, Easter plans, and Red Cross collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Popham
Parker Head
L. E. Simmons
Coast Guard
Small Point
Kennebec
Atkins Bay
Omar King
Rockledge Hill
Harvey Hartleb
Hiram Stevens
Robert Stevens
Pacific
Morse's
Leona Harmon
Walter Sprague
Sunbeam
Neal Bousfield
Moses Chandler
Edmund Wallace
Robert Small
Mary Newdick
Walter Newdick
Ernest Oliver
Robert Morong
Cary Wallace
Richard Small
Gerald Morong
Ellen Newdick
Dixie Oliver
Jack Wallace
Red Cross
Ellison Moody
Boston
Alvin Pashard
Clifton Everard
Ernest Spinney
Woolwich
Ralph Spinney
Spinney
Herbert J. Kellaway
Newton Center
Mass
Kellaway
Hartley Harleys
Georgetown
Webster Harley
Water Oliver
Tata Sigma Meeting At Mrs Hunt Home
The Tata Sigma group met at Mrs. William A Hunt's home on Middle Street last Tuesday with Mrs. Rowland Hanscom presiding in place of Mrs. Edward McGuigan. An entertainment featured the Hanscom committee. The next meeting is set for April 3 at Mrs. Ruth Freeman's 402 Middle Street with a music program by Eleanor Wright and Rachel Waters on the committee. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Otto Vomaska and Mrs. Rowland Hanscom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tata Sigma
William A. Hunt
Middle Street
Rowland Hanscom
Edward McGuiggan
Ruth Freeman
Eleanor Wright
Rachel Waters
Otto Vomaska
Widow of Joseph Solovich Dies at Cape Elizabeth
Mrs Jennie Solovich widow of Joseph died at her daughter Mrs Harry E Davis Cape Elizabeth after years of ill health and Manila family worries. She ran a Front Street dry goods store after Mr Solovich death and endured declining health. Survived by three daughters Mrs Davis Mrs Reton and Mrs Schwartz and two granddaughters Patricia Davis and Ann Beryle Schwartz. Private funeral in Portland. Flowers omitted. Also note mention of a separate recital by Belle Julie Soudant institute students in New York with participant Elizabeth Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Solovich
Cape Elizabeth
Jennie Solovich
Joseph, Solovich
Harry E. Davis
Solovich
Lithuania
Davis
Philip L. Reton
This City
Abraham S. Schwartz
Manila
P. I
Patricia Davis
Ann Beryle Schwartz
Bath
High Street
Belle Julie Soudant
Institute of Musical Art of the Juilliard, School of Music
New York
Elizabeth Williams
Washington Street
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John Rollins
Sam Day Road
Rollins
Donald Preble
Harold Seavey
George Davis
Ettis Percy
Eugene Bowker
Fort Bragg
N. C
J. K. Bowker
Betty Robson
George Chadbourn, Sr
The
Ridge
William Weeks
Donald Weeks
William Greevers
Susan
Gardiner Rogers
Winneganee
T. C. Hughes
Center School
Susie Barbour
Robert C. Whitehead
World Order Committee
Maine Council of Churches
San Francisco
Sears
Center Street
Parker
Cox
Popham Beach
Iota Sigma
Lincoln Street
Portland
Sly Atta Eenters
Lasadit
Ounlap
Pure Stella T
Walion Chemical
Pach
Ene
Roy G. Stewart
Convyealont
Crarrtry
Ivenia Motor
Uae
Oye Oe
Allstate
Ling
Fevr
Maine
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