Easter Parade Planned by Sagadahoc Knights of Columbus
Sagadahoc Council of the Knights of Columbus Bath will observe Easter Sunday with a parade from the K of C hall to St. Mary's Church for a 9 o'clock High Mass featuring special music by St. Mary's Senior choir. After Mass the march returns to Huse Memorial School for an Easter breakfast served by the Daughters of Isabella with Rev. Joseph I. Holland S J as speaker.
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Sagadahoc Council
Knights of Columbus
Bath
K. of C. Hall
Front Street
St. Mary's Church
Brunswick
Father Putnam
St. Mary’s Parish
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
John E. Bellefontaine
St. Mary’s Church
Huse Memorial School
Daughters of Isabella
Joseph I. Holland
S. J
Portland
William
Merrymeeting Hairdressers Back Civilian Defense Plan
The Merrymeeting Hairdressers Association met at Lynn Carol shop with President Carol Eastman presiding. Eastman announced shops will serve as first aid centers for civilian defense, following statewide action. The group reported a successful rummage sale and set a April 9 dinner meeting at the Sedgwick with speakers on insurance and new hair styles.
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Merrymeeting Hairdressers’ Association
Lynn Carol Shop
Carol Eastman
Augusta
Helen Hanson
Spaulding Bisbee
State of
Maine
Merrymeeting
Miss Virginia Dow Weds Raymond Wallace in Winter Street Church
A candlelight ceremony at Winter Street National Church united Miss Virginia E. Dow and Raymond H. Wallace. The bride wore Duchess satin with seed pearls. attendants wore rose pink and Nile green gowns. A reception followed at the Good Will clubhouse with a white motif and tiered wedding cake. The couple left for a Boston area honeymoon after the ceremony.
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Winter Street Cational
Virginia E. Dow
Earl C. Dow
Woolwich
Raymond H Wallace
R. Wallace
Howard Street
Portland
Eunice L. Jewett
Elena Savage
Carmel
Edward B. Hall
Joan Carson
Thelma Jewett
Wendy Lee Verney
Wiscasset
Edward E. Hall
Donald Urban
Lawrence I. Davis
North Edgecombin
Peter Tandy
University of Maine
Orono
Richard C. Sawtelle
Brooklyn
N. Y
Esther Andrews
Listz
Carlene Suslar
Richard J. Schaper
Good Will
Sagadahoc Ferry
Earl Dow
Harry. R. Wallace
Harry Fitch
Florence Carlton
Nelson Rice
Morse High School
Northeastern Business College
Maine Gas & Appliances, Inc
Portland High School
Portland Junior College
Surprise Dinner Honors William Charron Sr in Brunswick
Mrs George Hart of Bath attended a surprise dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry M Bari beau on Pleasant Street in Brunswick Saturday. The event honored Mrs Baribeau's father William Charron Sr who received many gifts and celebrations.
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George Hart
Bath
Henry M. Baribeau
Pleasant Stret
Brunswick
Dike Washington Street P T A Elects Officers
Dike and Washington Street Primary P T A met at Dike school with Arthur Bourque presiding. Paul Scanlon chaired the nominating slate naming Evandna Drake president Betty Kelley first vice president Stanley Hutchins second vice president Lynwood Temple secretary Harry Ring treasurer, all elected unanimously.
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Dike
Washington Street
Arthur Bourque
Paul Scanlon
Evandna Drake
Betty Kelley
Anley Hutchins
Lynwood Temple
Harry Ring, Jr
Scanlon
Omar King
P. T. A. Council
Charles MacDonald
Winnies
Paul Boudreaux
Morse High School
Children’s Theater of Portland
Thomas Lowery
Morse High
Daniel Matter
Lewiston
Orono
Chicago
Arthur Eseley
Earl Perkins
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Hyde Home
North Pond
Harriet Frye
Emma Cumming
Washington Street Primary
Leo Charpentier
Samuel Tellan
Frank McIntosh
Louis Coe
Miss Dickinson Recalls Maine Sailing Ship Era
Miss Bessie Dickinson of High street writes a Maine history series for a Lewiston magazine recounting old time sea captains and wooden sailing ships. Daughter of late Capt Wiley Rodgers Dickinson she recalls youth at sea with her father and shipwreck near Mas a Tierra with family, a tale of adventure and romance.
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Bessie Dickinson
High Street
Lewiston
Maine
Wiley Rodgers Dickinson
Phippsburg
Minotts
Sewalls
Bath
Miss Dickinson
High Seas
Juan Fernandez Islands
Mas A Tierra
Linda Castner Hosts Sixth Birthday Party
Linda Castner daughter of Mr and Mrs Linwood Castner of Winship street entertained a group of friends Wednesday last week for her sixth birthday. Games were played with sandwiches punch cookies and a large cake and ice cream served. Decorations in pink green and white included balloons and lollipops given to each guest. Linda received many gifts. Guests included Ellen Orcutt Cheryl Grindle Lynda Deering Leilani Pecci Paul Ring Dannie and Dickie Grindle.
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Linda Castner
Linwood Castner
Winship Street
Linda
Ellen Orcutt
Cheryl Grindle
Lynda Deering
Leilani Pecci
Paul Ring
Dannie
Dickie Grindle
Morse High Student Confined at Home by Illness
Miss Sandra Reynolds a junior at Morse High School is confined to her home at 510 Center Street by illness.
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Sandra Reynolds
Morse High School
Center Istreet
Veterans honored as New England Tel. & Tel. workers
Miss Elizabeth McKay Mrs Rachel Sievers and Miss Lera Burns received 35 25 year service pins with bonds gifts and money at a Sedgwick dinner attended by staff from across the district. Patricia Whitehouse served as MC. entertainment by District Manager Mennealy and others. Lobster Newberg menu noted. Attendees included D J Davis H E Hawley and staff from Augusta Boothbay Harbor Brunswick Wiscasset and Bath Exchange among others.
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Elizabeth McKay
Rachel Sievers
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Lera Burns
Organizar
Sedgwick
Miss McKay
Sievers
Miss Burns
Patricia Whitehouse
William P. Mennealy
Viola Davis
John St. Clair
Eddie Gediman
Lobster Newberg
D. J. Davis
H. E. Hawley
Augusta
Boothbay Harbor
Florence Miller
Hilda Lowe
Ruth Dunton
Gwen Toole
Susie Clark
Brunswick
Margaret Cripps
Margaret Vernette
Marian Brewer
Wiscasset
Marion Bailey
Rebecca Tasker
Mildred Nadeau
W. H. Larrabee
Mennealy
Margaret Eastman
Margaret Troop
Whitehouse
May Ward
Nellie D'Arcy
Barbara Footer
Jane Leeman
Dorothy Hinds
Murray Stone Wedding in Texas
The wedding of Miss Martha Jane Stone and Pvt. Charles E. Murray Jr. was held Sunday February 18 in San Antonio Texas. The bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Louis Stone announced the ceremony at the San Antonio Baptist Church with Rev Brown officiating.
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Martha Jane Stone
Charles E. Murray, Jr
San Antonio
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Louis Stone
Middle Street
Brown
San Antonio Baptist Church
Dorothy Jones
Elmer Sroka
Philadelphia
Murray
Morse High School
Senter’s, Inc
Charles E. Murray
Weeks Street
United States Air Force
Lackland Air Base
Morse High
Woodard Place
Thomas Cahoon Celebrates Seventh Birthday With Friends
Thomas Albert Cahoon son of Jr and Mrs Earl Cahoon Washington street celebrated his seventh birthday last Wednesday entertaining 14 schoolmates and friends. Games prizes decorations themed St Patrick's Day ice cream and birthday cake guests included Jennifer McGuiggan Pamela Atwood Carole Coombs Linda Elliot Martha Elien Shepard Marriott Small Susan Connard Sallie Jane Cahoon Lauriston Caton Madison Moore Larry Philip Thompson David Haggett Baer Connard Jr Michael ODonnell Raymond Hutchins Jean Timothy Vinchon and Bruce Parker.
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Thomas Albert Cahoon
Earl Cahoon
Washington Street
Tommy
Jennifer McGuiggan
Pamela Atwood
Carole Coombs
Linda Elliot
Martha Elien Shepard
Marriott Small
Susan Connard
Sallie Jane Cahoon
Lauriston Caton
Madison Moore
Larry
Philip Thompson
David Haggett
Baer Connard, Jr
Michael O'Donnell
Raymond Hutchins
Jean
Timothy Vinchon
Bruce Parker
Local Teacher Substituting at Morse High
Benjamin Haggett of Front Street, retired after many years in New Jersey education, substitutes at Morse High for David Wetherell. Haggett, Bath High School graduate, taught in Morse High chemistry after college.
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Benjamin Haggett
Front Street
New Jersey
Morse High
David Wetherell
Mr. Haggett
Bath High School
Betsy Ross of Bath Honored Widow Keeps Flag Tradition
Mrs. De Carlton Rich, widow of Dudley Cotton Rich, famed Bath flag maker, prepares hundreds of pennants for Bath built ships. She celebrates her 97th birthday June 19 at the Old Folks Home near Winneganee, remembers a long life in Bath and LaGrange, Maine. Her son William D. Rich and daughter Katherine Johnson survive, with weekly letters from a Montreal granddaughter bringing joy.
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Bath
Betsy Ross
de Carlton Rich
Dudley Cotton Rich
Sewall
Rich
William D. Rich
Woolwich
Katherine Johnson
Newcastle
Montreal
Canada
City Council Deliberates Budget Ahead of March 27 Deadline
The City Council works long nights in executive sessions to ready the budget for final passage. A special session is planned for Monday night with another meeting tonight as they review the Recreation and School departments and other city budgets. If no action is taken by March 27, the manager's budget would be adopted by default. The proposal shows about an eight mill tax increase, but cuts are expected to reduce that amount.
Memoriam Hospital Patients and Local Social Visits
Miss Laura Mulcahy of Charles Street is a patient at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Edmund Staples of Front Street is a patient at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. George C. Buzzell of Brunswick is a patient at Memorial Hospital. Miss Eva Wilkins of Bath was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Royce Young in Topsham. Ernest Grover, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Grover, is on furlough at his Bath-Wiscasset road home. Miss Joyce Farrar of Morse High School staff spent the weekend at her home in Houston and visited in Caribou.
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Laura Mulcahy
Charles Street
Memorial Hospital
Edmund Staples
Front Street
George C. Buzzell
Brunswick
Eva Wilkins
Bath
Royce Young
Topsham
Ernest Grover
Ernest H. Grover
Bath-Wiscasset Road
Merry Meeting Grange
William Clark
Roy Emerson
Raylene
Raymond Peabody
Esther Noble
Eleanor Brice
Shirley Curtis
Androscoggin
Sagadahoc
John St. Pierre
Nile
Dave White
Leslie Rancour
Rancours
Rancour
Merrymeeting
Bowdoinham
Red Cross
Delmar Curtis
C. P. Curtis
Ralph Rogers
Bessie Douglass
Harry Prout
A. S. MacDougal
Dan Christie
Earl Hatch
Wendall Heenie
Jane Dudley
Erland Curtis
William Gray
George Millay
Arnold Lamoreau
Andrew Peterson
Forest Fides
Alton Hanson
Alice Maxwell
Fred Douglas
Janet Yates
Boyd Estabrook
Fred Douglas, Jr
Bowdoin and
Erland Tourtelotte
Brunswick Hospital
William Prindall
Clevland Curtis
Main Street
Granville Frank
Gardiner General Hospital
Viola Riske
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Richard George
Bridgton Academy
Lesle Rancour
Bowdoinham Community Updates and Local Notices
Bowdoinham residents plan for the year with municipal officials and community leaders. Meetings cover soil conservation slogans for 4 H and Boy Scouts. a $5 first prize and April 6 deadline. Local hunting case fined in Bath. other civic postings include Red Cross solicitors and births, moves, and hospital visits.
Wanted reliable man to sell Rawleigh products
Wanted reliable man to supplement income with Rawleigh products. Splendid opportunity to build a profitable business in a district where products are well known. Car needed. For details write Rawleigh's Dept MEC-141-216, Albany, N Y. 22-295.
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Rawleigh
Albany
N. Y
Rotary observes Holy Week with guest speaker on religion in Russia
The Rotary Club held a noon luncheon at the parish house with Rev Clifford Sargent of Bailey Church introducing the program. Kenneth G Olsen, guest preacher from Wesley Church, spoke on religious freedom in America versus Russia under communist rule. He described Bolshevik Russia after 1917 and urged the U.S. to curb arms and supplies, asserting religion as the world’s crisis key. Junior guests Verdie Grant George Pike and Robert Lewis attended, with visiting Rotarian Dr. W A Pinfold present.
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Rotary ‘Club
Oecal Church
Easereat
T. Hodgkins
Clifford Sargent
Baley Church
Nme
Kenneth G Olsen
Wesley Church
Russia
Mr. Olsen
Bolshevists
Olsen
Verdie Grant
Union Street
George Pike
North Bath
Robert Lewis
Cummings Street
W. A. Pinfold
Brunswick
No Auto Fatality in Sagadahoc County This Year
A Maine State Police traffic safety release notes Sagadahoc County has no auto fatalities so far this year, a contrast with 1949 and 1950 counts. February totals statewide include seven accidents causing nine deaths, raising two-month 1951 fatalities to 26, up 37 percent from 1950.
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Maine
Division of Traffic and Safety
John de Winter
Sagadahoc
Easter Visit From Rhode Island Students
Richard E. Jackson and his room mate Horace G Morse Jr arrive today to spend Easter vacation with Richard’s parents Mr and Mrs Karcher S Jackson of Center Street Providence. They attend Bryant's College of Business Administration Providence.
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Richard E. Jackson
Horace G. Morse, Jr
Horace G. Morse
Providence
R. I
Oak Street
Karcher S. Jackson
Center Street
Bryants’ Co of Business Administration
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