Spring meeting details and church services at D A R Pema chapter
The Pema chapter D A R held a spring meeting in the Woman's club with attendance. advance ticketing through Marston's Drug Store was advised for seating. Holy Communion services listed for Friday and Sunday, with Easter music planned. Local church events include a guest preacher Rev Joseph O Purdue and Mite Box activities. railroad service note: Maine Central Railroad cancelled two trains daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemachapter
D.A R
Woman’s Club
Florence Abit
Boothbay Harbor
Rhusi
Ae Ayeran
Marston
Winken
Congregational
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street
Bath
Cus
Organ Society
Cantonal Church
Madeline Reed
St. Philip's Women's Auxiliary
Maine Central Railroad
Wiscasset Church Services And Community Notes
Rise service in the church at 6 30 Sunday school 9 45 and 11 o'clock service of worship and sermon. At 4 in the afternoon children's concert and service of baptism. Last Sunday evening after the Lenten service at the Congregational church honor society members Ruth Jackson Mary Hatch Gordon Petrie Raymond Calnan Barbara Stanier initiated into the Wiscasset branch. Lincoln delegation orchestra helped in the initiation. Personal items note Mrs Mollie Seamon and sons Bernard and Leonard were in Boston for the Flower Show. Bernard Bartick taking Mrs Winnifred Sherman’s place. Alfred M Norton Jr home from Gould academy for Easter vacation. Kenneth E Munsey pursuing Bachelor of Music at Boston University of Music. Rufus Sewall of Beaufort NC reports a Maine weekly item about Frank Brewer of Boothbay Harbor aboard the motor ship Norfolk which ran aground March 7 near Beaufort Inlet. Rescue details and crews described. Mrs Robert Gage of Needham Mass was a guest of Mr and Mrs Harry E Bailey. Mrs Bailey spent days with her parents in Brockton Mass and visited the Flower Show in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church Age
Honor Society
Wiscasset Academy
Wiscasset
Ruth Jackson
Mary Hatch
Gordon Petrie
Raymond Calnan
Barbara Stanier
Lincoln
Mollie Seamon
Bernard
Leonard
Boston
Winnifred Sherman
Bernard Bartick
Alfred M. Norton, Jr
Gould Academy
Kenneth E. Munsey
W. Philip Munsey
Boston University of Music
Rufus Sewall
Beaufort
N. C
Maine
Boothbay Harbor
Frank Brewer
Norfolk
Beaufort Inlet
Newport News
Morehead City
Ft. Macon
Mendota
Robert Gage
Needham Mass
Harry E. Bailey
Federal Street
Brockton
Mass
Speeding Case Before Municipal Court Judge Deering
Robert C Coffin of Waldoboro pled guilty to speeding 75 mph on Route 1 in Woolwich. He paid a $10 fine and $4.70 costs. State Trooper Frank W Powers was the complainant. Also noted is a family visit from Troy New York with Mrs Carleton and children and a remark about the Romansch dialect of Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
Robert C. Coffin
Waldoboro
Woolwich
Frank W. Powers
Local Social Notes and Community Gatherings in Bath
The West Bath P T A hosts an eight oclock talk by Mrs Joseph I Smith with the Social Eight club meeting. Numerous Bath area residents visit, host, or attend events across Bath Brunswick Topsham and nearby towns including visits by the Noyes Palmer Burnham Larrabee Stetson and Cuttings families. Fred Rose returns from Bath Memorial Hospital. residents move and visit relatives, attend flower shows and school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath P. T. A
Joseph I. Smith
Rosetey
Irving Burnham
Albert Pink
George Melzard
Darrah
Emery George
Everett Stil
River
Eas Son
Knights to Observe Easter as Usual Parade and Mass
Sagadahoc Council No. 249 Knights of Columbus Bath to hold sixth annual Easter parade from Front Street hall to St Marys Church for 9 a.m. high mass with St Marys choir. After mass parade to B I W Recreation Center for Easter breakfast. guests include District Deputy Robert Quellette and Louis Labbe. Fred Harvey of Portland to speak. Knights urged to report breakfast tickets promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Council
Knights of Columbus of Bath
Front Street
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s
Knights
B. I. W. Recreation Center
Washington Street
Robert Quellette
Sekenger Council
Brunswick
Louis Labbe
Fred Harvey
Portland
Maine
Brunswick Drum Corps
Father Guards
Putnam Fourth Degree Mbly
Sagadahoc
Carlton Perry
West Bath Grange confers first and second degrees on 16 candidates
West Bath Grange honored 16 candidates as the Young People's Degree Team led by Mrs. Gladys Deehan and Mrs. Thelma Sylvester staged the event. State officers Deputy G Cleveland Marriner and Mrs. Dora Marriner attended with 11 members and 17 guests. The team included Geraldine Driscoll and Richard Renshaw among many officers. Performances featured tableaux The Sovers Faith and Hope. Refreshments and dancing followed with committees Frances Clark Ada Pearl in charge. A rehearsal is set for Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Richard Renshaw
Marie White
Frank Donnell
William Moore
Carol Brown
Bernard Halmer
Audrey Peterson
Paul Wing
Dorothy Bubier
Ceres
Grace Thayer
Pomona
Joan Boudreau
Flora
Deehan
Robert Miller
Richard Card
Carl Pinson
Frances Clark
Ada Pearl
Grange Hall
Band Boosters Meet On Monday Evening
Morse High hosts the monthly Band Boosters meeting where committee reports were heard and Cecil Rowland outlined a new grammar school music program. New classes will start soon. a rummage sale to raise funds for instruments was planned with contact points Mrs. Orris Ames and Mrs. Cecil Rowland. Mrs. Clinton Wilson spoke on music aptitude tests for children and offered to test parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Grammar School
Cecil Rowland
Rowland
Orris Ames
Clinton Wilson
Madelyn Rowe
Co-Workers Class Meeting at First Baptist Vestry
The Co-Workers class of the First Baptist church met in the vestry Friday evening with 15 members present. Committees were appointed for May 11 under Mrs. Arthur J. Dunton with Mrs. Hart in charge of devotions, Wright and Wakefield handling refreshments, Furber and MaceTne organizing entertainment, and Lila Place and Florence Woodside directing games and quizzes. The program opened with a long original poem by Mrs. Place. Hostesses Dunton and Miss Evelyn Sotheard served refreshments to the attendees: Mrs. Ralph Blakeney, Lotta Goodwin, Laura Harrington, Arthur J. Dunton, Charles Sims, Everett Wright, Bernice Oliver, Willis Hall, Lila Place, Miriam House, Mae Armstrong, Florence Thompson, Florence Woodside, Andrew Hart, and Miss Evelyn Sotheard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Arthur J. Dunton
Washington Street
Andrew Hart
Harriet Wright
Gertrude Wakefield
Bertha Furber
MaceTne
Lila
Lila Place
Miriam
Master Burnham Returns Home After Visit
Master Larry Burnham the young son of Mr and Mrs Irving Burnham Crescent street has returned home following a visit with his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Lawrence Burnham of Portsmouth New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Burnham
Irvingurnham
Crescent Street
Mrs
Lawrence Burnham
Portsmouth
N. H
Dresden Center gathering marks gifts for Mrs. Chaffin
At Dresden Center Sunday afternoon a group hosted Mrs. Chaffin and Mrs. Austin with many gifts and pink white decorations. Attendees included Mrs. Carolyn Sirols, Mrs. James Manelick, and numerous local residents. out of town guests came from Randolph Waldoboro and Wisccasset plus Providence. Also noted were births and resumed church duties and Amaranth charter member events in nearby Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Austin
Walter ‘Gothier
Dresden Center
Dorr
Chester Dorr
Oscar Bailey
Carolyn Sirols
James Manelick
George Bean
Bernard Bailey
Theodore Gagne
Elmer Berry
John Firey
Alvin Jewett
Richard Swasey
Perley Siegars
Harland McCobb
Marilyn
Robert Rittall
Norman Bailey
Yvonne Bailey
Judy Peters
Delores Dorr
Hares Messenger
Carl Newell
Priscilla Messenger
Beverly Bully
Randolph
Garland Day
Carolyn
Waldoboro
Perry Fowles
Warren Dorr
Priscilla
Geretrude
Carla Barnes
Wiscasset
George Dorr
Providence
R. I
Augustus Good
Chaffin
West Dresden
Frank Lambert
Corinth
New Maine strawberry varieties may beat Howard 17
Maine Agricultural Experiment Station tests at Highmoor farm Monmouth show Sparkle and other new Maine varieties rival Howard 17 in yield and fruit quality. Sparkle is productive, late by four to five days, and red stele resistant. Red stele resistant Btcmate yields similar to Howard 17. Temple and Fairland offer strong plant traits and firmness. Five new Maine lines show promise but require extensive grower trials before release.
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Orono
Mar
Maine Agricultural Experiment Station
Maine
Russell M. Bailey
Highmoor Farm
Monmouth
Sparkle
Mr. Bailey
Highmoor
Temple
Fairland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bailey
Sagadahoc Rod Gun Skeet Club to Meet in March
Sagadahoc Rod Gun and Skeet Association holds its March meeting in the South End P T A hall. A 6:30 pot roast supper is provided by the PTA. A business session follows with items of interest to local sportsmen and films featuring ward Jacquith Howard Rice Red Christenson John Water orrin Moffatt and Aman are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Rod, Gun and Skeet Association
South End
Jacquith
Howard Rice
Red Christenson
John Watermee
Woolwich Eastern Challenge of the Cross Event and Local Notices
Woolwich will host an Eastern Challenge of the Cross with instrumental features including a flute and saxophone solo. Rev H Danielson conducts Woolwich-Wiscasset Baptist service at Placevweee at 2 30 pm with Center Baptist following Sunday school at 10 am. The Woolwich Teachers' club meets at Sagadahoc schoolhouse Friday evening. Spinning Wheel club met Thursday evening with Mrs Loring Edgerly and attendees listed. Several Woolwich residents attended a Bath dance at the Masonic temple Saturday night. Fire department responded to a grass fire in North Woolwich Monday evening. Clinton Strout, Boothbay Harbor worker, spent Monday night with family. Captain Frank J Walker and Mrs Walker visited Sanford guests. Eben Dana and Mrs Hodgdon visited Augusta General Hospital. Melissa Main returned from Portland Winter visit. Merle Jameson and Eugene Cromwell hosted Sunday supper. Kenneth Soule, Washington DC, heads to California then Guam for government work. John Leonard left for a New York City business trip Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich - Wiscasset Baptist Church
Placevweee
H. Danielson
Center Baptist Church
Woolwich Teachers’ Club
Sagadahoc School
Spinning Wheel Club
Loring Edgerly
Harold Stanton
Jordan Wright
Albert Temple
Gilbert Hathorne
Merle Jameson
Merleen Jameson
Clayton Stinson
Woolwich
Masonic Temple
Bath
George Wright
Sherwood Francis
Forrest Baker
Clinton Strout
Boothbay Harbor
Frank J. Walker
Guy Bussey
Sanford
Eben Dana
Augusta
Dana
Burton Hodgdon
Augusta General Hospital
Melissa Main
Portland
Irving Maxwell
Eugene Cromwell
Kenneth Soule
Loring Soule
Washington, D. C
California
Guam
John Leonard
New York City
McMann Visits Portland Elks Lodge and Honors Longtime Members
Edward J. McMann president of the Maine Elks Association visited the Portland lodge of Elks Monday evening. The main project for the year is furnishing a room at Hyde Memorial Home to be dedicated later. Portland lodge contributed generously to the project and McMann presented life memberships to 25 years or more members. Attendees included Mayor Louis P. Lausier of Biddeford and Granville Lee director of recreation in Portland, with 92 year old milestone noted and Albert Berry receiving a past exalted ruler pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McMann
Maine Elks Association
Portland Lodge of Elks
Hyde Memorial Home
McMann
Louis P. Lausier
Biddeford
Granville Lee
Portland
Albert Berry
John McComb
Sanford
Sagadahoc Mothers Club Meeting Details
Sagadahoc Mothers Club met Thursday evening in the school house with Mrs. Alex St. Pierre presiding. By laws were drawn up and approved. Donald Leavitt was welcomed. An April 1 social is planned with Mrs. Nelson Rice and Mrs. Alex St. Pierre hosting. A seated hour was enjoyed, refreshments served, and members listed include Mrs. Alex St. Pierre, Mrs. Edward Orr, Mrs. Arthur Orr, Mrs. John Moffatt, Mrs. Sanford Brown, Mrs. Cooter, Mrs. Wil the evening Teas, Mrs. Stinson, Mrs. Kent Coombs, and Mrs. Harry Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
St Patrick Day Program Highlights Local Grange Meeting
The event featured a vocal duet In the Garden by Mrs Mildred Curtis and Mrs Marianne Smiling. Notable acts included a skit Mrs Briggs Lane a news item, relay race captains Vera Smith and Esther Grover with Esther’s team winning, potato peeling won by Kenneth Shubbuck and Earl Bailey, shoe fitting test won by Albert and Fernald Bailey, and closing thoughts by Mrs Rose Hathorn. Homemade doughnuts and coffee served after.
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Ord
Mildred Curtis
Marianne
the Grange
Kent Cl Chubbuck
Billyman
Leon Hathorne
Forest Bale
Clyde Bailey
Earl
St. Patrick's Day
Tine Grover
Briggs Lane
Albert E
Vera Smith
Esther Grover
Esther
Kenneth Shubbuck
Earl Bailey
Albert
Fernald Bailey
Rose Hathorn
Woolwich P. T. A. Hosts Mothers Club Party
Woolwich P. T. A. held a successful Mothers' club party Friday at Sebenon hall Sagadahoc Ferry with over 200 members and friends. Charlotte acted as mistress of ceremonies and Charlotte's clan class pupils performed. Co chairs were Mrs. Doris Haley, Mrs. Chester Roberts, Mrs. Forrest Baker, and Mrs. Clarence Tanner. Refreshments and notable contributions aided a large, townwide share for all Mothers' clubs. Next Woolwich P. T. A. meeting set for April 20 at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich P. T. A
Woolwich
Sebenon Hall
Sagadahoc Ferry
Charlotte
Doris Haley
Chester Roberts
Forrest Baker
Clarence Tanner
Waldo Hawthorne
Donald Leavitt
Howard Kirkpatrick
Carlton Family Returns From Bath Winter Stay
Fred Carleton and his daughter Miss Florence Carlton return home from Bath where they spent the winter months with Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Henderson of High Street at the North End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Carleton
Florence Carlton
Sagadahoc Ferry
Bath
Mr. Carlton
Charles T. Henderson
High Street
North End
Easter meeting notes and craft session details at Apel
In Apel members gathered for an Easter season meeting. Instruction covered bias cord belt buckles and buttons, with a noon health meal served by the host. Guests listed include Maurice Bert Hathorne and several Mrs. attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apel
Maurice Bert Hathorne
James Hay
Harold Kilton
Warren McIntire
Arthur Orr
Lemuel Preble
Nelson Rice
Walker
Ao Marston
Masttie
Dromore Grange Hosts Meeting and Social Evening
Dromore Grange held a Tuesday gathering with Helen Gagnon presiding. Members heard remarks from Mr and Mrs Charles Morse of Pomona Grange and discussed the next Pomona meeting in Richmond. A social hour followed with singing, readings, a penny match won by Pearl Barter, and a Scotch auction led by Clarence Spinney. A treasury boost was noted. The April 14 Farm Bureau meeting at the grange hall will feature Practical Home Decorations and lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Tuesda
Helen Gagnon
Dromore
Charles Morse
Morse
Sagadahoc
Pomona Grange
Enterprise Lee
Richmond
Past Masters Association
Pearl Barter
Clarence Spinney
Dromore Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Seaver Jr Returns Home From Army Post
Seaver Jr son of Mr and Mrs Grover of ee nentt had to waive home this evening or tomorrow from an Army post in New Jersey where he has been stationed for more than a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atest Seaver, Jr
Mr. and
Grover
Ee Nentt
New Jersey
Jersey
Bath People Noted In Some Tuesday Notice
A small local notice lists Bath residents mentioned on Tuesday in connection with an event or community matter. The readable fragments show names grouped under a local notice category, indicating civic or social acknowledgments within Bath.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florence
Treworgys
Brunswick, Maine
E. Bradley Carleton
Geraldine Stott
Judith and
Ardenne
Troy
N. Y
Switzerland
Kenneth Noyes
Howard Noyes
Beverly
Lawrence Palmer
Warren Davis
Walter Larrabee
Topsham
Joseph Larrabee
Laurence Burnham
Harold Cutting
Francis Bertrand
Percy Holbrook
Joseph Laban
Laurence
Normand Perry
Madison
Roland Carlton
Fred Rose
Bath Memorial Hospital
Dick Bowman
Larrabee's Grove
Georgetown
Charles Great
Llewellyn Rogers
Frank French
Lillian Bibber
Waterville
Elmer Williams
Jeanette
Howard Carlton
Arrowsie
John Perkins
Arthur Footer
Philip Burns
Houston
Leonard Smith
David
G. C. Smith
Joe
Joseph Stetson
Fred Larrabee
E. W. Haggett
Ladies Aid of the
Lifford Babbidge
Bel
Joanne Boudreau
Peck
Morse High School Friay
Marshall Boudreau
Carl Crane
Woodbury
George
Billy Burnham
Robert Burnham
Stanley
Carroll Wing
Earle Wing
R. G. Coolidge
Wayne
West Bath Grange
Bois
Temain
ROD and Gun Club
M’mann
ELKS
Sagadahoc Mothers Club
Red Geese
Teak House
Wanderers
Monts
Center Street
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