Community Notes and Personal Items from Bath and Vicinity
Local notices report fire permit plans at Bodwell Grange, a Bodwell sewing group meeting, and Winslow P T A food sale. Personal items list visits, hospital stays, births, deaths, and travel plans. Moose sighting near Henderson house. Choir rehearsals and Maundy Thursday service planned. sunrise service and breakfast details for Fort Baldwin and Popham area.
Birth of Roland George Goben at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Norman Goben of 74 Bhiff Road welcome son Roland George born March 12 at Memorial Hospital weighing five pounds four ounces. He remains for about a week. Mrs Goben returned home while Mr Goben, a U S Coast Guard member stationed at Salem Massachusetts, visited for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Goben
Bhiff Road
Roland George
Memorial Hospital
Goben
U. S. Coast Guard
Salem
Mass
Parker Head Community Notes Mar 20
Spelling champ Bo Gray of Parker Head to spell at Phippsburg Center April 3 with Miss Jui Wyman as another center champion. Easter service moved from Congregational to Small Point church. four Sundays after Easter University of Life at Bath begins. Residents attend church, study groups, and family visits across Sebasco, Mere Point, Dixon Island, and Bath. Navy service sends Albert Gray Jr. and George Ong. Doris Arndt wedding to Charles Harrington noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Gray
Parker Head
Phippsburg Center
Jui Wyman
Congregational
Seppa
Arthur Winslow
Windham
Russsell Turner
Turner
Sébasco
Leroy Hutchins, Jr
Bodwell
Herbert Doughty
Boston
Leslie Logan
William Hodgkins
Angie Mank
Eesak
Eault
Mr Rheault
Kenneth Wood
Bath
W. T. Wyman
Wyman
Kenneth Wyman
Mere Point
Leston Harrington
Bath Memorial Hospital
Lewis Lowell
Irene Libby
Lester Beals
Barbara Harrington
Clyde Moore
Gray
Clarence Sheffield
Fred Lowell
Earl Lowell
Harrington
Olive Deejay
Ray Kourian
Jack Sweeney
Bedford
Alston Oliver
Albert Gray
Perkins Island
Bernhard Carlsson
Dix Island
Dromore
Wednes
Carlsson
Laurence Morong
Bainbride, Md
Sally Lowell
George Ong
Army
Earl Hamel
Arthur Lear
Pa Nishet
Waldoboro
Harvey Perry
Loring Lowell
Sebasco
George Wilson
Bath and Seebasco
Eugene Ross
Small Point Wage
Peter Bush
Erie Ross
Sturday
Augusta
F. A. Libby
Buddy Watson
Virginia Lemont
Kathleen Lermont
Helen Lemont
Carrol
Rodney Brewer
Newport
R. I
Russell Turner
Small Point
Esther Brown
Shirley Hammond
Laura Lawrence
Forreston Wallace
Ethel Moore
Lisbon Falls
Walter Sweeney
West Bath
Lowells
Bernard Wyman
Anne Gray
Leslie Darling
Freelan King
Bowdoinham
Darlings
Ellene F. Harrington
Fairfield
Darling
Earl
Bill Lowell
Portland
Doris Arndt
Cleveland
Charles Harrington
Ludington
Mich
Masonic Hall
Dersham Family Moves Into New Home in Local Street
Mr and Mrs George Dersham and children Gail George Jr and Milton have moved into 27 Mechanic Street after returning from San Druno California They purchased from Mr and Mrs Reginald Soucie who have moved to 15 Office Drive Mr Dersham is on ten days leave from Newport Rhode Island and is stationed there Mrs Dersham is Grace Jewett daughter of Mr and Mrs Erastus Jewett of 1 Winslow Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dersham
Gail
George, Jr
Milton
San _ Druno
Calif
Mechanic Street
Reginald-Soucie
Soucie
Lambert Park
Office Drive
Dersham
Grace Jewett
Erastus Jewett
Winslow Street
Popham Beach community notes and local visits
Popham Circle met Wednesday with Mrs. H Spinney as residents plan to attend the University of Life in Bath in April. Bodwell grange held a meeting with third and fourth degrees and a baked beans supper. Many locals and guests from Dromore attended. Various Bath residents visited and hosted at homes, cottages, and weekend gatherings. Francis Parker of Salem Ware was at his cottage Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Msi
Bodwell Grange
Eve McIntyre
Mary Pratt
Arlene el
Marguerite i
Lillian Henderson
Eyes Lace
Gertrude Blaisdell
George Larrabee
Arthur Morse
Arthur Totman
Charles Holbrook
Cerorene
Bodwell
Fecce
BS Hall
Dromore Grange
Winnegance P. T. A
Bath
Donald Logan
Gordon Alden
Phippsburg P. T. A
Waterville
Fred Haggett
Frederick Minott
Memorial Hospital
Abbott Truman
Douglas
Joyce
York Beach
Thomas Otman
James Little
Caribou
Dromore
Phippsburg
Elliott
Victoria Dodge
Minnie Wallace
Thomas Totman
George Davis
Leonard Rainey
Bath Order of the DeMolay
Bangor
Gordon Berry
Worcester
Mass
Berry
Harland Maddocks
I. W. Rainey
Donald
New York
Capt
Logan
Spain
Donald, Jr
Elizabeth
N. J
Marlene Logan
Edward Hawkes
William Blaisdell
Arthur Perry
Jean Hunt
Mark Harrington
Eleanor Ball
Mapleton
Stann Gilman
Earle Perkins
Macy Whitehead
Portland
Batheens
Winnte
Sebasco Blaisdell
Eton
Bersidés
Tallorng Blaisdell
H. Macy Whitehead
Orono
Joe Bennett
Col. Bennett
States
Singapore
Bankok
Rangoon
Hong Kong
Manila
Lia i Yyierraca Os
Small Point Church
Charles L. Stevens
University of E
Edith Whitehead
Small Point
Francis Morse
Winnegwee
Ney Spinney
Popham
Elizabeth Jacob
Fort Baldwin
Nancy Spinney
Popham Circle
H. Spinney
University of Life In Bath
U.S. S. Mitscher
Bath Iron Works
Grange Hall
Margaret Oliver
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bert Young
Young
Popham Road
George Oliver
Willard
Roger
Gayle
Dixie
Marguerite McNulty
Barbara Sprague
Northampton
Walter E. Sprague
Fred H. Spinney
Ethel Moore
Forreston Wallace
Lewis Lowell
Parker Head
Lisbon Falls
Robert Moore
Indian Pond
Olga Carlson
Dix’s Island
Albert Gray
Edward P. Thomas
Thomas
Stanton C. Dozois
Richard
Exposition Building
L. H. Thayer
Robert Jewell
Wyman Farm
P. Edward de Berg
Walter Sweeney
Brunswick
Lewiston
Stanton-G Dozois
H. L. Carlisle
Coxs Head Dromore Extension Group Meets On Desserts
The Dromore group met to discuss Easy Desserts with Mrs Olga Carlson of Oxs Island attending. An upcoming May session led by Mrs De Berg will cover Short Cuts in Ironing under supervision at Central Maine Power Co Lewiston. Road washouts along Coxs Head road were repaired last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Extension Group
Dromore
Olga Carlson
Ox’s Island
Helen de Beery
Gladys Dozois
Central Maine Power Co
Lewiston
Walker
Blackmore
Hilda Haskell
de Berg
Chester A Plant Cleared to Return Home
Chester A Plant, after several weeks as a Memorial hospital patient, has been discharged and returned to 357 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A Plant
Memorial Hospital
High Street
Bay Point Community Notes Echo Visits and Travel
Local residents report a string of visits and movements from West Bath to Five Islands road. Kenneth Crafts rests with his mother in Auburn for a shoulder injury while at Lewiston doctors. Bay Point and Bath residents recall trips to Orr’s Island Bailey Island and Portland. Empire State dock stop charms Midshipmen amid Maine Maritime Academy cruise. multiple families host guests and share social gatherings at cottages and homes along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Safford
West Bath
Sumner Mains
Kenneth Crafts
Sybil Crafts
Auburn
Rand
Lewiston
Thomas Hagan
Orr's Island
Bailey Island
Herbert Gillie
Sylvie Warren
Five Islands Road
Florida
Leon Harvey
Wright
Bay Point
Wayland
N. Y
John Conley
Somerville
Mass
Brunswick
James Stevens
Five Islands
H. M. Powers
Louisa Howard
Bath
Hubert Gillis
Thomas Hagann
Paul Berry
Alice Norton
Walter Emery
Bath Bay Point residents urged to donate to Cancer Fund
Mrs. Thomas Hagan will solicit Bay Point residents again this year for their donations in support of the Cancer Fund. Two Bay Pointers, Thomas Hagan and George Renaud, were aboard an all day cruise off the Maine coast as Bath Iron Works crew members. Friends of Mrs. Arthur Maxwell are concerned about her illness in Mercy Hospital in Portland and wish her a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Thomas Hagan
George Renaud
Bath Iron Works
Arthur Maxwell
Mercy Hospital
Portland
L. M. Spinney
Herbert McIntire
Kenneth Crafts
Connecticut
Arthur Tibbe
Bath Little League to Meet Friday at City Hall
Team representatives and player agents for Bath's Little League meet at 7 p.m. Friday in City hall auditorium. Howard Farr, league president, said agents will report on new recruits for the program set the season's schedule and arrange a spring training. Coaches managers and others are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
City Hall Auditorium
Howard Farr
Farr
Muskrat Season Opens. One 7-Pounder Bagged by Officer
Patrolman Robert Hatch answered a call from 13 Office Drive and found a muskrat trapped in a window well. The animal had fallen in overnight while trying to reach a basement window. Hatch shot the muskrat to remove it, marking the season's first harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hatch
Office Drive
Irald S. Barter
Hatch
Birthday Party for Karen Ella Ricker Turns Four
Karen Ella Ricker daughter of Commander and Mrs Richard W Ricker celebrated her fourth birthday with a party at her grandparents home on Edgett Street. Games and refreshments followed a decorated cake cut by Karen and her mother. Guests included Sharon Ann Milliken Stephen King Sue King David King and Ricky King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Ella Ricker
Comdr
Richard W. Ricker
Arthur W. King
Edgett Street
Karen
Sharon Ann Milliken
Stephen
Sue King
David King
Ricky
Bath supporters praise effort to keep state children's home open
A letter from Mr and Mrs Harrison Greenleaf of Vergennes Vermont praises Bath Maine for backing the continued operation of the State Military and Naval Children's Home. They stress the home’s social impact on Maine youths and the value of preventing delinquency, noting public concern and citizen involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BATH
Independent
Maine
Dromore Extension Grange Session Plans April Meeting
The Dromore Extension group met at the grange hall and planned an April meeting with subs to be presented by Miss Hilda Haskell of Lewes Your Living Room. A noon meal featured beef stew cabbage rolls tapioca cream and more as the group discussed civil defense menus and emergency feeding guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore
Grange Hall
Addie Seavey
Ing
S Ing
Topsham Grange
Hom
Hilda Haskell
Lewes
Sarah Hilton
Ida Nordlund
Helen Quimby
Civil Defense
Augusta
Community Meeting Planned At First Baptist Church
Bath P 3A notes a Tuesday afternoon council meeting with members and Joseph Dauphin. A brief business segment precedes a social hour and a planned April 7 gathering at First Baptist. Invitations are extended to WCTU groups in Br wick, Richmond and Be to attend. Attendees bring box lunches and beverages will be served. The committee includes Mr Gladys Farley Mrs Hill and Mrs Mary with a hostess at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vest
Joseph Dauphin
Antion
First Baptist
WCTU
Brwick
Richmond
Beto
Gladys Farley
Hill
Mary
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Raymond Leigh
Patricia
Gertrude Stewart
Robert Beals
John G. Morse, Jr
Jacob
Norman Markham
Inslow
James L. Morse
Raymond McIntyre
Town Hall
William Blaisdll
Moose
Henderson House
Benjamin Moore
Tram
eThae
Greenblatt’s Paint & Wallpaper Store
Front Street
Bath, Maine
Parker
Popham Beach
Cox
Little League Meeting
Muskrat
Vergennes
Vermont
Most
Mrs
Harrison Greenleaf
Vergennes, Vt
Smith-Tobey Post
A. L. Drum and Bugle Corps
Legion
Willian Milliken
Legion Hall
Washington Street
James W. Jordan
Pine Street
Central Maine General Hospital
Jordan
George Bartlett
Council
Che Avrolet
Chevrolet
Brooke Chevrolet
Center Street
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