Second edition of Old Wis et edited for public libraries
A second edition of Old Wis et edited by Juppagett is available at the public library. The piece notes years since its open, with a new print run and a foreword by Beraren. Community notices follow about district meetings, lodge activities, church events, school fairs, and local sports results including Wiscasset basketball scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juppagett
Beraren
William D
Arambec Lodge
Norway
Chester Pendleton
Raymon Sherman
Elmer Wickham
Charles Sewall
Rensel H. Colby
Harry L. Bradford
Bath Road
Woman's Club
Lawrence—Averill
Huntoon Hill
Pagecome
Huntoon Hill Grange
Ethel Reed
Thorne’s Corner
Lewiston
Montsweag Bay
Wiscasset High School
Lee Hall
Huntoon Hill Grange Hall
Boosters’ Club
Masonic Hall
Redskins
Wiscasset
Lincoln Academy
Thomaston
Appleton
Richmond
Waldoboro
Rockport
Warren
Union
Bulwer
Wiscasse
Bridge
Rebekah District Meeting Attends Lodge in Cumberland Mills
Local social notes list ladies attending the Rebekah district meeting at Congin Rebekah lodge in Cumberland Mills. Other items mention Easter visit by Miss Bella Frazier and her UMaine roommate, Graydon Fowles’ weekend home, Gordon Petrie’s Bentley School guest stay, illnesses and family visits, Florida vacations, returnees from Cambridge, and a surprise stork shower for Mrs Elaine Verney with many friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Setter
Forest Johnson
Harold Maybury, Jr
Robert Sutter
Delmas Leighton
Rebekah
Congin Rebekah Lodge
Cumberland Mills
Bella Frazier
Robert Frazier
University of Maine
Miss Frazier
Graydon Fowles
University
Churchill Street
Gordon Petrie
Bentley School of Accounting
Boston
Donald M. Petrie
High Street
Joseph Coffin
Davis Island
Falmouth
C. J. DiPerri
Florida
Stanley W. Dodge
Barbara Knowlton
Augusta
Leslie Sullivan
Hooper Street
Elaine Verney
Roy L. Dow
Mrs Flanders 75 Dies After Residence in Several Cities
Mrs. Fred Flanders 75 died at her daughter Mrs Dewey Payne home where she lived for years. Born in Waldoboro daughter of Nelson Kaler she attended Waldoboro schools then moved to Auburn and later Wisconsinette Funeral services were Tuesday from Waltz Funeral Home with interment in North Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Flanders
Nellie E. Flanders
Dewey Payne
Waldoboro
Nelson Kaler
Auburn
Wiscasset
Waltz
North Auburn
Rev Arvid Anderson Named Director Of Pine Haven Camp
Rev Arvid Anderson will direct Pine Haven Day Camp in Sewall's Woods run by Bath Girl Scout Council. Camp runs July 9 to July 20 with five days weekly for girls age seven to 15. The camp committee includes Mrs. Butcher as chair and Mrs. Bailey secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvid Anderson
Pine Haven
Frank H. Butcher
Ernest J. Bailey
Roy I. Lawrence
Clyde Ambrose
William A. Niss
Moody Flint
Arthur M. Bowker
Nimard Fifield
Lionel Lessard
W. P. Marks
Zylpha Richardson
Henry Souc
Otisfield
Cedar Cove
Litchfield
Butcher
Mrs Hunt of Bangor Visits Sebasco Friends
Mrs John H Hunt of Bangor will spend the remainder of her visit as a guest of Mr and Mrs Warren Davis after visiting daughter Mrs Chester Wilson and family of Sebasco and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hunt
Bangor
Chester Wilson
Sebasco
Warren Davis
Easter Cruise Highlights Woolwich Group on Maine Ship
A Woolwich delegation including Capt and Mrs Frank J Walker and Rep and Mrs Frank R Bailey joined 150 guests for an Easter Sunday cruise aboard the Maine Maritime Academy training ship American Sailor. The outing from Portland to Castine featured a buffet lunch, sunny seas, and travel sponsored by Gov and Mrs Payne and the Maritime Commission. Castine visitors boarded buses for Augusta Lewiston and Portland as the three months tropical voyage to reach 7500 miles with 194 midshipmen ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Maritime Academy
Woolwich
Frank J. Walker
Frank R. Bailey
State Pier
Portland
Castine
Ralph Leavitt
Augusta
Lewiston
Maine
Woolwich Grange Presents Fine Community Program
Woolwich Grange offered a varied program on Wednesday featuring singing readings comedy skits and a stage operation. Performers included Mrs Beatrice Bailey Ruth Soule Patricia Bailey Carol Oliver Fred Hathorne Leon Hathorne Doris Haley Bernice Bailey Clyde Bailey Fernald Bailey and Josephine Johnson with Jessie Spaulding at the piano. The April 4 meeting will be hosted by the Hone and Community Welfare Committee with Gladys Hathorne Doris Haley and Jessie Spaulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange
The
Grange
Beatrice Bailey
Jake
Ruth Soule
Mocking Bird Hill
Patricia Bailey
Carol Oliver
Fred Hathorne
Hazel McIntire
Ella Robson
Herbert McIntire
Leon Hathorne
Doris Haley
Donald Robson
Bernice Bailey
Clyde Bailey
Fernald Bailey
Patrick Johnson
Old Rugged Cross
Josephine Johnson
Freda
Hathorne
Joan Johnson
Doris Bailey
Jessie Spaulding
Hone and Community Welfare Committee
Gladys Hathorne
Marion Bailey
West Bath Social Notes Roundup of Neighboring Visits
West Bath residents share family news visits to Bath, Freeport, and Gardiner. Mr and Mrs Russell Estes welcome a daughter born March 24 at Bath Memorial hospital. Numerous weekend gatherings include the Murphy and Baird families with Raymond Bridges in Wiscasset, and trips to Lewiston and Brunswick for business and family matters. The Easter concert at First Baptist Bath features Carl Graves Jr and David. Ice has disappeared from New Meadows lake as farm bureau met with strong attendance at the grange hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aowos
Wistence G. Kraus
Wollaston
Mass
Paul Pitman
Day’s Ferry
Pitman
Kraus
Boothbay Harbor
Wallace Ham Day
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Canasta Club
Ethel Cornish
Anne Page
Gertrude Brown
Carter
Evartgeline Guptill
Hazel Crocker
Betty Gordon
Lenesta Ham
Ruth Creamer
Peggy Hathorne
Edmund Hayward
Kenneth
Sharon
East Weymouth
Melvin Howe
Tuessie Hall
Brian M. Jewett
Philadelphia
Pars
John B. McNeish
Duncan
Wellesley
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mary Wright
Wellesley Wright
Paul
John
Bowdeinham
Eugenia Bartlett
Richmond
Ernest Getchell
Montsweag
Milton Hathorne
Woolwich
Warren McNeal
Bath
Sebago Lake
Clyde Dearborn
New Auburn
Charles Payne
West Bath
Freeport
Warren Babbidge
Larrabee’s Grove
Herbert Murphy
Henry
Patrick
Robert Baird
Janice
Raymond Bridges
Wiscasset
F. W. Deehan
Ethel Burns
Carl, Jr
David
Carl Graves
First Baptist Church
Laura Whitmore
B. F. Whitmore
Gardiner
New Meadows Lake
Edward Robichaud
Teddy
Lewiston
Warren Davis
Laurance Palmer
Brunswick
Robert Burnham
Irving Burnham
West Bath Grange Meeting Features Debate and Talent
West Bath Grange met Monday night under Verna Grover with community singing by Bessie Merriman of Harraseekett. Richard Paradis of Brunswick entertained with tap numbers. Hazel White sang with Mr. Coombs at the piano. The group debated if modernizing the farm warrants debt, and a spelling bee, skit, and penny march followed. Pomona lecturer Eleanor Ripley spoke briefly. guests included Kenneth Percival of Ayer, Mass. Supper will be served at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Verna Grover
Bessie Merriman
Harraseektt Grange
Freeport
Richard Paradis
Brunswick
LaForrest Coombs
Frank Carver
Hazel White
Mr. Coombs
Courtney Stover
John Howe
Verl MecNelly
Florence McCall
Teddy Gaudreau
Peter Pinson
Herbert Paul Simpson
James Royal
Dorothy Gaudreau
Eleanor Ripley
Topsham
Pomona
Kenneth Percival
Ayer
Mass
Enterprise Grange
Richmond
Doctor Lombard to Speak at Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Dr Reginald T Lombard a Portland native and World War II veteran will address the Memorial hospital auxiliary Tuesday at 730 PM at the Central Congregational church parish house The session includes a business meeting and refreshments Dr Lombard will discuss European hospital experiences women in hospitals Bowdoin College and Yale Medical School educated and a Portland OB GYN with Maine General Mercy and Maine Eye and Ear affiliations He served 56 months in the Army including Europe with the rank of colonel His wife is Dorothy Jewett sister of J Edward Drake Jr of Bath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald T. Lombard
Portland
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Central Congregational Church
Lombard
Bowdoin College
Yale Medical School
City officials adopt scaled salaries for city departments
The city enacts detailed pay scales for officers and staff across departments including Clerk, Treasurer, Solicitor, Police, Fire, Public Welfare, Highway, Cemetery, Park, Assessors, and City Physician. Salaries range from 35 yearly for the City Almaner to over 4,500 for the Treasurer, with six month step increases and per diem or hourly rates for several positions. A jailor and extra clerical staff are noted, plus car allowances and bond requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Welfare Department
Sue Ee
Cemetery and Park Department
Cemetery
Board of Tax Assessors Department
Ward 1
Inc
Ward 7
Board of Assessors
Chamber of Commerce Elects Officers at City Hall Meeting
At a forenoon session in City Hall the Chamber of Commerce elected H Rodney Brooke as press fast, Wilfred E Guerin as secretary, and George Nugent as treasurer for the coming year. The group planned the annual meeting and installation of officers and voted to appropriate 75 for float repairs and maintenance at the city landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
H. Rodney Brooke
Wilfred E. Guerin
George Nugent
City Landing
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Front Street
Pine Haven Camp
Sewall’s Woods
Ernest Stilphen, Jr
Woolwich Center Baptist Church
Clarence Tanner
Nequasset Congregational Church
Francena Cromwell
John Anderson
Robert Ramsay
Bill Foss
Forest Baker
William Robson
Ellsworth Colby
Horace Wade
Merle Jameson
Ruth Cromwell
Louella
Priscilla
Hazel Presley
Vivian
Everson Stinson
Edwold Carter
Ralph Knowles
Alice Colby
Herbert Leeman
Chester Leeman
Wayne
Norris Waltz
Damariscotta
Chester Leéman
William Sylvester, Sr
Sagadahoc Ferry
Matthow A. Doak
Day
Charles H. Hunnewell
Russell Estes
DR. Lombard
tRican Medica Association
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