Chaise Rock Hidden on Phippsburg Riverbank
Local readers recall Captain James Perkins who photographed the Chaise Rock landmark from the river half a century ago. The rock sits amid Spinney Perry passage between Bridge Hill and Reed urn, once a visible navigational marker now veiled by young growth.
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Bath
Georgetown
Tenter
Hiram Stevens
Register of Deeds
Ffke
James Arkins
Popham Beach
Sagadaho County
Susierbour
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Hools
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Est Point School
Staney Gilman
Ann
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J. K Bowker
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Walter McCourt
Fter
Ilness
George Beals
Stoney Brook Road
Hyde Windlass Co
James E. Little
Erald
Carrie Little
Ian Little
Edith Little
Pleasant View Run
William Brown
Leslie Dyer
Dyer
Fishing Season Opens Strong Across Rangeley Maine
Rangeley Maine May 2 reports opening fishing season with landlocked salmon and brook trout already active. Guides note hotter fishing expected by May 5 and through the month, with Green Ghost and 9-3 streamers favored. Local camps open mid May and travel routes from Boston and New York shown. notes on local guides and service personnel accompany the piece.
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Rangeley
Maine
Rangeley Lake
Henry True
Mooselucmegantic
Richardson Lakes
True’s
Moontide Springs
Badger’s
Bald Mountain
Sagamore Camps
Rangeley Tavern
Mountain View Hotel
Mooselucmegantic Lake
Upper Dam
Barker's
Information Bureau
New York
State of Maine
Farmington
Boston
Belgrade Station
Aroostook
Parker Head community notes on meetings and local activities
The Parker Head honor roll committee met at the town hall with Selectmen Greene and Davis authorizing a triangle for the honor roll. P.T.A. sewing circle and Girl Scouts held events, with badges awarded and plans for a scrap paper drive. Numerous family visits, church services, and school updates accompany reports on perfect attendance, new library additions, and forthcoming committee meetings. Memorial day plans and local projects include cemetery cleanup and cancer drive efforts.
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Earl Lowell
George Morong
Eugene Harrington
Harold Barkalow
Bernard Wyman
Town Hall
Greene and Davis
P.T.A. Sewing Circle
Turner McCarty
Sandra Mank
Popham Girl
Parker Head
West Point
Popham Patrol
Kentucky
Leona Harmon
Sidney Dee
Bath
Parker
P.T.A
Boys’ Club
H. D. Mank, Sr
Sally
Bill Lowell
Raymond
Beryla Nisbet
Barbara
David Harrington
Harriet Wyman
Francis
Albert
Edward
Joyce Gray
Beverly
Mary Moore
Prince and the Pauper
Jo’s Boys
Bob
Son of Battle
Tom Sawyer
Leston Harrington
John Rollins
W. H. Wyman
Blaisdell
Rollins
Nisbet
Moore
Cemetery Association
Leston Harrington, Jr
Richard Dozois
Bob Moore
Holliston
Mass
Clyde
Clayton Moore
Elmer Allard
Allie Rollins
Walter Cushing
Lewiston
LaForrest Wyman
Solange Reno
Rosalie Richards
Alphonse Galarneau
Lubec
Clark
John W. Libby
Us.n
Popham
Clarence Blaisdell
Maurice Blaisdell
Phippsburg
Parke Head
Charles Blaisdell
Lewis Lowell
Cooper's Mills
Francis Landers
Local notes and births in Bath area orbit wartime family news
Lt Kenneth R Goodwin USCG and wife welcome a son Kenneth Richard Jr born March 10 in New London Conn Lt Goodwin is son of Mr and Mrs Martin F Goodwin of Concord Mass and Cox Head He is stationed at St Petersburgh Fla Major Paul Goodwin is serving on Iwo Jima Cpl Albion Johnson has returned to his home in West Bath after furlough spent at a cottage on Dix Island He is with a US Army hospital in California Other local residents are visiting or hosting weekend gatherings at farms and cottages in Woolwich Bath Dix Island and Arrowsic plus a note on Pvt Frederick Thomas recovering from wounds in England receiving the Purple Heart Christmas-party style details included.
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USCG
Goodwin
Kenneth Richard Jr
New London
Conn
Martin F. Goodwin
Concord
Mass
Cox’ Head
St. Petersburgh
Fla
Paul Goodwin
Iwo Jima
Albion Johnson
West Bath
Dix Island
California
Lawrence Thayere
Stephen
Wyman Farm
Pvt
Frederick Thomas
U.S.A
England
Arthur Stinson
Woolwich
Stanton Dozois
Massachusetts
Bernhard Carlsson
Nathaniel Percy
Bath and
Arrowsie
Auburn
Thomas Percy
New York
Dunlap Hatch
Rover
B. Hatch
Stanley ‘Hatch
Dunlap
Lester Morse
Judy
Winnegance
Moses Chandler
Alvin Pusnard
Bowdoinnam
Stanley Hyde
Yarmouth
Ledgewoood
Niles Cameron
Portland
Cameron
Pauline Cameron
Guy Crowley
L. E. Gayton
Alice Ross
Gaytons Galllee
Popham Beach community notes and upcoming events
Leona Harmon featured home mission slides at Popham Library evening service. Regular Sunday services and youth Sunday school schedules given. Girl Scouts meet Saturday at Society Hall. Boys Club outing postponed due to weather. Local updates include military news, lighthouse repairs, driftwood for cottage fires, water concerns from a damaged dike, new fish and shellfish business, school attendance and spelling honors, and residents preparing cottages for summer.
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Leona Harmon
Popham Library
Society Hall
Berl Svet
Ernest Spinney
Sgt
Fred Spinney
Third Army
Germany
Spinney
Fort Popham
Mens
Atkins’ Bay
Elisha Bridges
Leon Oliver
Bertha Newdick
Gloria Oliver
Edmund Wallace
Robert Small
Charles Leonard
Elizabeth Leonard
Mary Newdick
Walter Newdick
Ernest Oliver
Robert Morong
Cary Wallace
Richard Small
Gerald Morong
Ellen Newdick
Willizsam Wallace
Merrill Oliver
Virginia Perkins
Senator Bishop Replies To Letter Of Woolwich Man
The Bath Times prints Senator Bishop’s reply to Carlton Day Reed of Woolwich disputing statements about state policy, stem boats, and cattle breeding. He defends record, notes a past Maine law effort, and cites agricultural ties while listing local weekend visitors and community notes.
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Woolwich
Carlton Day Reed
Bath Times
Press Herald
Sagadahoe County
Newell
Maine
Reed
Portland
Maine debt debate on port bonds and New Deal policy
The author argues Maine bonded debt stands at 17 million dollars and port project bonds would add 10.5 million, a 62 percent rise. They contend such debt burdens future generations and critique the New Deal idea of spending into prosperity. They warn against government overreach and note the discussion continued on Page Five.
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