Wiscasset seniors honor Principal Sewall on birthday
A Wiscasset academy senior assembly honored Principal Charles S. Sewall as his birthday arrived with a program including songs, a talk by Lieut. Robert H. Applin, and a war bond gift from student Elaine Monto. The event noted Sewall plans to retire at year end and Mrs. Sewall received flowers.
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Wiscasset Academy
Charles S. Sewall
America, the Beautiful
George G. Chiera
Billy Townsend
Robert H. Applin
U.S.N
San Francisco
Aleutian Islands
Hawaiian Islands
Panama Canal
United States
Lieut
Applin
Maine
Elaine Monto
Sewall
Mr. Sewall
Mason
Birch Point
William H. Burton
Burton
Wiscasset
United National Clothing Collection
Raymond B. Sherman
War talk on German underground and crops strengthening positions
The group discussed postwar issues noting Germany's defeat but acknowledging the underground resistance remains a challenge. They also mentioned weapons and American crops from fields strengthening our overseas position in a way underground forces cannot shake.
Morse High junior class play Camp Calamity prepared
The Morse High School English Department announces the junior class comedy Camp Calamity by James Reach and Monte Kleban. Rehearsals are underway under Mrs. Albert Coombs with Miss Muriel Pouliot assisting. A children matinee is set for May 21 and the evening show for May 22 in the Morse High auditorium.
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James Reach
Monte Kleban
Albert Coombs
Morse High School
Muriel Pouliot
Hank Evans
Richard Foley
Priscilla Evans
Penny
Betty Anderson
Hammy Merryweather
William Barter
Caarleyhorse Edwards
Edmund Hagan
Caarlote Hennessey
Chic
Joanne Heal
Barbara van Zand
Bobby
Barbara Prency
M.ke O'Brien
Charles Godfrey Rocaelle Rhodes
Rocky
Vivian White
Richards Robinson Wedding in May at St Marys Church
Marie D Robin son and Pvt Romeo A Richards wed at St Marys Catholic church on Saturday May 5 at 2 pm Rev Fr John Cummings officiated Attendants were Juliette Richards and Charles McCarthy A reception followed at Amer Saturday evening The couple departed for Camp Croft S C where Pvt Richards will be stationed Luzon island in the Philippines covers 40 814 square miles and is the largest in the archipelago
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Edmund C. Robinson
Marie D. Robinson
Romeo A. Richards
Henry Richards
Brunswick
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Fr John Cummings
Juliette Richards
Charles McCarthy
Amer
Mrs. Richards
Camp Croft
S.C
Pvt. Richards
West Bath P T A elects officers and plans June festival
At the West Bath May meeting the P T A elected officers for the year including President Mrs Leon Belanger Jr and Vice President Mrs Forest Barter. A June 1 indoor festival at Littlefield School was organized with Mrs G C Smith as general chairman and refreshments managed by Mrs Alton Mitchell and Mrs Forest Barter. Superintendent Loring R Addison attended and led an open forum on school matters.
Local Greetings Share News of Visitors and Family Events
Trafton Swain enjoyed three days visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Swain and her sister stayed with parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Larrabee and returned with Mr. Swain to York village. Henry Footer of Boston visited with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Renshaw. Howard Carlton and Robert Maass Sr. were guests of John Perkins. Pfc. Francis Stover was a Monday guest and was wounded in Germany and received the Purple Heart. Stanley Rose on short leave with wife and son Frankie. Charles Nelson of Bath at their Rosedale cottage for the season. Stephen Burnham spent Sunday with grandparents. Mrs. Frank Mango, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Booker, improving after surgery.
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Arthur L. Bryant, Jr
Main Street
Alaskan
Robert MacAfee
Old Bath Road
Sgt
MacAfee
Louisiana
Hollis Erskine
Corpus Christie
Texas
Katherine Perkins
Bremerton
Wash
Harold S. Perkins
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Silas J. Doe
Charles T. Doe
Cheshire, Conn
East Edgecomb
Emma J. Stinson
High Street
Wiscasset
Stanley D. Dodge
Davis Island
Dorothy Thompson
Elaine
Bath Iron Works
Lawrence Coffin
Joseph Coffin
Aas
Sao Paulo
Brazil
United States
Edmund J. Ingalls
Lee Street
St. Phillips Church
West Bath P. T. A
Littlefield School
Leon Belanger, Jr
Forest Barter
Lydia Helms
Loring Small
G. C. Smith
Alton Mitchell
Loring R. Addison
Alpha Booker
Mitchell
William White
Wilbert Small
Conrad Caron
Brunswick
Charles F. Small
Caron
Conrad
Rose Belanger
Leon Belanger
Henry Boudreau
John Hinds
Harpswell
Robert Snow
U.S.A
Ernest Snow
Fletcher Waterman
Dorothy Owens
California
Ednar Owens
Melford Perham
Janice
Harry Cornish
West Bath
Florida
Mr. Perham
Perham
Bath Memorial Hospital
Roy Moore
Scott Maxson
San Francisco
Calif
U.S.N
Raymond Crocker
Warren Babbidge
Babbidge
H. Briggs
Shirley Carroll
Laurence Moore
Portland
Walter Larrabee
Billy
Fred Larrabee
Edward Mank
Woolwich
Mank
U. S. Navy
Davisville
R. I
Boston
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Leonard Smith
David
Sampson
Kenneth Knapp
Richmond
Irving Layton
Normand Beaulieu
Joe
Graydon Smith
Joseph Smith
Douglass Airfield
Joseph Stetson
Ernest Robichaud
Us.a
Camp Edwards
Joseph Robichaud
Hayden Rogers
Rumford
Llewellyn Rogers
Arthur Nicoll
Ordnanceman 2/c
Hawaiian Islands
Edward Sampson
Dummer Street
Perry Cove
Virgil Libby
Waterville
Percy Holbrook
Joseph—Larrabee
Trafton Swain
Courtney Stover
Stover
Germany
Stanley E. Rose
AMM 2/c
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Frankie
Fred Rose
Charles Nelson
Bath
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Stephen Burnham
Irving Burnham
Frank Mango
George Booker
Maine General Hospital
West Bath Grange Hears Report on Minstrel Show
West Bath grange members heard a May ball and minstrel show report from secretary Mrs Ethel MacDonald at Friday meeting. Lecturer Mrs Thelma Sylvester presented songs, a poem Maybaskets read by Mrs Gladys Deehan with Quinda Pecci in a May basket, and a skit by Princes Young and Marie White.
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Ethel MacDonald
Thelma Sylvester
Annie Roonie
Adeline
Reginald Farnham
Gladys Deehan
Quinda Pecci
Herbert Simpson
Edwin W. Haggett
Princes Young
Marie White
Dorothy Pecci
Florence Farnham
Bertha Davis
Grange Minstrels Delight West Bath Crowd
West Bath Grange hosts a minstrel show Friday evening drawing a large audience. Acts include Claire Martin singing It Had To Be You, Keith Crockett saxophone, Miss Natalie Hagan dance numbers, and a finale of There’s a Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere. Directors were Mrs. Florence Farnham and Mrs. Esther Andrews.
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West Bath Grange
Claire Martin
Vivian White
Tarantella
Keith Crockett
Madam Slap Happy
Natalie Hagan
Whispering Allen Wilkie
Frances Young
Beverly Curran
Vivian
Marie White
Philip Ames
Arthur Berry
William Pomeroy
Robert Farnham
Twelfth Street
Ray Beverly Curran
Moonlight Bay
Dem Golden Slippers
John Howe
Dave Henderson
Reginald Farnham
Carleton Andrews
Rough Riders
Florince Farnham
Esther Andrews
Woolwich First Baptist Church News and Events
Woolwich First Baptist Church in Woolwich Center hosts morning service at 10 with a message by Mrs. J. M. Gowdey titled A Mother's Prayer. A special prayer service aligns with a presidential proclamation for May 13 as a day of prayer. Church school follows, B Y F meets at 6:45, and evening service at 7:30 on Fifth Chapter of Acts.
Montsweag Farm Bureau Holds All Day Sewing Clinic
Montsweag Farm Bureau conducted an all day session at the Good Will clubhouse in Sagadahoc Ferry with Miss Joyce Johnson of Rockland leading the program on sewing machine care and operation. Attendees cleaned five machines, heard demonstrations on attachments and stitching different materials, and heard plans for a June 7 meeting with William Woodward in charge of laundry care.
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Good Will
Sagadahoc Ferry
Joyce Johnson
Rockland
Norman Drummond
Arrowsic
Harry Wallace
Lemuel Preble
Woolwich
Charles Moore
Bath
William Woodward
Maurice Shea
Roy Moore
Zina Eaton
Phippsburg
Gladys Paradis
Ralph Steen
Arrowise
Nelson Rice
Melvin Howe
Dale
Forrest Baker
Rose Baker
Woolwich Leaders in Cancer Drive Begin Fifth Year
Mrs Forrest Baker of Woolwich is chairman for the Cancer Drive entering its fifth year. She named workers across districts including Barley Neck Road and State Road Montsweag areas with numerous volunteers such as Mrs Chester Leeman and Mrs Ossian Dodge. Sagadahoc county commander Miss Marjorie Mayberry joined the Bath and Woolwich session.
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Forrest Baker
Woolwich
Barley Neck Road
Chester Leeman
Carlton Squiers
State Road
Montsweag
Ossian Dodge
Forrest Carlton
Fernald Bailey
Sagadahoc Ferry
Charles Haley
Percy Marston
Edward Burns
Frank Carlton
Waldo Hawthorne
Montsweag Road
Murphy’s Corner
James Dunton
Woolwich Center
Clarence Tanner
North Woolwich
William Thornton
Wilbur Howe
Nequasset
Guy Cromwell
Anthony Dodge
Day's Ferry
Clayton Armstrong
James Thorpe
Marjorie Mayberry
Esther Cooper
Auburn
Sagadahoc
Bath
District 3 P T A to Meet Tuesday at Cosmopolitan Club
District No 3 P T A will hold its upcoming meeting Tuesday at the Cosmopolitan club at 2 p m Mrs Hamblett district president will introduce Edmund Ritchie Maine Congress first vice president as guest speaker The program includes reports on the Canning Center Project Summer Round up and a Burns talk by William Turpie Also a committee meeting is announced for Monday at 3 45 p m in the parish house Birthday party details note Master Peter Paul Smith son of Mr and Mrs Paul E Smith celebrated his fifth birthday with a pink and white decorated table and gifts Attendees listed include Jerry and Jackie Bennett Harry and Nancy Dehala Charles Caswell Teddy and Donna Young and others.
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O.E.S
Masonic Hall
William H. Morton
Star Club
Bertha Laboudis
Veterans’ Facility
Togus
Pemaquid
Daughters of the American Revolution
Henry W. Webb
High Street
Continental Congress
Laura Chrey
Edna Furbder
Hermitage
Alfred Crab
Ellsworth Thane
Irving Stone
Lillian Corey
Wiscasset Academy
First Congregational Church
Keith Bachelder
Valeria Bean
Billie Ingram
Helen Knight
Elliot Munsey
Donald Munsey
Aurolyn Rines
Bertha Wakefield
Woman's Club of
Wiscasset
Charles E. Cowley
B. C. Redennett
Harold Haggett
Academy
Gregg
Clara Dow
Elaine Monto
Carlene Shea
Marilyn Petrie
Christian Science Monitor
Frank M. Haggett
Federal Street
Henry van Bergen Nash
John F. Wright
Nash
Marco Club
Congregational Parsonage
Bernice Bailey
Ruby Heigham
Freda Brown
William Corsette
W. S. Voorhees
North Center
Oak Street
Hamblett
Cosmopolitan Club
Edmund Ritchie
Maine Congress
Joseph I. Smith
Canning Center
Daniel H. Matter
Norman Howard
John Parker
William Turpie
Robert Burns
Turpie
Voorhees
Peter Paul Smith
Paul E. Smith
Lark Street
Peter
Jerry Bennett
Jackie Bennett
Harry Bennett
Nancy Dehalathe
Charles Caswell
Teddy Brown
Donna Young
Skippy Young
Cherry Young
Tommy Brewer
Sandra Philbrook
Wedding of Elizabeth Deering and Frederick P Moffatt
Bay Point reports the wedding of Elizabeth Deering and Frederick P Moffatt held Saturday evening in Bath. Attendees included Mrs Super Mains Louisa Howard and the Campbell family. News notes: Mrs Harry Stone of Lewiston improving, Edna Coolidge visited Bath, and garden peas two inches high despite weather.
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Elizabeth Deering
Frederick P. Moffatt
Walter Moor
Fred Stro
Hallowell
N 'Vajo
Edna Coolidge
Dale Whittaker
George Gates
M Gates
Resolutions for Charlotte L Buck of Riverside Cemetery
The Riverside Cemetery Association records express deep sorrow at the death of Charlotte L Buck a beloved teacher and longtime secretary. The resolution notes her kindness and service to the association and community and extends sympathy to her brother, requesting copies be sent to the Bath Independent for publication.
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Riverside Cemete Association
Membe
Charlotte L. Buck
Riverside Cemetery Associati
Scho
Riveside Cemetery Association Inn Times
Colle
Riverside Cemery Association
Bath
Flora A. Hathorn
Resolution of Grover Cemetery Association for Ella Shaw
The Reaper claimed Ella Shaw, the beloved elder of Grover Cemetery Association. The report notes her genial, cordial nature and her regular visits to the young, affectionately called Aunt Ella. A resolution requests a memorial copy in the association records, a copy to the bereaved family, and publication in The Bath Independent.
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Grover Cemetery Association
Ella Shaw
Ella
Bath
Consolation to Ruth Blaisdell’s Family in Bath Independent
A sympathy notice from Mrs Flora A Hathorn expresses consolation for the death of Ruth Blaisdell. It recalls her selfless help to others and faith in reunion after death. A copy of the consolation is to be sent to the bereaved and published in The Bath Independent.
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Remov
Belove
Ruth Blaisdell
Bath
Flora A. Hathorn
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