Rich mond Junior Declamations Lead Friday Night Recital
Richmond high school auditorium hosted junior declamations with eight speakers from class of 22. Marjorie Rice won first for Mickeys Marker, Irene Fisher second for Honey, Jean Morris third for Janice Entertains Her Sisters Beau. Girls Glee Club sang Spring Song and Sundown. prizes of 5 3 and 2 given by sophomore class. judges Willis Mac Comb Ruth LeMoyne and Mrs Leone Sherburne.
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Marjorie Rice
Mickey
Irene Fisher
Willis MacComb
Bridge Academy
LeMoyne
Leone Sherburne
Dresden
Thomas Hagan
Glenn White
Robert Gibbs
Hagan
Amy Bradley
U. W
C.W
Viola James
Venessa Beedle
Augusta Jewett
Sadie Waltz
Paul ‘Batchelder
Methodist Church
Alfred Ives
George Volz
Richmond
Richmond Lions Club
Russell Ring
Louis Lemieux
Albert Wing
Roy Munroe
Archer Terrell
Leslie Roberts
Firemen's Hall
Edwin F. Pratt
Eugene S. Edgecombe
Water Street
Pvt
Elwood E. Edgecomb, Jr
Hallowell
Okinawa
96Th Infantry Division
10Th Army
War Department
Salvation Army
Alice M. Favor
Adelaide Anderson
Alberta Haynes
Howard F. Knight
Earl A. McFee
Russell A. Ring
Methodist
Winthrop
David Hickland
Ruie Curtis
Emerson Grammar School
Enterprise Grange Hall
Ray Douglas
Bowdoinham
Jean L. Edgecomb
Bath
Eugene S. Edgecomb
Annual Meeting Recalls Freeman as Corliss Street Baptist Pastor
The Corliss Street Baptist Church held its annual meeting with Rev. Albert R. Freeman unanimously recalled as pastor for another year. Officers named include moderator Wilfred W. Chaney and parish clerk Jessie C. Norton. Thirty members attended as reports from treasurer Miss Eula Fielding and various committees were presented.
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Corliss Street Baptist Church
Albert R. Freeman
Wilfred W. Chaney
Eula Fielding
John ‘Hunt
Abby McCabe
John Hunt
Harold Walker
Flora Robbins
William Knowlton
Sterling Bible
Wilfred W
Chaney
Marie Berry
Warren Mcelantire
Far and Near Missionary Society
George Allen
Home Department
Ruby Preble
Young People’s Society
Jessie C. Norton
Harold S. Walker
Stilphen
Wilfred Chaney
Frank Preble
Georgetown social notes and moving updates
Mrs Earle Hagan hosted the Working League with fourteen members present and refreshments by the hostess and her mother. The gram mar school weekly honors list Mary Hanna Eugene Reynolds Harold Loveitt Joan Hagan Faylene Rowe Richard Campbell Constance Tracy and others. News covers garden delays visitors from Andover Proctor academy and Bath weddings and summer guests, with local trips by boats to Boothbay Harbor and MacMahan and a report on Norris Dutton’s safe arrival in India.
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Earle Hagan
Nettie Gray
Grammar School
Mary Hanna
Eugene Reynolds
Harold Loveitt
Joan Hagan
Faylene Rowe
Richard Campbell
George L. Tracy
Constance Tracy
Roy Newman
Andover
N. H
W. A. Todd
Newman
Proctor Academy
James Beane
Lexington
Mass
Benjamin Riggs
Ethel Tucker
Portland
Riggs Cottage
Truman Tracey
South Portland
Peterson Place
Walter Powers
J. F. Higgins
West Bath Grange
Elizabeth Hunt
Woodrow Gray
Five Islands
George E. Jordan
Aubrey Fullerton
Edwin F. Hussa
MacMahan
New York
Moffatt-Deering
Bath
Mac Hagan
Victor Hagan
Thomas Williams
Gilbert Gunnell
William Todd
Ernest Heal
Joseph Higgins
Marjorie Rockwell
Ringwood
N. J
Sumer
Westport
Robinhood
Walter
Carroll Powers
New Harbor
Charles Mains
Camp Edwards
France
Walter Reid
Reed
Howard
Will Noble
Boston
West Georgetown
Clifton Matthews
Walter MacMahan
Boothbay Harbor
Alfred Perow
Lawrence Perow
Sayde Campbell
Ernestine Hilton
James Oliver
James Watson
William Murray
William Hosford
Fairfield
Gertrude Robeson
Edward Day
Old Orchard
Hosford Cottage
Vincent MacMahan
Lester Crocker
North Bath
Helen O'Connors
Marie O’connors
Annette Kettlety
Marie Marden
Julia Lynn
Thelma Pearson
Rita Grove
Ruth Sayer
Walker Cottage
Goose Rock Passage
Lowe's Point
Walker
Providence
Norris Dutton
Ethelyn Dutton
Malden
India
Young Dutton
Hartley Harley
Georgetown
Golfers at Bath Country Club Open Social Season
A large Sunday crowd enjoyed improved weather as Bath Country Club members played their first rounds of the year. The House committee sponsors a members only party Saturday to open the social season with dancing and drinks. The dining rooms will serve meals, under Mrs. Sadie Savage, and the club plans tea events in the redecorated downstairs area. L. H. Cooper, club president, goes to Bath Memorial Hospital for a major operation Wednesday. Locker fees are due, with reminders to contact Brian Jewett or Howard Mayo to avoid locker reassignment.
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Bath
House Committee
Sadie Savage
Fine House
Brian Jewett
Howard Mayo
Judge Keegan Addresses Knights Meeting in Sagadahoc
Sagadahoc Council held a Sunday meeting with John J. Keegan Sr. a Maine Past State Deputy addressing the group. The Richard Cummings Class presented a framed tribute with the name list and a gold star. Recruitment news and a war bond purchase of 500 dollars were announced.
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Knights of Columbus
John J. Keegan
Maine
Richard Cummings
Sagadahoc
Edmund Parady
William J. Mullen
Louis Allen
Sagadahoe Council
St. Mary's Church
Sagadahoc Council
FIVE ISLANDS Neighbors meet at Library hall for a club session
The Good Neighbor club of Five Islands met at Library hall with 14 members and one guest. After business, a social hour and refreshments followed. A rum mage sale is planned for May 29 and several locals attended, with news of church events, baptisms, and naval family updates across Bath and Woolwich.
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Good Neighbor Club
Library Hall
Henry Moore
Arland Moore
L. H. Rowe
Percy MacGillivary
Franz Stevens
Edith McMahan
Kathleen Rittall
Philip Pinkham
Lermond Davis
Orville Rowe
Thomas Watson
Addie Moulton
Lloyd Pinkham
Rudolph Pinkham
Jeanette Pinkham
Mary Hanna
Beverley Rittall
Sylvia Pinkham
Elaine Stevens
J. A. Beyea
Hospital Day Observed With Open House And Demos
Memorial Hospital joins in Hospital Day observances on Saturday with open hours from 1.30 to 5 p.m. The event features demonstrations of nursing care and hospital equipment, inviting residents to inspect the facility and learn about hospital services.
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Memorial Hospital
Federal Employment Interview in Local Office
Miss Mae A Epstein of the U S Civil Service Commission will interview applicants at 190 Front Street for federal office work in Washington. Vacancies exist in War Navy Civil Service Veterans Administration and Treasury, with clerks typists and stenographers earning 1752 to 1971 dollars yearly on a 48 hour week. Departments may cover transportation to Washington.
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Mae A. Epstein
U. S. Civil Service Commission
U. S. Employment Service Office
Front Street
War and Navy Departments
U S. Civil Service Commission
Veterans’ Administration
Treasury Department
Washington
Bath Board of Education Prepares May Registration
The Bath Board of Education asks parents of all new pupils planning to enter school next Fall to register in May at the office of the Superintendent of Schools. A new State law requires birth certificates at registration, and a pupil must be five years old on or before Oct 15 to enter pre primary grade.
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Bath Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Great Army Show Comes to Bath May 18 in Maine
A seven city Maine tour of the Army outdoor spectacle Here's Your Infantry promotes the 7th War Loan with free evening performances led by decorated Doughboys trained at Fort Benning. Maine dates run Portland May 14 Sanford May 16 Bath May 18 Lewiston May 19 Augusta May 21 Rockland May 23 Bangor May 26 Waterville May 28 with Bath at Kelley Field.
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Maine
War Finance Division
U. S. Treasury Department
Fort Benning
Portland
Sanford
Bath
Lewiston
Augusta
Rockland
Bangor
Waterville
Kelley Field
Ralph C. Labrecque
Livermore Falls
Asiatic South Pacific
Carroll Farrington
ASN
South China
Central Pacific
Ralph E. Hamilton
Auburn
Asiatic Pacific
Edward G. Godbout
Southwest Pacific
Hadley S. Rowe
Newport
Basil A. Hills
Belfast
Pearl Harbor
Asiatic-Pacific
Tech
Herman J. Boudreau
Francis L. Levesque
Shore Property Sold at Boothbay Harbor
The Appalachee Shores land near Boothbay Harbor changes hands to Reginald H. Harris and Harold W. Simmons both of Boothbay Harbor. The 100 acre plus estate includes over a third mile shoreline on Liniken Bay and Appalachee Lake, with twelve buildings from a cottage to a large log cabin. The former owner was Oliver P. Swope of Orlando Florida. The new owners plan to sell to professionals and educators who have rented in past years.
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Appalachee Shores
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Reginald H. Harris
Harold W. Simmons
Liniken Bay
Appalachee Lake
Oliver P. Swope
Orlando
Fla
Miss Ruth Leavitt Convalesces From Pneumonia
Miss Ruth Leavitt of Wisconsin set, employed in the office of the New England Telegraph and Telephone Company, is convalescing from a case of pneumonia and her friends will be pleased to learn her condition is very satisfactory.
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Ruth Leavitt
Wiscasset
Louis Allen Found Dead in His Room
Louis Allen aged 60 was found dead on Saturday morning in his third floor room above Craft's Battery shop at 101 Center Street. House keeper Elizabeth Knights found the body about eight o'clock. Medical examiner Dr. Joseph I. Smith ruled death from natural causes. Allen had suffered poor health for some time and had lived at the apartment for about seven years.
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Louis Allen
Craft
Center Street
Elizabeth Knights
Joseph I. Smith
Allen
Marys Lunch Night Worker on Water Street
A man who had been employed as the night man at Marys Lunch on Water Street for two years was mentioned in a slowed or fragmentary note from prior reporting.
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Mary
Water Street
Napoleon A. Lemoine Dies at 85 in Bath
Napoleon A. Lemoine 85 of Bath died at his home on Center Street early Wednesday. Born in Montreal he lived in Bath most of his life, worked 57 years at Hyde Windlass Co. as a machinist. Survived by wife six sons and two daughters. services at St. Mary’s Church Saturday at eight.
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Napoleon A. Lemoine
Center Street
Montreal
Canada
Anthony
Josephine Lemoine
Bath
Hyde Windlass Co
Albert Lemoine
California
Andrew and
Edward Lemoine
Gard M Goddard Dies Suddenly at Bath Home
Gard M Goddard a guard at Bath Iron Works died suddenly Sunday evening at the home of Mrs. Carrie Whittier 17 Russell street where he had roomed for years. His home was in Norway. The body was sent to Mayo Funeral Home and Tuesday to Norway for services. He is survived by his wife and several children.
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Tient
Gardiner General Hospital
Leslie Burnell
Maine Central Station
Belgrade
William P. Sullivan
Lubbock
Texas
Tennessee
David Ames
South Pleasant Street
Robert Wheeler
Main Street
Boston
Seaman Wheeler
Gunner’s School
Sampson, N. Y
Lisle Shepard
Milton
Mass
Richmond
Flora Shepard
Edgan Farley
Los Angeles
Cal
Alta Reed
Brunswick
Helen Graves
Gardiner Street
Walter Knight
County Road
John Parker
Richard Parent
Mr. Knight
Knight
Lillian Nickerson
Estelle Brown
Joseph Crowley
Carlton McCobb
Dresden
Esther Parker
Augusta
Ann H Kins
Center Street
Joyce Foster
Joyce Gilpatrick
Maxine Waltz
Sara Chipman
Helen Friend
Gretchen Hodgkins
Maralyn Schools
Jean Hanson
Jean Nichols
Louise
Lois Pushard
Jean
Barbara Curtis
Martha Smith
Ann
Louise Pushard
Ernest Hodgkins
Barbara
Jean Curtis
Norma Hodgkins
Rosemary Foss
Basil Foss
Sgt
E. Dean Foss
Germany
Sgt. Foss
Robert Pinkham
Camp Edwards
Gladice Meader
William Meader
Ug.n
Auburn
G. C. Marriner
Charles Pushard
Harold J.donald
Heathlane
Lambert Park
Donald
John Kelliher
Bath Iron Works
Milo
Milo Light and Power Co
Boston Edison Co
Massachusetts
Mr. Donald
Office Drive
Warren F. Cooper
Harold J. Donald
Charles Coffren
East Brunswick
Mile
American Legion Post
Evergreen Cemetery
Gard M. Goddard
Carrie Whittier
Russell Street
Norway
Mayo Funeral
Mr. Goddard
Infant Garey M. Whalen dies at home
Garey M. Whalen son of Chandler and Mildred Whalen died at his home at 35 Tower Circle Tuesday morning aged two months and 21 days. He is survived by his parents a brother Lee C. Whalen and his grandparents. Funeral services will be at Mayo Funeral Residence Thursday at ten o'clock.
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Garey M. Whalen
Chandler
Mildred Whalen
Tower Circle
Lee C. Whalen
Mayo Funeral
Louis Allen's Funeral Service Held at Curtis Funeral Home
Funeral service for Louis Allen who died Saturday was held Monday at two at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Sidney E. Dee officiating. He was born August 3, 1882 in Stonington, son of Franklin C. and Carrie Clark Allen. Survived by sister Mrs. Cora Gerrish of Winter Harbor. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Allen
Curtis Funeral Home
Sidney E. Dee
Mr. Allen
Stonington
Franklin C
Carrie Clark Allen
Cora Gerrish
Winter Harbor
Oak Grove
Florence Nightingale Service Thursday
A service honoring Florence Nightingale will be held at Grace Episcopal church Thursday at 8 15 PM. Nurses of the vicinity are urged to attend in uniform and cap, reporting at the parish house before the service. The event honors the founder of modern nursing and cites wartime demands for more nurses.
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Florence Nightingale
Miss Nightingale
Grace Episcopal Church
Maypole Dance at Morse High School Gym
Friday night the Youth Council sponsors a Maypole dance at Morse High School gym from seven to eleven with no admissions after nine. Committees assigned include program, decorations, publicity, admissions, refreshments, led by Robert Niles, Elaine Noyes, Alan Wilkie, Betty Jones, Dorothy Belanger, Carol Walker, Ralph Steen, Horace Morse, James Bonney. The orchestra will be directed by Joseph Avery.
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Morse High School Gymnasium
Robert Niles
Elaine Noyes
Alan Wilkie
Betty Jones
Dorothy Belanger
Carol Walker
Ralph Steen
Horace Morse
James Bonney
Joseph Avery
Race enters naval service from Wiscasset veteran council member
Clarence A. Race of Wiscasset a former Governor's Executive Council member has joined the U S Naval Reserve at Sampson New York to receive boat training His family remains in Wiscasset while Mrs Race operates Race's Cabins at Edgecomb in his absence.
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Clarence A. Race
Wiscasset
Governor's Executive Council
Naval Service
U. S. Naval Reserve
Sampson, N. Y
Race
Edgecomb
Boothbay visitors to stay with Mullaneys on High Street
Mr and Mrs Eugene Stover of Boothbay arrive Thursday to visit Mrs Stover's brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Joseph Mullaney on High Street. They will be joined by their mother Mrs Catharine Mullaney of Topsham for a few days.
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Eugene Stover
Boothbay
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Walter, Jr
Doris Pullen
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Ruth
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Franklin
Herbert Seigars
Boston City Hospital
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Maine General Hospital
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Frank Carlton
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Annie Fossett
San Diego
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Alton Reid
Ellsworth Pinkham
Linda Marion McMahan
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Bath Memorial Hospital
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T. W. Blaisdell
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Shore Property
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