Fishermen Busy as Summers Work Brings In Strong Catches
The article notes 15 boats trawling offshore with steady catches. Wallace siblings Jerry Bartlett and Oscar Gilliam venture far for sardines while others prepare seines. Meadow- orne area houses cottages under construction near Timber Island. Town and local residents plan gatherings and handle seasonal tasks as schools prepare exams and libraries report book burglaries.
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Wallace Boys
Jerry Bartlett
Oscar Gilliam
Summer weekend at Bath and Phippsburg homes
Miss Grace Dickinson visits Under-the-lee in Phippsburg while Alden Denham stays at Bald Head with Col. Wrnst on. The list of Bath residents and guests includes Harry Bowie Phyllis, Maxine Wyman, Thatcher Pinkham, Alvin and Ward Plum mer, Bertha Davis, Carl Severin, Gardiner Rogers, Edward Sampson, Ralph Dunton, Ralph Baker, Georgia Leach, Carrie Little Allan Little and Laura Cutting as they open summer cottages and share dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Dickinson
Phippsburg
Under-the-lee
Alden Denham
Bath
Col. Wrnston
Bald Head
Harry Bowie
Phyllis
Center Street
Head Beach
Maxine Wyman
Raymond Wyman
Thatcher Pinkham
Alvin Brewers
Earl Norcross
Alvin Brewer
Georgia Leach
Brother
Carrie Little
Allan Little
James Little
Laura Cutting
Meadowbrook Camp
Adult Girl Scouts Train in Brunswick May 20
An all day adult Girl Scout training program for the Bath Brunswick area runs 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday May 20 in Brunswick with sessions at the Community Center and Mere Point Day Camp. Attendees form from Bath Brunswick Yarmouth Freeport Harpswell Bailey’s Island Topsham Wiscasset Boothbay Damariscotta Rockland.
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Yarmouth
Rockland
Brunswick
Bath-Brunswick
Brunswick Community Center
Federal Street
Mere Point
Bath
Freeport
Harpswell
Bailey's Island
Topsham
Wiscasset
Boothbay
Damariscotta
Leslie O'Donnell
Helen Webber
George Quimby
Quimby
McKeen Street
South Street
Degree of Pocahontas District Meeting at Orr's Island
One hundred thirty three members of the Degree of Pocahontas attended a district meeting at Orr's Island Monday evening as Silver Cloud Council entertained. The district includes Alfaretta Brunswick Silver Cloud Ramona and Hockomock Councils. Officers elected included Mrs Annie Wilson Pocahontas and Mrs Lucelia Blake Keeper of Records. Trustees named were Mrs Ase nith Haggett and Mrs Ethel Robshaw. A ham supper followed and 14 candidates were conferred by Alfaretia Council.
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Degree of Pocahontas
Orr’s Island
Silver Cloud Council
Alfaretta Council
Brunswick
Orrs Island
Ramona Council
Hockomock Council
Bath
Annie Wilson
Pocahontas
Daisy Ireland Demonstrates at Rumford Hairdressers Meet
Mrs Daisy Ireland proprietor of Elite Beauty Salon gave a permanent wave demonstration Tuesday evening at Rumford during the annual meeting of the Rumford Hairdressers Association.
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Daisy Ireland
Rumford
Hairdressers’ Association
Parker Head community notices and gatherings
Parker Head plans for a mother daughter banquet with vestry arrival at 5 30 p m on Friday and a postponed church service to May 22. PTA meets May 26 at 7 30 p m marking the last gathering until September. Local sports mentions include a softball game at Phippsburg Center and family visits, travel, and social footnotes across Parker Head and neighboring towns with residents from Bailey to Rollins, Libby, and Hamel visiting, hosting, and traveling through Sebasco Newport Bath West Baldwin and North Whitefield.
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Union
Parker Head
P.T.A
Phippsburg Center
Albert Bailey
Pennsylvania
Lewis Lowell
North Whitefield
Lowell
Florence Rollins
Walter Cushing
J.D. Libby
Virginia Lemont
Bath
Kathleen
F. A. Libby
Arthur Lear
Bert Nisbet
Rumford
Newport
Maurice Hinckley
Bay Point
Eugene Ross
Laurence Hoyt
West Baldwin
H. D. Mank
William Webber
Bernard Webber
Webber Cottage
Coast Guard
Bermuda
Lizzie Gray
Brooksville
Albert Gray
John W. Libby
Ramon Hamel
Gulfport
Mank
Frank Mezenski
Billy Kraft
Brunswick
John Rollins
Lois Rollins
West Point
Harold Rogers
Herbert Bassett
East Boston
Edwin Hart
L. D. Lowell
Portland
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
Arthur Percy
Port Clyde
Parker
Walter McCarty
Chicago
Walter Percy
James Canton
Wichan
Mass
North Carolina
Turner McCarty
Lindens
John Leach
Jordan Percy
Massachusetts
Frank Percy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Clarence Sidlfield
Perkins Island
Father and Son Night at Knights Hall Programs Films
The Knights of Columbus host a Father and Son Night on Thursday at 7 in their hall. Frank Powers of the Maine State Police will present a safety program with a series of films and an accompanying talk. Refreshments follow. the regular meeting is omitted. All Knights and friends are invited.
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Knights of Columbus
Frank Powers
Maine State Police
Ers
Police Chief Moriarty Visits Rockland on Tuesday
Police Chief Frank Moriarty was a business visitor in Rockland on Tuesday afternoon, meeting local officials and discussing civic affairs. The visit highlighted intercity cooperation and potential collaborations on public safety initiatives.
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Frank Moriarty
Rockland
Dresden News Highlights Local Visits and School Tests
Mr and Mrs Edward Hall returned to West Dresden after visiting relatives in Washington DC Miss Amy Densmore out of Central Maine General Hospital Lewis ton is home again Jessie James shows improvement after spinal meningitis at Gardiner General Hospital Harriette and Carolyn Sheldon spent last week's vacation in Boston George Tibbetts of Richmond visited cousin Mrs Ray Cate Yvonne Bailey who had appendix removed at Gardiner General Hospital expects return home soon Local schools reopened May 8 after a week off A spelling test among Middle Bridge School pupils named top scorers Earl Good bought a nearby filling station and a neighboring house Mrs Elmer Wade and Mrs J Wade from New York visited Mrs Leslie Bailey
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Edward Hall
Washington, D. C
West Dresden
Amy Densmore
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Jessie James
Gardiner General Hospital
Harriette
Carolyn Sheldon
Boston
George Tibbetts
Richmond
Ray Cate
Yvonne Bailey
William Logan
Mary
Michael
Mother Earth
Middle Bridge
Diana James
Shirley Robbins
Georgie James
Norma Meserve
Walter Rittall, Jr
Kathleen James
Patricia James
Ethel Robbins
Earl Good
Dresden Mills Village
Mr. Crocker
J. Crocker
Elmer Wade
J. Wade
New York
Leslie Bailey
Recent Real Estate Transfers Filed in Sagadahoc County
Real estate transfers recorded at Sagadahoc County Register of Deeds include numerous transactions across Bath Bowdoinham Georgetown Phippsburg Richmond Topsham West Bath Woolwich and surrounding towns. Listings show transfers of land and buildings on High Street Court Street MacMahan Island and other properties with multiple buyers and sellers including families and private individuals.
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Sagadahoc County
Bath
Ruth M. MacKenzie
Ellena Pellegrini
Court Street
Loren H. Jaffe
William A. Grevers
High Street
Harry B. Williams
Richard M. Young
Edgar B. McBrine
Robert Levine
Meadowway
Olin H. Closson
Alton L. King, Sr
Winter Street Court
Bowdoin
Lucy M. Baker
Otis L. West
Bowdeinham
Isa May Murray
John B. Purdy
Georgetown
James S. Rogers
Guy J. Forbush
MacMahan Island
Daisy S. Hinckley
Marjorie H. Higgins
Linwood S. Castner
Laura L. Castner
Topsham
Walter J. Wheeler
Donald A. Barrett
Adolfo Ponziano
Maxwell Harrington
West Bath
Omar R. Perry
Francis O. Bertrand
Eleanor P. Irish
Sanford B Nickerson
Woolwich
Helen M. Robertson
Arthur W. Beane
C. Merton Bearce
George E Clough
Popham Beach Cottage Weekends and Blossoms Gladden Area
Scenic drive along the highway showcases pink blossoms at Isaacson orchard and white wild cherry trees. Blueberries bloom well with hopes for a favorable harvest. drought in recent years troubled crops. Local cottages open for season as residents and visitors enjoy weekends and Mother’s Day visits in Popham Beach and surrounding areas.
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Isaacson
Lawrence Taylor
Popham Circle
Bath residents on weekend visits and vacations
Edith Perkins of Cranberry Point spent several days at Pericrest. Ralph Seekins of Bath and families vacationed at their M. E. Wilbur cottage. Percy Lewis of Swampscott returned from a Kennebec cottage. Dozois and Percy families joined in Portland visits. Bath residents summered at WyMan farm and at various cottages. Ball of Lynn, GE supervisor, returned from Saudi Arabia.
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Charles Small and Sons
Auburn
Stanley Hyde
Yarmouth
Ledgewood Landing
Herbert Sprague
Portland
John H. Beebe
John, Jr
Gretchen
Wakefield
Mass
Alexander Williams
Lynnfield Center
Beebe Cottage
Norman Markham
Phippsburg Center
Archie McLaughlin
Bath
Nancy Welch
F. H. Waterhouse
Dunlap Hatch
J. Haviland Torrey
John McCarty
John
Ann
Cape Cottage
Harry L. Day
Allan Spear
Stanley Perkins
Leah Bowie
Omar Perry
Meadowbrook
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
J. William Gilman
Ashdale
Lester Morse
Winnegance
J. C. Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Norman Perkins
West Bath
Edith Perkins
Cranberry Point
Card of Thanks to Bath Memorial Staff and Local Groups
I express sincere thanks to the Bath Memorial hospital staff for care and consideration. Gratitude goes to West Bath Grange Queen Esther Rebecca Lodge Dike school faculty and students Dike P T A Ladies Aid and Ladies Auxiliary of Winter Street Church for flowers cards and sunshine box from my friends. Carlotta F. Kittridge.
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Bath Memorial Hospital
Fireside Club Prepares for Kora Temple Chanters Sunday
The Fireside Club plans to host the Kora Temple Chanters at the church on Sunday afternoon May 15. A committee including Frank Warren John Parker Sandra Johnon and Sally True is arranging sandwiches cake and coffee for the choir members after the performance. Members are invited to a Bath Church Youth gathering at Congregational church Nequasset next Sunday at 6 30 with refreshments and a social period. Cars depart Winter Street church at six PM.
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Winter Street Fireside Club
Kora Temple
Fireside Club
Frank Warren
John Parker
Sandra Johnon
Sally True
Bath Church
Congregational
Nequasset
Winter Street
Couple to Wed in City Clerk’s Office Ceremony
Miss Celia Alexander of Waterville and Frederick G. Merchant of Camden filed intentions to wed with City Clerk Harry E. Ringer. Mentions of addresses and a historical note: the first natural gas well drilled in the United States was at Fredonia, New York in 1821.
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Celia Alexander
Waterville
Frederick G. Merchant
Camden
Meadow Way
Carol Wood
Washington Street
Franklin Herbert White, Jr
South Freeport
Harry E. Ringer
Fredonia
N. Y
Lingle Rand Wedding Solemnized Saturday Afternoon
Virginia Rand and Lowell Allen Lingle were married in a quiet Saturday ceremony at four o clock at the bride’s grandmother home. Rev Charles M Tubbs conducted the ceremony in Grace Episcopal church. The couple will reside in Davenport after a reception attended by relatives and friends.
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Virginia Rand
Lowell Allen Lingle
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
John Oakman Moulton
Middle Street
John Moulton Rand
Bertha
Luther A. Wright
Boston
Ida S. Rand
Ruth Williams
Miss Williams
E. Albee
Orgaly
William C. Wilson
Vineland
N. J
Lingle
Wallace Rand
Bath
Mr. Rand
Morse High School
Katherine Gibbs School
Flag Presented at Georgetown P T A Meeting
Georgetown P T A held at the school house May 4 at 8pm. Mrs Lena Douglas Donnell presented a large flag in memory of her father Horatio Douglas a Georgetown native. A nominating committee was appointed for next year's officers. A $10 gift from Mr and Mrs Hugh Eisenhauer supported the moving projector fund. A supper and social were planned for May 28 with co chairs Mrs Elmer Tibbetts and Mrs Stanley Lewis. The first use of the movie machine showed Behind Your D71. Refreshments were served.
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Georgetown P. T. A
Lena Douglas Donnell
Horatio Douglas
Georgetown
Oak Cemetery
William A. Todd
Francis Pierce
Franz Stevens
Hugh Eisenhauer
James Oliver
Elizabeth Harris
Arthur F. Nelson
Clarence H White
Ray Clark
Elmer Tibbetts
Tanley Lewis
Stanley Lewis
Harry Heald
Harold J. Brown
Auto Drivers Fined in Municipal Court
Auto drivers faced fines in a municipal court session led by Judge Gardiner R. Deering. H. O Brien of Boston was found guilty of driving under the influence and fined 100 dollars plus 9.82 in costs, with 30 days in Kennetec county jail in lieu of payment. Charles T. Small Jr. defended, Ralph O. Dale prosecuted, Officer Powers testified. Res P. Borden Bath pleaded guilty to DUI with 100 dollar penalty and 9.39 costs. case previously continued. Foster Hilton, cited for speeding 735 mph, was found guilty and fined 10 dollars plus 4.70 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbs H. O Brien
Boston
Mass
Gardiner R. Deering
Municipal Court
Kennetec County
Charles T. Small, Jr
Ralph O. Dale
Ean’ W. Powers
Res P
Local Navy Man on 15 Day Leave at Lambert Park
CMR Robert K. Ash of the U.S. S. Epper son is spending a 15 day leave with his wife and family at their home on Tower circle Lambert Park.
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CMR
Robert K. Ash
Epperson
Tower Circle Lambert Park
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