Wiscasset Courthouse Opens with Grand and Traverse Juries
The Lincoln County Superior Court convened in Wiscasset at 10 a m with Judge Emery presiding and Rich ards as clerk. Grand jurors from Whitefield to Waldoboro and traverse jurors from Edgecomb to Whitefield were listed along with many local attorneys and officials. The term includes First Aid class updates, a baby clinic, a Maine Seacoast Mission benefit plan, a Wiscasset Academy baseball win, and numerous local civic and personal notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Superior
Traverse
Annie Adams
Edgecomb
Fred L. Burns
Waldoboro
Richard Castner
Edwin P. Collins
Damariscotta
Joseph E. Crocker
Bristol
Addie Dolloff
Boothbay Harbor
Leonard P. Fitch
South Bristol
Charles E. Foss
Dresden
Emery N. Greenleaf
Boothbay
George W. Greenleaf
F. Burton Haggett
Wiscasset
Esther Hallowell
Jefferson
Edgar Huskins
Southport
Louise Jackson
Freeman Littlefield
Elliott Oliver
Nobleboro
George D. Oliver
Newcastle
Roger Trainer
Whitefield
Traverse Jury
Carl M. P. Larrabee
Bradford C. Redennett
Harvey R. Pease
Wiscasse
Dresden Social News and Arrivals Noted
Dresden notes Frank O Moses from Groton Conn returns home after aunt Mabel Cate’s death and visit with cousins Don and Clifton Cate. Lynde Good returns to Dres den Mills after being with cousin Mrs Oscar Bailey. Roy Lilly plans to rebuild after recent home fire. Mrs Carl Longfellow of Woolwich visits with daughter Joan and son Clifford Jr. and Mrs Beck with her young Montreal son stay at home. Mrs Beck now owns the farm formerly owned by Charles Chism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Moses
Groton
Conn
Mabel Cate
Don O Cate
Clifton Cate
Lynde Good
Oscar Bailey
Dresden Mills
Roy Lilly
Carl Longfellow
Woolwich
Clifford Ritchey
Clifford, Jr
Joan
Carolyn Sheldon
Beck
Young Son
Montreal
Canada
Charles Chism
Port land visitors win at Milan Street gathering
Mrs. Charles E. Doten and grandson Master Robert Doten of Portland spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Whitman Mitchell on Milan Street. Mrs. Mitchell hosted a card party with Mrs. Doten claiming consolation and Mrs. Roy Bradford taking first prize Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Doten
Robert Doten
Portland
Whitman Mitchell
Milan Street
Mitchell
Doten
Roy Bradford
West Bath P.T.A. names new officers and chairs
The West Bath P.T.A. announces officers and committee chairs led by President Mrs. Melford Perham and Vice President Mrs. Fred Bubier. Other posts include secretary-treasurer Mrs. Robert Coombs and program chair Mrs. Oscar Adams, with work and finance chair Mrs. Edward Burns and membership chair Mrs. John C. Wharff.
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Sagadahoc Registry
Over the past two weeks the Sagadahoc Registry of Deeds records numerous transfers of land and buildings. Listed are buyers and sellers across Bath Bowdoinham Georgetown Phippsburg Richmond Woolwich and Woolwich properties on Dike road Western avenue Andrews road Park street Center street Court street Water street Green street Bowdoin and Bowdoinham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Bath Elwood
Toothaker
Percy W. Robbins
Dike Road
Orrin L. Crosby
Philip A. Boyd
Western Avenue
Bernice C. Henderson
Reginald S. Pingree
Andrews Road
Center Street
Arthur J. Dunton
Mollie Dansky
Angie M. D. Purington
Water Street
Gertrude A. Pratt
Clara G. Stewart
Green Street
Georgetown
Walter C. Perry
Hilda H. Avery
Phippsburg
J. Parker Morse
Arthur A. Williams
Helen McCorr
Elwood J. Campbell
Richmond
Leora P. Marr
Hattie E. Preble
West Bath
James B. Lemont
Courtney Stover
Woolwich
Henry T. Dubar
Henry A. Seegar
Frank M. Hodgdon
Frank W. Sparks, Jr
Marion H. Kelley
Robert W. Stinson
Clara H. Head
Justus H. Miller
Roger Savage
Phips Point Association of
James F. Dunton
Bath women attend Beta Sigma Phi state convention banquet
Mrs Sumner Sewall and Mrs Lewis O Barrows were guests of honor at the Beta Sigma Phi state convention banquet in Augusta. About 70 Bath Portland Sanford Lewiston Auburn and Augusta chapter members attended to hear speakers on defense and wartime service. The Bath Theta chapter was welcomed as a new organized group and Lewiston will host next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Lewis O. Barrows
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Augusta
Bath
Portland
Sanford
Lewiston
Auburn
Barbara Haynes
England
Jean Danforth
Eleanor Danforth
Helen Hayes
Carolyn Turpie
Herbert Lemont
Pauly Metcalf
Jeanette Greene
Theta
West Bath Grange Observes Mother’s Day Program
The West Bath Grange hosted a Mother’s Day program with singing, readings on Mother's Day origin, poems, duets, and group performances. A closing note announced $58.15 was cleared from a day night event. Guests included Miss Marie Merrill Colby 42 and Philip Weyser EastonPa visiting Miss Merrill’s parents in West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Edgar D. Leavitt
Z. C. Smith
Marjorie Carter
Gertrude Palmer
Alice Darrah
Fred K. Sturtevant
Carter
William Armstrong
Jerry Hale
Local clubs hold meetings. multiple officers named
Woolwich Union for Christian Service plans a Thursday evening gathering at the Good Will club house to welcome Rev. H. J. Milliken after a business meeting. Day's Ferry Dramatic Club lists officers Charlotte Longfellow Olive Corliss Ethel Buck and Charlotte Buck. social events and memorial services noted across town with various hosts and venues.
Sunday Services in Woolwich Union Church Activities
Sunday services are held at Day's Ferry church at 9 45 a m Rev Hubert E Milligan and at Nequasset Congregational church at 11 15 a m on the topic Preserving in Well doing as Christians Sunday school activities follow the usual pattern A gospel song service at Good Will club house Sunday evening at 7 30 led by the pastor with a brief discussion on One Thing Thou Lackest A weekly Bible study at North Woolwich Methodist church vestry Tuesday at 7 30 open to all Friday Christ in Endeavor assembly at Day's Ferry school building 7 30 led by Alden Bailey Mrs Ellen Merrill and son Jack visiting Mrs Merrill's sister Mrs Carl Longfellow Jack entered Bath Iron Works Monday Several local visits and guests noted including Miss Marcia Stinson of Portland and Mr Mrs Albion Corliss Mr and Mrs Fred Boudreau of Chicago Mrs Sarah Bagley Wright visiting Lewiston Mrs A G Rust of York visiting Mr and Mrs Freeman Oliver Mrs Earle Dow has returned from Memorial hospital Justus Miller purchased a new item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset Red Cross
Vestry
Allen F. Payson
Camden Fire Department
Frances Sortwell
Carroll Berry
Barbara Bailey
L. Frank Metcalf
Grace A. Cowley
Community Health Committee
Wiscasset
Maine Seacoast
Neal Rousefield
Maine
Carroll T. Berry
Wiscasset Academy
Richmond High
Sidney G. Evans
Farm Bureau
Gertrude Munsey
Ralph Dutton
Pomona
Seaside Grange
Bristol
Emerson Smith
New York
High Street
Richard Bennett
Porter House
Water Street
Daniel Simnith
Merle Day
Charles Barnes
Gardiner Road
Harold A. Campbell
Leigh Payson
Isabelle Lewis Hughes
Julia Lewis
Federal Street
Blanche Fowle
Charles S. Sewall
Maine Principals’ Association
Augusta
Fred Fullerton
Charles Lennox
Main Street
Hans Jensens
Fullerton
Sanders Engineering Co
Hans Jensen
Middle Street
George Dorr
Carrie Day
Garland Day
Waldoboro
Brunswick
William Grover
Birch Point
Grover
Walter
Isabel Brewer
Donna Lee Brewer
Grace Beane
Portland
Harvey Beane
Hodge Street
Stuart Chapin
Cambridge
Mass
Moatsweag
Louise Miller
Congregational Church
Hulda Stewart
Bath
Stewart
Herbert Pashard
Gordon Petrie
Donald Petrie
Dorothy Sonia
Boothbay Center
Plinnette Allen
Sidney B. Knight
Kittery
Newman Getchell
Winona
Ruth Leavitt
Harold Bailey
James Bailey
Alice Heald
West Bath P.T.A
Melford Perham
Fred Bubier
Robert Coombs
Oscar Adams
Edward Burns
John C. Wharff
United Baptist Church
Topsham
Fred W. Larrabee
Joseph W. Larrabee
Walter W. Larrabee
Billy
Joseph Larrabee
Trafton Swain
Robert C. van Amiige
Boston
Rufus Lombard
George Roundy
Jean
Groton
William Hennessey
West Bath
J. E. Mayo
Sagadahoe
West Bowdoin
Maurice Brann
Coopers Mills
James Brann
William Hunt
Isaiah Hunt
Edith
Beulah
Lewis Senecal
Eunice
June
Julia
Rose Doughty
Joseph Myers
Herbert White
Central Maine
Fairfield
Henry White
Corey Hill Hospital
Brookline
Loring D. Small
Littlefield School
Odie Rich
Charles T. Small
Edwin Small
Winnegante
Ralph H. Dunton
Harold J. Haggett
Lucy Ann
L. D. Small
Wilbert and
Dana
Oscar Wallace
Spring Street
Perry's Cove
Percy E. Holbrook
Waterville
Foster's Point
Melford N. Perham
Corliss Street
Leburton D. Sheldon
Larrabee
York Village
Samuel Cole
Lewiston
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Good Will Club
H. J. Milliken
Day's Ferry Dramatic Club
Charlotte Longfellow
Olive Corliss
Ethel Buck
Charlotte Buck
Jennie Howe
Albert Temple
Teachers Club
No. 6
West Georgetown
Maude Thayer
Bernette Wallace
Jesse Spaulding
F. J. Walker
Mary Scribner
Irene Chambers
Chopps School
School Improvement League
Treasury
W. W. Swank
South Windham
North Methodist Church
Carrie Wing
Florence Temple
Wilbur Howe
Riverside Cemetery Association
Marcia Stinson
Albert Hathorne
Alfred E. Trott
Cyrus Gilmore
William Hanson
Charles Perkins
C. E. Bousfield
Oliver Chandler
Day's Ferry
No.6
Noreen Murphy
Florence Murphy
Wallace Savage
Gerald McNeil
Cleora Perkins
Edward Murphy
Florence Carlton
Clifton Gainsley
Eben Dana
Stanwood Gilman
Sagadahoc Ferry
Woolwich
Westport
Arrowsic
Georgetown
Dresden
Union 48
Mae Reed
West Boothbay Harbor
David G. Reed
Jane Feere
Frank J. Walker
Abbie Buck
Public Health Department
Clara M. Reed
Gorham Farwell
Cumberland Center
Alton Strout
Strout
Scotia
N. Y
Alec Reed
Milton Baker
Bowdoinham
Hayden
Maralyn
Ella Temple
Horace Allen
William van Scoy
New Hampshire
Gilbert Ames
Hyde
Gordon Goodwin
Providence
R. L
Wesley Pashard
John Gowen
Ilda Gowen
Union
Charles Brown
Monmouth
Harold R. Shaw
Montsweag
Leon Eaton
Martin Eaton
Gloria Jean
Seasco
Clarence Bailey
Thalia
Lincoln
George W. Shaw
Bridge
Harry Walters
John Costain
Evelyn Johnson
Edward V. Reed
Nelson Rice
B. C. Perry
Anne Cunningham
Fred Carlton
Clayton Dolloff
Bremen
Elster Dolloff
Woolwich Center
Austin Dolloff
Earl Gainsley
John Brown
Hockomock Road
Sewing Circle
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Nequasset
John Gilmore
Henry Dubar
Percy Bailey
Frank R. Bailey
Yarmouth
Sarah Bailey
Gardiner
Dora Bailey
Fred Brown
Day’s Ferry
J. Winship Reed
Philip Wenz
Day
Fred Brawn
George Ames
Mr. Ames
Leo Chaput
Edward Hayward
North Woolwich Methodist Church
Christ In Endeavor Society
Alden Bailey
Ellen Merrill
Jack
Maurice Burns
James Oliver
Judith Alice
Earle Rouse
Edward Wren Friay
Oscar Miller
Chester Miller
Bobby
Duran
Auburn
J. A. Steadman
Edna M
Coolidge
Clyde, Pinkham
Freeport
Walter Kneeland
Rowley
Arthur Delano
Popham
Bay Point
Walter Quance
Owen Richardson
Jacqueline
Juanita
Clinton
West Point
Arthur Maxwell
Richmond
C. H. McCabe
Carroll Deering
Furman Norton
Harry Stone
Herbert A. Wiley
Frank LeClair
Doris
Frank Rideout
Donald Avery
Dawn
Beatrice
Est Beach
Lawrence Perow
Andrew Butterfield
Elizabeth
Roslindale
Louise Howard
Edward Wren
Eliot Bold
Clarence Butter
Bay Point house party and busy Kennebec river scene
Mrs. Maurice Burns hosted a Bay Point party for local children with games and refreshments. The piece notes busy river activity with pulpwood ships, coal colliers, government dredging, and various boats, plus residents visiting Bay Point and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Burns
Echo Valley
Point
Gwendolyn
Barbara Hanna
Chickie Kneeland
Eleanor Mains
Five Islands
Kay Burns
Kennebec
St. John
New Brunswick
Christians Among China Officials Highlight Youth Rally
Rev. Arthur Rinden told Bath area youths that half of China's government officials are Christians, praising Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek and his wife. The Bath Pilgrim Fellowship event drew about 100 young people from several churches with toasts, camp stories, and talks on education and China's future. Team I led by Verna Wallace won the attendance contest as plans for a Friendship outing with transport and box lunches next Sunday were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chiang Kai Shek
Arthur O. Rinden
Bath Pilgrim Fellowship
Bath
Camden
Rockland
Newcastle
Boothbay Harbor
Wesley Church
Winter Street
Addison Burbank
Martha Morse
Rinden
Verna Wallace
Friendship
Winter Street Church
West Bath P T A Elects Officers at May 6 Meeting
West Bath P T A met May 6 at the Lowell school electing Mrs. Melford Perham as president Mrs Fred Bubner as vice president Mrs Robert Coombs as secretary and treasurer Mrs Oscar committee Mrs Edward Burns on work and finance committee Mrs John C Whorff on membership committee. Mr and Mrs Edmund Risteen of Thomaston attended Saturday to witness Bath Iron Works launching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath P. T. A
Lowell School
Melford Perham
Fred Bubner
Robert Coombs
Oscar
Edward Burns
John C. Whorff
Edmund Risteen
Thomaston
City
Bath Iron Works
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