Leaders Confer on Girl Scouts
Officials and leaders meet to discuss Girl Scouts programs and possible partnerships. The conference aims to expand local youth engagement and support for troop activities across the region.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1946
Page
5
Officials and leaders meet to discuss Girl Scouts programs and possible partnerships. The conference aims to expand local youth engagement and support for troop activities across the region.
Parker Head PTA will meet with Mrs. Eugene Harrington on May 23 at 7.20 p.m. New officers will be installed for the coming year. PTA will host a clinic at Shippsburg Center town May 21 at 10 a.m. Dress revue planned by Lowell and Resbara Harrington at the 4-H club next Saturday at 4. Mrs. Walter and Mrs. Eames were seen with John D. and John M. Ler of Bath. Local residents, including Lt. Sinclair and families, visited neighbors and returned from trips to Leeds and Brunswick areas.
Mrs Nancy Thomas of Bath spent the weekend with Mrs Carlson. Delia remained in Bath for several days this week. Woodward of Parker visited Ed Thomas and Eric Carlsson. Frank Wyman called on Dennis Gaudette while a Boston resident arrived Friday for a few days. Ilene Percy stayed overnight with Mrs Carlsson. Mr and Mrs Goodwin spent the weekend at home. Ed Thomas Jr and parents shared Tuesday time on Popham road. Frederick Thomas and Mrs Carlsson called on Katherine Johnson and her son Percy on Pine Street Bath. Ralph of Bath visited his cottage Sunday. Raymond Wyman of Small Point visited the Dozois home. Everett Harrington of Phippsburg Center and Lawrence Thayer of Bath attended at the Wyman farm Sunday alongside ill Mrs Thayer with mumps.
Miss Abbie Harvey directs Morse High School musical clubs concert in the school auditorium at 8 15 pm with numbers by the mixed and girls glee clubs boys glee club orchestra chorus and soloists Ruth Williams to be soloist plus smaller student groups Tickets are sold by club members at the door Friday evening Committee members Mrs William H Shea Mrs Howard Rice and Mrs Fred Pinkham of Beacon Street third serve on the vestry pops sale on May 28.
Town notes describe improvements at Fort Baldwin and nearby Pine Prove area with new rooms, furniture, and a Lobster sea net change. Seals appear in the river. bait shortages affect local lobster fishermen. Personal items list visits by Dorchester and Bath residents, Bowdoin students, and summer stays at cottages along the shore.
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