Parker Head Vestrymeeting and community notices
The Parker Head vestry held a Monday meeting with 14 members. Reports from officers and Rev. Macy Whitehead were accepted. May 25 starts the annual financial campaign. Girl Scout events included a Mothers party at Small Point and a fly up ceremony planning session. A movie at town hall and PTA project donations were announced along with several personal items and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wane Christian Service
Parker Head Vestry
Macy Whitehead
Clifford Pye
Orville Lozier
Congregational Christian Conference
Girl Scout
Christian Service Committee
Winslow
Rock Garden Inn
Parker Head Church
Riverside Hall
Boy Scouts of
Phippsburg
Bath
Small Point Brownies
Linda Gilliam
West Point
Girl Scouts of
Sebasco
P.T.A
Phippsburg Center School
Phippsburg Center Projector
Farm Bureau
Clarence Scholfield
Parker Head Community Activities Highlight Mothers Day
Parker Head P T A to show The Enchanted Forest at 1 30 p m at the Sao oh A collection will be taken. Parker Head church hosts Mothers Day service with solos and prayers. Dozens attend annual church cleaning then supper in the vestry. Upcoming events include May 23 meeting, May 18 and June 1 food sales to fund a bus trip to Old Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg P. T. A
Enchanted Forest
Tay E
Sao Oh
Ree
Small Point
Cox Head
Parker Head
Parker Head Church
Sandra
McEann
Joyce Gray
Sally Lowell
H. D. Mank
Earl Lowell
H. Macy Whitehead
Parker Head P. T. A
Herbert Doughty
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
Bath Water District Builds New Wharf at Old Grain Co Site
Along the Bath waterfront north of Bath Iron Works the Bath Water District is constructing a new wharf on the old Bath Grain Co building site. The building has been razed, the site filled to grade, and piling installed. Carlton D. Reed of Woolwich is the contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works
Bath Water District
Bath Grain Co
Water District
Carlton D. Reed
Woolwich
Hart Family Guests for Mother's Day in Dixfield
Mr and Mrs Wallace Hart of Dixfield were Mother’s Day guests of Mrs Hart’s parents Mr and Mrs Leon Eaton of Oak Street. Mrs Hart was formerly Miss Phyllis Eaton of this area. Mr Hart is a manual training instructor at Dixfield High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Hart
Dixfield
Hart
Leon Eaton
Oak Street
Phyllis Eaton
This Oe
Mr. Hart
Dixfield High School
Mother's Day services and community notes in Parker Head area
Mother's Day church service at Parker Head drew a good crowd from Phippsburg. Numerous local residents and families were mentioned visiting, with events at the vestry, a pre-nuptial party for Gretchen Beebe, and social visits across Bath, Winnegance, and nearby towns.
Coxs Head Social Roundup Sees Local Visits
Mrs Aaron Batchelder and son Carlof Stratton called on her daughter and son in law Edwin Hill at the Moore home. Edward Thomas and son Frederick spent Thursday in Augusta. Goodwins return to their summer home after a Wolfeboro winter. Lewis Lowell visited Mrs Ethel Moore. Goodwins toured Rockport and Camden. Ernest Wood of Bath visited his cottage. Mrs Sarah Wilbur returned from Eastland Portland with her daughter and family Charles Robbins and Robert from Waltham Mass. The Tannafords of East Lynn spent the weekend at their summer home. Dr Earle Perkins of Cranberry Point spent Sunday with them.
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J. K. Bowker
Eugene, Jr
K. Bowker
Thistles
Allen Little
Bath
Bernard Henderson
Bertha Wyman
Hampton
Gardner Rogers
Carrie Little
Sebasco
Robert Whitehead
Brightwater
Macy Whitehead
Eugene Bowker
Cindy
Cecil Fullerton
Bowker
Portsmouth Tech
George A. Sprague
Topsham
Sprague Homestead
Constance Peters
Newton Center
Mass
Small Point
Herbert Lemont
Wright Cottage
Smal Point
Charles Stevens
Alfred
Walter Cushing
Florence Rollins
John Perkins
Dennis
Rodney Brewer
Rodney, Jr
Rhode Island
F. A. Libby
Albert Gray
Harvey Gray
Roslindale
Lizzie Gray
Sedgewick
Sam Sternberg
Herbert Bassett
Leston Harrington
Frank Burnell
J. Albert Young
F. P. Young
Mertie Sheperd
George Watson
L. F. Lowell
Lowell
Bob Moore
Shepherd
Brunswick
Frances Morong
Howard
Frances Hoar
Earl Hamel
Judy
James
Diane Hamel
West Point
Popham
Harold Barkalow
Arthur and
Dudley
Arthur Lear
New Jersey
Mr. Barkalow
Leo Hamel
Ashdale
J. F. Mezenski
Laurence Hoyt
West Baldwin
H. D.mank
Sandra Mank
Joyce Gray
Phippsburg
Laura Wyman
Wiscasset
Bernard Wyman
Melvin Wyman
Kenneth Kent
Irvin Ormsby
North Berwick
David Boucher
Willie Doughty
Albert
Seth Doughty, Jr
Portland
Herbert Worrey
Herbert
Cumberland
Arthur Brown
Carl Bachelder
Louisiana
Edwin Hill
Parker
H. D. Mank
Clarence Sheffield
Nequasset Farm Bureau
George Wilson
W. A. Lowell
Dorothy Cushing
Earl Lowell
Lewis Lowell
Bill Lowell
George
Laurence Morong
Bodwell Grange Hall
Clyde Moore
Rose Marie
Eugene Ross
Harold Rogers
Parker Head Church
Christian Service Groups
Parker Head Vestry
Frank D. Scott
Ernest Oliverers
Pophamohn Wallace
South Beach
U. S. Coast Guard
Kennebec
Fort Baldwin
Gobel
Isaacson
Fred Spinney
Sea Side
Spinney House
White Spot
John H. Beebe
Gretchen Beebe
Wakefield
Arthur Bowker
Pine Street
Leah Bowie
Meadowbrook
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
Parker Head
Sunoco
Woolwich
Walter E. Sprague
Stanley W. Hyde
Cornish
Herbert E. Sprague
Lester Morse
Winnegance
William Gilman
J. Clarence Perkins
Nancy Welchland
George Mains
George Barnes
Ledgewood Landing
L. J. Preney
Arthur
Stephen Greve
Stephen
Frank Florison
Boston
George Msins
Nancy Welch
Jesse Munsey
Bath Memorial Hospital
Stanley Wallace
Dunlap Hatch
F. H. Waterhouse
St. Petersburg
Fla
Marguerite McNulty
Arthur Moore
Stanley W. Perkins
Mirs
Raymond Wyman
Aaron Batchelder
Carlof Stratton
Moore Home
Edward Thomas
Frederick
Augusta
Martin F. Goodwin
Wolfeboro
N. H
Ethel Moore
M. F. Goodwin
Rockport
Camden
Ernest Wood
Sarah Wilbur
Eastland
Charles ‘Robbins
Robert Ofr
Waltham
C. Harry Tannaford
East Lynn
Earle B. Perkins
Cranberry Point
H. Martin Powers
Katherine Powers
Henry Powers
Mina Hinckley
Sumner Mains
Madison Moore
Madison, Jr
William Adams
Louisa Howard
Bay Point
Robert Graffam
West Bath
L. M. Spinney
Dwight Furbish
Swett Danforth wedding at Grace Church Saturday
A candlelight ceremony at Grace Episcopal Church united Miss Barbara Isabel Danforth of Bath and Alton Perry Swett of West Boothbay Harbor in a single ring wedding. The event featured a white nailhead taffeta gown, bridal parties, and a reception at 1075 High Street with out of town guests from multiple states. The couple left for a White Mountains trip following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Barbara Isabel Danforth
Bath
Alton Perry Swett
West Boothbay Harbor
Charles M. Tubbs
Maurice Hutchins
Virginia Musk Parker
Jane Reed
Pittsfield
Ruth F. Haskell
Auburn
Richard W. Haggett
Boothbay Harbor
Frank W. Danforth, Jr
Orono
Nathan Mitchell
Eugene Stover
Graydon Fowles
Wiscasset
Frank Wilton Danforth
High Street
Morse High
Westbrook Junior College
Farmington State Teachers College
Rockland High School
Chester Allen Swett
University of Maine
Tau Beta Pi
Phi Kappa Phi
U. of M
Bath board hires three Farmington graduates for teaching
The Bath Board of Education elected Elizabeth Murphy Gerald Briggs and Robert Carter as teachers for Bath schools. All will receive Farmington State Teachers College diplomas in June. Briggs and Carter are World War II veterans. They fill vacancies from resignations and leaves at North Grammar Weeks Street and add a fifth grade section next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Board of Education
Farmington State Teachers College
Bath
Elizabeth Murphy
Rumford
Gerald Briggs
Waterville
Robert Carter
Augusta
Farmington
Briggs
Carter
Alena Fraser
North Grammar
Stairs
Weeks Street
Wells Go Dry After Thunder Storm In Bay Point
A severe thunder storm dried wells in Bay Point for days, sparking worry about water flow. An expert warned lightning can alter water veins causing temporary or permanent stoppage until sand and rock fragments settle. After about a week the wells refilled, visitors and locals shared news of activity and gatherings in Bath, Portland and Brunswick.
Pottle family records three new grandmothers in a week
Mrs. Alice Pottle of 7 Huse street sees three relatives become grandmothers within seven days. On May 4 Richard Earl Holderness was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holderness. May 8 Mary Pottle’s daughter Mrs. Brown welcomed a girl, Sheryl Elaine Brown. May 9 a daughter Karen Fay Thompson was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson. Mrs. Thompson is Barbara Jean Holderness, daughter of Mrs. Pottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Pottle
Huse Street
Edward Thompson
Memorial Hospital
Thompson
Barbara Jean Holderness
Pottle
Joseph Brown
Brown
Mary Pottle
Karen Fay
Morse High Alumni Plans Banquet Change of Date
The Morse High School Alumni Association executive committee met at president Edward R. Andrews home and decided the annual banquet will be held Thursday June 14 instead of Tuesday as first planned.
Ossipee Family Guests Visit Mrs Burns in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jordan and daughter Dorothy of Ossipee New Hampshire visit Mrs Bernice Burns on Washington Street along with C Mank of Portland and Mrs Maude Woodruff of Bar Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jordan
Dorothy
Ossipee, N. H
C. Mank
Portland
Maude Woodruff
Bar Harbor
Bernice Burns
Washington Street
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Sylvia Green
James Knight
Sally Rainey
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Crystal Gazer
William Blaisdell
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Ridlonville
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Diane Ross
van Heusen
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Wells
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Bethel
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Cumberland Center
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Calais
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Fairfield
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New Gloucester
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Dorothy Small
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Clinton
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William Hill
Philadelphia
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J. A. Mitchell
Melrose Highlands
G. Thomas Murphy
Frederick Tippens
Millinocket
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Columbus
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Wallace Nichols
Richmond
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