Wiscasset Teens Named Delegates to Dirigo State
Robert Maybury and Judith Casset of Wiscasset were chosen as delegates to Dirigo Boys and Girls State by the Bradford Sortwell Wright Post American Legion and its auxiliary. Maybury is an honor student active in activities. Casset is likewise active in school affairs. Also noted: a stolen car recovered, a new dial phone facility to be housed near the post office, local club activities, Armed Services Day open house, and local election of Legion officers with plans for May 21 installation and June 27 church attendance.
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Robert Maybury
Judith Casset
Dirigo
Bradford- Sortwell-Wright Post
American Legion
Maybury
Harold Maybury, Jr
Wiscasset
Miss McFadden
Bernard McFadden
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Parent-Teacher Club
Bradford-Sortwell Post
Samuel J. E. Soule
Fred Peaslee
Parker P. Foye
John B. Sutter
Sargeant At Arms
Martin Tracy, Jr
Donald T. Brackett
Aaron T. Tucker
Clarence A. Race
Stanton A. Sherman
Benjamin L. Rines
Bernard A. Merry
St. Philip’s Church
Federal Street
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church
Bath Garden Club to Meet Tuesday at Mrs Douglas Home
Bath Garden club members will meet Tuesday afternoon at 1009 Washington Street, hosted by Mrs. Herbert L Douglas. Principal speaker will be Mrs. Herbert R. Lemont, who will discuss a Florida winter visit with color slides of Southern flowers.
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Bath Garden Club
Herbert L Douglas
Washington Street
Herbert R. Lemont
Frank Sparks, Jr
Burt S. Osgood, Jr
Duncan Mc.Innes
Earl Farnham
G. Thomas Murphy
Arthur Bowker
Joseph Mullaney
David C
Traverse Jury Panel For June Term Of Court
A new traverse jury panel of 24 members, 13 women and 11 men, was chosen to serve at Saga dahoc Superior Court for the June 12 term. Justice Leonard F. Williams will preside, with Fred L. Hayden as court stenographer. Names include Pauline Avery, William A. Brown, Mary J. Cummings, and others from Bath Topsham Richmond Bowdoin, Woolwich Bowdoinham and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse
Sagadahoc
Alta T. Adams
Ella Cunningham
Gladys Furbish
John L. Jack
Topsham
Florence Anderson
Pauline Cronk
Fred C. Groves
Frank Preble
Richmond
Helen Anderson
Bowdoin
Genesta C. Carter
Charles L. Haley
Woolwich
Delmar Curtis
Lena S. Hackett
Bowdoinham
Albert H. Desmond
West Bath
Edith Marr
Georgetown
Esther E. McCourt
Phippsburg
Marion Paradis
Arrowsic
Youngsters Host Dancing Party At Legion Hall
Miss Mary McLaughlin and Edward McLaughlin entertained thirty friends at a Saturday dancing party in the American Legion Hall. Grand March featured the hosts with partners Thomas Perry and Miss Nancy Dearborn. Prizes went to Miss Jane Footer and Wayne Shaw in spot dance. elimination and matching numbers prizes awarded to other couples. Refreshments served by the hosts and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McLaughlin
Edward McLaughlin
Francis E. McLaughlin
North Street
American Legion Hall
Thomas Perry
Nancy Dearborn
Jane Footer
Wayne Shaw
Miss Dearborn
Richard Channing
Suzanne Bartlett
David Humphries
McLaughlin
Mary Egan
Rockland
Charles Lee
Nancy Bruce
Martha Hederman
Gail Oliver
Susan Footer
Carla Tukey
Nancy Keegan
Marie Milliken
Pamela Litchfield
Linda McCole
Marie Foss
Eleanor Fenn
Elaine Turcotte
Kurt Kondos
John Crowley
Ralph York, Jr
John Preney
James Day
Joseph Lee
Andrew Footer
Craig Lee
Paul Hutchins
Peter Childs
Wayne Gurney
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Inez Smith in West Point
Mrs Inez Smith was honored with a surprise party at her West Point home on Friday evening for her 79th birthday. Hostesses were her daughter and Mrs George Breed of Bath, with a variety of gifts and two large birthday cakes. Numerous relatives and friends attended from West Point, Bath, and Sebasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Smi Th
Hon
West Point
Arthur Temple
George Breed
Bath
Gordon Hersom
Philip Wyman
Arthur Doyle
Arthur, Jr
Sharon
Wayne
Dean
Ralph Doughty
Joan
Raymond Brown
Herman
Joanne
Mary
Herman Smith
Horace Wallace
Graydon
Hazel Wallace
Howard Gilliam
Winnifred Brown
Emma Wallace
Raymond Nordlund
Loughton Wallace
Richard and
Daniel
Lafayette Wallace
Lemuel Preble
Forrest Baker
Nequasset
Henry Dubar
Norris Waltz
Damariscotta
Chester Howe
Densmore Leach
Arthur Hayward
Bristol
Ellen Savage
Pauline Hurley
Augusta
Harold B. Leeman
Damariscotta Lake
Hazel Starrett
Frances Allen
Pine Point
Sterling Bible Class Announces Mother's Day Flower Donation
The Sterling Bible Class of Corliss Street Baptist church met in May voting to donate flowers for Mother's Day. President Mrs. William Hill served refreshments after a business session and Bible study. The next meeting is June 4. The group, organized December 1907, is the city’s oldest active Bible Class with eight living charter members. it will mark its 50th anniversary next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Bible
Corliss Street Baptist Church
William Hill
Sterling
Mrs Dickson Le Lemont and Kennedy Named
Mrs. Herbert R. Le Lemont and Mrs. Carl Y. Kennedy are identified in the item as individuals connected to the family or social notice.
Woolwich Calendar Highlights Memorial Day Plans and Local News
Woolwich community events span cemetery association meetings and yard improvements to Get Together Club planning a gravel load for a playground. Memorial Day services are scheduled at Montsweag Baptist Church with Rev Stephen Sidebotham delivering the address. The town notes obituaries, school pre enrollment, and local visits while alewives run at Nequasset dam and residents share family gatherings and farm updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tena Molson
Nequasset School
Bernice Bailey
Alice Baker
Damariscotta Lake
Molson
Adam Galuza
Skowhegan
Galuza
Francis Ames
Thomas Schulten
Schultens
University of Maine
Orono
Woolwich Central School
Hool
Woolwich
Bith
Melissa Main
Jennie Howe
River Road
Elwood Howe
Billerica
Mass
Clyde Robinson
Philip Robinson
Westboro
Roland Robinson
Bath
Chester Howe
Constance
Anthony Dodge
Richard McElman
Ivory Strout
Montsweag Baptist
Stephen Sidebotham
William Sanders
Harvey Chubbuck
Good Will Club
Mary Hall
Sagadahoc Ferry
Gertrude Marston
Mae Getchell
Florence Kershner
Edith Rice
Pearl Reed
Nequasset Dam
Eleanor Carter
Central Maine Power Co
Rockland
Mason Carter
Day's Ferry
Loring Edgerly
Sylvia
Dana
Montsweag
Edgerly
Jason Edgerly
Whitefield
William Berry
Murphy Corner Road
Mechanic Falls
Young People Confer Degrees At West Bath Grange
West Bath grange hosts the Young People’s Degree ceremony under Alice Burgess with six local candidates and one guest from Woolwich. Officers, tableaux, and future degree work planned as State Deputy Harrington praises the grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Alice Burgess
the Grange
Woolwich Grange
Verna Coombs
Donald Coombs
Loretta Barter
William Garand, Jr
Roger McNelly
Anna Mihalos
Richard Collins
Lawrence Palmer, Jr
John Henderson
Doris Doughty
Pomona
Bonnie Belanger
Flora
Jean Belanger
Mary Gaudreau
John Lander
Clyde Bailey
Woolwich
Donald Day
Nancy Grover
Carol Worden
Brenda Brewer
Phyllis Gagner
Florence Farnham
Bernice McGlinchy
Sowers
Faith
Past Masters Association
Merriconeag Grange
Harpswell
Dirigo
Solid Rock
Woolwich Woods Fire Brought Under Control By 150 Firefighters
Rain showers aided area crews as more than 150 firefighters contained a woods and grass blaze near Sagadahoc Ferry Woolwich. The fire, whose cause remains unknown, scorched four acres but caused no structural damage after rapid response by Woolwich Bath and South Woolwich units and praise from State Fire Chief Waldo Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Ferry
Woolwich
American Burials and Asphalt Co
Bath
South Woolwich
Lawrence Edwards
Waldo Clark
West Bath 4 H club members meet for blouse project
West Bath community notes record the Shamrocks 4 H club meeting where Bennet won an acting contest and members worked on blouses. Refreshments were hosted by the hostesses and the next gathering will be with Marie Earle along with a list of attendees and visiting friends and relatives.
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Shamrocks
Bennet
Nessey
Marie Earle
Leon Belanger
Joan Ring
Jack
Jerry Bennett
Barbara
Christine Fuller
Dottie Snowdon
Bonnie
Mildred Bowie
Auburn
Ralph Baker
Connecticut
Harland Boynton
William Hodgkins
Kittery
Robert William
Gardiner
F. W. Deehan
Colin Dinsmore
Harrington
Oliver Wass
Maine Retired Teachers Association Board
Waterville
Charles’ Treat
Charles
Carolyn
Randolph
Llwellyn Rogers
Community helpers and visitors in North Bath area
A North Bath State Highway Department truck was at work dragging road shoulders on Friday. Jackie Rockefeller used a power shovel last week to dig a well and trenches for pipelines. Numerous local residents including Rose Kingsbury, Rose Lee Higgins, Edmund Higgins, and George Lawrence were noted visiting family or appearing on a Channel 6 TV program. Several others stopped by homes in Bath and nearby towns during the weekend and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
North
Bath
Jackie Rockefeller
Rose Kingsbury
Rose Lee Higgins
Edmund Higgins
Ryan Lawrence
Harry Higgins
George Lawrence
Morse High School
Channel 6
Clifford Brown
Clarence Brown
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bernard Vining
Ronald
Michael
Weld
Harry Plummer
Lucy Cutting
Dromore
Elmer Rogers
Scyvall Strout
Wiscasset
Rogers
Freemont Rowe
Edmund St. Peter
Portland
Edwin Hemingway
E. N. Cole
Lewiston
Katherine Turnbull
Hartford
Raymond Nadeau
Gordon Cousins
Elroy Nash
Norman
Fairview
Mass
William Nadeau
Malcolm Drinkwater
Harold McDonald
Gardiner
Four Dromore Grange Members Honored at May Card Party
Four Dromore Grange members Mrs Jessie Morrell Edward Burns Everett Wright and Thomas Tracey were guest of honor at a grange sponsored public card party at the grange hall. A May birthday cake by Mrs Kista Hanson and refreshments by Everett Wright Beatrice Burns and Evelyn Beals followed whist and cribbage with prizes awarded to Annie Malcolm Ethel McElroy Marion Neilson Mary Dannenfelser and Mary Pratt. The event supports grange activities with next meetings and card parties planned for May 22 and May 29.
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Dromore Grange
Grange Hall
Jessie Morrell
Edward Burns
Everett Wright
Thomas _ Tracey
Kista Hanson
Beatrice Burns
Evelyn Beals
Arrowsic Club Plans Year End Picnic And Graduation
At the May meeting the Arrowsic club approved a picnic outing at Crescentach near Wiscasset to close the school year. Graduation is set for June 5 with the class of boys including Darrell Lawrence Ronald Rittall Robert Phinney Edwin Hatstatt and Jos Gaudet. Parents will provide transport for children and the Moth ers club will supply lunches.
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Arclub
Crescentach
Wiscasset
Mother’s Club
Darrell Lawrence
Ronald Rittall
Robert Phinney
Edwin Hatstatt
Nos Gaudet
Bath
John Drayton
Campbell
Edith Campbell
Arrowsie
Harold Purinton
Auburn
Arthur Farris
Joseph McLaughlin
Kathy
Andrew
Roxanne Merry
Everett Pollard
Winslow
Donald Dean
Barney Parker
Eric
Mark
Mel Howe
Norman Drummond
Russell Boyd
Boston
Maxine Walker
Day's Ferry
Drummond
Warren Hawley, Jr
Reginald Cote
Lawrence Rothwell
Worcester
Mass
Emma Drummond
Carol Ainsworth
Marion Rittall
Arlene Sturmer
Celia Carlton
Millie Stafford
Ralph Jewett
Westport
Robert Walther
Anthony Fargnoli
Perkin's Island Light Station
Lester Davis
Doubling Point
George Gates
Terri Lee Whittaker
Bristol
Children's Hospital
Franklin Wright
Falmouth
Ibra K. Lawrence
Old Stage Road
Earl Morong
Charles Paradis
Arrowsic
Worman Drummond
Rothwell
Fran Ellen
Hiefly
Portsmouth
N. H
Two drunken driving cases heard in Aidee Court
Recorder Arthur D. Dolloff heard two cases Wednesday. Clara M. Sivley of Chattanooga pled guilty through attorney Harold J. Rubin to drunken driving on Lincoln Street and paid a $100 fine plus $6.15 costs. Patrolman Benjamin Fitzgerald filed the complaint. Another intoxication case resulted in a guilty plea and a $5 fine with $6.15 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Dolloff
Aidee
Clara M. Sivley
Chattanooga
Tenn
Harold J. Rubin
Lincoln Street
Benjamin Fitzgerald
Trafton Urges Caution And Economy In State Spending
Maine House Speaker Willis A. Trafton Jr and Rep Robert Hale urged fiscal restraint amid a campaign rally in Sedgwick. They contrasted Republican plans with Democrats proposing higher spending and taxes, stressing steady progress and careful review of needs such as schools and highways. The event supported by Sagadahoc County Young Republicans and Women’s Republican clubs also featured local party officials and highlighted defense and infrastructure issues affecting Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Willis A. Trafton, Jr
Auburn
Sedgwick
Trafton
State of
Republican Party
Hale
Sanford
Brunswick
Saco-Lowell
York
Oxford
Portland
Bath Iron Works
Kennebec
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Charles F. Cummings
Bath
Edward DeBerg
Phippsburg
Young Republicans
Hazel Robbins
Women’s Republican Club
Winter Street Church Ladies Aid names Mrs Munroe Carlton president
Mrs Munroe Carlton was elected president of the Ladies Aid of Winter Street Congregational church at its annual meeting Friday afternoon. Other officers elected include Miss Alice Johnson as vice president, Mrs Horace Ward as treasurer, and Mrs Clifford B Wilband for a 26th term as secretary. The group voted to donate $5 to the ministers wives retreat and announced summer picnic gatherings at local summer homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munroe Carlton
Ladies Aid
Winter Street Congregational Church
Kenneth N. Francisco
Alice Johnson
Horace Ward
The
Aid
Clifford B. Wilband
Francisco
Wilband
Carlton
Arthur K. Purington
Charles Hewitt
Elmer B. Williams
Raymond Welch
Ernest Freeman
Edward Smith
Martin V. B. Sargent
Ward
Purington
Freeman
Alice Varney
Mrs Albert Whitney Elected President Of Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Mrs Albert Whitney was elected president of the Cosmopolitan Garden Club at its annual meeting after a banquet at the Northwood in Yarmouth. She succeeds Mrs Nellie D Arcy and announced Guest Day on May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Whitney
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Northwood
Yarmouth
Whitney
Nellie D'Arcy
Club
Frederick Moffatt
Alice Johnson
William Dennison
Edward Murphy
Mabel Harris
James Knight
D'Arcy
Personnel Experts Estimate Narrow Pool For Management Roles
Analysts value a rare talent pool with roughly one in ten thousand individuals meeting psychological criteria for high level management in key industries. The finding underscores strict selection standards and the concentration of suited candidates.
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Frances Plumstead
Chelsea Consolidated School
Edward Chilman
Miles Memorial Hospital
Rensel Colby
Veazie
Congregational Church
Roy R. Marston
Freeman D. Southard
Charles S. Sewall
Egbert Sewall
Carol R. Drake
Providence
R. I
Sewall
Germany
Army
Neil S. Bishop
James L. Reid
Hallowell
Lincoln County
Woman's Republican Club
Congress
Douglas
Traverse Jury Panel
Mrs
Inez Smith
Sterling Bible Class
Wiscasset Concrete Block, Inc
Lowelltown Road
Tel
Riverside Cemetery Association
Edward Carter
Cyrus Gilmore
Charlotte Longfellow
George Ames
Ossian Dodge
Georgie Walker
Carle Longfellow
Marcia Stinson
Edwin Wade
John Howe
Rosa Shea
Woolwich Woods
Polynesia
Winter Street Church Ladies Aid
Mrs. Whitney
Senate
State Federation of Garden Clubs
Louise Tucker
Sadie Davis
Odd Ladies
United Order of Independent
Odd Ladies of
New England
Supreme Board
Myrtle Lodge
G. A. R. Hall
Supreme
Myrtle Stimpson
Ceprom
Lucelia Blake
Lizzie Chaney
Gertrude Stewart
Nellie Hunt
United Order of Odd Ladies of Maine
Louise Rogers
Alice Lewis
Central Congregational Church
Witch Spring Inn