Wiscasset church hosts birthday party and school wrapup
Wiscasset events include a birthday party after an 11 o clock service, a last school session till fall, and a range of community notices. Local clubs, Veterans and youth groups hold meetings, fundraisers, and sports milestones as residents attend parishes, halls, and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Delane
Miles Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Donald Brackett
Parent-Teachers’ Club
Huntoon Hill Grange Hall
Delegates Report At Wesley Church Board Meeting
Delegates to the Methodist conference in Houston reported at Wesley church Official Board Tuesday evening. Marc N. King was re elected chairman and Mrs. Charles Marble secretary for the new church year. Delegates to the Greater Bath Council of Churches were chosen and the June meeting omitted for a Bishop’s Talent fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houlton
Wesley Church
Oliver W. Bell
Merle C. Niles
Marc N. King
Charles Marble
Carlyle Taber
Wilfred Trott
Church
Marble
Elinor Oliver
University of Life
King
Oliver
Taber
Greater Bath
Community Notes From Dresden Area and Local Events
Dresden residents attend a public game party for the Odd Fellows home in Auburn. A Richmond Lions club sponsorship will fund a Dirigo Boys State participant from Richmoriel High or Bridge academy. Local visits include Nobleboro and Brunswick granges and a Cres cent Hills property purchase by Mr. and Mrs. Reed. May 21 2 p.m. flag raising at Dresden post office with Wilmot Trussell. Sunday services adjusted to 7 30 p.m. Mother’s Day services featured Rev. Witham carnations for youngest and oldest mothers. Ray Cate spoke on Need. Mrs. Clayton Mayers sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowell
South Dresden
George Sanford
West Dresden
Odd Fellows
Auburn
Richmond Lions Club
Dirigo Boys’ State
Richmoriel High
Bridge Academy
Harrison Puffer
Nobleboro Grange
Millward Patten
Brunswick
Eastern River Grange
Methodist Church
Richard Witham
Ray Cate
Clayton Mayers
Woolwich P T A Awards $10 Morse Student Prize
The Woolwich P T A announced a $10 prize for a Morse High School student, to be awarded to one boy and one girl graduate. A nominating committee for officers was named, and other notes included class photo plans and an entertainment by the Glee club. Marriage intentions filed by Donald F. McRae Jr. and Miss Jean Ruth Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Woolwich P. T. A
Doris Carter
Hilda Baker
Edward Stinson
Samuel Guptill
Robert DeWick
Woolwich School Glee Club
Robert Melanson
First Baptist Woolwich Center Holds Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the First Baptist Church of Woolwich Center is set for 7.45 p.m. on Thursday May 26. The church hopes for full representation from its members at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Woolwich Center
Woolwich Parish Sees Annual Meeting And Local Doings
Woolwich holds annual church and parish meeting with discussions on securing a pastor for summer. Mrs James Oliver leads first aid classes in Woolwich and Brunswick with a 43 member class completing 20 hours of instruction. Community notes cover Memorial Day plans, cemetery work, club activities, visitors, and local residents' updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Congregational Church
James Oliver
Georgetown Center
Woolwich Central School
Oliver
Brunswick
Melvin Cornish
Albert Bailey
Priscilla Cromwell
Shirley Beal
Marcia Dodge
Patricia Bailey
Anita Gamble
William Phillips
John Gordon
Ada Cross
William Fogg
Forrest Baker
Herbert Cornish
Button Days Raise Funds For Legion Cadets
The Legion Cadets Junior Drum & Bugle Corps completed its second annual Button Days event, netting 305.67 over two days. Funds reduce liabilities from 405.56 to 99.89 and enable further efforts, including a June concert with other musical units. A baby hippopotamus weighing about 100 pounds at birth can swim before walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Cadets
U. S. Navy
City Hall
West Bath and Harvesters 4-H Club Notes
West Bath meeting led by assistant Bonnie Belanger plans a June fashion show for the West Bath PTA and a room development project. Harvesters 4-H planted trees at Witch Spring mall as a community project. Proceeds from Easter Seal in West Bath totaled 57.35. Several residents attend events and trips, with families visiting and moving, including Larrabee, Swain, and Williams households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Belanger
Lincoln Street
Bath
Bonnie Belanger
West Bath
Jean
Dottie Snowden
Rita Hennessey
Marie Earle
Joan Ring
Barbara Woods
Barbara Fuller
Sally Grindell
Pauline Belanger
Brenda Brewer
Harvesters 4-H Club
Witch Spring
Stephen Babine
Peter Francisco
Leroy Carlton
David Smith
Wesley Comeau
Leonard Smith
Kenneth Francisco
Joseph Larrabee
The
Mutual Insurance Co
Worster
Hallowell
Trafton Swain
York
Ralph Baker
Bowdoinham
Lisbon Falls
Rod and Gun Club
Leon Belanger
Marion Ashe
Kathy
Lewiston
Robert Thompson
Waterville
Thompson
Owen Thompson
Thompsons
Massachusetts
Doris Hilyard
Fayville
Mass
Elmer Williams
Foster's Point
Wiliams
Hilyard
Donald Haywood
Susan
Billy
Augusta
Warren Davis
John Hunt
Pearl Campbell
Portsmouth
N. H
Murphy
Lemont House
Sanford’s Crossing
Alna
Montsweag Extension Group Plans Tours and Tea
Mrs. Helen Dana from the Knox Lincoln Extension Office led a Know Your Food Supply program at the Montsweag Extension Group meeting. Members will tour the Freeport lace factory and Cushman bakery in Portland on June 16, with travel coordinated by Mrs. Gladys Eaton. A tea for June 15 at Mrs. Gertrude Hopper’s Tenant's Harbor home honors Miss Ruth Libby and her upcoming marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Dana
Rockland
Knox- Lincoln Extension Bureau
Montsweag Extension Group
Gladys Eaton
Leila Rosenwald
Emma Drummond
Freeport
Cushman
Portland
Edward Hamblett
Pratt Street
Gertrude Hopper
Ruth Libby
Knox-Lincoln
Maine Girl Debuts in Motion Picture Role
Southwest Harbor girl Myrna Fahey makes her film debut in A Handful of Uds. The Pemetic High School graduate acted in a Bangor store before studying at Pasadena College of Theater Arts. Her father leads the Red Cross at Dow AFB Bangor and she was Miss Maine Cosmetology 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Harbor
Uds
Myrna Fahey
Pemnetic High School
Francis Fahey
Bangor
California
Pasadena College of Theater Arts
Fahey
Red Cross
Dow Air Force Base
Maine
Church Picnic Notice by Men's Club in West Bath
Announcement invites Mrs Upham and society members to a church family picnic on June 18 at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Savage in West Bath. It also notes the May Fellowship Day on May 19 at 2 p m at the Phippsburg Center church under Bath Council of Church Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Savage
West Bath
Phippsburg Center
Bath
Earl B. Lermond Receives Beaver Award at Pine Tree Fellowship Dinner
At the Pine Tree Council Fellowship Dinner in Portland six Silver Beaver recipients were named for distinguished service to boyhood including Earl B. Lermond of Bath and Arch ie W. Holmes of Brunswick. G Cecil Goddard was reelected Pine Tree Council president with a full slate of officers announced. The event honored more than 130 years of Scouting service and featured Rev. Larman Sherwood as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree Council
Eastland
Portland
Earl B. Lermond
Bath
Albert D. Mills, Sr
Rockland
Carleton G. Lane
Archie W. Holmes
Brunswick
Howard A. Long
Cape Neddick
Allan F. McAlary
G. Cecil Goddard
Waterville
John D. Decker
Cape Elizabeth
Sumner T. Bernstein
Clinton E. Rose
Earl
Lions Club
Hyde Windlass Co
Larman Sherwood
Rotterdam Junction
N. Y
Rural Life Sunday Theme at West Bath Grange Meeting
Rural Life Sunday observed May 15 was the theme of the West Bath grange program Monday evening with a candle lighting. The program featured hymns, a theme tableau, a reader, vocal and instrumental numbers, and a short article. Members discussed how to increase membership and Grandparents' night is planned for next Monday with a May ball and upcoming degrees on June 13 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange Meeting
West
Carl Amirault
Anne Amirault
Bessie Boudreau
Frances St. Martin
Alex Burgess
Joseph Larrabee
Verl McNelly
Donald Coombs
Persis Miller
Pauline Belanger
Alice Smith
The
Grange
Past Masters Association and Lecturers Council
Topsham Grange
Virginia Beane
Miss Cynthia Dauphin and Reginald Barter wed in Bath
Miss Cynthia Dauphin daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Dauphin and Reginald Barter Jr son of Mr and Mrs Reginald Barter were married Saturday at St Marys church rectory Bath. The Rev Fr Bellefontaine performed the double ring ceremony. They plan a week long Canada honeymoon before settling at 3 Tower Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Louise Dauphin
John M. Dauphin
High Street
Reginald Barter, Jr
Reginald Barter
Denny Road
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
John E. Bellefontaine
P. T. A Hall
Katherine Barter
Margaret Safford
Dr Mary L Buckley and Edward DeLong wedding in Bala Cynwyd
Dr Mary L Buckley daughter of Dr William Buckley Mt Carmel Pa married Edward DeLong son of Mr and Mrs Harold W DeLong 857 Washington St Bath Pa at St Mathias Church Bala Cynwyd Pa The bride a blue street length gown wore white roses bouquet Matron of honor Mrs Raymond Wallace Best man William P Drake reception at the Connors Reed home Villanova They will live at 118 Montgomery Ave Bala Cynwyd after a Honolulu honeymoon Attending from Bath were Harold W DeLong Marguerite E Hennessey and Mrs Frederick E Drake
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Buckley
William Buckley
Mt. Carmel
Edward DeLong
Harold W DeLong
Washington Street
Bath
Pryor
St. Mathias Church
Bala Cynwyd
Raymond Wallace
Alliance
Ohio
William P Drake
Berwyn, Pa
Conyers Reed
Villanova
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Wiscasset
Daniel R. Sertwell
St. Philip’s Parish
Kents Hill
Lawrence High
Fairfield
Grant Morrill
Ted Sherman
Gordon Huber
Tommy Rankin
Bob MacQuesten
Lincoln
Pendleton
Madeline Colby
Grace Sewall
Pilgrim Fellowship
First Congregational Church
Kennebec Valley
Stanley Johnson
Arthur Paquette
Walter Sherman
Eric W. Bascom
State Street
Ava Barton
Richards Higgins
School Union
Woolwich
Noble
St. Philip's Parish
Garweek
Huntoon Hilk Grange
St. Philip’s Church
Robert P. Frazier
Bradford-Sortwell - Wright
American Legion
Legion Hall
Emmett S. Weed
Wells-Hussey
Stanley
Vansant
Washington, D. C
Jennie Webber
Charles G. Chase
Huntoon Hill Grange
Joseph Grindell
St. Andrew's Hospital
Boothbay Harbor
Mildred Burrage
Mexico
Methodist
Houston
Dresden
Woolwich P.T.A
Morse
Donald F. McRae, Jr
Donald F. McRae
Bath Street
Jean Ruth Bowers
Manuel Bowers
Harry E. Ring, Jr
Clifford Molson
Arrowsi
Georgetown Center Road
Day's Ferry
Riverside Cemetery Association
Mason Carter
Carl Longfellow
Georgie Walker
Densmore Leach
Cyrus Gilmore
George Ames
Edword Carter
Charlotte Longfellow
Ossian Dodge
Stanley Elwell
Chester Leeman
Henry Seegar, Jr
Good Will Club
Catherine Baird
Mt. Vernon
Home Service
Central Maine Power Co
Charles Powers
Sagadahoc Ferry
Warren Kershner
Nelson Rice
Edward V. Reed
Eagle Hotel
Leon Beal
Anthony Dodge
Frank Sparks, Jr
William Stevens
Ethel Reed
Nequasset
Damariscotta Lake
Jefferson
Edith Campbell
Arrowsic
Everett Pollard
Bruce Baker
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
Thomas Aylward
Gregory
Aylward
Hannah Aylward
Camden
John Howe
Day
Harold G. Hall
Hall
Adelbert Hall
Yonkers
Joseph C. Hecht
Blacksburg
Costello P. Hall
Fisher
Chevrolet
America
Rae Ee
Brooke Chevrolet, Inc
Tel
Legion
Montsweag
Mrs. Upham
Beaver
Edwin R. Andrews
Council
Merrymeeting
H. Rodney Brooke
Carl E. Bryan
Alfred D. Caton
Staton R. Curtis
Maynard Irish
William A. Niss
Harold E. Pratt
Beverly Dauphin
Edmund Hagan
Canada
Tower Circle
Barter
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Morse High
Mary L. Buckley
Mr. DeLong
Bowdoin College
Navy
Milton Bay Company
Chestnut Hill
Honolulu
Mrs. DeLong
Montgomery Ave
Harold W. DeLong
Marguerite E. Hennessey
Frederick E. Drake
Planning Council
Salvation Army
Alphonse Turcotte
Benjamin Zimmerman
Rev. L. A. Dole
John Leonard
Grover Lodge
A. F. of L
Roland Farnham
Smith-Tobey Post
Linwood Temple
William Fletcher
V. F W
Maurice Warner
Sons of Union Veterans
Merritt Mitchell
Colonial Club
Frederick E Drake, Jr
Bath Lodge of Elks
Fred Morton
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