War Bond Drive and civic notices in Wiscasset area
The 7th War Loan Bond Drive opened in Wiscasset on May 14 with Grace A Cowley as chair of the Women's Division of the War Finance Board. The drive lists local solicitors and locations across town. Also noted are DAR activities in Damariscotta and Lincoln County obituaries, divorces, and community updates including recoveries, honors, and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Grace A. Cowley
Women’s Division
War Finance Board
Bernice Blagdan
Elizabeth Norton
High
Lee and
Churchill Streets
Grace McFadden
Middle Street
Florence McQueston
Hodge
Danforth
Hooper Streets
Teresa Abbott
Fort Hill
Bradbury
Pleasant
Fore Streets
Washington
Union
Warren Streets
Daisy McGrath
Birch Point
Marion Abbott
Water
Seavey Lane
Lincoln Streets
Lillian Rines Gowen
Main
Summer Streets
Gladys Kaler
Bath Road
Pemaquid
Daughters of American Revolution
Damariscotta
Lonie Clifford
Regent
Riverview
Annie ‘Bisbee
Newcastle
Grace Westerfield
Ada Coffin
Davis Island
Edgecomb
Mildred Ricker
Nobleboro
Marion Cook
William ‘L. Rines
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mr. Rines
Bath Iron Works
Minnie B. Rines
Archie L
Maurice I
Harold E
Arthur A
Charles L
Pfc
Clarence L
Fort Hancock
N. J
Ruth Simmons
Ethel Andrews
Maude Leighton
Gardiner
Eerlyn Spear
Randolph
Annie Russell
Whitefield
May Munsey
Belle Oliver
Bath
Louise Goodwin
Quincy
Mass
Warren
John Rines
Albert Rines
Amesbury
Cowley Funeral Home
Robert H. Heigham
Greenlawn Cemetery
Brunswick Defeats Morse High 6-1 in Tuesday Baseball
Brunswick freshman pitcher Neil Mahoney dominated Morse as the College Towners won 6-1. Morse starter Trafton allowed 13 hits and six runs through six and a third innings before Aubrey Steen relieved him. Eugene Burgess led Morse with two singles. Charlie Burgess and Blaine Smith were the other Morse hitters to reach Mahoney safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil. Mahoney
Brunswick
Morse
College Towners
Bath Boys
Trafton
Orange and Black
Aubrey Steen
Eugene Burgess
Morse Club
Charlie Burgess
Bladen Smith
Mahoney
Brunswick Ab
B. Johnson
Walker
Lf Coffin
Bleau
Levesque
Atwood
J. Morrell
Cunningham
Morse Ab Largay
E. Burgess
C. Burgess
Smith
ss /Small
Bourget
Rogers
Canacaris
Irish
Sonia
Steen
Morrell
Johnson
Nequasset Auxiliary Meets on Thursday
The Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Amy Cromwell with 15 members present. Luncheon was served at 12 30 by the committee. Two poems were read by Mrs. Wilbur Presley and a letter from a Greek child welfare worker was read. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Maurice Hathorne's home on Thursday May 31 with Mrs. Frank Bailey and Mrs. Percy Bailey assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary
Amy Cromwell
Guy Cromwell
Wilbur Presley
Eugene Beck
Dallas Tracey
Greece
Maurice Hathorne
Frank Bailey
Percy Bailey
Local Notes Highlight Military Transfer and Hospital Visits
Cpl Chester C Varney MJr USA of Center street left Monday for Camp Meade Maryland after being reassigned from Coast Artillery at Portland harbor. Mrs Carl Carlson of Head Tide visits Bath guests Omar ens of High street while receiving Osteopathic Hospital treatments. Edmund Webster Bath Iron Works shipfitter underwent emergency operation at Memorial hospital and is resting comfortably with visitors expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Chester C. Varney
Mjr
USA
Center Street
Mondey
Camp Meade
Coast Artillery
Portland Harbor
Carl Carlson
Head Tide
Bath
Omarens
High Street
Osteopathic Hospital
Edmund Webster
Bath Iron Works
Memorial Hospital
West Bath P T A Hosts Card Party at Grange Hall
The West Bath P T A sponsors a card party at the West Bath Grange hall Friday with cake and coffee, prizes for bridge and whist, and a door prize.
West Bath Grange Discusses Trees at Monday Meeting
West Bath Grange held Arbor Day observances with about 60 members and guests present. The program featured readings, a vocal trio, a poem, and a tree planting tableau led by Mrs. Sylvester. Fred Rose of Riendale spoke on forest planting as a solid investment and necessity for fuel and land, prompting discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Graneg
John Sylvester
Lonesome Pine
Florence Farnham
Betty Weeks
Marie White
Hilda Staples
Mary Deehan
Morton Young
Fred Rose
Rosedale
Rose
Gerald Weeks
Penny March
Henry White
William Armstrong
Pomona Grange
Dirigo Grange
Brunswick
Pomona
Joseph W. Randlett
Richmond
Grange
Annie Berry Peterson
Harry E. Peterson
Sylvester
National Grange
West Bath Grange
Herbert Simpson
Reginald Farnham
Ferdinand Coombs
Grange Hall
Grange Project
West Bath Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Fancy Yeast Rolls
The West Bath Farm Bureau met on Thursday with foods project leader Mrs. Joseph W. Oliver presenting fancy yeast rolls baked in cloverleaf and cinnamon shapes. Dinner guests included Mrs. Oscar Adams and Mrs. Edward Thompson, with a Cancer Fund contribution noted. Twins were born to Mr. and Mrs. John G. Morse Jr. of Winnebago at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell School
P.T.A
West Bath Grange Hall
William F. White
Littlefield School
Merrill Barter
Albert Barter
Charlie Robinson
Dickie Tremaine
Arvid Booker
Richard Farrell
Jerry Lozier
Harry Peterson
West Bath P.T.A
District 3
Cosmopolitan Club
Leon Belanger, Jr
Forest Barter
Warren Davis
Frank French
Edward Thompson
Loring Small
West Bath
C. B. Oliver
H. F. Aldrich
Augusta
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Grange
Harry Larrabee
Witch Spring
Berry Mills Road
William Harding
Florida
Tennessee
Kentucky
Harding
Charleston
W. Va
Mr. Harding
Richard Renshaw
Mary
Henry White
George Booker
Edith Renaud
Portland
Scott Ward
Carlton Johnson
Navy
San Leando
Calif
Edward Kenney
Elwyne
John Beal
Merton Partridge
Winfield Cooper
Bath
Carroll Wing
Frank Magno
Maine General Hospital
Magno
Marietta
Courtney Stover
Gerald
Kermit
Washington and
Jefferson
Washington
Cargill
William Bailey
William, Jr
Sampson, N
California
Walter White
Carene
Gardiner
Edward Burns
Edward McMans
Joseph Larrabee
Walter Larrabee
Tops
R. F. Treater
Elwood
Flushing
N. Y
Archibald McCoy
Foster's Point
Trafton Swain
York
West Bath Farm Bureau
Foods Project
Joseph W. Oliver
Washington Street
Oliver
Perry Thompson
Cancer Fund
Earl Donnell
Edwin Haggett
Walter Marco
D. O. Blaisdell
H. A. Owen
Gertrude Trott
Barbara Adams
Brian Rowe
Memorial Hospital
John G. Morse, Jr
Winneganee
Morse
Frances Robie
Phippsburg
McAllister Family Plans Move to Park Street Apartment
Mr and Mrs Stewart McAllister and family of Lambert Park will reside in the apartment above the grocery store at Park and Washington streets where Mr McAllister serves as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart McAllister
Lambert Park
Park and
Washington Streets
McAlllister
Woolwich Centre church notices and local events
Woolwich First Baptist hosts morning and evening services with sermons by Mrs. J M Gowdey and topic Eighth Chapter of Acts. Various clubs and scouts meet or plan events, including Willing Workers Luncheon, Goodwill bean supper, Troop 93 Charter night, and memorial and school activities across Woolwich with visitors, vaccinations and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Woolwich Center
J. M. Gowdey
David
Acts
Maurice Hathorne
Cora Suuter
Good Will Club
Woolwich Boy Scout Troop No. 93
Lebanon Hall
Waldo Hathorne
Harmon Smith
Edwin R. Andrews
William Turpie
Clifford Cox
America
Mountain School Mothers Club
Frank Reynolds
Fernald Bailey
J. Bailey
Ivan Shaw
Harold Shaw
Ralph Knowles
Harvey Chubbuck
Edith Weston
Reynolds
Woolwich Grange Hall
Zeta Brown
Maine
Woolwich
Woolwich Memorial Association
Woolwich Center Baptist Church
Sarah Bagley Wright
Lieut. Riley
USN
Bath Iron Works
Union Bridge School
Spinning Wheel Club
Clayton Stinson
Murphys Corner Road
Grammar School
Nequasset Methodist Church
Cyril E. Bousfield
Day’s Ferry
Rangeley Lake
Mr. Chapman
Bath
Eben Dana
Burton Hodgkins
Augusta
Lemuel Stilphen
Dana Mills Road
William Getchell
West Bath
Sagadahoc Ferry
Loring Soule
Wisconsin
Kenneth Soule
Nelson Rice
Hartford
George Ames, Sr
North Woolwich
Harold Ames
Bath Memorial Hospital
Gordon Huff
Charlotte
Eleanor Carlton
Maine General Hospital
Alton Berry
Dresden Church Notices and Local Changes
Evening lights on the Eastern river attract anglers seeking alewives. The Frank Hall farm sold to out of town parties. Dr. Cairns spoke on A Great Body and a junior sermon on The Candle. Baptism and new member reception occurred. Church hour moved to 11.30 with May 27 honoring armed forces. Dr. Aldrich to preach June 3. Dunns sold their farm to Richmond parties. State Police fingerprinted local children. state nurse checked tuberculosis tests in town Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hall
Alexander Cairns
South Dresden
Herbert F. Aldrich
Alton Dunn
Richmond
Past Masters Meet At Woolwich Grange In Sagadahoc County
Past Masters Association and Lecturers Council of Sagadahoc County met at Woolwich Grange hall with 70 plus attendees. A supper followed, then a program of songs, readings, and a court scene skit led by Joseph Jones. The next meeting is June 21 in Richmond with host grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Woolwich Grange Hall
Cleveland Marriner
Richmond
Lizzie Haggett
Whispering Hope
Merle Jameson
Gladys Hathorne
Irving Cobb
Annie Henderson
Red Wing
David Henderson
Lucy Armstrong
Joseph Jones
Joseph W. Randlett
God Bless
America
Elfreds Perkins
Past Masters Association and Lecturers Council
West Bath Grange
Arthur C. Lemont
Everett G. Lemont
John Howe
William Armstrong
Edwin W. Haggett
Eva Lemont
Julia Field
Mabel Tibbetts
Ethel MacDonald
Bernice Sturtevant
James B. Lemon
Bay Point Notes on Birds and Local Residents
Bay Point reports arrival of ocean gulls and various songbirds signaling seasonal change. Community members include John Hamilton now in the Marines stationed at Sea Island. local residents Irving Gregory Bath Walter Norto and families visiting cottages. and visitors from Brunswick Bath Georgetown Providence for weekend stays and meals at Bay Point cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamilton
Bay Point
Island
Wood Island
North America
Bath
Makin
Irving Gregory
W. B. Dyean
John Weldon Dye
C. Brunswick
Naval Air Station, Brunswick
Gregory
Walter I. Norto
Clyde McKinno
Bruce
Bathner
Jon
Karl
Long Island
Edgar Drake
Edna M. Coolidge
Kar Hentz
Harold Robinsonn
Auburn
Donald Avery
Beatrice
Dawn
First Beach
Walter Perry
Priscilla Taft
George Gate
Louisa Howard
Lydia Cooks Bath
Minnie Gray
Georgetown
Maurice Burn
Katherine
Sylvia Warren
Providence, I
Mrs Mae Armstrong Visits New York and Family
Mrs Mae Armstrong of Washington street returns from a three weeks visit to New York where she stayed with daughter Mrs Clar ence Wahle and Lieut Col Wahle U S A on leave. She also visited daughter Mrs H Kloppenburg in Merrick L I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Merrill
St. Petersburg
Fla
Edward Street
South
Decemer
Mae Armstrong
Washington Street
New York
Clarence Wahle
Col Wahle
U.S.A
California
Armstrong
H. Kloppenburg
Merrick
L. I
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aurolyn Rines
Maurice I. Rines
Pleasant Street
Wiscasset Academy
D.A R
Walter Dow
Elaine Monto
Carlene Shea
Marilyn Petrie
Robert Adams
Keith Bachelder
Valeria Bean
Ronald Hodgdon
Billie Ingram
Helen Knight
Bertha Wakefield
Raymond Dalton
Harold Downey
Polly Jackson
Barbara Merry
Wilberta Nichols
Richard Nason
Geneva Sherman
Shirley Wakefield
John Webber
Earl Townsend
Lillian Eastman
Christine Erskine
Mary Fahey
Evelyn Gorham
Alberta Grover
Robert Grover
Ruth Jackson
Shirley Potter
John W. Riley
Williams Rines
Lincoln County ‘Superior Court
Pauline ‘H. ‘Rowe
Aaron V. Rowe
Libellee
Isabel D. Crone
Louis L. Crone, Jr
Eleta E. Chute
Merrill E. Chute
Libelle
Shirley E. Bryant
Eliza E. Brown
Charles E. Brown
Florence M. Creamer
Lloyd J. Creamer
Ernest E. Lailer
Mattie P. Lailer
Mildred F. Ricker
Bertram A. Ricker
Pearl C. Partridge
James K. Partridge
Virginia R. Libby
Maurice E. Libby
Arlene M. Luce
John E.luce
Donald E. McGlauflin
Leona C. McGlauflin
Maybelle Hall
Emerson R. Hall
Priscilla J. Deblois
Fred A. DeBlois
Priscilla J. Simpson
Marion H. Latter
William F. Latter
Roger D. Prior
Bernice L. Prior
William McFadden
Fort Hill Street
Stanley M. Brown
H. Gertrude Bird
Stowe
Sheepscott
Laura Coffin
Edna Pomroy
Federal Street
Hooper Street
Harvey R. Pease
House of Representatives
Lincoln County
Horace A. Hildreth
Charles E. Cowley
Grand Lodge, R. of P
Bangor
Clarence A. Richards
Superior Court
William H. Burton
Boston
American Society of Electrical Engineers
Woodbury H. Dodge
Alton H. Erskine
Arambee
Alpert T. Erskine
Philippines
Pvt
Charles M. Erskine
Germany
Hollis M. Erskine
S 2c
Corpus Christi
Texas
Curtis Stone
Frank H. Stone
Georgia
Samuel Soule
Fred A. Soule
Okinawa
St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Robert H
Clinton R. Bailey
Elmer Wickham
Carl M. P. Larrabee
Patten
Grover C. Hoyt
Chewonki Neck
Neil McKinnon
Barbara Sullivan
Leslie Sullivan
University of Maine
Everett W. Jackson
Frank M. Haggett
Pine Tree
National League of American Pen Women
Lafayette Hotel
Haggett
League
Stanley W. Dodge
Raymond B. Sherman
Ivan R. Sanborn
Winchester
Robert P. Heigham
Brightton
Waterville
Betty Burton
Russell Sage College
Troy
Morse High
Neil Mahoney
Nequasset
West Bath Farm Bureau Meeting
Fr¢e
Sam J. E. Soule
USNR
Okina
Louise Cerica
Swampscott
Maxine Walker
River Road
Frank J. Walker
Dresden
Woolwich Grange
Howard Hoeffer
Gertrude L. Thibaud
Hoeffer
Miami
Joe Marsh
Bill Webster
Bill
U. S. Brewers Foundation
Frank H. Holley
Main St