Republican rally to hear Bangor senator in Bodwell area
The Republican Town Committee invites voters to a Bodwell Grange Hall rally on Wednesday evening May 31 to meet county candidates. Lobster supper at 6 30 with tickets at the door. Guest speaker Senator Robert N. Haskell of Bangor, VP of Bangor Hydro-Electric Co and 95th Legislature Senate candidate.
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Republican Town Committee
Bodwell Grange Hall
Bodwell Grange
Robert N. Haskell
Bangor
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co
State Senate
Phippsburg
Basin
Zina Butler Place
Mark W. Harrington
Evelyn Scott
Bath Fire Department
State Forestry Department
John Parker
Topsham
Sebasco Lodge
John G. Morse & Sons
Mark Harrington
Thomas L. Totman
Perley Quimby
Richard Frates
Bath
Lewellyn Holbrook
Dromore Grange Hall
Frederick Haggett
Bernard Henderson
Maud Thayer
Earle Perkins
Sally Rainey
Berlyn Nisbet
Mary Moore
Gladys Scott
Edith Hawkes
Doris Hart
Beverly Hughes
Harriet Wallace
Ruby Alexander
Lora York
Barbara McKinney
Leola Munsey
Neva McMann
Shirley
Norma Pye
Adele Hunt
Sylvia Greene
Eugene Winslow
Sebasco
Popham
Rangeley
Florida
Stanwood Gilman
Clifford Pye
Thomas Totman
Town Hall
Virinia Hamilton
Edith Ilson
R.N
Dromore Grange
Masters’ Association
Raymond Campbell
Clinton Beals
Annie Malcolm
Reuben Purington
Elfreda Perkins
Winthrop Blair
Milton Slade
Worcester
Mass
Phippsburg Center
Slade
Rest Home Association
Oak Leaf Club
Witch Spring Inn
Edwin Oliver
Wesley Church installs official board for 1950 61
The Official Board of Wesley Methodist church was installed during Sunday worship. Officers include trustees Stanley Hunter Lloyd Daley Edward Coombs George Hopkins John Stewart William Hanson Andrew Butterfield Walter Day Walter Upham and many others. Committees cover membership finance pastoral relations nominations audits records hospitals missions evangelism visitation and education. Flowers on the altar Sunday were placed by the Friendship club.
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Wesley Methodist Church
Stanley Hunter
Lloyd Daley
Edward Coombs
George Hopkins
John Stewart
William Hanson
Andrew Butterfield
Walter Day
Walter Upham
Earle Lermond
Nan E. Brown
Alvah Morse
Charles Howe
Willard McLean
Merle Niles
John Waterhouse
John Kaler
Elnora Oliver
Morris Upham
Carolyn Rogers
L. D. Rogers
John Sampson
William Temple
Wilfred Trott
Ronald Buffum
John Hazen
John W. Coombs
Rodney Upham
Merle C. Niles
Edward Butterfield
Merle Nile
Board of Trustees
World Peace
Ruth Howe
E. B. Lermond
Flower
William C. Hanson
Friendship Club
Fire on Woolwich Slash Area Suppressed After Night
A small fire along a slash near the River road in Woolwich, southwest of the Harry Muckler property, was found shortly before 5 p.m. Monday and extinguished after 9 p.m. Thanks to quick local efforts and the Woolwich Volunteer Fire Department, six hundred gallons were used and water hoses laid from an Indian back tank. Fire Chief Hay notes strong town cooperation helped keep the woods fire small. origin is under investigation and considered suspicious.
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Harry Muckler
Woolwich
Hay
Card of Thanks for Jordan G. Percy
The family of the late Jordan G. Percy thanks friends and neighbors for floral offerings and kindness after their bereavement. Mrs. T. E. McCarty, Mrs. J. F. Leach, Walter J. Percy, Frank D. Percy.
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Jordan G. Percy
T. E. McCarty
J. F. Leach
Walter J. Percy
Frank D. Percy
Local Club Members Enjoy Play and Birthday Party
Roger Gilliam Philip Wyman and William Alexander performed an original play with songs. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Alfred Wallace and Mrs Herman Smith. A program runs on alternate Tuesdays with sewing and knitting on the remaining Tuesdays. Frances Mary and John Morse IV marked their fifth birthday with a Monday party featuring group games playtime and cake.
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Roger Gilliam
Philip Wyman
William Alexander
Alfred Wallace
Herman Smith
Frances Mary
John Morse IV
Popham Beach Weekend Activities Include College Picnic
Crowds at Popham Beach despite cool weather with Bowdoin College students enjoying a picnic and Boothbay boys on a river outing. Submarine Halfbeak docked at Bath Iron Works for Armed Forces Day Friday and returned downstream Monday. Local fishermen report crab and lobster outings near the Kennebec River mouth as sardine carriers haul for Bath Canning Co. Many personal items note extended family visits and cottage stays in Bath, Stockholm, and surrounding towns.
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Bowdoin College
Boothbay
South Beach
Bath Iron Works
Armed Forces
Bath Canning Co
Stage
Salters Island
Kennebec
Dromore Grange Hall
Nancy Welch
Frank D. Scott
Edith
Margaret Oliver
Laurence Taylor
Norman Markham
Irvine Mank
Doris Wallace
Charles Small
Richard
Auburn
Atkins Bay
Charles Shepard
Charles
Betty
Bath
Gilbert Atwood
Riverside
John H. Beebe
Wakefield
Mass
Lynnfield Center
Francis H. Hill
Manchester
N. H
Royal Johnson
Peter A. Isaacson
Poland Spring
Julius Gottlieb
Leon Fickett
J. W. Gilman
Ashedale
J. Clarence Perkins
John McCarty
Cape Cottage
Portland
Caswell Strout
F. H. Waterhouse
Jesse Munsey
Marion Richards
John Fox
Dorchester
Julia Rideout
Ted
Jane
Brunswick
Stanley W. Perkins
Sewall C. Moore
Dozois Family Remembers 1872 World Peace Jubilee
The Dozois family recalls Clement P. Dozois of Holliston Mass singing in the 1872 World Peace Jubilee chorus of 10 000 voices in a $290 000 Coliseum with about 50 000 attendees. Straus attended and a signed French composers song book and interior Coliseum photos were souvenirs. Jubilees were celebrated in Boston this week recalling 1869 72. The note mentions local visits and shore-side events with Bath and Yarmouth names.
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Alton Hall Blackington
Boston
Dozois
Clement P. Dozois
Holliston
Mass
Straus
Coliseum
Lucy Renauler
Joint Meeting of Dike Washington Street PTAs
Dike and Washington Street Primary P T A met at Dike school with Mrs. Ralph Card presiding. Reports by Secretary Mrs. Paul Boudreau and Treasurer Miss Harriet Frye. Roy Loeschner resignation as vice president noted and replaced by Arthur Bourque. T B survey planned for June. Pinocchio theater aid appointed. 53 pre school children completed registration. attendance banners won. hostesses listed.
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Dike
Washington Street
Dike School
Ralph Card
Paul Boudreau
Harriet Frye
Louis Kondos
Augusta
Arthur Bourque
Roy Loeschner
Arthur Eseley
Charles MacDonald
Willard Sprague
Sprague
Portland
Morse High School
Leon Beals
Boudreau
Robert Fletcher
Leon Sonia
Melvin Mitchell
Edward Hogan
Hubert Haley
Duane Bailey
Alex King
Stanley Greene
Loring R. Addison
Central Grammar
Dorothy Babkirk
Gladys Lowell
Ralph Crocker
Local Social Notes from Bath and Area
Neighbors in Bath and surrounding towns gathered for visits and meals. Lawrence Thayer Neil Sullivan visited the Wyman farm on Sunday while Ernest Wood hosted relatives at his Bath cottage. Dr Earle Perkins celebrated his birthday and planned a Chicago business trip. Carrie Smith joined Edith Perkins for a Sunday visit. Martin Goodwin and family moved from Wolfeboro to a summer home, passing a day in Portland. Arthur L Percy and Port Clyde guests arrived to spend the week at their Bath cottage.
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New Brunswick
Canada
Lawrence Thayer
Neil Sullivan
Bath
Wyman Farm
Ernest Wood
Earle B. Perkins
Joyce
Edith Perkins
Dr. Perkins
Chicago
Ill
Carrie Smith
Martin F. Goodwin
Wolfeboro
N.H
Portland
Arthur L. Percy
Port Clyde
Theta Beta Sigma Phi Members Hear Convention Report
Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. George Gallant home with Mrs. Waldron Troop presiding. Delegates Mrs. Oscar Marsh and Mrs. Frank Gallagher reported on the New England Convention in Providence last weekend and shared forum ideas with members. Other attendees included Mrs. Albert Desmond, Mrs. Fred Brown, Mrs. Clyde Ambrose, Miss Amerise Bourque, Mrs. Paul Akeley, Miss Fannie Clements, Mrs. George Gardenier, and Miss Priscilla Perkins.
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Beta Sigma Phi
George Gallant
Dorothy Kocha
Waldron Troop
Oscar Marsh
Frank Gallagher
New England
Providence
R. 1
Albert Desmond
Fred Brown
Clyde Ambrose
Amerise Bourque
Paul Akeley
Fannie Clements
George Gardenier
Priscilla Perkins
Rebekah Assembly District Meeting Attended by Many
Mrs Lillius L Larrabee and two other members attended the No 11 Rebekah assembly of Maine district meeting at Coopers evening. A large attendance included many guests.
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Lillius L. Larrabee
Louise W. Stevens
A H. Thompson
Rebekah
Mrs Rust Guests With Sagadahoc Couple
Mrs Harry Rust of York Beach and Brunswick is spending two weeks as guest of Mr and Mrs Freeman Oliver of Sagadahoc Ferry Woolwich.
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Harry Rust
York Beach
Brunswick
Freeman Oliver
Sagadahoc Ferry
Woolwich
Parker Head Community News From Maine Town, May Dates
A Mother-Daughter banquet at Dromore Grange featured Mrs. A Bernard Henderson as toast mistress with guests from Winnegance Parker Head Sebasco Small Point and surrounding areas. The Parker Head PTA meets at 7 30 p.m. Thursday. Bath City Hall talk May 31 on Educational Finance by Professor King. Graduation for Phippsburg Center church set June 15 with class colors green and white. Firefighters from Parker Head and Sebasco aided by neighbors fought a blaze Monday.
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Leston Harrington
Clyde Moore
Earl Lowell
Sally
Albert Gray
Joyce
Bert Nisbet
Beryla
J. D. Libby
Laura Wyman
Frances Morong
Connie Hoar
W. H. Wyman
Harriett
Leslie Wilson
Carolyn Wyman
Mary Moore
Dromore Grange
A. Bernard Henderson
Winnegance
Parker Head
Sebasco
Small Point
West Point
Phippsburg Center
Earle Perkins
Maude Thayer
Eugene Winslow
Phippsburg
Parker
P.T.A
Bath City Hall
Professor King
University of Maine
Parker Head Farm Bureau
Lewis
Robert Moore
David Harrington
Stanley Doughty
Sylvia Greene
Doris Hart
Marilyn Spinney
Winneganee
Eugene Alexander
Henry Gilliam
Katherine Alexander
Frederick York
Earl Wallace
Lewis Moore
Morse High School
Albert
Eddie Gray
Bill Lowell
J. W. Libby
H. D. Mank, Jr
Laurence Hoyt
West Baldwin and
Son
Dana
Portland
Cerebral Palsy Fund Campaign Underway
The first national campaign to fund cerebral palsy treatment research and education launches with Bob Hope as National Chairman for a 1950 effort of 5 million dollars. The UCPA aims to finance research, establish treatment facilities, train personnel, maintain a registry, and educate the public through media and partnerships.
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Bob Hope
United States
America
UCPA
Special Meetings of City Council Set for Ordinances
Three city council special meetings scheduled for Thursday evening address a bond ordinance amendment reducing Huse School addition bonds from 105000 to 80000 because 25000 for building costs have been paid from city surplus. Later readings cover a lighting ordinance and a plumbing ordinance removing city license fees for plumbers.
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Huse
Her Own Business clinic at University of Maine gymnasium
A state-wide Her Own Business clinic will be held at the University of Maine gymnasium at 10 a.m. May 27. Administered by the State Department of Labor and Industry, it targets women seeking home based small enterprises and welcomes men. Bath area carpool info via Mrs Thelma Mittendorf and Mrs Robert J MacLaren.
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University of Maine
State Department of Labor and Industry
Bath Area
Thelma Mittendorf
Washington Street
Robert J. MacLaren
Augusta Road
Wiscasset
Woolwich Beats Dike In One Sided Baseball Game
Woolwich defeated Dike by 20 to 1 on Tuesday afternoon. Woolwich pounded 21 hits while Dike managed only three. Woolwich players D Baker Ramsay and Crocker hit doubles with Crocker collecting two. Woolwich battery was Ramsay and Crocker. Dike’s pitchers were Green and Yeaton.
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Woolwich
Dike
D. Baker
Ramsay
Crocker
Dodge
Green
Yeaton
30th Anniversary Observance Attended by Bath Residents
Mr and Mrs Charles Blais dell and Mr and Mrs Lowell attended a 30th anniversary observance Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Elwood Hathorne in Bath. The Hathornes received many attractive gifts for their ceremony and celebration.
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John Rollins, Jr
Lewis Lowell
Florence Rollins
Walter Cushing
Ecards
Charles Blaisdell
Hillside Cemetery
L. D. Lowell
Castine
Rockland
Damate
Maurice Blaisdell
John W. Libby
Clarence Blaisdell
Earl Lowell
William A. Lowell
Mr. Lowell
Elwood Hathorne
Bath
Bay Point Bird Saturation and Weekend Visitors
Bay Point hosts record numbers of purple finches and tree swallows with all bird houses occupied. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs A Abbis of Boston and Mr and Mrs Fred P Taylor, plus Mrs F Woods of Portland and several Bath Lewiston and Brunswick residents. A large loss occurred when ocean gulls damaged Maurice Burns nets, destroying over 3500 bushels of fish.
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Bay Point
A. Abbis
Boston
Fred P. Taylor
Maurice Burns
Edna M. Coolidge
Harry Stone
Lewiston
Harold Robinson
Auburn
LeRoy Moore
William Leeman
Eleanor Mains
Bath
Dwight Furbish
Brunswick
Sherman Campbell
Boothbay
F. Woods
Portland
Hermit Island tree planting activity draws observers
Garden Club Federation of Maine officers and conservation chairmen watched scientific planting for reforestation of Hermit Island in Small Point Harbor. Ex Governor Sumner Sewall and wife hosted the event with Allen W. Neff directing 17 500 pine seedlings across about 175 acres under the New England Forestry Foundation program.
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Hermit Island
Small Point Harbor
Garden Club Federation of Maine
Sumner Sewall
New England Forestry Foundation, Inc
Sewall
Maine
Garden Federation
Allen W. Neff
Readfield
Forest Management Center
Charles W. Eaton
Auburn
Federation
Clarence S. Beveridge
Augusta
Burton L. Preston
Bath
John Parker
Head Beach
Nikky” Sewall
House Sold for Memorial Fund at Washington Street
The former Ephraim F. French home at 468 Washington street was sold by Corliss Street Baptist Church to Harold Ham of Bath. The church received the property from Lizzie A. French, widow of Ephraim F. French, with instruction to sell and use the proceeds to establish the Lizzie A. and Ephraim F. French Memorial Fund supporting church work. Mrs. French died in April of last year.
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Ephraim F. French
Washington Street
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Harold Ham
Bath
Lizzie A. French
French
Lizzie A. and
Hartleb House To Be Moved To A New Two Apartment Home
The Hartleb house will be moved and rebuilt into two apartments with a downstairs bathroom and upstairs second kitchen. A cedar wood moth proof closet in the attic is highlighted as a novel feature. Mr Petlock’s crew works at the Hartleb lot, about 150 by 130 feet, with construction set to begin in June.
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Shim
Mrs Wilbur Crocker Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs. Wilbur Crocker, formerly a patient at Memorial hospital, has gone to the home of her daughter Mrs. James Steen at 1485 Washington Street.
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Wilbur Crocker
Memorial Hospital
James Steen
Washington Street
Morse High G A A Banquet Highlights 1949 Season
The Girls Athletic Association of Morse High School held its annual banquet in the South End P.T.A. hall last Wednesday. Patricia Ames presided as president while awards recognized freshmen through juniors for class numerals and school letters. Guest Capt. Elliot Winslow of Southport spoke about his Navy Coast Guard service and the Argo submarine surrender five years ago.
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Girls Athletic Association of
Morse High School
South End
P.T. A. Hall
Patricia Ames
G.A.A
J. Stover
S. Freeman
A. Durant
J. Largay
I. LeBrun
S. Johnson
C. Quimby
P. Smith
S. Stover
S. True
E. Wilkins
J. McKay
A. McLeod
N. Barter
H. Bowers
C. Hanscom
J. Hunt
H. Olsen
B. Russell
S. Smart
P. Pottle
B. Ring
B. Adams
B. D'Austolo
N. Ferris
L. Haggett
H. Wright
S. Footer
B. Travis
L. Orne
J. Chappell
C. Musk
S. Sewall
C. Costain
Claire MacArthur
Elliot Winslow
Southport
United States Navy
Coast Guard
Winslow
Argo
Association
Loring Addison
Raymond Farnham
Duncan
Farrell
Charles B. Doyle
Wilcox
Germaine Bonney
Adena Smith
Miss Bonney
Miss Smith
Tuberculosis Xray Survey Planned for Bath June 19 23
A Bath city meeting announced a free chest X ray survey with house to house canvassers calling residents over 15 to schedule appointments. The survey runs June 19 to 23 at City hall auditorium with sessions 2 30 to 4 30 pm and 7 to 9 pm. Nearby towns Phippsburg West Bath Woolwich Arrowsic and Georgetown will receive X rays June 26 and 27. Members urged full citizen cooperation.
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City Hall
Thelma Mittendorf
Lucille Nason
Maine State Tuberculosis Association
Bath
Maine Bank Auditors Meet At Poland Spring House
The Maine Conference of the National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers held its annual meeting at Poland Spring House. President Charles F. Phillips of Olby College spoke on changes in United States government over the last two decades. New officers elected include Lewis T. Lamson of Casco Bank and Trust Co. Portland as president, Bernard C. Brown of York National Bank Saco as vice president, and Randall F. Cook of Bath National Bank as secretary and treasurer.
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Maine
National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers
Poland Spring House
Charles F. Phillips
Olby College
United States
Lewis T. Lamson
Casco Bank and Trust Co
Portland
Bernard C. Brown
York National Bank
Saco
Randall F. Cook
The
Bath National Bank
Seaman Frederickson to Arrive in Newport After Mediterranean Cruise
Robert E. Frederickson sea man apprentice U S N of 1343 Washington Street is due in Newport Bel on May 23 after a four month Mediterranean cruise as a crew member of the destroyer U S S E G Small. He visited many European Asian and African countries during the voyage.
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Robert E. Frederickson
Washington Street
Newport
Bel
Mediterranean
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Cox
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Alice Lilly
Harry Mayberry
Yarmouth
E. P. Thomas
Stanton C. Dozois
L. H. Crocker
George Stacey
Dodge Brothers Contractors
Ralph Robinson
West Bath
Leah Bowie
White Head
Grand Manan
THETA
Ben Moody
Donald Logan
Donald, Jr
Flushing
N. Y
Dora Ingraham
Daisy Talbot
Grace Cushing
Mertie Shepard
Freida Cloutier
Frank Burnell
Hartleb House
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