Twenty Five Year Morse Class To Hold Reunion
Members of Morse High School class of 1917 receive letters from secretary Bessie R Brown about a 25th reunion day on June 11 Plans include a luncheon at Sedgwick at 2 p.m and an evening Bath High School Alumni banquet at 6 30 p m in Morse high gym The class gift will be presented at the banquet with funds from a class fund no further donations required The complete list of 42 members and their present addresses is provided including many in Bath and surrounding towns with two deceased and several living in other states
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Morse High School
Bessie R. Brown
Sedgwick
Bath High School Alumni Association
D. Percy Miller
Roslindale
Mass
Pearl Street
Old Morse High School
Bath
Maine
Illinois
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Miss Brown
Norman W. Howard
Albert A. N. D. Attaya
South
Carol Blvd
Upper Darby
Charles B. Attaya
A George Street
New Brunswick
N. J
Emma
Blaisdell
William A. Cummings
Lemont Street
M. Vivian Burgess
Carl G. Kronstrand
Court Street
Evelyn Colby
Nate H. Young
Washington Street
Marion Colby
Imubert G. Farnsworth
Weeks Street
Vivian Colby
Vivian Brown
Prize Speaking Contest Honors at Wiscasset Academy
The Junior class held its annual Prize Speaking Contest at the Congregational church in Wiscasset. Prizes went to Elinor Sutter first, Leonard Seamon best boy speaker, Barbara Sullivan second, William Hall third. donations from Mrs. W. F. Merrill and the Woman's club accompanied a special prize by Mrs. Helen Grant. Judges included Stanwood C. Gilman and Stewart Chapin. The program featured speeches on Pearl Harbor, Napoleon, MacArthur, Democracy, Virginia Dare, and The Flag.
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Academy
Congregational Church
Leonard Seamon
Elinor Sutter
Barbara Sullivan
William Hall
W. F. Merrill
Wilbur F. Merrill
George Jean
Pearl Harbor
Priscilla Simpson Duct
Rose of
No Man's Land
Virginia Butler
Dorothy Thompson
Napoleon
Moscow
Elinor Pomeroy
MacArthur
Bataan
Martin
Black Horse
Jean Bailey
Benedict Arnold
Freight Rails Carry Two Thirds of U S Freight
Fashions in freight railroads haul about two thirds of all freight carried in the United States, while the balance of transportation is fairly evenly divided between highways pipelines and waterways.
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United States
West Bath Community Notes Sketch Quiet Weekend Activities
West Bath residents attended Universalist services in Brunswick with Topsham Grange led by Master Joseph W. Larrabee. The column lists visitors, hospital stays improving, sewing group at the grange hall, and local families in town and nearby areas.
Sabino Notes on Summers at Bates Farm and Nearby Residents
Mrs Samuel Bates opened her farm for the summer after a winter with daughters in Richmond Portland Cape Elizabeth and Tops ham. Donald Freeman employed at Bath Iron Works Corp stays with his grandmother at Bates farm. Mr and Mrs Charles Bates of Beachmont Mass opened their farm for the summer. Wilbert Small of Berry's Mill district, a grandson, visited last Sunday with another friend.
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Samuel Bates
Fred Duren
Richmond
Chester Freeman
Portland
George Bailey
Cape Elizabeth
Florence Foster
Topsham
Donald Freeman
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bates Farm
Charles Bates
Beachmont
Mass
Wilbert Small
Berry's Mill
Ida. Beals
Flossie Beals
H. P. Hathorne
Archie Seekins
Frank J. Walker
Maxine Walker
Boston
Norman Drummond
Arrowsie
Albert Humphreys
Leghorn
Providence
R. I
Charles M. Browne
Monmouth
Allan Mills
A. W. Hall
Augusta
Florence E. Carlton
Herbert L. Aldrich
Arrowsic
Jesse Kelly
Henry Carlton
Woolwich
John Kelly
Bath
Paul MacDonald
South Portland
Montsweag
MacDonald
Todd-Bath Tron Shipyard
Hollis Leeman
Arthur Williams
Robert Sutter
Daisy Bailey
Hartley Hathorie
Sgh
Merle
Ralph Rice
Pembroke
Charles Howard
Washington Street
Howard
Harriet (Hathorne) Howard
William Howard
East Pembroke
Brigg’s
North Pembroke
West Bath Group Sews Day for Civilian Defense
West Bath Farm Bureau members spent an all day sewing session at Mrs. William A. Coombs home producing five women's skirts. Nine members and two guests shared a picnic lunch. Certificates for nutrition aid were awarded to Lor ing D. Small Ellery Whittemore Robert Coombs Maude Bryant and William A. Coombs. Next meeting set for June 26 at Loring D. Small’s home with Miss Mary Wright on cotton uses. Maybasket presented to Joanna Hodgkins by Mrs William A. Coombs.
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Red Cross
West Bath
Ellery Whittemore
Robert Coombs
Maude Bryant
William A. Coombs
Edwin W. Hagcett
Edward K. Thompson
Carroll Wing
Linwood A. Piper
Oscar S. Adams
William Davis
D. Wylie Lemont
Loring D. Small
Mary Wright
Adams
Edwin W. Haggett
Bureau
Joanna Hodgkins
Lemont Street
Not Mr. Wilson A Noted California Lawyer Dazzles Jury
A famous criminal lawyer in California wins most cases as he dazzles the jury by peering at them through a lorgnette. His heavy dark-rimmed oxford with black ribbon has long signified prestige as an accessory.
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California
West Bath Night Brings Topsham Grange Program
Topsham grange staged an entertaining Neighborhood Night in West Bath Hall with 161 present, including 49 from Topsham Orange and 18 from other granges. The program featured Harry Edgecomb, living portraits, a flag drill spelling Vict ory, comedic sketches, solos by Ruth Furbish and others, and a finale of God Bless America.
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Topsham Grange
West Bath Grange Hall
Topsham
West Bath Orange
Topsham Orange
Justus R. Ripley
William A. Armstrong
West Bath
Harry Edgecomb
Jean Belanger
Mr. Browns
Walter Plummer
Harold Staples
Howard Carr
Sidney Holbrook
Marietta Wilson
Molly Philbrook
Ruth Furbish
Bruce Purington
Lucille Carr
Miss Carr
Miss Furbish
Mr. Armstrong
Edward Belanger
Marilyn
Marcia Ward
Marjory Totman
Myrtie Cutler
Frank Atwood
Charles Berry
Joseph W. Larrabee
Joseph W. Randlette
Enterprise Orange
Richmond
Sagadahoc Pomona
Carver
Cavaliers of
Popsham
Mernday Noehit
Armstrong
Seradahoc
Pomona
Dirieuraige
Brunswick
Brothers Making Good in the Army
John H W Pinkham graduated from Officers' Candidate School at Fort Benning Georgia and became a Second Lieutenant assigned as an instructor in the Infantry School Weapons Section. Ralph W Pinkham promoted to First Lieutenant on April 15 and attends a Communications School at Fort Benning. Mrs Clarence Pye entered Bath Memorial Hospital for treatment under Dr F A Winchenbach.
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John
Ralph Pinkham
Ralph W. Pinkham
North Street
U. S. Army
John HW. Pinkham
Oicers
Port Benning
Georgia
War Department
Tie
Fort Benning
Ralph W. Pi i
Oficers
Clarence Pye
Bedford Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
F. A. Winchenbach
Woolwich Community Notes Highlight Local Events
Woolwich residents hosted birthday parties for John Bailey and Mrs. Jesse Spaulding, plus ongoing community activities at Montsweag Grange hall. A May bean supper, Home Nursing classes, and Memorial Day planning are set, with frequent visits and weekend gatherings across Woolwich and nearby Bath.
Enthusiastic Meeting of Brotherhood Held Tuesday Night
At a regular Independent Brotherhood meeting in Lewiston discussion centered on Bath Iron Works pay scales for B I W and Harding Plant workers. President Newell promised high rates, with posted classifications soon. Judge Keegan spoke on the dispute with the CIO, received a warm welcome, and was made honorary. The group donated 100 to Navy Relief. Burns and Merson wed in Lewiston with reception at the bride’s brother’s home.
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Independent Brotherhood
Washington Street
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works
B. I. W. and
Harding
Atlantic
James W. Harkins
Harkins
J. J. Keegan
Brotherhood
Willian Rinosay
Keegan
Bath Iron
Huis Ecwate
Ectel Atauiees Cot. O
Bolwo Management
Edward Kelley
Kenneth Cotton
Carl Pye
Harold Carter
Hardings
Treasure Hunt Ended with 10 Million in Gold from Niagara
Auckland reports a year long effort recovered $10,000,000 in gold bullion from the sunken Niagara off New Zealand. Divers faced 150 mines and a 400 foot depth as Melbourne divers cut through the liner to reach the strong room.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Niagara
Canada
Melbourne
Commonwealth Bank
John Johnstone
Japan
Pacific
Marriage date set for Miss Pris Ella Bowles to Robert Spencer
June date fixed for the marriage of Miss Pris Ella Bowles daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis B Bowles of Mansfield Massachusetts to Robert Franklin Spencer of Augusta and Mrs M Franklin Spencer of Augusta The couple both Bates College graduates 1940 and members of Bates varsity debating teams and Christian service clubs They ranked on the dean's honor list The ceremony will be in Mansfield
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Prisella Bowles
Lewis B. Bowles
Mansfield
Mass
Robert Franklin Spencer
Augusta
M. Franklin Spencer
Miss Bowles
Bates College
Spencer
Bates
Christian Service Clubs
Recent Transfers of Real Estate In Sagadahoc Registry
Real estate transfers announced from Sagadahoc Registry of Deeds include in Bath Katherine F Berry to E Everett Pierce et al land and buildings. Haynes to Nicholas Vamvakias. Daley to Eva H Roberts. Peckham to Alderic Bourgoin et al. Robichaud to Vivian Pettingill. Walter Chase Jr to Madelyn Chase Jackson. Bowdoin George Bangs to Sadie Kimball et al. Bowdoinham Blanche Woodworth to Frank Currier. Benjamin Douglass to Ethel Temple. Georgetown Gilbert Lewis to John R Lee Ltd. Louise T Howard to Ruth Howard Dietrich. Joseph C Given to Milton C Savage. Phippsburg Frank Allegrin to Frank FE Freeman. Winona Coogan to Millis Stanley Schimmel. Richmond Marina Tarr to Town of Richmond. Richmond Loan & Building Association to William Benson. Benson to J Witfred Thibault. Topsham Roger Williams to Valmore Cormier et al. Wilminton Guptill to Chester Arthur Ricker et al. West Bath Philip Boudreau to Etenzer Babine. Janee Fret Mae Adams to Matthew W McPhee et al. Woolwich Percy C Bailey to David O Cox et al. Maggie L Delong to Helen L Delong. John G Soule to Robert H Sutter et al.
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Office of Sagadahoc Registry of Deeds
Bath
Katherine F. Berry
E. Everett Pierce
Harry L. Haynes
Nicholas Vamvakias
Nellie L. Daley
Eva H. Roberts
Mabel E. Peckham
Alderic Bourgoin
Et al
Joseph P. Robichaud
Vivian George Pettingill
Walter E. Chase, Jr
Madelyn Chase Jackson
Bowdoin
George D. Bangs
Sadie J. Kimball
Bowdoinham
Blanche Woodworth
Frank Currier
Benjamin B. Douglass
Ethel M.temple
Georgetown
Gilbert Lewis
John R. Lee
Roger Ek. Williams
Valmore Cormier
Wlimpton Guptill
Chester Arthur Ricker
West Bath
Philip Boudreau
Etenzer Babine
Janee Fret
Mae Adams
Matthew W. McPhee
Woolwich
Percy C. Bailey
David O. Cox
Maggie L. Delong
Helen
Patricia Gould wins Curtis Institute scholarship for oboe and piano
Patricia Gould of Cape Elizabeth has earned a three year scholarship to study oboe and piano at the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia. She has visited Bay Point often. her father Ralph and uncle Walter I. Noyes have long summers there. Gould will study oboe with Tabuteau of the Philadelphia Symphony, a Curtis faculty member. Nearby residents visited or arrived in the area and Walter I. Noyes of Portland plans a short stay. Evelyn, Clyde Pinkham’s daughter, is a patient in Portland Eye and Ear Infirmary, improving but expected to remain for about two weeks more.
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Patricia Gould
Cape Elizabethh
Curtis Institute
Philadelphia
Miss Gould
Bay Point
Ralph
Erwin
Walter I. Noyes
Tabreteau
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Harry Stone
Lewiston
Harold Robinson
Auburn
Arthur Maxwell
Pearl Perry
George Knight
Richmond
Portland
Noyes
Clyde Pinkham
Evelyn
Portland Eye and Ear Infirmary
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