Wiscasset Health Conference and Community Events Roundup
The May 22 Child Health Conference in Wiscasset drew 72 babies for examination led by Dr. Di Perri and Dr. Bostwick with L. M. Chamberlain and R. N. Winters assisting. Brownies visited Simp son’s Animal Farm in East Brunswick. 28 members participated. Lambda Eta Delta Kappa Gamma held final meeting at Emelyn Pratt’s Cozy Harbor home with Nora Jackson as guest speaker. Members and teachers honored included Adelaide Anderson and Mary N. Smith among many others. Final exams at Wiscasset High are set for May 29 and June 1, and the yearbook The Warrior should return this week. A Freshman English library visit occurred, and Baccalaureate services for seniors are slated for Sunday at 7:30 pm with Rev. Stanley Johnson. A St Philip’s church food sale is planned on the Dorr house porch in case of rain. Holy Communion at 7:30 am Sunday at St Philip’s will not be celebrated. Personal items note Mrs Norman Chancillor and two children returning from California.
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Wiscasset
di Perri
Bostwick
L. M. Chamberlain
R. N
Jack Winters
Simpson
East Brunswick
Gladys Dorr
Debbie
Eta
Delta Kappa Gamma
Emelyn Pratt
Cozy Harbor
Southport
Violet Smith
Elizabeth Young
Charlotte Francis
Nora Jackson
Augusta
Adelaide Anderson
Mary N. Smith
Edith Bliss
Faith Sherwood
Grace Dodge
Olive Patton
Harriet Frye
Frances Plumstead
Anne Thompson
Addele Woodward
Amy Irish
Charlotte Hilyard
Ruth Wilson
Ella Curtis
Stanley Johnson
St. Philip's Church
Dorr
Norman Chancillor
California
Edith Campbell
the Point
Roxanne Merry
Bath
Chester Jackson
Pittsfield
Mass
Donald Dean
Portland
Oscar Campbell
Lake Moxie
Everett Pollard
Waterville
Arthur Farris
Joseph McLaughlin
Campbell
Harold Wiswell
Horatio L. Baker
Bluff Head
Baker
Mabel Philbeck
Allen Frye
Essex
Howard O. Frye
Black House Point
Frye
Peter Woodbury
David
Manchester
N. H
Spinney Mills
Eugene Albricht
U. SN. A
Brunswick Naval Air Base
Roland Peterson
Ralph Steen
Robert Harrington
Doubling Point Light
Leo Radzwill
Natick
Radzwill
Lawrence R. Vai
Weeks Street
Jane Pride
Reginald Cote
Sears Roebuck & Co
Jones Eddy
Earl Smith
Arlington
Wylie Mitchell
Fiddler’s Reach
Enos Gaudet
Russell Sturmer
Morse High
Quebec City
Michael Mazeiko
Old Georgetown Road
Bath Memorial Hospital
Darrell Baker
Forrest Baker
Nequasset
Woolwich Town Dump Adds Tuesday Openings This Summer
The Woolwich Board of Selectmen announces the town dump will be open on Tuesdays from 4 to 8 p.m. June 2 through Sept. 8, in addition to Saturday service. Also, a North Woolwich Methodist church hymn sing is set for Sunday at 7 p.m. with an afternoon service canceled for a high school baccalaureate.
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Woolwich
Woolwich Board of Selectmen
North Woolwich Methodist Church
Frederick L. Niles
West Bath Grange Activity With Readings and Plans
West Bath Grange featured readings including Ruth and Naomi and Gates Ajar with various performers led by Janet Collins and Mary Gaudreau. A business vote sent Lecturer Alice Burgess to the New England Lecturers Conference at UConn Storrs. Announcement of Sagadahoc Pomona meeting at Dirigo grange with memorial service led by Rev Royal Brown. Progressive Orange program planned for June 5. Memorial program slated for next West Bath meeting.
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the Harvesters
Robert Palmer
Ruth Doughty
Janet Collins
Estella Doughty
Laura White
Ruth
Naomi
Gates
Mary Gaudreau
Bertha Palmer
Richard Collins
Alice Burgess
New England
University of Connecticut
Storrs
Conn
Sagadahoc Pomona
Dirigo Grange
Royal Brown
Progressive Orange
West Bath Grange
Woolwich Banquet Honors Yankee Bowling Team at Graymoore
Woolwich Women’s Bowling Club held its annual banquet at Graymoore hotel Portland. The Yankee team won the trophy led by Patricia Paradis and Dorothy Roderick with Ruth Belanger posting high 90.3. Paradis 126 high single and 324 high three. Attendees included Eleanor Armstrong and many locals. Memorial Day service planned May 30 at North Methodist church with Rev Frederick Niles.
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Woolwich Women's Bowling Club
Graymore Hotel
Portland
Eleanor Armstrong
Patricia Paradis
Arlene Strout
Dorothy Roderick
Cynthia Phillips
Elva Edwards
Ruth Belanger
Tillie Callan
Ruth Orr
Maud Orr
Frances Ellis
Verna Cornish
Margaret Sylvester
Eva Geneau
Marjorie Hathorne
Dolly Jones
Marjorie Soule
Thwing
Clara M. Reed
Georgie Walker
Frederick Niles
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Bath
Leonard Stilphen
Carole Sanders
Ernest Stilphen
Jessie MacLean
Rosalie Presley
Gladys Hathorne
Dorothy Schulten
Eliza Tanenr
Frances Wright
Merlene Wright
Vera Wright
Lois Merrill
Dorothy Rattleff
Caroline
Mildred Hathorne
Leah
Freda Jones
Delia Dalton
Dorothy Cody
Stevens
Union Bridge Mothers Club
Sylvia Hathorne
Woolwich
Woolwich Teachers Club
Stowe House
Brunswick
Montsweag
Arrowsie Town Hall
Ruth Knight
Mira Donnell
Louise Berenson
Vera Gurney
Surprise stork shower honors Mrs Russell Sturmer in Arrowsic
Article notes a Monday guest of honor at a home in Arrowsic where Mrs Russell Sturmer received gifts and buffet refreshments. It lists attendees including Mrs Howard Carlton and Mrs Chester McCrater along with other local residents. Additional notes cover a family dinner for Mrs Edith Campbell of the Point hosted by Roxanne Merry of Bath and various visits and travels of area residents.
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Russell Sturmer
Howard Carlton
Chester McCrater
Frank Rittal
Raymond Ainsworth
John Perkins
Norman Drummond
Gertrude Phinney
Roland Carlton
Royce Elwell
George Anderson
Winnie McCrater
Ronald Page
Frederick Elwell
Blake and Robinson engage in wartime era union plan
Jean Karen Blake and Airman Jimmie Lee Robinson of the U S Navy Air Force announced by her parents Edward and Barbara Blake of Neukasket. No wedding date set. Mrs Percy Marston of Sagadahoc Ferry to return home this weekend. Lawrence Edwards and Melvin Cornish of Sagadahoc Ferry home from Island Falls fishing trip with Lori Jean Cornish visiting relatives in Sherman.
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Jean Karen Blake
Jimmie Lee Robinson
U.S.N. Air Force
Brunswick
Edward Blake
Nequasset
Percy Marston
Sagadahoc Ferry
Canton
Frank Harding
Lawrence Edwards
Melvin Cornish
Island Falls
Mr. Cornish
Lori
Jean
Alumni Banquet Tickets On Sale For Morse High Event
Tickets for the annual Alumni banquet offered for Saturday June 6 at Morse High School are available at the Superintendent of Schools office. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Dorothy McKenna at the school office.
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Morse High School
Superintendent of Schools
Dorothy McKenna
Six Million TV Sets Made in U S in 1958
The report notes that production in 1958 reached six million television sets in the United States, reflecting a rapid expansion of home entertainment gear and consumer demand during the era.
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United States
Summer residents visit cottages around Perry Cove and Bar Harbor
West Bath reports Thursday evening visits by Mr. and Mrs. Loring Small and Mrs. Alpha Booker to Mrs. Charlotte Redlon in Perry's Cove. The Burnhams joined York visitors at a Bar Harbor cottage. Mrs. Arthur Cormier and son Steven returned from Bath Memorial Hospital. E Mahoney visited Mrs. Francis Deehan. Many summer residents stayed at Perry and Brigham coves, King's Point, and Rosedale last weekend.
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Loring D. Small
Alpha D. Booker
Charlotte Redlon
Mabel
Perry's Cove
Irving Burnham
Woody Burnham
Lawrence Burnham
York
Bar Harbor
Arthur Cormier
Steven
Bath Memorial Hospital
E. Mahoney
Francis Deehan
Perry
Brigham Coves
King's Point
Rosedale
Local Visits and Moves Highlight North Bath Notes
North Bath notes show Dallas visitors Mr. and Mrs. William Seavey visiting his mother Mrs. Clarence Seavey and sister Mrs. Clarence Moore. Clarence Pecci family moved from Bath to a new home at Whiskeay. Clarence Moore and Merle Chaney fished at sea Sunday. Midshipman Thomas Robinson from Maine Maritime Academy spent weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson. Miss Mary Lou Tardiff returned home from Bath Memorial Hospital. Harold Whitten of Exeter NH visited Royden Haines Monday.
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William Seavey
Dallas
Texas
Clarence Seavey
Clarence Moore
Clarence Pecci
Bath
Whiskeay
Herbert Rogers
Merle Chaney
Thomas. Robinson
Maine Maritime Academy
Castine
Joseph Robinson
Mary Lou Tardiff
Philip Tardiff
Bath Memorial Hospital
Harold Whitten
Exeter
N. H
Royden Haines
Day's Ferry Ladies Aid Votes for Florence Temple Fund
The Day's Ferry Congregational Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Carlton Day Reed's home and voted to donate to the Florence E. Temple Memorial Fund. A May 28 church work group was announced and Hepzibah Reed received a surprise bridal shower with an electric fry pan as a gift.
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Wallace Ham
Carroll Morse
Georgia Walker
Edward Gallant
Herbert Munsey
Howard Whittum
Victor Knight
Fred Brown
Marcia Stinson
Perley Creamer
Ralph Brown
Albert Richard
Day's Ferry Community Club
Walter Sleeper
Junior Hospital League Holds Annual Banquet
The Junior Hospital League held its season ending banquet Tuesday at the Ledges Inn in Wiscasset. Active and associate members attended with their husbands, including Mr. and Mrs. William A. Niss and many other city residents.
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Junior Hospital League
the Ledges Inn
Wiscasset
William A. Niss
John Thorpe
Winslow Porter
Andrew B. Sides, Jr
E. O. Barsness
Lynn M. Bussey
Abbot Fletcher
Claus F. Hinek
Omar R. King
Richard W. Ricker
Hildreth H. Fisher
A. M. Main, Jr
Duncan McInnes
George Barker
Dean Shaw
West Bath Fire Department Auxiliary Meets May 20
Members met last week with Mrs. George Boynton at Quaker Point. The talent show was canceled. The president was authorized to discuss sharing expenses with the fire chief. Hostesses for the next meeting are May and Marjorie Boynton at Mrs. Emily Reno's home. Refreshments by Mrs. Juliet Carlton and Mrs. Marie Reil.
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West
Richmond Engages Marilyn Lamoreau and Stinsons to Wed
Richmond announces the engagement of Marilyn Ada Lamoreau of Lincoln Street to Bradley Vance Stinson son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stinson of River Road. Both couples attend Richmond High School and plan a fall wedding as community events recount meetings at Central Fire Station Hall and the Dirigo Girls State delegate of Diana Poland.
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Arnold Lamoreau
Lincoln Street
Marilyn Ada
Bradley Vance Stinson
Ray Stinson
River Road
Richmond High School
Stinson
Richmond Extension Association
Central Fire Station Hall
Herman Boudreau
Poland
Emerson Lane Post
American Legion
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner
James Jones
Roy Riffenberg
Florinda Webber
Hazel Day
Leonard Lamoreau
Charles Thompson
Herman Herring
the Nazarene Church
Arthur Harvey
Ernest Harvey
Main Street
Union 29
Mechanic Falls
Minot
Gordon College
Beverly Farms
Mass
Boston University
Fayette Baptist Church
Enterprise Grange
Olive Little
George Wren
Bertha Curtis
Emma Graves
Anna Harrington
Dora Marriner
Mildred Phinney
Margaret Grant
Sadie Eaton
Bernice Thyng
Probate Court May 5 1959 Wills Filed
Probate court records list multiple wills filed and estates administered in Bath Georgetown Phippsburg Woolwich Topsham Richmond and Bowdoinham. Executors named include Andrew John Kauffman II Thomas S. Moulton Delia Michaud Mildred H. Marshall Maurice B. Shea Frederick L. Ludwick Harriett P. Lewis Arline L. Terry John P. Carey and others with bond status noted. Petitions for administrations licenses to sell and guardian bonds appear along with accounts and distributions for numerous estates.
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Reginald Wright Kauffman
Phippsburg
Andrew John Kauffman, II
Gertrude Wills Moulton
Georgetown
Thomas S. Moulton
Honore Michaud
Topsham
Delia Michaud
Executrix and Executor Appointments in Bath and Topsham Estates
May 12 1959 Bath. Pauline H Adams appointed executrix and James McGuiggan appointed executor late of Bath. Rebecca K Kenney appointed executrix. Petitions For Administration Estate Harriett Fisher late of Topsham presented for allowance by Margaret K Jones cousin. Estate Richard Chapin Morse late of Phippsburg presented for allowance by Kenneth Edwin Morse son. Estate Elizabeth A Vannah late of Topsham presented for allowance by Ivie Mabee sister. Estate Albert P Sanford late of Bath presented by Charles T Small administrator. Estate Belle P Rackley of Topsham presented by Arthur D Dolloff guardian. Estate Florence M Dunklee late of Topsham presented by Arthur D Dolloff administrator Estate Ronald J Babb late of Richmond presented by William F Babb administrator. Estate Annie N Foote of Bath presented by John T Voorhees conservator. Estate Thomas N Williams engaged as faculty member of Livermore Falls school department Lemieux a senior at Farmington State Teachers College will teach 5th grade at Riverside school in September. He is a graduate of Richmond High school.
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Willard R. Philbrick
Bath
Arline L. Terry
Roy A. Henderson
John P. Carey
Lawrence H. Putnam
Woolwich
Eunice E. Putnam
George W. Hunter
Topsham
Bessie Libby
Harry J. Cornish
Bowdoin
Mary Gladys Cornish
Catherine Irene Douglas
Carville L. Douglas
C.t.a
Ruth C. Taylor
John Taylor
Georgetown
Frances I. Gunnell
Elizabeth McKay
Donald H. Specht
Margaret T. Ingraham
Harold R. Swanson
Alice L. Dennett
Arthur D. Dolloff
Arthur W. Maxwell
Richmond
Depositors .Trust Co
Augusta
Depositors Trust Co
Sarah A. Adams
James S. Lord
Mary E. Humphreys
Ate
Patricia J. Henderson
Guardian's
Ardenne Stott
Joseph E. Kocha
Ellen M. Kocha
Nathaniel Percy
Phipsburg
Leslie C. Shum- Way
Florence Edith Temple
Hayden Dexter Temple
Wilson P. Klippel
George F. Klippel
Arthur P. Verrill
Bowdoinham
Clarice E. Bragdon
Carrie E. Verrill
Isabel LaChaise
Lincoln E. Kirstein
Morris Fish
Ardenne A. Stott
Herbert L. Berry
Harry M. Berry
John A. White
Blanche H. White
Rosie M. Tregembo
Florence E. Schultz
Minnie A. Oliver
J. Franklin Howe
D.b.n
Alberta O. Little
Dorothea T. Scott
Jessie M. Chandler
Marjorie W. Huntington
Gertrude M. Totman
Agnes E. Greene
Phippsburg
Teresa Lynn Noble
Guardian
Pauline H. Adams
James McGuiggan
Rebecca K. Kenney
Harriett Fisher
Margaret K. Jones
Richard Chapin Morse
Kenneth Edwin Morse
Elizabeth A. Vannah
Ivie Mabee
Albert P. Sanford
Charles T. Small
Belle P. Rackley
Florence M. Dunklee
Ronald J. Babb
William F. Babb
Annie N. Foote
John T. Voorhees
Thomas N. Williams
Livermore Falls
Lemieux
Farmington State Teachers’ College
Riverside School
Richmond High School
Dresden announces summer curator and historic open house
William Gurney of Boston named curator for Pow nalborough Court House for the summer. Opening July 10 at 3 p.m. features speakers Chief Justice Raymond Wilkins Gov. Clinton Clauson and Chief Justice Robert Williamson. House open daily July and August 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and Sundays 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Clean-up day at Dresden Mills cemetery last week pleased lot owners. Bridge Academy Alumni banquet set for June 4. baccalaureate May 31 and graduation June 4 at Masonic auditorium. Local society notes include officers elected for Parent-Teachers Club. season end June 22. Personal items mention visits and greetings among residents.
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William Gurney
Boston
Pownalborough Court House
Raymond Wilkins
Clinton Clauson
Robert Williamson
Dresden Mills
Bridge Academy
Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Masonic Auditorium
Harold Blen
Alvin’ Jewett
Cecil Lilly
Evelyn Hodgdon
Elizabeth Dunham
Harriette Sheldon
Woolwich Plant Bids Open. No Award Made
City owns the Woolwich plant with bids from Charles Marble 400 dollars Wes ley R. Sweeney 200 Wesley M. Simpson 199.50 Benjamin Fitzgerald 150 and John Fraser 100. No award was made as further study and council recommendations are pending.
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Charles Marble
Wesley R. Sweeney
Wesley M. Simpson
Benjamin Fitzgerald
John Fraser
Bowdoin Alumni Fund Grants Scholarships
Part of the Bowdoin Alumni Fund is set aside each year to provide scholarships for entering freshmen. Recipients are judged on academic and personal promise as well as financial need. The Faculty Committee on Student Aid selects all Alumni Scholars.
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Bowdoin
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