Local notices and town life fragments from a newspaper page
A patchwork of names and events including Miss Leona Harmon leaving for world Christian service, property concerns with an insurance car tied to Campbell in Meadowbrook, and various town residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Barris, Mrs. Lestie Deer, Mrs. Rebecca, and others cited in visits, hospital stays, and calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
T. Therese
Loti
Tape Campbell
Meadowbrook
Leona Harmon
Christian Service
Leavin
Oliver Barris
Ernést Rogers
Dromore
Elroy Johnson
Lestie Deer
Zaria
Oband
William Petty
Floridé
Eos
Emeoaeen
Clarence Opina
Mn Sais Iealcolm
Ieolrn
Caaniaeaen
R, Smith
Bat
Frank M. Bowker
Mra
Rebecca i
Bath Memorial
Trotan
Sinai Point
Bath
Parker Head Community Plans Memorial Day Activities
Local families discuss Memorial Day events in Parker Head with a focus on a flag ceremony, 4-H club activities, and a community gathering at the Cen ter field. Organizers and volunteers from Parker and nearby towns coordinate demonstrations, refreshments, and child activities for the day.
Mrs Hildreth Hostess at Beta Sigma Phi Maine Chapter Event
Mrs Horace Hildreth Lat presided as honorary Beta Sigma Phi member at Blaine Mansion for Maine chapters. Bath attendees enjoyed lunch and period-appropriate appointments. Theta and Exemplar chapter members attended with a lineup of guests including Miss Jeanne Lawless and Mrs Catherine Legard among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Hildreth Lat
Beta Sigma Phi
Blaine
Maine
Bath
Luficheon
Theta Chapter
da Tal
Matty
Socia F. Johnson
Jeanne Lawless
Cathérine. Legard
Let Raine
C. Rolaridtt
Jance Craft
Omarng
Priscilla Trott
John M. Conley, Jr
Albert Wompson
Harry E. Ring
Jane
Iwike Atermon Jason
Paul Gees
John A Greene Barts
Jean Peatesth
Danforth
Leonard W. Wetherbee
RicKchard Haskell
Nathan W. Watson
Faye Wiling
Helen Hayes
Parker Head P T A Holds Final Meeting Of Season
Parker Head P T A conducted its final meeting with about 90 attendees including central figures from the school committee and town officials. Plans emerged for a Child Health Center event and a fundraiser to support a Consolidated School, with committees named for house-to-house canvassing and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Harrington
Charles Blaisdell
L. Harrington
Parker
P. T. Allana
Earl Lowell
Maine Congress of Parents
Augusta
Leston Harrington
Bert Nisbet
Philip Jacob
Progr Educational Committee
Gordon Alden
Sebasco
J. G. Morte, Jr
Windegance
Stanwood Gilman
Small Point
Phippsburg
Parker Head Church
Dromore Grange Plans Memorial Degrees and Meeting
Dromore grange held a memorial service with flowers on the altar for a recently deceased brother. The first and second degrees will be worked on June 10 for a class of candidates, with the third and fourth degrees conferred on June 24 by the Past Masters Association. Refreshments will follow the June 10 meeting with Ray Campbell Blair Blair Warner Metcalf Trask and Maurice Warner listed as committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Gr
Jack Wade
Ray Campbell
Wen Blair
Harry Warner
Willard Blair
Robert Metcalf
Ralph Trask
Maurice Warner
Trio Buys Former Troop Greenhouses in Bath
Three Bath residents Esther L. Brown Clarence M. Minott and Reence W. Webster announce the purchase of Harold L. Troop’s greenhouses on Lincoln street. Minott will oversee makeup and floral design with 19 years in Bath’s floristry. Bath’s new business Minott's Flowers Inc will also run a modern florist shop alongside the greenhouses emphasizing quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Harold L. Troop
Lincoln Street
Esther L. Brown
Clarence M. Minott
Reence W. Webster
Minott
Minott’s Flowers, Inc
Mrs Langdon Thistle Hosts Meadowbrook Picnic for Pupils
Mrs Langdon Thistle, Advent Church school teacher, entertained nine pupils with an all day outing at her Meadowbrook farm. The trip was in her car and the students enjoyed a day of activities. The highest grade this year is the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon Thistle
Advent Church School
Meadowbrook
Istle
Shelburne’s Pop ham Beach Area Noted For Holiday Traffic
State Troopers report cautious driving on the rough roads near Popham Beach while local merchants prepare for a summer rush. Fred Spinney’s new lunch room near Bay Point aims to open May 30 with four rooms and a fresh seafood menu, as Sagadahoc Bay waters supply lobsters and fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophringee
Fox
Kennetec
Sagadahoc Bay
Opes
Yonstt Point
Fred C. Scribner
Portland
South Beach
Barbara Sprague
Yarmouth Academy
Capt
Walter E. Sprague
Charles Small and Sons
Art
Richard and
Charles, Jr
Iburn
Neancort
Coxs Head Personal Items and Family Visits
Connecticut residents the Smiths visited niece Mrs. S. Moore and family at Parker Head. Alvin Johnson Jr. hosted friends at his Dix's Island cottage. Bath residents Mrs. Jennie Allen and Mrs. S. Moore joined Sunday dinner with Mrs. Lewis Lowell and family. Edwin Hill returned from Kingfield after visiting sister Mrs. Frederick French. Mertie Shepard of Brunswick visited sister Mrs. S. Moore. Parker Head boys attended the Sebasto lodge Boy's Activities Training Class led by instructor Gordon Alden. Capt and Mrs George Stacy of Bath spent Sunday with friends at Grand View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Ay Dannent
Erman Mallet
Hamel
Leslie i
Lisbon
Lear
Noayne
Paul A
Percy
Jordan Pere
Sea
Turner
Joy Perkins
Wisneusnee
Penaay
Thy
Alvin
Charles Murray
Bath
Nihea
Rand Nisbet
Frederick Buckley
Portland
Spens
Harleyt
W. T. Wyman
Leslie Logan
Boston
H. Dank
Logan
Mabel Wade
Earl Lowell
Olive Deejay
Leston Harrington
George Woodward
Ellsworth
Lloyd D. Lowell
Maritime Academy
Castine
Ally Lowell
Yarmouth Academy
Lewis Lowell
Arthur Murphy
Arthur Smith
West Point
Lowells
Mettie Shepherd
George Watson
Brunswick
Alonzo
Robert
Loring
Lowell
Sebasco
Smith Lander
Connecticut
Everett Harrington
S. €. Moore
Alvin Johnson, Jr
Dix’s Island
Jennie Allen
Allen Cottage
S. C. Moore
Parker Head
Edwin Hill
Kingfield
Frederick French
Mertie Shepard
Edward Thomas Sr
Fréderick
Edward, Jr
Frederick Thomas
Sebasto Lodge
Gordon Alden
George Stacy
Ralph Seekins
Birth of Kathleen Mary Sturtevant in York Village
Kathleen Mary Sturtevant, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert P Sturtevant Jr of York Village, was born at York Village Dake Hospital. The father is a Bath native and the mother was Miss Katherine Hangon of York Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Mary Sturtevant
Robert P. Sturtevant, Jr
York Village
Dake Hospital
Irotarians Hear Of Playgrounds And Needs In Bath
Edward J. McMenn Bath recreation director spoke at the Rotary luncheon at Central Church. He outlined past funding and efforts to establish a city recreation center, noting park improvements at Kelley field and repairs to football and baseball fields. He cited Jambert Park and Hyde Park Terrace as popular grounds needing supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McMenn
Bath
Rotary
Central Church
Soo
Isees
Charles T. Small
Ustus H. Miller
Carl
Series of forums on alcohol at Morse High School
Rev. G M Berry of the Civic League led discussions at Morse High School in groups of about 30 focusing on the effects of alcoholism. He used films and cited authorities to show how even small amounts of alcohol slow nervous systems and raise highway risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Berry
Civic League of the Christianivic League of Maine
Morse High School
Berry
Foster
Maine State Sheriffs’ Association
Francis Onedict
Myrtle Lodge celebrates 47th anniversary and honors charter members
Myrtle lodge of Odd Ladies celebrated its 47th anniversary with charter members honored. The May 25 1900 founding saw 50 charter members, now six remain. The event at Front street hall featured a baked ham supper, centerpieces of spring flowers, and a program with piano, ukulele songs, readings, and guitar numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
Odd Ladies
Charter Mers
Bath
K. P. Hall
Front Street
New England Supply Co
Priscilla Estes
Louise Rogers
Mary Curtis
Gertrude Stewart
Lizzie B. Kaney
Yrtle Lodge
Hazel Schottler
Lucy Perry
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Jennie Oliver
Bedford Street
Pearl Campbell
Alice Lewis
Sadie Davis
Nellie Hunt
Sadie Savage
Alice Smith
Bertha Ward
Phyllis Young
Robert Baker
Arthur Stephens
Berwell
Lizzie B. Chaney
Mabel Shepard
Lizzie French
Carrie French
Dresden
Gardiner
Bath Firemen Muster Set Amid Centennial Festivities
Nearly all of Bath's 35 firemen met Monday to photograph for the air program tied to the July 26 muster by England States We men's League. Plans aim for Water street streams from Handtubs at the shipyard gate, with seating on Bath Iron Works lot. Benefactor William S. Newell backs the muster committee. Funds drive continues as Bath hosts six days of centennial events starting July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Bei Air
England
Wemen’s League
Water Street
Bath Iron Works
Waterstreet
William S. Newell
Bath
City of
Shipbuilding in America Lecture at University of Maine Annex
Henry O. Trowbridge of Bath, a former consulting engineer at Bath Iron Works and now retired, spoke to over 300 freshmen at the University of Maine annex in Brunswick Monday forenoon. He traced shipbuilding from 1607 to the present day and discussed marine engineering problems and career opportunities for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O. Trowbridge
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corp
Univer- Maine
Brunswick
Trowbridge
America
Virginia
Pophat
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Arrington
Cts
Fabrice
August Sale
Parker End P. Sf
Pare
Parker Werdata
Leslie Darling
Arthur Harrington
Jordan
My Hag Fone Te Tenn
John Eh
Mellon
Charles. L. Stevens
Heb
Mass
Eadow
Ren & Ason
Thistle
Esa
Furae Hutchina
Daugher
Bob’ Allen
Mrs. Hildreth
Dromore Grange
Trio
TROOP
Gorey
Popham Beach
Cox
MecMann Superenves Club Aty Luncheon
George W. Davis
Skowhean
Morse High
Isaac McCaslin
Rockland
The
Independent
U. C
Gertrude Stabi
Mary Ct
Stewar
Curtis
Stewart
Ache Simpson
Lydia Bondi
Delaine U. O. of
L.O
Odd, Fellows
Silver Street
Gertrudert
Geezer
Aney
Nellie Yi
Toa Ee
Treworgy’s
Pleasant Street
Brunswick, Maine
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