Bath area residents host visitors and celebrate birthdays
Notes detail visits from Mrs Richard E Lyons and children Mark and Gretchen from Kingston now with Mrs Lyons parents Mr and Mrs Willard Sprague in Bath. Mentions Lyons future at IBM and summer plans at SERIBOE. plus multiple local social events, birthday parties, and travel by residents including Mrs Ur a De Nadine, Nancy Newell, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Lyons
Mark
Gretchen
Kingston
Lyons
Willard Sprague Goddard
Lyons Wie
International Business
Machines Inc
Wil
Topham
Seriboe
Marrtown
Bath Area News Roundup of Open Homes Events and Births
Local residents report wintering in Cocoa Florida and return to Bath. Numerous notes cover patients at Memorial Hospital, births including Ronald Matthew Wallace, and visits by church and school figures. Several families plan trips to Maine annual conference and attend theatre events.
Birthday surprise honors Edgecomb host’s husband
Memorial hospital lists Robert Newman of 705 Middle Street as a surgical patient. In Edgecomb, Mrs. Frea Murray hosted a birthday surprise at her home for her husband, with Mr and Mrs Charles Page, Mr and Mrs Joseph Daigle, and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Murray attending from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wakefield
Oak Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Joseph Kimball
Center Street
Memorial Hospital
Joseph Haggett
Washington Street
George Smart
Richardson Street
Charles King
Helena McBrine
Denny Road
Charles
Morse High School
Robert Newman
Middle Street
Charles Page
Joseph Daigle
Kenneth Murray
Frea Murray
Edgecomb
Farnham chosen governor elect of Altrusa District 1
Mrs Irene F Farnham a former Bath resident now in Portsmouth New Hampshire has been chosen governor elect of District 1 of Altrusa International. She was elected at the district Altrusa convention last weekend in Quebec and is retiring president of the Portsmouth Altrusa chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene F Farnham
Bath
Portsmouth
N. H
Altrusa International
Farnham
Portsmouth Altrusa
C.ub
Altrusa
Quebec
Arthur L. Perkins
Maple Street
Morse High School
Gray's Business College
Portland
McC Faye
Jeading
New England
Canada
Bermuda
England
Office Change At Senters Inc After Retirement
Mrs Harold Carter of North street has joined Senters Inc replacing Mrs Ruth Sprague who retires from the business office. Irving C Lord of Watertown will attend funeral services for his brother Everett C Lord. Lord formerly worked in the Times Co job printing department from 1891 to 1898 and was Buck Printing Co assistant foreman in Watertown Mass. Mr and Mrs Raymond Small and daughter Marriott of this city attended the intercollegiate track meet at the University of Maine in Orono on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lord
Boston
Bath
Everett L. Lord
Harold Carter
North Street
Senters Inc
Ruth Sprague
Irving C. Lord
Watertown
Murday
Lord
Buck Printing Co
Mass
The
Times Co
Raymond Small
Marriott
University of Maine
Orono
Marilyn Foster Wins Morse High Top Girls Award
Marilyn Foster received Morse High School Girls Athletic Association’s top senior award at the annual banquet in the South End PTA hall before about 100 members and guests. Gloria Witham presented the award. other honors included letters for various activities, Leader Corps named for 1956 59, and multiple sport and activity trophies and pins for many students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Foster
Morse High
Morse High School Girls Athletic Association
Gloria Witham
Association
South End
P.T.A. Hall
Betty Mae Anderson
Brenna Bailey
Loretta Bailey
Edna McPhee
Ann Fraser
Barbara Fuller
Sharon Graffami
Rita Hennessey
Helena Marco
Marilyn McCobb
Virginia Percy
Sue Robinson
Marilla Totnewa
Donna Young
Alee Allen
Judi Commesu
Ruth Doughty
Sussa Farre
Carol Hooker
Ciro Haynes
Nora Leb
Marlene Logan
Dora Maxson
Betty Marchetti
Patricia Will Rene King
McCebbb
Saky Mullaney
Virginda Peres
Linda Stinacn
Pamela Wakefield
Judy Ache
Linda Leeman
Edna McPhree
Margo Parks
Joan Robinson
Riven Th Pa
Spring Letter Awards At Morse High School Assembly
Morse High School held an assembly Friday morning to present spring athletic letter awards. Athletic Director Duncan W Farrell announced awards for Rifle Team, Track Team, Baseball, and junior varsity certificates, with multiple players named for each sport and listings of coaches and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Duncan HW Farrell
Warold Brown
Bernard Briggs
Edward Partridge
Thomas Toothaker
David Abbott
Stephen Wilson
Timothy Harkins
John Hardy
Richard Soucie
Duncan Farrel
Jack French
Warry Doughty
William Luke
William MaccDonald
Thomas Powers
Dennis Ring
Fred Brown
Karl Moore
Donald Man
Stephen Griffith
Lee Shorette
Carl Stinson
David Thornton
Truman Wallace
William Kingsbury
Robert Savage
Daniel Griffith
Thomas Flaherty
Richard Lord
Edward Larrabee
Harry McCaffrey
Frederick Pearson
David Brown
Robert LePage
Harold Ames
Boyd Harrington
Charles Pierce
F Edward Avery
Peter Cooper
Phippsburg Man Advances on County Conservation Panel
George Larrabee of Phippsburg is advanced to regular member of the Sagadahoc County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee. He replaces Courtney Stover of West Bath, who resigns to seek county office. The ASC committee administers county programs including soil bank price supports wool incentive payments and conservation reserves. Larrabee is a Guernsey cattle breeder and operator.
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George Larrabee
Phippsburg
Sagadahoc
Edward L. White
Larrabee
Courtney Stover
West Bath
ASC
The
Soil Bank
Guernsey
Morse High School Coaches and Award Recipients
The Morse High School athletic department conducted Friday morning activities with coaches introduced by Mr. Farrell. Junior varsity certificates were awarded to Raymond Bishop Gregory Douglas Richard At Chart 7 son Thomas McLaughlin William Reed James Smith Jerome Nolan Janice Card. Golf team members included Warner Hallsey and coaches Richard Towle Thomas Robinson Peter Henderson Raymond Parks. Joseph Mcintosh Joseph Robinson Willard Sprague William Avery Kenneth Poole among the listed participants.
Phippsburg Plans Graduation Night Activities
Phippsburg Grammar School graduation is set for June 6 at 8 p.m. in Small Point church. Bodwell grange shifts to June 13 for its meeting. Unity Circle elected officers for the year. A strawberry festival is planned for July 7 at Riverside hall. PTA fund drives aim to cover gym floor costs. Youth Fellowship donated 300 dollars to the floor fund. Local social notes include several residents' news and visits.
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Phippsburg Grammar — School
Small Point
Bodwell Grange
Unity Circle
Edward DeBerg
Ernest Oliver
Celeste Wallace
Furt Lowell
John Rogers
Riverside Hall
Thomas Totman
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
Small Point Parsonage
Phippsburg Pta
PTA
Morse High School Girls’ Athletic Association
Marilla Totman
Phippsburg Y
Marlene Logan
Carol Wyman
Cheries V. Minot
Portland
Horatio Parker
Brookter
Timothy Perry
Irving Harrington
Maine Medical Center
Melvin Burnett
York Village
Marilla Williams
Jersey City
N. J
Sidney Fitzgerald
West Peabody
Mass
William Blaisdell
Pleads Innocent To Assault On Baby Daughter
Airman 2c Alder I. Dunham of Brunswick Naval Air Station pleaded innocent to an assault and battery charge involving his seven month old daughter Elaine Diane. The case was continued to June 3 to allow counsel, as the baby remained in Bath Memorial Hospital with severe bruises and contusions. Eldest wife Cora Dunham testified he beat the child after she cried, while Patrolman Robert Starling described visible injuries and hearing spanking sounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Gardiner R. Deering
Alder I
Dunham
Aisport
N. Y
George M. Carlton
Elaine Diane
Bath Memorial Hospital
Cora
Bath
Robert Starling
Russell Street
Starling
Baby
Thornton puts $2 bounty on stray untagged dogs
The Thornton Town Council sets a $2 fee for stray untagged dogs to be collected only by city dog catcher George R. Hoskins, tying the bounty to his salary as the sole collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Colo
George R. Hoskins
Community notes on Parker Head activities and local events
Hillside Cemetery Association plans more fencing with a 150 dollar donation so far as the front fence runs 280 feet and adds about 185 feet unfenced. Parker Head PTA election results and June 19 dinner. school events include graduations and students attending Camp Azalea and area church services at the Baptist sanctuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Cemetery Association
Eugene Harrington
Walter Cushing
Parker Head Pta
Winnifred Ross
Charles Blaisdell
L. T. Harrington
W. H. Wyman
Res
PTA
Albert Gray
Russell Turner
Popham Circle Meets and Visits Around the Village
Popham Circle met with Mrs. Fred Spinney last week and will meet there again this week. Residents plan summer activities as the peach orchard blooms at the Isaacson property. visitors and locals frequent calls across Bath Woolwich and Popham areas with many neighbors socializing at homes and cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Circle
Fred Spinney
Isaacson
Sea Acres
New Owners Take Over Bath Property Management
New owners Authority and Bernard E Varnum will run the Bath housing property with applications continuing to be accepted by Bath Housing Authority until Schwartzberg takes over. Vacancies exist in Hyde Park two and three bedroom row houses and Lambert Park duplex two bedroom units with one three bedroom single house. Harold J Rubin of Bath named legal representative for the new owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Lambert Park
Harold J. Rubin
Bath
Coxs Head Social Weekend Notes and Visits
Mr and Mrs Carl S Lewis and daughter Leslie of Swampscott Mass spent the weekend at their cottage. Mrs Edith Perkins who wintered in Augusta returned home Saturday with her son Earle B Perkins of Augusta. Mr and Mrs Everett Perkins of Everett Mass came home Tuesday after a weekend at their Summer home. Wesley Lewis and friends of East Douglas Mass visited the Lewis cottage. Mr and Mrs Stanton C Dezois called on Mrs Joseph Coffill of Bath Tuesday. Richard Dozois attended Dark of the Moon presented by Masque and Candle of Westbrook Junior College and University of Maine in Portland Friday night. Minot Percy and daughter Alice of Marblehead Mass spent weekend at Percy home on Popham road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wyman
Arthur Zurkilow
Small Point
Peter Hutchine
South China
Earl Lowell
Aroostook State Teachers’ College
Presque Isle
Robert Gray
Cenier
Morse High School
Warren Doughty
Anne Gray
Sharron Turner
Howard Hutchins
Rebecca
Timothy
Russell
Deborah
Stephen
Charles Wyman
Patty
Mary Anne Wyman
James Ross
Old Orchard
Martha Ross
Roberta Wyman
Judy Hamel
Harry Lewis
Alan Harrington
Harold Robbins
South Westport
Walter Cushing
Cumberland
Lewis
William Hodgkins
Parker Head
Hodgkins
Arthur Barkalow
Charles Blaisdell
Betty Anne Belt
Sylvia MecCorr
Bath
Bernard Wyman
Donald
Portland
W. H. Wyman
Russell Turner
Carl Betterley
Carl S. Lewis
Leslie
Swampstott
Mass
Edith Perkins
Augusta
Earle B. Perkins
Everett Perkins
Everett
Wesley Lewis
East Douglas
Lewis Cottage
Stanton C. Dezois
Joseph Coffill
Richard Dozois
Masque and Candle
Westbrook Junior College
University of Maine
Minot Percy
Alice
Marblehead
Percy
Popham Road
Pilgrim Fellowship Elects Officers at Central Church
Members of the Pilgrim Fellowship of Central Congregational Church elected Carol Haynes as president at the Sunday meeting. Wayne Fitzgerald became treasurer with Pamela Litchfield as faith commission chair and Judith Libby and Fred Brown as fellowship commission co-chairs. The group planned its June outing at Sebago Lake State Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Fellowship
Central Congregational Church
Carol Haynes
William Potter
Judith Ashe
Wayne’ Fitzgerald
Action Commission
Wayne Fitzgerald
Pamela Litchfield
Faith Commission
Judith Libby
Fred Brown
Fellowship Commission
Sebago Lake State Park
Memorial Services Sunday At Beacon Street Church
An impressive memorial service was held at Beacon Street Methodist Church Sunday evening led by Rev. Richard Arnold with help from the church commission on membership and evangelism. Names Mrs. Richard Arnold played organ, and flowers honored church members who died this year including Mildred Card Clifton W Tedford and Blanche Locke. Rochester defeated Syracuse 36 to 0 in 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Richard Arnold
J. Franklin Howe
Paul Avery
M. Wesley McPhee
Carroll E. Morse
Mildred Card
Clifton W. Tedford
Blanche Locke
Bessie Clark
Herman Crocker
Orange
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Ura de Nadine
Carl Graflam
Mark Allen
James Prewle
Frederick E. JT Tillston
Brunswick
Nancy Newell
Edward F. Newell
High Street
Honer
Simpson's Animal Park
Mary Filler
Flona Clark
Toni Tootimker
Betsey Greene
Susan Fherhard
Marilyn Farrow
Joan Fenn
Gloria Pinkham
Sheron Mar Donald
Gail McIntosh
Harold S Avery
Lyon and Disoo
Linda Moore
Reading
Murs
Harold S. Avrey
Western Avenue
Sally Bailey
Mrs. L. Wish Darley
Academy Treet
Donna Smith
Peggy Sturtevant
Bonnie Daveon
Dolly Fleming
Janice Pennell
Anne Comeau
Nancy Howe
Bradley Cahill Levan McCabe
Nicki Bailey
Charles Whitten
Wethrema Peter
Hhereid Whitten
Exeter
Deen Bailey
Academy Street
Joan Whittaker
David Heggett
Mark and
Brian Wallace
William Boudreau
Richard McMahan
Dale Smith
Richard Black
Bruce Pooler
Robert Gaudette
Wahington Street
Bath Mermorial Hospital
Paula Alayne
Forrest Legard
Dennis Gaudette
Harvey H. Wart
Cecil Fullerton
Homer Potter
Ruth Fuller
Mother's Club
Order of DeMolas
Newcastle
Nsw
Maine
New Hampshire
Gerald WT. Smith
USMC
Pensacola
Pia
Lt. Smith
Anne S Day
Warold Ham
Auburn
Henry ©. McCabe
Hal Husbands
Chadds Ford Penna
Husband
Carl B. Swanton
Front Street
Ward Milton
Waterville
Henry O. McCabe
William A. Niss
Bowen Torrey
George H. Musk
Dartmouth
Dale Ernest Talbot
Richard Talbot
West Point
John
Lucinda
Polly
John J. Quinn
West Street
Fayetteville
N. C
Connecticut
Herbert T. Caverly
New York Dental College
Herbert T. Cuaverly
Earl W. Farnham
Cocoa
Fla
Carlene F Sussar
Jolene
Florida
Farnhams
Edward C. Daey
Beacon Street
Nancy
Robert Howe
Dave Astor
Ellen Hind
Frank Hireds
Valley Road
Lafayette Wallace, Jr
Sebasen
Ronald Matthew
William Greene
Norman Seckins
Wethaven
F. Waldo Marshall
Maine Council of Little Theater
Supt. of Schools
Loring R. Addison
Madison A. Moore
Portland Propellar Club
George Handler
Connie
Syosset
Lena Shepard Harnden
Alteneda
Calif
Huntington Hospital
Victor Carey
St. Petersburg
Orange Lake Village
Largo
Clearwater
Edward C. Daley
Andrews Road
Donald Harrison
John H. Grindell
Sally and
Sherry
Arvid L Anderson
Elmwood
Harold. Walker
Reginald Cromwell
Malden
Cromwell
John F. Cromwell
Lawrence Wright
Augusta General Hospital
Wright
Ann
Hardin
Washinton Street
Bettor
Mauldong
Bath Tron
Philip A. Sturtevant
Pueblo Colo
Almira Jones
Hope Wersom
Robert P Sturtevant
Mr. Sturtevant
Mero Harold LaPierre, Jr
This City
Bath Jtemorial Hospital
Becky Marte
Tie Réev
Jets Jarnin P
Browne
Philadelphia
Pensa
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Chester Plant
Gail To Hersom
Gordon Hersom
Aad
Raymond Brown Cundy
Harbor
Ann Mason
Ralph O. Dale
Mrs. Dale
Darla Jewett
Mélaine McCaslin
Elvira Birney
Patricia Ames
Germaine Bonney
Margaret Wentworth
Betty Barker
Barbara Pratt
Miss Mason
Richard W. Skinner
Philip Libby
State Department of Engineering
Carlton Bridge
Burt S. Osgood
Sally
Lexington
John Choate
Morse
Miurss
Physical Science Study Committee
Bowdoin College
Choate
Noel C. Little
Roy LeCassec
Bowdoin
Jerome Harris
Harwood Street
Jean Ann Gaudreau
Mary Gaudreau
Paula Kingsbury
Connie Adams
Ellen Brewer
Ellen Howe
Nancy Cobb
Barbara Lee
Gene Ann Libby
Paula Perow
Ricky Armes
Gregory Austin
Wilfred Laffley
Eugene Hersome Jr
Raye Amirault
Barhara Adams
Nancy Doyle
Rita Vaedilanes
Loretta Suptley Star Bute
Ruth Dougals
Welena Méereo
Donna Maxon
Disting Miter
Sally Mutlanes
Nora Lebel
Mauricne Logan
Patiukcin Parka
Linds Stinson
Mary Baird
Patricia Baker
Jean Belanger
Ellen Blair
Joan Chévider
Sharon Graffam
Dishe Hanes
Carel Haynes
Caryl Hooker
Achoure King
Beverly Kingsbury
Joan Louiie
Ellie Main
Patricia McGuire
Edna McPher
Joyce Seastin
Edna Sinclair
Lucy Smith
Mareta Stinchfield
Barbara Woods
Carole Wyman
Donna Youluand
Jean Fitzrald
Eqma Sinclair
Girlse
Eud
Barbara Adams
Merilyn Foter
Joan Hart
Rita Wiennessey
Judy March
Donna Mzixeon
Margaret Mitchell
Sally Ngmciey
Edna Linthaie
Viilloncraft
Carol Wiyimnan
Donna Youland
Carol Young
Donan Young
Loretta Nailey
Penny Carter
Tinette Lakin
Sharon Gratfam
Christine Miller
Joan Chandler
Ellen Marsh
Carol Clark
Patricia Hill
Brenda Bailey
Loretta Pouliot
Mer Girk
Maritlsa Foster
MHS
Parker
Popham
Fred Nf
Spinney
Harvey Chubbuck
Harvey
Woolwich
Raymond Durgin
Harrison Tipsword
Grace Cushing
Guy F. Crowley
Arnold Coates
Edward Lowell
Chelsea
J. Clarence Perkins
Marguerite McNulty
Westport Island
William N. Stone
Biddeford
Edith Oliver
Martha Allen
Arthur Allen
Martha of
Miss Oliver
Auta Munsey
Lawrence Chattley
Patsy
Stanley W. Perkins
John Clark
Litchfield
Guy Crowley
Clark
and Merston—Harthaewbry
Walter Gilmore
F. W. Gilmore
Fitchburg
J. Haviland Torrey
Edward Torrey
Torrey Cottage
George Buchanan
Phippsburg Center
Cox
Beacon Street Church
Rochester
Syracuse