May session at Brunswick council held with attendance
The Brunswick gathering opened with 14 past officers in attendance under the worthy master.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1946
Page
7
The Brunswick gathering opened with 14 past officers in attendance under the worthy master.
Memorial Day events in Bath set for Thursday with a parade and marching lineups. Mayor J Tardif and the Sons of the T W Hyde Camp coordinating, Daughters of Isabella to attend church then proceed to Mt Calvary cemetery for a 10 o clock mass, weather permitting at the church. World War II veterans invited to march with the local Legion Post.
This sketch recalls the Creamer family of Waldoboro and nearby towns born and raised in a hard working old New England lifestyle. Members served in World Wars I and II, held trades from shoe making to lobster fishing, and raised children who contributed to their communities.
Eleven commanderies of Knights Templar will observe St John s Day on June 24 at Rockland. Delegations include De Molay Skowhegan St Omer Waterville Palestine Belfast De Valois Vinalhaven Pilgrim Farmington Strathglass Rumford and Camden Camden. A 1030 PM parade leads to a shore dinner at Withams Lobster Pound with afternoon field sports and guest departures. Commander Bartlett expects strong Dunlap turnout for the parade and events.
Dr J C Geiger director of public health for San Francisco City and County has received a citation from the chief of the French Public Health Mission to the United States Dr Jean F Mabileap praising his effective World War II work for France and the French people Geiger is married to the former Anna Morse Street
Invitations went out for Sunday afternoon as Harriet Beecher Stowe house in Brunswick is opened to the public. Mary Baxter White and Elizabeth Richmond Kochs will host from three to six o'clock to view the renovated home now turned into a Colonial Inn with 16 sleeping rooms, marble fireplaces, a pine dining room, and an Uncle Tom’s Cabin Gift Shop in the barn.
Miss Kathryn Laura Shorey of North Edgetomb and Rallston M. Sherman of Glastonbury Conn united in marriage at the Congregational church in Wiscasset. Rev Dr David L Wilson officiated. Bridesmaids and family details noted with music by organist Mary Hobson and soprano Vincent Reed.
At a Monday hearing around 100 youths and local residents voiced mild opposition to recreation cuts while backing the Community Center. Mayor Dominique Tardif read items line by line, with little pushback until the disposal area and dump concerns sparked debate. A straw vote later showed a strong majority in favor of the appropriations as proposed.
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