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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1957

Page

2

Bath area notes full of graduates and residents

Bruce J. Gillies of North Bath earns a Norwich University BA in English and a reserve second lieutenant commission. Constance Peters opens her summer home at Small Point. Rev Warry Felter evangelists visit Bath after revival in Beverly. Mrs. John Gilmore visits her father at Bath Memorial hospital. Mrs. Irish returns from England with her mother. Warren Munsey visits from Meriden. Manley Breck homestays in Small Point and plans summer opening. Miss Gloria L. Witham named Bath Area Alumni Drive community chairman. Reginald Parker to attend Williams School of Banking. Numerous Bath residents attend family events, travel, and milestones.

Bruce J. Gillies James A. Gillies North Bath Norwich University Northfield Old Military College Hamden High School Norwich Newman Club Cadet Corps Sigma Phi Epsilon Gloria L. Witham Morse High School Bath Boston University John Curran Troy N. Y Charlotte Claude Bonesteel Walter Gilmore Fitchburg Mass Gilmore F. W. Gilmore Popham Beach Peter Isaacson Lewiston

Pvt Coombs on Leave After Fort Benning Training

Pvt. Lloyd F. Coombs Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. L F Coombs of 25 High Street, is home on leave after eight weeks of training at Fort Benning Georgia. He reports to Fort Dix New Jersey on May 31 for assignment.

Lloyd F. Coombs, Jr L. F. Coombs High Street Fort Benning Coombs Fort Dix N. J

Mrs H. B. Everett Visiting With Daughter in City

Mrs H. B. Everett of Presque Isle is visiting here with her daughter Mrs George J. Goodwin of 1155 Washington Street.

H. B. Everett Presque Isle George J. Goodwin Washington Street

Kennison Birth Announce for Daughter Mary Hill Kennison

Mr and Mrs William N Kennison announce the birth of a daughter Mary Hill Kennison in Schenectady New York. Mrs Kennison is the former Audrey Hill daughter of Mrs W Dayton Hill on Washington Street.

William N. Kennison Schencelady, N. Y Mary Hill Kennison Kennison Audrey Hill W. Dayton Hill Washington Street

Bath Memorial hospital patients and military furlough return

Mrs. Jay Collard Jr of 38 Tower Circle is a patient at Bath Memorial hospital. Sp 2c John P Bowie arrived home on a two day furlough with his parents at 24 Park Street. Bowie is stationed at Fort Brady NC with the 82nd Airborne Division. Court Street has a resident who has just returned home after a short Bath Memorial hospital stay.

Jay Collard, Jr Tower Circle Bath Memorial Hospital John P. Bowie John F. Bowie Park Street Bowie Fort Brady N.C 82Nd Airborne Division

Boston Nurse Dorothy Thompson Returns After Visit

Miss Dorothy Thompson, a student nurse at Boston City hospital, returns to Boston after two days with her parents Mr. and Mrs Fred Thompson of 48 Meadow Way. Mrs Clarence Gowen of 4 Noble avenue is an inpatient at Bath Memorial hospital.

Dorothy Thompson Boston City Hospital Boston Fred Thompson Meadow Way Clarence Gowen Noble Avenue Bath Memorial Hospital

Local Patients Listed At Bath Memorial Hospital

Mrs. Fred L. King of West Bath, a medical patient, and George J Goodwin of 1155 Washington Street, a medical patient, are listed at Bath Memorial hospital. John Honard Woolwich is a surgical patient there.

Fred L. King West Bath Bath Memorial Hospital John Honard Woolwich George J Goodwin Washington Street

Dunmore son Kenneth enlists in Naval Reserve

Arthur Dunmore announces his son Kenneth has enlisted in the Naval Reserve. The Dunmores spent summers at Sasanoa Bluffs and are well known with many warm friends in the city.

Arthur Dunmore Kenneth Naval Reserve Dunmores Sasanoa Bluffs

Miss Stinsons West Coast trip returns home

Miss Marcia Stinson returns to Day's Ferry from a West Coast trip accompanied by Miss Ruth Thompson of New York. In Berkeley they visited Miss Mary Stinson while traveling the California coast they visited Vuanegouver and B C. Henry C Hartleb returns home after six days in Memorial hospital. Mrs Faith Rice of Woolwich and Mrs Athmnau Gillespie of Bath attended Guest Officers Night at Evening Star Lodge in Brunswick with Mrs Rice as guest warden and Mrs Gillespie as guest conductor. P F Dunbar returns home after winter in Safety Harbor Florida. Mrs Harrison Wright and daughters from Ridonr Pa stay near Lincoln Street while planning summer at Small Point. Brookline Mass opens her Stumnamer home at Small Point.

Marcia Stinson West Coast Miss Stinson Ruth Thompson New York Berkeley Calif Mary Stinson California Coast Miss Thompson Vuanegouver B.C Faith Rice Woolwich Athmnau Gillespie Bath Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Evening Star Lodge Brunswick Fice Gillespie Harrison Wright Osborne Coates Fenno Hoffman Ridonr Pa Red House Lincoln Street Small Point

Local Notables Attend National Granite Ins Meeting Banquet

Mr and Mrs Edward J Mc Mann of Bath and Mr and Mrs Joseph Larrabee of West Bath joined directors at the National Granite Ins Co annual meeting in Keene New Hampshire for a banquet Monday. Chester Rines of Portland admitted as patient at Mercy Hospital days end. Bowen Torrey hosted 30th wedding anniversary at 838 Washington Street with out of town guests Frank Sample Jr and Mrs Ward Weller and Manley Breck. Rita Gediman returned to Boston after visiting her parents in town.

Edward J. McMann Bath Joseph Larrabee West Bath National Granite Ins. Co Keene, WN. H Chester Rines Granite Street Mercy Hospital Portland Stret Street Bowen Torrey Washington Street Frank Sample, Jr Boothbay Harbor Ward Weller Brookline Mass Manley Breck New York City Small Point Rita Gediman Boston Arthur Gediman Andrews Road

Leavitts Vacation Visit with Boothbay Harbor Kin

Mr and Mrs Howard Leavitt of Norfolk Virginia formerly of this city are visiting his wife’s mother Mrs Myra Stilphen in Boothbay Harbor during a vacation. They called on friends and relatives in Bath on Monday.

Howard Leavitt Norfolk, Va Myra Stilphen Boothbay Harbor Leavitts Bith

Denise Richards Admitted To Bath Memorial Hospital

Denise Richards three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Richards of Days Ferry is a patient at Bath Memorial hospital having been admitted on Saturday.

Denise Richards Albert Richards Day's Ferry Bath Memorial Hospital

Bangor woman patient at Penobscot Valley hospital

Mrs. Fred B. Kittredge of Bangor and former High street resident here is a patient at the Penobscot Valley hospital located at 23 Holyoke street in Brewer.

Fred B. Kittredge Bangor Penobscot Valley Hospital Holyoke Street Brewer

Davis family aide departs for Blytheville base on furlough

A 2C and Mrs. John W. Davis Jr. and Bon Carol Ann left last Tuesday for Blytheville Air Force Base Arkansas where he is to be reassigned after an 80 day furlough at home. Prior to furlough he returned from 14 months overseas duty at Withersfield Air Base Essex England.

John W. Davis, Jr Bon Carol Ann Pee Blythesee Air Force Base Blythesville Ark Withersfield Air Base Essex County England

Wing Bonney marry intentions filed in city clerk office

Thomas B. Wing and Gaynel M Bonney filed their marriage intentions at the City Clerk office. Gertrude Wirta of Arrowscie visited her sons Everett midshipman at Maine Maritime Academy Castine and Douglas a student at University of Maine Orono. The Fish family returned from a Florida vacation and toured Armed Forces Day exhibits including the aircraft carrier Intrepid in Norfolk Va.

Thomas B. Wing Harold B. Wing North Street Gaynel M Bonney Dean R. Bonney Park Street Harry E. Ring, Jr Gertrude Wirta Arrowsiee Everett Maine Maritime Academy Castine Douglas University of H. V. Fish Pleasant Avenue Florida Paul W. Linderen Norfolk Armed Forces Day Intrepid

Whitman Mitchells Host Guests From Several States

Mr and Mrs Whitman Mitch ell of Concord New Hampshire Mrs Doten of Portland and Willis Morton of Brunswick were Saturday guests of Mrs Mitchells and Mrs Doten s cousins Mr and Mrs Earl Lermond on Weeks Street.

Whitman Mitchell Concord, N. H Doten Portland Willis Morton Brunswick Mitchell Mrs. Doten Earl Lermond Weeks Street

Thompson opens Boothbay cottage for season

Miss Ruth Thompson of New York City and formerly of Bath recently returned from a West Coast vacation and this month opened the Thompson cottage at Boothbay Harbor for the season.

Ruth Thompson New York City Bath West Thompson Boothbay Harbor

Bath Area Notes on Visitors and Local Weddings

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sendrick and son Kirt of Owasso Michigan visit family in Bath for a few days with Rev and Mrs J Lyal Calhoun. Mrs Louise Garth arrives at Sebasco Estates after winter with children in Georgia and Alabama. J Lewis Miller leaves Bath to work in Ventura California after months visiting relatives. Miss Patricia Mullaney hosts surprise 18th birthday party at Miss Nancy White’s 217 High Street. Guests include Judy Rendall Sally Mullaney Judy Lesier Alice McNeil Loretta Barter. Mrs Vernon Mitchell returns to Quincy Massachusetts after 10 days with Mr Mitchell’s father and wife on Weeks Street. Ernest Hamblett and children Terri Dee and Michael return to East Hampton Connecticut after a week with Ed ward B Hamblett on Pratt Street and Forrest Barter. Charles Brown of Augusta, formerly of Bath, visits Bath. Mrs Walter McKinney Sr of South Harpswell is a patient at Bath Memorial Hospital. Cecil Lord Brown and East Braintree Massachusetts visits Leora Fowles of 468 Washington Street. Miss Jean Ann Berry of North Bath will wed Donald E. Blake of 23 Shaw Street Wednesday at 8 p.m. at First Baptist Church Parsonage and Hyde Park Community Center hosts reception.

Patricia Mullaney Nancy White Sandra Reil Miss White High Street Judy Rendall Sally Mullaney Judy Lesier Alice McNeil Loretta Barter Ernest Hamblett Terri Dee Michael East Hampton Conn Edward B. Hamblett Pratt Street Forrest Barter West Bath Jean Ann Berry Raymond E. Berry North Bath Donald E. Blake Clarence FE. Blake Shaw Street First Baptist Church Parsonage North Street Hyde Park Lester Beals Glenn Bath Parker Walter Cushing Bears Ronald Nadeau Portland Millard Nadeau William Schreiter W. E. Hallett Cathanee Parker Head Russell Turner Harpswell Laurence Scott Harold Barkalow Douglas Senecal Earl Hamel Wells Hamel George Hoyt Richmond Charles Pantelakos James Charles Jr Dover N. H Alice Wharff Bernard Wyman Leston Harrington Gerald Gamble Barbara Harrington Yvonne Furbish David Harrington Lewiston Bruce Harrington Bath Memorial Hospital Clyde Moore Ashdale Harrington Pat Brewer Albert Gray Herbert Bassett Massachusetts Samuel Sternberg Medford Arthur Bassett Merrill Bassett Lynn Herbert Hunt East Boston Winnifred Ross Dorothy Peat Ross Augusta Rosses Maurice Blaisdell Lester Oliver Spruceville Alston Oliver Edward Belanger Hyde Windlass Co Leshie Darling William Cushing Rangeley H. D. Mank Carvie and Dale Herbert Doughty Reginald Gordon Brunswick Roger Lewis Harry Mary Anne Wyman Bert Nisbet Union

Gilliam Family Visit Spans Several States

Mrs. Robert E. Gilliam and Mr and Mrs James Gilliam with Mrs O P Gilliam and Norman Gilliam of West Point return from a visit with Pvt Robert Gilliam US Army stationed at Fort Dix New Jersey They also visited Anthony DeLucia in Scarsdale New York and relatives in Yonkers New York.

Robert E. Gilliam James Gilliam O. P. Gilliam Norman Gilliam West Point Robert Gilliam U.S.A Fort Dix N. J Anthony DeLucia Scarsdale N. Y Yonkers

Sagadahoe Pomona Holds May Meeting at Dirigo Grange

Sagadahoe Pomona gathered for its May meeting at Dirigo Grange with 71 attendees from most granges except Enterprise and Progressive. The Memorial program featured Eleanor Ripley and Elfreda Perkins, tableaux, readings, and a memorial address, followed by guest Dr. Lawrence Bailey discussing First Aid and a film from Brunswick Fire Department. The next Pomona session is planned for June 26 hosted by Merriconeag Grange in Harpswell, with Fifth degree to be conferred.

Sagsidahoe Pomona Dirigo Grange Grange Enterprise Progressive Eleanor Ripley Elfreda Perkins Pomona Shirley Scott Gladys Robinson Crystal Dora Royal Florence Stilphen Marietta Wilson Dirigo Eveline Hagan Dromore Edward Burns Nathaniel Norton Charles l. Stevens Merriconeag Ray Libby Mabel Curtis Clifford Gray Eva Libby Topsham Addie Anderson Frank Atwood Emma Ferguson West Bath Celia Eaton Gertrude ‘Trott Mike Zoome Hannah Snow Ivers Hackett Harry Sh. Peterson Old Rugged Cross Crystal Gustafson James Royet Omer Mercier Joseph Larrabee Lawrence Bailey Brunswick Alton Collins Dr. Bailey George Labbe Brunswick Fire Department Ralph Ryan Ralph Stilphen America Gladys Burns Augusta Jacqueline Stilphen Margaret Morse Sears Foundation Merriconeng Grange Harpswell Lincoln County Pomona

Morse High School Class of 1919 Reunion at Boothbay Harbor

Morse High School class of 1919 meets for a 38th reunion on June 22 at Martha Barker Bridge's Boothbay Harbor home. After 12 noon, a buffet supper is served at 6 pm by class members. A brief business meeting may draft dues for the 50th anniversary gift to Morse High School. Reservations via Doris Humphries at HI 3-2815.

Morse High School Boothbay Harbor Martha Barker Bridge Arthur Marion Colby Rudolf Louise Trafton Ralph Lucy Dunton Donald Marjorie Hopkins Edwin Hazel Lowell Red Emily McMann Madelyn (Davis) Hodgdon Doris Humphries

West Point surveys link strong schools to higher retail sales

West Point Mississippi Supt. B D McCallister notes a Mississippi survey shows cities with better schools enjoy up to 22 percent more retail business when other factors are equal. He says education raises individual productive capacity, boosting living standards and purchasing power.

West Point Miss B. D. McCallister Mississippi

Talk On Recent Trip Abroad Given To Central Co-Weds Club

Harold J. Rubin spoke at the Central Congregational church Saturday night, sharing photos from his recent trip to Spain Italy Austria Germany the Nordic countries Belgium France and England. The Dreamers performed to a large crowd and were booked weekly at the Bath Opera House Fridays. A fresh salmon supper preceded the program, with guests including the Rubins and The Dreamers. Volunteers were sought to care for children during Sunday worship, and a Summer outing was scheduled for June 25 at Rock Hill Inn West Bath with Van Wynen and McMann cochairing.

Harold J. Rubin Central Congregational Church Mrs. Rubin Spain Italy Austria Germany Scandinavian Countries Belgium France England Gene Hersom Reggie Garrison Gary Meister Charlie Rush Dennis Farrow Ricke Clarke Bath Opera House Earl Wade Karcher Jackson Richard Jackson Rubin Craig Richards Lawrence McCurdy George van Wynen Rock Hill Inn West Bath Richard Haskell Foward J. McMann Craig HW. Richards

Past Ladies Club Meets At Home of Mrs Savage

Members of Myrtle Lodge Odd Ladies club met at Mrs Sadie Savage home on High Street with co host Mrs Sadie Davis. They signed get well cards and prepared a gift for a sick member. The Maine session in Auburn June 14 was noted with several members invited to the reception for the Lady Governess. Next meeting is June 24 at Mrs Fannie Waterman in West Bath.

Myrtle Lodge Odd Ladies High Street Sadie Savage Sadie Davis Maine Auburn West Bath Fannie Waterman Jennie Cameron Eva Atwood Gertrude Stewart Alice Rideout Annie Johnson Eunice Perry Louise Rogers Sarah Potter Lizzie B. C. Chaney Anna Burnham

Congress Bowling League Banquet Honors Top Players

The Congress Bowling League held a Friday banquet at Vallee's Scarborough awarding trophies for high average to Gladys Payson high three strings to Ruby Wilson high single to Mattie McLaughlin and recognizing the championship team Golfers led by captain Carrie Davis with Lila Belanger and Barbara Bronson. runnerup Togsteers with Mattie McLaughlin as captain Gladys Beers Rose Ames and Gwen Hooper plus Mary Pinkham with a consolation prize. Post banquet bowling followed at the Big 20 Arcade in Scarborough.

Congress Sportswear Bowling League Vallee’s Scarborough Gladys Payson Ruby Wilson Mattie McLaughlin Carrie Davis Lila Belanger Barbara Bronson Togsteers Gladys Beers Rose Ames Gwen Hooper Mary Pinkham Big 20

Entertains At Dessert Bridge for Mrs ONeil

Mrs O Neil of Daly City California was guest of honor at a dessert bridge hosted by Mrs Edward B Hamblett at 23 Pratt Street Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Frank Fortier Mrs John Conley Sr Mrs George Brownrz Mrs Eola Atwood Mrs Frank Wilson Mrs Lucien Bisson Mrs Joseph Carrier and Mrs John Henderson.

James O'Neil Edward B. Hamblett Pratt Street O'Neil Daly City Calif Eugene Hart Granite Street Frank Fortier John Conley George Brownrngz Eola Atwood Frank Wilson Lucien Bisson Joseph Carrier John Henderson

State Democrats Attend Meeting With Notables

State Democratic gathering lists Mrs Phyllis Warner Mrs Mildred H Tarr Mrs Doris Laverty Mrs Natalie Steen and Mrs L Brewer as attendees. A birthday cake was presented to Mary Golder. A Scotch auction provided entertainment before adjournment.

Phyllis Warner Mildred H. Tarr Doris Laverty Natalie Steen L. Brewer Mary Golder

Not Playing Possum in Carbondale Office Nap Scene

Police officer Jack Hazel found a sleeping opossum in an office building in Carbondale Illinois. He removed the animal and presented it to several young boys who could keep it as a pet or decide to use it for a meal.

Carbondale Ill Jack Hazel Hazel

Phippsburg Community Groups Plan Summer Activities

Phippsburg Christian Service committee meets at Rock Gardens Inn to discuss summer plans led by Mr. and Mrs. Gene Winslow. Unity Circle's recent officers include President Mrs. Thomas Totman and Vice President Mrs. Ernest Oliver. July 7 Strawberry Festival at Riverside hall and July 25 Fair at Mrs. Cushman’s Sebisco home are announced. Small Point Church reforms include summer worship changes and new flower and library updates.

Phippsburg Christian Service Committee Gene Winslow Rock Gardens Inn Unity Circle Edward DeBerg Thomas Totman Ernest Oliver Frank Cutting Leo Hamel Riverside Hall Winthrow Blair N. A. Cushman Sebisco John Rogers Norman Duhie Phippsburg Morse High School Joanne Albertson Gloria Eaton Irma Gilman Diana Pye Jack Henderson the Basin Small Point Community Church Small Point Church Center Church Dubie Norman Dubie Small Point Stanley Perkins Winthrop Blair Ida Nordlund Albert Totman Far Pacific Christ A. E. Coppard Mexico Oxford Dictionary of Quotations Adam John Brown

Woolwich Baptist Youth Fellowship Meets Sunday

The Woolwich Baptist Youth Fellowship gathered at the Moat sweag Baptist Sunday school building Sunday evening. Leanne Hathorne presided over the session with prayers by Russell Tanner and Bernice Wilson. Charlene Hawes led scripture and Charlene Soule directed the Bible quiz as members joined in a closing prayer circle.

Woolwich Baptist Youth Fellowship Moatsweag Carol Soule

Parker Head P T A elects officers at May meeting

Parker Head P T A met at Mrs Earl Hamel home last Thursday. Hamel reelected president Blaisdell vice president Libby treasurer Lewis secretary. Next meeting to be at County Fair in Damariscotta on May 31. P T A will entertain school children June 8 at Bryant Pond leaving Hamel home 8 30 a m. Cemetery association annual meeting held May 27 with bequests from Daley Hunt and Percy. Memorial Day mowing by Walter Cushing. Numerous local residents noted in ongoing community updates.

Parker Head Earl Hamel Parker Head Cemetery Harvard University Parker Head School Anne Gray Sharron Turner

Popham area families mark Wyman anniversary night

Mrs. Stanley Perkins helped host a surprise party on Saturday for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wyman of Small Point Beach in celebration of their 39th wedding anniversary. Guests from Popham Beach, Yarmouth, Bath, Phippsburg and Augusta attended. gifts, a tiered cake, and refreshments followed the dinner. The couple, natives of Phippsburg, have long worked the family farm. Unity Circle officers were elected at Cox's Head while Stanley Perkins was named church Sunday school superintendent. Summer residents begin arriving to open cottages as schools close in June.

Stanley Perkins Raymond Wyman Small Point Beach Phippsburg Wymen Wyman Popham Beach Albert Cook Theresa, Christine Constance Rochelle Albert, Jr Yarmouth Myron Wyman Fort Devens Mass Eugene Sukeforth Carol Wyman Emma Wyman Wilbur Wyman Small Point Lawrence Chattley Bath Patsy James R. Wyman Charles Wyman Augusta Unity Circle Edward de Berg Cox's Head Thomas Totman Ernest Oliver Frank Cutting Leo Hamel Norman Dubie Dubie Mildred Sprague Chesterfield Richard Keyes J. Haviland Torrey Stanley Hyde Bath Memorial Hospital Mr. Slyde Hyde Windigss Co

Paved With Gold Cairo Illinois Found Bills on Highway

Patrolman James Diggs stopped on Route 51 south of Cairo after spotting bills on the pavement. With help from passing motorists he collected 2790 dollars in fives tens and twenties. The money was claimed by E P Fletcher a Cairo lumberman.

Cairo, Il James Diggs Cairo E. P. Fletcher

Road crews blast ledges to widen Coxs Head to Melintyre section

Local reports describe blast work on ledges to widen the highway from Melintyre's Corner to Cox's Head road, with crews also blasting Bowker's Hill at Phippsburg Center near the Center bridge. Town plans aim to finish the project this year. Nearby residents and visitors from Swampscott and East Lynn, Massachusetts, and towns including Brockton, Hyde Park, and Bath are noted in social visits and summer-home movements across Maine and New Hampshire, with several families relocating or hosting seasonal stays at cottages and camps along the coast.

MelIntyre's Corner Cox's Head Road Bowker’s Hill Phippsburg Center Center Bridge Harry Hannaford Swampscott East Lynn Mass Brockton Wesley Lewis Luke Driscoll Charles Duke Thomas Arney Eat Douglas Lewis Cottage Martin F. Lewin Wolfeboro N. H Ruth Lynch Hyde Park Leon Smith Nancy Hardy Leslie Lewis Carl S. Lewis Sarah E. Wilbur Portland Cox Head House Charles Robbins Waltham Stanton C. Lizois H. L. Carlisle Bath Holliston Lake Grove Edith Perkins Earle B. Perkins Clarence Blair Dromare S.C. Dozois Frederick E . c Damariscotta Cape Elizabeth Boothbay Harbor Hynes Auburn Robert F. Moore Bath Box Arthur Moore Parker Head Lewis Moore Forreston Wallace

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