Winter Street church parish supper and meeting
About 240 people attended the Winter Street church annual parish supper followed by the annual meeting. Volunteers staffed tables, hostesses and waitresses worked under chairmen including Mrs. Arthur C. Lemont and Miss Alice E. Varney. Officers were elected and reports given, noting repairs to the church and steeple and the formation of the Winter Street Junior Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Joseph O.purdue
Abigail F. Carter
Arthur K. Purington
Walter F. Abbott
Arthur C. Lemont
Ladies’ Aid
Alice E. Varney
Joseph QO. Purdue
Fred E. Foote
Clifford B. Wilband
Clinton D. Wilson
Alice N. Magoun
Harry A. Walters
Grace P. Dickinson
Clarence W. Morse
Walter 8
Milton C. Trott
John Morse
Walter H. Bowker
Harry M. Huse
Carl E. Albee
Carleton L. Rice
Fred J. Rf
Frederick H. Cullen
Roberta Erwin
Lina Marie Purdue
Betty Swanton
Alma Swanton
Mary Morse
Martha Morse
Amy Irish
Anna Hill
Gertrude Haskell
Eunice Perkins
Edith Seavey
Natalie Perkins
Janet Colley
Betty
Horace W. Ward
Wallace L. Atwood
Edward B. Smith
Addison F. Pendleton
Allan M. Irish
Fred K. Sturtevant
Charles P. Wetherbee
David L. Black
Fred P. Emmons
Langdon T. Snipe
Fred EB. Foote
Edwina F. Durgin
Sarah M. Lermond
Wilbra E. Billings
Frank M. Lemont
William Potter
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Charles O. Nelson
Edgar D. Leavitt
J. Edward Drake
Warren E. Kershner
Maxwell Powers
Archie E. Doyle
Bessie B. Potter
Phyllis Bowie
J. Gertrude Silsby
Silsby
John Taylor
William
Mr. Hewitt
Prudential Committee
Joseph O. Purdue
Charles C. Low
William S. Shorey
Low
Fred Higgins
Ruth S. Cushman
Omar W. Folsom
Warren Higgins
John Osborn
Robert Huse
Roswell Haskell
David Alkazin, Jr
Bruce Pulton
John Kimble
Arthur Brown
Norman Alkazin
Forrest Cunningham
Clare Fulton
Walter Maass
Richard Minott
Robert Minott
John J. Shepard
Doris Hender
Eunice Melzard
Doris Stickney
Gladys Davis
Barara Freeman
Barbara Stanton
Eleanor Wilson
Court Decrees 21 Divorces At October Session
Sagadahoc Superior Court grants 21 divorces in October term. Custody rulings award positions to libellees or parents, with limited visitation for some children. Listed are the divorces by parties, residences, and custody outcomes, including name changes where noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
William H. Fisher
Stewart E. McEachern
Woolwich
Elmer Dow
Frances L. Betts
Alfred A. Betts, Jr
Bath
Beatrice L. Adams
Henry D. Adams
Lila E. Belanger
William E. Belanger
Joseph R. Bernier
Rosalie Bernier
Biddeford
Flora G. Bradley
Melville G. Bradley
Earl W. Burns
Vera M Burns
Brooklyn
N. Y
William G. Crocker
Lawrence V. Crocker
Clarence F. Freeman
Frances E. Freeman
Watertown
James C. Jones
Hilda B. Jones
Lillian M. Libby
Aubrey W. Libbby
Richmond
Arlene H. Perkins
Roscoe E. Perkins
Phippsburg
Marjorie G. Pinkham
Charles H. Pinkham
Georgetown
Addie Stevens
Clarence E. Reed, Jr
Bernice L. Reed
Madelyn C. Rowe
Edward A. Rowe
Libellant
Archie L. Seekins
Leola B. Seekins
Abby R. Weeks
Merle A. Weeks
Bouth
Arrowsie
Elmer L. Miller
Elizabeth D. Miller
Topsham
Gertrude M. Wilson
William S. Wilson
Colleen B. Radley
Burton Radley
Colleen Barnes
Cushman Wins Wentworth Salt Water Trophy in Maine
Richard D Cushman of Portland and Capt Dan Donnell of York Harbor win two Maine salt water fishing trophies announced by the Maine Development Commission. Cushman takes the largest striped bass along the coast weighing 10 pounds 2 ounces caught near Bath on the Kennebec with a rod and reel. Donnell wins the hand harpoon tuna award with a 840 pound fish taken off York Harbor last August, the largest in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Donnell
York Harbor
Richard D. Cushman
Portland
Maine
Maine Development Commission
Donnell
State Senate
Sumner Sewall
Bath
Sewall
Cushman
George Wentworth
Kennebunk Beach
Kennebec
Farewell Dinner Honors Ernest T Fulton at Sedgwick
Ernest T. Fulton, long time foreman in Bath Iron Works Electrical Shop, bid farewell at Hotel Sedgwick as he leaves to become general manager of the Braintree Electric Light Department in Massachusetts. Nearly 50 officials and foremen attended. Fulton credited with 11 years of faithful service at the Bath plant since 1903, including early time in the old Iron Works, and prior work with Central Maine Power and other firms. He will keep his Bath home at 370 Front Street and spend vacations there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest T. Fulton
Bath Iron Works Corp
Braintree Electric Light Department
Braintree
Mass
Sedgwick
Mae On
Han
William S. Newell
Archibald M. Main
Fulton
L. Eugene Thebeau
Assembly
Bath
Bath Iron Works
Thomas R. Allen
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
Mr. Fulton
Old Iron Works
Concern
Maine
Massachusetts
Central Maine Power Co
Auburn
Fitchburg
Pittefield
Front Street
Woolwich Teachers Elect New Leader and Officers
Mrs Bernette Wallace was elected president of the Woolwich Teachers Association at a Nequasset Grammar school meeting. Officers include Miss Irene Chambers as vice president and Miss Pauline Nute as secretary and treasurer. A social hour followed with teachers dressed as pupils and refreshments served. Superintendent John Carter and Mr and Mrs Roland Raynes attended, and a Christmas party was planned for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernette Wallace
Woolwich Teachers’ Association
Nequasset Grammar School
Irene Chambers
Pauline Nute
Georgie Walker
John Carter
Roland Raynes
25th 4-H County Contest at Crosby High Belfast
The 25th 4 H Club County contest will be held at Crosby High Belfast on Saturday Oct 28. Youth and parents from Waldo county will attend an all day program featuring community singing prize awards movies and a parade led by the Belfast Fife and Drum Corps. The program opens at 930 am with a parade to the Colonial Theatre at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby High
Belfast
Sy Yeathers
Waldo County
Colonial Theatre
Myrtle Lodge installs officers after supper at Sedgwick
Myrtle Lodge I O of I O L held a Friday installation in K of P hall after a Hotel Sedgwick supper. Elected officers include Ethel Osgood as senior representative and Edith Nash as junior representative, with Mary Gillespie unable to attend for 22nd term as lady reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
LL. O
P. Hall
Hotel Sedgwick
Ethel Osgood
Edith Nash
Sadie Savage
Lucelia Blake
Pearl Campbell
Lizzie Chaney
Nellie Hunt
Amelia Mitchell
Helen Greene
Stella Wade
Alice Smith
Sadie Davis
Annie Oliver
Gertrude Stewart
Florence Emmons
Jennie Oliver
Mary Gillespie
Lodge
Zeulika Kingsbury
Effie Parrish
Lizzie Haggett
Mary Curtis
Margaret Nelson
Eva Atwood
Addie Murray
Blanch Simpson
Fort Halifax
Waterville
Ethel Clark
Amanda Smith
Halifax Lodge
K. of Phall
Fannie Burden
Madeline Robson
Betty Robson
Barbara Walker
Dorothy Johansen
Mary Oliver
Filling Station Looted At North And Lincoln
The Gulf Filling Station at North and Lincoln streets owned by George D Emero was broken into between midnight and 1 a.m. Sunday. Merchandise valued at about $50 was taken. Entry was gained by breaking the front door glass and releasing the lock. A $25 reward is offered for information leading to the capture and conviction of the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
North
Lincoln Streets
George D Emero
Enero
State Officers Attend Sagadahoc Pomona Grange Session
Hartley Stewart state lecturer E E Addison state treasurer and Mrs Marie Stewart state Ceres attended Sagadahoc Pomona Bodwell grange Small Point on Wednesday of last week. About 80 attended including 13 visitors from other counties. Pro tem appointments were Charles Thompson master C W Grey Pomona and Mrs Gould Flers. The meeting opened with the motto reading and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley Stewart
E. E. Addison
Marie Stewart
Ceres
Sagadahoc Pomona
Bodwell Grange
Small Point
Enterprise
Charles Thompson
C. W. Grey
Pomona
Gould
Flers
Melvin Pratt
Bodwell
Clifford Grey
Alonzo Masse
Bertha Grey
Joanna Hodgkins
William Gould
Schrader
Lorenzo Masse
Elfreda Perkins
Hubert McCarty
Harvey Jordan
Beatrice Leavitt
Emma Ferguson
Grange
Mr. Schrader
William Gilman
Perkins
State Ceres
Wyman
Joanna Hodg
Three Bath residents escape injury in rollover crash
A sedan skidded on wet leaves on Ridge road in North Bath, plunged into a gulley, and rolled over a large boulder. Driver George Perry and passengers Ruth Robinson and Dorothy Bourque, all Bath residents, were treated for minor cuts. They were en route to a Bowdoin Colby game in Brunswick when the crash occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Ridge Road
North Bath
Dunton Farm
Hugh LD. Grant
George P. Perry
Daniel J. Perry
High Street
Bath Tron Works Corp
Ruth H. Robinson
Joseph Robinson
Bath Water District
Dorothy M. Bourque
John W. Bourque
Spring Street
Jeannette
Salon de Beaute
Brunswick
Mr. Perry
Miss Bourque
Mail to Europe Read by Censors Before Delivery
A letter from Mrs. Jane P. Byhouwer in Ymuigan Holland describes wartime mail delays and censorship. The Bath Independent reaches her, while other items suffer long holds. She notes rising prices, scarce foods, and possible evacuation plans as Europe faces invasion possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Wilbur C. Oliver
Union Street
Jane
P. Byhouwer
Ymuigan
Holland
Netherlands
Bath
Ymuiden
Wageninger
Wageningen
America
Talk on Nursing by Mrs Thaxter in Bath
The Red Cross nursing activities committee hosted Mrs Langdon Thaxter of Portland who spoke on volunteer work and adult education in mental hygiene. She noted upcoming lectures with slides by doctors in Bath this Winter and described urban nursing services training girls in homemaking to address gaps in trained nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nursing Activities Committee
The
Red Cross
Langdon Thaxter
Portland
Priscilla Kimball
Bath
Ramona Council Members Visit For Maine Pocahontas Leaders
Ramona Council members hosted a reception at Orrs Island for Mrs Ilona Blick Great Pocahontas of Maine and Mrs Jessie Richardson Great Guard of the Teper both from Silver Cloud Council. About 175 attendees from Brunswick Portland Cumberland Mills Biddeford Saco South Portland and Bath. Also a report of a scow towing accident near Long Island where four aboard were saved as ten tons of iron remained submerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucelia Blake
Great Pocahontas
Sadie Garcelon
Etta Gallant
Annie Wilson
Sophie MacPherson
Edna Sanford
Eleanor MacDonald
Minnie Woodman
Alice Rideout
Mary Pratt
Eva Sanford
Florence Robinson
Ernest Avery
Ramona Council
Orrs Island
Ilona Blick
Pocahontas
Maine
Jessie Richardson
Great Guard
The
Teper
Silver Cloud Council
Brunswick
Portland
Cumberland Mills
Biddeford
Saco
South Portland
Bath
A& Bite-Hill Meterbost
Long Island
Maine State Grange Meets in Portland for Annual Session
The Maine State Grange gathers in Portland December 5 to 7 with radio broadcasts from city hall. Officers and officers nominees discussed include F Ardine Richardson of Strong likely to be reelected, with E Carroll Bean, Charles M White, and Hartley M Stewart mentioned as others. A banquet at the Falmouth Hotel is on Tuesday, and the taxation committee report will be released earlier in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine State Grange
Portland
Strong
E. Carroll Bean
Kenduskeag
Charles M. White
Augusta
Hartley M. Stewart
Houston
W. B. Deering
Hollis
M. J. Harriman
Readfield
W. F. Rowell
East Holden
Rowell
Lewiston
Falmouth
Committee On Taxation
Rotary Club Views Colored Film on Thrift and Progress
Rotary members at Hotel Sedgwick watched colored talking pictures titled The Blind Spot in Science. The program, led by Charles Coolidge, promoted saving, life insurance, and financial education as cures for poverty, while tracing transportation advances and industrial gains. Pres. Charles Small spoke. Nathan Cushman of Sebasco attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel
Sedgwick
Charles Coolidge
Auburn
Investors Syndicate
Charles T. Small
Carl Y. Kennedy
Nathan A. Cushman
Sebasco
Mrs Cabot Injured When Hit By Auto in Stamford
Mrs. George D. Cabot Jr., formerly Theresa Dall of this city, was struck Monday evening at Washington and School streets by a car driven by Eugene W. Rice. Rice pleaded guilty in municipal court to operating without a license and was fined 10 dollars plus 495 cents costs. Mrs. Cabot, staying with her mother at 32 South Street, suffered a cut and minor injuries, spending the night at Memorial Hospital under observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Cabot, Jr
Stamford
Conn
Theresa Dall
Washington
School
Eugene W. Rice
Woolwich
Rice
Joseph D. Pennell
Gardiner R. Deering
Cabot, Jr
Minnie M. Dall
South Street
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
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Charles Savage
Upper Washington Street
Gardiner
Judge Fisher
Edna Carter
Oliver A. Carter, Jr
Edna San- Marjorie M
Terrio
Ralph A. Terrio
Livermore Falls
Marjorie M. Stewart
Wentworth
Sebasco Lodge
Morse's Cove
Winnegance
Fiddler
Normandie
Queen Mary
New York
Hudson
British Line
United States Navy
Central Presa
Iron Works
Woolwich Teachers’ Association Meeting
Pomona Grange
Mrs. Thaxter
Maine State Grangers
Forest City
Martha Page
University of Maine
Home Economics Club
University
Merrill Hall
Miss Page
Marius H. Page
Academy Street