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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1944

Page

7

Twin-County Farm Bureau Meeting Ledger in Topsham

Twin-county Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting at Topsham grange hall on Friday with a packed program. Highlights include music by the Auburn Trio, a film "Along the Great Silk Route," reports by Myra Redman and Shirley Hobbs, and a keynote by Carl R. Smith on agriculture. The agenda features 4-H demonstrations, extension program planning, and health award presentations.

Twin-county Farm Bureau Topsham Grange Hall Auburn Trio E. F. Addison Treas Myra Redman Shirley Hobbs Ray S. Roberts Katherine Runnells H. A. Bowie Kermit Houghton Boston Travels Aid

Meeting agenda outlines 1945 committee reports and adjournment

The program lists E. F. Addison membership details and reports for nominating committee. It covers the 3.10 membership report 3.15 other business and 3.30 adjournment, detailing the sequence of items to be discussed and concluded.

E. F. Addison

Union Service At Beacon Street Church

Women's societies of Wesley and Beacon Street churches held a Sunday evening service marking the Week of Prayer and Self-Denial. Presidents Mrs. Wilfred Trott and Mrs. Leland Plummer led, with a choir, organist Valerie Nickerson, and baptism of the Bod en infant. Navy father Daniel Boden to serve on a destroyer. other attendees visited from Orland and Freeport.

Women's Societies Wesley Beacon Street Wilfred Trott Leland Plummer Eldredge Woods Charles Kinney Wesley and Paul Moore Chester B. Oliver Charles L. Kinney Valerie Nickerson Mattie Niles Everett Lemont Daniel C. Boden U.S. Navy

Moon Kendall Church Wedding Brilliant Event

A Augusta wedding honored Miss Frances M. Kendall and Lieut. Philip G. Moon at St Mark's Episcopal with double ring ceremony. Notables include Maxwell Kendall and Mrs Richard Goodwin as parents, maid Mary Elizabeth Briggs, and a large reception at the Lords’ home. The couple honeymoon to Sea Island Detroit and San Francisco before Moon reports to Navy duty.

Augusta Frances M. Kendall Philip G. Moon U.S.N Bath John Patten North Street Frank B. Nichols Richard E. Goodwin Maxwell Kendall Clara Goodwin Kendal St. Mark's Episcopal Church Charles Asa Clough Mary Elizabeth Briggs William J. Ash Banana River Fla Richard G. Kendall A.U.S Drew Field Tampa William T. Lang Fred R. Lord State Street Alexander Turchick Ruth Briggs Robert Gorham Ellis Anderson Jo Ann Pope Gloria Frazer Moon Sea Island Georgia Detroit Mich San Francisco Cal Wawnefleet School Portland Cony High School Smith College Augusta College Club State Department of Health and Welfare Central High School Michigan Dartmouth College Tuck School of Business Administration Dartmouth Phi Beta Kappa Naval Course School Harvard University South Pacific John H. Morse Augusta House Percy V. Hill Col Francis H. Farnum Department of Health and Welfare Brides Bridge Club Henry A. Briggs

Montgomery and St Bernard RAM Chapter Annual Inspection

The Montgomery and St Bernard chapter RAM held its annual inspection Thursday evening at the Masonic temple with good attendance. A supper was served at 6 30 and at 7 30 the inspecting officer DDGHP Geese FE Bragdon of Readfield was received. Work in the Mark Masters Degree was performed on several candidates and the inspecting officer addressed the members.

Montgomery & St. Bernard RAM Masonic Temple Geese FE. Bragdon Readfield

Beacon Street Rummage Sale Disposes All Items

The Rummage Sale held in Beacon Street vestry Tuesday of last week under W S C S auspices was very successful with everything for sale sold. The efficient management was by Mrs Minnie Eldridge, Mrs Everett Lemont, Miss Millie Webbey, Mrs Nettie eel ire hetemt etemt, and Mrs Nettie McKay.

Beacon Street W.S.C.S Minnie Elridge Everett Lemont Millie Webbey Nettie Eel Nettie McKay

Legion Auxiliary Aims 350000 Christmas Gift Boxes

The American Legion Auxiliary met at Legion hall to plan the Christmas Gifts for Those Who Gave project. They aim to send 350,000 gift boxes to hospitalized veterans, with boxes collected locally in Maine to aid Maine veterans.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hal Togas Veterans’ Facility National Organization Eddie Cantor Maine Veterans Hospital Arline Gay Margaret McKellar Grace Costain Consuelo Alkazin Helen Hill Katherine Ri

Complimentary Dinner Honors Mel Haggett at Colonial Club

Members of the Colonial club hosted a complimentary dinner for Mel Haggett longtime steward of 40 years at Sedgwick The event drew good turnout and featured a roast beef dinner toastmaster Rev George B Wolstenholme speakers Allen M Irish Fred P Shaw Joseph McCole and a traveling Gladstone bag gift presented by Clinton D Wilson The evening included music by Joseph Avery and Al Irvine from the U S N Receiving Station

Colonial Club Sedgwick Mel” Haggett Elwood Toothaker George B. Wolstenholme Wolstenholme Allen M. Irish Fred P. Shaw Joseph McCole Clinton D. Wilson Gladstone Haggett Joseph Avery al Irvine

Halloween Program Enjoyed At Grange

West Bath grange met on Monday evening with Mary Deehan as lecturer. An original Halloween skit featured Patricia Booker the Witch and Dorothy Boudreau the skeleton. A poem by Doris White and another by Marietta Magno followed, with a penny match won by John Sylvester. Over 60 attended. refreshments and dancing concluded the evening. Mr and Mrs Stanley Henderson of Rio de Janeiro visiting North Bath.

West Bath Grange Mary Deehan Patricia Booker Dorothy Boudreau Marie White Gerald Weeks Frances Young Joseph Saint Doris White Marietta Magno John Sylvester Marilyn Booker Perry Thompson Frank Donnell Donald Weeks James Lemont Ferdinand Coombs Herbert Simpson Marie Marco

English Officer Lions Club Speaker at Hyde Windlass

Lt. D. G. MacQueen of the British Fleet Air Arm spoke at the Lions Club meeting at Hyde Windlass Cafe. He discussed the 1940 blitz, robot bombs defenses, training of British pilots in the United States, and other wartime topics. Members signed a Christmas card to send to Lions in service. Next meeting features Claude Cain of Boston as speaker.

D. G. MacQueen BNVR British Fleet Air Arm Brunswick Naval Air Station Lions Club Hyde Windlass MacQueen England British Isles Britain Lions Lions’ Sons Claude Cain Boston Lions International

Assumption Society Installs Officers In Bath

The Assumption Society held a Tuesday installation at G A R hall with nine new members. Officers include President Gilbert Arsenault and three vice presidents along with secretary treasurer and instructors. Rev John Cumming spoke in support of the Catholic French Society and guests joined from Bath and beyond.

The Assumption Society G.A.R. Hall Gilbert Arsenault Morneau Augusta Yvonne Vaillancourt Florida Hotte Ada Depres Rosanna St. Pierre Josephine Bennett Margaret Arsenault Francis Boucher Margaret Gallant Mary Rose Gallant Rose Babine John Cumming Betty Footer Jeanette Bennett Dick Babine Pomerlean Emmanuel Gallant

All Night Parking Ban Re Enforced Citywide

Deputy Marshal Frank L Moriarty announces strict enforcement of the all night parking ban to let the new automatic street sweeper operate. Cleaning central city streets will occur in the early morning with summonses issued to violators and arrest warrants possible for those who ignore the order.

Frank L. Moriarty

Red Rose Senior Troop Girl Scouts Meeting Minutes

The Red Rose Senior Troop met at Mrs. Maur ice Libby's home with good attendance. Officers elected were Chairman Betty Cummings, Secretary Jane Jones, Treasurer Mary Richardson. Members to donate to the Needlework Guild of America and to prepare Christmas boxes and favors for veterans at Togus and Togas facilities. Several members listed visiting and contributing from nearby towns.

Red Rose Girl Scouts Maurice Libby Palmer Street Betty Cummings Jane Jones Mary Richardson Needlework Guild of America Togas Veterans’ Facility Togus

Spiritual meeting announced by Rev Roger Hooker in Bath

An announcement lists Rev Roger E Hooker National Spiritual Alliance state missionary and pastor as speaker at a spiritual meeting. The event is at Odd Fellows Hall Bath on Friday November 3 at 7 30 PM with a 50 cent donation.

Roger E. Hooker The National Spiritual Alliance Odd Fellows Hall Bath

Central Church Receives Navy Chaplain Appreciation

At morning service on Sunday October twenty second Chaplain Long of Airport Brunswick presented Central church with a Navy Department certificate honoring former minister Rev Raymond G Putnam for entering the Navy as a Chaplain. A letter from Secretary James Forrestal accompanied the certificate praising chaplains and the church for spiritual support to armed forces.

Central Church Long Brunswick Navy Department Raymond G. Putnam Navy Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal U.S. Navy

Lowell Temple Plans for Christmas Sale

Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters met for a social afternoon and supper, with a large turnout. 25 year pins were awarded to Mrs. Susan Daley and Mrs. Emily Williams. Plans for the Christmas sale were finalized under Marion Darrah’s committee. illness prevented the annual inspection by Most Excellent Chief Mrs. Rose Jean.

Lowell Temple Pythian Alice Bowie Pythian Temple Marion Darrah Emily Williams Anna McCabe Edith Miller Sarah Garcelon Alice Rideout Mary Curtis Gertrude Stewart Neil S. Bishop Agnes Perry Rose Jean

Navy Day Ball Proves an Enjoyable Affair

The Fifth Navy Day ball sponsored by the Navy club of America was held Friday evening at the Armory with Cliff Leeman's orchestra. Charlotte's dancing pupils presented a gay floor show. The Armory was filled to capacity and the dances drew strong patronage. Commander John Dauphin and assistants William H. Daley Alfred Stearns William Brooks Floyd Preble Timothy Wagner and Gardiner Rogers were praised for the event. A follow up dance is planned with date to be announced.

Navy Club of America Armory Cliff Leeman Charlotte John Dauphin Navy Club William H. Daley Alfred Stearns William Brooks Floyd Preble Timothy Wagner Gardiner Rogers

Navy lieutenant arrives home on leave with newborn daughter

Lieut. (jg.) Burt S. Osgood Jr. returns from 17 months of active duty in the South Pacific to Boston where his wife meets him. They are greeted by nine month old Nancy Ellen Osgood. The reunited family stays with Mrs. Osgood’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram T. Stevens of Middle Street.

Burt S. Osgood, Jr U. S. Navy South Pacific

For Sale Baldwi Be over delicious screening ples

For sale Burt? The readable text shows a sale notice offering produce at 5c to 2.00 per bushel with container pickup, attributed to R A Douglass in Bowdoinham Maine with date 10-26-2wp.

R. A. Douglass Bowdeinham Maine State Road Richmond

Weddings and town news in Bowdoinham and Augusta

Invitations were issued for Frances Maxwell Kendall of Augusta to St Phillip Moon USNR of Detroit. They wed at St Mark's Augusta with Rev Clough officiating. Lt Moon returns from 15 months at sea in the South Pacific. Bowdoinham notes include school sessions, library book donation, Pythian Sisterhood reorganization, Merrymeeting Grange degrees, and local farm changes. Personal items cover visits, promotions, illness recovery, gatherings, and local travel.

Frances Maxwell Kendall Augusta St. Phillip Moon USNR Detroit Mich St. Mark's Episcopal Church Charles Asa Clough South Pacific Bowdoinham Schools Prout State Library Coombs School Kennebec Lodge K. of P Pythian Sisterhood Merry Meeting Grange Bowdoinham Enterprise Grange Paul Batchelder Richmond Marshall Merryman Frank Johnson Brunswick Merryman Portland Ellis Moore Dr. Johnson

Halloween Party Brightens Beacon Street Vestry Night

The Beacon Street Methodist vestry hosted the Sunday school Hallo we en party Friday evening with thirty members in costumes. Beverly Van Buren and Lawrence Allen won best outfits while Patty Smith, Richard Lewis, and Paul McDonald took prize games. Refreshments and games were guided by Harmon Smith and Rev Charles Kinney. Thanksgiving party date to be announced.

Beacon Street Hallowe'en Beverly van Buren Lawrence Allen Edward St. Martin

St Cecilia's Choral Club Elects Officers at Meeting

St Cecilia's Choral Club held the first meeting of the season at St Mary's Convent at 6 30 Tuesday evening. Officers elected include President Marguerite Driscoll Vice President Jeannette Bennett Secretary Jeannine Bisson and Treasurer Madelyn Kronstrand. Members present listed with Sister Mary Elsa directing.

St. Cecilia's Choral Club St. Mary's Convent Marguerite Driscoll Jeannette Bennett Jeannine Bisson Madelyn Kronstrand Jeannette MacDonald Mary Gallant Louise Michaud Nancy Stover Helen Olson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Senter’s, Inc Kenwood Chatham Welwyn Nashua Topsham Grange Mabel Webster Chester Webster Orland Jean Danforth Naval Air Station Memphis Tennessee Frank Danforth High Street WGAN Voice of Friendly Service Moon-Kendall Bath Bride Mk Oh Au Legion Auxiliary Mel’ Haggett West Bath Stanley Henderson Rio de Janeiro Brazil Mr. Henderson David Henderson North Bath New York Ingersoll Rand Co United States Rio John Cummings William Nadeau North Edward Kelley Mabel Osgood Framingham Mass Dorothy Dinsmore Lowell Temple Fred B. Reed Co Stanley E. Wallace Front Street Tel Bernard Koehrling Wiscasset Dorothy Dickinson Raymond Rendall Glencora E. Dow Portsmouth N. H Eliot High School Lewiston Sunshine Society Jane Hall Browne Charles Hackett Lillian Damon Lisbon Falls Ina Gowell Linwood Rideout Phillip Rideout Rideout University of Maine Yale University Hazel Brown Frank Dow Kent's Hill Walter Willey Walter, Jr Waterville Maynard Dow Oldhaven Farm Arnold Lamoreau William Gray Jacob Barter Bowdoinham Ridge Barter Trufant Farm George Hamilton Dorchester Jane Browne Ruth Parker Stephen Small Auburn Ernest Frye Alvin Huntoon Louise Williams Leo Fontaine Eva Palmer Southboro J. N. Palmer Wendall Hume Stratford Conn William H. Gould Malcolm Lamoreau Sheepshead Bay N. Y Gordon Lamoreau Frank Heath Orator Douglas Gardiner Bank Nite Burdersown Smiley Burnette Sunset Carson Ellen Lowe Neldom Heyourn Ane Tncfonayv Tee of A Kind Billy Gilbert Tom Conway Mata Mac ST. Cecilias’ Choral Club George Paul Sumfoyig MASS_ N Maisie Sothern Ren Sine With John Lydoptak
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