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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1950

Page

3

Reception for Rev Frasier at St Philip's in Wiscasset

St Philip's church held a reception for newly installed rector Rev Robert P Frasier and family at the parish house on Friday evening. Over 60 attended with fish chowder supper at 6 30 served by Mrs Cora Beane. Toasts by Charles Sewall and attendees included Rev Rensel Colby and others.

St. Philip’s Church Robert P. Frasier Sh House Cora Beane Florence Moulton United Nations Charles S. Sewall Rensel H. Colby Congregational South Paris William H. Burton Tom Akeley Gardiner Charles M. Tubbs Bath Frasiers Nelson Gildersleeve Newcastle Herbert Craig Loring Alfred Norton St. Philip’s Frasier Wiscasset

West Bath sewing group aids Togus and Bath Memorial

The West Bath sewing circle met at Mrs. Ida Stover's home sewing bandages for Togus and for Bath Memorial hospital. Members included Mrs. Hazel Wharff Miss Caro lyn Rogers Mrs. Beatrice Carleton and others. Next meeting set for Nov 8. call Mrs. W Dayton Hill at 282-M to join.

West Bath Ida Stover Bath Memorial Hospital Hazel Wharff Carolyn Rogers Beatrice Carleton Helen Rose Hazel White Jeanne Fowden Gladys Deehan W. Dayton Hill C. C. Sargent

Roger Skillings Jr Hosts Halloween Parade Party

Roger Skillings Jr hosted friends Tuesday night in his Washington Street home for a weenie roast before the Halloween parade. The group dressed in costumes and masks enjoyed toasted weenies, soda, cakes, ices and candy then formed a makeshift parade to watch the event with fellow youths including Wayne Akeley Edward True Allen Stewart Harry Wilson Jr Martin Turpie Mark Flaherty Dillon Gillies Paul Johnson.

Roger Skillings, Jr Washington Street Wayne Akeley Edward True Allen Stewart Harry Wilson, Jr Martin Turpie Mark Flaherty Dillon Gillies Paul Johnson

Chevrolet Promises Smooth Ride And Value In One Package

It touts a smooth ride with unitized knee action and airplane-type shocks, plus easy handling with automatic and standard transmissions. The engine’s Valve-in-Head design promises efficiency, dependability, and long service life, noting over a million Chevrolets on the road.

Chevrolet

Woolwich Notes on Post Office Substitutes and Local News

Woolwich includes temporary postmaster duties by Mrs. Francena Cromwell while Vinal Hunnewell is on vacation. The column covers teachers at Lewiston conventions, relocations to Bath, social events, hospital visits, and a Halloween dance fundraiser at Montsweag for Woolwich Bath and Wiscasset families. A skating of local families and injuries at Skowhegan are noted along with church and farm bureau activities.

Francena Cromwell Woolwich Vinal Hunnewell Norman Howard Bath Matthew Doak, Jr Day’s Ferry Florence Temple Lewiston John Ambrose Ambrose James Thorpe John D. McNeish, Jr Duncan Wellesley Mass Nequasset Mendal Martel Central Falls R. I William Stevens Stevens John McAvoy Lexington Elizabeth Chapman East Dedham Alpheus Yetman Cambridge Good Will Club Bath Memorial Hospital Edwin Hemingway Florence Carlton Nelson Rice Sanford Brown Thomas Leask Richard Roger Portland Lawson Pinkham Gary Daniel Damariscotta Ruth Doris Cullaney Dorchester Herbert Leeman Cullaney Vis

Mrs Parrett Travels From Indiana to Visit Taunton Kin

Mrs Charles Parrett of New port Indiana left Tuesday for Taunton Massachusetts to visit her father Robert Gaston before returning to Indiana. She was a weeklong guest of her aunt Mrs Susan Leeman and cousin Mrs Blanche Locke of Cummings street.

Charles Parrett Newport Ind Taunton Mass Robert Gaston Indiana Susan Leeman Blanche Locke Cummings Street

Captain Edson Whitehurst Returns to New London

Capt Edson Whitehurst has come back to New London Connecticut after spending the week with Mrs Whitehurst at her parents home, Mr and Mrs A Main of Garden Street.

Edson Whitehurst New London Conn Mrs. Whitehurst Mrs. A. Main Garden Street

Woolwich PTA to stage entertainment in Bath Sunday

The Woolwich PTA announces a Sunday November 12 8 15 pm show at Morse High School Auditorium featuring the Murray Twins Bert and Bob and Russ Dorr with six Maine Talent Parade acts. Auditions Sunday at 2 30 pm at Morse High. Tickets on sale Saturday at City Hall Smokeshop Sears Stewart's Larry's Market.

Woolwich Pta Presen Bath Murray Twins Bert Bob WGAN Portland Morse High School Radio Revel Russ Dorr Maine Revels Lewiston Morse High Auditorium Brian M. Jewett Woolwich City Hall Sears Stewart's Front Street Larry’s Market

Delightful Woolwich Birthday Party Honoring Barter and Farley

Mrs. Vinal Hunnewell hosted a Wednesday joint birthday party at her Woolwich home for her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Barter of Richmond and her uncle Mr. Raymond Farley of Bath. Guests included family friends and relatives with a buffet lunch and two decorated cakes.

Vinal Hunnewell Moatsweag Woolwich Hunnewell Elizabeth Barter Richmond Raymond Farley Bath Alice Colby Barter Mr. Farley Earl Farley Wallace Farley Eva Nason Hallowell Leonard Boucher Francena Cromwell

Arrowsic Bridge Closure Marks Historic Day

The Arrowsic bridge, granted by the State Legislature on July 17 1849, closed after Frank Lawrence and his family managed the draw from the Day House. In June 1849 selectmen led by William Potter and others sought approval in Augusta. The large span fell in 1919 forcing residents to rely on boats for shopping.

Woolwich and Arrowsie Frank Lawrence Augusta William Potter William L. Crosby Addison D. Fisher Jacob Powers Roland Fisher Arrowsic Bridge

Halloween Party at the Lewis Home on Cummings Street

Robert and Ronald Lewis, sons of Mr and Mrs Bernard Lewis, hosted a Halloween party Tuesday at their home. Prizes went to Tommy Powers Jere Parker and Peter Childs. Guests included Peter Lorentsen Thomas Powers John McKay Tommy McKay Terry Allen Peter Childs Jere Parker and Lloyd Stinson.

Robert Ronald Lewis Bernard Lewis Cummings Street Tommy Powers Jere Parker Peter Childs Peter Lorentsen Thomas Powers John McKay Tommy McKay Terry Allen Lloyd Stinson

Mrs Mary B Greene Teaches in Long Beach Schools

Mrs Mary B Greene, attending Long Beach University in Long Beach California, has substituted in Bath Schools and taught two years in California under a credential earned by competitive exam. She is working toward a permanent elementary school credential.

Mary B. Greene Long Beach University Long Beach California

Weekend Gatherings Spotlight Bath Area Social News

Residents and visitors share weekend visits across Bath Arrowsic and nearby towns. Colleen Burns hosts and hosts guests with extended family from Washington Street and Georgetown while Norton couple plan winter in Miami tracing visits to Boston and Washington. Social club events in Arrowsic include Thanksgiving dessert bridge with prizes and a December meeting scheduled at Florence Wright’s Bath home.

Providence Colleen Katherine Burns Newbury Bath Alice Colby Washington Street Colleen Burns Arrowsic Sylvia Warren Georgetown Ada Sweetser Frances. Sturmer Walter I. Norton Birch Point Mr. Norton Herbert Norton Washington, D. C Norton Charles Edgecomb Archie L. Seekins Judith C. W. Lowell Ralph O. Burden Ralph Lawrence R. Vail Charles Paradis Arrows Ralph Steen Natalie Steen Birthday Bridge Club Gladys Eaton Cynthia Moses Helen Crocker

Farewell party for Mrs. James Little in Phippsburg

Mrs James Little of Phippsburg received a farewell party hosted by the Phippsburg PTA at her home on Monday evening. Guests brought dishes and gifts as she prepares to move to Caribou where her husband has accepted a chief engineer position with the State Public Service.

Arambec Lodge C.C.F Odd Fellows’ Hall Huntoon Hill Grange Pomona Southport Lena Geissler Masons Lincoln Lodge George Post Damariscotta Masonic Hall Starer Birch Point Mothers’ Club Harvey R. Pease Rockland Simon Crosby Nathan W. Fellows, Jr Judith Augusta Nathan W. Fellows Navy Bath Iron Works Walter W. Grover International Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders and Helpers of Wilbur Fowden Barbara Francis John Carey Richard Belanger Nickie Peter Bellan Courtney E. Stover Joseph W. Larrabee Maine Municipal Association Eastland Portland Marshall Holmes Jean Allan Frank Courtney Stover Jerrold Stover Bath Memorial Hospital Annie Towle The Missionary Society of the Nazarene Church Jennie Larrabee John Larrabee Larrabee West Bath Mount Dove, Fla James Little Phippsburg Phippsburg P.T.A Caribou Little State Public Service Harry Blaisdell Louis Alexander Arthur Perry Carrie Little Fred Bolduc Grace Kenney

Legion Aerial Round-Up Reaches Waterville for 1951 Dues

Sunday, twelve planes from Legion districts in Maine will fly to Waterville by 11 30 a m to carry 1951 membership cards. Dues for the next year are due October 20. Pilots and officers will be met at Waterville airport for transportation to Elmwood hotel for lunch, then return to depart home. Erle Cocke Jr national commander will visit New England November 9 to collect state memberships, closing a cross country automobile tour from Los Angeles after the national convention.

Legion Maine Waterville Elmwood Erle Cocke, Jr Georgia New England

Miss Ridyard Accepts Navy Civil Service Post

Miss Lorna Ridyard daughter of Mrs Ann Ridyard former Bath residents has accepted a Civil Service position with the Navy Department in Washington D C She attended Morse High and graduated from Belville New Jersey High School.

Lorna Ridyard Ann Ridyard Bath Navy Department Washington, D. C Ridyard Morse High Belville N. J

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