Club officers elected in Wiscasset for 1938 39
The Nominating Committee at Priday’s meeting chose Mrs Nellie P Munsey as president and Mrs Joss Frye as first vice president for 1938 39. Gertrude Myer, elected president earlier, resigned because she will be out of town the rest of the club year. Adelaide Pearson of Blue Hill spoke on hand made pottery with a fine exhibit and sales. Mary Hobson provided piano music and tea was served after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
Wiscasset
Adelaide Pearson
Blue Hill
Pearson
Mary Hobson
Carolyn
Charles E. Cowley
Maude Clarke Gay
Waldoboro
George A. Millard
Harvard
Mass
First Congregational Church
Millard
Charles
Sigmon
Catherine Pinkham
Maine Street
Sidney G Evans
Edward
Walter C. Leavitt
Kingsbury
Lester Sullivan
Roslindale
Lara Coffin
Hooperstreet
Coffin
Fairfield
Bragg
Richmond
Sidney G. Evans
Elden P. Munsey
Rtland
Herbert F. Lewis
Dorothy
Kenneth
L. Bernard
Providence
R. I
Lewis
Sanford G. Lewis
Summer Street
Herbert
Newman E. Getcheil
Sidney B. Knight
Bath
Harry S. Lewis
Eunice
Muriel
Rangeley Lakes
N. Albee
Albee House
Newman E. Getchell
Portland
Lawrence P. Radley
Andrea F. Getchell
Hancock Street
Quincy
Wiscasset Academy
Colby College
Edward Rogers
Little Son
Newman Getchell
Hal Lewis
Willard
Edgar Wilcock
Montsweag
American Legion Auxiliary of
Bradford-Sortwell-Wright
Department of Maine
Nelle E. Dowline
Janet S. Berry
Mildred Holbrook
Atd
Warren Dorr
Gardiner
Merle Dal Roberto Robert Haes
Admiral Ny
New Patuate
Andes
Charles FE
Cowley
S. P. Winds
Annermenn Levins
Anu
Conrad B Parker
Eleanor Lb. Dorey
Parker
Fiord FC Parker
Manchester
University of New Hampshire
Gannett Publishing Co
Harvey Chubbuck
Kenneth Beane
Maine
Autumn musical and community notes from Bradford edition
The program features Geraldine Grover and others performing Autumn Guesses and On Halloween with Madeline Grover and Elinor Sutter Harmonica Band. A Fish Pond and a Gues Cake attract audience. Rob ert Sutter wins the cake. Local residents and visitors populate a long social column with church plans, house rentals, weddings, and community fund appeals in Waldoboro and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Grover
Virginia Cromwell
Marcia Erskine
Evelyn Gorham
Pearl Erskine
Madeline Grover
Elinor Sutter
David Hodgdon
Calvin Cromwell
Bernard Grover
Ronald Hodgdon
Federal Theatre Vaudeville Delights Bath Audience
The Federal Theatre Vaudeville Revue at Morse high school auditorium, sponsored by Bath Iron Works Fire Department, drew a large crowd with a fast moving program. Lela Lawrence opened on diverse instruments, supported by an 11 piece orchestra conducted by Birge Peterson. Acts ranged from dance evolutions through 1700s styles to barbershop songs, violin duets by Mary Jenks and George Turcotte, acrobatic tap, eccentric comedy by George Banks, Spanish songs by the Spanish Troubadours, banjo novelty by Ted Clawson, to the Martini Brothers’ acrobatics and the humor of Ma Perkins Birthday Party. Costume work was by the W. P. A. Sewing Project Portland. scenery painted by Nicholas Karoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Federal Theatre
Morse High School
Lela Lawrence
Barber Shop
Nellie
Kathleen
Mary Jenks
George Turcotte
Spain
Valencia
Ted Clawson
Herbert Swift
Martini Brothers
Ma Perkins
W. P. A. Sewing Project
Portland
Nicholas Karoly
Funny Bone Party Delights Pine Tree Troop Scouts
Pine Tree Troop No. 1 Girl Scouts held a Funny Bone party at the Y M C A with 24 captains and one lieutenant. Guests competed in bone themed games and costumes, enjoyed songs and stories, and a Halloween buffet served by troop members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree
Skinny Joe
Margaret Staples
Dorothy Stanton
Barbara Stodder
Judy Dennison
Glenda Howard
Caroline Carpenter
Germaine Bonney
Dorothy Gilchrist
Juliette Low
Girl Scouting
Winter in Maine touted by residents with odd harvests
Maine residents push back against dire winter claims by reporting garden yields and early spring signs. Florence Young, Amanda Fernald, Martin Myrick, Gladys Carver, Carroll Cole and Irving Carter describe raspberries strawberries violets and haying as indicators of milder weather. The Sewalls visited Boston this Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Florence Young
South Gouldsboro
Amanda Fernald
Martin Myrick
Paris
Gladys Carver
Livermore
Carroll Cole
Canton
Irving Carter
Pembroke
Halloween Themed Get Togethers In West Bath
Miss Odie M Rich and Harry J Rich visited Mr and Mrs John H McNary on Thursday. Dorothy Bubier celebrated her seventh birthday with schoolmates. decorations and favors were Halloween. Numerous gifts were received. Various local residents hosted or visited relatives including Larrabee Lemont and Myatt families. The Littlefield school held a surprise Halloween party. Twin County Farm Bureau annual meeting was attended in Turner Center. Humphrey Owen marked his 82nd birthday with family attendances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odie M. Rich
Harry J. Rich
John H. McNary
Dorothy Bubier
Fred A. Bubier
Dorothy
John Wharff
Shirley
Warren
Albert J. White
David
A. N. White
Albert J. White, Jr
Trafton Swain
Joseph W. Larrabee
Edward Rice
Bath
York
James B. Lemont
J. Bazin, Jr
Paul
Edwin W. Haggett
Barbara Freeman
East Brunswick
Boston
Walter Myatt
Helen
Anna May
Rita
Mary
Joseph
Annie Trufant
Quincy
Mass
Sabine
Malcolm L. Doble
H. A. Owen
Samuel F. Bates
Zlmar E. Bates
George Bailey
Chester Freeman
Donald
Elbridge Malcolm
Reuben Purington
Quaker Point
Humphrey A. Owen
Charles
Owen
Portland
Louise Smiley
Marjorie
Samuel Belanger
Littlefield School
Barbara E. Fisher
Twin County Farm Bureau
Turner Center
Bath Boys Prepare for Annual YMCA Conference
Bath youths aim for a record turnout at the YMCA Boy's Conference in Lewiston on November 18 to 20. Registration closes November 10, with many churches funding attendees. Thirteen Bath high school boys have paid, while twenty one have confirmed intent but not paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Lewiston
Bath
Winter Street
Arthur E. Brown
John J. Shepard
John W. Coombs
Bruce Wright
Robert Clark
John Osborne
Clare Fulton
Bernard W. Pratt
John Staples
Ralph Houston
Philip Chaney
John Arsenault
David Y. Alkazin
Norman H. Alkazin
Allan H. Atwood
Frank W. Danforth, Jr
Harry E. Fullerton
Warren A. Higgins
Morton T. Holbrook, Jr
Robert M. Huse
D. Leroy Lord
John J. Lowery, Jr
George N. McKellar
James W. McQuarrie
John T. Voorhees
John R. Kimble
Richard L. Minott
Robert E. Minott
Albert E. Whitney, Jr
Elwood Coffin
Lawrence R. MacDonald
Robert Hilbert
James McDonald
D A R Guest Speaker Addresses Col Dummer Sewall Chapter
Mrs. John A. Morse former state regent spoke at the Col. Dummer Sewall Chapter D A R November meeting in Central church parish house. Members traced ancestors from roll call with Crusades links. one new member admitted. luncheon planned. Mrs. Leonard M. Lord presided. hostesses were Mrs. Charles Low, Miss Elwina F. Durgin and Miss Agnes W. Humphreys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Morse
Col. Dummer Sewall
D.A.R
Central Church Parish House
Morse
9- Cal
Leonard M. Lord
Charles ©. Low
Elwina F. Durgin
Agnes W. Humphreys
Bath Elks Plan Ladies Night Weekend Party
Bath lodge of Elks plans a Ladies Night for Friday November 18 inviting each member to bring a guest. Music dancing and refreshments will be served with the committee including Leon Genthner Nes Archie Seekins and Jesse Allen. Frank Stewart of Portland visited the city weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge of Elks
Bath Elks
Leon Genthner
Johnnes Archie Seekins
Jesse Allen
Morse High Evening School Opens 1938-39 Season
Bailey Evening School of Industries begins its 1938-39 term at Morse High School with seven o clock classes. Registrations and room assignments posted include dressmaking, sewing, cooking, manual training, drawing, bookkeeping, shorthand, typewriting, first aid, home nursing and art. Special technical classes by Bath Iron Works Corp. will be held on the first floor in rooms A B H and I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Evening School of Industries
Morse High School
Addison Jones
Alice Heald
Eleanor A. Thebeau
Gertrude Blaisdell
Martha Grant
Lillian Fadden
Bath “Ron Works Corp
West Bath Grange confers first and second degrees
The West Bath Grange held a regular meeting where the young people’s degree team conferred the first and second degrees on a list of members. Harvest supper details were deferred, and plans for next week’s special collection and contest programs were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Charles Smith
Stewart Anderson
Marie MacDonald
Donald McElman
Donald Page
Edward Lyden
Doris Crocker
Helen Condon
H. David Clark
Edward Gallant
Leona Henderson
Edith Estabrooks
John Preney
Bertha Ward
Ida Williams
Frederick Morton
Kenneth Reardon
Charles Walsh
Marion Plummer
Mabel Ingalls
Fred Rose
Joanna M. Hodgkins
Herbert Simpson
Edwin Haggett
Ira Day
Hubert McCarty
Dronore
Bernard Henderson
Melvin Comeau
Justus H. Miller
Chester A. Plant
Hazel Cunninghan
Howard Ames
Charles White
Tillie Wold
Clarence Brown
Cynthia Chaney
Annie Chase
Christine Curtis
Beatrice Footer
Harriet Green
Eunice Ayer
Edna Higgins
Emma Higgins
Rose Jean
Lida Lennox
John Leonard
William H., McGlinchy
Fred P. King, Jr
Pauline Robbins
Ernest Snow
Gertrude Sprague
Frank Sylvester, Jr
Hope Tingley
Treed by a Moose During Partridge Hunt in North Anson
A North Anson man met a moose while partridge hunting last week. He tried to outwait the animal with a shotgun but fled to a tree, where he remained for an hour and a half until the coast was clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Anson
Woolwich Community Notes From Sagadahoc Area
Local clubs and schools report progress and events across Woolwich Sagadahoc Ferry Nequasset and Arrowsic. PTA donates desks, Halloween parties held at Arrowsic and Murphys Corner schools, and plans for a supper dance at Montsweag Grange Hall. Capt Ralph Hatch plans winter in Daytona Beach. Community meetings include Willing Workers Cheerio Club and Woolwich Union for Christian Service with services scheduled in Day's Ferry Nequasset and Sagadahoc Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Sagadahoc Ferry
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Carolyn Wing
Montsweag Grange Hall
Daisy Bailey
Ray Prescott
Bangor
Ruth McIntosh
Duncan McIntosh
Margaret McDonald
West Boothbay
Teachers’ Association
Marjolaine Harvey
Gertrude Phinney
Catherine Campbell
Normand Drummond
Arrowsic
Murphys Corner
Jesse Spaulding
Richard Dannals
Arthur Allen
Eric Reed
Florence
Robert
Bath
Earl Ryan
Detroit
Clara Hathorne
H. P. Hathorne
New Bedford
Mass
Emma Head
Bath Memorial Hospital
Montsweag
Fred Soule
J. G. Bailey
Cheerio Club
Alton Berry
Harold Bailey
Ardella Farrar
Harvey P. Hathorne
Belfast
Waterville
Beach Inn
Lincolnville
Burton Hodgkins
Dana and
John
Augusta
Hodgkins
Eben Dana
Dana
Warren Bartlett
Berlin
N. H
Charles Dubar
Woolwich Union
Day's Ferry
Nequasset
Woolwich P T A Holds Halloween Party
Virginia Dow won first prize for the prettiest costume and Teddy Moisson took the most ridiculous costume prize at Sagadahoc Ferry school party hosted by Woolwich P T A for students and families. Mrs Ardell Farrar did readings. John Carter played organ. over 100 parents and children attended with decorations, games, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Dow
Teddy Moisson
Sagadahoc Ferry School
Woolwich P.T.A
Albert Dearmont
Robinhood
Roland McIntosh
Woolwich
John Conway
John Carter
Ardell] Farrar
Earl Dow
Louise Reynolds
Charles Haley
Vinal Hunnewell
Bath Marine Draftsmen Elect Officers at Meeting
The Bath Marine Draftsmen's Association held its annual meeting Tuesday evening at Central church parish house. Elected officers include D. M. McKellar as president, William W. Dennison as vice president, and Clement Barter as secretary and treasurer. An executive committee comprises McKellar Dennison Barter William By Pierce and Joan Grainger. Also noted are moves by Mr and Mrs Henry M Minott to 914 Middle Street for the winter and visits by Mrs Olive Guild and Mrs Merle Hood of Boston to Miss Anne Kimball's Lincoln Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Philip’s
Woman's Auxiliary
Eugene McGrath
Birch Point
Cyprian Bryant
Washington Street
First Congregational Church
Nellie Clifford
Helena Clifford
North Edgecomb
Dexter Fowles
Randolph
Joan Jackson
Graydon Fowles
Alice Mae Lewis
Waldo Brewer
Henry W. Webb
High Street
Irving Lewis
Wiscasset Academy
Ethel
Ralph Brewer
Boothbay Harbor
Poole’s
Maine
South
Brewer
Fort Harrison
Clearwater
Fla
Bath Marine Draftsmen’s Association
Central Church Parish House
D. M. McKellar
William W. Dennison
Clement Barter
McKellar
Dennison
Barter
William By Pierce
Joan Grainger
Olive Guild
Merle Hood
Boston
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
Real estate transfers flood Bath area records
Sagadahoc Registry of Deeds shows two weeks of activity with numerous transfers of land and buildings across Bath and nearby towns. Notable changes include entities such as Annie Fisher Lincoln to Charles L. Crosby and Elvira A. Plant to Lila M. Murray, among many others on Western and High streets and in Bowdoinham Georgetown Phippsburg Topsham and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Annie Fisher Lincoln
Charles L. Crosby
Emily Ida McDonald
Elizabeth C
Comeau
Western Avenue
Elvira A. Plant
Lila M. Murray
Weeks Street
Norman W. Howard
Joseph B. Dubar
High Street
James W. Watson
Robert V. Boyce
West Street
Georgena 8
Thorpe
Robert B. Small
Roger Guthrie
Eleanor T. Hill
Middle Street
Eleanor P. Armstrong
Fred D. Perry
Willow Street
Merrymeeting Alumni to Meet and Banquet in Bath Friday
The Merrymeeting Association of the University of Maine Alumni plans a Friday gathering at Hotel Sedgwick Bath with a 7 PM banquet and business meeting led by James Lester Morse. Coach Fred M. Brice and assistant William C. Kenyon will speak among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin
University of Maine
Brunswick
Merrymeeting Association
University of Maine Alumni Association
Hotel Sedgwick
Bath
James Lester Morse
Fred M. Brice
William C. Kenyon
Merry Meeting Association
Arrowsie
Bowdoinham
Richmond
Topsham
Woolwich
Donald D. Young
Front Street
Halloween Party at 7 Bridge Street Hostess Opens Homes
Marjorie Rogers hosted a Thursday Halloween event from 3 30 to 5 30 with games and treats at 7 Bridge Street. Guests included Ruth Coombs Elinor McRae Katherine MacDonald Dorothy Sanford and others. The O G T club met at Mrs Edward Chaplin on Wednesday for sewing and refreshments. Mrs Elbridge Malcolm hosted a dinner party on Friday with Mrs Fred May Miss Stella Whitlam and Mrs Edwin Morse attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Rogers
Parker O. Rogers
Bridge Street
Ruth Coombs
Elinor McRae
Katherine MacDonald
Dorothy
Marion Sanford
Lucy Ann Haggett
Barbara
Willis Morse
Jeanette Atwood
Gretchen Christianson
Elizabeth Morse
O. G. T. Club
Winneganee
Edward Chaplin
Elbridge Malcolm
High Street
Fred May
Stella Whitlam
Edwin E. Morse
Rare Coins Found by Mrs Powers in Kennebec River Area
Mrs. R W Powers of Perkins Island light near Parker Head along the Kennebec river shows three ancient coins found among her late mother Mabel Keene of Steuben’s effects. A 1830 dated 50 cent piece in near perfect condition features Miss Liberty and 13 stars. Also two pennies from 1820 and 1838.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Powers
Perkins Island
Kennebec River
Parker Head
Mabel Keene
Steuben
Miss Liberty
Maine Alpine Club Charts New Route Up Tumbledown Peak
The Maine Alpine Club planned its final climb of the season to explore a new ascent to the main west peak of Tumbledown Mountain. The expedition started from the Weld Byron road about five miles past the wood road to the usual Tumbledown trail, near mile 0.75 beyond benchmark 1,456 feet at Byron Notch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maine Alpine Club
Tumbledown Mountain
Mt. Parkus
Weld- Byron
Wood Road
Tumbledown
Byron Notch
Berlin No. 6
Byron Town Line
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Fannie Adams
Viola Adams
Nellie Munsey
Louise J. Blagdon
Florence Sherman
Lulu Riley
Helen Haggett
Laura Evans
Helen C. Erskine
Edith Rines
Frank H. Gray
William Cochran
Charles S. Sewall
Lon Jewett
Violet Reed
Stella Doe
Thelma G. Boudin
South School
America
Grover
Gertrude Grover
the Times Co
Bath, Maine
Arthur Dewar Way
Buniser
Daniel T. Malloy
Pume
Penobscot County
Higgins
B.I.W. Fire Department
Pine Tree Troop
Girl Scouts
William D. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
West Bath
Elks Plan Ladies’ Night
Frank Stewart
Morse High
Calais
Luxor
Union Street
Maine Central Railroad
Harry Tracy
Guy Lt. Thomas
Deep Blue Sea
Henry M. Minott
Phippsburg
Georgetown
George E. Clough
Myra M. Clough
J. Parker Morse
Ralph R. Tilbetts
Robert Harris
Et Als
Harry R. Harris
George Lowell
Edward E. Wilson
George A. Hackett
Benjamin B. Douglass
Topsham Albert Bourassa
Wilfred Reindeau
Florence I. Emerson
Fred W. Emerson
Carrie E. Hathorne
Ethelyn M. Marston
William M. Thornton
John Stephens
Jesse T. Saunders
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