Halloween Plans Grow From Red Brick Schoolhouse Club
The Mothers' club of the Red Brick schoolhouse met Oct. 25 to plan the Halloween party for Wednesday. They made favors jack o lanterns and candy baskets after a brief business session. Margaret Brochu and Marjolane Morris served refreshments. A Halloween party for Red Brick children took place Wednesday noon with eleven mothers assisting. Tables were decorated in green and orange with jack o lanterns and crepe paper hats. The children sang and played games after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Red Brick Schoolhouse
Margaret Brochu
Marjolane Morris
Red Brick
Bangor
Maine Teachers’ Association
Masonic Hall
Charlotte’s
Legion Hall
Fort Hill Street
Odd Fellows Hall
Bradford-Sortwell-Wright Post
American Legion
Don
Aaron Tucker
Richard Reid
George Jones
Peter Hengers
Robert Applin
Bernard Merry
The
Legion Auxiliary
Lincoln Lodge
A. F
A. M
Church School of
St. Philias
Oscar Main
Main
Huntoon Hill Farm Bureau
May
Olive Dow
Bertha Day
Myrtle Morris
Grange Hall
Florence Prentiss
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Eva Rakin
Noble Grand
Arlene Nadreau
Rebekah
Ethel Reed
Bertha LeBourcais
Lodge
Rose Chase
Laura Main
Lucille Leighton
Edgar Rankin
Mrs Bertha Pollard Dies at 79 in Brunswick
Death reported Thursday of Mrs Bertha Pollard widow of Charles Pollard aged 79 of Brunswick formerly Bertha Baker of Wiscasset. She left two half sisters Mrs Alice Jones Bath and Mrs Violet May Bean Wiscasset and two half brothers Lawrence Seavey Wiscasset and Perl Seavey Richmond. Services were held in Brunswick with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Pollard
Charles Pollard
Brunswick
Personal Notes and Local Social Snatches
Mrs. Byron Clark of Middle street visited Portland Tuesday. Kenneth Jaquith H Edward Jaquith and David Clark limited in birds Saturday. Mrs. Aubrey Steen Jr employed as waitress at Aubreys Sea Grille Witch Spring. Friends of Dr A A Stott surgical patient at Albany hospital learn he is improving daily. Mr and Mrs Francis Hill and sons Frederick and Richard of Manchester NH visited Mr and Mrs Charles T Jackson and attended Bowdoin game Saturday. Philip Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Boyd Bailey entertained with Halloween party Monday at 900 Washington street for 15 friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Clark
Middle Street
Portland
Kenneth Jaquith
H. Edward Jaquith
David Clark
Aubrey Steen, Jr
Aubrey
Manchester
N. H
Charles T. Jackson
TI South Street
Philip Bailey
Boyd Bailey
Washington Street
Harvesters 4-H Club
Littlefield
Pauline Belanger
Auburn
Elwynne Kenney
Edward Kenney
Warren
Kate
Karen Orr
Lavene Grace
Arthur
Betsy Douglass
Francis Perkins
Normand
Ronald Carlton
Linda Bailey
Billy
Arlene
Donald Wharff
Grange Hall
Hope Ward
Thelma Sylvester
Richard Farrow
Simone Barter
Chatterboats
Vi Chapelle
Bath
Joseph Larrabee
Bath Memorial Hospital
B. G. Small
Topsham
Florence Neiley
Bangor
Carl Graves
Frank Bryant
John Frey
Roger
Patricia
Nancy
Cynthia
Julith
Lauraine
Kathleen Hall
Dresden
Carl Graves Jr
Memorial Hospital
E. W. Haggett
F. W. Larrabee
Laura Whitmore
Gardiner
Francis Deehan
Whitmore
Frank Saunders
Avery R. Colby
Somerville
Courtney Stover
Robert Burnham
Irving Burnham
Ernest Ward
Augusta
Harland Booker
Philip
Gail
Carolyn
George Booker
David Magno
Frank Magno
Alpha Booker
Charles Paine
Brunswick Hospital
Lee Holbrook
Freeport
Percy Holbrook
Harvesters 4 H club to meet at Littlefield schoolhouse
The Harvesters 4 H club of West Bath will hold a Saturday afternoon meeting at the Littlefield schoolhouse. Members are urged to attend and potential new members are invited to join.
New Front Curtains Arrive for Morse High School Stage
Morse High School auditorium receives blue velour curtains from Capitol Theatre Supply Co. of Boston. The old curtains are worn but middle sections remain usable for smaller curtains. no salvage value for turn-in. Bath groups may acquire by contacting the Superintendent's office.
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Morse High School
Capitol Theatre Supply Co
Boston
Board of Education
Bath
Superintendent of Schools
Halloween Party At Central Grammar Hosted By Daley Family
Miss Sandra Daley hosted a Halloween party Monday evening for eighth grade classmates at Central Grammar School. Mr and Mrs Charles F Locke of Topsham and Mr and Mrs William Q Collins Bath road visited Bath guests of Clinton Fleming and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Daley
Randall Daley
Andrews Road
Central Grammar
Charles F. Locke
Topsham
William QC. Collins
Bath Road
Bath
Clinton Fleming
Fanny
Dresden Residents Make Winter Plans in Boston
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weeks former Ashley hotel owners left for Boston to reside there during the winter. A Methodist chicken supper raised 150 dollars. Mrs. Ralph Lowell and sons visited Mrs. Bernard Bailey. A fire partially destroyed a lower bridge section, now condemned for five years, with a detour via the middle bridge. Harland McCobb family visited Woolwich relatives. Mrs. Leonard Gahan left for South Portland to stay with her son Lawrence and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Weeks
Cedar Grove
Mr. Johnson
Boston
Methodist Church
Ralph Lowell
South Portland
Lawrence
Teen Age 4-H Girls Win Prizes for Excellent Work
Bath Teen Age Sewing circle 4-H club girls traveled to Auburn to attend Twin County 4-H Day. They earned prizes at Topsham Lewiston fairs and received multiple $1 awards for exemplory workmanship and club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Auburn
Twin County
Topsham
Lewiston
Auburn Savings —Bank
Carolyn Stackpole
Kathryn
Janet Cohen
Judy Summerton
Martha Wood
Joan Batchelder
Kathryn Lenfest
Androscoggingrange
Ann Cohen
Marie Michaud
Elaine Pinkham
Madam Pompadore
Virginia Whitney
Jean Brown
Jane Allen
Harriett MacDougall
Claire Wing
Kateri Costain
Jeannine Pomerleau
Dorothy Thompson
University of Maine
Twin Counties
George Costain
Stackpole
Granville Colby
Bangor
Theta Chapter Pledge Ritual Adds Six New Members
The Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a candlelight pledge ceremony at Wiscasset Inn after dinner Tuesday. Six candidates received the yellow rose and pledge pin, led by Mrs. Paul E. Akeley and assisted by Mrs. Clyde Ambrose and Mrs. Howard P. Holmes.
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Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Wiscasset Inn
Paul E. Akeley
Clyde Ambrose
Howard P. Holmes
Priscilla Perkins
Day’s Ferry
Frederick Brown
Oscar Marsh
George Gallant
Albert Desmond
Fannie Clements
Bath
Amerise Bourque
George A. Gardinier
Edward McCabe, Jr
Waldron H. Troop
John Skelton
Royal A. Johnson
Frank A. Gallagher
XI Beta
Richard H. Haskell
Eleanor P. Danforth
Albert
Woolwich Community Churches and Local Socials
Woolwich notices list church activities at Nequasset Montsweag Center and local events. Weekly schedules include choir rehearsal, Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meetings, Sunday school and worship, informal services with Bible discussions, and a card party fundraiser. Also reported are family visits, travel, deer hunting opening day, and moves within Woolwich and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Nequasset
Francena Cromwell
Christian Endeavor
John F. Anderson
Montsweag Baptist Church
H. E. Danielson
Montsweag
Center Baptist Church
Nequasset Mothers’ Club
Tuessie Hall
Herbert Munsey
Montsweag Farm Bureau Holds November Meeting
The Montsweag Farm Bureau met at the Good Will club house with 25 members and two guests. Slip covers were taught by Mrs Forest Baker and Mrs Lemuel Preble. Hyde Memorial home project completed. $5 donated to Billy Brown fund. nominating committee named. next meeting set for November 17 at 10:30 at the Good Will club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Sherer
Emily Blake
Cora Sutter
Pine Cone Club
Josephine Johnson
Mothers Club
Birch Point
Flood
Marco Club
Academy
Richard King
Leland Brown
Bernard McFadden
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Good Will Club
Forest Baker
Lemuel Preble
Hyde
Billy Brown Fund
Maurice Shea
Brian M. Jewett
Sherwood Francis
Harold P. Small
Brian Jewett
Local residents and visitors share travel and homecomings this autumn
Dr and Mrs Earle Wade return home on Front Street after an autumn vacation. Miss Joan Shaw of Boston University returns there after a weekend with her parents on North Street. Duncan Mcinnes hosts USS Robert A Owens officers and wives for supper. Linton Robinson of Bath Iron Works hunts in Northern Maine during vacation. Mrs Fred J Boudin, Boston, visits Shaw family then returns home. John Lawson US Army engineer leaves Camp Monroe VA after leave with his mother in Arrowsic. Edward Delong, recently hospitalized in Bryn Mawr, Pa, arrives for a visit with his parents in Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Shaw
Boston University
Roscoe H. Shaw
North Street
Duncan Mcinnes
Robert A. Owens
Linton Robinson
Beacon Street
Bath Iron Works
Maine
Fred J. Boudin
Boston
R. H. Shaw
John Lawson
U. S. Army
Camp Monroe
Nora Lawson
Arrowsic
Guam
Edward Delong
Bryn Mawr
Harold W. Delong
Washington Street
Oak Leaf club meets for Halloween pie supper in Bath
Bath society members gathered Tuesday for a Halloween decorated chicken pie supper hosted by Mrs. J Walter Snipe. Afterward Mrs. Raymond Hutchins presented a paper demonstration to attendees including Mrs. Chester King and several other local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Leaf Club
J. Walter Snipe
Raymond Hutchins
Chester King
Donald McKinnon
Maurice Skillin
Shirley Pratt
Norman McDonald
Edwin Oliver
Leslie Dyer
Rowena Marsh
Nell Whitmer
William Rader
Peter Pan Brownies Visit Apt Farm Tour
Peter Pan Brownies troop 11 met at Grace parish Monday and, after paying dues, rode to Apt farm on the old Brunswick road. Miss Phyllis Apt led a farm tour with riding on ponies and the troop thanked Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Owen and Mrs. Linwood Haynes for car service making the trip possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Parish
Ernest Sinclair
Thomas Aikenhead
Ralph Card
Apt Farm
Old Brunswick Road
Phyllis Apt
Miss Apt
Clinton Owen
Linwood Haynes
Bluebird Brownies Meet at Corliss Street Church
Bluebird Brownies met Monday last week at Corliss Street church with director Mrs Zylpha Richardson assisted by Mrs Louis MacDonald. Two visitors and 20 members attended. The meeting opened with the Brownie Promise and Brownie Smile Song. Registrations must be in at the next meeting. National Girl Scout week follows with an exhibit at Senters Inc. All scouts to attend church in uniform if possible. Halloween owls were made and a game period followed by the Brownie circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebird Brownies
Corliss Street
Zylpha Richardson
Louis MacDonald
Senters, Inc
Helping Hand Club Holds Birthday Meeting at Home
Helping Hand club met with Mrs. William Cormier on High street Thursday evening to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs. Francois Vaillancourt and Mrs. Cormier. A large birthday cake was served as gifts were exchanged and a brief business meeting led by President Mrs. Oliver Foster reviewed funds from a fundraising project. Attendees included Mrs. Emile Cyr Mrs. Leland Green Mrs. Sylvia Langlais Mrs. Oliver Foster Mrs. John Henderson Mrs. Charles Swearingen and Mrs. Vaillancourt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cormier
High Street
Francois Vaillancourt
Cormier
Oliver Foster
Emile Cyr
Leland Green
Sylvia Langlais
John Henderson
Charles Swearingen
Vaillancourt
C-C Club Hosts Sewing Night at Heath Lane
Freda Kingsbury hosted the C C Club at 45 Heath Lane with sewing knitting and an economical conditions discussion. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is set for 14 Old South Place with Mrs Madelyn Marsh. Members present included Mrs Mary Dorr Lottie Brown Flora Simard Virginia Staples Muriel Morin and Nancy Fifield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Kingsbury
Heathlane
C-C Club
Madelyn Marsh
Old South Place
Mary Dorr
Lottie Brown
Flora Simard
Virginia Staples
Muriel Morin
Nancy Fifield
Pine Tree Troop No 1 Girl Scouts Advance Tenderfoot
Pine Tree Troop No 1, 14 members, mostly new to intermediate scouting, works on Tenderfoot requirements with help from experienced Scouts and leaders Mrs. Frank Butcher and Mrs. Ernest Teel. Carolyn Fraser, Marilyn Fraser, and Sandra Torrey elected patrol leaders. Judith Colby, Christine Libby, and May Griffin as assistant leaders. May Griffin is troop scribe. A party for the group hosted by Sandra Torrey and Evelyn Duprey closes the meeting. A Thursday cookout occurred at the Ring residence on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree Troop
Frank Butcher
Ernest Teel
Carolyn Fraser
Marilyn Fraser
Sandra Torrey
Judith Colby
Christine Libby
May Griffin
Evelyn Duprey
Clarence Ring
High Street
Winnegance Auxiliary Hosts Weekly Card Party
The Winnegance Auxiliary held its weekly card party at the Winnegance Community house with four tables in play. Mrs. Walter Morse hosted, prizes went to Mrs. Lloyd Rogers and Mrs. Ha Knights, and a brief business meeting planned a public card party for November 3 at the clubhouse with Mrs. John Burgess in charge of reservations and Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Elmer Morse, and Mrs. Myra Pennell handling refreshments and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance Auxiliary
Winnegance
Walter Morse
Lloyd Rogers
Ha Knights
John Burgess
Burgess
Elmer Morse
Myra Pennell
Grace Episcopal Church Celebrates Centennial Services
Grace Episcopal Church in Bath marked its 100th anniversary with 8 am and 10 30 am services led by Bishop Oliver L Loring assisted by clergy. A procession, special music, and Te Deum closed each service as parishioners shared memories and a commemorative history pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Oliver L. Loring
Loring
Nelson B. Gildersleeve
Newcastle
Maine
Bishop Loring
Bishop Burgess
Grace Church
City
Grace
New Bedford
Bath
Central Ladies Aid Plans All Day Rummage Sale
Central church Ladies Aid met in the parish house with Mrs Charlotte Longfellow and Mrs Nellie Sprague as hostesses. A service table was led by Mrs Marion Ledyard and Miss Elizabeth Jackson, followed by quilt tacking. An all day session including a rummage sale was planned for Thursday. members urged to bring lunches and coffee will be served at noon.
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Christ
Harry E. Fitch
Evan A. Edwards
St. Peter’s Church
St. Petersburg
Fla
Grace Church
Bath
St. Paul’s Church
Brunswick
Ernest O. Kenyon
St. Peter's Church
Rockland
David L. Wilson
D.D
Central Congregational Church
Warren Hawley
Harry L. Day
Kennebec
Lincoln Street
Mary F. Gibbons
Mary A. Watson
H. W. R. Stafford
Jonathan
James Day
Stephen Thayer
Walter M. Hill
Maine
Central Church Ladies’ Aid
Charlotte Longfellow
Nellie Sprague
Marion Ledyard
Elizabeth Jackson
Harvesters 4-H Club Earns Gold Seal at Auburn Exhibit
The Harvesters 4-H club at Auburn received a gold seal for the year’s work after meeting criteria including eight meetings a year a public demonstration a community service a judging contest 80 percent project completion and full participation in a local exhibit. The group totals 75.75 dollars from fair exhibits and Bonnie Belanger received a one dollar award for top honors shared by Bonnie Robert Belanger Joan Gaicobbe Susan Watt Bethel Estes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvesters
Auburn
Bonnie Belanger
Lewiston Bank
Bonnie
Robert Belanger
Joan Gaicobbe
Susan Watt
Bethel Estes
Edward Estes
Juanita Estes
Gerald
Judith Dosier
Dennis Farrow
Loretta Barter
Local 16-member club wins multiple ribbons at regional shows
The club of 16 members earned 45 ribbons across fairs and shows this year including three green first awards. They collected seven first blue ribbons, 17 second red ribbons, 10 white third ribbons and six yellow fourth ribbons at the county dairy show in Lewiston and at the Windsor state dairy show, the state fair, Lewiston, and Topsham fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Hubert
Roland Barter
Richard Legasse
Lewiston
Windsor
Topsham
St Marys Cub Scouts Hold Pack Meeting at Hyde Park
A full Hyde Park Recreation Hall hosted St Marys Cub Scouts and parents for a pack meeting Friday evening. Forty Cubats were initiated as Bobcats in a ceremony led by Akela Lewis Prentis with assisting little chiefs in Indian costume. Cub master Alanson Brewer awarded merit badges as seniors and younger scouts enjoyed games and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Recreation Hall
St. Mary’s
Lewis Prentis
Akela
Alanson Brewer
Winter Street Church Soloist Highlights Sunday Service
Warren Ryanes sang solo at Winter Street church Sunday morning amid a full but brief service. The report notes continued details on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Ryanes
Winter Street
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Boylston Hutchins
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Joseph Smith
Lee Street
Charles Murphy
Frances Murphy
Earl Colby
Hannah Grover
Kent's Hill
Frank Dow
New Haven
Mademoiselle
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Trufant’s Crossing
Sanford’s Crossing
West Bath
James Lemont
Herbert White
Richard Renshaw
Lynwood Miller
Henry White
MORSE
THETA
Woolwich
Burton Packard
Sebee Lake
Florida
Caledonia
Nova Scotia
Wesley Huber
Earl Dorr
Boothbay
Adrien Wright
Woolwich Center
George Delano
William Thornton
Edward Murphy
Merle Jameson
Keith
Albert Temple
Hayden
Kermit Bennett
Guilford
Ralph Bowers
Waterville
Montsweag Bureau
Earle Wade
Bath Societies
Peter Pan
Helping Hand Club
Pine Tree Troop No
Central Ladies’ Aid
CUB Scouts
Winter Street Church