Phippsburg Notes Show Local Visits and Society
Miss Bessie Sprague returns from Auburn Lewiston while Mrs Duer Breck visits Point Beac Bath and Small Point. Many Bath area residents attend teachers convention Lewiston and Auburn. Dromore Farm Bureau wins blue ribbon and cash prize for health meals. Residents travel to hunting trips and meetups at Popham Beach, Meadeowbrook, and North Whitefield. funeral held for John W Morse. several Bath residents visit Portland and New York areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Sprague
Point
Auburn
Breck
Duer
New ‘York
Arthur Sewal
New York
Point Beac
Tome
Small Point Beach
J. Bradford Sprague
Douglas Dearborn
Twin Cities
Lewiston
Maine Teachers’ Association
Charles Chapman
East Corinth
Ernest Rogers
Swanton Wyman
Henry M. Minott
Herbert Rogers
North Bath
Wilson
James Jackson
Freeport
Miss McCourt
Jackson
Harry Gilmore
Bath
Winnie Brown
Frank Robshaw
Pine Street
Frank Higgins
Howard Bowker
Gertrude Blaisdell
William Blaisdell
Eleanor Brown
Whitefield
James L. Morse
Owen Richardson
Lena Oliver
Hazel Feere
Edith Atwood
Gorham Normal School
Cora Campbell
William B. Perry
Angelena
Bull Steamship Line
Helen
Fred Morrison
Quincy
Mass
John W. Morse
Bath Memorial Hospital
Curtis Undertaking
Charles R. Sims
Elm Street Baptist Church
William R. Bowie
John Moore
Walter
Lloyd Rogers
Buria
Morse’s Mountain
Annie Percy
Ray F. Campbell
Portland
John F. Leeach
John G. Leeach
Malden
Abbie Minott
Bert Manson
Camden, N. J
Hiram B. Wyman
Post and Auxiliary Attend Installation at Huntley Hill
Sixteen members of Dyer Flaherty Post No 2197 and its auxiliary led by Commander Frost and President Ruth Gallagher attended the installation of officers at Huntley Hill Post No 2499 in Rockland on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Franklin Pierce returned to Hartford Conn after a month at their Lake Nequasset camp. Mr Pierce directs teachers training courses in Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer-Flaherty Post
Veterans of Forest Wars
Frost
Ruth Gallagher
Huntley Hill Post
Rockland
Franklin Pierce
Hartford
Conn
Lake Nequasset
Pierce
Connecticut
Ida Burnham
Bath
Jack Linders
Lexington
Mass
Walter E. Sprague
Silver Lake
Milliard Urquehart
Mary
Harvard
Jonesport
Seguin Island
Freeman Oliver
Day’s Ferry
Florence Carson
Frank Scott
Fred D. Hill
HT Donation Week Brings Generous Gifts to Bath Memorial
Bath Memorial Hospital thanks donors during a week of gifts from many groups and individuals. Contributions include a clock and vases for the deli room from the Nightingale club, and numerous items such as baby blankets, sheets, napkins, clothing, canned goods, and groceries from organizations like Nurses Alumnae Association, South End Contract club, St. Marys Guild, Grace Episcopal Church, and the Dummer Sewall Chapter D.A.R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath
Nightingale Club
Mark W W. Hennessy
Nurses Alumnae Association
W. S. Warland
Wiscasset
Women’s
Fred R. E. Dean
Foote
Jane Goodman
Minnie White
John Russell
Charles H. Cahill
E. Daly
James A. Gillies
Walter S. Glidden
Charles F. Magoun
South End Contract Club
James A. Gillies, Jr
John K. Jayne
New Canaan
St. Mary’s Parochial School
Wise
Girl Scouts of America
E. H. Bagley
M. R. Griffin
Edward H. Hawley
Frank Lemont
Nurses
St. Mary’s Guild
Grace Episcopal Church
J. R. Andrews
Margaret de Coste
Fred Drake
C. A. Peaslee
Annie E. Cox
William J. Craft
Jane Cushing
Thompson
Margaret Farrell
Owen J. Ledyard
John Morse
Frank B. Nichols
South End
Parent Teachers Association
E. A. Rothwell
Nellie D. Thompson
Henry
Edward Biggins
Edward Burns
Fred S. Curtis
Edith Ledyard
Fred Lord
Harry Madden
P. M. Olm
E. A. Rothewell
A. J. Ware
Royal Johnson
Charles C. Low
Charlotte I. Meeker
J. H. Andrews
Mark Conley
A. John Conti
Genesta F. Corligs
Harry W. Crosman
Margaret DeCoste
Harry Lemont
Samuel Percy
Roy W. Putney
Jennie Rogers
Anna Trott
Harry A. Walters
Dromore Farm Bureau Members At Meeting
Dromore Farm Bureau members from East Auburn attended the Twin County Farm Bureaus annual meeting. Names include chairwoman Aletha Campbell and Elizabeth Mayo, with Bernice Drake as a guest. Dromore won a blue ribbon for health meals and earned $10 second prize for serving the most square meals. The event at Winneganée House featured a Handicraft program led by Mrs. Hodgdon and urged Christmas suggestions from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Farm Bureau
East Auburn
Twin County Farm
Lizgie Chaney
Dromore
Winneganee Club
Hodgdon
Popham Beach Visitors Mentioned In Bath Area Notes
The column records a string of social visits and travels by residents and guests around Bath and nearby towns. Ex sheriff and Mrs Irv ing of Biddeford entertained Mira Popham, with others visiting Portland Lewiston Hallowell and Brunswick. Notable events include beach tides at Popham and Pond Island light keeper sightings, plus locals returning from visits to Mechanic Street Bath and Summer homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Irving
Biddeford
Mira
Marguerite Can Moe Popham
Eagle Hotel
Brunswick
Sera C. Dow
Bristol
Elmer W. Woodside
Portland
Rufus Lombard
Carol
David
Bath
Raymond Larrabee
Forrest Legard
Paul
Henry Leonard
Millard Urquehart
Seguin Island
Madelyn Bridges
Marion
Bridges
Page W
Seaaneen
Wiston
Rachael Getchell
Mr. Getchell
Busha Bridges
Providence
R. I
Miss Marion
U. S. Coast Guard
Joseph Jackson
Hecker
Tsaphone
Stevens
Light House
Fred Osgood
Popham
Leon Fickett
Pond Island
Bion Bowie
Lewiston
Esta Perkins
Perkins
Winnegance Notes Amid Travel and Local Events
Winnegance community items report a family return from a Northeast trip including New Hampshire Vermont and Cape Cod Massachusetts relatives. Stewart Day Jr. remains hospitalized after an appendectomy. Meetings of local clubs, visitors from Boston and Lexington, and talks by Mrs. Hill and Rev. Wilson fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Charles
Winnegance
New Hampshire
Vermont
Plain
Storm King Highway
Bear Mountain Bridge
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Stewart Day, Jr
Bath Memorial Hospital
Robert P. Manson
New York
Philadelphia
Squaw Club
Winfield W. Morse
Maine Progressive Union of Clubs
State Y M C A Boys Conference Heads to Waterville
The State Y M C A confirms the annual Boys Conference will be at Waterville on November 20 to 22. Bath sends its largest local turnout with boys ages 15 to 20 invited to register at the Bath Y M C A, paying a $2 fee to secure attendance and leadership roles for those over 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Boys Confer Group Plans Waterville Trip
Yad Young Men prepare for an annual event in Waterville about sixty miles away. Churches are asked to sponsor boys by paying a $2 registration and covering three days room and board. An auto caravan forms. information and circulars available at the local Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Omar
Waterville
Wise Owl Troop Meets at Y M C A Boys and Girls
Wise Owl troop No. 3, Girl Scouts of America, met Tuesday at the Y M C A. The program included singing, tenderfoot and second class work. Linna Marie Purdue passed the compass test. Plans were made for a November 17 meeting at the South End PTA as guests. A Bath Memorial hospital card thanked the scouts for face cloths. The meeting closed with the good night circle and closing thought by Marian Warner. A short court of honor was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Owl
Girl Scouts of America
Y.M.C.A
Linna Marie Purdue
South End
P T.A
Bath Memorial Hospital
Marian Warner
Quinlan Family Returns After Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Everett Quinlan and daughters Mary Elizabeth and Nancy Ellen of Augusta formerly of Brunswick have returned after a weekend with Mrs Quinlans parents Mr and Mrs Harry E Peterson on Brunswick road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Quinlan
Mary Elizabeth
Nancy Ellen
Augusta
Brunswick
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