Moose calf with broken leg sightings prompt warden visit
In Phippsburg lower town reports describe a limping cow moose possibly with a broken leg. Hardings game warden Harris visited Saturday to investigate, noting the animal may be a calf following its mother near local camping grounds by the old cemetery where Rev. Samuel Sewall is buried.
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Hardings
Harris
Samuel Sewall
John Perkins
Isabel Smart
George E. Smart
Service Co
Juanita Seavey
Lyman Barbour
Lighthouse Reservation
Squirrels Point
T. C. Hughes
Portland
Kenneth Bailey
Red Cross
Small Point
Louis Dole
Bath
Hazen Hilton
Zina Eaton
Stanwood Gilman
Ashdale
Eugene Harrington
Parker Head
H. B. Wyman
Phippsburg Center
Frances Robie
Eaton
Winnegance
Hilton
Sebasco Estates
Raymond Wyman
Oscar Gilliam
West Point
Ellison Moody
Popham
Harvey Bates
George Larrabee
Lawrence Scott
Lawrence Hughes
Robert Hughes
Maurice Blair
C. J. Gill
South Weymouth
Mass
Gills
Minott
Church Lane
Helen Gagnon
Seguin Island
Lewiston
Phippsburg
Velma Grant
Kate Barbour
Joseph Childs
Leeds
Herbert Scott
Childs
Scott
Melba Wright
Henry J. Senecal
Guy E. Wright
Topeka
Kan
San Antonio
Tex
Wright
Fort Riley
John Nee
Fall River
John
Hawthorne Hospital
Meadowbrook Road
Mr. Beals
Newport
R. I
George Beals
Hyde Windlass Co
Orielle Farr
Agnes Farr
Navy
William Greev
Mrs. Lester Holbrook Guests at Nequasset Auxiliary Shower
Mrs. Lester Holbrook of Nequasset was feted with a party and miscellaneous shower by the Nequasset Auxiliary at her parents home. The event featured harp music, a moving speech by the auxiliary president, and gifts including an electric coffee maker. Many local members attended along with visitors from Bath.
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Nequasset
Lester Holbrook
Auxiliary of
Mabel Tracy
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Annie Laurie
John Gilmore
Holbrook
Amy Cromwell
Percy Bailey
Ruth Cromwell
Edwin Holbrook
Percy Holbrook
Glenwood Brown
Henry Seegar
Fritz Klippel
Annie Dodge
Anthony Dodge
George Wright
Forrest Baker
Alton Reed
Walter Libby
Claude Beals
Squires
Stephen Squires
Cyrus Gilmore
Frederick Gilmore
Frank Bailey
Jordan Wright
Herbert Leeman
Chester Leeman
Maurice Hathorne
Melvin Howe
Marguerite Cromwell
Leona
Charles
Vivian Presley
Llewellyn Cromwell
Priscilla Cromwell
Gloria Brown
Dale Howe
Bath
Harold Stanton
Eugene Hart
Clara Tibbetts
Hallowell
Local Social Notes Highlight Cummings and Sewall Family Visits
Miss Betty Cummings daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Cummings of Cummings street returned Sunday from Augusta where she was a guest for several days at Blaine House with Miss Alexandra Sewall daughter of Governor and Mrs Sumner Sewall. Mrs Arline Troop of Middle street returned Monday from a visit in Boston with her nephew Caddy and with her niece Miss Arline Caddy and father Henry P Caddy at their home in Medford Mass.
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Betty Cummings
Thomas Cummings
Cummings Street
Augusta
Blaine House
Alexandra Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Arline Troop
Middle Street
Boston
Caddy
Miss Arline Caddy
Henry P. Caddy
Medford
Mass
Mrs Johansen and daughter return from Brooklyn visit
Mrs. Charles Johansen and her daughter Lillian of Western Avenue return home after spending a week in Brooklyn New York.
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Charles Johansen
Lillian
Western Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Parker Head Community Notes Highlight Local Activities
Parker Head residents hosted a Red Cross meeting at Small Point church with Rev. Louis A. Dole of Bath as speaker. Girl Scouts and Brownies held events at Phippsburg Center and with Miss Packard and Mrs. Earl Lowell, while plans for a vestry service on November 22 were discussed. Numerous social visits and school events filled the week, including Halloween celebrations and gatherings across Parker Head and nearby towns.
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Eugene Harrington
Parker Head
Red Cross
Small Point Church
Louis A. Dole
Bath
Leston Harrington
Earl Lowell
Parent-Teacher Association
Frances Robie
Phippsburg Center
Girl Scouts
Miss Packard
Lewiston
Barbara Mank
Lorraine Harrington
Dorothy Cushing
Miss Robie
Stella Packard
Marion
Iva Allen
Laura Wyman
Sally Lowell
Marie Wyman
Lorraine
Barbara Harrington
Beverly Mank
Sandra Mank
Mary Wortman
Bill Lowell
Clayton Hoar
Connie Hoar
Harold Rogers
Stephen Rogers
David Harrington
George Allen
Johnnie Allen
H. D. Mank, Jr
Diane
Barbara Harding
Bernard Wyman, Jr
Bob Moore
Mary Moore
Forrest Wyman
Roger
Robert Wilson
Grace
Billy Kraft
George
Laurence
Howard Morong
Raymond
Beryla Nisbet
Richard Dozois
Lewis
Robert Moore
Ralph Morong
Lisbon Falls
Connie Lee Hoar
East Machias
Milo McAllister
Mary Turner
Glendon
Frank Burnell
Olive Deejay
Harringtons
Jordan Percy
Georgia Leach
T. E. McCarty
John W. Libby
P.F.C
Fred A. Libby
Motor Transfer School
Maryland
Bob McLaren
Wiscasset
Charles Blaisdell
Bert Nisbet
Aroostook County
Roger Wilson
Bingham
Stiles House
Galen Daley
Margaret Marks
Boston
Frances Marks
Toivo Elecson
Fred Osgood
Robert Jewell
Frank Wyman
Blaine Brann
Coopers Mills
Lewis Lowell
Lowell
Pete Libby
Wilbur
Cox Head
F. P. Young
Farm Bureau
Topsham
Urban Harding
Julia Logan
Bangor
Allie Rollins
Owen Richardson
West Point
Earl F. Lowell
Norman Norton
Man
Frederick Richards
Solange Reno
Francis Richards
Rosalie Richards
Halloween at Popham Library and Nearby Socials
Halloween festivities in Popham featured a library party hosted by Miss Frances Robie with many local residents in attendance. Additional gatherings at the Wallace home included games, snacks, and neighborly cheer, while road work and coast guard service were noted as daily community concerns.
Social Updates From Winnegance Area
Mr and Mrs Herbert Morse are in Boston for a few days Mrs Edwin Small left Wednesday to visit her sister in Auburndale Mass The Squaw club will meet Thursday evening with Mrs Frank Pero The Progressive Union meetings were canceled for the duration Miss Verna Cunningham of Portland was a weekend guest of Mrs John G Morse Mrs Frances Cornish has entered the employ of the Bath Charles Morse is building a garage near his recently purchased home
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Walter Beal
Harrington
Walter Sprague
Merrimac River Coast
Stephanie Etnier
Gilbert Head
Peter Isaacson
Herbert Mitchell
Boston
Mitchell
Harry Spencer
Winthrop
David Leon
Herbert Morse
Edwin Small
Auburndale
Mass
Squaw Club
Frank Pero
Progressive Union
Winnegance
Verna Cunningham
Portland
John G. Morse
Frances Cornish
Bath Iron Works
Charles Morse
Stanley Dodge
Ellis Sheffield
Ruth Bailey
Asheville
N. C
B. A. Bailey
Federal Street
Charles Pomeroy
Eleanor
Barbara Sullivan
Janet Hughes
Everett Jackson
Sheepscot Road
Grace L. Knight
Mary Hobson
Swampscott
Henry Webb
Bucksport
Alma Grover Af
Harold Mayberry
Donna
Barbara
Allan Stewart
Donald Stewart
Bath
H. O. Pashard
Stewart
Bath Memorial Hospital
Wiscasset News Briefs Include Farewell for Bailey and Club Plans
Robert A. Bailey of Wiscasset enlists in the Army Air Corps and expects training in Texas after a 5,000 hour sheet metal career at Bath Iron Works. A farewell party at his parents home featured family members and gifts includes a wrist watch. The Wiscasset Woman's Club outlines a varied program from October 1942 to April 1943, and volunteers are sought for the American Legion Aeroplane Watch Tower and blood donations at Miles Memorial Hospital in Damariscotta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Bailey
Wiscasset
Army Air Corps
Texas
Bath Iron Works
Clarence Bailey
Bradford Street
Raymond Palmer
Bath
Henry Abbott
Boothbay Harbor
Thalia Bailey
Morse High School
Clarence, Jr
Clayton
Lincoln
Daisy Welch Elwell
Elwell
Woolwich
Charles Nason
White Nichols
Aurolyn Rines
Valeria Beane
Harriet Jackson
Maybelle Sherman
Cora Beane
Ethel Redennett
Alice Taylor
Gladys Bailey
Ruth Applin
Grace Sewall
Elsie Blagdon
Helen Sortwell
Edith White
Marion Abbott
Nellie Dowling
American Legion
Miles ‘Memorial Hospital
Damaris
Woolwich groups host Halloween events and meetings
A Woolwich farewell for William Raines Dwight Packard and Carl Stiles was held Friday with 20 friends at the Raines home. The Mothers Club staged a Halloween party at Day's Ferry schoolhouse for children and prizes were awarded for costumes. Meetings for Woolwich Grange and the Woolwich Union are announced, along with a public supper at the Goodwill club house to benefit the Woolwich Union. Oil rationing was conducted at Sagadahoc Ferry schoolhouse. The Day's Ferry Community club, Woolwich Teachers club, and Goodwill club held gatherings, and a School Improvement League party occurred at Chopps school.
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William Raines
Dwight Packard
Carl Stiles
Camp Devens
Mass
Muriel Oram
Shirley Stiles
Coleen Rowe
Evelyn Young
Leona Presley
Arlene Waite
Muriel Raines
Louise Sullivan
Louise McClellan
Baker MccFerson
Edward Furber
Richard Tanner
Bud Frost
Robert Lawrence
Beverley Packard
Robert Rice
Mothers Club
Heppy Reed
Louie Hunt, Jr
Woolwich Grange
Woolwich Union
Goodwill Club
Sagadahoc Ferry
Louise Reynolds
Priscilla Willard
Frank J. Walker
Community class openings and local notices
A First Aid class begins at the Red Brick school on Monday at 7 p m for adults over 18. A Home Nursing course starts Tuesday at 2 p m with an evening session on Nov 16 at 7 p m. Readers can leave names at Depositors Trust Co. to be contacted. Local residents note travels, visits, moves, and family updates in Bath area.
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Depositors Trust Co
Local Notes on Military Enlistments and Community News
Gilbert and George Ames sail Tuesday to enlist in the Army. Captain David G. Reed marks his 90th birthday with visitors, gifts, cards, and three cakes. John C. Gilmore paints homes of Waldo Allen and Louis Cooper. Several residents relocate or attend the State Teachers' Convention in Lewiston. Alden Bailey joins the Navy in the radio division. Mrs. Annie Cunningham visits Bath relatives. The Day's Ferry area sees travel, home closings, and naval service updates as residents manage work, illness, and celebratory events. Delane Brookings welcomes a son in Miami to former Woolwich residents Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Trott, with Trott now in the Navy.
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Gilbert and
George Ames
David G. Reed
Reed
John C. Gilmore
Waldo Allen
Louis Cooper
Norman ‘Tracy
Bath
Maude Thayer
Whitefield
Ssaphene Dolloff
Lewiston
Alden Bailey
Frank R. Bailey
Navy
Annie Cunningham
Charles T. Henderson
High Street
Frank J. Walker
Florence Temple
Jennie Howe
Garrett Galvin
Marcia Stinson
Portland
Day’s Ferry
Mason Carter
Richmond
Earl Stimpson
Day's Ferry
Everson Stinson
Todd-Bath Shipbuilding Co
South Portland
Harvey Greenlaw
Village Pride
Delane Brookings
Harlan Trott
Miami
Fla
Trott
Woolwich
Woolwich Churches Plan Sunday Services and Events
Woolwich Center church led by Rev. J. M. Gowdey holds morning service at 10 and evening service at 7 30 with sermons on The Ideal Christian and Lappidoth. Sunday school at 11. Ladies aid meets Thursday in hall. Montsweag Baptist church with Rev. Gowdey offers morning service at 11 15 and Sunday school at 12 15. Cheerio club meets Thursday at Maurice Hathorne’s home. Prayer meeting Friday 7 30. North Woolwich Methodist postpones Sunday afternoon meeting to Nov 8 at 2 with Rev. Mary Belle Tracey and special music expected.
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Episcopal Church
Congregational Church
Academy
Army
Benjamin Rines
Navy
Barbara Sullivan
Janet Hughes
Montsweag Baptist Church
Woolwich Center Church
Woolwich Center
J. M. Gowdey
Ideal Christian
Lappidoth
Ladies’ Aid In Hall
Montsweag
Dresden Notes and Local Social Roundup
Mrs Cora Gahan returns to Wiscasset after visiting her nephew George Sproul. The Bridge Academy Senior class Halloween party at Grange hall drew a large crowd with games dancing and refreshments. Mrs Reuben Durgan attended the Lewiston Teachers' Convention last week. Alton Reed substitute driver on the Dresden Mills to Richmond Star Route also works at Bath Iron Works with Bernard Bailey Jr. Carolyn Sheldon was a business visitor in Gardiner. Frank Lemarr building a boathouse by Fred Chapman. Arthur Babcock U S N recently visited his mother P F C. Norman Bailey, stationed in England, reports learning English ways and customs.
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Cora Gahan
Wiscasset
George Sproul
Grange Hall
Bridge Academy
Reuben Durgan
Lewiston
Alton Reed
Dresden Mills
Richmond
Bath Iron Works
Bernard Bailey,Jr
Reed
Carolyn Sheldon
Gardiner
Frank Lemarr
Fred Chapman
Arthur Babcock
U.S.N
P.F.C
Norman Bailey
England
Oscar Bailey
Portland visit for newly graduated lieutenant from Edgewood Arsenal
D. L. Diamon of Portland, recently graduated as second lieutenant at Edgewood Arsenal in Baltimore, arrived in Portland to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Diamon. The Diamons hosted a Sunday family dinner in his honor with A. L. Kramer of Bath and his daughter Miss Lorna Fay Kramer among the guests. Miss Kramer, who spent the weekend in Portland, won five dollars in defense stamps at a Halloween party and dance sponsored by Phi Delta Mu fraternity in Beth Jacob synagogue Lewiston Saturday evening.
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D. L. Diamon
Portland
Baltimore
Edgewood Arsenal
Louisiana
Ralph Diamon
A. L. Kramer
Bath
Lieut. Diamon
Lorna Fay Kramer
Kramer
Phi Delta Mu
Beth Jacob
Lewiston
Mrs John Lord Visiting New Town Mass
Mrs John Lord of Pearl Street is staying in New Town Massachusetts for a few weeks with her daughter Mrs John Frette and Mr Frette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lord
Pearl Street
Newton, Mass
John Frette
Mr. Frette
Birthday celebrations and local happenings at Bay Point
Mrs. O. Beretson enjoyed a birthday party at Kil Kare cottage with dredging crews from the Kennebec channel project. Mr. and Mrs. Nolan hosted a surprise party for Mrs. Lester Ross with about 18 friends. Skunk Victory was killed on Bridge Hill. Several locals visited, praised exchanges, and noted illness improvements at Spinney home and Mrs. Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nolan
Lester Ross
Ross
Dickie
Clayton Taylor
Auburn
Bay Point
L. M. Spinney
Sumner Mains
Five Islands
H. Spinney
Forrest Drake
Birchwood
Edna M. Coolidge
Adams
Pilgrim Fellowship Postpones Trip Due to Weather
Members of the Bath Pilgrim Fellowship postponed their Meadowbrook trip again because of weather. They met at the parsonage for a six o'clock Sunday service led by Mrs. Raymond G. Putnam, approved business items, and named Miss Betty Small chair of the program committee. They plan a Meadowbrook outing next week or Central church parish house if storms persist.
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Bath Pilgrim
Meadowbrook
Raymond G. Putnam
Betty Small
Winter Street
Central Church Parish House
Air raid sirens designated safety zones in city centers
Signs placed on Center street by Sears store Front street near USO hall Broad street near the War Price and Rationing board, and at Central Maine Power Co building and Bath Savings Institution designate safety zones. People in the business district are urged to go to the nearest safety zone when an alarm sounds. signs for the latter two locations will be removed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Center Street
Sears, Roebuck
Front Street
USO Hall
Broad Street
War Price and Rationing Board
Central Maine Power Co
Bath Savings Institution
Sease
Montsweag Farm Bureau Hosts Theresa Anderson Talk
The Montsweag Farm Bureau met Monday at the Good Will clubhouse with Miss Theresa Anderson of Rockland as guest. Morning business session followed by a box lunch. afternoon talk focused on Child Health and Welfare Up to the Adolescent Age. Next meeting set for December 3 at Mrs. Jesse Colby’s home in Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Good Will
Theresa Anderson
Rockland
Miss Betty Howard Returns Home After Law Office Post
Miss Betty Howard daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Howard of Washington Street has returned home after graduating from Pierce and working as a secretary in a law office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Howard
Norman Howard
Washington Street
The
Pierce
Mrs. Meta Bearce Returns to Malden After Winter Stay
Practical nurse Mrs. Meta Bearce returns to Malden Mass after closing her Georgetown home for the winter. She has been caring for Mrs. Houghton McLellan of Washington Street until recently.
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Meta Bearce
Malden
Mass
Georgetown
Bearce
Houghton McLellan
Washington Street
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Richard Chadbourne
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Mr. Chadbourne
Miss Myers
Fred Pecci
Hamilton McCourt
Rines
Raymond Jackson
John Davis
Bess Dickinson
Under Theee
George Smart
Henry Smart
the Chemical Co
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Cal
Tom Blacquere
Beauchamp Point
Thomas McCobb
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Popham Beach
Guy Crowley
Charles Small
William Bowie
Frank Scott
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Lester Oliver
Aileen Wallace
Barbara Preney
Margaret Wyman
PFC
Herbert Yeaton
Gloria, Merrill
Ernest Oliver
William Jack Wallace
Richard Sprague
Charles, Jr
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Richard Small
Bertha
Mary
Ellen
Walter Newdick
Gloria Oliver
Coast Guard
Corp
Herbert Sprague
Sprague
Wyoming
Bertha Newdick
Merrill Oliver
Virginia Perkins
Mary Newdick
Ellen Newdick
Carleton Foye
Harold Campbell
Josie Foye
Earl Rines
Clarence Race
Joseph Grindell
John Blagdon
Josephine Tucker
Robert Applin
Verna Southard
Campbell
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Charles S. Sewall
Frances Plumstead
Alfred Dowling
Music Garden
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