Beacon Street Society Recap of Halloween and Local News
The Beacon Street Methodist youth group hosted a Halloween party led by Rev and Mrs Kinney with Shirley Stiles and Dwight Packard in charge. The column lists social visits, travels, military inductions, and community events across Bath Brunswick and nearby towns with many named residents and frequent hospital and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Charles Kinney
Shirley Stiles
Dwight Packard
Caroline St. Martin
Eleanor Lincoln
Beverly Packard
Gloria Young
Claire Martin
Barbara Madden
Betty Moore
Joyce Sinclair
Warren Beardsley
Carl Stiles
Bernard Holmes
Mrs. Kinney
Weekend Weddings Highlight City Nuptials
Miss Charlotte Frances Page and George E. Van Wynen wed at Central Congregational Church in a candlelit ceremony in front of family and friends. The reception followed at the Page home with the couple planning a Boston honeymoon. Other couple marriages noted include Mrs. Bernier of Woolwich and Mr. Bernier of Brunswick at Winter Street Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kidder
Milan Street
Philip Theberge
Brunswick Road
Ovide Therberge
Ethel
Brunswick
Kidder
George French
Herbert French
Franklin, N. H
Charlotte F. Page
George E. van Wynen
Charlotte Frances Page
Marius H. Page
Academy Street
Donald T. Page
Portland
Martha Page
Theodore Bertocci
Earle Pulsifer
Wiscasset
John R. Shaw
University of Maine
George van Wynen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Page
Margaret E. Higgins
Marie C. Merrill
Barbara Page
Gerald Atkinson
Ruth van Wynen
Sylvia Kutz
Norma Jean Steussy
Nellie Page
van Wynen
Bath Iron Works Corp
The
Eagle
the Iron Works
Sylvia Katz
Morse High School
Brooklyn Technical High School
Navy Department
Ruth
Ethel van Wynen
Fred W. Hitchcock
Effie Andrews
Otis Page
Augustus Page
W. H. Dodge
Damariscotta
Harold Page
June Page
Wendell Fraser
Marion Francis
Newcastle
Kathleen R. Scott
Esther H. Drummond
Bucksport
Chas. C. Pearce
Woolwich
Frederick B. Engert
Merly
May Elizabeth Westfall
Winter Street Congregational Church
Joseph O. Purdue
George F. Pearce
Raymond Wilson
Muise Muise Todd Wedding in Woolwich at Winter Street Church
Herman Wellington Muise of Woolwich and Alice Boehm Todd of Woolwich wed in a 4 PM ceremony at Winter Street Congregational church parsonage Washington Street with Rev. Joseph O. Purdue officiating. Attendants included Mrs. George A. Moison and Theodore Moison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Wellington, Muise
Woolwich
Alice Boehm Todd
Winter Street Congregational Church
Washington Street
Joseph O. Purdue
George A. Moison
Theodore Moison
Patrick Muise
Canada
Beryl J. Muise
Lester
Mass
Bath Iron Works Corp
Muise
Halloween Masquerade by Cun ningham ballroom pupils
Miss Mary Cunningham's class held a Halloween party at the Masonic temple with 85 attendees. Prizes went to Rita Collins and Arthur Berry for costumes, Roger Pinkham and Marilyn Booker for elimination dance, Anna Day and Eugene Bennett for lucky number dance. Albert Drouin provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School
Masonic Temple
Cunningham
Modern School of Dancing
Rita Collins
Arthur Berry
Miss Collins
Mr. Berry
Roger Pinkham
Marilyn Booker
Heartsen Talk to Sagadahoc Camp Devens Recruits
Rev Father T C Maney of St Marys church delivers an address to 21 Sagadahoc county boys departing Bath for Camp Devens. He cites Pearl Harbor as a wartime trigger, urges discipline unity and courage, prays for God’s blessing, and honors the sacrifice of service and wounds as heroic marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Maney
St. Mary's Church
Sagadahoc County
Bath
Camp Devens
Army of the United States
Pearl Harbor
America
David
God
Boy Scouts Begin Winter Program With Night Hike
Troop 50 BSA launches its winter program with an outdoor objective hike at night and indoor meetings of drilling and games. Members review the hike, hold a regular meeting, then play games like night shadowing and base-to-base as they build night stalking and team skills. A night commando raid is planned to attack and capture the defenders’ base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 50
Bernier Westfall Wedding Notice from This City
The wedding notice announces the marriage of Wilfred Joseph Bernier of this city to a local partner. Details are limited in the fragment, with no date or officiant provided. The notice appears in a historic newspaper clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Joseph Bernier
November Meeting of Clerks Auxiliary at Granite Street
The Clerks Auxiliary of the local post office met with Mrs. Percy Low at Granite Street. Present were Mrs. William Oliver, Mrs. Albert Whitney, Mrs. William Perry, Mrs. Edward Whitney. The state auxiliary president gave her report. Refreshments followed. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Edward Larrabee at 54 Winship Street on December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Club
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Herbert Huggard
Mechanic Street
Huggard
Nellie E. Lord
Eda Atwood
The
Assembly of Maine
Caroline Thompson
Sarah W. Munsey
Noble
Emma W. Knownton
Herbert McCabe
Edward V. Reed
Florence Mank
Ethel W. Potter
Myrtie Billings
Mae Ward
Athana Gillespie
Rose Jean
Pearl Reed
Elizabeth McCabe
Jennie Farrin
Percy Low
Granite Street
William Oliver
Albert Whitney
William Perry
Edward Mrs. Whitney
State Auxiliary
Edward Larrabee
Winship Street
Scout scrap-paper drive fuels nationwide service effort
It was announced that paper collected nationwide would keep 100 scouts busy bringing in a thousand pounds daily, nine years straight. Meetings for troop 50 are at the Y M C A at 7 p.m. Mondays. Any lad not currently in active scouting is welcome to attend.
Out of Town Artists Exhibit Their Work
Works by Dahlev Spear Peter Farrow Carroll Berry Janet Scott John Huntington Julia Mountfort Parker Gamage and Bath artists are shown at the U S O hall this week for American Art Week. The American Artists' Professional League sponsors with Sagada hoc County director Mrs Mildred Tobey Rowe. Exhibit runs daily 10 am to 7 pm and closes Friday at seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Bath
Phyllis Brownell Burditt
Pauline Potter
Alice Jaffe
Marion Palmer
Edith B. Horne
Phillip Miller
Lewis Gannon
William Eldridge
Earl F. Darby
Earle B. Lermond
Miss Meeker Probate Will Filed in Bath
The will of Miss Charlotte Isa bel Meeker who died October 25 in Bath was filed Tuesday in Sagadahoc County Probate. Public bequests include 1000 to Grace Church wardens and vestry, 300 to Bath Memorial Hospital, and 200 to Old Ladies Home. Other bequests total 1000 to William S. Shorey and 1000 to Harry L. Day. the rest to a brother and sister, nieces, nephews, and former employees. First National Bank of Bath named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Isabel Meeker
Bath
Sagadahoc County
All Day Session Of South End P T A
South End P T A held an all day meeting on Washington Street with Red Cross sewing and two quilts completed. A pot luck luncheon preceded business talks about the Bath Cooperative association for bringing high class music talent to Bath. The Christmas sale is set for December 12 with a baked bean supper, committee appointments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End P. T. A
Washington Street
Red Cross
G. Baer Connard
Bath Cooperative Association
Bath
Halloween Party at Hibbs Home Hosts and Guests
A Halloween party Saturday evening at 1330 Washington Street hosted by Dr. and Mrs. George Hibbs featured Judith Hibbs and friends Mary Lewis and Gloria Young as co hosts. Mrs. Edmund Arsenault led games and prizes and distributed horns and favors as guests unmasked before refreshments. Attendees included Luella Fuller Arline James Beverly Lewis Frances Kerwin Edmund Arsenault Jr James Arsenault Robert and Richard Arsenault twins Richard McDonald Robert Fuller Frances McDonald Donald Footer Joseph Hibbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hibbs
Washington Street
Judith
Mary Lewis
Gloria Young
Edmund Arsenault
Luella Fuller
Arline James
Beverly Lewis
Frances Kerwin
Edmund Arsenault, Jr
James Arsenault
Robert
Richard Arsenault
Richard McDonald
Robert Fuller
Francis McDonald
Donald Footer
Joseph Hibbs
Car Crash Near Cook's Corner Injures Bath Group
Omer Bertrand, 26, of Bath employed by Hyde Windlass Co., was severely injured when his Oldsmobile coupe skidded off the Bath Brunswick highway near Cook's Corner Saturday evening. Companions Richard Footer, 17, and William Holm, 23, suffered minor injuries while Eleanor Estes, 19, sprained an ankle. Holm was the only occupant at the scene when State Police arrived. Estes and Footer were treated at Brunswick hospital, Bertrand at Bath hospital. Police say the car was traveling at an excessive speed and passed two cars before leaving the road. it is unclear if a second damaged vehicle found nearby was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Bertrand
Bath
Hyde Windlass Co
Eleanor Bertrand
Bath-Brunswick
Cook's Corner
Richard Footer
Washington Street
William Holm
Middle Street
Eleanor Estes
Roger Whitmore
Holm
Estes
Footer
Brunswick Hospital
Bertrand
Bath Hospital
Whitmore
Coach Stanley Stutz Discusses Basketball And Health
Stanley Stutz former Rhode Island college star and Morse high faculty member spoke to the Winter Street Fireside club on basketball at Rhode Island college and conditioning for health. Cider and doughnuts followed. A Colby deputation team plans a Nov 14 15 visit with social and church services. Next week’s meeting will cover youth freedom with Verna Wallace and Natalie Perkins in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Stutz
Rhode Island
Morse High School
Winter Street
Stutz
Rhode Island College
Colby
Bath Pilgrim Fellowship
Verna Wallace
Natalie Perkins
Council of Ten Members Sets Apprenticeship Standards
The council of ten members encourages inclusion in contracts of apprenticeship and approves all trade standards and agreement types meeting minimum council guidelines. It maintains an apprentice register for statistics, issues completion certificates, and mediates differences between apprentices and employers. It works with educational authorities and agencies to establish minimum standards and draw up apprentice agreements across trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Det
Halloween scavenger hunt and barn dance hosted by Miss Betty Robson
Miss Betty Robson of Western Avenue hosted a large group for a Halloween scavenger hunt and barn dance with decorations by Miss Dorothy Johansen and music from an electric Victrola. Attendees included Eileen Rogers, Charlene Rogers, Louise Sullivan, Mary Stephen, Diana Greenlaw, Irma Bennett, Shirley Stiles, and others plus Mrs. Henry Marsh of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Robson
William Robson
Western Avenue
Dorothy Johansen
Eileen Rogers
Charlene Rogers
Louise Sullivan
Mary Stephen
Coonstance Staples
Diana Greenlaw
Irma Bennett
Shirley Stiles
Robert Tabor
James Far
Frank Dingley
Scott Holmes
Feene Ok Dickshorne
Ward Jones
Lawre Gallagher
Graydon Smith
Richard Smith
William Wetherbee
Henry Marsh
Brunswick
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Elizabeth MacDonald
John L. MacLellan
Upper Washington Street
E. B. Clark
St. Petersburg
Fla
Louise Bucknam
New York
Fred B. Clark, Jr
Governor's Island
Harry Knight
Winneganee
Waterville Hospital
Margaret Reisinger
Nevada
Iowa
Roscoé P. McFadden
Carrie Hall
Della Farrar
Fred L. Carlton
Sagadadoc Ferry
Guy Hosmer
Bath Iron Works
Hosmer
Small Point
Henry Hartleb
Donald Stewart
Pearl Street
Memorial Hospital
Clinton Childs
Donald Peter Childs
Eugene Footer
Hyde Park Terrace
Arthur Sewall
J. McInnes
Joseph Williams
Valley Road
Joseph Thibodeau
Green Street
Greenville
Raymond Hatch
Delbert Hatch
U. S. Air Corps Service
Ayer
Charles L. Kinney
Beacon Street
New York City
Bessie Beatty
Mutual Broadcasting
Wellington A. Moore
Weeks Street
Cape Elizabeth
Bartholomew O'Donnell
John D. Footer
San Francisco
Edward DeWick
Cleveland, O
F. B. Robust
Gail Laughlin
Henry W. Butler
High Street
Carrie Pye
William W. Hosmer
Maine
Paul Cushman
Arlington, Va
John Howe
Archie E. Doyle
North Street
Lewiston
Doyle
Timothy F. Donovan
W. H. Doyle
William Lewis
Richard
Mr. Lewis
John Dowling
Shaw Street
Ardenne McFadden
Mercie McFadden
Bedford Street
U S. Navy
McFadden
George Fisher
Joan
George,Jr
Edgecomb
Ralph Gorham
Round Pond
Elizabeth
Gorham
Torrey’s
Eleanor R. Thibodeau
Annie Bristol
Mary P. Hill
Hannah Hill
Topsham
Irma Farrar
Elmer Hodgkins
Paul G. Bagdikian
Robert Alan
Duncan Bragg
Norman Seekins
Ralph Seekins
Joseph H. Hynes
Everett Pinkham
Clyde Pinkham
Earl Livingstone
Everett, Mass
Hynes
Kenneth Pinkham
David Cassie
Harry W. Berry
Gregware
Archie Wishart
John
Oliver Street
Braintree, Mass
Mr. Wishart
Donald F. Wishart
Walter Guay
Howard
South Portland
Guay
Todd-Bath Iron Shipbuilding Corp
Irene Lamb
Gilbert Beaty
Willis
Sadie Dowling
Boston
Miss Dowling
New Eng. Tel. & Tel
Robert G. Hamblett
Edward B. Hamblett
Pratt Street
Fort Devens
U. S. Army Air Corps
Earl Kimble
Horace Cannon
Greenland
N. H
Margaret Adams
Roy Harmon
Harmon
Ernest Stanwood
J. D. Eastman
Harpswell
Gordon Lake
John Johnson
U. S. O. Hall
B. I. W. Women’s Auxiliary
Navy
S Wee
Morris Libby
Marshall
Arthur McDonald
Augusta
Eliotville
H. Martin Powers
Warren S. Marks
190
Hardings
Arthur L. Marks
Rockland
David S. Henderson
North Bath
James Clappison
Matawamkeag
Elisha Bridges
Marion
Popham Beach
Raymond G. Putnam
Central Church Parsonage
Mansfield, O
Elwyn Owen
Vernon M. Mattson, Jr
Vernon Mattson
Phillips Lane
Newtonville
Naval Aviation
Flight Selection Board
Causeway Street
Mattson
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Newton High School
Tilton Junior College
LeRoy Colby
Blaine House
Chester Totman
Herbert Knight
Watertown
Kenneth L. Drake
USN
Newport
R. I
Wentworth Institute
Elwood
Forrest
Great Lakes
Ill
Harmon O. Barter
Harold Conley
Bowdoinham
Park Street
Central Maine General Hospital
Robert A. Sims
Charles R. Sims
Frederick Duprey
U.S.N.R
Stillman Duprey
Hinckley Street
New London
Conn
Sara Barter
Boothbay Harbor
Charles E. Hewitt
Edwin Hanks
East Greenwich, Conn
Forrest Lewis
Andrews Road
WOR
Todd
Mary Cunningham
FR. Maney
Devens
BOY Scouts
U.S.O. Center
Grace Church
Hospital
Old Ladies’ Home
South End
P.T.A
Judith Hibbs
Cook's
Morse High
Names Council OF Ten Members