Halloween Party Attendees in Memorial Gym Lifted by PTA
A large group of children attended a Halloween party at Memorial Gym sponsored by the Parent-Teacher's club with Mrs. Lucille Shea as chairman. A parade was canceled due to rain. Refreshments were served in the school cafeteria. The 40 and 8 club of the American Legion plans to initiate 21 new members with ceremonies and a parade at 1 a.m. involving local drum and baton groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Gymnasium
Lucille Shea
The
American Légion
Legion Hall
Bath Drum and Ruvle
Wiscasset
Bath Corns
Pendleton
Main Street
Brunewick
Bow- Aanin College
Jed Colby
Narties
Harry Sheng
Stephen Pitcher
Weston
Roy'ston Hutrhcine
Richard Hiesine
Ted Cathy
Timenaln Trodae
AF & AM
Tosnectinn
Moose Hit By Truck On Route One In Woolwich
A moose was struck by a Boston and Rockland truck on Route 1 in Woolwich around 3 am Thursday. The driver said the animal dragged away and headed north, with tracks and hair found later but no sign of the moose. Wiscasset Game Warden noted possible two animals in the area and the moose leaped a fence, suggesting limited injuries. The truck had minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Boston
Rockland
Bath
Merle Niles
William Gordon
Wiscasset
Bath-Woolwich
Band Boosters Meet At Huse School Monday
Plans for Band Aid Day were reviewed at Huse Memorial school with Band Boosters. Committees for rummage sale, food sale and supper were formed for the February event. John DeWitt performed solo True Love and a flute duet by Bobby Allen and Jill Olsen entertained attendees. Refreshments were provided by Dwinal Cornish and John DeWitt. Cecil V. Rowland to lead December program. refreshment chairs named Mrs. Stanley Wallace and Mrs. Wallace Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huse Memorial School
Stanley Hunter
Raymond Kelley
Raymond Kelley. the Entertainment Included A Solo, “True Love
John DeWitt
Bobby Allen
Jill Olsen
Dwinal Cornish
Cecil V. Rowland
Stanley Wallace
Wallace Power
First Baptist Sewing Circle Meets October 28
The Ladies Sewing Circle of the First Baptist church had its largest attendance of the season at an all day meeting in the church vestry. Members tacked quilts in the morning while a noon luncheon was served. gifts were given to Lucy Brown and Mabel Ansert on their birthdays. Vice President Stella Hart led the afternoon session. Ida Foye attended as a guest and Florence Jenkins returned after several weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First. Baptist Church
Martha Hall
Elsie Crosby
Lucy Brown
Mabel *Ansert
Stella Hart
Ida Foye
Florence Jenkins
Woolwich Grange Notes Include Banquet and Awards
Sagadahoc and Kennebec counties held a banquet in Portland with state officers. The Woolwich grange installed officers at a bake beans supper led by State Deputy Leslie Lathe. The group won sixth in the Upstair and fifth in Downstair exhibits at the Topsham fair, netting 150 dollars for the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange
Leslie Lathe
Kennebec County
Marion Chubbuck
David Barter
Stewart
Harvey G. Chubbuck
Clyde Bailey
Rose Hathorne
Marion Hanson
Patricia Tipsword
Fred Hathorne
Ceres
Alberta Bailey
Pomona
Auta Munsey
Flora
Janet Bailey
Beatrice Bailey
Jacqueline Durgan
Harvey Chubbuck
Doris Haley
Baptist Church
Opportunity Farm
Clarence Tanner
Joseph Larrabee
Shirley Carleton
Woolwich Community Notes and Local Visits
The Community club house held a Tuesday meeting to plan Christmas activities. Woolwich P T A announces a public bake beans supper at Central school on Saturday evening November 9. Personal items note several residents at Bath Memorial Hospital and Osteopathic hospital in Portland. Many local residents are listed visiting, hunting trips, weekend hosts, and travel plans including a Fort Belvoir training for Keith Jameson. Maine State Grange session in Portland referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Chubbuck
Woolwich Grange
Maine Styte Grange
Portland
Hershall Newsom
National Grange
Edmund Muskie
Clinton A. Clauson
Clauson
Sagadahoc
Kennebec County
Chamber of Commerce
Portland City Hall
Elaine Fraser
Maine
Linda Mills
Gorham State Teachers College Glee Club
Marian Andrews
Woolwich P. T. A
Central School
Jody Hodgdon
David Hodgdon
Woolwich Center
Bath Memorial Hospital
Edward H. Murphy
Chopps Point Road
Edward Murphy
Chopps Point
Osteopathic Hospital
Dale Chadbourne
Richard Chadbourne
North Woolwich
John Leonard
Earl Morse
Freedom
Ethel Bigelow
Dedham
Mass
Frank Reynolds
Old State Road
Popham Beach
Roland Bailey
Mountain Road
Bath Iron Works
Lawrence Edwards
John Gordon
Sagadahoc Ferry
Lewiston
Harrison Tipsword
Danny
David Barter
New Vineyard
Merle Jameson
Keith
United States Army
Fort Belvoir
Keith Jameson
Son Bentley
Woolwich
Henry Wright
William Wright
Ocean Point
Omar Gerish
South Portland
Irving Miller
Woodville
Miller
Woodrow Miller
Clarence Getchell
Bernard Bailey
Montsweag Road
Haley Simpson
Wiscasset
Millbridge
Howard Ball
Judson Soule
Hyde Windlass Co
Maine Medical Center
Donald Strout
Harold Strout
Woolwich Central School
Haverhill
Bailey
Eliza Tanner
Ruth Betts
Providence
R. I
Victor Knight
Florida
Clyde Bailey
Edward Belanger
Maine State Grange
Christmas Fair Plans by Beacon Street WSCS
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Beacon Street Methodist plans a Christmas fair titled A Country Store with a Dec 1 tea and sale of Christmas articles and a Dec 2 lobster salad supper for remaining items. Guest Mrs Granville M Colby spoke on slides. Maynard Leach presided, and a worship service led by Mrs Frederick L Niles followed evening lessons on the Ten Commandments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Granville M. Colby
Maynard Leach
Frederick L. Niles
Spiritual Life
Frederick Wentworth
Niles
John Howe
William Shea
Arrowsic Birthday Bridge Club Honors and Visitors
Arrowsic bridge club met at Mrs. Zina Eaton’s home with nine members and substitutes joining for an eventful gathering. Prize winners were Mrs. Edward Coombs, Mrs. Edward Johnson, and Mrs. Karl Rosenwald. The Thimble club met at Mrs. Rosenwald’s with a Halloween table. the Arrowsie square dance was postponed to November 6. Various visits, meals, and hospitality noted among Bath Brunswick area residents with several hosted by Rosenwald, Drummond, and related families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birthday Bridge Club
Zina Eaton
Ralph Steene
Karl Rosenwald
Norman Drummond
Elbridge Wright
Herbert Craige
Edward Johnson
Edward Coombs
Archie Wishart
Maurice Shea
Wilbur Crocker
Perley Ater
Carl Langbehn
Roy Loeschner
Arthur Bourque
Andrew Black
Earl Coombs
Rosenwald
Arrowsie Square
Spinney Mill Road
John Calabrese
Roland Peterson
George Schmidt
Freda Leeman
Lewiston
Horatio, Baker
Mabel Philbeck
Bluff Head
Peter Woodbury
Bedford
N. H
Spinney Mill
Judge Woodbury
Boston
Gertrude Wirta
Douglas
Everett
Mediterranean
Lillian Brush
Orono
Norman, Drummond
Warren F. Hawley Jr
Brush
Mental Health Association
Bath-Brunswick
North Whitefield
Billy Phinney
Arrowsie
North Grammar School
Billy
Wilson
YMCA
Bath
Turner Center
William Gagnon
Labrador
Lincoln Lodge Plans For An Active Season
Lincoln Lodge IOOF begins an active season with new officers Edwin Small Oscar King Robert Newman James Knight and Cedric Sukeforth installed. Three members admitted by card eight by initiation. weekly degrees planned for two months with first at Brunswick and second at Bath. additional work at Warren and Richmond lodges. Supper served. public invited to Monday events. several members to attend Archie M Clark reception in Millinocket. Maine snow averages 44 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lodge Ioof
Edwin Small
Oscar King
Robert Newman
James Knight
Cedric Sukeforth
Brunswick
Bath
Warren
Richmond
Smith-Tobey Post
American Legion
the Legion Hall
Lincoln Lodge
Archie M. Clark
Grand Lodge
Millinocket
Committees Named At Meeting Of West Bath Grange
The West Bath Grange held a Monday meeting with a varied program and new committees named for the coming year. Members heard speeches on education for girls and saw readings, vocal solos, and musical selections by local members including Mattie Collins, Jack Preney, and Linda Bailey. Master Alton Collins appointed committees for dining, house, reception, floral, benevolent, youth, ticket, home economics, juvenile, and degree work with listed chairmen and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Melvin Pratt
Linda Bailey
Elmira Jones
John Ltowe
Alton Collins
State Grange
Portland
Alice Johnson
Alice Smith
Marion Farnsworth
D. Wallance MacDonald
Charles Soule
Richard Crown
Marshall Boudreau
Lawrence Palmer
Joseph Larrabee
Alex Burgess
Stanley Hunter
Persis Miller
Allen
Mattie Collins
Harvesters
John
Thelma Sylvester
Fountain Fund Committee To Meet Thursday
The Bath Garden club calls a 7:30 p.m. meeting of its Zorach fountain fund committee at Stonehouse Farm Whiskiag road hosted by Mrs. Arthur Sewall. Advisory board members, campaign workers, and garden club members are urged to attend. Prof Philip Beam and Carl Schmalz will be present to hear reports and plan the next campaign phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zorach
Robert Coates
New Yorker Magazine
William Zorach
Whitney Museum
New York
Guggenheim Museum
Coates
Old-Fashion Cooking School on Thursday
Final plans by Mrs. Charles FE Hewitt Jr and committee with Central Maine Power Co for an Old-Fashioned Cooking school titled News and Foods at Morse High School auditorium Thursday evening Nov 5 at 7 30. Tickets from Bath Memorial Nurses Alumnae Association fund raise for Bath Memorial Hospital Development Fund medical supply room in the new wing. Homemakers urged to attend for food choice and prep tips with prizes and foods prepared to be given away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FE. Hewitt, Jr
Home Service
Central Maine Power Co
Morse High School
Bath Memorial Nurses Alumnae — Association
Bath Memorial Hospital Development Fund
New
Masters golf tourney set for April at Augusta National
The 1960 Masters golf tournament is scheduled from April 7 to 10 at Augusta National. Prominent players aim for the green jacket as the field competes on the famed course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta National Course
West Bath Visitors and Calls Highlight Weekend
West Bath residents hosted and visited relatives across nearby towns. Virgil Libby and family from Oakland stayed with Percy and Mrs Holbrook Friday. Calls were made by Daisy Kapt Brunswick Maud Camick Bath and others including Deehan Whitmore and Hughes families. Oliver Wass hospitalized at Togus Veterans Hospital received visits from Mrs Wass and Patricia and stopped by North Edgecomb on the way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Libby
Richard
Martha
David
Douglas
Charles
Oakland
Percy Holbrook
Daisy Kapt
Brunswick
Maud Camick
Smith
Bath
Francis Deehan
B. F. Whitmore
Gardiner
W Bath Fire Auxiliary Halloween Party Highlights Costume Prizes
The West Bath Fire Department Auxiliary held a Halloween party Thursday at Littlefield School on Berry's Mills Road with games and refreshments. Prizes went to Mrs Virginia Ambrose and Anthony Ouellette for origina l costumes and Edward Thompson along with Mrs Emily Reno in the doughnut eating contest. Committee chair Elizabeth Reno and members Harland Boynton and Roland Carlton organized the event. A game night is planned for November 12 at Mrs Anthony Ouellette's home, with prizes, guests, and a program at 8 p.m. The next Auxiliary meeting is scheduled for November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
John McPhail
J.“on Beal
Ernest Rogers
Marion Chubbuck
David Barter
Jacqueline Durgan
West Bath
Anthony Ouellette
Berry's Mills Road
Notable Visits and Life Updates From North Bath
A series of social notes from North Bath lists visitors such as Mrs. Clarence Seavey and Clarence Moore family in Reading Massachusetts, while local residents undergo hospital stays at Bath Memorial. Updates include Janice Moore joining weekend plans at Great Pond camp, Mrs. Edwin Hemingway's hospital recovery, and Philip Hall selling his house to move to Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Voorhees
Bath Memorial Hospital
Clarence Moore
Janice
Great Pond
Edwin Hemingway
Earl Wing
Winterport
J. Carroll Wing
Rose Lee Higgins
John DeGroot
C. W. Rogers, Inc
Henry G. Root
Littleton
Mass
Philip Hall
Bath
Beacon Street Fellowship Elects Officers Sunday
Diana Barter was elected president of the Beacon Street Methodist Youth Fellowship at its annual election. Margar et Mitchell was named vice president, Jo anne Bailey secretary, Carol Thomas treasurer, and Sherman Mitchell Jr in charge of worship. Peter Sigmundt, a Bowdoin College Finnish student, will be guest speaker next Sunday. Rev. Frederick L. Niles led the discussion on magazines on the stands. Diana Barter led the worship service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Barter
Beacon Street Methodist Youth Fellowship
Margaret Mitchell
Joanne Bailey
Carol Thomas
Sherman Mitchell
Peter Sigmundt
Bowdoin College
Frederick L. Niles
Brunswick woman treated after street collision
Mrs Dominique Paiement of Pollard street Brunswick wife of Colonial Cafe proprietor was treated briefly at hospital after walking into the rear of a passing car driven by Annie Belanger of Cherry street Investigating officer said the car was slowing for a traffic light at Washington and Center streets at the time of the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominique Paiement
Pollard Street
Brunswick
Colonial Cafe
Meee Caer
School
Washington Streets
Paiement
Annie R. Belanger
Cherry Street
Edmund Hagan
Washington
Center Streets
Richmond Emerson Lane Post Auxiliary Meeting Notes
The Richmond Emerson Lane Post Auxiliary of the American Legion met at Mrs. Simone LeBourdais home with supper before business. They planned a November 10 meeting at Pushard Guiou VFW hall on Main street and enjoyed a game party afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Lane Post Auxiliary
American Legion
Simone LeBourdais
Pushard-Guiou V.F.W. Hall
Main Street
Litchfield
Fourth District
Judy Thrower
Baptist Parsonage
Stanley Piepgrass
Rachael Varney
Piepgrass
Stanley Griffin
Alex Pinkham
Henry Francoeur
Harris Hutchins
Otis Chase
Neil Handren
New Meadows Yacht Club Halloween Party at Clubhouse
The New Meadows Yacht Club held a Halloween party at the clubhouse Saturday night with about 60 members and guests. Prizes went to Mrs. Robert Stone as Zorro and George Stimpson as Grandma Moses for best costumes. Albert Desmond won funniest. Music by Jack Preney's orchestra. refreshments served during intermission. Commodore John Bo Milins noted a future gathering in Bath, details to be announced. Decor included orange and black streamers, pumpkins and corn stalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Meadows
Lee Stevens
Vincent P Cavanaugh
Portland
Edward Hogan
Jack Preney
Hryarrs Deering, Jr
Woodrow Gras
John Bo Milins
Bath
Mullaney
Jack Barry
Minnie Brown
Everett Wallace
Second Grade Pupils Visit Patten Free Library
Second graders from Lillian Fisher school visited Patten Free Library during National Book Week. Bus transport brought the children to the library where they viewed displays and learned library manners from the children's room attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten Free
Roberta Steven
Lillian Fisher School
Patten Free Library
Ehililyed
Ey Rural
Sistoi Roxanne Ashton
Hyde Camp And Auxiliary Inspection Saturday Night
Hyde Camp and its Auxiliaries will be inspected Saturday evening at the GAR hall. A public supper is planned at 6 p.m. with Mrs. Mildred Osborne named general chairman and Mrs. Elthea Chandler in charge of the dining room. The Pot of Gold was won by Mrs. Chandler, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Senecal and Wanita Asdell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde
SUV
GAR
Mary Senegal
Orve
Mildred Osborne
Elthea Chandler
Dresden Students Celebrate Magazine Drive Winners
Josephi Lemarr led Bridge Academy in a magazine subscription drive earning a $100 sales citation and a Look merit award for the One Hundred Dollar club. Rev Michael Dugan of Gardiner spoke on scouting and outdoor life during visits to the academy. Other guests included Blaine Little, Sandra Lawrence, Gerald Sirois, Elizabeth Dunham, and local families connected to Dresden Mills and Bridgeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephi Lemarr
Bridge Academy
Michael Dugan
Gardiner
Blaine Little
Vernon Little
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Sandra Lawrence
Massachusetts
Gerald Sirois
Limestone A.F.B
Air Force
Two Beta Sigma Phi Chapters Plan Nov 28 Public Dance
Xi Beta and Theta chapters of Beta Sigma Phi discussed a public Thanksgiving dance for Saturday evening November 28 at a Tuesday meeting hosted by Xi Beta at Woolwich. They will coordinate with Theta chapter on November 9 to finalize plans, with proceeds benefiting Bath Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Beta
Theta
Beta Sigma Phi
Xi Beta Chapter
Sherwood Francis
Woolwich
Oscar R. Marsh
Corliss Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Serv A. Gallant
Catharine HE. Legard
Andrew Flaherty, Jr
Frank A. Gallaher
Augusta State Hospital
Old Ladies Home
Richard R. Raven
Legard
Paul B. Lemont
Bea con Street Methodist church school officers meeting
Officers and teachers of Bea con Street Methodist church school held an instruction and planning session at the parsonage. Rev. Frederick L. Niles outlined goals and resources while a nursery cradle roll department was formed with Mrs. Richard H. Towle as chair. Christmas program planning and duties for candy boxes and Santa visits were assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Frederick L. Niles
Richard HH. Towle
Herman Barter
Towle
George M. Carlton, Jr
Sherman Mitchell
Yartley Wilbur
Dwight Packard
Sherman H. Mitchell
Richard W. Towle
Hartles R. Wilbur
Chester Wright
Jeannette . Marshall
Carol Thomas
Mr. Wilbur
Arthur E. Tainter
Harold A. Leneh
Niles
Wilbur
Special Torah Presentation at Beth Israel Synagogue
Special services were held at Beth Israel Synagogue Sunday evening as a Torah was presented in memory of the Smith brothers' parents. Dr. Joseph Smith and Dr. Jacob Smith brought the Papyrus scroll, presented by President Abraham Kramer to Rabbi Berent of Lewiston, who spoke on the Torah's significance. The Rev. Mer. Nies of Portland conducted the reception ceremony. The Ladies Society, led by Mrs. Louis Petlock, served refreshments, with attendees from Portland, Brunswick and Augusta. The Parat is hand printed on parchment, prepared in the Holy Land by a noted scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Israel
Joseph Smith
Jacob Smith
Abraham Kramer
Berent
Lewiston
Mer. Nies
Portland
Ladies Society
Louis Petlock
Brunswick
Augusta
Holy Land
Lewiston Visit By Vrs Starvey Bergeron and Mrs Linglais
Mrs Starvey Bergeron of High street and Mrs Sylvia Linglais of Pearl street visited Lewiston on Tuesday to see patient Mrs Leo Kocsignal at St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrs
Starvey Bergeron
High Street
Sylvia Linglais
Pearl Street
Lewiston
Leo Kocsignal
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Marmoan Tothrook
Fare
Cnend
Tony Jordan
Landry Taving
Waterville
Cathy-Moing Fasthol
Thomas Rankin Cen
Fdear Rankin
Federal Street
University of Maine
Avons
Gerald Sharman
Connecticut
Sherman
Warald Show Jr
Hic Natatene
Huse School
First Baptist Sewing Circle
Jerome Bailey
Den
Gerald Galuza
Michael Gallant
Earl Hay
Dennis Youland
Bruce Woodman
Blaine Soule
Samuel Soule
Middle Road
North Woolwich Methodist Church
Frederic Niles
Clarence Baker
Gerald Hiersom
Craig Bennett
Glenys Bennett
Kem Murphy
Charles King
Carolyn
Wscs of
Beacon Street
Fountain Fund
W. Bath Fire Department
North
Clarence Seavey
Clarence Moore Jr
Charles Clapp
Reading
Harry Plummer
Beacon Street Fellowshp
Russell Ringe
Nashua
Lowell Savage
Merle Leavitt
Melvin Leavitt
Alton Leavitt
Endicott
Eugene Cook
Pleasant Street
Gardiner General Hospital
George Schools
New Meadows Yacht Club
Dresden
Elizabeth Dunham
Porthand
Sarasota, Fla
Harrietts
Carolyn Sheldon
Leslie A. Bailey
June
Dresden Mills
Bridgeton
Church School
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