Wiscasset social notes report club benefit and local changes
A luncheon bridge at Vacadia hosted by Mrs. Harold Englebrekt raised nearly 35 for the Woman's Club amid 15 tables of play. Prizes went to Bath residents and others. George E. Coleman resigns to join Christie Farms in Kingston New Hampshire. Community meetings include Wiscasset Academy trustees electing W Philip Munsey president and harvest supper plans at the Congregational vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacadia
Harold Englebrekt
Englebrekt
Woman's Club
Norman Howard
Fred Hayward
Bath
Herbert C. Beck
Chamberlain
Charles Sigison
Freeman D. Southard
Emmelyn Weeks
Harold Campbell
Sturgis Potter
Anna Cate
Lou Reed
William Frye
Frederick Fulton
Edmund J. Ingalls
Frank Gray
E. L. Tomlinson
Beatrice Nichols
George E. Coleman
Maine
Christie Farms
Kingston
N. H
Coleman
Peabody, Mass
University of New Hampshire
Lincoln Lodge of Masons
Wiscasset
Brunswick Rotary Club
New Hampshire
First Congregational Church
George C. Chiera
Wiscasset Academy
Herbert W. Hawes
W. Philip Munsey
Organ Society
Congregational
Marco Club
Vincent Reed
Bath Road
Robert Graffam
Stanley Dodge
Curtis Pearson
George E. Millard
Douglas Schmal
Reed
St. Philip’s Parish House
Dailey Todd Wedding Held At Home On Sunday
Miss Beatrice M. Todd daughter of Mrs Alfie Todd Winthrop and William Dailey son of Mrs Elmer Dailey Auburn wed at 8 p m Saturday in the home of Mr and Mrs Stanley Fraser 489 Middle Street Rev E T French officiated The double ring ceremony beneath hemlock arch with candles Attendants were Mr and Mrs Fraser The bride wore a white net gown trimmed with ivory satin The couple will reside at 362 Front StreetBoth attended Auburn schools and Edward Little High. she has worked in Bath he is employed at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice M. Todd
Alfie Todd
Winthrop
William Dailey
Elmer Dailey
Auburn
Stanley Fraser
Middle Street
E. T. French
Mrs. Fraser
Ada M. McConnell
R. N
Red Cross
Bay Point
Aliie Hinckley
Sagadahoc
Forrest Drake
Massachusetts
Capt
Edgar Drake
Birchwood
Mary Steadman
Cambridge
Mass
Steadman
Edward Thorne
Todd- Bath Iron Works
South Portland
Patten
North Woods
Thorne
Robert Fry
Daniel Pettingill
First Baptist Church of
Georgetown
F. Koehlwetter
Carrie Oliver
West Bath Sewing Group Celebrates L D Rogers Birthday
West Bath guests gather for a 24 member sewing club meeting. Mrs L D Rogers receives gifts a birthday cake silk stockings and candy with her birthday noted as November 9. The group plans a November 18 meeting and a December 2 session in local schools.
Funeral Services for Edwin C Patten of Topsham
Funeral services for Edwin C Patten of Topsham were held at Laws Funeral Home Brunswick with Dr. Thompson Ashby officiating. A Masonic service followed by United Lodge of Brunswick, past master Patten. Burial at Riverview Cemetery Tops ham. Several out of town relatives attended from Boston Lisbon Auburn Bath Harpswell Woonsocket R I Lis bon Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Patten
Topsham
Laws Funeral Home
Brunswick
Thompson Ashby
First Parish Congregational Church
United Lodge of
Patten
William Farrar
Harold Pratt
George Blanchard
Harry Rackley
Riverview
Clyde Patten
George Patten
Boston
Frank Gowell
Cora Gowell
Lisbon
Vincent Canhaim
Auburn
Everett Aldrich
Woonsocket
R. I
John Minott
Bath
Fred Joyce
Lisbon Falls
William Fortin
Henry Allen
Harpswell
Woolwich Notes Celebrate Oct Birthday and Local Events
Captain David G Reed marked his 89th birthday on October 28 while community groups held Halloween parties, club meetings and social gatherings across Day's Ferry. Prizes were awarded to 4 H girls at Windsor and Topsham Fairs, and residents shared visits, hospital updates and travel plans involving Bath Augusta Sagadahoc and Olympia Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Reed
Florence Temple
Wayne S. Rich
Lewiston
Windsor
Topsham
Marjorie Maybury
Avis
Eleanor Carter
Mary Lou
Hopestill
Hepsibah Reed
Roberta Armstrong
Harold Maybury
Mothers Club
Day's Ferry
Chopps School Improvement League
Teachers Club
Pleasant View School
Jessie B. Spaulding
Spaulding
Charlotte Buck
Christian Endeavor
Union
Day's Ferry Community Club
J. W. Reed
James Thorpe
Betty Preble
William Raynes
Burton Hodgkins
John
Augusta
Eben Dana
Dana
Lucian Berry
Hebron
Berry
Alvin Berry
Dana Lot
Benjamin Welch
Barbara Dana
South Portland
Chester Howe
Constance
Cape Elizabeth
Wilbur Howe
Delmar Trott
Geraldine
Waterville
Samuel Hathorne
Bath Memorial Hospital
Maria Savage
Ellen Savage
Ralph Savage
Harold Roberts
Mason Carter
Eleanor
Jane
Richmond
Frank Prescott
Stanley
Rockland
Edward V. Reed
Sagadahoc Ferry
Elwood Howe
Georgiaville
R. I
Maxine Walker
Swampscott
Mass
Frank J. Walker
Fred Brown, Jr
Ralph Rice
Portland
George Farnham
Sagadahoec Ferry
Olympia
Wash
Albert Clarke
Calvin Farnham
Boeing Aircraft Factory
LeRoy Lord
Upper Washington Street
Bath Iron Works
Lord
Central Church Men Hear Of Housing Project
The Central church Men's Club met at the Parish house for a supper and program led by Walter Olsen. S. M. Werner described the Defense Housing project in Perry's field, West Center Street, noting 56 brick units for 200 families with three to five rooms, hot air heat, no basements, and early occupancy hoped for in January depending on sewerage approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Judge Deering
Ed Cummings
Lawrence Low
Walter Olsen
Ry Page
Edward J. McMann
S. M. Werner
Defense Housing
Perry's Field
West Center Street
Local church visit members of Sagadahoc party
Roy Sargeant of Sagadahoc Ferry, with Mr and Mrs Edward Reed and Mrs Costello P Hall and Mrs Charles Hunnewell, enjoyed Sunday in Monmouth. They met Rev Charles P Brown, toured Woolwich and Augusta, then tea with the governor’s wife at Blaine House. Woolwich Union for Christian Service plans a Thursday supper at Good Will club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward V. Reed
Reed
Costello P. Hall
Charles H. Hunnewell
Sagadahoc Ferry
Methodist Church
Monmouth
Charles P. Brown
Union Churches
Christian Service
Woolwich
Brown
Augusta
Capital
Sumner Sewall
Blaine House
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Good Will
Pearl Reed
Miss Robie speaks on social work in Phippsburg
Miss Frances Robie director of Social and Religious Work in Phippsburg addressed the Bath Ministers Association at Central church parish house. She described programs in Small Point Popham Beach Parker Head Sebasco Winneganee and Phippsburg Center with church services and Sunday schools. Transportation remains a major challenge for families with cars. The group planned the Union Thanksgiving service for Wednesday night November 19 at 7 30 in Beacon Street church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Robie
Phippsburg
Ministers Association
Central Church Parish House
Miss Robie
Small Point
Popham Beach
Parker Head
Sebasco
Winneganee
Phippsburg Center
Bay Point social notes and local updates in Bath region
Bay Point residents and workers on a government dredging project hosted a birthday party at Master Man cottage on Bay Point. The report notes heavy rains, washed out roads, full wells, and Echo Valley lowlands being filled. Local residents attended Halloween and visits featured Ada McConnell R N, Mrs Fry, Mrs Hinckley, and others with hunting trips and church duties described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnebec
Masterman Cottage
Bay Point
Howard Trussel
Woolwich
H. A. Spinney
Echo Valley
Oliver
Georgetown Road
James Oliver
Leo Pertell
Stone School House
Bath
England
Robert Fry
Cedar Grove
R. A
Brotherhood Names New Committees at Shipyard Meeting
Independent Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers held a special meeting at the union hall 810 Washington street to appoint new committees for the Hardings plant including Plate shop E Stanley Robinson Stanley Comeau Fred Smith Layout department Robert Young Carl Meister Fred Merchant Assembly Linwood White President James W. Harkins spoke on plant conditions and the negotiating committee led by Frank Dingley outlined action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers
Union Hall
Washington Street
Hardings
E Stanley Robinson
Stanley Comeau
Fred Smith
Robert Young
Carl Meister
Fred Merchant
Assembly
Linwood White
James W. Harkins
Frank Dingley
Brotherhood
Bath Iron Works Corp
Morse High School
Arthur G. Oliver
Harkins
John R. Newell
Henry P. Welch Retires After 50 Years at Bangor News
Henry P. Welch left the Bangor News office carrying his composing rule after a 50 year and three month career in journalism. He plans to retire on a well earned pension and will visit respectfully but not return as an employee. Welch was known for a friendly personality and was regarded as one of New England's best printers, leaving a void in the newspaper office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Welch
Bangor News
New England
Calfskin pocketbook linked to Washburn family war warrant
Charles E. Washburn of Dover oxcrofts preserves a century old Calfskin pocketbook that once belonged to his grandfather Moses H. Washburn. It contains a war warrant issued to the second regiment and first brigade leader, signed by Col Ichabod W. Mitchell of Milo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Washburn
Doveroxcrofts
Moses H. Washburn
Col. Ichabod W. Mitchell
Milo
Bath to Test Mouth Health Education in Schools
Dr. Philip W. Woods and Florence Porter discuss using Bath schools as a field trial for mouth health education from junior primary to eighth grade. The program aims to integrate into regular health courses and align with the State P T A dental clinic work. It covers mouth hygiene, toothbrushing, nutrition, oral structures, and links to general health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip W. Woods
State Bureau of Health Division For Dental Hygiene
Florence Porter
Bureau
Bath
City Hall
Woods
Porter
John Parker
Ruth W. Henry
R.N
Marjorie Boucher
P.T.A
Personal notes from Brunswick hospital and local gatherings
Miss Susanne White daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce H M White of Topsham is a patient at Brunswick hospital after an appendicitis operation. Raymond M Clark of Upper Washington street sits up at Osteopathic hospital in Portland after a second operation. Miss Barbara Ross of High street returned from Louisville Kentucky and flew to New York after a visit with Mrs Walter N Wilhelm. Private Francis L Sullivan stationed with Headquaters Company 32nd Division Armored Regiment L at Camp Polk Louisiana arrived to spend furlough with his mother Mrs Harry C Sullivan. An Episcopal clergy and laymen meeting at Christchurch parish house Gardiner preceded by supper was attended by Rev C M Tubbs Fred P Shaw Harry L Day and Eliot A Fuller representing Grace church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelliher
Jean Bailey
Woman's Club
Cyril Rousefield
Kiang-Si
Horace Wade
Sarah Bagley Wright
Damariscotta
Charles E. Cowley
W. Seaver Warland
Red Cross
Maud Clarke Gay
Waldoboro
Federal Street
Harry Packard
South Paris
Frank H. Gray
Water Street
Zina Davis
Harvey R. Pease
Harry Bradford
Brunswick
Augusta
Carl Elliot
Toledo
Bucksport
Leon G. Flood
Bangor
Brewer
Daniel Ames
West Anna
William Hunter
Admiral W. P. Robert
Philips House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Melville Dickinson
Haverhill
Mass
Edna Pomeroy
Haggett's
Elinor Pomeroy
Boston
Susanne White
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
Brunswick Hospital
Raymond M. Clark
Upper
Washington Street
Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
Barbara Ross
High Street
Louisville
Walter N. Wilhelm
Martha Cahill
Bath
Ross
New York
Francis L. Sullivan
32Nd Division
Armored Regiment
Camp Polk
Harry C. Sullivan
Liberty Street
Christchurch
Gardiner
C. M. Tubbs
Fred P. Shaw
Harry L. Day
Eliot A. Fuller
Grace Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donald Getchell
Mrs
Newman Getchell
U. S
Ord
Camp Blanding
Fort McPhearson
Avis Foye
Miles Memorial Hospital
A. R. Cormack
Eva Brash
Arlington
B. F. Blagdon
Leon Sonia and Sons Junior
Sammy
Dow Stewart
Donna
Barbara
Alan
Herbert Pashard
Llewellyn Delano
Sheepscot Road
Josephine Foye
Don Shea
Russell Lewis
Marold Shea
Wisecasset Grain Co
Richard Maloy
Herbert Barrett
Dailey
Todd
Maine State Liquor Commission
Fairfield
Frank H. Holley
Brewers and Maine Beer Distributors Committee
Congress Building
THE
United Brewers Industrial Foundation
West Bath
Verna Cooke
William Holland
Home Defense
West Bath P. T. A
Lowell School
Littlefield School
Percy Walker
Lancaster
Leon Felker
Joseph Bellmore
Yvonne
Richard
A. B. Snow
Freeport
Ada Wilson
Abbie Merriman
Llewellyn Rogers
L. D. Rogers
Florence A. Neilley
Hayden Rogers
Nancy
Bingham
Twin County Farm Bureau
East Auburn
Robert van Amringe
Rufus Lombard
Lombard
Walter Larrabee
Topsham and Sons
William
Joseph
David
Larrabee
F. W. Larrabee
Lawrence Palmer
Larrabee’s Grove
Cook's Corner
Fred J. Rose
Maynard Carlton
Nell Whitmer
J. W. Larrabee
Rose
Soil Conservation
Nellie Babkirk
Stockholm
Edward Burns
Foster’s Point
Wilbert Small
Loring D. Small
Beachmont
Colonial Theatre
Boston Gardens
J.B. Cook
Roxbury
E. C. Patten
Highland Lodge
Dead River
Kennebec Lumber Company
Charles V. Kihlmire
Highland Mill
Kihlmire
Blaine Wiles
Lexington Plantation
Lauriston Howes
Walter Boynton
Werner Speaker
Roy Sargeant
Ladies’ Auxiliary and Men's Forum of
John Gilmore
Nequasset
OF Bath
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Full
the Times CO
Front Street
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