Armistice Day service set for First Congregational Church
On Sunday morning Rev 11 will lead the annual union Armistice Day service at the First Congregational church at 11 o clock with Rev Cornelius E Clark LHD new superintendent of the Congregational Christian Conference of Maine as preacher. Local patriotic groups invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Cornelius E. Clark
LHD
Oliver Powell
National Pilgrim Fellowship
Raymon B. Sherman
Lincoln Home
Newcastle
Woolwich Community Church Notices and Local Happenings
Woolwich Center Baptist church holds 10 am service with Mrs J M Gowdey sermon Doing What You Cant. B Y F meets 6 45 pm led by Robert Baker. Dedication of flags and new hymn books at 7 30 with special music. Various area clubs and residents host meetings and visits including Day's Ferry Union service at 10 30 am with Rev Milliken and Thelma Overlock. Deputy and family news noted.
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Woolwich Center
J. M. Gowdy
Harold Bailey
Westport Ferry
South Woolwich Volunteer Fire Society
Major
Robert Doe
Robert Sutter
Day's Ferry Community Club
Herbert Munsey
Woolwich Teachers’ Club
Sagadahoe Ferry
Louise Reynolds
Spaulding
Haley
Woolwich
Nequasset Church
William Fogg
Henry Dubar
Daisy Elwell
Mary Dodge
May Gilmore
Hazel Presley
Margaret Beck
Alice Baker
Ruth Dubar
William Robson
Genesta Carter
Eugene Beck
Orville Lozier
Maine Congregational Conference
World Order
Day's Ferry Congregational Church
Day's Ferry
Lowell W. Milliken
Thelma Overlock
All Souls Church
Bangor
Bath Nurses Guests In Wiscasset Home
A Bath Memorial hospital group visited Mr and Mrs Clarence Blagdon in Wiscasset for a birthday surprise dinner. Mrs Blagdon received a cake and gift as they celebrated with Halloween table decor and games. Nurses attending were Beulah Light Beatrice Crocker Beatrice Lowery Nellie McCabe Thayer Isabelle Golderman Ethel Blake Margie McDonald Florence Hunt Dorothy Brown two towns Bath and Boothbay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Berry
Judson Soule
Fred Soule
Waterville
Thayer's Hospital
U.S. S
Shea
Montsweag Road
Robert Case
Arkansas
John Finch
North Carolina
Harry H. Froehoff
Ohio
Langdon Reddingius, Jr
Erma Bennett
Bath
Berry
Woolwich
Col. Dummer Sewall
Arthur Colby
Academy Street
Percy Bailey
H. E. Wade
Frank Bailey
Donald S. Nichols
Billy Moore
USA
Maurice Hathorne
Murphy's Corner
J. M. Gowdey
Maine Baptist Convention Board
Halbert Condon
North Woolwich
Monmouth
Blanche Littlefield
Day's Ferry
Mrs. Robinson
South Portland
Thorpe House
Howard Trott
Bath Memorial Hospital
Clarence Blagdon
Wiscasset
Beulah Light
Beatrice Crocker
Beatrice Lowery
Nellie MceCabe
Thayer
Isabelle Golderman
Ethel Blake
Margie McDonald
Florence Hunt
Dorothy Brown
Boothbay
Woolwich Fire Alarm Signals Announced
Tuesday last Woolwich organized fire department with Clifford Gainsley as chief. A donated air raid siren from Bath Iron Works will be installed at Sagadahoc Motor Co. premises to alert Woolwich volunteers with a district coded whistle system and Tuesday 7.30 p.m. meetings.
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Woolwich
Clifford Gainsley
Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Sagadahoc Motor Co
Bath
Carlton
River Road
Sarah Carlton
Carver
Brunswick
Dresden
Gainsley
Wool
Sagadahoc Ferry
Day's Ferry
North
Woolwich River Road
Nequasset
Union Bridge
Town House
Middle Road
Grange Hall
Murphy's Corner
South
Bailey's Neck Road
Good Will Club Holds Annual Supper and Plans Weekly Events
The Good Will Club of Sagadahoc Ferry hosted a chicken and steak supper at Ye Old Bunny Cafe attended by nearly 40 members and guests. A Halloween touch appeared in serving containers as the group discussed a series of weekly hall parties and a public baked bean and salad supper on November 17, with Mrs. Edward V. Reed as chairman for the first event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marco Club
Masonic Hall
William Cossette
Leland Brown
Bernard McFadden
Robert Heigham
Vincent Reed
Good Will Club
Sagadahoc Ferry
Costello P. Hall
Edward V. Reed
Florence Carlton
Good Will
Oil stove blaze at 795 Middle street
An oil stove flooding ignited Thursday night about 11 o'clock in a room on the upper floor of a house at 795 Middle street. An alarm from Box 45 summoned firefighters who quickly extinguished the fire with little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Street
Box 45
West Bath sewing group aids Red Cross and community
The West Bath sewing group met at the grange hall to sew for the Red Cross. A surprise shower honored Mrs. Marvin Williams at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Williams of Bath. Various neighbors attended, with meals, games, and Halloween festivities noted.
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West Bath
Grange Hall
Red Cross
Melvin Comeau
Ann Rogers
Fred Larrabee
Edwin Haggett
Walter Marco
Francis Deehan
James Cooke
Fred Bubier
Earle Wing
Sidney Pendleton
Stanley Williams
Mary Stover
Albert White
Everett Waterman
Shirley Waterman
Joanne
Bobby
David Boudreau
John Larrabee
Charles
Richard Dunham
Dorothy
Howard Bubier
Albert
Patricia
Edna White
Joseph Larrabee
L. D. Rogers
James Lemont
Farm Bureau
Auburn
Garrett Galvin
Wilbur Hagan
Marshal Boudreau
Carroll Wing
Edward Yore
Lewistoft
Henry Charles
Natick
Mass
F. W. Larrabee
New Brunswick
Nathan Johnson
Richard
Rogue Bluff
Neal and
Pendleton
Kennard Johnson
Mona Cole
I. B. Neiley
Florence Neiley
Ralph H. McNary
Marblehead
John H. McNary
Roy Moore
Lawrence
Florida
Samuel Cole
Lewiston
Mr. Cole
Cole
Mrs. Larrabee
Augusta
Stanleigh
E. W. Haggett
Alpha Booker
George Booker
Warren Babbidge
Islesboro
Frank Magne
Portland
Boston
Rumford
Lannes Fuller
Larrabee's Grove
Stanley Wiliams
Walter Stewart
Bath
Peter Gagnon
Percy Holbrook
Lindell Chadbourne
Herbert Hopkins
Graydon Smith
USN
Smith
Lena Larrabee
Lawrence Perry
Livermore Falls
Fletcher Waterman
E. A. Litch
Bradenton
Fla
Woolwich bus line hearing draws 460 signatures
Woolwich residents weigh immediate bus service with 600 taxpayers in town signed petitions. A meeting with the Maine State Public Utilities Commission in Augusta is set for Tuesday at 2 30 p m to decide on a Woolwich bus franchise and route details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
the Times
Maine State Public Utilities Commission
Augusta
Woolwich Bus Line
Hubert W. Eldred
Bath City Hall
Woolwich Post Office
Day's Ferry
Nequasset Road
Ryan's Corner
Ryan's Corners
Taxpayers Budget Committee
Sasenoa Hall
Budget Committee Recommends Special Town Meeting for Bus Start
The Budget Committee urges the selectmen to call a special town meeting to ratify proposals allowing bus operations to begin promptly. Col Eldred, Waldo Hawthorne, and John Leonard are thanked for their efforts and for helping gather a petition signed by 80 percent of Woolwich residents.
Soap Bubbles Spark Bath Street Delights
Bath residents, young and old, enjoy a bubble blowing craze as a local chain store demonstrates a pipe and metal tube to produce colorful bubbles drifting through Front Street. Spectators chase and pop them, sharing amusement while Miss Alice Norris of the First National Bank takes a vacation break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Front Street
Alice Norris
First National Bank
BAY POINT NOTES ON BEACH SIGHTS AND LOCAL LIFE
Second Beaches show rocks gray with patches of green moss and white blossoms. Deer spotted on the shore, then vanished. Sympathy to the family of Herman Burns of Waldoboro. Local residents and visitors from Bath, Roosevelt NY, and Richmond share visits and dinners over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Burns
Waldobe
Burns
Maurice Burns
Ec’ Valley
H. O. Nash
Bath
H. A. Spinn
Robert Millson
Bobby
Miller
Roosevelt, N. Y
William Adams
George Gat
Pearl Perry Richmond
Miss Henrietta Potter Plans Move to St Petersburg
Miss Henrietta Potter of St Petersburg Florida will wed Win and will reside with her cousin Mrs Emily Potter Morgan in St Petersburg. Potter is employed at the Dexter Gift Shop run by a relative of the former Pendexter department store once in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Potter
St. Petersburg
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Donald B. MacMillan
Greenland
Boothbay Harbor
Bowdoin
Pearl Harbor
MacMillan
Washington
Navy Knox
Huntoon Hill Farm Bureau
Knox-Lincoln Farm Bureau
Willow Grange Hall
Jefferson
Harriet C. Jackson
Ella Dunton
Hattie Mosher
Olive Dow
Isabel Young
Arline Foye
Brown
Ida Shea
Gertrude Munsey
Harold Mayberry
Faylene Hunnewell
Mrs
Alan Hunnewell
Federal Street
Janet Safford
Marlene Washburn
Sherry Somes
Joan Johnson
Priscilla Colby
Joan Lewis
Beverly Main
Ronney Shea
Robert Hersom
Richard Dalton
Gordon Merry
Roger
Creamer
Frank A. Creamer
Harold Rines
Aroostook County
Mr. Banks
R. E. Farmer
Banks
Elm Lodge
Clarence A. Richards
Damariscotta
Richards
Granville Moulton
Charles E. Mason
Bradford Street
Stanley Dodge
John F. Jackson
Joseph E. Hubbard
American Bible — Society
Hubbard
Springfield
Scott G. Bailey
Clinton R. Bailey
Bailey
Udell Whitten
David
Stratton
Central Maine Power Co
Mabel Lewis
Churchill Street
Charles N. Sergiom
Catherine Pinkham
North Edgecomb
Ada Cunningham
Lee Street
Cunningham
Wyoming
Samuel B. Daggett
High Street
Lester Peters
Alna Road
Edward H. Crosman
Water Street
Lincoln
Cornell University
Crosman
George Crosman
South Gardiner
Herbert Shoppe
Josie Wardwell
Westport
Georgianna Silon Hooper
Cpl
Stanton Sherman
Pacific Area
California
Edgar Rankin S
Anna
May Berry
Orono
WGAN
Nny
Spor - the Stars Contest Partment
Portland 3
Maine
LBATH
Ole Bunny Cafe
Lorraine Price
Col
Nelson Rice
Fred Beaney
Albert Humphrey
Harry Fitch
Charles H. Hunnewell
Clarence Getchell
Maui Lincoln
Percy Marston
Arthur Orr
Mila Orr
Wave
Earl Dow
Harvey Greenlaw
Freeman Oliver
June Oliver
John Kelley
Polly Strout
Lawrence Putnam
Edward Burns
Harry Walters
Adelbert W Hall
Leah Strout
Nathan E. Coffin, Sr
Flossie M. Beals
LeRoy Sargent
John Perkins
Machias
Rufus W. Lombard
William Brownlow
Ralph Robinson
Brownlow
Oii Air Force
Robert C. van Amringe
Mr. Lombard
Georgia Etta
Robert Miller
Roosevelt, Y
Chester Miller
Robert Fry
Massachusetts
Raphael Higgins
U. S. Veterans
Patpate
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