Miss Donna Rose Stewart Weds Dale Hodgkins in Bath Home
Miss Donna Rose Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald A Stewart and Dale Joseph Hodgkins of Bath were married Saturday morning at the Graustuck home. The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev Martin V B Sargent. The couple will reside at 12 Peak Street Bath after a wedding trip to South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Rose _ Stewart
Donald A. Stewart
Pear Street
Dale Joseph Hodgkins
Bath
Paul J. Graustuck
High Street
Martin v. B Sargent
Winter Street Congregational Church
Dacron
Nelson L. Horridge
South Carolina
Peak Street
John McLain
Castine
Cundys Harbor
Rachel
Avis Noble
Kenneth Noble
Ridge Road
Frances Coombs
Adams
Yarmouth
Myrtie Cutler
Myron Heenie
Mabel Heenie
Verda Colgan
James Colgan
Kerry
Arlington
Mass
Karl Hatch
Jane Given
Given
River Road
Waterbury
Conn
Ladies Aid of Winter Street Plans Lobster Salad Sale
The Ladies Aid of Winter Street held a luncheon at Congregational church and planned the annual lobster salad supper and Christmas sale for Nov 29. New tables were added for jams and jellies by Mrs. Arthur Bowker and Miss Sarah Lermond, and earrings led by Mrs. Henry McCabe. Tickets are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Winter Street Congregational Church
Aid
Munroe Carlton
Arthur Bowker
Sarah Lermond
Henry McCabe
Edgar Leavitt
Clifford B. Wilband
Ernest Freeman
Percy Bailey
John Sylvester
Charles Andre
Delmar Bates
John A Morse
Allen M. Irish
Carl Albee
Ruth Henry
Nellie D'Arcy
Susan Reed
Alice Varney
Alice Johnson
Dorothy Weeks
Elsie Folsom
Suburb Civic Club Plans For Its Christmas Sale
The Suburb Civic Club outlined its annual Christmas sale at a Thursday meeting in the Winnegan ee Community club house. Co chairs Mrs Harold Rogers and Mrs Arthur Perry lead committees for aprons food candy novelty white elephant and tea service. A new coffee maker was approved, a new member Mrs Wayne DeLong welcomed, and traveling prize went to Mrs Harold Mott. The next meeting is set for November 15 with a slate including Mrs Robert Oxton Mrs Harold Rogers Mrs Frank Perry and Mrs John Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburb
Civic Club
Winneganee
Harold Rogers
Arthur Perry
Danforth MacDonald
Harold Miller
J. Emery Footer
Wallace Hinckley
Edna McLain
Harold Mott
Ralph Williams
Raymond Hutchins
Donald Williams
John Moore
Rogers
Perry Will
Wayne DeLong
Robert Oxton
Frank Perry
John Williams
Central Church League Women Prep For Christmas Fair
Central Congregational church members organize weekly work groups to prepare for the two day Christmas Fair on November 29 and 30. Projects include decorative candles ceramics textile painted lobster bibs and felt articles. The Pantry Shelf theme features a tea on day one and a public chicken patty supper as the finale with aid from Ladies Aid and Pilgrim Fellowship booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Congregational Church
League
John D. Haggett
Ladies Aid
The
Pilgrim Fellowship
Club 42 Completes Plans For Holiday Activities
Final plans for Thanksgiving and Christmas projects were set at Club Forty-Two during a Wednesday night meeting. New November house committee members included Mrs. Leonard Smith Mrs. Arthur Sturtevant and Mrs. John Sturtevant. A swap party led by Mrs. Edward Jones provided the evening’s entertainment with coffee served by Mrs. Everett Cook and Mrs. William Ketchum. Attendees included Mrs. Paul Hart Mrs. Lawrence Wy man Mrs. David Clark Mrs. Milton Footer Mrs. Arthur Sturte vant Mrs. Bernard Lavoie Mrs. James Daly Mrs. Robert Footer Mrs. Joseph Mullaney Mrs. Allan Thayer Mrs. Leon Marshall and guest Mrs. George Hart of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Forty-Two
House
Leonard Smith
Arthur Sturtevant
John Sturtevant
Edward Jones
Everett Cook
William Ketchum
Paul Hart
Lawrence Wyman
David Clark
Milton Footer
Bernard Lavoie
James Daly
Robert Footer
Joseph Mullaney
Allan Thayer
Leon Marshall
George Hart
Brunswick
Baptist Sewing Circle Holds All Day Meeting
The Ladies Sewing Circle of First Baptist church met in the vestry for an all day session on October 31 with good attendance. They sewed quilts aprons and bows for a December 7 sale and served a noon luncheon. President Mrs Ora Dauphin led the business meeting. A plant and cards were sent to Mrs Simon Moore at Bath Memorial hospital. Another all day session was announced for November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ora Dauphin
Simon Moore
Bath Memorial Hospital
Lowell Temple Pythians Observe Anniversary and Plan Sale
Lowell Temple Pythians Sis ters marked a Pythian anniversary and Obligation night after a pot luck supper. Plans were unveiled for Lowell Temple's Christmas sale on Nov 17, with a follow up meeting set for Nov 7 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple Pythians
Lowell Temple
Woolwich Children Enjoy Halloween Party at Good Wit Club
About 75 Woolwich boys and girls attended a Halloween costume party hosted by local mothers at Good Wit club house. The event featured a costume parade with Mrs. Clifton C. Gainsley at the piano, games, refreshments, prizes for costumes and games, and decorations coordinated by area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Good Wit Club House
Clifton C. Gainsley
William Phillips
Howard E. Sullivan
Edward M. Orr
Wallace J. Sheldon
Donald W. Leavitt
Sanford J
Bath teen receives birthday card from President Eisenhower
Audrey Dingley of 83 Milan Street Bath received a birthday card from President Eisenhower on her 13th birthday October 14, which the President also shares as his birthday. Her reply was engraved with thanks and best wishes from Dwight D. Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Audrey Dingley
Walter Dingley
Milan Street
Bath Junior High School
Eisenhower
Audrey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Grace Church Auxiliary Plans Tea For Christmas Fair
Grace Episcopal church Women's auxiliary met at Mrs John K Lee's home 1207 Washington street. President Mrs Redlon led business and announced a tea for the Christmas fair at the parish house on Tuesday Nov 13 from 3 to 5 pm. Committee members include Mrs Roger Luke chair, with Mrs Donald N Small and Mrs Albert Thompson handling tables and Mrs Ralph Stetson Sr in charge of pourers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Lee
Grace Episcopal Church Women's Auxiliary
Washington Street
Abbott Redlon
Redlon
Roger Luke
Luke
Donald N. Small
Albert Thompson
Ralph Stetson, Sr
Vic Dance Friday Hosts Vic Students by P T A
Seventh to ninth graders enjoyed a Friday Vic dance at the Washington Street association hall hosted by the South End P T A with about 80 youths attending. Patrons were Mr and Mrs John Williams and Mr and Mrs Wayne DeLong. Thomas Staples led the event. A similar dance for fourth to sixth graders is planned for next Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic
South End
Association Hall
Washington Street
John Williams
Wayne DeLong
Thomas Staples
Engagement announced for Jerneen Doyle and Raymond McIntire
Mrs. Gertrude Doyle of 708 Washington announces the engagement of her daughter Jerneen Gertrude Doyle to Cpl. Raymond E. McIntire of the U.S. Marine Corps son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McIntire of South Berwick. Miss Doyle attended Morse High School and works for Montgomery Ward in Dover New Hampshire. McIntire is stationed at Camp Pendleton California and has just returned from a year in Japan. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Doyle
Washington Street
Jerneen Gertrude Doyle
Raymond E. McIintire
Paul McIntire
South Berwick
Miss Doyle
Morse High School
Montgomery-Ward Company
Dover
N. H
McIntire
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Japan
Engagement of Gloria Lawrence to Frederick Elwell
Mr and Mrs Joseph F Lawrence of Arrowsic announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Gloria Janet to Frederick W Elwell son of Mr and Mrs Floyd M Elwell of 21 Corliss Street Miss Lawrence attended Morse High School and Mr Elwell a Morse High School senior is employed at Bath Times Co He is a member of Bath s Battery B National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Bath Water District
Hodgkins
Russell Tarrell
Buckfield
West Paris High School
U.S. Army
Hardings
Bath Iron Works Corp
Joseph F. Lawrence
Arrowsic
Gloria Janet
Frederick W. Elwell
Floyd M. Elwell
Corliss Street
Miss Lawrence
Mr. Elwell
Bath Times Co
Elwell
Bath
Battery B
National Guard
Bath Y To Be Represented At Older Boys Conference
One of the largest Bath Y M C A delegations will attend the Old er Boys Conference in Waterville on November 16 to 18. Delegates named include Errol McGuiggan Robin Loeschner William Luke UAE Stewart James Leask Richard Lutz Greg Jenkins Ray Parks James Robinson Jerrold Stover Frederick Johnson David Barter Jesse Chubbuck Merle Condon Arlington Beal Dick Shanning Larry Pangburn Wayne Fitzgerald Richard Ewell Jerry Nolan Harold Ames George Shaw Thomas Brewer. William Luke is a candidate for president next year and a campaign committee of Allan Stewart Jerry Nolan Dennis Ring Steve DeWick was picked to back the local representative. A transportation committee of Fred Johnson Ray Parks Greg Jenkins was chosen to arrange travel to and from the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Y. M. C. A
Waterville
Ymca Hi-Y
Errol McGuiggan
Robin Loeschner
William Luke
Uae Stewart
James Leask
Richard Lutz
Greg Jenkins
Ray Parks
James Robinson
Jerrold Stover
Frederick Johnson
David Barter
Jesse Chubbuck
Merle Condon
Arlington Beal
Dick Shanning
Larry Pangburn
Wayne Fitzgerald
Richard E]well
Jerry Nolan
Harold Ames
George Shaw
Thomas Brewer
Allan Stewart
Dennis Ring
Steve DeWick
Fred Johnson
Halloween Party for Group of Young People at 1 Nichols Street
A Halloween party was hosted Wednesday evening by Mrs. Joseph Tardif and Mrs. Barbara King at 1 Nichols Street. Children enjoyed decorated rooms, Halloween games, cupcakes, ice cream, cider, and doughnuts. prizes went to Paulette Tardif, Carol Brewer, Carol King, Lois King, Scott Carpenter, and Rodney Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Street
Joseph Tardif
Barbara King
Paulette Tardif
Carol Brewer
Carol King
Lois King
Scott Carpenter
Rodney Brewer
Mary Ann
Carol
Lois
Jean King
Donald Dauphin
Murial
Jack
Patricia Morin
Rainbow Assembly Plans Hayride Saturday Night
Rainbow Assembly for Girls will hold a hayride Saturday night at 7 30. Participants meet at Hyde Park Community Center with hayracks and transport provided by Richard Carlson. Chaperones to be announced. Mabel Ashe chairs with Patricia Hill and Geraldine Robbins assisting. Refreshments after at Hyde Park hall by Ruth Fuller, Bertha Hill, and Marion Ashe. Regular meeting is Friday at 7 30 in the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Assembly For
Hyde Park Community Center
Richard Carlson
Mabel Ashe
Patricia Hill
Geraldine Robbins
Hyde Park Hall
Ruth Fuller
Bertha Hill
Marion Ashe
Assembly
Masonic Temple
Nursery School Halloween Party Hosted by Mother Goose
Mrs. Philip Wyman, director, hosted a Halloween and birthday party at the Mother Goose Nursery School on Wednesday morning. Pupil honorees included Sheryl Dudley, Eileen Coombs, and Deborah Leask. Mothers joined for coffee served by Mrs. Paul Scanlin and Mrs. Charlie H. Cahill Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wyman
Mother Goose Nursery
Sheryl Dudley
Sidney Dudley
Union Street
Eileen Coombs
John W. Coombs
Oliver Street
Deborah Leask
Stanley Leask
Middle Street
Paul Scanlin
Charlie H. Cahill, Jr
Mental Health Talk Highlighted West Bath PTA Meeting
Mrs. Louis A. Dole lectured on Mental Health at the West Bath PTA November meeting held in the Littlefield schoolhouse. President Mrs. Wilson Fitzgerald led discussions on fundraising and a vote to subscribe to State Library books. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Leon Belanger. Refreshment committee for the next meeting includes Mrs. Anthony Ouellette and Mrs. Francois Vaillancourt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Dole
West Bath
Bath Firefighters Respond to Two Still Alarms
Bath firemen fought two still alarms Thursday. The first occurred at 12.41 p.m. for a flooded oil burner at 19 Heath Lane, with Dugas used to check the flames and a return noted at 1 p.m. A second alarm at 4.20 p.m. at a Center Street location followed gasoline spill on the street, a booster line washing away the concentrated gas and recall to Central Station at 4.30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Heath Lane
Dugas
Center Street
Central Station
Fresh strawberries from King garden yield first crop
Mr and Mrs Fred King of Goddard street report their garden is producing fresh strawberries The first crop from last summer set plants was harvested in November indicating a late season harvest and ongoing garden bounty for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred King
Goddard Street
Times
Woolwich Fellowship Elects Officers for Year
Leanna Hathorne was elected president of the Woolwich Baptist Youth Fellowship at Moatsweag Church. Bernice Wilson vice president Grace Brown secretary Judith McIntire treasurer Charlene Soule witness committee chair Carole Soule faith committee chair Anna Hawes outreach chair Carol Tanner fellowship chair. Reverend Stephen Sidebotham gave the installation. The group plans to visit Bath First Baptist Youth Fellowship next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanna Hathorne
Woolwich Baptist Youth Fellowship
Moatsweag
Bernice Wilson
Grace Brown
Judith McIntire
Charlene Soule
Carole Soule
Committee On
Anna Hawes
Carol Tanner
Stephen Sidebotham
First Baptist Youth Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Bath
Reports From Smith-Tobey Post Legion Meeting
At the Thursday Smith-Tobey Post American Legion meeting reports were heard from Donald Perry on the Baseball committee and from Finance Officer Heman Norris. An additional dance is scheduled for Saturday night November 10. Edgar Leavitt and Francis McLaughlin were appointed to work with a auxiliary committee to sponsor two square dances in the Winter. Service officerGardiner Rogers, Abraham Greenblatt, Heman Norris, Scott Kittredge, and Michael Smith attended the Service Officers' school at Bent Legion Post last Sunday. Alfred N. Boucher of Bath and P. Edward DeBery of Cox's Head were admitted to membership Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Tobey Post
American Legion
Donald Perry
Heman Norris
Edgar Leavitt
Francis McLaughlin
Auxiliary
Gardiner Rogers
Abraham Greenblatt
Bath Extension Service Meets Thursday Evening
Bath Extension Service held Thursday evening at Hyde Park Recreation hall with topic Aprons Plain and Fancy led by Mrs. Paul Berry. Ten Emergency Feeding team members pledged allegiance in front of Joseph W. Larrabee. Planning for next year set for Nov 9 and Christmas supper for Dec 6. Sixteen members attended with three guests and refreshment committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Extension Service
Hyde Park Recreation Hall
Paul Berry
Civil Defense
Joseph W. Larrabee
Clarence Fullerton
Chester Lorentsen
Leon Farnham
Donald Burton
Albert Robinson
Lindsey Dauphinee
Cosmopolitan Drama Club Plans December Play
Cosmopolitan Drama Club members met at the clubhouse for a covered dish supper and brief business. They scheduled the next regular meeting for Wednesday Nov 28 and spent the evening rehearsing the original play to be presented in December. Mrs Carl F Pierce of Cumberland and Mrs Dallas Brown of Portland attended, with Ada Y Greenblatt, president of the mother club, as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Drama Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Carl F. Pierce
Cumberland
Dallas Brown
Portland
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Mother Club
Band Boosters Club To Have Parents Night
The Band Boosters club will sponsor a Parents Night at the November meeting to be held in the Morse High school library at 7 30. All parents of M H S and Junior High band members are urged to attend. Clarence Cronk president of the Edward Little High School Parents Musical Association will be principal speaker. The M H S band will perform and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Boosters Club
Morse High School
Clarence Cronk
Parents Musical Association
Edward Little High School
Heal Resigns as Saga dahoc Probate Registrar
Mrs Lillian Heal resigns as Registrar of Probate for Saga dahoc County announced Oct 31. Serving since 1952 she submitted resignation to Governor Edmund S Muskie, effective January 1. Heal joined probate staff in 1950 as clerk and succeeded J Horace McClure when he left to join the executive council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian H. Heal
Sagadahoc
Heal
Edmund S. Muskie
J. Horace McClure
Bowdoinham Extension winners named at Topsham meeting
Several Androscoggin and Sagadahoc women earned Extension awards at the annual county meeting in Topsham. Highlights include blue ribbon for Helen Byrns of Bowdoin and red for Mildred Dunn of Bowdoinham with scores between 80 and 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Androscoggin
Sagadahoc
Jean M. Spearin
Topsham
Helen Byrns
Bowdoin
Mildred Dunn
Bowdoinham
Arlene McPherson
Janice White
Miss McPherson
Hope Temple
Mabel Heenie
Baptist Church
Linda Reed
Jimmy Millay
Electa Chapter
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Margaret Stanwood
Brunswick
Grange Hall
Linwood Billings
Richard Joyce
Town Hall
Richard N. Berry
Richmond
Twin County Extension Association
Topsham Grange Hall
William Purington
Bowdeinham
Mary Nealey
Helen Dudley
Mabel Curtis
Mary Lowell
Alice Palmer
Flavoring for simmering smoked pork shoulder butt
Whole cloves whole allspice bay leaves and peppercorns may be added to the water used to simmer a smoked boneless pork shoulder butt.
Bath Hunters Bag Deer on Opening Day in Maine
Local hunters report a busy opening day with nine tagged at two Bath area stations, seven does among them. By Friday afternoon 11 deer were tagged and total kills reached 31 by noon Saturday, including bucks and spikehorns across Woolwich Dresden Georgetown and Phippsburg areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Brad’s Sunoco
Woolwich
Richard Gross
Bath
Edward Larrabee
Dresden
Arthur S. Eseley
William Leask
James Baker
Leroy Merry
Carlson
Leon Kelley, Jr
Clarente E. Bailey
East Brunswick
Raymond D. Lucas
Brad’s Sunoco Station
Bertram Leask
Madelyn Babbidge
Robert MacDonald
West Bath
Russell Cummings
Faye Sullivan
Gerald Gagne
Peter Henderson
Ransom E. Hamel
Brenton Ayer
Snipe
Phippsburg
Thomas C. Totman
Alvin G. Brewer
Sebasco
Georgetown
Todd's
Vern Chase
Harold Drake
Walter Cummings
Dromore Grange Party Draws Largest Attendance
The Tuesday public board party by Dromore Grange was the largest yet in the series. Prizes in whist went to Mrs Annie Bodge Mrs Harriet Otis and Mrs Forrest Rollins with pitch to Mrs Lisa Pecepted and Mrs Annie Malcolm. The door prize went to Mrs Beatrice Burns. Burns Wright and Everett Wright attended. The next card party is set for November 20 and the Grange's regular meeting for November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bodge
Harriet Otis
Forrest Rollins
Lisa Peecepted
Annie Malcolm
Beatrice Burns
Burns
Dorothy E. Wright
Everett Wright
Dromore Grange
St Johns Brooklyn Freshmen Teams Go Unbeaten 1956
St Johns Brooklyn reports two unbeaten freshmen squads in 1956. The basketball freshmen won all 2 games and the cross country freshmen went 6 for 6 in meets, highlighting strong early performances by the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's University of Brooklyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
League of Central Church
Arts and Crafts Circle
John H. Grindell
James T. Caverly
Donald F. Preble
W. Linwood Haynes
Arthur M. MacDonald
Kenneth W. Humphries
Donna Rose Stewart
Graustuck
Winter Street
Wesley Methodist Church
Greater Bath
Suburb Civic Club
Front Street
Central Church League
Club 42
Baptist Sewing Circle
Grace Church
John Lee
Vic Dance
Rainbow Assembly
Woolwich Fellowship
Legion
Lillian Heal
Frizzle
Allan Frizzle
Main Street
Waterboro
Ruth Palmer
Richard Egan
Dorothy Malone
Cameron Mitchell
Table Rock
Paramount Presents
Spencer Tracy
Robert Wai
Grayson Onesre Jechnicolor
Dromore
Lincoln Street
Excent Nesthentist
Adamy Gratt
Ington Street
Washington Axreat
Wiscasset
Voll
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