Wis casset club meets at president’s home on Friday
The bi monthly meeting of the Woman's club of Wiscasset held at Mrs. Henry W. Webb's High street home on Friday afternoon Nov 3 approved winter meetings at her house and 2 30 start time. They voted a $10 gift to the local War Chest Drive and announced Donation Day at Lincoln Home Nov 15 with a call for library donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of
Wiscasset
Henry W. Webb
High Street
Lincoln Home
Webb
Harold B. Clifford
Boothbay Harbor
Clifford
Richmond Lane White
Shirley
St. Rogers
Marvin Scaife
US. A
Roger L. Scaife
Milton
Mass
First Congregational Church
Viola Adams
Federal Street
Adams
Sue Bailey
Lila Morrison
Wislinco Junior Audubon Club
Schuyler Fairfield
Everett Main
John Fahey
Wislinco
Wiscasett
Lincoln Co
Laura Harding
Martina Willis
Frances Plumstead
St. Philip's Parish House
George Chiera
Robert H. Heigham
Robert H. M Heigham
Roy Dow
Leland Brown
Cain
Wiscasset Academy
Red Men's Hall
Gordon Howe
Barbara Sullivan
American Legion and Auxiliary
Byron Adams
Bingham
Raymond Farmer
Alna
Bernard W. Mc McFadden
Bangor
McFadden
Neil McKinnon
Bath Iron Works
Charles J. di Perri
Clarence A. Race
Dana Rines
Boston
Thomas E. Dewey
Boston Garden
Henry Demmons
Portland
Lara Coffin
Edna Pomeroy
S. B. Doggett
Julian Doggett
W. D. Rich
Woolwich
Freeman D. Southard
Hooper Street
Barbara E. Sullivan
U. of M
Leslie Sullivan
Edna Norton
Fayette
Walter Adams
E. H. Woodworth
Katherine Woodsworth
Pemaquid
Theakston House
Bath Road
Dorothy Morrison
Boothbay Road
St. Andrew's Hospital
Barbara
Harold Dowling
Elaine Dow
DeForest Munsey
Florida
Benjamin Adams
Robert
Henry Washburn
George W. Boynton
Alfred E. Gorham
Lake Worth
Fla
Mary Griffith
Miles Memorial Hospital
William H. Burton
Birch Pt
Edgar Rankin
Edgar, Jr
Osteopathic Hospital
Bath
Stanley W. Dodge
Scott Bailey
Clinton Bailey
Elmer Wickham
Robert Barnes
West Bath PTA Meeting and Community Notes
West Bath P T A plans a Friday meeting at the Lowell school and invites all. A sewing group met at the grange hall for Red Cross work and will host a Nov 13 covered dish dinner. The piece lists local attendees and notes community events including a Twin County Farm Bureau gathering and various residents’ activities and movements.
West Bath Grange Holds Meeting Despite Storm
West Bath Grange met Monday night with over 50 members despite the storm. Worthy Master Arthur C. Lemont presided, leading the pledge and singing. Plans were announced for Degrees on Nov 20 and 27. Mrs. Harold Miller was absent. the young people led the volunteer program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Arthur C. Lemont
Harold Miller
Alice Smith
Carroll Hatch
Love
Annie Laurie
Maggie
Geraldine Barter
Marie White
The
Grange
Senior Allegra Girl Scouts Meet at School Close
The Senior Allegra Girl Scouts gathered with leader Mrs. James Noftall to mark Girl Scout Week by attending their churches and assisting at Memorial hospital for Hospital Week. Members including Cynthia Moses and Joan Shaw, a surgical patient, were noted. plans include meetings, a riding trip to Brunswick, and completing an Afghan quilt for a military hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegra
James Noftall
Middle Street
Memorial Hospital
Cynthia Moses
Mary Lermond
Beverly Denham
Lorraine Fortier
Betty Nostall
Thelma Cummings
Clair Milton
Barbara Dunton
Madelyn McElman
Mary Gaudette
Grace Thayer
Regina Babine
Annette Godfrey
Phyllis Gray
Nostall
Brunswick
Bartlett
Myrtle Lodge to be well represented on meeting day
Supreme Board of the United Order of Independent Odd Ladies will meet Thursday November 9 at Odd Fellows hall Brunswick at 9 30 a m Those from this city attending include Mrs Mary S Curtis Past Supreme Lady and right assistant Mrs Lizzie B C Chaney Supreme Chaplain Mrs Gertrude Steward Second Supreme Trustee Mrs Annie Lemont and Mrs Lucelia Blake Dinner will be served at noon In the evening Merry meeting lodge will host a reception for Supreme Lady Alice M Dunning and Supreme Conductor Alice Larock Myrtle lodge of Odd Ladies from this city has been invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Board of the United Order of Independent
Odd Ladies
Odd Fellows Hall
Pleasant Street
Brunswick
Mary S. Curtis
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Gertrude Steward
Supreme
Annie Lemont
Lucelia Blake
Merry
Col Buker to Spend Winter in Portland with Daughter
Col. George A. Buker will depart in a few days to pass the winter in Portland with his daughter Mrs. Laura Buker Doten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
George A. Buker
Portland
Laura Buker Doten
Woolwich First Baptist services and community notices
Woolwich Center hosts 10 a m service with Mrs. J M Gowdey preaching Eve and a 7 30 p m service on the First Letter to the Corinthians. Woolwich and Wiscasset Baptist at Montsweag serves 11 30 a m with the same speaker. Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon. Cheerio club gathering. Firemens Society social. Woolwich Teachers club to meet Nov 19 at Nequasset School. Various local residents visit, travel for military service, and community events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Woolwich Center
J. M. Gowdey
The
Corinthians
Woolwich
Wiscasset
Ladies Aid of
Cheerio Club
Hilton Soule
Teer Firemens Society, Inc
Arthur Williams
Woolwich Teachers’ Club
Nequasset School
Alice Galvin
Wilson Bailey
Ozone Mountain Farm
Ye Olde Tyme Faire committees named for Nov 24 25
Bath Memorial hospital auxiliary met to organize Ye Olde Tyme Faire at the State armory on Friday. Donald Small named general chairman with John Mulcahy as fair chairman, plus a full slate of officers and volunteers handling program, dances, advertising, tickets, publicity and treasurer duties for the two evening event. The fair runs Friday and Saturday starting at seven, with 10 fifty dollar War Bonds to be awarded Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
City Hall
Arthur King
Donald Small
John Mulcahy
John Parker
James A. Gillies
Carl French
Brian M. Jewett
Charles B. Doyle
Rupert M. Irvine
Alexander MacDonald
Sanford B. Nickerson
Western Union
State Armory
Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Reports Monthly Work
Bath Memorial Hospital auxiliary chaired by Mrs. Arthur W. King met in the staff room to review October and prior months efforts. Hours logged by War Service and other committees totaled numerous hours with 19 volunteers aiding Diet Assistance and library visitation.
Genesta Sewing Circle Meets With Mrs Morse
Genesta Sewing Circle met at Mrs David Richs Bedford street home with president Mrs Herbert Morse presiding A Christmas sale and supper was set for December 8 with booths led by Mrs Harold Cutting aprons Mrs Clifford Smith candy Mrs David Rich home cooked food Mrs Harold Tobey novelties Supper served 5 to 7 pm An evening meeting was planned for Wednesday with Mrs Clifford Smith present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enesta Sewing Circle
David Rich
Bedford Street
Herbert Morse
Harold Cutting
Clifford Smith
Harold Tobey
Fred Osgood
Luther Thompson
David Y. Alkazin
Seaman Drake
Carol Drake
Francis Bertrand
Frank Danforth
Eleanor Danforth
Alice Lancaster
Carl Swanton
Jean Danforth
The
WAVES
Bath men fined for drunk driving and license offense
Harold A. Tilton of Bath was found guilty of drunken driving in Brunswick Municipal Court after a hearing and paid a $100 fine plus $12.92 costs. Hollis E. Bitterfield of West Bath pleaded guilty to driving without a license and paid a $10 fine plus $4.80 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Tilton
Bath
Brunswick
Hollis E. Bitterfield
West Bath
Wesley Church Re dedication Service Sunday
The Wesley Methodist Episcopal church held a Sunday morning rededication service after completing interior redecorating directed by Harry Cochrane of Monmouth. The chaste gray walls feature a white line, a stenciled border with leaves, and gold and silver organ details. The service, led by Rev. C B Oliver, included a sermon on discouragement and a program with organ preludes, hymns, scripture, and benediction. The stage center displays a gold and red cross, and a Service Flag shows 29 church members in the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry Cochrane
Monmouth
Lewiston
Wesley Church
C. B. Oliver
Elijah
Locke
Thelma Dearing
Gine
Our God
I Am
Alpha and Omega
Stainer Wesley Church
Chanson Groton
Bath Boy Promoted From Captain to Major
Mr and Mrs Rodney E Ross of 807 High Street announce their son Captain Rodney E Ross Jr USA has been promoted to major. He spent six months in Memphis attached to the 2nd Army headquarters and was sent to an officer's school at Leavenworth Kansas for a staff course before his promotion. Major Ross has four years in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney G. Evans
Belfast
Evans
Edward Evans
Federal Street
Kate Perkins
Fort Hill Street
Frank Angell
Perkins
Paul Kuta
Bowdoinham
Main Street
Harry Mosher
Russell Dorr
Lambert Park
Bath
Edith Hodgdon
Cape Cottage
William B. Lewis
Stella Hodgdon
Gardiner Road
Leland C. Foster
Orman D Pitcher
Louis LeBourdais
Aroostook County
Carroll
Berry
Rockport
Berry Place
Pleasant Street
Burton Hodgkins
John
Augusta
Eben Dana
Harold Roberts
Herbert Wright
William Wright
Woolwich Center
Fort Devens
Horace E. Wade
Day's Ferry
Lewiston
Willard Wade
William Clark
Damariscotta
Lenny Stilphen
Dana Mills Road
Sam Rainer
Dummer Street
Emma Copeland
George Ames
River Road
North Woolwich
St. Petersburg
Fla
Copeland
Florida
Grace Libby
South Gardiner
Bhen Dana
Bath Iron Works
Gilbert Ames
Stockton
Calif
C. C. Moseley
Mira-Loma
Ames
George Ames, Sr
Rodney E. Ross
High Street
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
USA
Maj
Ross
Memphis
Tenn
2Nd Army
Leavenworth
Kans
Donald Hatch Wounded in France During World War II
Donald A. Hatch Infantry United States Army son of Delbert Hatch of 31 Newton Road and husband of a local woman was wounded in France on October 17 after entering service October 5, 1943. He trained at Camp Blanding and served in North Africa Naples Anzio Rome and other Italian areas. Before enlisting he worked at Bath Iron Works Hardings fabrication plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pic
Donald A. Hatch
U.S.A
Delbert Hatch
Newton Road
Dress
France
Camp Blanding
Fla
North Africa
Naples
Anzio
Rome
Italy
Hardings
Bath Iron Works
Bay Point News Roundup and Local Notes
Bay Point residents report milk deliveries twice weekly and first snow storm of the season. Robins feed on alderberries before winter migration. Several residents make repairs cottages and lodges while others visit relatives in Bath Brunswick Georgetown Richmond and Five Islands. War fund drives gain support and Christmas card project for armed forces proceeds with local contributions and road improvements praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamilton
George Gates
Billy” Rich
Brunswick
Bay Point
Dale Whittaker
Bremner
Harlan Harford
Five Islands
Earl Payson
Everett Cunningham
Georgetown
H. A. Spinney
Merwin Delano
Richmond
Earle Payson
Arthur Maxwell
Adeline Hinckley
Nina Cummings
Bath
Harold Robinson
C. Day
Fred P. Taylor
Auburn
Ardeen Pinkham
Bay Pointers
United War Fund
Walter Powers
L. M. Spinney
Edna M. Coolidge
Iron Works Employes Accept Challenge
Edward F. Edgren announced that Bath Iron Works employees accepted Torrey Roler Bushing Works challenge in the War Chest drive. K B Hodge of Torrey’s claims the Bushing Works will lead per man giving, prompting Bath workers to push for a strong goal. Solicitations begin Friday at the Commercial Street plant as workers warm to the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Edgren
War Chest
Bath Iron Works
Torrey Roller
K. B. Hodge
Torrey's
Bushing Works
Commercial Street
Hodge
Bath Iron
Lone Pine Mountaineer Satisfies Bath Audience with Encore Show
A Bath crowd at Morse High School Auditorium enjoyed a two hour Radio Cowboy Show sponsored by Company B and the Maine State Guard. The Lone Pine Mountaineer and his acts received enthusiastic response with encores. the three little sisters and a comedian also praised. A second complete show is planned for Saturday Nov 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company B
Maine State Guard
Morse High School
Lone Pine Mountaineer
Bath
Little Sisters
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Robert Taylor
Dead River
Arthur Durgin
John H. Southard
Robert H. Heighman
George G. Chiera
Lincoln County Ministers’ Association
Navy
St. Philip’s Church
First Congresses Church
Robert H. Heim
West Bath P.T.A
Lowell School
West Bath Sewing Group
Grange Hall
Red Cross
E. W. Haggett
F. W. Larrabee
Llewelyn Rogers
F. W. Deehan
Courtney Stover
Sidney Pendleton
Owen
Humphrey Rubens
Cyrenus Higgins
Twin Country Farm Bureau
Topsham
Warren Davis
Edwin Haggett
William Coombs
Walter Marco
Loring Small
James Lemont
E. L. Owens
San Leandro
Dorothy Waterman
Edward McGuiggan
McGuiggan
Kermit
John Larrabee
Conrad
Annie Towle
Merton Wright
S. G. Turner
North Conway
N. H
J. B. Cooke
Daytona Beach
Gloria Stover
Washington, D. C
Arlington
Marion Rose
Fred Rose
Barbara King
Morse High
Chester King
Joseph Larrabee
Twin County Farm Bureau
Freeman Lord
Edward Burns
Warren Babbidge, Jr
Gerald Vose
Pearl Harbor
Betty Adams
Oscar Adams
Maine General Hospital
Clifford Whalen
Larrabee
Massachusetts
Richard Felker
Oho
Leon Felker
Fred Sylvester
Henry Hooper
Old Town
Elmer Williams
Wilhelmina Sthen
Walter White
Gardiner
Wilhelmina
Iva Brown
Freeport
William Nadeau
Howland
Joseph Robinson
Cinity
Lois McLean
Newberry’s
Edith Dunton
Mary Mac Andrews
Flagstaff
George McLean
Rolan Staples
Pacific
Rena Staples
Allegra Girl Scouts
Myrtle Lodge
Harley Bridges
Calais
Henry F. Leeman
Plant Street
Arthur W. King
Arthur Burgess
War Service
Arthur Colby
Albert S. Noyes
W. Dayton Hill
Rupert Irvine
Irvine
School of Nursing
E. Motley Fuller
Frank Reinoehl
Diet
Reingehl
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Alice Johnson
Charles Doyle
Bowen Torrey
Genesta
Morse
Bath Boy
Donald Hatch
Venezuela
Little
Venice
Iron Works
Torrey Plant
War Chest Fund
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