Lincoln Academy Honors Veterans and Community Leaders
A Sunday ceremony marked by the unveiling of a bronze plaque on the gymnasium wall of a local high school. Harold A. Campli accepted the plaque for the town. Rev Colby spoke Armistice Day remarks honoring World War II dead. Lincoln Lodge Masons held Past Masters Night with a turkey supper and multiple 25 year pins.
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Harold A. 1
Fred W. Merry
Earl B. Colby
John L. B
Ernest H. Grover
Leon G
Theodore V. Sherman
Alfred M. Norton
Stanton A. Sherman
Stanwood C. Gilman
Robert P. Frazier
Rensel H. Colby
Samuel J. Sewall
Post
American Legion
Legion ‘Auxiliary
Army and Navy
Sewall
Harold A
Colby
University of Maine
Normandy
Lincoln Lodge of Masons
Garrison Hill
CBS
Laurence I. Davis
Elmer Wickham
Vincent Reed
Hallie Simpson
Frank B. Adams
Harold Averill
Clinton R. Bailey
C.H. Carney
Roy W. Dickinson
Charles E. Cowley
Sidney G. Evans
Frank H. Gray
Alex
Byron Adams
John Sutter
Roy R. Marston
Ryler
Organ Society
Local Notes on Students and Community Changes
Among the hunters who have shot a deer are Mrs Clyde Perk ins and Clyde Jr of South Dresden Dexter Moody a sophomore at Gardiner High has been transferred to Bridge Academy The freshmen at B A will present a one act play in the near future Junior O A T typing certificates have been awarded Dorothy Rittall Earnestine Bailey and Joyce Damon Basketball games will start soon at Pownalboro hell which is being renovated Mrs George Bailey formerly of this town has secured employment as a nurse at the Case Home in Swansea Mass This home is for widows of Episcopalian rectors Mrs Harlan Ryder is a guest there Her husband for several years was the rector at Richmond and also of St Johns Episcopal church in this town Logan Jones of South Dresden has gone to the home of Roland Jewell
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Clyde Perkins
Clyde, Jr
South Dresden
Dexter Moody
Gardiner High
Bridge Academy
B. A
Dorothy Rittall
Earnestine Bailey
Joyce Damon
Pownalboro Hell
George Bailey
Case Home
Swansea
Mass
Harlan Ryder
Richmond
St. John's Episcopal Church
Logan Jones
Roland Jewell
Port Saint Malo granite area described as 65 acres
A report identifies the port city of St. Malo in France as having a granite land area of 65 acres.
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St. Malo
France
Woolwich Grange Fair and Installations Noted in Town
Woolwich Grange hosted a successful fair with displays, booths, and a stage program featuring The Dummy play and Floradora Girls. Installations and elections followed in a formal ceremony with many guests from nearby granges.
Spinning Wheel Club Meeting And Local Updates
The Spinning Wheel Club plans a Nov 15 meeting with Mrs. Hollis Leeman. Pfc Pelham Howe near home on fur loUgh from Scott Air Base. Mrs Ralph Reynolds injured in fall. no fracture per X rays. principal of Sagadahoc Ferry school. Mrs Densmore Leach to return home soon after surgery. Rolvin Trott improving after illness. Past Masters Association with Woolwich Grange to hold November meeting. fish chowder supper to be served.
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Good Will
Florence Carlton
Ferry
Maryside
Shirley Hemingway
Edi
Sagadahoc Ferry
Pearl Reed
Norman Palmer
Charles Powers
Ruth Orr
Maud Orr
Gertude Maston
Clifton Gainsley
Costello P. Hall
William Sheldon
Clarence Getchell
Earl Dow
Edith Rice
Harry Fitch
Montsweag Baptist Church
Daniel W. Steffeld
Montsweag Church
Salvation Army
America
William Robson
Woolwich Center Baptist Church
Woolwich
Yarmouth
United Baptist Convention of
Maine
Spinning Wheel Club
Hollis Leeman
Pfc
Pelham Howe
Melvin Howe
Scott Air Base
Belleville
St. Louis
Ralph Reynolds
Bath Memorial Hospital
Reynolds
Stanwood Gilman
Densmore Leach
Gardiner General ’Hospital
Rolvin Trott
Albert Temple
Woolwich Grange
Arrowsic's 89YearOld Clerk Celebrates Birthday
Frank H. Snipe who served Arrowsic as town clerk for 25 years turned 89 on Monday. He still attends town meetings, enjoys a long daily walk, and remains active in community affairs with family and friends from Bath Arrowsic and Woolwich visiting at his daughter Mrs Harold Walker's home.
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Arrowsie
Frank H. Snipe
Bath
Arrowsic
Woolwich
Harold Walker
Highland Street
Snipe
Walker
Mina Snipe
Baldwin
Augusta (Stinson) Snipe
Times
Barker pleads guilty to stop sign violation in Municipal Court
Harry A. Barker, 20, of 49 Meadow Way, pleaded guilty to driving past a stop sign at Center and Washington streets before Recorder John W. Quarrington. He paid a $5 fine and $4.70 costs. complainant was Patrolman Benjamin Fitzgerald.
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Harry A. Barker
Meadow Way
Center
Washington Streets
John W. Quarrington
Barker
Benjamin Fitzgerald
Lecture on Family Relations Delights Morse High Audience
Dr. Herbert D. Lamson of Boston University spoke on family relations at Morse High Auditorium Friday with a film Who's Boss. PTA groups from Phippsburg and Winnecage joined. Dr Perkins showed the film, and Lamson discussed it. A Sedgwick dinner preceded the event, hosted by local PTA leaders. Overnight guests stayed with Gordon Alden at Sebasco Estates.
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Herbert D. Lamson
Boston University
Morse High Auditorium
Bse
Phippsburg and
Winneganee Pta
Rl Perkins
Hyde Memorial Home
Lamson
Sedgwick
Norman MacDonald
Winneganee
Gordon Alden
Phippsburg
Donald Logan
Shiley Pratt
Peter Gagnon
Sebasco Estates
PTA
West Bath Grange installs new Master and plans supper
West Bath Grange met Monday with new master William Small Jr presiding. A fried clam supper on December 7 was announced as the power drive continues. The program featured Margaret Mulcahy, Esther Andrews, Doris and Rose Doughty, Robert Ramsay, Patricia Mulcahy, Doris White, and others in songs, poetry, and readings. The group sang for Past Master Alton Collins and the Past Master's Jewel was presented to Paul Lemont. Refreshments and dancing followed.
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West Bath
Patricia Mulcahy
Doris White
the Grange
Alton Collins
William Small, Jr
Madelyn Kronstrand
Greta
Verna Graves
Everett Lemont
Paul Lemont
Large Buck Survives Shots in Coastal Community
In West Point area reporting, Freeman Gilliam fishes 65 lobster traps this fall with four for his wife Vida and three daughters. One trap earns as high as 5 weekly, others yield nothing. The storm of November 5 impacted traps while families like the Gilliams fund Christmas and high school needs. Armistice Day parade was led in Augusta by Lt. Charles T. Wyman, National Guard.
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James Roderick Wyman
Augusta
Charles Wyman
Charles T. Wyman
National Guard
Freeman Gilliam
Vida
Sarah
Laura Emma
Linda
West Point
Community Notes from West Bath and Vicinity
West Bath residents attend Mizpah Class gathering hosted by Mrs. Carl Graves. Local service members and family news include BIW employee James Fuller on vacation, Lucille Babbidge at Brunswick Air Base, and Pfc. William Deehan stationed at Scott Air Force Base. Local arrivals, hospital visits, and military updates highlight the week in Bath and surrounding towns.
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First Baptist Church
Bath
Carl Graves
James Fuller
Bath Iron Works
Lucille Babbidge
Brunswick Air Base
David Larrabee
Topsham
Joseph Larrabee
Fred Larrabee
Kenneth Noyes
Boston
Ralph Baker
Woolwich
Leon Belanger
Philip Booker
George Booker
William C. Deehan
USAF
F. W. Deehan
Scott Air Force Base
Belleville
Ill
Richard Renshaw
USA
Fort Tilden
N. Y
Elaine Renshaw
Bath Memorial
Carl Groves
Eulelia
Dresden
Edward Thompson
U. S. Navy
Edward K. Thompson
Thompson
Arthur Cormier
Boothbay Harbor
Crocker House
Cormier
The
BIW
Hyde Windlass Co. leader speaks to Bath Rotary club
Rodney E. Ross Jr., Bath CityCouncil chair and Hyde Windlass Co. vice president, spoke at a Rotary luncheon. He traced the company history from 1900, noting 560 employees and a $38,000 weekly payroll, its shift from ship propellers to paper mill machinery, and current windlass work for the United States Lines steamer at Newport News.
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Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Bath City Council
Hyde Windlass Co
Rotary Club
Bill Meneally
Portland Kora Temple
Bath Rotarians
David Dickson
Mr. Ross
Windlass Company
Bath Iron Works
General Hyde
Hyde
Keyes Fibre Co
Waterville
United States
Newport News
Ross
Bath Products
Fred Lord
Augusta
Alton Johnson
Belfast
Jim Hutchins
Miami
Fla
Bob Baker
Lewiston
Morton Family Observes Armistice Day in Mount Vernon
Mr and Mrs Fred Morton of Middle Street and their grandson Master Philip Morton of Augusta observed Armistice Day in Mount Vernon as guests of Mrs Mortons father C A Hall and family.
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Fred Morton
Middle Street
Philip Morton
Augusta
Mt. Vernon
Pine Grosbeaks, Bucks, and Visits Mark Bay Point Weekend
Bay Point residents noted pine grosbeaks in colonies for two days with a lone nut hatch sighting. Mrs. Howard Drake shot a young buck on Long Island near Forrest Drake’s home, and her father-in-law John Townsend shot a doe nearby. Visitors included A Cohen, Maurice Andrews, Dr. N Hasenfus and family at Five Islands, with friends stopping by Bay Point.
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Howard Drake
Long Island
A. Cohen
Eastport
Maurice Andrews
Madison
George Renaud
N. Hasenfus
Boston College
Barbara
Richard
Hasenfus
Russell Watson
John McNealy
Belmont
Mass
Five Islands
Is Frinds
Bay Point Saturay
L. M. Spinney
Lincoln Campbell
Bath
Edward
Thomas Hagan
Edward Butterfield
Jefferson
Frederick Jackson
Madison Moore
Madison, Jr
Cape Elizabeth
Bay Point
Chief Moriarty Urges Bath Youths on Street Safety
Chief Frank L. Moriarty spoke to Bath Maine eighth graders about safety rules. He warned pedestrians and cyclists to obey laws, walk single file facing traffic, and to stop look and listen before crossing. Police may film cyclists who ride improperly, with shame as the consequence.
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Frank L. Moriarty
Astrid Anderson
Moriarty
Prin. Moody Flint
Margaret Scott
Isadore Singer
Bath
Maine
Pre-nuptial Shower for Virginia Sinclair and Herbert King Jr
Mr and Mrs Milton Pashard hosted a pre nuptial shower at 177 Middle Street for Virginia Sinclair daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sinclair of Brunswick and Herbert King Jr son of Mrs Claire King of 71 Western Avenue to be married soon. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ernest Goodenow Mrs Betty Swain Mrs John Sinclair Sinclair Huard Brunswick John Singleton Bowdoinham Mrs Florence Alexander and children Ceila Ronald Minerva Richmond Mrs Claire King Mr and Mrs George DeWolf Frank DeWolf Miss Frances Warren Miss Edith Senical Deedee Mary Albert Caton James Pushard Talbot Williams and others.
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Milton Pashard
Middle Street
Virginia Sinclair
John Sinclair
Brunswick
Herbert King, Jr
Claire King
Western Avenue
Ernest Goodenow
Betty Swain
Sinclair Julian Huard
Crunswick
John Singleton
Bowdoinham
Florence Alexander
Ceila
Ronald
Minerva
Richmond
Bath
George DeWolf
Frank DeWolf
Frances Warren
Edith Senical
Deedee
Mary
Albert Caton
James Pushard
Talbot Williams
Bath club reports meeting highlights and holiday plans
The Cosmopolitan Club members discuss food sales at the Hospital Fair and Garden Club activities. They report on a Maine Progressive Union meeting, elect new active members, and plan a Christmas box for the State Hospital in Augusta with a Bath Times subscription. Members also note a possible high school band and a decorated club room project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Hamblett
Lewis Cloutier
Cie
Ard Billington
Carville Douglas
Cosmopolitan Club
Boardman
Maine Progressive Union
Freeport
Bernard Knight
State Hospital
Augusta
Bath Times
Mary Wilson
Kenneth Colby
Walter Thurston
Allen Noble
Lesle Stairs
Dallas Crabtree
Keith Crockett
Huse Memorial School
Bath
Mr. Crockett
Sally Caton
Eleanor Marks
Cleora Perkins
Vivian McDougal
Donald Colby
Jennie Perkins
Memorial Hospital
Sisters celebrate birthdays with party at Middle Street
Beverly and Carol Doyle daughters of Mr and Mrs Scotchy Doyle 489 Middle Street were feted on Saturday for their fifth and sixth birthdays. Games prizes and songs marked the event around a decorated table with refreshments and a large birthday cake. Attendees included Stephen Doyle Gail Chabot Joyce Chabot Cynthia Staples George Staples Cheryl Brown Sandra Lee Wright Barbara Alexander Stephen Saunders Allen Saunders and Sandra Desmond.
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Beverly
Carol Doyle
Mrs. Scotchy Doyle
Middle Street
Stephen Doyle
Gail
Joyce Chabot
Cynthia
George Staples
Cheryl Brown
Sandra Lee Wright
Barbara Alexander
Stephen and
Allen Saunders
Sandra Desmond
Sears Roebuck manager bags huge Maine buck
Joseph H. Harper automotive manager at Sears Roebuck shot a 285 pound nine point buck near Newcastle at about 8 30 a m Friday morning. The catch may qualify him for Maine s Biggest Bucks in Maine Club, with Orin Bryant hardware manager at Sears along on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Harper
Sears Roebuck
Newcastle
Harper
Maine
Joe
Orin Bryant
Sears
Falls From Ladder Injures Man in Bath
Richard J. Carver age 38 of 4 Heath Lane fell from a ladder while washing windows at 35 Oliver Street. He was taken to Bath Memorial Hospital with a back injury.
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Richard J. Carver
Heath ‘Lane
Oliver Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
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