Lincoln County News Highlights Local Clubs And Education Week
Miss Mildred Burrage spoke on Lincoln County Museum at the high school assembly. The Marco club of First Congregational church plans a food sale at Marston's drug store Saturday at 1 30 p m. Education Week open house is set for Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Garrison Hill O E S meets Tuesday with a mystery ride. PT club revises scholarship rules with Ava Barton chairing. Lincoln Home sale by Carolyn Varney continues. Enlistments from Lincoln county include Dunday Monhegan and others. local board closes Thanksgiving weekend. Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge plans Nov 24 reception for Marjorie Wiles and Madeline Colby.
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Mildred Burrage
Lincoln County
Marco Club
First Congregational Church
Marston
Mothers’ Club
Garrison Hill
Ava Barton
Wiscasset
Winona Gregoire
New Jerusalem Royal Arch
D. D. P. Marjorie Miles
D. M
Madeline Colby
Lincoln
Carolyn Varney
Washington Street
Charles Calhoun Dunday
Monhegan Island
Air Force
Donald Douglas Dunday
Monhegan
Raymond Francis Baldwin
Nobleboro
Robert R. Russell
Whitefield
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Marjorie W. Niles
Augusta
D. M. Madeline P. Colby
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Rebekah Assembly
Edna P. Hagan
Gertrude L. Kirsch
Woodfords Parish House
Woolwich Notes Honor Guest and Community Updates
Hollis Leeman was honored at a Woolwich birthday party with many gifts. Local clubs report meetings, volunteers sewing for the Wonderland Christmas Bazaar, and community visiting days. Mirth and social hours follow meals as residents plan for Dec. 1 events and school notices.
Artesian well advances in Arrowsic school grounds progress
Residents of Arrowsic note progress on drilling an artesian well adjacent to the schoolhouse and Town hall. Lloyd Croxford and crew from Wiscasset completed a 110 foot shaft to supply water for the school with hopes to pipe to the Town hall.
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Arrowsic
Lloyd Croxford
Wiscasset
Arrowsie Mothers Club
Royce Elwell
George Johns
Popham Beach
Doubling Point Light
Lester Davis
New Hampshire
Annie Starkey
Waltham
Mass
Fiddler's Beach
Frank Rittall
Spinney Mills
Augusta
State House
Ibra K. Lawrence
Leah Strout
New York City
Winneganee
Harry C. Webber
Edith Campbell
Ralph Jewett
Grace Church Fellowship Plans Parish Pot Luck Dance
Grace Church Young People's Fellowship completed plans for a parish pot luck supper and dance to be held Friday November 16 at 6 30 p m. The event features the fellowship orchestra and all parish members are invited bringing a casserole or salad and their own place setting. There is no meeting November 18 the day of the Every Member Canvass.
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Young People's Fellowship of Grace Church
West Bath Sewing Group Helps Red Cross Workers
West Bath residents shared a quiet Thursday evening at Mrs Francis Deehans home making surgical pads for the Red Cross and Togus hospital. The Shamrocks 4 H club met with planning discussions, attendees included Rita Hennessey and the Fuller sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Francis Deehan
Red Cross
Togus Hospital
Shamrocks
Ruth Fuller
Rita Hennessey
Barbara
Christine Fuller
Marie Earle
Joan Ring
Dottie Snowdon
Margaret Lemont
Canada
O. Wass
Patricia
A. Cormier
Marjorie
P. Miller
Elmer Williams
Jeannette Williams
Boston
Oliver Wass
Capt
George Stanley
North Haven
Albert Barter
U.S. A
Germany
Stephen Goodenow, Jr
Leon Belanger
Mildred Bowie
Lewiston
William Hodgkins
Kittery
Harland Boynton
Ozzie Prince
Rangeley
Robert Thompson
Deborah
Owen Thompson
Waterville
Percy Thompson
Connecticut
Arthur Cormier
Ralph Goodrich
Berwick
F. Deehan
Laura Whitmore
B. F. Whitmore
Gardiner
Robert Burnham
Stanley
Brunswick
Irving Burnham
Northern Lights and Snow Flurries Mark Start of Winter
Northern lights lit the Bath sky Friday night into Saturday morning with a green glow shifting to crimson and yellow. Snow flurries fell briefly after 11 p.m. but left little to no accumulation as Maine’s coldest fall air settled in.
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Bath
Maine
Stork Shower Thursday For Mrs Leonard Mulligan
Mrs Leonard Mulligan guest of honor at a Bath gathering hosted by her sister in law Mrs Harry B Musk at 11 Noble Avenue. Guests included Mrs Allan Spear Mrs John Parker Mrs Edward D True Mrs Duncan McInnes Mrs Ar ed Brown Mrs Frank Durant and others from Bath and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Mulligan
Harry B. Musk
Noble Avenue
Mulligan
Carol Musk
George H. Musk
Washington Street
Allan Spear
John Parker
Edward D. True
Duncan McInnes
Ared Brown
Frank Durant
George Musk
Gay Bonney
Dawn Newcomb
John Trafton
Eugene Rouillard
Russell H. Stodder
Francis Bisson
Carole Fitzgerald
Nancy Wright
Leilani Cahill
Richard Redlon
Wrayton Hill
Bath
Brunswick
Band Boosters Club Parents Night at Morse High
The Band Boosters held a Parents Night November meeting in the Morse High School library with 33 attendees. Mrs. Cecil Fullerton reviewed the club history and activities while President Kenneth Smith led the business session. Refreshments followed at the Rowland home. next meeting slated for December 3. Bing Crosby signs only contracts that let him sing where and when he pleases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Cecil Fullerton
Kenneth Smith
W. Rowland
Bing Crosby
Local Groups Share News in Phippsburg Community Notices
Bodwell Grange plans Friday meeting to confer degrees and discuss Sagadahoc Fete plans. Youth Fellowship heads to Boston for Cin erama aboard Kenney school bus with chaperones. Unity Circle hosts at Small Point Parsonage as state library outreach moves quarters. Community reports list library gifts, fire department meeting, Phippsburg PTA plans for tenth anniversary, Christmas events, Know Your Neighbor Mexico focus, and church services. Local residents noted hunting trips, hospital news, and weekend visits among families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodwell Grange
Sagadahoc
Boston
Cinerama
Kenney
Unity Circle
Small Point Parsonage
Ida Nordlund
Martin Eaton
Phippsburg P. T. A
Riverside Hall
Stanwood Gilman
Ernest Oliver
Earl Lowell
Thomas Totman
Dromore
Eva Rogers
Nettie Hughes
Amy Sprague
Theresa Wyman
Walter McCourt
Aletha Campbell
Addie Seavey
Harold Dowling
Eveline Beals
Lucy Cutting
Clarence Skhofield
John Rogers
Mexico
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
Gordon Alden
Sebasco
Norman Dubie
Small Point Church
Frederick Haggett
Edward DeBerry
Dubie
Bangor Seminary
Maurice Skillin
Charles Pye
Truman Roberts Jr
Mercy Hospital
Ashdale
Mary Whittemore
Smalll Point School
Memorial Hospital
Marilla Williams
Jersey City
N. J
William
William H. Gilman
James Gray
Paxton
Mass
Betty Bowker
Howard Bowker
Jean Hunt
Newington
Cambridge
Sally Rainey
Wilson Rainey
Scribner Mockler
South Portland
James Seavey
Arlene Libby
Center Post Office
Navy Seaman Moved for Improved Health After Auto Crash
Richard Dauphin of West Bath was transferred from Bath Memorial to Portsmouth Navy Hospital Tuesday afternoon. He has been hospitalized since last Saturday after injuries from an auto accident in Woolwich and is reported as much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Crosby
Bath
New York City
Ernest Davis
New York
Norman Drummond
Bath Memorial Hospital
Jennie Bracey
Ogunquit
Roger Mathews
Westport
Edith Campbell
Ralph Jewett
Matthews
Maine
Galveston
Texas
Franklyn Wright
Falmouth
Wright
Ibra K. Lawrence
Old Stage Road
Earl Morang
Horatio L. Baker
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Baker
Boston
Washington, D. C
Bakers
Carlene Oakes
Edward Gates
Lisbon
N. H
George Gates
Mill Island Road
Chester Jenkins
Newton
Mass
Jenkins
Hugh Eisenhauer
Eisenhauer
Lester Davis
Sandra
Judy
Doubling Point Light
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Davis
Rose Carene
Bartlett
Union
Myron Tufts
Richard Dauphin
U. S. Navy
Portsmouth Navy Hospital
Dauphin
Octave Dauphin
West Bath
Woolwich
City Manager's October Report Details Police Fire and Public Works
October city activities summary shows 58 arrests and 8 non fatal crashes by police, 13 fire alarms, 6 building permits, extensive highway sewer work on York Street and Riverview Road, and 1257 yards of gravel and sand moved for winter. Cemetery burials, relief for 50 welfare cases, health inspections, disposal area work, and 27 days of Community Center operation with 163 daily attendees are also noted.
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Fire Department
Highway and Sewer Department
York Street
Riverview Road
Cottage Street
Varney Mill Road
Sheridan Road
Valley Road
Andrews Road
High Street
Weeks Street
Rose Street
Center Street
Washington Street
Water Street
Health Department
Bridge On North Street
Bancroft & Martin Rolling Mills Co
South Portland
High
Getchell
Sherwood Baker
Woolwich
Oak Grove
Oak and
Maple Grove
City Park
Oak
Maple Grove Extension
Public Welfare Department
Health and Sanitation Dept
Morse High School
City Plans Third Free Polio Clinic
City Health Officer R Clinton McFadden announced a third free polio vaccine clinic with a target of 300 to 350 applicants aged six months to 19 years to avoid cancellation. Salk shots are available at Bath Times, local drug stores, and City Hall offices. parental slips due by November 16.
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R. C. McFadden
City Hall
Bath
Maine
R. Clinton McFadden
McFadden
Senior Girl Scouts Troop 3 Plans Initiation at High Street
At the High street home of Leader Mrs. John Thorpe Senior Girl Scouts Troop 3 completed initiation planning. President Judy Ashe led the session with reports from Barbara Lawrence and Joyce Ring. Marilyn Foster and Judy Ashe presented the Michigan Round-Up film and Fourth of July pageant.
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High Street
John Thorpe
Judy Ashe
Barbara Lawrence
Joyce Ring
Marilyn Foster
Bath
Michigan
Marilyn
Judy
Virginia Percy
Forget-Me-Not Brownies Meet With Leader Mrs Haynes
Forget-Me-Not Brownies of Troop 13 met with Leader Mrs. Linwood Haynes. After opening ceremonies she read the Brownie Story and the troupe performed. Cast included Karen Hughes Suzanne King Jeanne Colbeth Kathy Raven Frances Cary as the owl. A relay race won by the Turkey team provided entertainment. Brownies were reminded to bring parental permission slips for picnics hikes and outings.
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Brownies
Troop 13
Linwood Haynes
Nancy Dearborn Elected President Of Troop 5 Meeting
Nancy Dearborn was elected president of Troop 5 at its meeting last Wednesday. Polly Stinson became vice president, Jean Orr treasurer, Collette Beers secretary, and Linda Davis Juliet Low representative. The session included scrapbooks on interior decorating and baby tray drawings by child care participants. Other attendees were Carolyn Shaw Marilyn Farrow Donna Robinson Carol Morin Margaret Besaw Patricia Morin Annette Miller Carol Smith and Sue Higgins.
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Nancy Dearborn
Troop 5
Polly Stinson
Jean Orr
Collette Beers
Linda Davis
Juliet Low
Carolyn Shaw
Marilyn Farrow
Donna Robinson
Carol Morin
Margaret Besaw
Patricia Morin
Annette Miller
Carol Smith
Sue Higgins
Troop 6 Red Rose Girls Present Skits At Parish House
Troop 6 Red Rose of Corliss Street met Monday last week at the parish house opening with the promise and laws led by Gail Lane. Four panto mime skits were performed with titles guessed by the group. Sally Cahoon and Joan Dauphinee were chosen for the Needlework Guild exhibit. Members asked to pay registration money by the November 19 meeting. Viola Radley and Mildred Fletcher served on the cleanup committee.
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Red Rose Girl Scouts
Corliss Street
Gail Lane
Needlework Guild
Sally Cahoon
Joan Dauphinee
Viola Radley
Mildred Fletcher
Pine Tree Girl Scouts Troop 1 Plans Birthday Party
Troop 1 at Pine Tree Girl Scouts began planning its annual birthday party during a meeting last week at Ms Lambert Park recreation hall.
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Pine Tree Girl Scouts
Troop
Lambert Park
Hyde Park skating rink rebuilt after October fire
Dard's skating rink finished with clay wall rebuilding beside the cement water control dam. Hyde Park rink area burned in October to make way for skating season. Sod removed from surplus area at McMannfield and replanted at Kimball field Little League park.
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Hyde Park
Brownie Troop 7 Elects Officers at Fisher School
Terri Lee Thomas was chosen president of Brownie Troop 7 at a meeting last week at the Fisher School. Leader was Mrs Lois Thomas with assistant Mrs James Caverly. Sharon Miller became vice president and other officers include Diantha McDonough secretary Carol Doyle treasurer Sheila McNeil Juliet Low representative. Turkey place cards will be made for Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital at the next meeting.
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Terri Lee Thomas
Brownie Troop 7
Fisher School
Lois Thomas
James Caverly
Sharon Miller
Diantha McDonough
Carol Doyle
Sheila McNeil
Juliet Low
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Woolwich Troop 93 Sees Tenderfoot Passed And Safety Talk
Troop 93 met at Day's Ferry Community clubhouse where Ronald Chandler advanced to Tenderfoot with Assistant Scoutmaster Carl Pinson presiding. The discussion focused on firearms safety, and committee members scheduled a meeting for Thursday evening, November 13.
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Woolwich
Troop 55 Divides Into Two Patrols at Winter Street Church
At last week’s Troop 55 meeting at Winter Street Church the group split into Flying Eagle and Daniel Boone patrols. Patrol leaders and scribes were elected. Stephen Singer passed First Class requirements and Scott Johnson Tenderfoot requirements.
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Winter Street Church
Pees Flying Eagle
Daniel Boone
Stephen Singer
Scott Johnson
Troop 52 Plans Parents Night and Awards
At Corliss Street Baptist church Troop 52 held its weekly meeting with Scoutmaster Roy Lutz Jr presenting color slides from last August’s Boarstone Mountain trip near Monson. The troop committee announced Parents Night for Monday Nov 26 at 6 30 with awards to be given including Star Scout Awards for three Scouts and Bronze Palm for one. Participants included Assistant Scout Master Edward Page and committee members Ronald Oulton Ira D Nodine and Paul Strube.
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Corliss Street Baptist Church
Roy Lutz, Jr
Boarstone Mountain
Monson
Lutz
Edward Page
Ronald Oulton
Ira D. Nodine
Paul Strube
Woolwich Man Reels In 360-Pound Black Bear
David Cox of Woolwich shot a 360 pound black bear from his hunting camp at Brighton Plantation this week. The bear was taken in the same area where Mrs. Cox bagged a similar bear two years ago.
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Woolwich
David Cox
Highway Garage
Brighton Plantation
Langlais Guests Dine With Bouchards In Old Town
Mr and Mrs Sylvia Langlais from Office drive were holiday guests of Mr and Mrs Benoit Bouchard at their home in Old Town during the family gathering.
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Sylvia Langlais
Benoit Bouchard
Old Town
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Richard Knibbe
Thayer Hospital
Leland Foster
Grant Farm
J. William Schulze
Charles Sewall
Hitchcock
Old Bristol
June Paquett
Diane Morrill
Shirley Grover
Sheila Wright
Dorothy Holbrook
Joan Kaler
Nancy McDougall
Delmas Leighton
Lincoln Lodge
Forest Johnson
Florida
Portland Junior College
Carl Barnes
Gardiner Road
Hollis Leeman
Mr. Leeman
Leeman
Bath Iron Works
Arlene Grover
Brian
Leonard
Sharon
Ronald Hodgdon
Kenneth
Calvin Wing
James
North Bath
Ralph Williams
Joseph
Phippsburg
William Leeman
Gilman
Florence Temple
Moody of
Marguerite Cornish
Alva Donnell
Eleanor Jameson
Hazel Hopkins
Susie Humason
Maria Angelo
Florence White
Bowdeinham
Charlotte Thornton
Day’s Ferry
Marcia Stinson
Marthow Doak, Jr
Herbert Munsey
Nelson Rice
Beulah Crocker
Ethel Bailey
Mary Hall
Maude Orr
Mila Orr
Josie Sheldon
Anne Humphreys
Gertrude Marston
Florence Kershner
Lillian Fitch
Mae Getchell
Doris Haley
Jane Spofford
Alice Dow
Patricia Baker
Marie Dodge
Reed
Sagadahoc Ferry
Ralph Bowers
Day's Ferry
Pennsylvania
Allen Atwood
Old Lyme
Betty Patrick
Lorraine
Joseph Hepert
Brockton
Forrest Baker
Nequasset
Sidney Shaw
Sidney, Jr
Lynn
Shaw
Sasanoa
Norris Waltz
Damariscotta
Chester Leeman
Herbert Leeman
Barley Neck Road
Costello P. Hall
Edward V. Reed
Percy Bailey
York
Hall
Harold Gilmore
Bailey
New Harbor
Lloyd Hanna
Loraine Price
Maine Central Railroad
Grace Church Young People’s Fellowship
Band Boosters Club
Boothbay Harbor
Recreation Department
God
Mary Gillies
Nan Akeley
Nancy Keegan
Linda Ayer
the Golden Sun
Woolwich Man
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