Wiscasset Parish Marks 81st Church Anniversary
St Philips parish observed the 81st dedication anniversary with a six o'clock service led by Rev Charles M Tubbs followed by a seven o'clock supper by the Women’s Auxiliary and choir for more than 80 attendees. Speeches included Tubbs Sewall and Sortwell, plus a greeting from Mrs Henry B Nash read aloud. A lantern program and winter views of Wiscasset were shown afterward.
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St. Philips Parish
Charles M. Tubbs
Bath
Mr. Tubbs
Charles S. Sewall
Daniel R. Sortwell
Henry B. Nash
Port Washington
L. I
Jay Kinehan
Jean Bailey
Elinor Pomeroy
Blanche Plumstead
Episcopal Conference
Cincinnati
Robert E. Merry
St. Philips
Merry
Wiscasset
West Bath Social Roundup From Rosedale and Bath
Miss Beatrice Rose Miss Marion Rose and Stanley Rose of Rosedale visit aunt and uncle in Bath for Raymond Crooker’s homecoming from Fort H. G. Wright Fisher's Island N Y. Grange dance led by Barbara Freeman East Brunswick with Henderson's orchestra. Thanksgiving and Armistice days close schools. Local families host and visit, with Armistice day gatherings and Cross Bay area travels.
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Beatrice Rose
Marion Rose
Stanley Rose
Rosedale
Lester H. Crooker
Marcia Street
Bath
Raymond C. Crooker
Fort H
Donnell
Bert Stephens
Ethel Wells
Auburn
William Barrell
Turner
E. C. Donnell
Marguerite Donnell
Bath Memorial Hospital
Ernest E. Williams
Stanley
Campbell's Pond
Dwight Hale
Williams
James Bradford
Mr. Bradford
Paris
Eleanor Thompson
Robert Thompson
Waterville
Percy E. Holbrook
Holbrook
Meadowbrook Road
Margaret Herbert
South Berwick
Edward W. Sampson
Brigham’s Cove
Harold P. Small
Albert Merriman
Harpswell
Alfred B. Snow
Trufant’s Crossing
Snow
Brunswick
Marian
Fred J. Rose
Doris L. Crocker
Mary Lee
Rita Lewis
Norma McLuer
Helen Simmons
Maynard Carlton
Fred W. Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
Portland
Alonzo G. Fisher
Woods Hole
Mass
Topsham
Sagadahoc
Pomona
Topsham Grange
West Bath Grange Holds Regular Meeting Program
Mrs George R Booker chaplain led a village grange meeting with 129 attendees including 16 visitors. A Friday dance organized by Miss Barbara Freeman was announced and next week’s program honors Thanksgiving with Bates College students in a debate. Vocal and piano solos, humorous sketch, readings, and an illustrated album reading followed, plus a farm budget discussion. Beano and dancing closed the social hour.
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George R. Booker
West Bath Grange
Barbara Freeman
Brunswick Road
Bates College
Albert B. Henderson
Joseph N. Day
David S. Henderson
Mercie McFadden
Edward B. Hamblett
the Grange
Martha L. Hamblett
Grover C. Smith
Lincoln Williams
Jerry L. Haile
Mason Wright
Harry E. Peterson
Edwin W. Haggett
Herbert Simpson
Charles W. Walsh
John M. Howe
Hugo F. Sandelin, Jr
Edgar D. Leavitt
Henry
Woolwich Community Roster of Services and Events
Sunday morning worship at Woolwich Center at 10 45 and evening service at Montsweag at 8 with church school. Cheerio Circle meets at Harold and Harold Shaw’s, social Thursday. Willing Workers meet Friday. Center church shifts winter service to 2 30 pm starting Nov 28. Ruby Hammond visits from Boston. Bernard Bailey guest in Gardiner. P T A supper in Sebonon hall Thursday. Twins arrive for Millard Trott family in Portland. Armistice Day visit for Harold Leeman. Little girl arrives for Muckler family. Carlton block apartment occupied by Hallets. Mrs. Gilpatrick of Boothbay Harbor visiting. Red Cross drive under Mrs. Reed. Junior Red Cross supervised by Miss Gilmore. Carlton Clayton born to Clayton and Mrs. Stinson. Moulton of Boston at Kennebec Ranch. Hunnewell visitas Brunswick. Mothers’ club sponsors beano parties at Nequasset school to fund lights. Beano party Nov 20 at Loring Maybury home. Mira Norton visiting from Cape Neddick. to stay with Hunnewell. Earl and Mrs. Cooper return from Dexter hunt trip. big deer. Woolwich P T A sponsors supper and card party Nov 18 at Sebonon hall. Menu listed. Mira Norton to visit. Earl Cooper back home. Woolwich Union for Christian Service schedules Nov 21 services Day’s Ferry 9 45 am Nequasset 11 15 am Y P meeting Sagadahoc school 4 30 pm Thanksgiving service North Woolwich 7 pm. Beano party under Day’s Ferry Community Club Nov 20 eight o’clock with prizes and refreshments. General invitation extended.
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Ruby Hammond
Boston
Wilson Bailey
Bernard Bailey
Gardiner
Edwin Clarey
Woolwich
Parent Teacher Association
Sebenon Hall
Millard Trott
Portland
Harold Leeman
Rockland
William Leeman
Barley Neck
Harry Muckler
Burris Hallet
Carlton Block
Alice Gilpatrick
Boothbay Harbor
Fred Rice
Edward V. Reed
Red Cross
Gertrude Gilmore
Clayton Stinson
Carlton Clayton
Edwin Moulton
Kennebec Ranch
Eugenie Hunnewell
Brunswick
Mothers’ Club
Nequasset School
Mira Norton
Cape Neddick
George Hodgkins
Washington Street
Earl Cooper
Dexter
Dexter, Where Mr. Cooper
Howard Mason
Saxonville
Mass
North Woolwich
Day's
Whitefield Grange Holds Annual Meeting With Knox Pomona Visitors
The annual gathering of Whitefield grange occurred Saturday November 13 with visitors from Knox Pomona. A dinner was served by the host unit. Officers for the coming year were elected including Master Fred B. Allen Overseer Eldon Hunt Lecturer Gladys Burke Steward J Wilbur Hunters Assistant Steward William E. Husman Chaplain Jeannette Lewis Treasurer Evan D. Chase Secretary Bert Johnson Pomona Effie M. Allen Ceres Anna P. White Flora Beryle Hodgskins Lady Assistant Steward Susie Humason Pianist Bessie Goulden and Warren Cunningham as three year executive committee member. Installation was by Lydia Morse. Next meeting slated with Sheepscot Valley grange at West Alna December 14.
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Knox Pomona
Grange
Fred B. Allen
Eldon Hunt
Gladys Burke
Stewart
J. Wilbur Hunter
William E. Humason
Jeannette Lewis
Evan D. Chase
Bert Johnson
Pomona
Effie M. Allen
Ceres
Anna P. White
Flora
Beryle Hodgskins
Susie Humason
Bessie Goulden
Warren Cunningham
Lydia Morse
Sheepscot
Vermont Baritone Recital Slated At Morse High School
Carmie Squires a Vermont baritone and Boston University student will perform a 45 minute recital for Morse high school pupils at 2 p m Friday in the auditorium. Lyndon Squires accompanies on piano. Sponsored by the Student Council. Squires has sung with the University Men s Glee Club and the Kings Chapel choir in Boston. He has studied under Ivan Morwnski and Harris S. Shaw. The brothers have performed widely in New England and at the Vermont State Teachers Conference.
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Carmie Squires
Vermont
Morse High School
J. Edward Pomeroy
Squires
Boston University
Lyndon Squires
Lyndon Institute
Lyndon Center
Squies
Ivan Morwnski
Metropolitan Opera
Harris S. Shaw
Boston
University Men’s Glee Club
Kings Chapel Choir
Choral Arts Society
That City
H. Augustus Smith
New England
Les Camarades Musicaux
Pomeroy
Bath Iron Works to House Navy Officers in New Offices
A two story brick building at Bath Iron Works is being converted into offices to house naval officers and enlisted men during the final construction phase of three 1850 ton destroyers Davis Sampson and Jouett. R H Houston Inc chairs the $7000 to $8000 project with Frank M Churchill overseeing. The roof is raised to a three story structure providing executive offices on each floor and general quarters for officers and men prior to launching. With about 20 officers and 50 sailors expected to be stationed at Bath, the new offices will supply needed space when destroyers near completion and launch within weeks of each other.
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Bath Iron Works Corp
Tron Works
Bath
Davis, Sampson and Jouett
R. H. Houston, Inc
Portland
Frank M. Churchill
Navy Department
COMMUNITY NOTES From City to County and Coast
City officials report progress on a river fill with County Commissioner Roscoe G Bailey and State Highway engineer Harold Haggett crossing the New Meadows river on the new fill Friday afternoon. Edwin Elsemore of 57 Pine street shot a 200 pound buck in Georgetown on Armistice day. A dessert bridge event at Cosmopolitan clubhouse on Thursday at 1 30 pm invites attendees to bring cards. Christmas shop and mail reminders appear at the post office. Marriage intentions filed for Frank McBride and Dorothy L Sturmer. The Birthday Ball fundraiser reaches about 340000 with expected additions later. Salvation Army rummage sale postponed to Friday for Thanksgiving dinners. Y M C A Boys Conference in Augusta registers delegates at 2 pm Friday with first meeting at 4 15 pm. North Twinham sluicer incident sees Joseph Poulin escape after hand caught, swept into water and clawing to shore.
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Roscoe G. Bailey
Harold Haggett
State Highway Commission
New Meadows
Wilber G. Cahill
Bath
Brunswick
Salvation Army
Broad Street
Eastport resident uses 1912 Stanley steamer for heat
A. A. Gilmore keeps an old Stanley steamer in service in Eastport. He bought a two year old Stanley in 1912 for $1000, traded it in 1916 for another model, and in 1924 acquired the current machine for $2750. It has powered the boiler for 13 years, burning kerosene and serving as heat.
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Eastport
Stanley
A. A. Gilmore
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