Local notices detail various military assignments and visits
Arthur A Burns of Biloxi Miss returns from a two month training stint at Keesler Air Force Base as he prepares for radar study and serves as a clerk. Mrs Vida Hunter from Denton visits with her son and daughter in Brunswick while Lillias Larrabee and her daughter in Los Angeles recount West Coast trips. Local residents share holiday visits in Portsmouth and nearby towns as Anne Kimball returns from Boston and a social club meets on West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Wilson
Arthur A. Burns
Air Force Base
Nm.t
Miloxi
Miss
Roe
Arthur A
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi
Vida ‘Hunter
Denton
Stanley ‘Hunter
Old Brunswick Road
Hunter
Ruth Ellen
Robert
Mdence
Lillias Larrabee
John Larrabee
Los Angeles
West
Jerrabee
Opera House
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
Boston
John H. Kimball
Centerville
Mass
Mrs. Nellie Hunt Visits Hodgkins for Golden Anniversary
Mrs. Nellie Hunt of Bangor stays with her brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hodgkins of Gardiner for their golden wedding anniversary open house on November 26. Hodgkins, a Bath native, invited relatives. Hunt is convalescing from early fall injuries when she fell from an automobile into the highway injuring her nose and a limb. she is a former Middle Street resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Hunt
Bangor
Percy Hodgkins
Gardiner
Mr. Hodgkins
Hunt
Middle Street
Hayward family visit to Astel home in Littleton N H
Major and Mrs. William Hayward and children along with Sgt and Mrs John Hayward of Anthrop Mass visited their parents Mr and Mrs Fred Hayward and their grandfather William Astel at the Astel residence in Littleton New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hayward
U S.A
John Hayward
Anthrop
Mass
Fred Hayward
William Astel
Astel
Littleton
N. H
Maynard Brown on Vacation From Independent Linotype Work
Maynard Brown a linotype operator in the Independent composing room is taking a week of vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Brown
The
Independent
Family visits from East Millinocket and Boston area
Mr and Mrs Jed Moore and children of East Millinocket along with Mr and Mrs Louis Edwards of Agen visited over the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Frank Voyg of 470 Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Moore
East Millinocket
Louis. Edwards
Agen
Frank Vo
Washington
Clergy Farewell As Schaper Leaves Bath for Norwich
Rev. Richard J. Schaper, pastor at Winter Street Congregational Church for four years, preached his farewell sermon and will move with his wife and daughters Kathryn and Deborah to Norwich Conn. where he accepts a call to Park Congregational Church. Movers prepared the manse for the move. The Schapers are remembered fondly in Bath for their community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Schaper
Winter Street Congregational Church
Maine Maritime-Massachusetts Maritime Football Game Attended
Mr and Mrs R C MacQuestion of Wiscasset and Miss Elizabeth Prentiss a student at Gorham State Teachers College attended the football game in Salem Massachusetts Saturday Miss Prentiss visited her parents Mr and Mrs Lewis E Prentiss of 19 Maple Street over the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C.macquestion
Wiscasset
Elizabeth Prentiss
Gorham State Teachers College
Salem
Mass
Miss Prentiss
Lewis E. Prentiss
Maple Street
Mrs Davenport Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. Mary Davenport of Hallowell, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Merchant of Meadow Way, returned to her home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davenport
Hallowell
Fred Merchant
Meadow Way
Mrs Roxanne Merry Returns From Vacation
Mrs Roxanne Merry of Liberty Street resumes work at Bath Iron Works after a week’s vacation spent in Eddington Pennsylvania visiting her son and family. She is enjoying the second week of vacation. Mr and Mrs Thomas Alyward of Camden visited Mrs Alyward's parents in Woolwich, William and Mrs Fogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxanne Merry
Liberty Street
Bath Iron Works
Eddington
Mrs
Merton Merry
Merry
Thomas Alyward
Camden
McPhee Father and Son Depart for Maine Hunting Trip
Worthley McPhee of Elsinore avenue and his son Wesley McPhee of upper Washington street left during the weekend for Northern Maine for a week's hunting trip. Wesley McPhee, a draftsman at Bath Iron Works, is on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthley McPhee
Elsinore Avenue
Wesley McPhee
Upper Washington Street
Maine
Bath Iron Works
Store manager on vacation replaced by Thomaston man
Victor Pellegrini, manager of meat and vegetable departments at the First National Store, returns from a week's vacation. Chester Moore of Thomaston takes his place and is employed with the First National Store in that town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Pellegrini
First National
Chester Moore
Thomaston
Miss Priscilla Perkins Returns from Florham Park Visit
Miss Priscilla Perkins arrives back from a short stay in Florham Park New Jersey with sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Harry E Ohara. She will live at 871 Middle Street for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Perkins
Florham Park
N. J
Harry E. O'Hara
Middle Street
Annual meeting attendees from Naval Architects and Engineers list
The article lists attendees of the annual meeting in New York City, detailing multiple individuals from Bath and nearby towns plus others in the shipbuilding sector. Names include John R. Newell J William Schulze Eberhard and Bath Works staff, with guests from Hyde Windlass Co. and Bath merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sty of Naval Architects and Igineers
New York City
John R. Newell
J. Williamn Schulze
G. Baer Connard
Edward J. Steiningen
F. Merton Bradway
Donald T. Burkhardt
Eugene P. Eberhard
Omar R.king
Secret l Ettel
A. M. Main
A Main, Jr
Duncan McInn
Lam U
Niss
Calais visitors include Armstrong Cavanagh and Perkins
Mrs Vose L Armstrong and John G Cavanagh of Calais visited for a few days last week with their sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Van Perkins of 112 Front Street and with another sister Mrs Donald Hincks and a Mr Hincks of South Port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vose L. Armstrong
John G. Cavanagh
Calais
van Perkins
Front Street
Donald Hincks
Hincks
South Portand
Mr and Mrs George Fisher Guests of Saga dahoe Ferry Resident
Mr and Mrs George Fisher of Bar Harbor visited Monday as guests of Mrs Costello P Hall in Saga dahoe Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fisher
Bar Harbor
Costello P. Hall
Sagadahoe Ferry
Bath Societies and Clubs Plan Holiday Gatherings
Memorial Hospital rse Alumnae Association met at the Cosmo club to arrange a covered dish supper and Christmas party with a white elephant sale for entertainment. Refreshments were provided by several members, and the next meeting named a refreshment committee including Mrs. Ralph er, Mrs. Ralph Hutchins, Ha Hecht, and others.
Lowell Temple Plans Christmas Sale at Steeves Market
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters met Wednesday last week for a tacking, followed by a covered dish supper at 7:30. The annual Christmas sale is set for Nov. 19 at Steeves Market Center Street, opening at 11 a.m. A later K of P hall gathering is planned with no supper. Twin B's club of Bath and Brunswick will visit after next week’s regular meeting with a planned entertainment and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Steeves Market
Center Street
K. of P. Hall
Twin B’s Club
Bath
Brunswick
Co-Workers Class Elects Nominating Committee
The First Baptist church class met at 823 Washington street Tuesday to name a nominating slate for next month. Mrs. Dunton chaired devotions, Mrs. Woodside led refreshments, and Mrs. Harriet Wright plus Mrs. Blakeney and Mrs. Goodwin form the next month’s committee. They sent flowers to Ada Larrabee at Memorial hospital after a month of 91 calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Madelyn Dunton
Washington Street
Ora Danin
Ruth Farnham
Bertha Furber
Lila Place
Stella Hart
Ada Larrabee
Memorial Hospital
Dunton
Florence ' Woodside
Harriet Wright
Cora, Blakeney
Lottie Goodwin
Wesley Women Meet at Methodist Church Parlor
The Wesley Women’s Society for Christian Service gathered about 30 at the church parlor Tuesday. Mrs. William Hanson led options, delegates Nan Brown and Emma Bailey shared highlights from the Maine Methodist Conference in Portland, and a skit titled The Methodist Woman was presented. A swap party boosted the treasury, Christmas sale plans for Dec 3 were finalized for the vestry, and the next meeting is Dec 7 with refreshments by hostesses Elnora Oliver Otis Ayer and James Haley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society
Be Tian
Wesley Meth
William Hanson
Maine Methodist Conference of Women’s Service
Christian Service
Portland
Nan Brown
Emma Bailey
Cally Rogers
Merle Niles
Mare King
John Swearingen
Andrew Butterfield
Walter Upham
Stanley Hunter
Treasury
Elnora Oliver
Otis Ayer
James Haley
Meeting of C A R Members Observes Veterans Day
Members of the Children of the American Revolution held a Thursday meeting at Low Granite street in observance of Veterans Day American Education Week and Thanksgiving. Junior President Anna Lonn presided. The program featured poems songs and patriotism with several named participants and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of the
On Low
Granite Street
Anna Lonn
Carol Cornish
Grace Casey
Virginia MacDaniel
Pamela Litchfield
Planders' Field
Ellen Low
Susan Bates
Anna Lown
Lucy Lee Smith
Margaret Lown
Percy Low
Margaret MacDaniel
First Baptist Circle Plans Nominee Slate at Meeting
The First Baptist Church Ladies Sewing Circle met with 20 members participating in all day quilting and sewing for a Christmas sale in the vestry. A nominating committee was appointed led by Mrs. Lucy Rogers to prepare a slate of officers. The next meeting was moved to November 16 for another all day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lucy Rogers
Bernice Oliver
Mabel Lake
Legion Auxiliary hears Girls State report at Colby College
Peggy Hanson reported on Girls State at Colby College Waterville in June. She was accompanied by her mother Mrs Elliot Hanson and invited to speak again December 8. Plans for a Thanksgiving Welfare Basket chaired by Cedric French and orders for pop pies for Poppy Day were approved. Winter meetings move to members homes with the December 8 gathering at Mrs Frank Reinoehl 854 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Peggy Hanson
Girls’ State
Colby College
Waterville
Elliot Hanson
Cedric French
Frank Reinoehl
Washington Street
Needlework Guild Exhibits Garments and Tea Event
Approximately 900 articles were received for the Needlework Guild annual exhibition of garments and tea at the Cosmopolitan clubhouse Wednesday afternoon last week. Donations will aid Memorial Hospital Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital Salvation Army Public Health Nursing Association and City Welfare Department. Tea attendees included Girl Coat representatives led by Mrs Lawrence. Yellow chrysanthemums adorned the tea table. Guests included Mrs Donald N Small Mrs Allan Spear Mrs Frederick E Drake chairwoman and assistants Mrs Duncan McInnes Mrs Roger Skillings and Mrs Eastham Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club House
Memorial Hospital
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Salvation Army
Public Health Nursing Association
City Welfare Department
Ner Lawrence
Donald N. Small
Allan Spear
Frederick E. Drake
Duncan McInnes
Roger Skillings
Eastham Guild
Myrtle Lodge Odd Ladies Hold Banquet and Installations
More than 30 members and guests of Myrtle Lodge of Odd Ladies attended a chicken and baked ham dinner in Sedgwick. Edith Kuch and daughter Ruth Jordan of Portland were special guests, with ners from Merrymeeting Lodge present. Following the banquet, officers were installed at G A R hall, led by the Governess deputized by Lizzie B Chaney. Meetings are planned for later November with reports from the Supreme Board attendees and future ceremonies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge of
Odd Ladies
Sedgwick
U. S
Maine
Edith Kuch
Ruth Jordan
Portland
Merrymeeting Lodge
Brunse
A Soucie
Etta Walker
Thelma Neilson
Bertha Cullinan
Florence Churchill
Pine Cone
Lodge
G. A. R. Hall
T Oae
Myrtle É
Dorothy Wright
Lizzie B. Chaney
Wright
Thesa Hill
Jennie Camron
Alice Rideout
Louise Rogers
Mary Gillespie
Eunice Perry
Sadie Davis
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Onee
Pearl Campbell
Lizzie B. C. Renee Gi
Gertrude Stewart
Edith Miller
Anna Burnham
Sadie Savage
Jennie Cameron
Supreme Board
The
United Order of Independent Odd Ladies of
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Boston
Myrtle Lodge
Lucelia Blake
Blanche Stimpson
Brunswick
Hockomock Council Recalls Anniversary Night Activities
Hockomock Council of D of P held a covered dish supper at Red Men's hall with members and Silver Cloud Council visitors from Orr's Island in attendance. Mrs Annie Wilson received a birthday cake and cards were prepared for the sixth anniversary on November 18. A gala entertainment is planned and cards plus TV viewing closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockomock Council
D. of P
Red Men’s Hall
Silver Cloud Council
Orr's Island
Annie Wilson
Teen-Age 4-H Club Elects Judy Commeau President
Judy Commeau was elected president of the Teen-Age 4-H Club, signaling a new leadership phase for the youth organization. The appointment sets the stage for future club activities and community involvement under her guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Commeau
Club Week Elects Officers and Welcomes Members
The club elected Joan Isbach as vice president Betsy Bertrand as treasurer Frances Butcher as secretary and Pllen Low as song leader New members Toinette Lakin and Joan Marsh also joined Earlier they visited George Miller's home at 3 Bedford Street to view her homemade character dolls made since age 15 The collection includes characters from Little Women Indian teepee dolls bed dolls sailor dolls and more Demonstrations in doll making were given The coming year’s project will cover clothing foods and room improvement The work plan must be submitted to the state before the next meeting, with officers meeting Leader Mrs Granville Colby to finalize the activities program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Isbach
Betsy Bertrand
Frances Butcher
Holland
Granville Colby
Winter Ladies Aid pre Christmas sale plans at Winter Street church
Winter Street Church Ladies Aid held Friday meeting approving committees for a Dec 9 pre Christmas sale and lobster salad supper in the chapel and ladies parlor. Members assigned to Approns Candies Utilities Fancy Work Cooked Foods Greens Jellies Books and more with Miss Alice Varney as ticket collector. Rev Richard J Schaper showed World Council slides and announced his family’s move to Norwich Conn. Next meeting Nov 19 with luncheon and tea provided by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Winter Street
Dorothy Weeks
Harry L. Horne
Raymond Welch
Joseph Coss
Fred Higgins
Winfield Morse
Anneth Francis
Earl Kimble
Munro Carlton
Carl Y. Kennedy
Elsie Folsom
Arthur K. Purington
Alice Shorey
Sarah Lermond
Horace Morse
Edgar Leavitt
Milton C. Trott
Percy Bailey
John Sylvester
George Sargent
Elmer Williams
Susan Reed
John A. Morse
Arthur Bowker
Clarence W. Morse
Allen M. Irish
Mildred G. Nichols
Delmar Bates
Winnie Durgin
Just Wold
Scott M. Golder
Charles Nelson
Pauline Moulton
John A. Greene
Carl Albee
Ernest Freeman
Harold Tobey
Herbert Anderson
Alice Johnson
Charles Andre
Fred Foote
John ‘Atwood
Sarah Adams
Roscoe P.’ McFadden
William H.mcglinchy
Wallace Ham
Edward B. Smith
Charles Hewitt
Susie Clark
Carl B. Swanton
Wallace Atwood
Roy Akeley
William Potter
Robert Colley
Ill
Schaper
Norwich
Conn
Rainbow Assembly initiates class of 18 new members
Rainbow Assembly met at Masonic Temple in Ma sonic. Eighteen candidates were initiated including Elizabeth Aikenhead Linda Leeman Janice Card Ellen Fletcher Merlene Osborne Marlene Logan Arolynn Francis Edna McPhee Joyce Ring Carol Haynes Loretta Bailey Pamela Land Barbara Larrabee Kathryn Picken Helen McBrine Jill Olsen Constance Howe Gloria Swearingen. The petitions committee is Mrs. Philip Wyman Judy Legard and Christel Cornish. An invitation was read for a reception for Jane Ledyard Grand Worthy Advisor of the Rainbow Assembly of Maine on November 27 at Huse Memorial School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Elizabeth Aikenhead
Linda Leeman
Janice Card
Ellen Fletcher
Merlene Osborne
Marlene Logan
Arolynn Francis
Edna McPhee
Joyce Ring
Carol Haynes
Loretta Bailey
Pamela Land
Barbara Larrabee
Kathryn Picken
Helen McBrine
Jill Olsen
Constance Howe
Gloria Swearingen
Philip Wyman
Judy Legard
Christel Cornish
Rainbow Assembly of Maine
Jane Ledyard
Huse Memorial School
Bath Junior High P.T.A. Meets for First Time
The Bath Junior High P.T.A. will hold its first meeting on Wednesday at 7 30. Officers will be named and guest speaker Mrs Balkrishna Gokhale, wife of a Tallman Professor at Bowdoin College, will discuss Education In India. Parents of the school's pupils are invited. Mrs Charles B Doyle is refreshments chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Burbank
Bath
Maine Gems and Minerals
Inner Wheel
Wiscasset
Milton Steppesin
P.T.A
Balkrishna Gokhale
Tallman
Bowdoin College
India
Gokhale
Charles B. Doyle
Local Committee Notes Mention Mrs Wesley and Charles T
A clipped archival snippet references a committee with mentions of Mrs Wesley and Charles T. The fragment suggests a meeting or organizational note, but lacks full context or actions.
Inner Wheel club meeting at Small home event
The Inner Wheel club met at the home of Mrs. Small on 22 Hocaine Street. More than 100 utility bags were made for state institutions for Christmas. Attendees included Mrs. William Skelton, Mrs. Charles re, Mrs. William, Mrs. Aneth Francisco, John Hayes, Mrs. Edward W. Bridgham, and Mrs. Loring Addison. Mrs. Small served coffee and dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iad
Small
Hocaine Street
William Skelton
Charles
William
Aneth Francisco
John Hayes
Edward W. Bridgham
Loring Addison
Beacon Lights Meet at James Steen Home on Beacon Street
Beacon Lights of Beacon Street Methodist Church gathered Nov 11 at the James Steen residence on upper Washington for a social and planning session. They outlined decorating the church for Christmas with meetings in December set for the 2nd and 16th. A social hour featured contests between men and women, with the men prevailing. Hostesses included Mrs. Edward Larrabee Mrs. Nellie Jewett and Mrs. Dorothy Steen. Attendees listed include Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lord Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McPhee Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Edward Larrabee Mr. and Mrs. James Steen Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bonney Mrs. Nellie Jewett Mrs. Dorothy Lewis and Rev Oliver Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Lights
Beacon Street
Edward Larrabee
Nellie Jewett
Dorothy Steen
Daniel Lord
Wesley McPhee
Sherman Mitchell
James Steen
Dean Bonney
Dorothy Lewis
Oliver Bell
St Marys Sodality Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Sodality of St Marys church held its annual meeting after Sunday devotions electing officers including President Mrs Annie Wilson Vice President Miss Margaret Mulligan Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Dena Burgess Reports highlighted a successful year in membership and service with prayers for deceased members A review by Rev Fr John E Bellefontaine covered the book I Had To Know and his Notre Dame trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodality of
Annie Wilson
Margaret Mulligan
Dena Burgess
Sey
John E. Bellefontaine
Gladys Baker
Notre Dame
Wesley Youth Fellowship Plans Food Sale and Rally
The Wesley Methodist church youth group met in the vestry at six with 10 members. Rev Oliver Bell and Mrs Carlyle Taber led the meeting and Roger Upham led worship. Plans include a cooked food and ribbon sale Saturday at 9 30 a.m. at Rogers Hardware store. Delegates will attend the Lewiston subdistrict rally Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Oliver Bell
Carlyle Taber
Roger Upham
Gail Carlton
John Richardson
Richard Moody
Christian Witness For Peace
Rogers Hardware Store
Elizabeth Marble
Lewiston
Bath Teachers Club Plans Bean Supper For Scholarship
The Bath Teachers Club proposes a $100 Morse High senior scholarship for teachers college, discussed at a meeting. Ways and Means heads Lincoln Anderson and Mrs Dallas Crabtree will co lead a baked beans supper at Fisher school Saturday between 5 30 and 7 to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Teachers Club
Morse High
Lincoln Anderson
Dallas Crabtree
Fisher School
First Baptist Youth Fellowship Reports Two Davids Theme
The Youth Fellowship at First Baptist met in the vestry on Sunday evening with Elaine Pinkham leading devotions on the topic Two Davids. Dixie Oliver was appointed to attend the next meeting as the group took over the church’s evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Elaine Pinkham
Two Davids
Dixie Oliver
Bernice Green
Vance Libby
Donald Thayer
Alice Green
Marilyn House
Wat
Claudia Carter
Fellowship members sing hymn delivered by Jack Wallace
The report notes that the item was delivered by Jack Wallace and that the Fellowship members sang the hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wallace
Woolwich PTA Holds Meeting and Reports
Woolwich P T A met at Nequasset Central school Monday evening with President presiding. Officers reports were read and approved. The annual fair report praised as very successful. Thanksgiving awards given and plans to fill Christmas candy bags. A reminder urged mothers to bring three year old children for dental exams after 3 pm. Dec 20 hostesses will be sixth grade mothers. Avis Hughey of the State Department spoke on school lunches stressing warm noon meals and simple menus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich P. T. A
Preese
Florence Plc
Avis Hughey
State Department
B I W Camera Club Plans Bermuda Lecture Evening
The B I W Camera Club meets Thursday at 7 30 in the Recreation building. Maynard D. Lee of Bath Iron Works will discuss his Bermuda trip with Kodachrome slides. Open to all photography enthusiasts. bring camera problems for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. I. W. Camera Club
Maynard D. Lee
Bath Iron Works Corp. Hall
Bermuda
North-Center P T A notice on meeting and awards
North-Center P T A held a Monday evening meeting for parents to tour classrooms and learn procedures. A business session announced a tie for honors between Doris Barkirk and Louise Richmond, with duplicate prizes. Secretary shift, council report, and rank card committee updates were also given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notiee
Bowrogram
Sarge
Tunity
Teahh Grammar School
William Elfring
North Primary
Doris Babkirk
Louise Richmond
Bessie Boudreau
Clara Darling
North Grammar
Elliot Hanson
A .O. Smart
Auburn
P. T. A. Council
Gerald Rioux
S. Theodore Bertocci
Philip Sharp
Rockport
Health Council
Merton Bradway
John Carl
Gerald Hughes
George F. Cary
Joseph I. Smith
John Harris
Portland
Morse High School
North
F. Merton Bradway
Association
Ralph Milliken
Patten Free Library
Orjorie Bartlett
Kirk Roberts
Frederick Robie
Earl Wade
St Marys Guild Plans Christmas Sale Preparations
St Marys Guild of Grace Episcopal church held a productive workshop at the parish house Tuesday for the December 7 Christmas sale. A large group sewed articles while refreshments were served. The event, supervised by president Mrs Eleanor Voorhees, drew 18 attendees and included both afternoon and evening sessions with many unable to attend later. A follow up gathering is set for November 28 with plans for a picnic style meal and continued sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Episcopal Church
Eleanor Voorhees
Esses
Victor Rey
L. Grant
Charles Is
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Edward A. Cummings
Peei
Ollo
Mattawamkeag
Charles Dawson North
Ports H
Canee
Ethan C. White
High Street
Dawson
Portsmouth
Mr. White
University of Pennsylvania
Army Pfe
Paul E. Sirois
Eugene C. Sirois
Water Street
VII VII Corps
Westwind
Germany
Sirois
Army
Lucile Lee
Social
West Street
Phyllis Dauphin
Ida Burnell
Josephine Pinkham
Viola Melzard
Sadie Garcelon
Susie Darrah
Court Street
Itland
Cheshire
Charles Andrews
Carlton W. Andrews
East Brunswick
Uxbridge
Howard Phoenix
Caroline Thompson
Helen Gagnon
Beatrice Burns
Jessie Morrill
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Esther Rodick
Elfreda Perkins
Evening Star Rebek Lodge
Zaza Zuanna No. 89
Ladies of the Orient
Odd Fellows Hall
Forest Avenue
Rose MacDonald
Charles MacDonald
Greene
James R. Brown
Connecticut
Kathey Frances Libby
Edwin S. Libby
Adams Court
Fisher Junior College
Old North Church
Old State House
Bunker Hill
Faneuil Hall
Frigate Constitution
Durgin Park
Carleton W. Andrews
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Mrs. Andrews
East Sullivan
Big Chief
Edith Campbell
Arrowsic
Everett Pollard
Harold Leeman
Woolwich
Richard Marr
Marr
Ardenne A. Stott
Park Street
Ralph Crocker, R N
Moore
Frank Moore
Ale Clinton Haines
Canal Zone
Stanley J. Hunt
Russell Street
Airman Haines
Washington State
Glenn Carter
Harold Carter
North Street
St. Cloud
Fla
Linwood Carr
Cumberland Center
Glenn
the Times
South
Harry Anderson
Oliver W. Bell
Hilda Palmer
Newton
Wesley Church Parsonage
A. Robert Frink
Winchester
Winchester Hospital
Deborah Lee
Frink
Christine Moses
A. George Moses
Corliss Street
Mr. Moses
David W. Bell
Boston University School of Theology
Peter Hutchinson
Earl Hutchinson
U. S. Navy
Bainbridge, Md
Maine Vocational Training Institute
Peter
Donald Wilson
Marlene Holbrook
George M. Carlton, Jr
Roy Robinson
Maine General Hospital
Elaina Sophia
Robinson
Ida Johns
Angela N. Johns
Pearl Street
Isaac Murch
Somerville Plantation
Bath Societies
Wesley Women
First Baptist Circle
Sion
Legion Auxiliary
Needlework Guild
Winter Ladies Aid
John A. Lord
Bath Junior High
Mmittee Are
Mrs. Wesley
Charles T
ST. Mary’s Sodality
Wesley Youth
First Baptist Fellowship
Woolwich Pta
ST. Mary’s Guild
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