Local Lodge Officers Held. Weddings and School Games Noted
The piece lists lodge officers elected including treasurer Lawrence Oddy and secretary Mrs. senior warden G. Cleveland, with regalia bearer Recome Jones and emblem bearer Harold Jones. It covers a grand lodge ceremony, a turkey supper, and mentions community guests from multiple towns. It notes a junior high school boys game and a girls game, plus a revenue service visit for 1946 tax filing, and includes a Methodist Society meeting with new officers and a wedding at the Methodist parsonage involving Marion Annette Skinner and Lester Ernest Umberhind Jr. The report ends with service references and a Pacific-area military note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Lawrence Oddy
Cleveland Marrioes
Sagadahoc Gran
Mar
Basaay
Ecamemnond High School
Tants High
Internal Revenue
Selectmen’s Office
Main Street
Women's Society of Christian Service
Viola Douglass
Mildred Pinkham
Mildred Davis
Bessie Sedgeley
Florence Anderson
Methodist
Local residents noted for military service and family news
US Navy chief petty officer with three overseas tours in Italy and Panama, now at home with parents on Reed Road. Mrs. Rolandus returned from New York. Ernest Drew and daughter Ernestine Cheryl came home from Brunswick hospital. Paul E. Jack discharged after 3 years 3 months in Framingham hospital personnel. Carl Robert discharged and employed at Bath Iron Works. Engagement announced for Marion Ellen Purinton and Dwight Moody. Walter Trott hospitalized in Lewiston. Ralph Willard Brown returned from China, reenlisted for Fort Devens. David Williams celebrated 10th birthday with North Street party. Joseph Seigers and Dorothy Averell wed at Methodist parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Us.n
Italy
Panama
Ofdahoc County
Lister
Reed Road
Rolandus
New York
Ernest Drew
Tenday
Ernestine Cheryl
Main Street
Brunswick Hospital
Della Grondin
Florence Anderson
Virginia Ae
Russell King
Paul E. Jack
Army
Cushing Eeeee Hospital
Framingham
L Eave
Falmouth
Jack and
Begg
Carl “Roberte
Bath Iron Works
Eugéne Gordon
Westfield
Mass
Gordon
Solon Parvnr
North Front Street
George McMaster
Beedle Road
Glyde McFee
Evelyn Drinkwine
R.N
Ae Clyde McFee
Lynn
Lynn General Hospital
Solo
South Pacific
Portland
Walter Trott
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Emil Ritooh
Harold Illiams
Garfield
N. J
Cpl
Ralph Willard Brown
China
Pacific
Thomas Hinkley
Sharon Ann
Cpl. Brown
Fort Devens
David Williams
Harold Williams
North Street
Harry Hurley
James Sullivan
Roland Dearborn
Charlotte Hurley
Joyce Gilpatrick
Ronald Cloutier
Harold Averell
Mary Sullvan
David
Joseph H. Seigers
Dorothy Averell
David Hickland
Carroll F.terrell
Darrell Giberson
Mrs Mertie Fickett Dies at Lincoln Street Home
Mrs Mertie Adeline Fickett died at her home 16 Lincoln Street where she had lived for two decades. The obituary notes her long residence in the area and lists details of her life and passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mertie Adeline Fickett
Lincoln Street
MacMahan obituary notes Bath native boat builder
Hon MacMahan of Bath died peacefully at Mainé General Hospital. He moved from young manhood to Boston with his first wife Annie Oliver Segeberg, later remarried to Aldena Clark, lived in Bath and Southport, and worked as a boat builder. He endured ill health with cheerful outlook. Other items list local visits, postmaster appointment, and residents in Bath and Robinhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMahan
Bath
Mainé General
Seothios
MacMahan Island
Annie Oliver Segeberg
Oliver Berg
Boston
Aldena Clark
Southport
Second McMahan
Cunningham
Robinhood
Ian J. Anderson
Statertment of Agriculture
Binhood
Anderson
Lawrence Dupont
Pete
Melvin Cunningham
Ralph Davis
Ezereth Powers
Linwood Stevens
Frank Heald
Shirley Cunningham
Gertrude Hunt
Brunswick
Clarence B. Hill
J. H. Brown
Alfred Rowe
J. R. Blackie
Obituary: Richmond Woman Dies Surrounded by Family
Born in Bath January 5 1878 to George and Alfreda Small she leaves six children Elizabeth Dineco John Fickett Charles Irving Fickett Elsie Vieira Evelyn Meserve all of Richmond and Malden MA plus twenty four grandchildren five great grandchildren one brother Lorenzo Small Freeport and two sisters Annabelle Peters and Della Jones South Portland Services set Thursday at 2 PM at daughter Mrs Meserve’s High Street home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
George and
Alfreda (Berry) Small
Elizabeth Dineco
John Fickett
Malden
Mass
Charles
Irving Fickett
Elsie Vieira
Evelyn Meserve
Richmond
Lorenzo Small
Freeport
Annabelle Peters
Della Jones
South Portland
Bath and County Still Help War Chest Quota
Sagadahoc county shows 69 percent of its $35 000 War Chest quota with Bath area urged to meet the target. The county risks reduced USO services and veteran care if quotas remain unmet, prompting calls from William S. Newell and Ralph W. Bragg for local residents to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
National War Fund
Sagadahoc
Piscataquis
Bath
USO
Europe
Pacific
William S. Newell
State War Chest
Ralph W. Bragg
Cosmo Garden Club backs clothing drive for war relief
Cosmopolitan Garden Club met with 18 members present to organize clothing, rubber, and shoe donations for a national war drive. A clothing committee was appointed and items were requested to be left at the club clubhouse. The next meeting will discuss Colonial Gardens. Mrs. H Kenneth Smith spoke on Old Places Of Historical Interest In Bath with pictures. Refreshments were served to attendees including Mrs. Granville Colby and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Colonial Gardens
Alice Johnson
Ada Deering
Mildred Nichols
Nellie Goodrich
Mabel Harris
H. Kenneth Smith
Granville Colby
Smith
Bath
Patrick Drummond
Winneganee
Kennebec
Casco Bay
Ere
Granville Cols
Mortis Povich
Fred Quimby
Roscoe P. McFadden
Melvin Howe
Charles W. Messenger
Bath women expert as rug makers
Bath residents Mrs. Ruby Preble of 648 High Street is praised for braided and sewn rugs. She finished a hall runner fitting the circular staircase at Major William R. Kimball’s house. Neighbors Mrs. Alfred Carpenter and Mrs. Harold Armes also produced decorative rugs for the floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Ruby Preble
High Street
William R. Kimball
Preble
Alfred Carpenter
Harold Armes
Legion Will Meet To Plan Its Show
Roland Smith Post American Legion schedules a special meeting Monday evening to arrange the Legion show with full member participation. Refreshments will follow. Executive committee members should meet the commander at 7.15. Citizens may donate clothing at firehouses 2 3 or 4 or call Gardiner Rogers to arrange pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Smith Post
American Legion
Legion
Rogers
Gardiner Rogers
Five Islands event at Stratford school Bow
Five Islands held at Stratford school in Bow featuring Old acquaintances reunion on a cold Saturday evening. Nat Hasenfus coordinated films of Five Islands Harmons Harbor Sheepcote River and Boothbay Harbor shown by Nat Hasenfus and Everett Ford. Attendance included numerous families from Melrose Somerville Lynn and Cambridge among others with a Good Neighbor club meeting following and Scout demonstrations at the school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford School
Bow
Eugene Hall
West Acton
Mass
Fred Cutter
New York City
Clarence White
George Floyd
Five Islands
Harmon's Harbor
Sheepscot River
Boothbay Harbor
Nat Hasenifus
Everett Ford
Nat Hasenfus
Regina Hasenfus
Evrett Ford
Gertrude Smith
Felix Solomone
Frank Blake
Parker Start
Melrose
Bessie Quimby
Malden
Fred White
Winthrop
Everett Hennan
Watertown
Susan
Winnifred Briggs
Frank McMahan
Carl Pearson
Marilyn Pearson
Lucille MacMahan
Somerville
Howard Bacon
Francis Bacon
Leon Williams
Olive
Frederick Johnson
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
Albert Johnson
Gordon Clark
Barbara
Kenneth Florence
Lynn
Herbert Moore
Belmont
Marion Ainley
Charles Jones
Albert Hedderman
Miller
Nelson
Cambridge
George Phillips
Arthur Marr
Almon Marr
Medford
John Lindquist
Roslindale
Arthur Hunt
George Smith
Mary Powers
Dorchester
Mary O'Conner
Arlington
Ralph Washburn
Auburndale
C. H. Sanford
Marion Stevens
Exeter
N. H
Ann Johnson
Nathaniel Brackett
Washington, D. C
Philip Brooks
Robert
Walter
Barbara Hasenfus
Mary Valmote
Frank
Kathleen
Albert
Joseph Creedon
Charles Boodrow
West Roxbury
Caroline Sahlin
Albert, Clement
Mildred Hasenfus
Albert Fuller
Joseph Jordan
Nat Stedman
Russell Watson
Marjorie Keating
Mildred Horn
Leah Fulton
Emma Gilbert
Askroyd
Walsh
Chadwick
Francis Pierce
Good Neighbor Club
William Marr
Kathleen Rittall
Philip Pinkham
Victor Pinkham
Rudolph Pinkham
Vincent Davis
Maynard Thibodeau
Philip Campbell, Jr
Lermond Davis
Edith MacMahan
Orville Rowe
Harlan Pinkham
Henry Moore
Woodrow Gray
Harmon Smith
Bath
Charles Osborne
Smith
Local Family News Notes Illness and Family Ties
Several years of service there. Norman and Bett Jane grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. G ierce in Randolph last week. George Gray is confined to his home by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman and
Bett Jane Gerandparents
A. Gierce
Randolph
George Gray
Obituary of Mary Jane Fullerton 1867 1946
Mary Jane Fullerton 79 died suddenly Tuesday noon at Memorial Hospital after arriving there. widow of George Fullerton of Woolwich she was born in Woolwich Jan 7 1867 daughter of James and Delphina Spinney Hunnewell educated in Woolwich schools and lived on her farm most of life. Surviving are three nieces and four nephews. Funeral from Curtis Funeral Home Saturday at two with Rev Wilfred Mulley officiating. Entombment in Grover Cemetery Woolwich until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Fullerton
Memorial Hospital
E. R. Brown
Deering Street
George Fullerton
Woolwich
Mrs. Fullerton
James
Delphina
Spinney Hunnewell
Ox Horn Corner
Bath
Herusband
Fullerton
Florence Carl
Waterboro
Edna Pratt
Brunswick
Carrie Trott
Portland
Vinal Hunnewell
Wilfred Trott
James L. Trott
Woolwich Grange
Montsweag Baptist Church
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Saturda
Withev
Wilfred Mulley
The
Nazarene Church
Grover
Rotary Luncheon Quiz Echoes Waldorf Dinner
Rotarians at the Sedgwick club luncheon tried a quiz inspired by the Al Smith Memorial dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. Prizes offered were 50 000 dollars or a diamond ring, but the questions covered wide ground making winning unlikely. Horace Herrick won honors for most correct answers. Lt Cmdr Frederick E Drake Jr returned after three years in USNR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Sedgwick
Harold Troop
al Smith
Waldorf Astoria
John Kieran
Horace Herrick
Cmdr
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
USNR
Willette Martin Wedding Ceremony
Miss Clara E. Martin of Wilmington N C became the bride of John R. Willette son of Mr and Mrs E J Willette of 46 South street Jan 26 at St Marys Roman Catholic church Rev Fr R A Martineau officiated Attendants were Mr and Mrs Louis Perreault The bride wore a powder blue gown with black accessories and red rosebud corsage A wedding breakfast followed at the Sedgwick Mrs Martin is a War Price and Rationing Board employee and Mr Willette has served in the European theatre and is a high school graduate from Presque Isle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Annette Skinner
Lester Ernest Umberhind, Jr
David Hickland
Philip Densmore
Gileskinner
Lister Umberhind
Mildred Skinner
Donald Knight
James
Boston
Miasy
Providence
R. A Sturge
Calvin and Roe
Snd
Micacqueline Skinner
Donald Savage Astrid
Borjesson
Umberhind
South Front Street
Clara E. Martin
William Martin
Wilmington
N. C
John R. Willette
E. J. Willette
South Street
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
R. A. Martineau
Louis Perreault
Barbara Hart
Sedgwick
Alexander Graham High School
Fayetteville
War Price and Rationing Board
European Theatre of Operations
Presque Isle
Finland Aid Seeks Barrel Heads for Clothing Shipment
Mrs. Campbell has six barrels of clothing ready for shipment to Finland but needs barrel heads. She appeals to readers with spare barrel heads to donate, promising appreciation for any help.
Rev Clinton W Wilson dies. long Congregational minister
Funeral announced for Rev Clinton W Wilson of Providence Rhode Island a veteran Congregational pastor who served in Maine New Hampshire and other states He was educated at Mexico Academy Hamilton College Oberlin and ordained in 1890 He is survived by three sons and five grandchildren with burial planned for Old South Cemetery Woodbury Conn next spring
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton W. Wilson
Providence
R. I
Congregational Newngland
Midfield Avenue
Wilson
Mary Donnelly Wilson
Mexico Academy
York
Hamilton College
State Bar of
New York
Oberlin Theological Seminary
South Hartford
N. Y
Meadville
Penn
Ashland
Ohio
Plymouth
N. H
Lancaster
Orono
Maine
New Hampshire Congregational Conference
Connecticut Congregational Missionary Society
Maine Congregational Conference
Arthur E. Wilson
R. I. Clinton D. Wilson
This City
John P. Wilson
Portland
Cora Belle Dunton 73 Dies After Long Illness
Cora Belle Dunton 73 widow of Fred S. Dunton died at her Bath home after years of illness, confined to bed four days. Born September 18 1873 in Bowdoin she lived most of her life in Bath and attended Beacon Street Methodist church. Survived by daughters Mrs Langdon Green and Miss Lillian Dunton brothers Clifton and Albert Tedford two granddaughters and three great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev David L Wilson officiating burial in Oak Grove. Bearers included Langdon Green and Clifton Tedford. Out of town relatives included Mr and Mrs Ralph H Dunton and Mr and Mrs Raymond Dunton of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Belle Dunton
Fred S. Dunton
Mechanic Street
Mrs. Dunton
Bowdoin
Ellis
Clara
Gowell) Tedford
Bath
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Dunton
Langdon Green
Lillian Dunton
Clifton Tedford
This City
Albert Tedford
Brunswick
Edmund Gaudette
Paul Legard
Patricia Gaudet
Judith Legard
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Oak Grove
Charles I. Madden
Arthur Berry
Ralph H. Dunton
Raymond Dunton
Luella Dunton
Portland
Nellie Ann
Jacob
McCabe
Haley
Parker Head
Chester McCabe
Eee Perkins
Milville
Calif
Willard
Carl Cabe
Douglas Kipp
New York
Charles Ewer
Montsweag
Curtis Funera
Ematus
Central Congenian Church
Mrs Martha Benner Funeral Held at Mayo Residence
The funeral for Mrs Martha T Benner was held at the Mayo Funeral Residence Friday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Dr David L Wilson. Bearers were Arthur Youland William Wyman Robert Donnell and Arthur Temple. The body was entombed until spring when burial will take place at Riverside Cemetery Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha T. Benner
Mayo Funeral
David L. Wilson
Arthur Youland
William Wyman
Robert Donnell
Arthur Temple
Riverside Cemetery
Woolwich
Mrs Urvan Hall of Fort Edwards Dies at Home
Word reached of the sudden death of Mrs. Urvan Hall at her Fort Edwards home in Maine. Daughter of Capt William and Mrs Hutchins Elliott, she taught before marriage after Gorham schooling. Survived by husband and sons Sete and Ances Hall, and brothers Howard Elliott of Bath and Capt Walter Elliott of Brunswick. Funeral at Strong's Funeral Home in Damariscotta with burial in Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Hall
Fort Edwards
George H MacMahan death notice at General Hospital
George Howard MacMahan 61 Pine Street died at the General hospital Laing. Born July 3 18, he was the son of George and Labree MacMahan. A retired ship carpenter he belonged to the I C O F. Survived by three brothers Clement of Georgetown Charles of Malden Mass and MacMahan of Bath also siblings Mrs Adelaide Stott Mrs Edith Powers and Miss Ruby MacMahan all of Bath and Mrs Henrietta Carpenter of Titusville Pa plus many nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howard Mac
Pine Street
General Hospital
Laing
George
Labree MacMahan
Clement MacMahan
Georgetown
Charles Ee
Malden
Mass
MacMahan
South
Adelaide Stott
Edith Powers
Ruby MacMahan
Bath
Henrietta Carpenter
Titusville, Pa
Walter L. Foster Funeral Held Thursday Afternoon
Funeral services for Walter L. Foster were held Thursday afternoon at the Arthur F. & Son Funeral Residence 819 High Street with Rev Charles R Sims, pastor of the First Baptist church, officiating. Bearers were Charles Crosby Normand Drummond Frank Rittal and Russell Sturmer. The body was interred temporarily with burial planned in the family lot in Farmingdale Cemetery in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Foster
Arthur F. & Son
High Street
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Charles Crosby
Normand Drummond
Frank Rittal
Russell Sturmer
Farmingdale
MacMahan Funeral Held At Mayo Residence
The funeral of George Howard MacMahan was held at the Mayo Funeral Residence Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson. Bearers were Ralph T. Lewis Perley Hodgdon Scott Cressey and Roy Russell. The body was entombed until spring. Honshu is the largest of the Japanese islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howard MacMahan
Mayo
David L. Wilson
Ralph T. Lewis
Perley Hodgdon
Scott Cressey
Roy Russell
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Quincy
Mark Porter
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Willette-Martin
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St. Mary’s Church
Clinton D. Wilson
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W. L. Foster
G. H. Macmahan
Honshu
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