Ann Marie Quinnam and Allen Gagnon Engaged in Danbury
Mrs. Murray Brad Quinnam of Wiscasset announces the engagement of her daughter Ann Marie to Allen William Gagnon son of Mr and Mrs Ralph J Gagnon of Wiscasset and Baltimore Maryland The couple plan to wed November 30 at St Peters Church Danbury Conn and depart December 1 for St Petersburg Florida for work Other local club notes include Huntoon Hill Grange meeting November 13 and committees named with several events and upcoming gatherings at local schools and the Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge observing charter draped in memory of Harley J Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Bradrd Quinnam
Ann Marie
Allen William Gagnon
Ralph J. Gagnon
Wiscasset
Baltimore
Miss Quinnam
Brown Engine Co
Danbury
Conn
Mr. Gagnon
Newton Landscape Service
St. Peter's Church
Bertha LeBourdais
Olive Dow
Harriet Jackson
Bernard Merry
Richard Barker
Margaret MacLaren
Lucille Shea
Alice Maybury
John Wyman
Harold Maybury
John Merry
Bernard A. Merry
Mothers
Shelton
Wiscasset Public Library
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Harley J. Colby
Josephine Johnson
Ella Dunton
Delmas Leighton
Round Pond
Madeline Colby
Local Observances and Obits from Wiscasset Area
Personal items note Mr and Mrs J William Schulze returning from a New York trip and Mr and Mrs William A McFadden celebrating their 54th wedding anniversary at Fort Hill street. Mrs Jeanne Riv ers Bergmann 68 died at home of her sister in Wiscasset. services held at St Philip s Episcopal church. Burial at Greenlawn cemetery. Rebekah Assembly events attended by Ellen Tybey and Sadie Brooks with recent receptions in Augusta and Livermore Falls for Masons and dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Schulze
New York
William A. McFadden
Fort Hill Street
Wiscasset
Edward W. Moore
McFadden
Turner Center Creamery
H. P. Hood & Sons
Pre Nuptial Shower For Miss Jerneen Doyle
Miss Jerneen Doyle daughter of Mrs Gertrude Doyle received a surprise pre nuptial shower at her home Wednesday last week co hosted by Mrs Alton Pinkham and Mrs John McLaughlin. She married Raymond McIntire in St Mary's Church on Saturday morning. Attending guests included Mrs Margaret MacDonald Emma Oliver Nellie Burns Lena Murray Willard Atwood Jr Franklin MacDonald Robert Beaudreau Gerald McNeil Mary Lucey Anne Berry Mrs Doyle Erroll Niles Charlene Niles from Freeport plus Mrs Alice Springer Topsham and Beverly Niles of Portland. Gifts were sent by Mrs Mary Seymour and Mrs George Burns.
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Jerneen Doyle
Gertrude Doyle
Office Drive
Alton Pinkham
John McLaughlin
Miss Doyle
Raymond MclIntire
South Berwick
St. Mary’s Church
Margaret MacDonald
Emma Oliver
Nellie Burns
Lena Murray
Willard Atwood, Jr
Franklin MacDonald
Robert Beaudreau
Gerald McNeil
Mary Lucey
Anne Berry
Doyle
City
Erroll Niles
Charlene Nil
Freeport
Alice Springer
Topsham
Beverly Niles
Portland
Mary Seymour
George Burns
Malland
Cleveland
Ohio
Mallard
Bath Tron
George Carpenter
Con
Henry Cope
Usnar
Camden
Thomes Aylward
Rosa Shea
Day's Ferry
Bath Memorial Hospital
Maritime Provinces
Canada
Halifax
N.S. St John
N. B
Toronto
Cit
New York State
Stevens
Bath Iron Works
Dorothea Fulton
Ernest Fulton
Braintree
Mass
Matthon O. Dowxk
Woolwich
Sandra McGuire
Leon Kelley, Jr
Jean Wold
Wilson Bailey
James Baker
Hollis Leeman
Clayton Stinson
Carlton Stinson
Courtney Hupp
Harold Strout
Merle Hathorne
Russell Boyd
Boston
Walker
Capitol Island
Amasa Wallace
Eva Wallace
River Road
William Astle
Pembroke
Sooners to Meet Syracuse in 1962 Gridiron Clash
Oklahoma University will face Syracuse on the football field for the first time in 1962. A domestic tip warns to insert waxed paper between cookie layers when stacking for storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma University
Syracuse
Woolwich Stork Showers Honor Local Mothers and Community Notices
Mrs. Raymond Robson and Mrs. Bruce McGowan were honored at separate stork showers in Woolwich and Brunswick with gifts, cakes, and refreshments. The column notes school basketball practice, National Education Week open house, and local church announcements plus community events and visits across Woolwich, Brunswick, and Day's Ferry.
Woolwich Votes To Continue Plowing Driveways At Five Dollars
Woolwich residents voted at a special meeting to keep town private driveway plowing for 1957 58 at five dollars per driveway with payment due by December 1. Ralph Wright leads plowing operations. The town also approved transferring 1000 dollars from excise tax funds to road and bridges account to cover an emergency Hedge bridge expenditure. A follow up meeting will present full cost figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Central
Hedge Bridge
Grange Hall
State Highway Commission
Bridge Construction Company
Arrowsic Social News Mixed with Travel Plans and Visits
Horatio L. Baker left by train for Fort Lauderdale to winter aboard his yacht with Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Filbrick of Shelby joins them for the season. Miss Sandra Phinney visited from New Haven, and the article records various weekend visits by local residents and relatives across Spinney Mills Bath and Falmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio L. Baker
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mrs. Baker
Health Officer urges Grange members to use free X-ray program
R Clinton McFadden public health director asked West Bath Grange members to participate in Bath’s free chest X ray drive. He noted eligibility for all persons over fifteen and explained the program's importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
R. Clinton McFadden
West Bath Grange
All Mender
Bath
McFadden
Wee
Alice Jamin
Stella Doughty
Lauwrence
Robert Palmer
Bernard MacDonald
Dirigo Grange
Evelyn Whidden
Mericonca
Don Coombe
Vern Coons
Frances St. Martin
Cdwell Griuvee
Smell Point
Girl Scout Leaders Meet at Parish House
A Wednesday gathering of the Both Girl Scout Leaders Association at Winter Street parish house was presided over by vice president Mrs. Oliver Foster in the president’s absence. Mrs. Harold Graffam reported on the Merrymeeting section and Bath leaders will host the May Junior Merrymeeting rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Winter Street Parish House
Oliver Foster
Albert Rea
Philadelphia
Foster
Burl Wade
Harold Graffam
Bath
Harold J. Rubin
Council
Central Congregational Church
Dorothy Marshall
Miss Niney Drum Starts Six Weeks of Practice Teaching
Farmington State Teachers College senior Miss Niney Drum began a six week student teaching placement in Morse High School's home economics department under Miss Elizabeth Barker. She will observe and teach units including a sophomore project Making the home attractive and will join homemaker activities and Morse staff duties while living with local families in Bath. Burt Hatch of Sagadagahoc Ferry is a pneumonia patient at Bath Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niney Drum
Farmington State Teachers College
Morse High School
FSTC
Bailey Evening School
Morse
Bath
Miss Drum
Edward B. Smith
Middle Street
West Bath Sewing Group Works For Togus and Red Cross
The West Bath Sewing Group met at Mrs. Albert White’s home Thursday evening to make bandages for Togus hospital and the Red Cross. Refreshments were served and members present included Mrs. Courtney Stover and others. Adjacent notes mention Bath-Brunswick chapter of retired teachers meeting with two new members, visits among local residents, and hospitality events in Bath and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Albert White
Togus Hospital
Red Cross
Courtney Stover
Carl Hague
Oliver Wass
Francis Deehan
Bath-Brunswick
John Wharff
Carl Hapue
Melford Perham
Winter Haven
Fla
Maine
Herry Cornish
Bath
Fred Carey
East Brunswick
Ernest Mahoney
B. F. Whitmore
Gardiner
Francis Dechan
Local Notes Mark North Bath Area Activities
North Bath brief items detail Highway Dept truck work along shoulders. Randolph visitors include Mr and Mrs Edwin Hemings and family. Earl Haines Jr graduates from State Police Academy and will base in Brunswick Freeport, moving to Topsham with wife and children. Nearby gatherings include Edmund Higgins visiting Rose Lee Higgins and Mrs Gladycee Cothran. Baby born to Mr and Mrs David Dodge of Woolwich, mother Gail Sukeforth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States Highway Dept
Edwin Hemingswiv
Randolph
Earl Haines
Annette
Eulalia Haines
Albert Thompson
Earl Haines Jr
State Police Academy
Haines
Brunswick and
Freeport
Topsham
Edmund Higgins
Rose Lee Higgins
Gladycee Cothran
Alimustu, Cassidy
Bath
Brunswick
Donnie Pratt
Bernard Pratt
Conn
Harry Higgins
Paul Cunio
Andy Seiggs
Messina
N. Y
David Dodge
Woolwich
Morse High Delivers Program From Boys And Girls State
Morse High School delegates to the Boys and Girls State sessions at Colby and the University of Maine last summer presented an assembly on Friday morning. Susan Bates Rita Vail lancourt led the Girls State group. other delegates Mary Baird Carol Tanner Ellen Blair spoke for Girls State. Boys State delegates William Luke Roy Stuart spoke. Dennis Ring narrated slides of Lindon Harris events. Morse delegates to Boys State included Stephen De Wick Donald Thayer and Eugene Rittall. The student council sponsored the program with Frank Blanchard as MC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Colby
University of Maine
Susan Bates
Rita Vaillancourt
Colby College
Mary Baird
Carol Tanner
Ellen Blair
William Luke
Roy Stuart
Dennis Ring
Lindon Harris
Morse
Stephen de Wick
Donald Thayer
Eutene Rittall
Frank Blanchard
West Bath Juvenile Grange Holds Installation Ceremony
Jerry Holbrook was installed as master of the West Bath juvenile grange at a Thursday meeting in West Bath Grange Hall. Other officers named include Keith Fitzgerald overseer Dale McNelly steward Daniel Harvey assistant steward Donna Nicoll chaplain Edgar McNelly treasurer Patricia Kelley secretary Paul Hamilton gatekeeper Karen Orr Ceres Janice Orr Pomona Linda Bailey Flora Nancy Holbrook lady assistant steward Alice Inman juvenile matron. Augustine Ponzianni of Topsham served installing master with Roland Riendeau and Mrs Riendeau as marshal and regalia bearer Bessie Snow installing master and Fannie Waterman chaplain. Honorary members named Charles Soule Marion Farnsworth Bessie Snow Mercie McFadden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Holbrook
West Bath
West Bath Grange Hall
Keith Fitzgerald
Dale McNelly
Daniel Harvey
Donna Nicoll
Edgar McNelly
Patricia Kelley
Paul Hamilton
Karen Orr
Ceres
Janice Orr
Pomona
Linda Bailey
Flora
Nancy Holbrook
Alice Inman
Card of thanks from Winnifred G Ross
Winnifred G Ross expresses heartfelt gratitude to the doctors nurses and surgical staff at Bath Memorial Hospital. She thanks kind neighbors who cared for her children and home and her cribbage partner for support and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
Bath Memorial Hospital
Winnifred G Ross
Richmond Lodge Holds Semi public Masonic Installation
Richmond Lodge F and A M held a semi public installation with Edwin H P Lowell of Bath as installing officer assisted by Donald Page and William J Sullivan. New officers include Bernard Smith as worshipful master and a full slate of senior and junior officers. Education week open houses in town featured driver education at Richmond High and Emerson Grammar with state speakers and parents attending. Auxiliary groups and Lions club reports plus child health clinics, Family Day at Methodist church and upcoming community events were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Lodge
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Bath
Donald Page
Masonic
William J. Sullivan
Bernard Smith
Herbert Siegars
Ernest Cunningham
Leslie Roberts
John Thrower
Charles E Guiou
Francis Sherman
Dewey Fisher
Clowes Guiou, Jr
Kenden Curtis
Jeff Coates
Vernon Little
Tyler
Clowes Guiou
Howard Richardson
Emerson Grammar School
Richmond High School
George Anderson
Emerson Lane Post Auxiliary
American Legion
Legion Hall
Alice Gilpatrick
Audrey Dewitt
Marion . Babb
Helen Howard
Methodist
Gould
Ada Knauff
James Sidelinger
Laurel Thompson
Marion Young
James King
George Gray
Perley Harriman
Richmond Lions Club
Leonard Bishop
Laurence Bond, Jr
Pauline Hutchinson
Ws.c.s
Lara Mansir
Joyce Pinkham
Claudia Wallace
Margaret Mullen
Mabel Harrington
Eva Douglass
Pushard-Guiou
Elizabeth Williams
District 7
Mary Brown
Distrcy
Williams
Willia Hull
Viola James
VEW Hall
Morse High School faces loss of state approval for foods lab
Morse High School may lose state approval for its foods laboratory if renovations and new equipment are not completed. Superintendent Addison reported that the 26 year old lab is out of date and must be upgraded by Sept 1 1960 as part of vocational programs standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School Foods Laboratory
Morse High School
Supt. of
Loring R. Additon
Board of Education
Norma Hathorne
Addison
Melat
Maurice C Varney
State Department of Education
Varney
Louise Fettinger
State Agency
Morse
Fettinger
Bath
Utselev
Maree Foods Laboratory
Anrtrhey
Miss Jerneen Doyle Weds Raymond McIntire in South Berwick
Miss Jerneen G Doyle daughter of Mrs Gertrude Doyle and Jerome Doyle became the bride of Raymond E McIntire son of Mr and Mrs Paul McIntire South Berwick at St Marys Catholic church in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev Francis B Morrissey The couple will live in South Berwick after a wedding trip to New York and Winchester Conn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerneen G. Doyle
Gertrude Doyle
Jerome Doyle
Raymond E McIintire
Paul McIntire
South Erwick
Francis B Morrissey
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Beverly M. Niles
Portland
Miss Charlene Niles
Freeport
Miss Marion Elwell
Bath
Maid of Honor
Miss Niles
Miss Elwell
Angela Cobp
Carrieo
Reginald Nadeau
South Berwick
David L. Bennett
John Marceaux
Dover
American Legion Hall
Elaine Pinkham
New York City
Loretta Barter
Robert Boudreau
Jeannettle Boudreau
McIntire
New York
Winchester
Conn
Miss Rosalyn Burgess Weds Charles Holbrook In Community Church
Miss Rosalyn F Burgess daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel K Burgess of Sebasco Estates became the bride of Charles M Holbrook son of Mrs Alma Holbrook Winnegance and the late Llewelyn Holbrook in a double ring ceremony at West Point Community church The Rev Kenneth Crawford officiated The church featured yellow and bronze chrysanthemums and music by organist Celeste Wallace with soloist Mrs Arthur Pierce The bride wore white taffeta and net with a crown of pearls and coquins carrying a pompon chrysanthemum bouquet The bridal party included matron of honor Mrs Arthur Pierce and bridesmaids Miss Betty Wallace Miss Beverly Hughes The couple left for a wedding trip to Connecticut and will reside in Winnegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalyn F Burgess
Samuel K. Burgess
Sebasco Estates
Charles M Holbrook
Alma Holbrook
Winnegance
Llewelyn Holbrook
West Point Community Church
Kenneth Crawford
Celeste Wallace
Arthur Pierce
Betty Wallace
West Point
Beverly Hughes
Estella Ann Burgess
Ardene Pierce
Ring Shearer
Miss Wallace
Arthur Pierce Wa
Richard BF
Alexander
Clyde & Alexander
Edith Burgess
Irene Tumphrey
Yvonne Alexander
Otis McKenney
Irene Alexander
Edward Block
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Raymond Robson
William Robson
Murphy's Corner Road
Mac Conant
Pamela Shaw
Flor Nce Hathorne
Roberta Stevens
Hilda
Loring Fedgerly
Albert Woodman
McGowan
Florence Hathorn
Glenis Berry
Ella Robson
Ernest Rogers, Jr
Elbert Woodman
Frirnald Bailey
Leon Beal
Woolwich Central School
Rgular
Bowdenrham Baptist Laymen’s Association
Moatsweag Baptist Church
Jessie Jones
Bath Salvation Army
Salvation Army
Woolwich Grange Hall
Montsweag Baptist Church
Lester Place
Spring City
Rita Felmming
Canasta Llub
Middle Road
Treasury
Gertrude Brown
Grace Smith
Ferry
Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary
Edmund Ingalls
Barley Neck Road
Nequasset Congregational Church
John Brooks
Nequasset Road
Albert Richard
Richard
Gerald Hersom
Woolwich Center Baptist Church
Stephen Sidbotham
Moatsweag
Woolwich Center
Hersom
Gordon Theological Seminary
Providence Bible Institute
Providence
Alice Lilly
Marcia Stinson
John Howe
Upper Washington Street
James Mallard
Clark
Marilynn
Sagadahoc Ferry
Arthur Mallard
Salem
Girl Scout Leaders Assn
Morse High
Fred Hayward
Nequasset
Burt Hatch
North
Richmond
Walter Turgiss
Woburn
Albert Darrah Azel
Adams
Augusta General Hospital
Stanley Card
Richmond Hill
Dawson Fulcher
Larry Bond
Merrymeeting Bay
Clinton Gilpatrick
John, Jr
Earl Lewis
Chesterville
Cyrus Purington
Rumford
George Hoyt
Raymond E. McIntire
Rosalyn F. Burgess
Charles M. Holbrook