Phippsburg Dromore Farm Bureau Meets for War Food Talk
The Dromore area Farm Bureau held a Wednesday grange luncheon with eighteen members present including County Agent Ruth Mac Gregory and new Christian Service worker Leona Harmon. They discussed War Time Information on Food and planned a Christmas party and officer elections with committees named. the penny sales boosted the treasury for hall rent and heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Ruth MacGregory
Katherine Preble
Evelyn Beals
Margaret Wyman
Julia Gogais
Gladys Gogais
Alice Lowell
Leona Harmon
New Christian Service Worker
Pauline Nesbet
Jo Ann
Hyte Wyman
Walter McCourt
Emma Pery
Doris Young
Peter
Priscilla Thayer
Mabel Pashard
Alethea Campbell
Frances Morse
John Morse, Jr
Treasury
Farm Bureau Treasury
Past Masters Confer Degrees at Dromore Grange
Past Masters Association conferred the degrees on a class of candidates Tuesday of last week at Dromore grange with nearly 100 members and guests welcomed by Worthy Master Robert Metcalf. Granges represented included West Bath Bodwell Enterprise Merrymeeting Topsham Sidney and Dromore with 44 from Dromore. An invitation was extended for Juvenile Degree Team to confer first and second degrees next Monday evening. A crocheted apron donated by Mrs Florence Robinson was won by Mrs Bertha Ward of West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Robert Metcalf
Dromore Seving
West Bath
Bodwell
Enterprise
Merrymeeting
Topsham
Sidney
Dromore
Arthur C. Lemont
West Bath Grange
Cleveland Harriner
Enterprise Grange
John Howe
Alfreda Perkins
Herbert Simpson
Edward Belanger
Topsham Grange
Melvin Pratt
Bodwell Grange
Woolwich
James B. Lemont
J. W. Randlett
Core Hobart
Ceres
Mae Gould
Richmond Grange
Pomona
Mary Pratt
Flora
Mary Morse
Everett G. Lemont
Chester Hobart
Harold Hildreth
Edwin W. Haggett
Lucky Johnson Substitutes for Lachance in Brunswick Bout
Boxing promoter Frank Cunha changes the Thanksgiving card at Brunswick Town hall with Lefty Lachance withdrawing due to an injured hand. Lucky Johnson of Philadelphia will replace Lachance to face Scotchy Hudson of Bath for the Maine featherweight title clash, sparking fans with the potential tight bout as Scotchy recently beat Leo Methot in Portland. Johnson had long sought a Lachance match, while Lachance avoided it, per his manager. The fights start at 8 30 Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omah Perry
Meadowbrook
Winneganee
James E. Perry
Bowie
Eugene Bowker
Jay K. Bowker
Eugene
Fort Bragg
N.C
Bath Iron Works
Pistol Lake
Ernest Rogers
John
Percy
Jude
John Hyde
Topsham
Haley
Kittery
Frank Bates
Edward Hawkes
Bath
Capt
William B. Perry
Daugher
Doris Pierce
Pleasant Cove Farm
Harry Blaisdell
Bailey
Alfred W. Simmons
Cook's Corner
Popham Beach
Simmons
Frank Cunha
Brunswick Boxing
Brunswick Town Hall
Lefty” Lachance
Lisbon Falls
Scotchy" Hudson
Maine
Lachance
Maine Boxing Commission
Lucky” Johnson
Philadelphia
East
New England
Leo Methot
Portland
Johnson
Lisbon
Brunswick
Parker Head Sunday School Observes Thanksgiving Week
Parker Head notes an enrollment of 30 for Sunday school with sessions from 11 to 12. Missing meetings include the Girl Scouts and PTA sewing. The community hosted a Thanksgiving program with a reading exhibit, a Mother Goose play, and a candy sale raising over 20 dollars for the school league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giri
Caroline Wyman
Robert Cushing
Beryla Nisbet
Carole Calarnes
Bill Lowell
Sally Lowell
Francis Gray
Miss Moppity
Beverly Anne Snow
Mother Hubbard
Beverly Moore King Cole
Raymond Nisbet
Sandra Man
Barbara Harington
Laura Wyman
Simple Simon
Albert Gray
Jack and Jill
Sandra Mank
Edward Gray
Mary
Babara Harrington
Miss Muffe
Joyce Gray
Alphonse Galarneau
H. D. Mank
Bernard Wyman
Miss Packard
Popham Beach photographs highlight New Guinea festival
A local community page reports Captain and Mrs. Sprague received letters from Corporal Herbert Sprague describing a native festival in New Guinea and other wartime observations. Photographs by W. H. Ballard capture hurricane aftermath at Popham Beach, Fort Popham, and Sequin with pine etching-like detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Aind
Walter Sprague
Cpl
Herbert BR. Sprague
Army Military Police
Cpl. Sprague
Sprague
W. H. Ballard
Rnchor Light Studio
Southwest Harbor
Mr. Ballard
Fort Pophim
Seguin
Popham
Fred Humphreys
Bath
Popham School
Leona Harmon
Popnam Shhool
Bertha Newick
Mary Newdick
Walter Newdick
Eten Newdick
Virgina Perkins
Smak
Richard Small
Charles Leonard
Elizabeth Leonard
Robert Morong
Gerald Morong
Merrill Oliver
Bertha Newdick
Ernest Oliver
Pocham
Frea Spinney
Cox's Head William Proctor Morrison Died October 25
William Proctor Morrison born February 2 1862 died October 25 and was buried in Cincinnati in the Morrison family lot with 17 relatives. He was the oldest of six children and left four brothers and one sister living in Cincinnati Cleveland and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Proctor Morrison
Cincinnati
Morrison
Cleveland
Denver
Col
Proctor Ancestry and Local Visits Highlight Weekly Notes
The column lists distant relations and local social calls. Mentions include a Proctor lineage linked to Proctor and Gamble, Yale graduate and Boston lawyer, and visits by Leona Harmon to Mrs. Carlson and the Dozois family. Others note cottage weekends, a Winter sale, Bath visits, and letters from serviceman Elimer Hill in England and Charles Perkins in Everett Mass awaiting summer at Cox's Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
William Proctor
Proctor & Gamble Co
Cincinnati
Yale University
Phi Beta Kappa
Boston
Leona Harmon
Eric Carlson
Dozois
Arthur Stinson
John Delong
Woolwich
Stinson
Bernhard Carlsson
Dix Island
George Stacey
Bath
Nathaniel Percy
Pvt
Elimer Hill
England
Charles Perkins
Everett
Mass
Cox's Head Cottage
Lawrence Thayer
Firenk Wyman
Corduroy Trouser Section and Winter Visits
A fragmentary local note details Mrs. Ejilison Moody visiting Freeport with Mrs. Earl Moody and Cpl. Ralph Spinney now stationed in Washington. It mentions family gatherings with Spinney, their son David, Uncle Ernest Spinney, and others from Wakefield and Reading. Several relatives travel for visits, with hospital recoveries and overseas assignments noted. Continued on Page Seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ejilison Moody
Earl Moody
Ralph Spinney
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phippsburg
John Parker
Minutemen
Capt. Parker
Lexington Common
Lexington
Henry H. Kitson
Concord
Daniel Chester French
Reuben Dickinson
Amherst
Parker
Tommy" Morse
Tommy
Belgium
France
Germany
Loring Small
Wilbert and
Dana
Pleasnt View Farm
Albert B. Small
Donald F. Preble
Cranberry Point
Dummer Street
Howard Bowker
Stonybrook
Dromore Bay
K. Bowker
Eugenewher
Livermore Falls
Bowker
Andrew Black
Henderson
Dromaer
Langdon N. Thistle
Roy Irving
Frye Hall
Lucky Johnson
John Kreidler
Springfield
Earl Lowell
Parker Head
East Machias
Francis Lander
Lewis Lowell
Bob Moore
Mertie Shepherd
Ruth Shepherd
Clayton Hoar
Connie Lee
Holden Wight, Jr
Eleanor Bertrand
George Morong
Arthur Kreidler
U. S. Seabees
Rhode Island
W. H. Wyman
Wyman
Allie Rollins
Grace Cushing
Owen Richardson
Burleigh Williams and
Thornton
Leroy Perkins
Edwin M. Wyman
John Rollins
Walter Cushing
Marion
Robert
Dorothy
Virginia Rogers
William Cushing
Cushing
North Carolina
Harry D. Mank, Sr
Earl Hamel
Mississippi
Kenny
Kelley
James Gilman
Leo Hamel
Diane
James
Edith Hemmer
Ruby Patterson
H. D. Mank, Jr
Barbara
Sandra
Carole
BIW
L. Forrest Wyman
Lambert Park
Rosalie Richards
Miss Harmon
Sebasco
West Point
Harmon
Hilton
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bert Nisbet
Lewiston
Gerald
Francis Luke
East Boothbay
Perkins Tsland
Cox
John H. Beebe, Jr
Wakefield
Massard
Raymond Heselton
Reading
Mars
George Stimpson
Mr. Loring
Bar Harbor
Mr. Beebe
Gretchen Beebe
Wakefiel
John H Peber
Harry Spencer
Maine General Hospital
Spinney
Lyman Oliver
Peter A. Isaacson
Thomas Percy
New York
Lever
SEARS
OPA
Bruisee S.ze
Ted Rust
Ele
Conta
Leap
Gan
Inch
Pema Tae Ae Tea
Ograyea
Lou
Laoeraeeemene Atanenasenant Hoaal
Mane Earaenemannnaed
THE
HOWE
Revolvne
Heivy Fats
Seabb
Frierdurst
NT Ached Gees
Center Street
Bath, Maine
S.zes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!