Bath society notes and arrivals at Thanksgiving season
Mrs Carlene F Suslavich assigned to Health Welfare Department Bath area. Mrs Howard Everett visiting daughter and son in law on Washington street. Farewell party for Mr and Mrs Everett Pierce headed to St Petersburg Fla. for winter. Ronald Bigelow family moved to Bath from Harpswell Center. Various locals hosted classmates and relatives for holidays. Miss Betty Harper, nurse, returns from tonsillectomy. Families from Baton Rouge, Bar Harbor and York Beach visit Bath for Thanksgiving. Morse High to stage Mother Is a Freshman December 15. Colby College president visited Bath. Local Shriners attended turkey shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlene F. Suslavich Keter
J. Edward Drake
E. Everett Pierce
Pearl Street
St. Petersburg
Fla
William Spann
Billy
Ronnie
Baton Rouge
Claude S. Gillette
Adm
Gillette
Washington Street
Spann
Depereree
Furlough for PFC Ellis from Keesler to Oak Street home
P F C John B Ellis arrived at the home of his grandparents and Mrs Asa Wilson of 116 Oak street Saturday evening from Keesler Air Force Base Mississippi for a 12 day furlough. Ellis who has just completed the Radar course at Keesler will return to Mather Field California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.F.C
John B. Ellis
Asa Wilson
Oak Street
Keesler Air Force Base
Miss
Ellis
Keesler
Mather Field
Calif
Spragues Visit Millington as Guests of Lindrys
Mr and Mrs Herbert R Sprague of Popham Beach left Saturday for Millington Tennessee where they will be guests of Mrs Sprague s daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Carson Lind ry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert R. Sprague
Popham Beach
Millington, Tenn
Weekend Leadership Conference Inspires Wesley Church Teachers
Mrs. Ralph J Barron and Kathleen Weed among instructors at Wesley Methodist church Leadership Conference for church school teachers and officers Friday and Saturday. Louis Vachon AMM 2c USN at Quonset Naval Station visited family in Bath. Various social visits reported including Boothbay calls on Capt. William Barter. Shriners at Lewiston turkey shoot. Captain Stacey among Bath group awarded a turkey. Temporary moves include Mrs William O Kimball visiting her daughter Anne Kimball and Rexford Stover family hosting in Bath and Richmond. Georgia Leach of Phippsburg has an apartment in Bath at the Alvord house near Hotel Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Barron
Ban
Kathleen I. Weed
Francis Hawes
Winterport
Wesley Methodist Church
Louis Vachon
AMM
USN
Quonset Naval Training Station
Quonset Point
R. I
Charles Vachon
Washington Street
Kora Temple
Lewiston
George Stacey
Hollis W. Garey
George J. Goodwin
Donald N. Small
Orson Delano
Ralph Orrel
Sam Tellan
Sam Prawer
Joseph I. Smith
Stacey
Bath
Georgia Leach
Phippsburg
Alvord House
Hotel Phoenix
Family travels to Syracuse for baptism
Mrs. George Brownrigg and Mrs. Julia Brownrigg along with Mr. and Mrs. John Perry left for Syracuse New York on Friday to attend the christening of Judith Ann Brownrigg born to her son and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Paul Charles on November 4. Mrs. Charles is the former Margaret Merrill of Augusta. Also noted were visitors in Lewiston from 1502 Washington Street and 45 High Street, Mr. Walter I. Kemersor and Mrs. Edward Staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Skelton
Schenectady
N. Y
Richard Bertram
Skelton
Virginia Bowker
Arthur Bowker
Pine Street
Mr. Skelton
William Skelton
High Street
George Brownrigg
Julia Brownrigg
John Perry
Syracuse
Walter I. Kenmersor
Washington Street
Edward Staples
Lewiston
Phil Staley Jr Returns From Machias Hunting Trip
Phil Staley Jr. returned Saturday from a hunting trip around Machias and brought home a deer, according to local reports. The event reflects a routine rural outing with a successful game capture by Staley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Staley, Jr
Machias
Miss Audrey Hill and Miss Marion Wright Visit Washington Street Hosts
Miss Audrey Hill and guest Miss Marion Wright spent the weekend with Miss Hill at her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Dayton Hill on Washington street. Miss Wright serves as assistant director of occupational therapy at Danvers State Hospital in Danvers Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Hill
Marion Wright
Miss Hill
W. Dayton Hill
Washington Street
Miss Wright
Danvers State Hospital
Danvers
Mass
Ollie Rines
Wiscasset
Augusta General Hospital
Gerry Fogg
William Fogg
Woolwich
Fogg
Miss Rines
Augusta
John W Gilmore Patient at Memorial Hospital
John W Gilmore of 36 Milan Street is listed as a patient at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gilmore
Milan Street
Memorial Hospital
Doctors Start Week Long Hunting Trip From Bath
Dr Francis A Winchenbach medical director of Bath Memorial hospital left Sunday for a week’s hunting trip at Molasses Pond Eastbrook Ac companying him are Dr A A Coyne Northampton Massachusetts and Dr C D Eastman Woodsville New Hampshire college classmates and Army buddies of Dr Winchenbach
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Winchenbach
Bath Memorial Hospital
Molasses Pond
Eastbrook
A. A. Coyne
Northampton
Mass
C. D. Eastman
Woodsville
N. H
Dr. Winchenbach
Ronald McAllister Visits Bath From KenneBunkport
Ronald McAllister of Kenne bunkport is spending several days in Bath visiting friends and exploring local sites. He plans to meet longtime acquaintances and enjoy regional hospitality during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald McAllister
Kennebunkport
Bath
Agnes Humphreys Plans Visits in New York State
Miss Agnes Humphreys departed Saturday to visit her niece and husband Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrington in Schenectady New York. Before returning home on High street she intends to call on her nephew and wife Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ballard at Southwest Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Humphreys
Robert Harrington
Schenectady
N. Y
High Street
Willis Ballard
Southwest Harbor
Pendleton Family Guests In Ridge Road Visit
Mrs. C. M. Pendleton and her son Murray of Quincy Massachusetts are visiting Mrs. Pendleton’s daughter Mrs. Raymond Berry on Ridge Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Pendleton
Murray
Quincy, Mass
Pendleton
Raymond Berry
The
Ridge Road
Portland man visits Bath to seek ancestral burial site
Philip Gammon of Portland came to Bath on business and learned he is a great nephew of William King the first governor of Maine. King is said to be buried in Maple Grove cemetery where a monument marks his grave. Julia Brownrigg recently returned from a two week vacation in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Gammon
Portland
Bath
Gammon
William King
Maine
King
Maple Grove
Julia Brownrigg
New York City
Army Corporal to Spend Thanksgiving at Bath Home
Cpl Norman Guynn stationed with the U S Army at Fort Jay Governor's Island New York will pass Thanksgiving week at the home of his mother Mrs Hugh D Grant and Dr Grant Linden Street Before arriving in Bath Sunday he attended the wedding of his buddy Roger Michaud to Miss Margaret Saraceno at St James Church Salem Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Norman Guynn
U. S. Army
Fort Jay
Governor's Island
N. Y
Hugh D. Grant
Grant
Linden Street
Bath
Roger Michaud
Margaret Saraceno
St. James Church
Salem
Mass
Mrs Vivian M Brown Returns From Quincy Visit
Mrs Vivian M Brown of Weeks street has returned home after visiting friends in Quincy Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian M. Brown
Weeks Street
Quincy
Mass
Wallace returns home planning re enlistment
Elmer S. Wallace, a discharged staff sergeant from Fairfield California, arrived at his sister Mrs. Maxine W. Cahill’s home at 27 Andrews. He plans to re enlist in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer S. Wallace
Maxine W. Cahill
Andrews
Fairfield
Calif
Wallace
Bath native Leslie Higgins ship transfer to Greenland
Leslie Higgins a former Bath boy in the U S N has been transferred from Quonset Point Rhode Island to Greenland. This move places Higgins in a new station while continuing his naval duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Higgins
Greenland
Quonset Point
R. I
Bath headlines and visits fill Bath area society page
Miss Geraldine Estabrooks retires from Mercy hospital and moves to Bath to live with her parents, while families note Thanksgiving visits and extended relatives in Bath and nearby towns. Webb pone student Thomas Smith plans a holiday with his mother in Glen Cove.
Mrs Nimard Fifield Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs Nimard M Fifield of 60 Heathlane is back home Friday after a two week stay as a surgical patient at Memorial hospital U5. Norris D Southard of North street has accepted a clerical position at Sears Roebuck and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gallagher
Deering Street
Memorial Hospital
Norris D. Southard
North Street
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Bath Societies and Clubs Meet in November Program
The First Baptist Men's class meets Sunday November 20 in two periods. First period asks Is the town clock an idol and if God is pleased with today’s community. Second period features an address The First Thanksgiving by Rev Clarence N Flood and questions about revival terms for the church. The attendance contest continues with one week left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Ian
Clarence N. Flood
First Baptist Church
City of Bath
Girl Scout Leaders Plan Christmas Crafts Meeting
Attractive bird feeding stations were built last Wednesday at the November Girl Scout Leaders Association meeting held at Winter Street church parish house. Stewart McAllister demonstrated wood working projects for Scout activities. Leaders discussed December plans for a leaders meeting with folk dancing instruction and showcased crafts for Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Winter Street Church
Stewart McAllister
E. Merritt Shea
Roger McAleer
W. P. Marks
John Parker
Suburb Civic Club Plans Christmas Sale For December 9
The Suburb Civic Club finalizes plans for a Christmas sale to be held December 9 at the Thursday evening meeting. Attractions include a doll and a basket of canned foods to be awarded. Tea and crackers will be served with pourers named. Members continued work on sale projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danford McDonald
Myra Pennell
Walter Rogers
Annie Pero
Thatcher Pinkham
Arthur MacDonald
Harold Miller
Zina Eaton
Emery Footer
Duncan Farrell
Hyde Camp Auxiliary plans December officer election
Hyde Camp Auxiliary of the Sons of Union Veterans met with large attendance to conduct routine business and set Dec 6 for the annual officers election. Two membership applications were read, followed by an Veterans day Dedication observance featuring music, readings, solo numbers, and community singing, with refreshments and a program committee led by Maurice Warner and Mrs. Lillian Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Gettysburg Battlefield
Gilbert Greenleaf
Ed Haggcott
Maurice Warner
Arthur Burns
Grand Army of the Republic
C. Lloyd Hooker
Gilbert and
Mildred Greenleaf
Doris McCabe
Lincoln
Eleanor MacDonald
Gladys Gundel
Winter Street Aid plans lobster salad supper fair
Fifty members of the Ladies' Aid of Winter Street church attended the weekly meeting Friday afternoon. The annual lobster salad supper and fair will be held on Nov 31. Tickets available from Miss Jane Goodman or Mrs Ed gar Leavitt. A letter from Mrs Clarence W Morse thanked the Aid for gifts recently sent. Committee members named for the fair and supper include Mrs Addison Pendleton Mrs Wallace Atwood Mrs Charles P Wetherbee Mrs Edgar Leavitt Mrs Roy Akeley Mrs J A Redlon Mrs Charlotte Owen Mrs Ernest Freesman Mrs Milton C Trott and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid of
Winter Street Church
Jane Goodman
Edgar Leavitt
Clarence W. Morse
Addison Pendleton
Wallace Atwood
Charles P. Wetherbee
Roy Akeley
J. A. Redlon
Charlotte Owen
Ernest Freesman
Milton C. Trott
Local women attend meeting and discuss Elephant and Castle review
A guest at the meeting, Mrs. Joseph I. Smith, gave an engaging review of Elephant and Castle noting it as the best English postwar book. Tea was served by hostesses including Mrs. Earl Kimble and Mrs. Lena Shepard. The Aid plans to meet next Friday afternoon with several listed hostesses on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Potter
Archie Doyle
W. H. McGlinchy
Kenneth Francisco Rs
Raymond Welch
Martha Crocker
John A. Lord
Edward B. Smith
Carl Swanton
Scott Golder
Phyllis Bowie
Susie Clark
Horace Morse
Clara Coombs
Alice Shorey
Abigail Carter
Langdon T. Snipe
Wallace Ham
J. Edward Drake
Charles W. Messenger
Herbert Anderson
Joseph I. Smith
England
Earl Kimble
Lena Shepard
Fred Kittredge
Clifford Wilband
Edward Smith
Edgar Leavitt
Edgar Drake
Harry Morin
John Lord
Milton Trott
Inner Wheel Rummage Sale at Central Church
The Inner Wheel plans a rummage sale on Saturday November 26 at Central church parish house. Opens at 1 PM. Chairwoman Mrs Olive Murphy with assistants Mrs William Skelton and Mrs Herbert Lemont coordinate donations by calling contactors Mrs William Skelton Mrs Ralph Warren or Mrs John Parker. Proceeds go to the hospital, adding to a prior $100 donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church Parish House
Olive Murphy
William Skelton
Herbert Lemont
Ralph Warren
John Parker
Hospital
Sagadahoc Mothers Ferry Club Meeting Highlights
Sagadahoc Mothers Ferry Club met Thursday at Mrs. Sadie Thomas home with hostesses Mrs. Ruth Leavitt and Mrs. Merrie Mallard. Beulah Crocker reported activities, plans for the December 15 Christmas party were discussed, Merice Mallard won the mystery prize, refreshments followed, and many members attended including guest Eva McNeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Ferry
Beulah Crocker
Cynthia Philps
Merice Mallard
Dith Rice
Margery Hale
Alva Donnell
Ruth Lemont
Frank Moffitt
Carol Robbins
Sadie Thomas
Harriet Hay
Mary St. Pierre
Eva McNeil
C C Club Meets At Libby Home Thanksgiving Break Planned
The C C G Club met at Mrs Hilton Libby's home on Bow Man Street with a brief business session. Due to Thanksgiving next week no meeting will be held. Four new members joined: Mrs Kenneth Wilson Miss Edith Wallace Miss Jean Leeman and Mrs Fred Bolduc. Refreshments were served. Next gathering will be at Mrs Russell Hatch's home on Tower Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton Libby
Bowman Street
Kenneth Wilson
Edith Wallace
Jean Leeman
Fred Bolduc
Russell Hatch
Tower Circle
Beacon Fellowship elects officers for year at Bea con Street church
The Beacon Street church Youth Fellowship held a Friday evening meeting to conduct business and social activities. Elected officers for the year include President David Drake, Vice President Nancy Barter, Secretary Carolyn Stackpole, Treasurer Gay Bonney, and Directors Mr. and Mrs. James Steen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Church
David Drake
Nancy Barter
Carolyn Stackpole
Gay Bonney
James Steen
Philathea Class Adopts Thanksgiving Basket Plan
Mrs Agatha Lennox led the devotional at Corliss Street church Monday Philathea class meeting. Prayer was by Mrs Jessie Norton. The class voted to prepare a Thanksgiving basket for a family with co chairmen Mrs William C Davis and Mrs Orris Ames coordinating supplies. Members also planned a Christmas program for Sunday school pupils with committees for boxes, candy, tree and decorations, and Santa Claus arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha Lennox
Corliss Street
Lennox
Jessie Norton
William C. Davis
Orris Ames
Philathea
Kenneth Tunt
Foster Pratt
Bert Lonn
Harold Walker
Santa Claus
Two Act Comedy "Mother Goes on a Sit Strike" Presented
A humorous two act play titled Mother Goes on a Sit Strike was staged by Berry. William C. Davis played mother, Mrs Arthur Berry father, Mrs Foster Pratt Johnny, and Mrs Lillian Witham Sally. The show centered on prep and planning for a Peeing dinner and refreshments were served by the hostess committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
William C. Davis
Arthur Berry
Foster Pratt
Johnny
Lillian Witham
Sally
Club Forty Two wraps up Hyde Memorial Home project
Members of Club Forty Two completed their Hyde Memorial Home project at Mrs Kathleen Whitney’s Washington street home and held a club session. They set Nov 30 as recess with Edith Small and Mrs Robert Footer to lead entertainment and refreshments by Elliot Hanson Pat O Reilly and Mrs Harry Allen. Two turkeys for the November project were awarded to Mrs Frank Durant and Mrs Gerald Thornton. Christmas party set for December 21 at Mrs William Greene’s home. Attendees included Mrs Edward Jones Mrs Milton Footer Mrs Kenneth Jaquith Mrs Dominic Cardosi Mrs Howard Farr Mrs Bernard Pratt Jr Mrs Harry Allen Mrs Arthur Sturtevant Mrs Frank Kenyon Mrs Paul Hart Mrs Norman Adams Miss Frances Grainger Miss Edith Small Mrs Leon White Mrs Joseph Mullaney Mrs Ernest Avery Jr Mrs Graydon Smith Mrs Lawrence Wyman and Mrs Robert Footer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Memorial
Katherine Whitney
Washington Street
Edith Small
Robert Footer
Elliot Hanson
Pat O'Reilly
Harry Allen
Frank Durant
Gerald Thornton
Howard Farr
Milton Footer
William Greene
Edward Jones
Kenneth Jaquith
Dominic Cardosi
Bernard Pratt, Jr
Arthur Sturtevant
Frank Kenyon
Paul Hart
Norman Adams
Frances Grainger
Leon White
Joseph Mullaney
Ernest Avery, Jr
Graydon Smith
Lawrence Wyman
Peter Pan Brownies Invest 12 New Members
Peter Pan Brownies Troop 11 met at Grace church parish house led by Mrs. Ernest Sinclair with assistants Mrs. Thomas Aikenhead and Mrs. Ralph Card. Roxanne Legard and Shirley Milton collected clues after the Brownie song. Dixie Oliver Jill Olsen Sue Owen Virginia Percy handled the budget. Twelve new members were admitted during the investiture ceremony. Refreshments followed and games were played before the good night song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Ernest Sinclair
Thomas Aikenhead
Ralph Card
Roxanne Legard
Shirley Milton
Dixie Oliver
Jill Olsen
Sue Owen
Virginia Percy
St Marys Guild Plans Christmas Sale at Grace Church
St Marys Guild of Grace Episcopal met in the parish house for a business meeting. They planned a Christmas sale and supper set for December 6 with tickets sold by Guild members. Sewing for the sale was done and refreshments were served by Mrs. Wilmer I Voorhees and Miss Anna Trott. Next Tuesday will be an all day session to finish the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Guild of
Grace Episcopal Church
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Anna Trott
Beacon Street Women Plan Christmas Sale and Services
The Women's Society of Beacon Street Methodist church met for an all day sewing session and planned a Christmas sale for December 7. They decided to lead Sunday evening service and shared lunch. The next meeting is Monday evening December 5 at the parsonage with Mrs M A Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Irving Varney
Annie Hall
M. A. Gordon
Mattie Bachelder
Bessie Clark
Beacon Church School Plans Christmas Program
The Beacon Street Methodist church school officers and teachers met at the parsonage to discuss teaching materials and needs. They suggested promotion and grading for students and assigning a teacher for each grade, with plans for a large Christmas program with songs and gifts for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Teen Age Sewing Circle Elects Officers at Central Grammar
Last week in Mrs. Granville M. Colby's room at Central Grammar school the Teen Age sewing circle elected officers with Past President Carolyn Stackpole presiding. Marie Michaud became president, Ann Cohen vice president, Janet Cohen treasurer, Kateri Costain secretary, Joan Batchelder and Elaine Pinkham reporters. Stackpole and another member named as assistant club leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville M. Colby
Central Grammar School
Carolyn Stackpole
Marie Michaud
Ann Cohen
Janet Cohen
Kateri Costain
Joan Batchelder
Elaine Pinkham
Granville Colby
Marjorie Bourget
Harriet MacDougall
Jeannine Pomerleau
Local names and initials list in archival notice
A fragmented OCR line lists numerous personal names and initials including Talbot, Mari Freeman, Lt Wood, Isaac King, Helen Let, Marion Holmen, Harriet Mac Dougall, Jean Berry, Kathryn Lenfesta Wallace, Kes Cressey, Norma Brewer, Dorothy mpson, Artha Holmes and Claire Wing ioe Sylvia Bigent Tape ee B.
Lambert Park Women Cancel Meeting For Thanksgiving
Lambert Park Women’s club will not meet on November 23 as reported earlier. The session last week at Lambert Park Community hall was led by Mrs. Leon Farnham and Mrs. Ernest Teel who oversaw refreshments. The next gathering is slated for November 31 with members asked to bring a box lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Park
Lambert Park Community Hall
Leon Farnham
Ernest Teel
Christmas Charity Drive and Bake Sale at G A R Hall
The VFW Auxiliary met by candlelight with strong turnout. They voted to send funds for a Christmas party at Togus and announced a December 7 bake sale and baked bean supper at G A R hall with Ruth Champion as fair chair. Attendants listed include Hazel Grant Christine Wetherington Madyline Child and others. Hazel Grant chairs the bean supper with Myrtle Simpson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Togus
Eva Applebee
Congress Shirt Co
G.A.R. Hall
Ruth Champion
Christine Wetherington
Hazel Grant
Madyline Child
Mabel Jack
Marion Neilson
Doris Shocker
Hilda Wetherington
Myrtle Simpson
Pythian Sisters in Lowell Plan District K of P Supper
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters met with a 6:30 reception and 7:30 meeting by candlelight led by Most Excellent Chief Dorothy Stone. Edith Colby of Brunswick spoke, supper plans were set, and district K of P convention host duties assigned to Acadia lodge. Guest Officers night targeted for Nov 30. Thanksgiving break means no meeting next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Pythian
Dorothy Stone
Edith Colby
Alvah Young Temple
Brunswick
Acadia Lodge
K. of
Pearl Campbell
Sarah Potter
Emily Williams
Susie Darrah
Sarah Garcelon
Lions Club Meeting Highlights Flower Arrangement Demo
The Lions meet at Sedgwick for a steak dinner and business session. Melvin Henderson demonstrates flower arranging and gives each member a small bouquet. Next meeting is December 1 at Sedgwick with Mrs. Lawrence Small and Mrs. Roland MacIntosh in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick
George Nugent
Introdu
Melvin Henderson
Henderson
Lawrence Small
Roland MacIntosh
Boy Scout Troop 50 Meets Despite Outage at Hyde Park Hall
Troop 50 met at Hyde Park Community Hall on Wednesday at 7 p.m. using a lantern due to a loss of electric service. The boys conducted their regular ceremonies and discussions, closing at 9 30 with the Scoutmasters benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Hyde Park Community Hall
Blue Bird Brownies Meet At Corliss Street Church
Blue Bird Brownies met last week at Corliss Street church with leader Mrs. Osyphia Richardson. Two visitors and 20 members attended. They opened with the Brownie Promise and Smile song, took turns reading stories, and learned new songs from the Brownie book. Margo Parks Arlene King and Karen Ferguson played Brownie songs on the piano. After games the session closed with the Good Night circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street Church
Osyphia Richardson
Margo Parks
Arlene King
Karen Ferguson
Coast to Coast by Airplane Along a Mountain Road
A vivid travel sketch describes a four lane road and a new concrete bridge snaking past a hillside city beside a lively stream. The main street bustles and a fine girls' college enhances the community as landscapes unfurl toward the renowned Sky Line road that crosses the mountaintop for over a hundred miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sky Line
Across America by bus to Bath and back a civil war tour
The author recounts a coast to coast bus journey spanning over 7500 miles. Highlights include Salem Roanoke Buchanan Lexington Staunton Winchester Leesburg Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York City with Civil War memories along the Shenandoah Valley. The trip ends in Bath after a safe ride with memorable conversations and hotel stays. The writer praises New England as home and reflects on the nation’s blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Roanoke
Rollins College
Buchanan
Thomas Jefferson
Lexington
Washington and Lee College
General Lee
College Chapel
College
General Jackson
Staunton
Woodrow Wilson
Staunton Military Academy
Shenandoah Valley
Sheridan
Early
Winchester
Shenandoah
Washington
National Cemetery
National Capital
Leesburg
Potomac River
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Trenton
Newark
New Lincoln Tunnel
Hudson
New York City
Boston
Bath
City
Center Street
New England
Down East
America
Central Church Ladies' Aid Meets at Parish House
The Central church Ladies' Aid met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Alice Sanborn as hostess. Members sewed aprons and did hospital work during the session. No meeting will be held next week due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church Ladies’ Aid
Alice Sanborn
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Howard B. Everett
Ue Isle
G. J. Win
Ronald Bigelow
Harpswell Center
Carleton Andrews
Bonnybrook Farm
Rmer
South Portland High School
George Gowen
Ernest Purington
Pad
Herbert Jewett
South O
Judith Stover
Freemont West
Sunday Memorial Hospital
Betty Harper
Maine General Hospital
Edward Hawkes
Dale Harper
U.S. Army Transport Service
Union Station
Harper
San Francisco
Frank A. Given
Andrews Road
S. D. Cameron
Legion Hall
Smith-Tobey
American Legion Auxiliary
Carl K. Boardman, Jr
York Beach
Alonzo Woodworth
Bar Harbor
Bernice Burns
Mr. Burns
Quimby Street
Skowhegan
Town Hall
Colby
Kora Temple Arab Patrol
Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospitals
Patricia Barrows
Edwin Pert
Claire Hartsgrove
Doroth Wing
Robert Granger
Josep Boucher
Frank Smith
Shirley Waterman
Jean Garbett
Beverly Miller
Leona Tibbetts
Paul Bagdikian
Harold Howe
Jean Leonard
Lasca Huse
Morse High
David Wetherell
Robert Baker
Linda Susan
Washington, D. C
Baker
Clyde K. Baker
Zylpha Richardson
Station
Bolling Air Force Base
Bakers
Edward Lemoine
Louis Sanborn
Cherry Street
J. S. Bixler
Colby College
Sumner Sewall
Donald E. Lewis
Belfast
Les Camarades Musicaux
Allan Ramsey
Eben Dana
Frank Allegrin
Ethel Barter
Delhene Goodwin
Dorates
Boothbay
Miss Barter
Capt
William Barter
William O. Kimball
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
Austin Stover
Stover
Dureen
Jacksonville
Rexford B. Stover
Allen Street
Fred Duren
Richmond
Geraldine Estabrooks
Mercy Hospital
Mrs
Lorriston Estabrooks
Meadowway
Thomas Smith
Thomas
Webb Pone
Glen Cove
Long Isand
Diane Curtis
Edward Curtis
Rochester
Red House
Miss Curtis
Guy Susi
Pittsfield
John Johnson
Johnson
Joseph Oliver
Joseph Melanson
Ralph Rice
Demarest Leach
Myers E
Bud) Reed, Jr
Myers E. Reed
New England Deaconess Hospital
San Pedro
Mildred Harkins
R. N
Stonington
Lara P. Wright
Harold P. Small
Bangor
Edward Gaudreau, Jr
Mr. Gaudreau
Edward L. Gadreau
Bath Societies
Girl Scout
Hyde Camp
Winter Street Aid
Sagadahoc Mothers
Cc. G. C. Club
Beacon Fellowship
Club Forty
Peter Pan
ST. Mary’s Guild
Beacon Street
Beacon Church School
VFW
Pythian Sisters
Lionesses
BOY Scout
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