Wiscasset Fair Highlights School Activities And Local Events
Readable items describe Wiscasset students involvement at the Legion hall Fair with best decorated bicycle contest prize display by merchants Goap carving exhibit by school children and a doll carriage parade for grade girls Winners to claim prizes via Miss Marilyn Jackson Detailing hunt season at Raymond with a 9 point duck weighing 203 pounds and upcoming legal service and community events including St Philip s church memorial and Thanksgiving service Lincoln County spelling contest Dec 1 with eight schools represented led by Dr Stahl as spelling master
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Wiscasset
Legion Hall
Eeecereny
Lise
Watta
Marilyn Jackson
Raymond
St. Philip’s Church
W. Seaver Warland
Lions Club
Masonic Hall
Mothers’ Club
Red Brick
Leatrice Payne
Lincoln County
Red Men’s Hall
Stahl
Waldoboro
Richmond High School
Boothbay Harbor High
Bristol High
Lincoln Academy
South Bristol High
Wiscasset Academy
Bridge Academy
Richmond High
Waldoboro High
Leland Brown
Kenneth Bickford
Bayne
Christmas Fair At School Showcases Student Craft
Tables selling fancy goods foods and bags will be found offering Christmas gifts. Students design each table under instructor guidance, with show windows provided by merchants and friends of the school. The event is promoted as a large community success.
Local notices and personal items from Woolwich and nearby towns
This column reports church events, meetings, and social scenes. Highlights include Lincoln County Bar Association activity with Weston Hilton presiding, a well attended organ society sale and tea, and donations at the Lincoln Home for the Aged in Newcastle. Also noted are numerous personal visits, moves, weddings planned for Valeria Bean and Elvin Sylvester, and upcoming church services in Nequasset Montsweag Woolwich Center.
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Donald Webber
Ausburn
Sunet
Ledges Inn
Gather
Lincoln County Bar Association
Weston Hilton
Organ Society
Vestry
Marco Club
Mary Marston
Sue Bailey
Thanksgiving Entertainment Hosts Gather at Stone House Farm
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall of Stone House Farm will entertain at Thanksgiving. Attendees include Mrs Sewalls brother Richard Barler of Gosh en Ind and her nephew John Barnhill, Miss Elizabeth Pattee of Providence R I and Ernest Haskell of New York City. Mrs George McLuer of Freeport visits her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Keith McLuer of Washington street. The McLuer and Cox families of Woolwich returned from a hunting trip in Northern Maine near Athens where the Cox camp is located.
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William Whitney
Hartford
Conn
Einna Aberle
Alfred Groves
Bath Road
Massachusetts
H. A. Shorey
Fred Merry
Merry
Dresden
Harry L. Bradford
Gorham
Federal Street
George Wilson
Providence
R. Ir
Harold Campbell
Tom H. Dodge
Everett W. Jackson
Sheepscot Road
Dickinson
Leslie Sullivan
Depositors Trust Company
Sullivan
Mason
North Woods
Charles Cowley
Joseph Coffin
Pemaquid
D.A.R
Mabel Rand
Boothbay Harbor
William Raye
Ellis Verrig
New Hampshire Insurance Company
Valeria Bean
Elvin Sylvester
Farmington
Arthur Sewall
Stone House Farm
David Cox
Woolwich
Maine
Athens
Coxes
Birthday Party for Daniel Vaillancourt
Daniel Vaillancourt celebrated his first birthday at his parents home on Winter street court. Guests included Jimmy Staples Bobby Swain Margie Swain Freddie Veilleux Joseph Vaillancourt and Daniel’s aunt and uncle Lesley Brooks Doris Veilleux Betty Staples and Lovell Staples. Gifts were clothing and toys. A white cake baked by Daniel’s grandmother and ice cream followed.
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Daniel Vaillancourt
Joseph Vaillancourt
Winter Street Court
Jurda
Jimmy Staples
Bobby Swain
Margie Swain
Freddie Veilleux
Joseph ‘Vaillancourt
Daniel
Lesley Brooks
Doris Veilleux
Betty Staples
Lovell Staples
Wright student visits Bath for holiday with family
Bruce Wright of Boston University arrives in Bath to spend the holiday with his parents Mr and Mrs Elbridge R Wright of Marshall Avenue.
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Bruce Wright
Boston University
Bath
Mrs
Elbridge R. Wright
Marshall Avenue
Missing New Hampshire girl slain in Summertime Woods
Medical examiner says 22 year old Berg was led to her killer and died in a battle in Summertime Woods near New Hampshire. Skull crushed. body found near Day's Ferry. Sex crime likely but rape indeterminable due to body condition. evidence includes knife slits in brassiere and clenched teeth.
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N. Hy
Newton
Dube
Thieves Crack Safe at Gateway Diner in Woolwich
A steel fire proof wall safe was broken into at the Gateway in Woolwich near the Carlton bridge. About $52 was stolen. The break occurred between midnight and 7 30 this morning. Police investigate as owners report the incident.
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Woolwich
Carlton Bridge
Roland McIntosh
Seeeere
Sherif's
Day's Ferry Mothers Club Meeting Held at Guptil Home
Day's Ferry Mothers' club met at the home of Mrs. Evangeline Guptil Thursday evening in the absence of the president. The vice president conducted the meeting and work advanced on the club project of making ang ag. Guests included Miss Julia Bean. Refreshments were provided by co-hostesses Mrs. Hazel Crookey and Mrs. Patricia Hayward. The next meeting is planned for Dec. 2 at Mrs. Evangeline Guptil's home with co-hostesses Mrs. Charlotte Chase and Mrs. Gertrude Brown.
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Hazel Crookey
Patricia Hayward
Evangeline Guptil
Charlotte Chase
Gertrude Brown
Thanksgiving social notes mix visits and weddings
Mrs Bernice Burns travels to Upper Darby for her son David MacDonald’s wedding to Miss Ann Slook of Philadelphia. Jean Danforth visits Scotia for Thanksgiving with brother Frank Danforth Jr. and family. Lewiston guests include Archie Seekins family, Gretchen Flanders, and Leroy Brown’s clan from Mexico and South Bristol.
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Jean Danforth
High Street
Scotia
N. Y
Frank Danforth
Bernice Burns
Washington Street
Upper Darby
David MacDonald
Ann Slook
Philadelphia
Archie L. Seekins
Judy
Lewiston
Local Bath Residents Attend Events and Move In
A parade of Bath residents and guests are listed including Raymond Eele y Al Ey Bert White Victor Barbara and Christine Begy Francis Libby and Francis Bisson of Bath. Mr and Mrs George Neilson relocate to the former Lee farm after purchasing it. Multiple visitors and family groups travel, dine, and attend events from Portland to Portsmouth and Rutger s. Local workers and students relocate, visit kin, and plan trips as noted through Bath area households.
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Raymond Eeley
Aley
Bert White
Victor
Barbara
Christine Begy
Francis Libby
Francis Bisson
Bath
Lance
George Neilson
Long Island
N. Y
Lee Farm
Donald Henderson
Winthrop
Loring D. Small
H. McNary
Marblehead
Mass
John H. McNary
Beachmont
Marshall Boudre
National Grange
Portland
Herbert Murphy
Patrick
Cook's Corner
Larrabee’s Grove
Murphy
Ethel Burns
Eva Felker
Augusta
West Bath
F. Deehan
Mark Hennessey
Perry’s Cove
Percy Holbrook
Lee Holbrook
Alonzo Parks
Portsmouth
N. H
Miss Robson
Watter Ury
Jennie Stetson
Brunswick
Walter Kingsbury
Milton Morse
Fred James Lemont
Boston
Anie Doe
Paul Doe
Onia
Bath Memorialospital
David Ring
John Ring
Maine
Joseph Larrabee
Daniel Ring
David Ae Alfred Gray
Roxbury
Waterman
Lillian Snow
Francisco
Bakelite Co
Frank
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
N. J
Peter
South Street
Gertrude Greenleaf
West Bath Farm Bureau Meeting At Littlefield School
The West Bath Farm Bureau held a gathering Thursday at the Littlefield school. Members exchanged gifts and discussed novelty containers made from available materials. The next meeting is December 16 at the same site with usual exchanges. attendees included Mrs. Russell Estes.
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West Bath
Local Names and Visits Highlight Waverly and Portland Socials
Dorothy daughter of Mrs. Eliza Halewell visits Mr and Mrs Earle Ward in Waverly. Mrs Burnham attends the National Orange convention in Portland and takes a degree. Elmer Williams and Dorothy attend Topsham Grange events with Mrs Alpha Booker visiting her parents and Mrs George Recniy Baar.
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Dorothy
Eliza Halewell
Earle Ward
Waverly
Pha
Torr
David
Joe ‘Smith Ellis
Portland
Elmer Williams
Marshall Bouco
Topsham Grange
Burnham
Alpha Booker
George Recniy Baar
Helping Hand Club Meet at Mrs Langlais Lambert Park
The Helping Hand club gathered at Mrs Sylvia Langlais home on office drive in Lambert Park for a social hour. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Edward.
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Sylvia Langlais
Lambert
Edward Sylvia
Local School Event Highlights Winter PTA Arts
Pupil reports from Middle Bridge School show pride in a PTA backed art and basketball display. At Masonic Hall, November 26 a student play Love Hits Wilbur debuts with a cast led by John Weldon and Virginia Lavallee.
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Harold Jones
Bret E Suale
Pownalbora
Sealyn
Sheldon
Helen Jewett
Lyndel Goud
Goud
Wilbur
Masonic Hall
Academy
Oae
John Weldon
Be’ Hou
Lyn Virginia
Erine Lavalled
Connie
Landonville
Hopkins
Richmond
Carbcon Leton
Acie wee to Indian Manteo who led Sir Walter Raleigh
A fragmentary note recalls Manteo, Roanoke Island liaison, and Indian leader role in early English ventures of 1587.
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Etude
Wexneke
Uae
Anoke Island
Parents and Teachers Unite to Curb Vehicle Traffic
The article shows Parents and Teachers groups rallying to stop motor vehicle traffic hazards. It emphasizes reducing accidents and calls for action by Maine residents and seeking congressional support for safety measures.
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Hazare Sen
Maine
Pa Congress
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Bar Harbor
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