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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1940

Page

3

Phippsburg Notes on Local Life and Shipping

Repair work continues on the old Small Point Gun Association club site recently bought by George Adams of Lynn Massachusetts. The report covers Historic schooners, local families, Thanksgiving baskets, deer sightings, and residents visiting kin across Bath and York with several local property improvements and hospital updates.

Small Point Gun Association Club George Ams Lynn Mass Littleall Point John W. Pask Bath Boston Bowker J. K. Bowker Horace Holton Phippsburg Ellis Rogers Woods Rogers and Dromore Burying Ground Lee's Island

Eberle Impresses Navy at Bath Iron Works Trial

Rear Admiral John W. Wilcox headed the Navy trial board during the preliminary acceptance run of the U S S Eberle at Bath Iron Works. Officials praised the ship as one of the smoothest trial performances, with President William S. Newell and Vice President Archibald M. Main aboard along with other Navy officers and Iron Works executives.

Bath Iron Works Corp U. S. S. Eberle Bath John W. Wilcox Washington, D. C Navy Trial Board Eberle Navy Iron Works William S. Newell Archibald M. Main G. A. Alexander B. Bruce W. M. Downes Abel C. J. Sabalot Walter Winn Port William S. Blair The

Daughter born to Dr. and Mrs. Sherwood Armstrong

A daughter named Sandra Joan was born on November 22 to Dr. and Mrs. Sherwood Armstrong of Camden. The infant weighed eight pounds four and a half ounces. Mrs. Armstrong was formerly Miss Vivian Nye of Bath before marriage.

Sherwood Armstrong Camden Sandra Joan

Moose collision damages Phippsburg car near Bath

Rodney Wyman narrowly escaped a moose encounter on the Small Point road near Sam Day hill. The animal loomed over his windshield and bent the rear mud guard after a glancing strike. Wyman said he wished to see a moose but not this way. The incident occurred in fading dawn light at about 5 a.m.

Rodney Wyman Bath Sam Day Hill Small Point Road Wyman Mr. Wyman

Winnegance Auxiliary hosts auction games. several residents noted

Mrs. Charles E Hewitt Jr acted as hostess as three auction tables ran at the Winnegance Community club with prizes won by Mrs. Daniel Miller and Mrs. Charles T Small. Other attendees included Mrs. Orman Rogers and Mrs. Orman Coggeshall.

Mrs Morse Hosts Red Cross Sewing Group

Mrs John A Morse entertained her Red Cross sewing circle at 42 Summer street with lunch and an all day meeting. Others included Mrs J Franklin Farnham and several others. The group invites attendance and next week will feature an exhibit of the work at Mrs Morse’s home.

John A. Morse Summer Street Red Cross J. Franklin Farnham Fred E. Irish Lucy G. Rogers Elmer W Rogers Henry M. Minott Edgar T. Hatch Addison F. Pendleton John H. Sylvester Roscoe P. McFadden

Personal notes from local households on winter departures and visits

Mrs Edward Blodgett returns home on Mechanic street from Berlin New Hampshire where she closed her home for the Winter. Mr and Mrs Raleigh Glynn Jr of Plant street leave for Needham Massachusetts to visit Mr Glynn s parents over the holiday. Mrs Ada Small of Corinna visits her sister Mrs John W Gilmore then goes to Stetson to visit Morse high and Edward Little faculty members before a hunting trip in Northern Maine over the weekend.

Edward Blodgett Mechanic Street Berlin N. H Raleigh Glynn, Jr Plant Street Needham, Mass Mr. Glynn Ada Small Corinna John W. Gilmore Milan Street Stetson Henry D. Small Harold Brown David Y. Alkazin Clyde Hatch Morse High Linwood Dwelly Edward Little Maine

Girl Scout supper raises funds for uniforms in Small Point

Parker Head Lobster stew supper held Friday at Small Point grange hall raised about $25 for troop uniforms. Brownies visited ill Miss Harringtons, and several residents attended local events, with Farm Bureau plans noted for Red Cross sewing.

Small Point Grange Hall Barbara Lorraine Harrington Charles Blaisdell Earl Lowell Charles Perry H. D. Mank William Hemmer Leo Hamel H. D. Mank, Jr William Hodgkins Boston Frances M. Robie Charles Savage Watertown Mass

Past Ladies Club Meets Monday Night in Myrtle Lodge

Mrs Howard O Nash and Mrs Walter P Kingsbury hosted the Past Ladies club of Myrtle lodge U O of I O L Monday at 38 Edward St. Members voted to hold a Dec 30 supper at Hotel Magle Brunswick and then adjourn to Mrs John H Hunt's home for a business session and Christmas tree. They also approved sending cards to sick members and shut ins. Fruit salad hot rolls cake and coffee were served. Other attendees included Mrs W W Chaney Mrs Fred J Curtis Mrs Wallace L Atwood Mrs Charles O Nelson Mrs Milton Savage Mrs Amos F Perry and Mrs Jennie Oliver.

Howard O. Nash Walter P. Kingsbury Myrtle Lodge U. O Edward Street W. W Chaney Fred 3. Curtis Wallace L. Atwood Charles O. Nelson Milton (. Savage Amos F. Perry Jennie Oliver

Small‑Mather Church Wedding Details Reported

The article notes a church wedding with the couple in formal attire, detailing the bride’s Morse High School and the groom’s Winthrop High School 1932 backgrounds. It mentions Bath Iron Works employee groom and New England Tel and Tel Co. secretary bride, plus pre‑wedding gatherings and gifts to attendants.

Winthrop High School Winthrop, Mas Bath Iron Works Corp Morse High School Local Exchange of New England Tel. and Tel. Co Portland Yardley Miss Small Mrs. Nelson Buxton

Dr Francis S Day Leaves for Calais Weekend

Dr Francis S Day departed Wednesday to spend the weekend with his family in Calais, conveying a brief family retreat.

Francis S. Day Calais

Christmas Sale and Supper Planned for December 4

Winter Street Ladies' Aid sets the Christmas sale and supper for December 4. A long list of co chairmen and volunteers is named for dining room, pouring, waitresses, cards, books, greens, aprons, handkerchiefs, jellies and pickles, candy, and cashier duties. Tickets available from J Franklin Farnham. reservations requested. a University of Maine Glee Club concert is planned for January 12 at the church.

Winter Street Ladies’ Aid Arthur C. Lemont Wallace L. Atwood Addison F. Pendleton Charles Baker Edgar D. Leavitt Fred K. Sturtevant Charles P. Wetherbee Allen M. Ifrish Horace W. Ward Edward H. Hawley Edward C. Daley Edward B. Smith Charles W. Walsh Clarence W. Morse Cecil E. Paine Fred C. Hill Arthur M. Bowker Archie E. Doyle William S. Shorey Wilbra E. Billings Henry M Minott Robert Colley William Potter John A. Greene Howard W. Pratt Grace P. Dickinson Alice G. Shorey Clifford PB. Wilband John H. Sylvester Janette W. Smith Gertrude J. Diggery Catherine E. Leonard Amy E. Irish Lucy G. Rogers C. D. Wilson Joseph O. Purdue Charles W Charles H. Frost Winnie F. Durgin Harry M. Huse Charles O. Nelson Walter S Wiggin Langdon T. Snipe John A. Morse Elmer W. Rogers Elmer D. Hodgkins Charles C. Low J. Edward Drake Clare M. Coombs Horace G. Morse J. Franklin Farnham John A. Lord Ralph D. Warren Carl Y. Kennedy Roscoe P. McFadden Bessie E. Dickinson Hiram R. Annis Fred E. Irish Corrie H. Varney Davis Hutch Fben G. Emerson Walter H Bowker Alice E. Varney Warren E. Kershner Fred E. Foote Fred P. Emmons Arthur K. Purington Raymond Powers Elsie M. Folsom David L. Black J.franklin Farnham

Greek Relief Supper Nets $200 for War Aid

Bath women of Greek descent raised 200.06 dollars at a supper party Sunday evening at the Legion hall. Mrs. Virginia Poulos chaired and hosted. food was donated by men. The menu featured roast lamb, meat cakes, macaroni and cheese, olives, pickles, ice cream, cake and coffee, followed by dancing.

Bath Legion Hall Virginia Poulos Edith Vamvakias Harriet Venos Mary Pipinos Eugenia Kakos Katina Vamvakias Josephine Mihalos Lucille Canacaris Mary Canacaris Demitra Abatcis Koula Krikales Fannie Venos Theodore Gregory Jennie Kakos Aret Kakos

Scott J Donnell Funeral Held In Local Service

The funeral of Scott J. Donnell of 210 High street who died Tuesday in Memorial hospital will be held at ten in Curtis funeral home 942 Washington street Rev Frederick P Moffatt of Corliss Street church will conduct the services and burial will be in Oak Grove cornerstone cemetery.

Scott J. Donnell High Street Memorial Hospital Curtis Funeral Home Washington Street Mr. Donnell Arthur S Olive Totman Donnel Frederick P. Moffatt Corliss Street Church Oak Grove

Popham Beach Community Notes and Visiting Guests

The Popham Beach Library receives magazines from Mrs. Walter Duffett of Brookline Massachusetts. Local residents and visitors are listed including Donald Small of Bath installing water fixtures, families visiting Bath Memorial Hospital, and frequent social calls in Popham and Woolwich. Several trips to Bath, Portland, and New Hampshire are noted along with home improvements and holiday travel. multiple residents are mentioned by name with weekend and weekday routines.

Walter Duffett Brookline Mass Donald Small Bath Popham Beach Walter Sprague Betty Dexter Frank Scott Marguerite McNulty Lester Oliver Spruceville Leah Bowie Iris Glover Dumont N. J Samuel Ward Day's Ferry Winnegance Fred Spinney Norman Perkins Llewellyn Oliver Woolwich Freeman Oliver Harry Spencer Emma Newdick Bertha DeShon Seguin Boston E. W. Osgood Ethel Osgood Raymond Larrabee Portland Mary Robinson Carl B. Newcomb Victor Sprague Herbert Sprague Maine William Wallace George Oliver Doris Phillips New York City Betty

Letter Reveals Splendid Spirit of Greek People

A letter dated Sept 10, 1940 from a Greek brother in Greece to Theodore Gregory in Bath expresses resolve to defend freedom against Italian aggression. It praises Greek unity and self reliance, cites Demosthenes, and vows to confront any invader rather than be enslaved.

Theodore Gregory of Bath Greece Italy Mother America Earth Demosthenes

Westport Notices and Local Announcements

Miss Lauretta Hodgdon died in Freeport and was buried in Westport. Miss Alyn Jewett joined Bath Iron Works. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Laurence Highfill at Memorial hospital Damariscotta. Bryant Richardson enlisted in the U S Army at Fort Devens Aver Mass. Mr and Mrs Frank Greenleaf of Foxboro Mass visited over the weekend. D M Baker was in town over the weekend for a bathroom project. Norman Nye and Mr and Mrs Colin Dunn of Bath visited B M Jewett family Sunday.

Charles Wyman Wyman Basin Road Abbie F. Minott Henry M. Minott Phippsburg C. L. Stevens Alfred H. B. Wyman Camden N. J Henry Minott Jackie Henderson Bernard Henderson Dromore Bath Memorial Hospital J. O. Wyman Pauline Wyman Margaret Walker Agnes Cutting Foxboro Mass Lawrence Scott William Cummings James L. Morse Lauretta Hodgdon Westport Freeport Alyn Jewett Bath Iron Works Laurence Highfill Memorial Hospital Damariscotta Bryant Richardson Brian Jewett U. S. Army Fort Devens Aver Frank Greenleaf D. M. Baker Baker Norman Nye Colin Dunn Bath B. M. Jewett

Letter Framing Affectionate Message from Brother Athanasius

A personal note ends with affections and a closing from Athanasius, identifying him as a brother. The brief fragment suggests a family or religious correspondence and offers a hint of ongoing contact.

Junior Cosmopolitan Club Meets Highlights From Summer Trip

Mrs. Granville M. Colby spoke on a United States tour she and Mr. Colby took last summer noting migratory workers Brigham Young's tab ernacle and scenic stops. Program committee includes Miss Ruth Cogan chair Miss Marie Scennett Miss Louise Avery. A business session appointed Miss Norma Steussy Miss Kathleen Harkins Miss Alice Dennison to run novelty and candy table for the mother club Christmas sale.

Cosmopolitan Club Granville M. Colby United States Colby Brigham Young Tabernacle Ruth Cogan Marie Scennett Louise Avery Norma Steussy Kathleen Harkins Alice Dennison Mother Club

Arsenault Discharged in North Bath Break-In Case

Robert Arsenault, 17, of North Bath, was found not guilty in municipal court of break ing and larceny at Alfred McCabe's Washington street store and was discharged by Judge Gardiner R. Deering. Herbert Fraser, 18, who pled guilty to the same charge, named Arsenault as an accomplice.

Robert Arsenault North Bath Alfred McCabe Washington Street Gardiner R. Deering Herbert Fraser Arsenault Edward W. Bridgham Fraser

Rebekah Card Party Draws Large Turnout at Odd Fellows Hall

The Rebekah Lodge hosted a Tuesday card party in Odd Fellows hall with 11 tables in play. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Henry T. B. Leeman and Mrs. Herbert H. Huggard in contract, to Mrs. Fernando T. Hutchins and Mrs. Joseph R. Oliver in bridge, Walter McNorton won the men's bridge prize, and Clifford B. Wilband with Horace W. Ward took high scores in pitch. Refreshments were provided by a committee headed by Mrs. Roger W. Pierce.

Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Henry T. B. Leeman Herbert H. Huggard Fernando T. Hutchins Joseph R. Oliver Walter McNorton Clifford B. Wilband Horace W. Ward Roger W. Pierce Everett G. Lemont Wallace L. Atwood Charles O. Nelson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Big Charles E. Hewitt, Jr Winnegance Community Club Daniel Miller Charles T. Small Orman Rogers Orman Coggeshall Winfield W. Morse Frank Perry Herbert Spinney Walter Morse Winneganee Stewart Day Lincoln Mr. Morse Mr. Day Edwin F. Small Auburndale Charlotte Eleanor Lanagan Elmer Morse Elisha Totman Arthur Totman Totman William Totman North Edgecomb John Loring George Larrabee Keith Atwood Mrs. Morse Parker Turner McCarty Fred P. Young Anna Percy Eric Carlson Farm Bureau Bill Lowell Irene Hirster John D. Libby Galen Daley Clarence Wallace Phippsburg Center Leston Harrington, Jr Herman Hallett Fred Shepherd Frances Shepherd Warren Alexander Brunswick Lewis Lowell Clarence Blaisdell Charles Blaisdel George Morong Stanwood Gilman Harold Rogers Stephen Eugene Harrington Elkaneh Wyman Forest Wyman Phyllis Young Fred Dead River Lawrence Thayer Rags Frank Wyman Jean Hamel Fred Libby Leroy Perkins Providence R. I Currey Stiles Small Point Burleigh Williams Walter Cushing Ralph Tibbetts Good Will Club William Hallett Ora Hallett Small-Mather Church University of Maine Glee Club Thomas Murphy Harry M Huse J. O. Purdue Milton C. Trott Auburn Lewiston Francis Luke Robert Barlow Robert Lake Winnepesaukee Mr. Osgood Dover Fred Osgood Fort Popham Irvin Dobbin Jonesport Athanasius Junior Cosmo Club Rebekah Card Party Christmas Club Bath Savings Institution
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