Rainbow Assembly Installs Officers At Semi Public Ceremonies
Rainbow Assembly No. 6 holds semi public installations at Mason ic temple with Miss Jill Olsen installed as Worthy Advisor. Other officers named include Evelyn Morse Barbara Fuller Barbara Larence Deborah Lawrence Donna Young and more. Judith Ashe retires as Worthy Advisor and presents jewels and bouquets while past officers assist and officials organize a reception and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill Olsen
Lawrence Wyman
Rainbow Assembly No. 6
Masonic Temple
Evelyn Morse
Barbara Fuller
Barbara Larence
Deborah Lawrence
Donna Young
Nancy Temple
Martha Pratt
Margaret Wetherington
Bette Aikenhead
Karen Barter
Vivian Cogg
Judith Ashe
Verna Watts
Joyce Ring
Barbara Jewell
Ruth Graffam
Ofth
Jane Ledyard
Miss Olsen
Miss Olsen, Ms Olsen
Verna Wiatts
Miss Ashe
Jewel
Moret
Margaret Mitchell
Katie Thorpe
Wyman
Evelyn Wyman
Louise Scanlin
Church Council Offers Service Training School at Wesley Church
A Bath Council of Churches program will hold a five week Christian Service Training School at Wesley Methodist Church starting Oct 8. Dean Mrs John G Morse Jr leads courses for church school teachers parents and interested individuals with Rev James A Whitaker Rev Mildred Huffman and Rev Gladys York as instructors. Registrations handled by E O Tukey with Duncan McInnes and Arthur Tainter Jr noted for local family birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
John G. Morse, Jr
James A. Whitaker
Trinity Episcopal Church
Portland
Mildred Huffman
Maine Council of Churches
Gladys York
North Yarmouth
E. O. Tukey
Central Congregational Church
Duncan McInnes
Central Church
Schoo
Ley Manley Grant
Marc King
George Hopkins
Sherman Mitchell
Hartley Wilbur
Earl Eckerson
Louis A. Dole
Albert McMann
Registration Set for Bailey Evening School October 6
Registration for Bailey evening school for adults is set for Monday October 6 from 7109p om in room 108 Morse high school Principal Nathan W Wat announced Courses in typing shorthand bookkeeping rugmaking sewing dress making woodworking machine shop and driver education may be offered if interest and instructors are found A minimum of ten students needed for a class Open to all Bath area residents free except $2 for driver education Textbooks and materials purchased by students Classes begin October 13 with 36 sessions scheduled Mondays and Wednesdays Further information via Principal Watson at 3342 Mrs Frank Ray joins First Federal Savings and Loan Association as teller Bowery street
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Bailey Evening
Morse High School
Nathan W. Wat. Wat
Watson
Bath
Dollait Resigns As Bath Court Recorder Effective Oct 7
Bath Municipal Court Recorder Arthur D. Dolloff resigns to take effect October 7 to assume duties as Sagadahoc County Attorney starting January. Judge Gardiner R. Deering remains until a new appointee is named after the governor's council meets October 8 and seven days’ posting. Dolloff plans to assist with October Superior Court and may handle municipal cases. He lives in Topsham with his wife Carol Fo Locke and two children. Office in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Dolloff
Bath
Edmund S. Muskie
Dollait
Bath Court
Gardiner R. Deering
Aft Teust
Muskie
Nowerd
Dolloff
George Carlton
Sagadahoc
Topsham
Carol Fo Locke
Brunswick
County Democrat Women’s Club Meets Thursday Night
The Sagadahoc County Democratic Women’s Club met Thursday evening at Mrs. Truman Wallace’s home. President Julie Bowles opened the meeting as letters from Governor Muskie aide Robert Huse and ex senatorial candidate Edward J. Murphy arrived, plus a note from Mrs. Melvin Henderson about upcoming events. Committees were named with Mrs. Harry Larrabee and Bowles chosen. Guests included Ed win H Pert and lawyers Klickstein and Hart. Next gathering set for Oct 16 at Mrs. Larrabee’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Democratic Women’s Club
Truman Wallace
Julie Bowles
Robert Huse
Muskie
Edward J. Murphy
Melvin Henderson
Harry Larrabee
Edwin H. Pert
David Klickstein
Ronald Hart
Six Persons Injured In Carlton Bridge Crash
A trailer truck driven by Sydney McLean 41 of Westville Nova Scotia struck a line of cars on Carlton bridge near Bath. Six people including two women and three men were treated for injuries at Memorial hospital in Essex Ontario and Woolwich. The accident caused heavy damage to two cars and a pickup truck. Police report no arrests and speed was 15 to 18 mph in moderate rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Bridge
Sydney McLean
Westville
N. S
Memorial Hospital
Katherine Billings
Shirley Gee
Essex
Ontario
Billings
Gee
Harold Gee
Joseph Billings
Edward J. Murphy
Woolwich
LaForest Savage
Savage
Gees
Edward H. Murphy
Dbndpe
Sheepscot River Could Be Made A Major Salmon Stream
Biologist Alden Stickney of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service told the Sheepscot River Atlantic Salmon Association that the river could become a major salmon stream but restoration will require extensive work and patience. He noted the river’s historic spawning role and very low current populations, with survival of stocked fingerlings extremely poor.
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Sheepscot
Sheepscot River
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Alden Stickney
Wiscasset
Atlantic Salmon Association
Sand Wildlife Service
Stickney
Cooper Mill
West Branch
Howard Mayo
Fish and Wildlife Service
Ans Association
Arthur Hutchins
Sheepscot River Atlantic Salmon Association
Jackson's To Move To Former Bath Auto Co. Building
N. Gratz Jackson, Inc., electrical contractors, long based at 111 Front Street, plans to relocate to 15 Broad Street. Continued on Page Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson’s
Bath Auto Co
N. Gratz Jackson, Inc
Front Street
Broad Street
Navy lands guided missile at Brunswick NAS Monday
A Navy guided missile was safely landed at Brunswick Naval Air Station Monday afternoon after being launched from the cruiser USS Macon off Bos. Continued on Page Two.
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Brunswick Naval Air Station
Macon
Bos
Steamboats of the Kennebec Della Collins Remembered
The ninth in a series on Kennebec steamboats recalls the Della Collins star of the era. Built in 1879 in East Boston, she served passengers and freight to Augusta and persisted past 1904, earning fame as a durable, flat bottom stern wheeler. Captains and engineers who steered her, from Charles McLaughlin to Alonzo Cresy, are highlighted along with anecdotes of her turning in wind and marshland, and a clip describing her as the great campmeeting boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Independent
James E. Perkins
the Times
Della Collins
Boston
Augusta
Jason Collins
The
Star of the East
Collins
Charles McLaughlin
Edgar McClinton
Boothbay
Vam Blinn
Gardiner
Ira Lewis
Alonzo H. Cressey
Ealy
Delta
Capt. Lewis
Boston Sunday Globe
Edith L. Davis
Brookline Mass
Bath
Dresden
Warren Robbins
Kennebec River
Bath Civil Defense Workers To Learn Operation Of Amphibious Duck
Bath civil defense workers will receive instruction on operating a Navy surplus amphibious Duck. Brunswick Naval Air Station staff will conduct sessions on the Maine rivers New Meadows or Kennebec, with Bath Fire Station housing the vehicle. The 31 by 9 by 8 foot Duck weighs 20 055 pounds and has six wheels and a 10 ton winch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Civil Defense
Bath
Civil Defense
Maine
Brunswick Naval Air Station
R. Clinton McFadden
New Meadows
Kennebec
Bath Water District
Kelley and Spear Yard
Navy
McFadden
Harry
Bath native Fred Scribner could join Eisenhower administration
A Bath, Maine native and son of a former Bath merchant, Fred C. Scribner Jr. was named to deputy to Taj Gen Wilton Bogert son in a White House shakeup, though press secretary Hagerty denied a decision awaiting the President’s choice. Scribner, 50, has served as under secretary of the treasury since April 1957 after earlier roles as general counsel, Dartmouth and Harvard Law graduate, and a Maine Republican activist. He is noted as part of Eisenhower’s youth movement and has ties to Maine civic groups and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Eisenhowe
New York Times
Washington
Fred C. Scribner, Jr
Totaj
Wilton Bogersons
Sherman Adams
White House
James C. Hagerty
Scribner
Treasury
Department
Harvard Law School
Dartmouth College
Maine
Massachusetts
Portland
Fred C. Scribner
Young Republican Clubs of
GOP
Cus
Eisenhower
Scrybner
Ile
Maine General Hospital
Portlane
Fot the Blind
New England Council
Brewer To Head Small Business Division Of Fund
Ralph W Brewer named chairman of the Bath Area United Fund 1958 campaign small business division. The announcement by General Ch Chiurmen John M. Conley Jr and Oscar RO Marsh notes the new division covers business interests in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer
Ralph W Brewer Ehoef
Bath Tron Works Corp
Bath Area United Fund
Ch Chiurmen
John M. Conley, Jr
Oscar RO Marsh
Patti Hy
Amples
Larrabee to Lead Bath United Fund Post Office Drive
Postmaster Edward L. Larra bee named chairman of the Post Office Building Division for Bath Area United Fund during the 1958 campaign in October. General co chairmen John Ve Onmore eanilee Oscarees Marsh announced the new division open to all post office employees. Larrabee, a Bath native and Morse High School graduate, has served as postmaster since early summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Larrabee
Bath Area United Fund
John VE Onmore
Eanilee
Oscarees Marsh
Shin
Larrabee
Weling
Bath
Morse High School
Ion Work Corp
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Brunswick Record
Water Street
Maine Street
Justus H. Miller
Record
Rainbow Assembly
Doris Aikenhead
Doris Coggeshall
Catherine Leonard
Margery Hanson
Margaret Lawrence
Barbara Temple
Martha Betrand
Barbara Young
Dorothy Pratt
Rainbow
Sharon Graffari
Margeret Mitchell
Paula Henderson
Joan McMann
Joanne Bailey
Robie Mitchell
Church Council
Arthur Tainter, Jr
Arthur Tainter
Bowman Street
Arthur
Bailey Evening School
Frank Ray
Bowery Street
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Arthur BD. Dolloff
County Democrat
Arthur Watchins
William P. Hassan
Alna
Walter Nichols
Reginald Parker
John Baxter
Frank I. Sample
Mayo
IV. Hassan
J. Willian Schultz
Wells
Parker
Hassan
Nichols
Wiscasset Inn
Robert M. Huse
Rnas
By Jane W. Stevens
Joois
Cressey
Psea
J. Horace McClure
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