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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1951

Page

3

Winnegance and Phippsburg PTA Notes and Events

A pot of funds over $100 was raised at a community sale for 50 cents and more schemes. Fall Sunday school opens at 10 am under Mrs Ida Nordland and other officers. Winnegance PTA invites parents to a meeting at Winnegance school to meet Mrs Casey the teacher. The mother daughter banquet is set for Thursday at Rock Garden Inn. Bodwell Grange installs officers Friday with supper beforehand. Girl Scouts meet Wednesday at Bodwell hall with Mrs Swanton Wyman addressing the group. A recent food sale raised $20 at Rogers Hardware Bath. Frosts hit cranberry bogs but the marsh crop remains good. A horse riderless rode through town at night, later identified as Vic tor a pinto from Stongebrook. The executive PTA met at Mrs John Morse Jr’s with several officers present. Dromore grange hall gains new siding. Phippsburg PTA sponsored three educational films at Town hall with another to come. Mr and Mrs Clifford Pye hosted a lobster dinner with former Bliss College classmates and others. Personal items list various calls and visits among residents including the Cutsings, Campbells, Pyes, and Mor ses, with multiple local families noted. Public notices include school, church, and scout events and community gatherings through the week.

Phippsburg P.T.A Mildred Ts Mildred Wilson Gordon Alden Sunda Winnegance P.T.A Winneganee School Casey Rock Garden Inn Rogers Hardware Store Bath Victor Stongebrook Winnegance P. T. A John G. Morse, Jr Frances MacDonnald Anna Pratt Donald Logan Morse Dromore Grange Hall Phippsburg P. T. A Town Hall Clifford Pye Pye Bliss. College William Berry Nancy Mary Jane Woolwich Thelma Cornish Lisbon Falls Harold Dunn Winthrop Theodore Kerr Bonnie Oakland Priscilla Rainey Marguerite McNulty George L. Cutting Ray Campbell Dromore George Cutting Campbell Farm Harry Bowie Phyllis Bowie Small Point Ernest Rogers Douglas Dearborn James L. Morse Marion Pagurko Donald Morse Boston Thomas Morse Greg Loretta Morse Sandra McIntosh Valley Road Dudley S. Leavitt Meadowbrook Stanley Chrystal Connie Susie Earle Harvey Eleanor Ball Elizabeth Wyman Beatrice Hazel Bath Memorial Hospital Oliver Barress East Windsor Conn Margaret Earl Lowell Charles Blaisdell Angie Mank Leslie Logan Herbert Bassett Albert Gray Herbert Doughty Dorothy Cushing Rock Gardens Sebasco Estates Sam Sternberg Medford Mass Allan Carole J. Ashton Nickerson Quincy Albert Epstein Maurice Blaisdell Clarence Blaisdell Harold Woodward George Woodward Gloria Lewis Lowell Bob Moore Levi Brann Cooper's Mills Archie Erickson, Jr East Boston Parker Head Navy Maryland Bert Nisbet Searsmont Eugene Ross Lorraine Palmer Yarmouth Arthur Williams G. Clinton Beals Florence Rollins Sagadahoc Pomona Rollins Williams Phippsburg Center Earle Fox Dwinal Cornish Parker Head School Connie Hoar Howard Morong Mary Moore Harriet Wyman Bernard Wyman, Jr Tommy Brown Carole Sternberg Robert Cushing Clarence Skelfield Perkins Island Dromore Farm Bureau W. H. Wyman Portland Ken McKenzie WGAN Linda Doughty Anne Gray Carole Mank Royce Young Topsham U. S. Army Leroy Perkins Winnegance Ethel MacElroy Bill Percy Ensign L. D. Lowell Ben U. S. Navy Cleveland Merchant Marine West Point Will Williams Earl Hamel

Winnegance Residents Visit Bath Memorial Hospital

Mrs. Charles Rogers of Winnegance is a patient at Bath Memorial Hospital. Corp. Richard C. Morse Jr. from Fort Devens returned home over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Morse Jr. and their children spent the weekend at Mrs. Morse’s former home in East Andover New Hampshire.

Charles Rogers Winnegance Bath Memorial Hospital Corp Richard C. Morse, Jr Fort Devens John G. Morse, Jr

Michael Mneil Birthday Party Details

Michael McNeil son of Warren McNeil of 424 Center street celebrated his seventh birthday with a home party Saturday afternoon. Games and photos were taken. after birthday cake and ice cream, he opened gifts with attendees including Jackie Shorette Paula Vose Pauly Ann Stinson Pamela Johns and several adults present.

Michael McNeil Warren McNeil Center Street Michael Jackie Shorette Paula Vose Pauly Ann Stinson Pamela Johns Donna Lefebvre Cheryl Wetherbee Paul Vose Lee Shorette Carl Stinson John Nostall James Day Dennis Genthner Courtney Mank Algernon Shorette Paul Stinson Morris Upham Stephen Johns

Parker Head PTA and community notes in Parker Head

Parker Head PTA met in the vestry to discuss routine business then socialized. Several local residents attended social and school events, with meetings at homes, births announced, and members visiting relatives in Bath, Portland, and nearby towns. Ensign L D Lowell released from Navy duty plans a Cleveland visit before Merchant Marine duties.

Bay Point Garden Notes and Local Visits

Bay Point reports on local gardening with tall sunflowers and blooms such as cosmos marigolds sweetpeas and morning glories. Fishing is poor due to heavy seas and strong winds. Notable visits include Dr Nathaniel Hasenfus and guests from Roxbury Mass plus several local residents and travelers from Auburn Weld and Dedham. Two State troopers and Bath Sheriff Small made visits to Bay Point during the week.

Nathaniel Hasenfus Felix Salamone Gordon Clark Barbara McIntosh Roxbury Mass Southard Menzel Baker Memorial Hospital Boston Five Islands H. O. Nash Harold Robinson Auburn Fred P. Taylor Conant Weld Kiessling Carl Kiessling Dedham Eugene Foster Nina Cummings Jean Reed Bath Bay Point Sheriff Small

Dromore Hosts Farm Bureau at All Day Session

Twenty five Dromore Extension Association members met Friday at the grange hall for an all day session led by president Mrs Eletha Campbell. The day featured awards for best planned meals and table arrangements, a noon chicken salad lunch, and a talk by home demonstration agent Mrs Beryl Barton Hill on giving the home a new look with furniture and lighting changes. Next meeting set for Oct 24 with morning and afternoon programs including Pressing at Home and a Christmas gift box project.

Dromore Extension Association Grange Hall Eletha Campbell Turner Grange D. Milton McGorrill Orono Russia Dromore Helen’ Quimby Bertha Wyman Claire Goodwin Beryl Barton Hill Addie Seavey Annette Scholfield

Mizpah Class Meeting at First Baptist Church

Mizpah class of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday with Mrs Rene Roy at 16 Granite Street. President Mrs John Shorey led devotions after the Lord's Prayer. A reading on The Interpretation of the Shepherd's Psalm was given. Plans for a fellowship supper on Oct 4 were discussed. Next meeting will be with Mrs William Wallace at 7 Anne Street. Attendees included Mrs Carl Graves Mrs John Shorey Mrs George Carey Mrs Kenneth Thayer Mrs Miriam House.

Mizpah Clas First Baptist Church Rene Roy Granite Street John Shorey Illiam Wallace Anne Street Carl Graves George Carey Kenneth Thayer Miriam House William Wallace

Gulfport Parents Travel With Mr Hamel Portion Of Route

In Gulfport Mississippi parents travel with Mr Hamel for part of the journey accompanying them through several miles. The report notes Mr Hamel joining the party briefly before moving on.

Gulfport, Miss Mr. Hamel

Popham Beach hunting opens. partridge bagged first day

A short report from Popham Beach notes the hunting season began on Monday with a few partridge bagged. The Popham Circle met recently, planning a lobster stew supper for October 20 at the school house. Coast Guard wharf work slows, pending ebb tide. Many residents and visitors are listed in recent social notices, including stays, visits, and weekend gatherings at cottages and homes along the south shore.

Popham U.S. Coast Guard Fred Spinney Spinney House Warren White Nantasket Oscar Freeman Bath South Shore Frank Fay Peter Philips Mark East Haven Barbara Sprague Northampton Mass Walter E. Sprague New York Sea Acre 8 William Hill Hill Naugatuck Spragues Marr House Llewellyn Oliver Althea Wallace Gloria Jackie Ernest Oliver Carl Beck Cambridge White Spot Bar Harbor J. Dwight Kinmouth Hackensack N.J Walter Gilmore New York City Gilbert Atwood Riverside Cottage Albert N. Stolpe Massachusetts Heal New Jersey Marsh

Farm Bureau meets at Cox's Head with talks on home look

About 28 members and guests attended the Farm Bureau gathering at Dromore grange hall. Mrs Beryl Hill county agent spoke on Give Your Home the New Look. October meeting planned for Oct 24 with lunch. Mrs Addie Seavey to lead. Several Cox's Head members attended and others visited friends in Bath Woolwich and Portland.

Farm Bureau Dromore Grange Hall Beryl Hill Bertha Wyman Helen Quimby Clare Goodwin Addie Seavey Cox Sarah Wilbur Eleanor Thomas Gladys Dozois Edith Perkins Julia B. Dozois Frank K. Wyman Robert Jewell Bath Wyman Farm Bernard Carlson Dix's Island Popham Albert V. Stolpe Stephen Jane Anthony Dodge Pamela Lewis Ossian Dodge Woolwich E. P. Thomas Lester Oliver Spruce- Villé Bodwell Grange S. C. Dozois Julia Dozo

Local Residents Attend Events and Visits

Mrs DeBery spent a week in Massachusetts while Mr and Mrs Leon Smith of Wollaston Mass visited their cottage Saturday night Mrs Martin F Goodwin attended the P T A rummage sale at Riverside hall Phippsburg Center on Saturday

DeBery Massachusetts Leon Smith Wollaston Mass Martin F. Goodwin Riverside Hall Phippsburg Center

Plum mer Home Closed and Fate in Doubt

The city terminated the Plum mer Home lease with Mr and Mrs Michael J Smith on Oct 1 citing insufficient weekly board payments to justify continuation. Residents reassigned to private homes or sanatoriums, leaving vacant property and plans to close for winter. Possible future uses include tenant occupation, small manufacturing, or cemetery expansion.

Plummer Michael J. Smith

Stork Shower for Mrs. James Brooker at North Street

Mrs. James Brooker was guest of honor at a stork shower hosted by her sister Miss Marilyn King on North Street. Gifts were arranged on a pink and blue umbrella hanging from the ceiling, buffet refreshments were served, and guests included Mrs. Howard Andrews, Mrs. Carleton Green, Mrs. William Billings, Mrs. Joseph Footer, Mrs. Frank Reay, Mrs. William Oliver, Mrs. Wanda Lemoine, Miss Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. Ernest Hopkins, Mrs. Ida Richardson, Miss Maxine Brown, Miss Marilyn Kittredge, and Mrs. Lewis King.

James Brooker Marilyn King North Street Howard Andrews Carleton Green William Billings Joseph Footer Frank Reay William Oliver Wanda Lemoine Evelyn Stewart Ernest Hopkins Ida Richardson Maxine Brown Marilyn Kittredge Lewis King

Pythian Sisters Guest Officers Night Observed by Lowell Temple

Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters hosted a district guest officers night with delegates from six other temples in the state. Most Excellent Chief Susie Darrah welcomed attendees as nine guest officers filled stations from Eureka Auburn to Mizpah Boothbay. Past chiefs praised the degree staff, a social hour followed with salad rolls cakes and coffee served. Mrs. Pearl Campbell chaired the hostesses.

Lowell Temple Pythian Susie Darrah Bertha Brackett Falmouth Hattie Lord Auburn Freeport Alice Knight Eureka Temple Florence Chamberlain Lincoln Damariscotta Dorothy Morgan Alvah Temple Brunswick Emma Moore West Falmouth Mrs. Grant Victory Alice Dinsmore Virginia McDougal Mizpah Boothbay Lillias Larrabee Bath Louise Blake Pearl Campbell

St Marys Guild Holds First Fall Meeting

Grace Episcopal church St Marys Guild opened its Fall session with president Mrs W S Voorhees presiding and welcoming a new member. Mrs Edward Parker has moved to Portland. A rummage sale is planned for Oct 10 and the annual Christmas Fair for Dec 4. Refreshments served by hostesses Mrs Voorhees and Mrs Charles M Tubbs. The next meeting is Tuesday Oct 9 with a covered dish supper at 6:30 in the parish house.

St. Mary's Guild of Grace Episcopal Church W. S. Voorhees Edward Parker Portland Voorhees Charles M. Tubbs

Dromore Grange Sees Strong Attendance At Meeting

Dromore Grange met Tuesday at the grange hall with wide attendance including guests from Dirigo Sagadahoc and Topsham. Master absent, overseer Ray Campbell led the session as several membership applications were read and updates given on Mrs. Elfreda Perkins recovering from a broken hip. A literary program featured Mrs Evelyn Beals with songs readings and stunts, proceeds aiding the master, followed by a social hour with ice cream cake and coffee.

Dromore Grange Grange Hall Dirigo Sagadahoc Topsham Granges Elfreda Perkins Ray Campbell Thomas Tracy Bath Memorial Hospital Aletha Campbell Memorial Hospital Grange Evelyn Beals The Dinah Jessie Morrill Margaret Morse Lillian Blair Sisters of the Grange Annie Wilson Ethel Renshaw Aretha Campbell Mabel Williams Bertha Holbrook Florence Rollins Elmer Rogers

Lewiston Official Visits Bath Former Mayor

Hon. Dominique Tardif of Lewiston, a former Bath mayor, stopped in as a business visitor on Friday.

Dominique Tardif Lewiston Bath

Father and Son Night Committee Named at Meeting

At the YMC on Monday evening the Father and Son Night committee was named for the event next Tuesday at the Y. Members include Charles Shaw Edward Larmabee Arthur Bourque Joseph Simard William Hennessey Raymond Belanger Merritt Scott and Elmer Norton. Activities start 6:30 with games in the Boys’ room and a 7:30 gym program promising an entertaining evening for fathers and sons.

YMC Charles Shaw Edward Larrabee Arthur Bourque Joseph Simard William Hennessey Raymond Belanger Merritt Scott Elmer Norton Edward Larmabee Raymond A Noel Simard

Fellowship Supper and Roll Call at First Baptist Church

The Annual Fellowship Supper and Roll Call will be held Thursday at 6 p.m. Rev Gera Beals and Mrs Beals of Topsham will preside and Mr Beals will bring a message. Choir members will perform, and the roll will be called by assistant Clerk Mrs Kenneth Thayer.

First Baptist Church Gera’ Beals Laura Harrington

Weekend Guests of Mrs Phinney in Arrowsic

Weekend visitors to Mrs. Gertrude Phinney of Arrowsic included her son Robert and his children Sandra Bobby and Peter from Livingston New Jersey.

Gertrude Phinney Arrowsic Robert Sandra Bobby Peter Livingston, N. J

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