Wiscasset Library Corporators Elect Officers and Budget
The annual meeting of Wiscasset Public Library corporators and trustees elected Joseph Hubbard as clerk and reported the treasury in good shape. Librarian reported 2968 borrowers, 1802 peak month, 615 books given, 14 024 accessions, 19 350 circulations, per capita 15.4 percent, library open 304 days. A tentative $2 500 budget was set and social security talk updates were announced.
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Wiscasset
Frances A. Sortwell
Charles S. Sewall
Joseph Hubbard
Edna Southard
Roy R. Marston
Helen Dickinson
Arlette Foster
Marion Warland
Mary Marston
Daniel R. Sortwell
Stuart Chapin
Sortwell
Helena Bellas
Anna Flood
Dorothy Washington
Maybelle Sherman
Helen Day
George M. Field
Augusta
Field
Wiscasset Fire Society
Charles G. Chase
High Street
Chase
Charles E. Cowley
Leon G. Flood
Lawrence B. Haggett
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Garrison Hill
O.E.S
Lincoln County Fish and Game Association
American Legion Hall
St. Philip’s Church
Robert Stenson Barnes
Charles S. Barnes
Gloria Louise Christiensen
Charles R. Christiensen
Bath
Rensel H. Colby
Fifth Street
Joanne Pearson
LeRoy Farmer
Morse High School
Wiscasset Academy
U. S. Army
Middle Street
Dresden Church Communion Sunday and school notes
Communion Sunday observed at the Dresden Methodist Church with a meditation titled The Masters Forget-Me-Not by Rev. William T. Bennett of Richmond. Bridge Academy to play Wiscasset Oct. 11. scholarships awarded to John Walden and Mary Ann Bryer at Farmington State Teachers College. local students praised for loyalty and sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Bennett
Richmond
Bridge Academy
Wiscasset
Wilmot Mitchell
Brunswick
Pillsbury
Richmond High School
John Walden
Mary Ann Bryer
Farmington State Teachers’ College
Bryer
Weldon
C. E. Longfellow
Bath
Alice Corliss
Portland
H. L. Sheldon
C. E. Sheldon
New Hampshire
St. John's Episcopal Church
J. H. Bessom
Liberia
St. Matthews Church
Hallowell
St. Barnabas Episcopal
Augusta
Pomona
Eastern River Grange
Kathleen Hall
Margaret Lavalle
Althea Fitch
Rita Bailey
Nancy Frey
Harland McCobb
Fashion Show and Entertainment at Morse High School
The Cosmopolitan Club Bath presents a fashion show and entertainment event at Morse High School Auditorium Bath on Friday October 6 at 8 p.m. Porteous Mitchell Braun produces the show with admission 50 cents including tax.
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Morse High School
Bath
Porteous Mitchell & Braun
Cosmopolitan Club
West Bath observes World-wide Communion Sunday
West Bath church held World-wide Communion Sunday services to reflect on global unity among nations and faiths. Local residents shared visits, family gatherings, and weekend excursions including summer cottages, hospital updates, and family celebrations across Bath Freeport Brunswick and neighboring towns.
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West Bath
Ednar Owens
Fort Devens
Mass
Paul Dowe
Turner
Harvesters
Pauline Belanger
Harold Perkins
Bath
Fred Rose
Percy Holbrook
Charles Holbrook
Arthur Holbrook
Joseph Holbrook
Freeport
Neil Nelson
Bath Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Burnham
Kittery
Elijah Hallowell
Clif
Mapleton
John Perkins
Courtney Stover
Joyce
Gerald
White Mountains
John Whorff
Albert Whorff
Larry
Johnny
Bingham
Emma Andrews
Emile Andrews
Solon
James Bazin Lemont
James Bazin III
Sylvanus Pennell
North Hollywood
Calif
Fred Larrabee
Pennells
Brunswick
Larrabee’s Grove
Sheila
Arnold
Arthur Nichols
Garnet
Elaine Renshaw
Alice Deehan
David King
Joan
Mary Lou
Carl Robinson
Walter Larrabee
William
Joseph
Topsham
Joseph Larrabee
Arthur Dechan
Alice
New Meadows
Woolwich P T A Fair Set for Next Week
Woolwich P T A announces a fair with fish pond and children’s games added to this year’s program. Proceeds fund local association activities as the town’s central school opens with Nequasset and Sagadahoc schools. General chairman Brian M. Jewett and a long list of committee heads spearhead preparations. Advance tickets on sale. queen candidates draw strong local interest as last year’s queen, Mrs John M Leonard, returns. Rita Mulcahy, secretary to Attorney John P Carey, is on vacation.
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Nequasset
Sagadahoc
Brian M. Jewett
Frances Kirkpatrick
Roy C. Stewart
Forrest Baker
Pearl Thorpe
William Fogg
Esther Drummond
Paul Pitman
Ivory Strout
Howard Kirkpatrick
Woolwich
John M. Leonard
Virginia Hamilton
Elizabeth Wilson
R. N
Elinor Mahan
Howard Carlton
Frank Rittall
Norman Drummond
Frances Sturmer
Camp Gordon, Ga
Pfc
Richard Dannals
Battery B
Sturmer
Woolwich News Briefs Highlight Local Life and Milestones
Seven year old Billy Brown returns to Nequasset School after illness aided by the Billy Brown Fund and Boston Children’s Hospital care. The Riverside Cemetery benefit bridge parties end with a final event. proceeds boost cemetery improvements. Woolwich opens a new combined school at Nequasset with new yellow buses. Sharon Ann Wright hosts a third birthday party with pink and blue decorations. Local property moves recounted as Ralph Wright expands his home with a Clinton Strout purchase. Maurice and Roberta Hathorne celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary with gifts and family gathering. Clayton Stinson marks fourteenth anniversary with birthday gift from Hathorne family. Civic groups continue to plan for community ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Brown
Sanford Brown
Sagadahoc Ferry
Nequasset
Billy
Bath Memorial Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Riverside Cemetery Association
Marcia Stinson
Day's Ferry
Charles Henderson
Florence Carlton
Hazel Crocker
Gilbert Hathorne
Louise Miller
Maxine Boyd
Brian M. Jewett
John Goddard
Mason Carter
Russell Boyd
Woolwich
Hiram Basset
Davis Cox
Sharon Ann Wright
Ralph Wright
Clinton Strout
Wright
Charles Colby
Charles Colby, Jr
Westport
Strout
Maurice T Hathorne
Murphy's Corner
Roberta Hathorne
Woolwich Grange
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Hathorne
Clayton Stinson
Miss Hathorne
Mrs. Hathorne
Soule
Everson Stinson
Ada Cross
William Fogg
Bangor
Canada
Aroostook County
Geraldine Fogg
Kay Dunn
Woburn
Mass
Aupone General Hospital
Augusta
Miss Fogg
Frank J. Walker
Day’s Ferry
William Sylvester
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Robert L._Coombs
Bath
Clyde K. Baker
Georgia
Edwin Thomas
Village Pride
Rumford
Gerald Knapp
Lewiston
Henry Groves
Saugus
Herbert Cornish
Maurice D. Casey
Stott
High Street
Woolwich PTA events share bake sales and social plans
The Woolwich P T A organizes committee meetings for the annual fair with chairs Marjorie Hale John Leonard Alice Baker and others handling white elephant booths fish pond concession cooked foods and fancy work. The Day's Ferry club hosts a monthly gathering to honor Capt and Mrs Walker on their golden wedding anniversary. Proceeds support church needs and hospital fundraising.
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Woolwich P.T. A
Lanning
Marjorie Hale
White Elephant Booth
Margaret Dodge
Iona McElman
Evangeline Sparks
Elva Edwards
Peggy Hathorne
Cynthia Phillips
John Leonard
Fish Pond
Florence Temple
Roy Stewart
Clarence Tanner
Carol Perkins
Helen Clancy
Paul Pitman
Lois Allen
Mabel Jack
Charlotte Francis
Marjorie DeWick
Herbert Cornish
Alice Baker
Lemuel Preble
Day's Ferry
Preble
Elizabeth Gordon
Beulah Crocker
Myra Clough
Elsie Reed
Hazel Crocker
Frank Walker
Congregational Church
Nequasset
William Robson
Louis Seeger
William Fogg
Ruby Stinson
Hazel Presley
Vivian Presley
Good Will Club
Bath Memorial Hospital
Ethwold Carter
Faith Baldwin
Nequasset Congregational Church
Junior Christian Endeavor
John Anderson
Burton Hodgkins
Augusta
George Batz
Chestnut Hill
Conn
Woolwich
Batz
Edwin A. Hemingway
Eliot
Hemmingway
Guy Swan
Dover
N. H
Henry G. Root
Auburn
Edwin A. Hemmingway
Root
Claire Martin
Skillings Insurance Office
Bath
Providence Visitors Attend D.A.R. Gathering in Central Church
Providence Rhode Island arrives Saturday for a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs Ibra K Lawrence of Old Stage Road. Mrs Horatio L Baker Mrs Ibra K Lawrence and Mrs Lawrence R Vail of Arrowsie attended the Tuesday afternoon meeting led by Colonel Dummer Sewall D A R at Central Church. Mrs Franklin Wright of Portland was a guest Sunday of her parents Mr and Mrs Ibra K Lawrence.
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Carle E. Longfellow
Day’s Ferry
White Mountains
Carolyn and
Harriet Sheldon
Dresden
Alice Corliss
Portland
Laconia
N. H
North Conway
Frederick W. McConnell
Presque Isle
Norman Palmer
McConnell
Maine State Highway Commission
Augusta
Patricia Brann
William C. Brann
High Street
Bath
William Paradis
U.S.A
Charles Paradis
Arrowsic
Camp Gordon
Paul Petit
Petit
Morse High
Georgia
Merton Packard
Frank Purington
Gorham
Charles Crosby
Spinney Mills Road
Maurice Burns
Katherine
Valley Road
Clarence Carlton
Richard J. Dauphin
U.S.N
Norfolk
Octave Dauphin
Georgetown Road
Ernest Smith
Reid State
Robert Phinney
Livingston
N. J
Edgar Phinney
Conroy, Tex
Providence
R. I
Ibra K. Lawrence
Old Stage Road
Horatio L. Baker
Lawrence R. Vail
Arrowsie
Dummer Sewall Cha
D.A.R
Central Church
Baker
Vail
Lawrence
Franklin Wright
West Bath Grange Elects Officers for 1950
Paul Lemont was re elected master of West Bath grange at its officers election. New and returning officers include William H Small Jr overseer Carl Meister lecturer Alex Burgess steward Peter Pinson assistant steward John Howe chaplain Bertha Palmer treasurer Ethel MacDonald secretary Beverly Coombs gate keeper Marguerite Lemont Ceres Estella Doughty Pomona Alice Burgess Flora Verna Grover lady assistant steward John Sylvester executive three year term. The lecturer announced a second prize ribbon in the Add A Flower bouquet at the Pomona meeting and the grange won the attendance cup. The next meeting will confer the first and second degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lemont
West Bath Grange
William H. Small, Jr
Carl Meister
Alex Burgess
Peter Pinson
John Howe
Bertha Palmer
Ethel MacDonald
Beverly Coombs
Marguerite Lemont
Ceres
Estella Doughty
Pomona
Alice Burgess
Flora
Verna Grover
John Sylvester
Bernice McGlinchy
Sagadahoc Grange
James Lemont
The
Grange
Bath and Topsham Families At Reid State Park Visit
Numerous Bath and Topsham residents spent Sunday at Reid State Park with extended families. William Armstrong, Sadie Armstrong, Beatrice Adams, and George Blanchard were among those listed, along with Mr and Mrs Armstrong and their relatives.
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Reid State Park
William Armstrong
Sadie Armstrong
Bath
George Blanchard
Beatrice Adams
Topsham
Mrs. Fred M. Haggett of Phippsburg Patient
Mrs. Fred M. Haggett of Phippsburg is listed as a patient in a local hospital. Further health updates or discharge information are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Haggett of
Phippsburg
The
Memorial Hospital
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Lincoln County
American Red
Robert K. Tukey
Newcastle
Samuel J. Sewall
Margaret Lower
Washington, D. C
New Harbor
Emerson Zeitler
Red Cross
Wiscasset High School
Gordon Huber
Maurice Foye
Marilyn Jackson
Lorraine Light
Gail Foster
John Cost
Ann Grover
Evelyn Cronk
Arlene Ames
Roger Dalton
Judith Ames
Robert Hersom
Gordon Merry
Priscilla Colby
Sherry Somes
Carolyn Coffin
John Connors
Ann Miete
Roger Cowley
Mary Smith
Richard Towne
Robert Fahey
Blanche Stickney
Mademoiselle
Front Street
P.T.A. Fair
Rita Mulcahy
John P. Carey
Rosa Shea
Darrell Baker
Merle A
Whitefield
Harley Jordan
Harley Nichols
Hardwick
Beryl Nichols
Patricia
Fairfield
Nichols
Henry Dubar
Georgetown
Bertha Falley
Ellsworth
Hollis Walker
Arthur
George Davis
Diane
Frank Sparks
Jessie Mains
Apset
Justus Miller
Garden Street
Jean Leonard
Northeastern College
Walter E. Delano
Bowdoinham
Delano
William Potter
Spinney Mills
Kennebec
Oak Street
Sterling Bible Class
Japan
China
Sterling Bible
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Ethel May
Cyril Bousfield
Arvid L. Anderson
Harold Roberts
Flavel Pierce
Harold Walker
William Hill
Love Divine
Anderson
Mabel Wheeler
Mildred Walker
Ocean Park
Marie Colby
Alice Stilphen
Colby
Dr. Bousfield
Gen. MacArthur
Bousfield
Madame Chiang Kai Shek