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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1950

Page

8

Old Arrowsic Georgetown Bridge Remains History

The new Woolwich Arrowsic bridge opens to motor traffic and ends a century old single lane link. The old bridge remains to be removed though approaches await permanent surfacing. Nearby, cat o nine tails line the road recalling torch parades and past youth mischief around election times. Trail magazine honors Harold D Haggett for 30 years with the State Highway Department before planning to retire to North Sidgecomb. A ledge cut 700 feet long and 40 feet deep was removed for Bath Route 1 traffic in a major city congested project. Mrs Thomas A Pankhurst returns home after a weekend in Hartland New Brunswick Canada.

Woolwich- Arrowsic Arrowsic Georgetown Trail Maine Good Roads Association Harold D. Haggettt Bath State Highway Department Haggett University of Maine North Sidgecomb Carlton Bridge

Ruth P Small Weds Richard E Smith of Buffalo N Y

Ruth Park Small married Richard Earl Smith of Buffalo New York at East Boothbay Methodist Church on a Saturday ceremony. The bridal party included relatives from Bath Augusta and Mexico with a reception for 150 at the Hodgdon home. The couple plans to reside in Williamsville New York after a two week wedding trip through northern Maine.

Ruth Park Small Richard Earl Smith Buffalo N. Y East Boothbay Methodist Church C. Clifford Sargent Wesley Methodist Church Forest Littlefield Bath Madelyn Davis Small Granite Street Clifford O. Small Mexico Mr. Smith Charles F. Smith Orono William A. Hodgson East Boothbay Maurice Hutchins Ruth Williams Boston Richard Dennison Vincent Ferdinando Warren Greenwood Smith Rochester Dorothy M. Small Nellie Page Jean Small Orcester Mass Mary Ellen Quinlan Augusta George Loeber Yonkers Daniel Hatch Elizabeth N. J Philip Stackpole Fraternity Brothers John C. Murray Westmont Mary Eleanor Sargent C. C. Sargent Tourquoise Faille William A. Hodgdon Smith Genevieve Houston South Portland Joanne Cullinan Rnard L. Plummer Jane Ledyard Duveen Bryant Barbara Hart Norma Leeman Jane Niles Emma Hartleb Valerie Nickerson Robert Mehlhorn Avelyn Dow John Brown Brunswick Elizabeth Burrows Evelyn Anderson Bangor U. S. Naval Air Force Westinghouse Electric Corp Maine Williamsville

Surprise Shower for Teresa Gallant in Honor of Upcoming Wedding

Mrs. Mary Ames and Miss Mary Rose Gallant hosted a surprise miscellaneous shower at 16 Floral Street on Thursday evening for Teresa Gallant prior to her November 5 wedding to Stewart H. Day Jr. Many gifts were given and refreshments served buffet style. Invited guests included Marilyn Oliver, Adella Lenfest, Marion Bourgoin, Lois Hodgdon, Roberta Lait, Marguerite Eastman, Fern Burch, Alice Avery, Lola Stark, Anna Day, Virginia Reed, Louise Bronson, Barbara Esmond, Sadie Dowling, Fern Griffen, Phyllis Gallant, Doris Rea, Muriel Melhorne, Katherine Wonsor, Terry Dwyer, Lee Williams, Mary Fogg, Rita Mulcahy, Peggy Tarbox, Margaret Troop, and Margaret Gallant.

Mary Ames Mary Rose Gallant Floral Street Teresa Gallant Stewart H. Day, Jr Miss Gallant Marilyn Oliver Adella Lenfest Marion Bourgoin Lois Hodgdon Roberta Lait Marguerite Eastman Fern

Woolwich Soldier Wounded in Korea

Chester MacMahan Jr. of Woolwich, serving in the U S Army, was wounded in Korea during the Seoul drive. In a letter to his father, he said he was separated from his unit and fighting with Marines when shrapnel struck his side, shoulder, and leg. He expected surgery and removal of the fragments. his mother is Mrs. Margaret MacMahan of Five Islands.

Chester MacMahan, Sr Woolwich Chester MacMahan, Jr USA Sgt. MacMahan Margaret MacMahan Five Islands

Brown-Pottle wedding Saturday in Bath

Mary E Pottle daughter of Mrs Alice Pottle and Joseph Michael Brown son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Brown were wed by County Attorney Harold J Rubin as a Justice of the Peace. The groom serves with the United States Navy stationed at Norfolk Va. The bride attended Bath schools and wore a gray street length dress. The couple will live with the bride's mother in Bath for now. Horace Mitchell editor of the Kittery Press visited Bath over the weekend.

Mary E. Pottle Alice Pottle Huse Street Joseph Michael Brown Girdon Brown Barnesville Harold J. Rubin Brown Bath United States Navy Norfolk John Bingham

Morse leads Bath patriot of Connecticut in Lebanon Camporee

Harry F. Morse of New London, tied to Bath, led committees for the Lebanon Pilgrimage and Camporee marking the 175th War Office and 250th Lebanon anniversary. Over 1,000 Boy Scouts camped on the Green with 3,500 watching the pageant Lebanon Foundation of Liberty. Morse’s long record includes founding the Connecticut Circle and wartime shipping work.

Lebanon Conn Harry F. Morse New London Connecticut Iety Sons of the Revolution Order of the Founders and Patriots of America Connecticut Morse Brooklyn N. Y Bath Washington Street Morse High School Princeton University U. S. Steamship Co U. S. Transportation Co Connecticut Circle Boy Scouts of America Connecticut Society of the Sons of the Revolution Connecticut Society of the Order of the Founders and Patriots of America Jonathan Trumbull War Office Washington New England Maine Ca Hines Edwin R. Andrews Roy Camp Hines Andrews

Woolwich Girl Weds Phippsburg Young Man

Miss Harriet Louise Ares, daughter of W Tr a cy Burgess Woolwich, married Clinton Edward Davis of Phippsburg son of Leroy Davis of Holly Crathine. The ceremony at Louis A Dole’s Middle Street home was witnessed by John Wilson of Bath. The bride wore a green gabardine suit. Mrs Wilson wore a tan suit. The couple, returning from a short wedding trip, reside as Mr. and Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Davis attended South Dresden and Morse Academy, now employed as receiver at Sears Buck Store.

Harriet Louise Ares W. Tracy Burgess Davis South Dresden Morsey Sears, Buck

Barnes Christiansen Wedding at Wiscasset

Miss Gloria Louise Christian sen daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles ono 32 Drayton road and Sten sons Seay evening at nine at the home of Rev Rensel H Colby Wiscasset Rev Colby performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of attendants Miss Joan Pearson Bath and Roy Farmer of Ww A reception followed at the home of these parents 32 prey tenses Later in stoning the couple left for a short wedding trip Upon their return they will go at 500 Middle street Mrs Barnes attended Morse High school and Mr Barnes attended Wiscasset Academy He served three years in the U S Army in the Summer of 1949 Mr Barnes will be associated this Fall with a Damariscotta lumber firm.

Gloria Louise Christiansen Charles Ono Drayton Road Stensons Seay Rensel H. Colby Wiscasset Colby Joan Pearson Bath Roy Farmer Prey Rego Middle Street

Veterans Retire After 50 Years at Maine Water Co

Charles M. Brown of Woolwich and Eugene W. Foster of Chestnut street were presented Hamilton wrist watches Saturday at noon as they retired after 50 years of service with the Maine Water Co and Bath Water District. The presentation was made by Sir Connard, president of the Bath Water District board of trustees, and Allan Spear, a trustee, at the Nequasset pumping station, where both began work 50 years ago. Foster had remained in service.

Charles M. Brown Woolwich Eugene W. Foster Chestnut Street Hamilton Maine Water Co Bath Water District Sir Connard Allan Spear Nequasset Mr. Brown Mr. Foster Foster

Bridal Shower for Dorothy Kocha in Bath

Miss Dorothy E. Kocha was guest of honor at a Monday evening bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Robert L. Jewell at her Middle Street home. A pink and blue umbrella decorates the gift table as a buffet luncheon is served with help from Mrs. Lawrence Thayer. Invited guests include Mrs. Leon Robbins Mrs. William Bryant Mrs. Lewis Bowen Mrs. Kenneth Colby Mrs. Teasdale Mrs. Clifton Estes Miss Jennie Middleton Mrs. Dayton Bartlett Miss Valerie Nickerson Miss Roberta Lait Mrs. Joseph Kocha Mrs. Louis Young all of Bath and Mrs. Henry Harjula of Brunswick.

Dorothy E. Kocha Robert L. Jewell Middle Street Jewell Lawrence Thayer Leon Robbins William Bryant Lewis Bowen Kenneth Colby Teasdale Clifton Estes Jennie Middleton

Navy Officer Returns Home After Weekend With Family

CPO Paul J. Graustuck USN spent the weekend with Mrs. Graustuck and daughter Anne Louise at their Front Street home and returned to Boston Sunday.

CPO Paul J. Graustuck USN

Sale notice for dogs and items at Riverside event

For sale listing includes a rummage and pond sale at Riverside. Animals offered: an airedale male for 50 dollars and female for 30 dollars. Contact Horace Mitchell, Kittery, Me, listing reads 10-5-3wp.

Riverside Fameshare Sal Am Horace Mitchell Kittery

Fossett Pert Church Wedding Saturday

Miss Jacqueline M Pert and John W Fossett wed at Winter Street Church in Bath in a 3 pm ceremony. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace bodice and blue tulle bouquet, with sister Catherine E Pert as maid of honor and Kenneth Sheldon as best man. A Bath Country Club reception followed. The couple planned a wedding trip after outgoing from Congress Street Portland.

Jacqueline M. Pert Perleston L. Pert Middle Street John W. Fossett Portland Bath Edward C. Fossett Belfast Winter Street Jon Andrews Carlene Farnham Suslar Catherine E. Pert Barbara Madden Marilyn Hogan Mary Ellen Fossett Colleen Rowe Eunice Pert Ruth Richter Fossett

Local Roster Notes And Socials From Bowdoinham

Mr Fuller accepts a position with Fertilizer Co after moving from Albion with his family into the Lang home. Romeo C Main, Bowdoinham native and 1899 Bowdoinham High School grad, retires after 45 years with Railway Express Co with a farewell dinner at Augusta House. Personal items cover visits, parties, and local moves including the MacArthurs of Walpole NH and the Ackleys in Portland.

Richard Fuller Bcen Fertilizer Co Albion Lang Romeo C. Main Bowdoinham Bowdoinham High School Augusta House Railway Express Co

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