Birthday party for Dorothy Frye in Bath area
Dorothy Frye daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Fry of 48 Lincoln Street celebrates her tenth birthday with a weekday party. Guests include Patty Kelly Alison Turpie Cheryl Weatherbee Pat Rice and several others. Illness confines Mrs Alice Winslow of 268 Washington Street at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Feyeee
A G. Fry
Lincoln Street
Patty Kelly
Alison Turpie
Cheryl Weatherbee
Pat Rice
Mary Pieming
Sharon Agnes
Gib Gower
Raymond Farnham
James Day
Alden Adams
Johnny Lemoine
Alice Winslow
Washington Street
Bath
Kittery
Edmund Hayward
Dorothy Youland
Hazel Froaker
Winifred Rogers
Mila Darnell
Ivory Strout
Thelma Pottle
Pauline Coffin
Maxa Strout
Frances Lilly
Arlene Strout
Local Notes on Patients and Visits in Newton and Portland
Mrs. Ralph Warren of 912 Washington Street is a patient at Newton-Wellesley Hospital. Stanley Doughty of the U S Coast Guard returned to Portland after leave with Mrs. Doughty at 27 Dummer Street. He sailed Saturday aboard the Coast Guard cutter Bartara for Newfoundland for five weeks. Mrs. Doughty is the former Nancy McBrine. Miss Alice Barler returned to Chicago after weeks with her cousin Mrs. Arthur Sewall at Stone House Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Warren
Washington Street
Newton-Wellesley Hospital
Newton Lower Falls
Mass
Stanley Doughty
U. S. Coast Guard
Portland
Doughty
Dummer Street
Coast Guard
Bartara
Newfoundland
Alice Barler
Chicago
Ill
Arthur Sewall
Sewall
Stonehouse Farm
Local Social Notes From Gorham And Nearby
The McKay sisters Jean and Carolyn with their parents Mr and Mrs Burleigh McKay spent the weekend at Adams court. A McDonald Foster, stationed with the U S Air Force in France, plans to return in December. his wife Barbara McBrine lives at 27 Dummer Street. Sue Stover visited her parents Rexford B Stover and wife at 254 Front Street. she is a secretary with a Boston law firm. Mrs William Wright and her sons Billy and Ricky returned home to Narragansett Rhode Island after a month with Elford A Stover and Mrs Stover at Dummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean and
Carolyn McKay
Gorham State Teachers’ College
Burleigh McKay
Adams Court
Donald Foster
U.S. Air Force
France
Barbara McBrine
Dummer Street
Miss Sue Stover
Rexford B. Stover
Front Street
Miss Stover
Emplo
Boston
William Wright
Billy
Ricky
Narragansett, R. I
James A. Bimson
Washington Street
Drinkwaters to Return to Rockland After Air Force Service
Mr and Mrs Wayne Drinkwater plan to return to Rockland Maine the first part of the month from San Antonio Texas where Mr Drinkwater has been stationed with the U S Air Force He was discharged after four years of service Mrs Drinkwater is the former Madelyn Oliver of Bath They will visit the West Coast and stop with friends at Kenosha Wisconsin en route home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne B. Drinkwater
Rockland
San Antonio
Texas
Drinkwater
U. S. Air Force
Madelyn Oliver
Bath
Maine
Kenosha
Wis
Mrs Carol Musk Visited by Boston Relatives
Miss Carol Musk of Craftsman Insurance Co Boston spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs George H Musk at 1043 Washington Street Local readers note the family ties and address provided in this social item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Musk
Craftsman Insurance Co
Boston
George H. Musk
Washington Street
Sawyer announces birth of Bruce Edward in Portland
Mr and Mrs Clarence Sawyer of 10 Gray Street Portland announce the birth of a son at Maine General Hospital on September 28. The baby weighs eight pounds seven ounces and is named Bruce Edward. Mr Sawyer is formerly of Bath and rents Mr and Mrs Edward Adson now reside in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Sawyer
Gray Street
Portland
Maine General Hospital
Bruce Edward
Sawyer
Bath
Edward Adson
Mrs. Arlene Davis leaves for Geneva after long Army service
Mrs. Arlene Davis departed Thursday for Geneva Switzerland following a two week stay with her mother Mrs L J Preney at 22 Court Street Davis recently completed ten years of service with the U S Army Dr and Mrs Paul Bagdikian attended the State Chiropractic convention at the Hotel Elmwood Waterville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Davis
Geneva
Switzerland
L. J. Preney
Court Street
Davis
U. S. Army
Paul G. Bagdikian
Oak Street
Elmwood
Waterville
Local Social Notes From Skowhegan And Nearby
Mrs Gladys Cates and Mrs Myrtie Hart return home after visiting brother and wife Mr and Mrs John C Herrin of West ath. Mr and Mrs C E Paine back from Toronto where guests of Paine daughter Mrs Ernest Rolph and Mr Rolph. Nicholas Sewall son of Ex Gov and Mrs Sumner Sewall leaves for Yale for sophomore year after summer vacation at Small Point. Mrs Victor C Lovejoy of Mel rose Mass weekend guest for Mrs Wallace Rand. Lovejoy is dean of admissions at Jackson College Medford Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Cates
Myrtie Hart
Skowhegan
Nats
John C. Herrin
Westath
C. E. Paine
High Street
Toronto
Canada
Mr. Paine
Ernest Rolph
Mr. Rolph
Nicholas Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Yale
Small Point
Victor C. Lovejoy
Melrose
Mass
Wallace Rand
Mer Street
Lovejoy
Jackson College
Medford
Vancouver visitors depart by plane via Portland
Miss Lynn Uphill and Miss Vivian Hughes of Vancouver visit relatives Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pickard at 722 Washington street and leave Saturday by plane from Portland en route to St John Toronto and Vancouver. Dr and Mrs Donald F Preble and family of 922 Mid Street were in Boston Friday in the same city until Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Uphill
Vivian Hughes
Vancouver
B. C
Kenneth Pickard
Washington Street
Portland
St. John
Toronto
Donald F. Preble
Mid- Street
Bos
Garden club speaker in Brooklin and local visits
Mrs. Parker, president of the State Federation of Garden Clubs of Maine, spoke at the Brooklin Garden Club while visitors included Mrs. Esther Steen en route to Auburn. Other items note Lindgren at Little Creek naval base, a Bath student weekend at the University of Maine, and births and family gatherings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker
H. T. Stevens
Brooklin
Parker
State Federation of Garden Clubs of
Maine
Paul William Lindgren
USNR
Viola J. Fish
Bath
U. S. Naval Amphibious Base
Little Creek
Norfolk
Amphibious Training Command
U. S. Atlantic Fleet
Lindgren
Morse High School
University of Maine
Orono
Additon Family Guests In Miami Visit
Mr and Mrs Iivan B Additon of Miami Florida were weekend guests of his brother and wife Supt of Schools and Mrs Lor ing R Additon of 191 Center
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iivan B.additon
Miami, Fla
Supt
Schools
Loring R. Additon
Center Street
Davis Family Weekend Visit in Saugus Mass
Mr and Mrs Carroll Davis and their son Arthur of Bowery street spent the weekend in Saugus Massachusetts as guests of Mr and Mrs Clare Davis and Mr Davis brother and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Davis
Arthur
Bowery Street
Saugus, Mass
Mr. Davis
Clare Davis
Bath calendar notes travels and family events
Mrs. Claude 5.lette and Mrs. John Schwerin visited Baton Rouge to meet Lydia Catherine Spann at her christening with Schwerin as godmother. Schwerin then rested in Bath before returning to Portland. Joseph Marchetti of 1356 Washington Street left for Baltimore on business. Adm. Claude S. Gillette and Douglas Dearborn returned from a fishing trip to New Brunswick staying at Charley Wade's camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude 5.Lette
Washington Street
John Schwerin
Baton Rouge
Gillette
William S. Spann
Lydia Catherine Spann
Schwerin
Bath
Portland
Joseph Marchetti
Bath Iron Works
Baltimore
Claude S. Gillette
Douglas Dearborn
New Brunswick
Charley Wade
Local Family Announces Move to Glenns Falls Post
Mr and Mrs Howard Leavitt and their son Rodney left Friday from 33 Liberty Street for Glenns Falls New York where Mr Leavitt will join the Glenns Falls Post in the make up department He previously worked in the advertising department at Independent Gary Babine son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Babine of Alameda California formerly of Bath celebrated his 10th birthday on September 25 with a party for friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Leavitt
Rodney
Liberty Street
Glenns Falls
N. Y
Leavitt
Independent
Gary Babine
Gerald Babine
Alameda, Calif
Bath
Hodgdon announce birth of daughter Judith Edna
Mr and Mrs David Hodgdon of Birch Point road Wisconsin announce the birth at Memorial Hospital on Sunday. The baby weighed six pounds fourteen ounces and is named Judith Edna. Mrs Hodgdon is formerly Natalie Hathorne, daughter of Elwood Hathorne. Constance Davis, daughter of Carroll Davis, visited University of Vermont homecoming week in Burlington Vermont with Marcia Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hodgdon
Birch Point Road
Wiscasset
Memorial Hospital
Judith Edna
Hodgdon
Natalie Hathorne
Elwood Hathorne
Highland Street
Constance Davis
Carroll Davis
Bowery Street
Marcia Miller
University of Vermont
Burlington, Vt
Miss Hilton to Wed Navy Man in Bowdoinham Service
Miss Jeanette E Hilton daughter of Mr and Mrs Miles Hilton Bowdoinham and Warren R Kenney US Navy son of Mr and Mrs Charles L Kenney 22 Goddard Street Bath will marry Saturday afternoon at two in the Bowdoinham Baptist church with Rev Ralph Champlin officiating A reception will follow at 14 Getchell Street Bath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette E. Hilton
Miles Hilton
Bowdoinham
Warren R. Kenney
U S. Navy
Charles L. Kenney
Goddard Street
Bowdoinham Baptist Church
Ralph Champlin
Getchell Street
Bath
Social Guests Visit From Illinois And Maine
Mr and Mrs Ralph Forbes hosted guests at 154 Center Street with Evelyn Levin River Forest Ill Alice Jessup Chicago Irma Faust River Forest Ill and Betty Shore Oak Park Ill. Sagadahoc Ferry hosts Addie Hank Augusta and Howard Pushard Gardiner Saturday. The Danas welcomed Ernest Rice and Mrs Ernest Rice Jr Richmond Phil Anderson and daughter Karolee East Gardiner and Frank Allegrin Bath Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Forbes
Center Street
Evelyn Levin
River Forest
Ill
Alice Jessup
Chicago
Irma Faust
Betty Shore
Oak Park, Ill
Eben Dana
Sagadahoc Ferry
Addie Hank
Augusta
Howard Pushard
Gardiner
Local Births and Social News From the Region
Mr and Mrs Robert M Huse announce the birth of a daughter at Memorial hospital Monday morning Mrs Huse is the former Mary Lou Reed daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlton E Reed of Days Ferry Miss Erma Farrar of Brunswick formerly Bath and Mrs William W Dennison of 49 Green Street were lunch guests Friday Mr and Mrs George Hinckley of South Portland governor of the Mayflower Society Arthur Johansen of 89 Western Avenue will join the Independent composing room next week The Hawleys Northampton sheet NFT head visited his mother over the weekend and other social notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Huse
Middle Street
Memorial Hospital
Huse
Mary Lou Reed
Carlton E. Reed
Day’s Ferry
Erma Farrar
Brunswick
Bath
William W. Dennison
Green Street
Frida Eine
George Hinckley
South Portland
Hinckley
State of
Arthur Johansen
Western Avenue
The
Independent
Johansen
U. S. Navy
Sumner A. Hawley
Northampton Sheet Nft
Warren F. Hawley
Weekend hospitality from Cherry Street hosts
Mr and Mrs Harold Darling entertained over the weekend Mr Darling’s sister and husband Mr and Mrs Bernard Wilbur of Bangor. Mr Wilbur represents the Kenney Duplicating Co in Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Darling
Cherry Street
Darling
Bernard Wilbur
Bangor
Wilbur
The
Kenney Duplicating Co
Superintendent Loring Addison to Attend Harvard Meeting
Supt. of Schools Loring R Addison leaves Thursday for a two day meeting at Harvard University Cambridge Mass on the cooperative program in educational administration in New England supported by the Kellogg Foundation This is the fifth and final year of the program Addison has served on the steering committee since it began four years ago The committee will review the past four years and plan this year's activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. of Schools
Loring R. Addison
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
New England
Kelleg Foundation
Supt. Addison
Steerin
Reed family attends Walter G Reed funeral in Mystic Conn
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M Reed of Bath travel to Mystic Connecticut for the funeral of Walter G Reed scheduled Thursday at two, following Mr Reed’s sudden death February 3 in St. Petersburg Florida after arrival in the city. Dr. Ardenne A Stott and Mrs Stott return from Boston and Reading to visit relatives. Miss Suzanne A Ouellette of Brunswick, Bath Iron Works employee, hosts a Bath Country Club dinner for over 20 colleagues as she prepares to marry Ronald Atwood later this month. Rev Dr and Mrs David L Wilson depart for Asheville North Carolina for a week while he attends a Masonic gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M Reed
Bath
Mystic
Conn
Mr. Reed
Walter G. Reed
St. Petersburg
Fla
Suzanne A. Ouellette
Brunswick
Bath Iron Works
Bath Country Club
Miss Ouellette
Ronald Atwood
Landry Birth Announced for Daughter Sandra Lee
Mr and Mrs James Landry announce the birth of a daughter on October 2 weighing seven pounds eight and a half ounces named Sandra Lee. Mrs Landry is the former Dorothy Murray daughter of Mrs Ruth Murray of 23 Western Avenue. Rev Alan Whitteemore of the Order of the Holy Cross West Park NY arrived Monday to spend a week with his sister Mrs John K Lee of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Landry
Center Street
Sandra Lee
Landry
Dorothy Murray
Ruth Murray
Western Avenue
Alan Whitteemore
Order of the Holy Cross
West Park
N. Y
Topsham Bride-to-Be Miss Joan Tondreau Honored in Shower
Miss Joan Tondreau daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Tondreau of Topsham was guest of honor at a pre nuptial shower Saturday afternoon for her upcoming marriage to Robert Potter son of Mr and Mrs Waldo Potter of 16 Marshall Street Bath. Eugene G Hart of Granite Street entered Memorial Hospital Thursday as a medical patient. Mr Hart is employed as a guard at the Hyde Windlass Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Tondreau
Joseph Tondreau
Topsham
Robert Potter
Waldo Potter
Marshall Street
Bath
Eugene G. Hart
Granite Street
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hart
Hyde Windlass Co
A. George Moses
Corliss Street
A. Robert Frink
Winchester
Mass
Local residents share visits and vacations in New England
Wakefield residents Hiram Tobey and Harold Avery hosted weekend guests while Louis Silverman and family traveled to visit relatives in Old Town. Jean Webster enjoys a Bath Trust Co vacation. Mrs. A George Moses attended a Rochester wedding with her daughter. Walter McCarty travels to Cleveland on business and Ottawa Canton trips. Brenton Ayer takes a week off from the Bath works.
Emanuel Arsenault Admitted at Memorial Hospital
Emanuel Arsenault who resides with his daughter Mrs Alex St Pierre in Woolwich is a patient at the Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Arsenault
Alex St. Pierre
Woolwich
Memorial Hospital
Family visit spans Old Town and Bar Harbor
Mrs. David Clark and her children Melanie and Randy of 1630 Washington Street are visiting friends and relatives in Old Town and Bar Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Clark
Melanie and
Randy
Washington Street
Old Town
Bar Harbor
Bath Societies Plot Plans For Halloween Party
Union Bridge Mothers' Club met Friday evening at Mrs. Eleanor Jameson's home on Middle Road Woolwich. They planned a near future supper and a children’s Halloween party. Refreshments were served. Attending were Mrs. Gladys Hathorne Mrs. Sylvia Hathorne Mrs. Clarence St. Mrs. Lorraine Stilphen Mrs. Gladys Small Mrs. Merlene Wright Mrs. Lou Cram Mrs. Clarence Tanner Mrs. Josephine Soule and guests Miss Rosalie Hathorne and Russell Tanfier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge Mothers’ Club
Eleanor
Jameson
Middle Road
Woolwich
Gladys Hathorne
Sylvia Hathorne
Clarence St
Lorraine Stilphen
Gladys Small
Merlene Wright
Lou Cram
Clarence Tanner
Ssephine Soule
Rosalie Hathorne
Russell Tanfier
Genesta Chapter OES Meets in Washington D C Ports
Genesta Chapter OES held a Friday evening meeting at the International Eastern Star Temple in Washington D C Pictures and explanations were provided by Past Matron Evelyn Morse and Past Patron Herbert Morse A Scotch auction was led by auctioneer Fred Osgood with assistance from John Gillespie and Philip Wyman. Members named to the sick committee for October include Marguerite Cutting Zylpha Richards and Alice Winslow Associate Matron Eleanor Merchant received an invitation to Associate Matrons Night at Mount Carmel Chapter Richmond on Oct 14 and Hazel Libby will be honored There is a harvest supper and square dance set for Friday Oct 15 with John Foley of Portland as caller Washington pie and coffee were served at the close of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
O.E.S
International Eastern Star
Washington
D. C
Evelyn Morse
Herbert Morse
Fred Osgood
John Gillespie
Philip Wyman
Marguerite Cutting
North End
Zylpha Richards
Alice Winslow
South End
Eleanor Merchant
Mount Carmel
Richmond
Hazel Libby
John Foley
Portland
Grace Church Auxiliary Holds First Fall Meeting
Grace Church Women’s Auxiliary met at 663 Washington Street for its first fall session with guest speaker Mrs. Joseph B. Earnhardt of the Diocesan Christian Education Department. President Mrs. Roger M. Luke presided as reports from Secretary Mrs. John K. Lee and Treasurer Mrs. Ralph Stetson were read and delegates named for the Diocesan Fall meeting in Camden next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Rogers
Grace Church Women’s Auxiliary
Washington Street
Joseph B. Earnhardt
Westbrook
Diocesan Christian Education Department
Roger M. Luke
John K. Lee
Ralph Stetson
Camden
Luke
Arthur Sewall
Albert McMann
Frederick E Drake
Rogers
Thomas S. Gibbons
Harry G. Decree
Ralph G. Stetson
Arthur Colby
Academy Street
Beacon Street Methodist Men Schedule Meeting Changes
Hartley Wilbur presided in the absence of the president at Beacon Street church vestry. The group voted to move meetings to the first and third Wednesdays. Next meeting is Oct 20 with J Franklin Howe on program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley Wilbur
Beacon Street Methodist Men’s Club
Beacon Street Church
J. Franklin Howe
Dean Bonney
William J. Craft
Oliver W. Bell
Wesley Methodist Church Men's Club
Wesley Church
Alfred G. Hempstead
Augusta
Helping Hand Club Hosts Birthday Party and Farewell Gift
The Helping Hand club met at Mrs. Oliver Foster s Middle Street home to honor Mrs. Eugene Sirois of Togus formerly of Bath with a TV lamp and birthday cake. A going away lamp was given to Mrs. Simon Cyr who is relocating to Connecticut, and Mrs. Leland Greene won the guest prize. The club announced suspending all meetings indefinitely as of Thursday s gathering and presented a donation to the emergency polio drive. Attendees included Mrs. Emile Cyr Mrs Leo Rossignal Mrs Simon Cyr Mrs Oliver Foster Mrs Clifford White Mrs Francois Vaillancourt Mrs Eugene Sirois and Miss Marilyn Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Club
Oliver Foster
Middle Street
Eugene Sirois
Sirois
Togus
Bath
Foster
Simon Cyr
Connecticut
Leland Greene
Emile Cyr
Leo Rossignal
Clifford White
Francois Vaillancourt
Marilyn Foster
Garden Club Federation of Maine October Newsletter
The October issue of the Garden Club Federation of Maine Newsletter will be published Friday. Edited by Mrs. Milton S. Blackwell of Presque Isle, it accompanies three planned four page editions with February and June follow ups before the annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club Federation of Maine
Federation
Milton S. Blackwell
Presque Isle
G. Thomas Murphy
Bath
Allan P. Gillis
Milo
John Parker
Federated Garden and Nature Club
Morse High Sophomores Canning Fruits and Veggies
The Sophomore Home Economics class at Morse High under Mrs Ethel Wright is busy this fall canning over 100 jars of pickles carrots beets parsnips jelly and mincemeat. Students include Nancy Bourgois Joan Krane Marilyn Cunningham Sandra Davis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Ethel Wright
Nancy Bourgois
Joan Krane
Marilyn Cunningham
Sandra Davis
Jackie Frost
Phyllis Gagner
Priscilla Gallant
Judy Gross
Yvonne Henderson
Connie Hoar
Eleanor Knight
Mary Lacy
Carol Leslie
Joan Lewis
Ellie Manion
Elaine Merrill
Christine Stevens
Nancy Thurston
Club Forty-Two Finalizes Fudge Booth Plans
Club Forty-Two met Wednesday for a brief session to finish plans for their fudge booth at the Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Country Fair in October. The weekly prize, contributed by Mrs. Hilton Libby, was awarded to Mrs. Frederick Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Hilton Libby
Frederick Henderson
Bath Girl Scout Council Seeks More Adult Helpers
The Bath Girl Scout Council board met at the president William Turpie's home to review scouting in the community and plan improvements. Pine Haven Camp had its best attendance and finances this summer, registration is rising, and while most troops have leaders a shortage of adults remains. The board urges both men and women to contact Mrs. W. P. Marks to discuss roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Girl Scout Council
William Turpie
Pine Haven
Eegram
Bath Council
W. P. Marks
Pine Tree Troop 1 Meeting At Lambert Park
Pine Tree Troop 1 met Wednesday at Lambert Park. Girls worked on badges under Mrs. Harold Graffam, Mrs. Frank McIntosh and Mrs. Everett Fraser. Ann Fraser was elected Troop Scribe. Rest of the time was spent on handwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Park
Harold Graffam
Frank McIntosh
Everett Fraser
Ann Fraser
Veterans group plans state membership drive
The Waterville meeting led by Francis MacDonald outlined an Americanism project and goals for a statewide membership drive. Robert Wagner Sr. urged posts to educate members on veterans benefits as Francis McLaughlin was appointed membership chairman to organize workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
Schoots Hools
E City
Francis MacDonald
Waterville
Last Paneer Ie
State Department
Bath
Robert Wagner
Francis McLaughlin
Bath Junior High elects Student Council for green and white
Bath Junior High elected its Student Council for the new term. A committee to select cheerleaders includes Susan Robinson Jon Paisley Kent Stone Richard Towle Lee Shorette and Barbara Worden. The council comprises Grade VII members Jewel Flint Susan Robinson Jon Paisley Joe Bruce Colleen Brown Gallou Glenace Newman Jeanachon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Green White
Susan Robinson
Jon Paisley
Kent Stone
Richard Towle
Lee Shorette
Barbara Worden
Jewel Flint
Joe Bruce
Colleen Brown
Gallou
Glenace Newman
Jeanachon
Marsh Tetlan
Loretta Morse
Helena Marco
Frederick Brown
Stephen Wilson
Betsy Bertrand
Raymond Bishop
Carmen Cormier
Charles Douglas
Susan Grevers
Joseph Fullerton
William Luke
Ellen Low
Margo Parks
Eugene Rittall
Stephen Miller
Fred Mitchell
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Plan Meeting Time Change
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters met at K of P hall to clean dining room and kitchen. Mrs Becky Bishop of Stockton Springs spoke, and members were told of a time change for next Wednesday with supper at six and business at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Pythian
K. of P. Hall
Becky Bishop
Stockton Springs
Theta Chapter Meeting Highlights Hawaii Trip Photos
Miss Katherine Conley spoke at Theta chapter Beta Sigma Phi in Wecereny last week at Mrs. William Rogers home on Washington Street. Guests included Miss June Hill and several Mrs. and Mr. attendees. The next meeting is planned for October 13 with Mrs. Ruthvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Conley
Morse High School
Hawaii
Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
William Rogers
Washington Street
June Hill
Richard Jackson
Bernard Holmes
Homer Slief
Edward Rowe, Jr
Gerald Rioux
Andrew Flaherty, Jr
Erling Barsness
Ruthvis
Lioness Club Hosts First Fall Session at Small Point Home
Mrs. Roland D. McIntosh entertained the Lioness club at her Small Point summer home with a lobster salad supper. A business session voted to donate to the Memorial act or auxiliary fair and the Y M C A. The November 4 meeting will be at the Sea Grill with Mrs. Harold Rubin and Mrs. Sam Prawer on the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland D. McIntosh
Lioness Club
Small Point
McIntosh
Edgar Leavitt
Miles Hagan
Cecil Fullerton
Sea Grill
Harold Rubin
Sam Prawer
Arthur Hutchins
Howard Kirkpatrick
Scott Morse
Donald Preble
Edward Dale True
Richard Wing
Cynthia Moses
Harold Small
Robert Brownell
Sam Levine
Harry Thebeau
Jacob Smith
George Nugent
Clyde Mallett
Lawrence Small
E.l.mccurdy
Rubin
Zina Eaton
Arthur M. MacDonald
Stanley Elwell
Abraham Kramer
Louis Petlock
Hockomock Council Meets at Red Men Hall
Hockomock Council D of P met Thursday evening at the Red Men’s hall with good attendance. The mystery prize, brought by Mrs Mildred Roderick, was won by Mrs Faith McKay. Miss Sophie MacPherson, back from Canada, was welcomed. A covered dish supper is planned for Oct 14 at 6 30 with a meeting at eight. Members lacking donations will be charged a small fee. Contact Mrs Frances St Martin to donate. Refreshments were served by Mrs Asenith Haggett and Mrs Iva Cousins followed by cards and TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecvekomock Council
D. of P
Red Men’s Hall
Mildred Roderick
Faith McKay
Sophie MacPherson
Canada
Frances St. Martin
Asenith Haggett
Iva Cousins
Youth Fellowship Meeting at First Baptist Church
The Baptist Fellowship met Sunday evening in the vestry with President Bonnie Green presiding. Ellen James led devotions on the Ten Commandments. Vance Libby will lead next week’s devotions. All youths aged 15 to 26 are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
Bonnie Green
Ellen James
Vance Libby
American Legion Names Two to Americanism Cam
At the Smith Tobey Post meeting Thursday evening Edward Rowe Jr and Donald Perry were named to an Americanism campaign committee and discussed related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Tobey
American Legion
Edward Rowe, Jr
Donald Perry
Inner Wheel Tea Benefiting Local Ladies Held at Bussey Home
Inner Wheel sponsors a Thursday tea from 2 30 to 5 30 at 46 Green Street the home of Mr and Mrs Lynn M Bussey for the benefit of Mrs Carl C Anderson and Mrs Charles T Small who co chairmen Hostesses include Mrs Ken neth Francisco Mrs Lynn Bussey Mrs Marius Page and Mrs Earl Farnham Mrs Charles B Doyle oversees pourers and Mrs G Thomas Mur and Mrs William B Skelton handle arrangements plus Mrs Loring Addison tay arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inner Wheel
Lynn M. Bussey
Green Street
Carl C. Anderson
Charles T. Small
Cochairmen
Kenneth Francisco
Lynn Bussey
Marius Page
Earl Farnham
Charles B. Doyle
William B. Skelton
Loring Addison
Tay
Committees Formed For Dining Bright Event
Eugene M. Desmond and a list of women including Mrs. W. H. Albertson Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Skelton are among a committee panel for the dining bright event. Other members named include Mrs. Chester A. and Mrs. George Sargeee Mrs. Ira Nadine Mrs. Hay Newcomb and Mrs. Raymond Farnham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene M. Desmond
Ticken
W. H. Albertson
Huesparien
Skelton
Wilee J. Craft
Chester A
Oe Hayes
George Sargeee
Ira Nadine
Hay- Newcomb
Raymond Farnham
James A. Claeppison
W . Dayton Hill
Methodist Youth Plans Augusta District Covered Dish
The Beacon Street church Methodist Youth Fellowship met Oct 3 with 21 members. They scheduled the Augusta District covered dish, Oct 6, featuring guest speaker Illy Crane. Patricia M Robinson was named publicity chairman. Carol Flemming led worship with Rev Oliver Bell giving communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Beacon Street Church
Augusta
Ily Crane
Frederick Fox
Y.F
Patricia M. Robinson
Carol Flemming
Oliver Bell
Central Church League Plans Christmas Sale
The Central Church League met in the parish house with 24 members present. The Christmas sale is set for December 10 and members should bring material for aprons to the next gathering. A Scotch auction followed the business portion, and hostesses for the next meeting are Mrs. Robert Milliken Mrs. Stephen Halladay and Mrs. Violet Bartels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
Robert Milliken
Stephen Halladay
Violet Bartels
Bath Ministers' Association Elects New Officers
The Bath Ministers' Association met at Rev. Richard J. Schaper’s home with a mid morning lunch. Rev H Macy Whitehead of Phippsburg was elected president succeeding Rev Richard J Schaper, Rev Oliver H Bell became vice president, and Rev Harold Len named secretary treasurer succeeding Capt Jessie F Jones. The group voted to revert to the first Monday of each month for regular meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Ministers’ Association
Richard J. Schaper
Schaper
H. Macy Whitehead
Phippsburg
Oliver H. Bell
Harold Len
Jessie F. Jones
Bath chapter of Bnai Birth holds fall meeting
The Bath B'nai B'rith chapter opened its fall meeting with Mrs. Louis M. Silverman as president. Mrs. Jacob Smith received a service award for Armed Forces and Vocational Service work. Members discussed sewing for Memorial Hospital and planned a November social. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Jesse Levin's home.
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Bath
Nai B’rit
Louis M. Silverman
Oak Street
Jacob Smith
Committee For Armed Forces, Veterans and Vocational Service
Samuel Prawer
Memorial Hospital
Jesse Levin
Dike Road
Smith
Prawer
Ambrose Kramer
Samuel Levine
Sophia M. Mikels
Donald Povich
Ralph Diamon
Portland
Kramer
Beacon Street W. S C S hears guest speaker Patricia Gaudet
Miss Patricia Gaudet spoke at Beacon Street Methodist Church during a Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting on Monday. Plans were set for a friedelam supper on November 12 at 5 30 and a Christmas sale and supper on December 1 with various committees named for kitchen dining room publicity and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Gaudet
Youth Fellowship
Chicago
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Gwen Gaudet
Jane Shea
Elaine Mitchell
Evelyn Madden
Evelyn Maden
Ruth Stiles
Helen Crocker
Arlene Anderson
Blanche Locke
Gaudet
Mitchell
Chatterabout Club Plans Christmas Sale at Steeves Market
At a Chatterabout Club meeting chaired by Mrs. Harriet Cotton of Maxwell Street members voted to hold a Christmas sale on December 3 at Steeves Market. The next meeting is set for October 12 with Mrs. Blanche Present attending along with Mrs. Arlene Scott, Mrs. Bessie Petit, Mrs. Blanche Locke, Mrs. Evelyn Sweeney, Mrs. Gwen Gaudet, Mrs. Elaine Mitchell and Mrs. Harriet Dotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Cotton
Maxwell Street
Steeves’ Market
Blanche
Arlene Scott
Bessie Petit
Blanche Locke
Evelyn Sweeney
Gwen Gaudet
Elaine Mitchell
Harriet Dotton
Wesley Altar Guild Tentative Plans For In
Tentative plans for the Wesley Altar Guild discussion are noted with plans continuing on page seven.
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Wesley Altar Guild
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George R. Williams
Carroll P. Williams
Inchon Harbor
A. W. Brewster
Korea
Chosin Reservoir
Elford A. Stover, Jr
Bowdoin College
Elford A. Stover
Paul Moore
Rochester
N. H
Irene Langelier
Josephia
Holy Rosary Church
Miss Langelier
Robert Small
State Teachers’ College
Celena Small
Pearl Street
Arthur Fiedler
Boston “Pops
H. Kenneth Smith
Lucy Lee
Harry Smith
Edward B. Hamblett
Portland Kiwanis Club
Marilyn McElman
R.N
Veterans’ Hospital
Valley Road
Simon Cyr and
Mily
Unday
Melville Clark
Rye Beach
Mr. Clark
Fletcher A. Waterman
Mr. Waterman
West Bath
M. Maxwell
Clyde Remick
Los Angeles
Calif
Maxwell
Nancy Thomas
Fremont Street
Melville Thomas
Sally True
Edward D. True
Wellesley College
Esther Steen
Auburn
Ralph Gardner
Charlotte Morehead
Linwood Carr
Linwood, Jr
Cumberland Center
Carr
Harold J. Carter
North Street
Carter
Robert C. Mitchell
Weeks Street
Ashton Jones
Office Drive
Pamela Louise
Jones
Bettina Snell
Winfield Snell
Howard O. Frye
Cohasset
Arrowsic
Lawrence Vail
Donald Percy
Katonah
Percy
John Kennon Jayne
Pamela Sewall Jayne
Donald Frederick Miller
St. Mark's Church
New Canaan
Jayne
Wood's End Road
Fabien Paulin
Floral Street
Bathurst, N. B
Fred W. Larrabee
Joseph W. Larrabee
Larrabee
Robert N. Starling
Denny Road
Kenneth Burchard
Mrs
Ardenne A. Stott
Reading
Dr. Stott
Albert Somes
David L. Wilson
Ashville
N. C
Rev. Wilson
Hiram Tobey
Wakefield, Mass
Harold S. Avery
Joseph E. Goldsmith
Jean Webster
Bath Trust Co
Walter P. McCarty
Cleveland, Ohio
Wellington A. Moore
Roy Harmon
White Mountains
James Breeding
A&p
Ottawa
Canton
Walter T. McCarty
Brenton Ayer
Harding
Bath Orks
Bath Societies
Mothers’ Club
Grace Church Auxiliary
Beacon Methodist
Garden Club Federation
Home Economics
Club Forty
Girl Scout Council
Pine Tree
THETA
Hockomock Council
Baptist Fellowship
Methodist
Ministers’ Association
Beacon Street
Chatterabout Club
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