Huntoon Hill Grange Hosts Pomona Boosters Night 40th Anniversary
Wiscasset Tuesday Sept 29 Huntoon Hill grange celebrated its 40th anniversary and Booster Night with over 150 members and guests. Decorations featured a large fruit filled bowl and a Victory easel marking the 1902 1942 commemorative period. Speakers included C M White Augusta and Charles S Sewall Wiscasset academy, with music by Gladys Burke and Huntoon Hill remarks by John F Jackson. A harvest supper followed and Girl Scouts benefited from tag day proceeds exceeding 50 dollars.
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Huntoon Hill Grange
Lincoln County Pomona
Jesse F. White
Pomona and
Boosters
C. M. White
Division of
Augusta
Charles S. Sewall
Wiscasset Academy
Edith Albee Robinson
Bath
Grace Jackson Merry
Arthur Durgin
Wiscasset
Wilson H. Munsey
Newcastle
George Huston
Sea Side Grange
Bristol
Pomona
Huntoon Hill
Ardeen Richardson
Gladys Burke
Jefferson Grange
Our Grange
Vinnie S. Quinnan
Anna White
Arthur Paquett
Hilda Bennett
John F. Jackson
Victory
Edwin Gossett
Charles M. White
Huntoon Grange
Jesse White
The
Grange
Wylie Munsey
Charles Dunton
Harry Quinnam
Laura Seavey
Bernard Merry
Carl Boudin
Holbrook Blagdon
Walter Gibbs
Nellie Dowling
Masonic Lincoln Lodge
A. M
Eastern Star
Red Cross
Woman's Club
Daniel Smith
Isabel Lewis Houghes
Charles J. DiPerr
Harold Leavitt
Jeanne
Groton
Conn
Mr. Leavitt
Leavitt
Boothbay Harbor
Virginia Pease
Hartford
Harvey Pease
Harry Haggett
Lawrence Haggett
University of Maine
Raymond Sherman
Two Men Arraigned On Speeding Charge
Two men faced speeding charges in Municipal Court with Scott of Bath Iron Works and Mank of Wiscasset each fined 10 dollars plus costs or 15 days in jail for 55 and 45 mph on Court street. A pair charged with intoxication faced mixed verdicts with fines and removals. a third pleaded guilty to intoxication and left town.
Two Local Morse Alumni Enlist in Navy
Harold Earl Strout of Woolwich and Harry Leslie Cornish of Bath, both Morse High School graduates and fellow Bath Iron Works machinists, enlisted in the United States Navy and departed for Portland for assignments. Their night shift coworkers presented them with pen and pencil sets before departure.
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Harold Earl Strout
Ivory C. Strout
Woolwich
United States Navy
Portland
Morse
Bath Iron Works Corp
Morse High
Strout
Harry Leslie Cornish
Harry E Cornish
Weeks Street
Navy
West Bath sewing group marks retirement with gifts
The West Bath Sewing Group met at West Bath Grange hall on October 5 to cut pajama pieces, sew a quilt, and present gifts to retiring president Mrs. L D Rogers. Hostesses served dinner and plans for future meetings were set with a 10:30 a m start on October 19.
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West Bath
West Bath Grange Hall
Edward Burns
James Cook
Leon Felker
L. D. Rogers
A. B. Snow
Charles Doyle
F. W. Larrabee
Fred Haywood
Reginald Farnham
Owen Rogers
Hayden Rogers
J. Carroll Wing
Carolyn Rogers
Zachiele Brame
Lincoln Williams
John Wharff
Carl French
Courtney Stover
David Henderson
Harry Peterson
Morton S. Baker
Harry Wallace
Fred Bubier
James B. Cook
J. Everett Mayo
Edwin Haggett
Llewellyn D. Rogers
A. B. Cook
Charles B. Doyle
Francis Deehan
Gloucester woman visits Bath family then travels to Orrono
Mrs Carrie Knight of Gloucester formerly of Winnes gance was an overnight guest Sunday of Mr and Mrs Wilfred W Chaney at 377 Middle Street Bath. She came with her daughter Mrs Elliot Knowles who brought her son Warren and two classmates to Orono where they are sophomores. Mrs Knowles returned to Bath Monday then with her mother to Gloucester.
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Robert W. Hains
John
Petersburgh
J. Everett Mayo
Trufants Crossing
Jennie Silsby
Green Street
Bath
Everett G. Lemont
F. W. Larrabee
Joseph Larrabee
Walter Larrabee
Topsham
North Bath
A. B. Snow
Trufants
Claude Patterson
Trufant’s
Benton
Melford Perham
Bodwell Grange
Small Point
Lincoln Williams
Foster's Point Road
Edward Burns
Guy Patterson
Albion
Carrie Knight
Gloucester
Mass
Winnegance
Wilfred W. Chaney
Middle Street
Elliot Knowles
Warren
Orono
Knowles
Chaneys
Miss Oliver Leaves Woolworth for Hall and Hunt Jewels
Miss Lillian G. Oliver of 112 new duties with the F. W. Woolworth Co. store in this city and is now employed at Hall and Hunt's, jewelers. She spent fourteen years at Woolworth's in charge of ordering for stationery and toilet goods and assisted in the office.
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Lillian G. Oliver
F. W. Woolworth Co
Hall and Hunt's, Jewelers
Miss Oliver
Woolworth's
National Needlework Guild Observed During Membership Week
Oct 4 to 11 is designated National Needlework Guild Membership Week with Maine Governor Sewall endorsing the observance. Founded by seven girls, the Needlework Guild of America, Inc. since 1896, collects new clothing and household linen for distribution through homes, missions, welfare agencies, visiting nurses, and hospitals, a charity that supports other groups.
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Maine
Sewall
Theodore Roosevelt
Needlework Guild
Needlework Guild of America, Inc
Double Court Session At City Hall Monday
Two Municipal court sessions were held at City Hall Monday morning with Judge Gar diner Deering presiding. Ralph C Stafford Woolwich pleaded guilty to drunk driving and no license with a $100 fine and $7.45 costs or three months in Augusta jail. Edward H McMahon pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and was fined $50 with $4.70 costs or 90 days in jail plus six weeks probation. An officer presented the case of a man who allegedly struck a car on Washington street and fled. Three intoxication defendants were each fined five dollars with $5.05 costs and 30 days jail or 60 days in lieu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl T. Scott
Woolwich
Bath Iron Works Corp
Court Street
Augusta
John P. Crosby
Vernon G. Mank
Wiscasset
Francis W. Powers
Mank
Scott
Gardiner R. Deering
Deering
Secretary of State
Police Department
Powers
Center Street
Washington
Ralph C. Stafford
Edward H. McMahon
Frank E. Freeman
Wasington Street
Great Need for Men in Merchant Marine
Boston October 7 Lieutenant Commander William B Corning of the United States Coast Guard warned that production ships are rising fast and warned of dangerous supply curtailment if experienced merchant mariners are not recruited. He said commissions are open to hundreds of qualified officers 21 to 55, waivers possible for age or disability, with active duty in 3 to 10 days. Recruiting HQ is at 70 State Street Boston.
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Boston
Uncle Sam
William B. Corning
United States Coast Guard
United Nations
Navy
Corning
Merchant Marine Reserve
Naval
Coast Guard
State Street
Mrs Lunden Visits Kin in West Rockport
Mrs Charles Lunden of Rockland entered Hyde Windlass Co office then stayed with her sister Mrs William H Daley at 997 Middle Street. She spent the weekend with Mr Lunden’s mother Mrs J H Lunden in West Rockport.
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Charles Lunden
Rockland
Hyde Windlass Co
William H. Daley
Middle Street
Mr. Lunden
J. H. Lunden
West Rockport
Community notes and church events in Woolwich area
Woolwich community activity includes the Goodwill club meeting at Mrs. Fitch’s home, Day's Ferry Sunday school opening with 17 attendees led by Mrs. Durgin, and teachers Reed and Durgin. Church and club gatherings span Nequasset Sunday school, Day's Ferry mothers club, Travel club outing to Brunswick, and upcoming baptist services and missionary talks in Woolwich centers. Twenty lines summarize local society, religious services, and residents’ whereabouts.
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Goodwill Club
Harry T. Fitch
Day’s Ferry
Madlyn Durgin
Hopestill Reed
Mary Lou Reed
Marguerite Durgin
Gilbert Hathorne
Mason Carter
Roberta Armstrong
Clayton Armstrong
Mothers
Travel Club
Brunswick
Hotel Eagle
Day's Ferry
Howard Whittum
Nequasset
Alden Bailey
Mable Tracy
Nequasset School
Woolwich Center Baptist Church
J. M. Gowdey
God, Limited
Timothy
Alfford
China
Maine
Montsweag
Community Visitors and Local Residents Weekend Update
Samuel Buck of Brookline visited Day's Ferry Monday and Tuesday. Blanche Littlefield of Portland spent the weekend at Day's Ferry. Robert Reed enjoys his Bath Iron Works vacation. Albert Wing and family welcomed a son David Albert born Oct 1 at C M G hospital Lewis ton. Alec St Pierre leaves M C R R for Bath Iron Works. Alec Robertson departs Summer home and moves to Manchester By The Sea Mass. Betty Price returns to University of Maine for second year. Wellesley Wright moves with family to Bowdoinham farm. Stanley Whitehouse visits from Grafton Conn. Several locals travel, visit relatives, or change residences.
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Samuel Buck
Brookline
Mass
Blanche Littlefield
Portland
Robert Reed
Bath Iron Works
Albert Wing
Richmond
David Albert
C.M.G. Hospital
Lewiston
Wing
Carolyn D. Wing
North Woolwich
Suzel Howard
Saco
Sanford
Earl Boardman
Boothbay Camps
Lynn
Harriett Howard
Maria Savage
Alec St. Pierre
M.C.R.R
Alec Robertson
Kennebec
Manchester-By- The-Sea
Garret Galvin
South Dresden
Sandra Joan Doyle
John E. Doyle, Jr
Woolwich
Charlotte's
Edward V. Reed
Bath National Bank
Reed
Betty Price
Winn
Lorraine Price
University of Maine
William Hanson
Augusta
Edwin Mayo
Holyoke
George W. Shaw
Harold R. Shaw
Montsweag
Harry A. Reed
Boothbay
Harriet Howard
Pembroke
Sarah Hathorne
Ralph Rice
Wellesley Wright
Bowdoinham
Mary
Montsweag Farm Bureau Meets in All Day Session
The Montsweag Farm Bureau held an all day session at the Woolwich clubhouse to discuss war buying the seven point program and rationing. Miss Lucinda Rich led the day with a focus on education and inflation efforts.
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Montsweag Farm Bureau
Woolwich
Lucinda Rich
Alice Baker
Lillian Fitch
Farm Bureau
Waldoboro
Good Witt Club
Irs
Theresa Anderson
R.N
Augusta
Polly's on the Air closes Lions festival at Morse High
The Collins Festival Service presented Polly's on the Air a three act comedy last Tuesday at Morse High School. Polly Peters stars with her family rivals and Bruce Craven in a tale of radio advertising and American small town life. Proceeds benefit a forthcoming local project as Lions Club support is praised.
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Polly
Collins Festival Service
Lions Club
Morse High School
Polly Peters
Pete
John Barton
Bruce Craven
Fern Casford
Lions
Church Junior Choir Box Supper Friday
Central Congregational Church Junior choir held a box lunch supper in the parish house Friday at 5 30 served cocoa and ice cream. Afterward active games and a brief worship service followed by a salute to the flag and the National Anthem. Choir members listed. Miss Helen Oulton RN visiting Bath then New York and Richmond before returning to Bath.
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Central Congregational Church
Charles Soule
Daniel Beaton
Frank Torrey
Edwin Pinson
Anita Bagdikian
Paul Bagdikian
Donald Beaton
Arthur Brown
Ruth Clark
Shirley Anne Clark
Helen Cook
Barbara Lou Deering
Irene Ferris
Joan Ferris
Marilyn Ferris
Jeannine Groves
Emma Hartleb
Marilyn King
Joan Longley
Marion Longley
Evelyn McPhee
Amelia Mitchell
Frank Smith
Edna Sukeforth
Willliam Sukeforth
Richard Torrey
Bath Graduates Highlight Largest Maine Freshman Class
Sagadahoc county sends ten freshmen to the University of Maine in 1946, the largest entering class in school history with over 600 total students. Bath natives include Morse and Higgins graduates such as Albert S. Povich Daniel E. Hatch George Hersom Doris Stickney Richard Dennison Thatcher Pinkham Frank W. Danforth Jr and Herbert Steeves plus Topsham residents Frederick Rogers and George Griffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Bath
University of Maine
University
Morse
Alberts. Povich
Morris S. Povich
Middle Stree
Daniel E. Hatch
Robert B
Frank W. Danforth
Pinkham
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Bridge Street
Danforth
High Street
Herbert Steeves
Lloyd E. Steeves
Oliver Street
Higgins Classical Institute
Charleston
Frederick Rogers
George Griffing
Topsham
Two Engagements Announced in Local Notices
Edith Larson announces the engagement of her daughter Ethel Louise Larson to Arthur Edward Lowery of this city. The couple plans a wedding on October 17. Also, William Flewelling announces the engagement of his daughter Alice Mae Flewelling to F Stanley Adams of this city with no wedding date set.
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Ethel Larson
Arthur Lowery
Alice Flewelling
Stanley Adams
Edith Larson
Oak Street
Stockholm
Ethel Louise Larson
Arthur Edward Lowery
John J. Lowery
Front Street
Miss Larson
Axel Larson
Caribou High School
Congress Shirt Factory
Lowery
Morse High School
Bath Iron Works Corp
William Flewelling
Elm Street
Alice Mae Flewelling
F. Stanley Adams
Miss Flewelling
Norridgewock
Senter’s, Inc
Adams
Carlton E. Adams
Freeport
Ruth Adams
Bath
Topsham
Pigeons Locked Out Of Lewiston Park Street Facade
Pigeons found roosts on the Park street facade blocked by fine mesh wire forcing many birds to relocate to Pine street. Park street refuse due to the birds was removed, with the decorative roost area sealed off.
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Lewiston
Park Street
Pine Street
Gift Suggestions For Boys In The Army And Navy
The USO in New York reports sailors favor waterproof wristwatches and leather insig nia wallets, while Army men prefer good regulation shirts. Pocket Bibles sewing kits and homemade treats top the lists, with photos in unbreakable frames popular in the Navy.
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USO
New York
Muggsy
Glinn
Navy
Army
Farewell party for inductee before Fort Devens move
Urban Gowen, slated for Fort Devens Mass, was honor guest at a Monday night farewell hosted by his mother Mrs Urban Gowen Arrowsic. Guests included family friends from Bath Arrowsic Georgetown Wisccasset and Morse High School graduate Gowen, a Bath Iron Works shipfitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urban Lawrence Gowen
Bath
Fort Devens
Mass
Urban Gowen
Arrowsie
Pvt. Gowen
Gowen
Geraldine M. Cunningham
Alec Cunningham
Georgetown
Curtis Cunningham
Betty Cornish
Neal Geer
Charles Cunningham
Clinton Cunningham
Robert White
Robert Maass
Richard Gowen
Robert Fields
Walter Foster
Arrowsic
Edward Clark
Wiscasset
Bath Iron Works
YMCA Announces Women and Girls Classes at Lewiston
Magnus C. Hansen, general secretary, announces women's and girls' classes in the Lewiston YMCA physical education program. The sessions begin this month and run through the Winter season. All participants must have physical examinations before classes start.
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Lewiston Y.M.C.A
Magnus C. Hansen
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