Banquet Plans and Parish Notes Highlight Phippsburg Meeting
The Phippsburg town report details a Mother Daughter banquet at Dromore Grange Hall on Thursday Oct 23 for daughters 10 and over and mothers. Committees list local residents as organizers and hosts. Repairs to parsonage and church heat discussed. church services at Popham discontinued. Several P.T.A. activities across Winnegance and Phippsburg noted with delegates to District 3 meeting and a roll call play for 30 Cents Worth of P.T.A. The Dromore and Bodwell granges report installations and youth projects, with Rev Moran from Japan as speaker. Wildlife sightings and upcoming teachers convention mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inn Nice
Dromore Grange Hall
Charles Pye
Leo Et Decbbatione
Ada Hagett
Margaret Gilman
Grace Frye
Edith Whiteheld
Anderson
Helen DeBerg
Richard Schaper
Alice Pye
Donald Logan
Winnegance
Mark Harrington
Center
Alice Lowell
Parker Head
Grace Wyman
West Point
Celeste Wallace
Sebasco
Winthrop Blair
Small Point
Florence Oliver
Popham
John Morse, Jr
Ege
Parker Head School
Winslow
Phippsburg P. T. A
Riverside
Hall
District 3
Christian Service Committee
Linton
Philip Jacob
Strata Cruiser
England
France
Holland
Sweden
Norway
Ada Haggett
Lillian Henderson
Winneyance P. T. A
Alma Holbrook
Bath
Eleanor Blaisdell
Esther Alexander
Anita Totman
Earle Perkins
Gordon Alden
Phippsburg
Dromore Grange
Raymond Campbell
Dromore Extension Association
Bodwell Grange
W Workers
Town Hall
le Association
Sherwood F. Moran
Japan
H. Macy Whitehead
I. W. Rainey
Thomas Totman
The
Center Church
Charles Stevens
John G. Morse, Jr
John Rogers
Vine
Gene Winslow
Dromore
Donald Morse
Boston
Columbus
James L. Morse
H. Gilmore
Popham Beach residents close cottages for season
The Popham Circle Wednesday meeting chaired by Mrs. Ernest Oliver noted out of state owners visiting for the last fall weekend and closing cottages for winter. Moose sightings were reported on South Beach as pleasant weather persisted through Monday. A Christian service group met at Roc Garden Inn and officers for the year were elected. Local residents and visitors from Bath, Bath, Newton Mass, Portland, Gray, Troy N Y, and Wakefield Mass appeared at various cottages for the holiday weekend and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Circle
Ernest Oliver
Christian Rvice
J. C. Perkins
J. W. Gilman
Lester Morse
Judy
White Mountains
Vernon M. Mattson
Vernon M. Mattson, Jr
Newton
Mass
Lauriston Trott
Portland
Long Island
Bert Young
Phyllis
Bath
Delia Morey
Gilbert Atwood
I. W. Rainey
Phippsburg Center
Marguerite McNulty
Irving Varney
Ida Oliver
Eveline Moody
Harpswell
Ellison Moody
Donald Small
John H. Curran
Charlotte Curran
Claude Bonesteel
Troy
N. Y
Arthur Gediman
Elmer Hathaway
Lexington
Johne Beebe
Malcolm Durwood
Wakefield
Beebe
Roland McIntosh
Fred Carll
Chelmsford
Francis L. MacDonald
Quinty
Frances MacDonald
Gray
Popham Road
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
Leah Bowie
Meadowbrook
Parker Head hosts eight day Bible Conference services begin
Town attendees join Parker Head church service as Elder J Collins Smith guest ministers at First Baptist Ardmore Oklahoma. Evening services at 730 pm run through Oct 19. Dromore Extension Association October meeting moved to Oct 22 with Plain and Fancy Yeast Breads topic. Twin County meeting slated for Tops ham Oct 30. Dromore nominating committee listed Mildred Rogers Gladys Dozois Lucy Cutting with reports due in October.
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Parker Head
J. Collins Smith
Ardmore
Okla
Dromore Extension Association
Twin County
Topsham
Dromore
Mildred Rogers
Gladys Dozois
Lucy Cutting
Weekend visits and travels in the Boston and coastal towns
Freshman H Jean Hunt from Boston University returns home for the holiday weekend. Earle Harveys report back after a week away in northern Maine. Mrs H Macy Whitehead spends a week in Pennsylvania while her mother Mrs Lamb sails to Ireland. John G Leach travels from Malden to visit family. Mrs Leach departs for Malden for the winter. Mrs Frank Faulkner comes from Steuben to stay with daughter Mrs Rainey. Sebasco hosts visitors including Philip Jacob and Gordon Alden. Linton showcases Swiss movies to locals and Sebasco school pupils. Meadowbrook cottage visits by Dudley Leavitt. Minnie Wallace visits Totman home. Rev Charles L Stevens preaches at Wiscasset. William Gilman returns from Maine Vocational school Fort Preble for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Jean Hunt
Sargent College of Physical Education
Boston University
Earle Harvey
H. Macy Whitehead
Pennsyyvania
Lamb
Ireland
John G. Leach
Malden
Mass
Georgia Leach
Switzerland
Local Families Attend Socials and Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Martin F Goodwin attended a supper at Dromore Grange hall and the Lincoln Association of Churches meeting at Phippsburg Center church on Tuesday. Several couples and individuals from Bath, Winchester, East Lynn, Meadowbrook, Swampscott, Cherryfield, and Bath spent weekends at cottages or with relatives, with Malcolm Goodwin returning from Thule Air Force Base Greenland and heading to St Louis to work as a surveyor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin F. Goodwin
Dromore Grange Hall
Lincoln Association of Churches
Phippsburg Center
Robert Thistle
Meadowbrook
Dozois
P. J. Lewis
Swampscott
Mass
Malcolm Goodwin
Charlotte
Winchester
M. F. Goodwin
C. Harry Hannaford
East Lynn
Laurence Thayer
Bath
Robert Moore
Cherryfield
Ralph Seekins
Richard M. MacLanathan
Boston
Thule Air Force Base
Greenland
St. Louis
Seismograph Service Corp
Tulsa
Oklo
Goodwin
Ernest Wood
Sarah E. Wilbur
White Plains
N. S
Donald Rankin
Deborah and
Donald, Jr
South Street School Property Transferred To Lucien Bisson
The city completed the transfer of the century-old South Street school to Lucien Bisson, a Bath trucking contractor. He plans extensive alterations, turning the first floor into a truck garage and the second into furniture storage with an added elevator. A six-foot fence will enclose the lot with 50 to 60 public parking spots. Bisson, a 33‑year Bath veteran born in Three Rivers, Quebec, operates eight trucks and three trailers and is local agent for Hunnewell Trucking Co. He will keep offices at the Central Railroad freight shed on Commercial Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Street
Lucien Bisson
Bisson
Mr. Bisson
Joe
Bath
Three Rivers
Quebec
Brunswick
John H. Brown
Bath Street
Hunnewell Trucking Co., Inc
Portland
Economics discussed and school plans outlined
The article discusses building plans for a new school and a large home economics room to support the program. It proposes a Science of Living course for all eighth graders, adapted from the freshman level.
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Ing
Home Living
Pomeroy Was Active in Many Lines During Young Life
William Edward Pomeroy son of Mr and Mrs J Edward Pomeroy of Court Street died after a brief illness while a fifth year student at the University of Maine He was born in Brunswick and attended Bath schools graduating Morse High School in 1948 as a National Honor Society member and winner of the North-Center P T A prize He excelled in athletics and music at Morse and later joined the Maine band He held posts as second lieutenant in the U S Army past secretary of the Chemical Engineering Society and Scabbard and Blade past treasurer of the Maine band and belonged to multiple groups including Technicolor Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry the Order of the Temple the Maine Christian Association at UMaine and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edward Pomeroy
J. Edward Pomeroy
Court Street
University of Maine
Brunswick
Bath
Morse High
Morse
Maine
U. S. Army
Chemical Engineering Society
Scabbard & Blade
Maine Band
Technicolor Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry
Order of the Temple
Maine Christian Association
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Pre-nuptial Shower for Nancy Stover Hosted in Riverside Home
Mrs. Robert Philbrick hosted a pre-nuptial shower Tuesday at 94 Court Street for Miss Nancy Stover as she prepares to wed William Wright of Rhode Island Saturday. The event featured fall flowers, a card-table gift opening, and refreshments poured by Mrs. Elford A. Stover. Guests included Mrs. Fred Boluce, Mrs. Douglas Champion, Mrs. William Oliver, and many friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Philbrick
Warren Munsey
Court Street
Nancy Stover
William Wright
Rhode Island
Elford A. Stover
Gladys Beers
Rexford Stover
Pete Lee
Charles Lee
Ethel Lee
Warren Rogers
James Callan
Virginia Cameron
Beverly Allegrin
Jeannene Bisson
Charlotte Mulcahy
Sally Footer
Surprise Pantry Shower for Mrs Wallace
A surprise pantry shower for Mrs Loren Wallace nee Beverly Ring was hosted by her parents at 12 Goddard Street on October 8. Guests enjoyed pastries and coffee after gift unwrapping, with Mrs Mabel Houdlette and Mrs Ethel Tourtilotte as co hosts and a line of invited ladies in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Walace
Beverly Ring
Fred Ring
Goddard Street
Mabel Houdlette
Ethel Tourtilotte
Ruth Hawkes
Helen Thurston
Arline Boyce
Gilda Chaney
Audrey Houdlette
Priscilla Ryne
Elizabeth Burden
Clair Steen
Mary Shepard
Irene Lebun
Thelma Thibodeau
Thelma Potter
Eunice Potter
Eleanor DiCesare
Elizabeth Cotteau
Charlotte Stover
Nelson Foss
Esther King
Bath Board of Registration Opens for November Election
The Bath Board of Registration opens October 21 for the November presidential election. It will be open on weekdays from 1 am to 1 pm, 3 pm to 5 pm, and 7 pm to 9 pm through October 28. Voters are urged to check their names on the voting lists before election day to correct any errors or omissions.
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Bath Board of Registration
Cpen
Parish banquet planned at Dromore grange hall
Phippsburg Christian service meeting at Rock Gardens endorsed the annual Mother Daughter banquet to be held Oct 23 at Dromore grange hall around 6 p.m. Mrs Richard Schaper will speak and special music planned. Attendees include Mrs Earl Lowell and Mrs Russell Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lowell
Russell Turner
Phippsburg Christian Service
Rock Gardens
Dromore Grange Hall
Richard Schaper
Phippsburg
Lowell
Parker Head Baptist Church
F. Percy Young
William Hodgkins
Robert Hodgkins
Leslie Logan
Billy Hodgkins
Bath Memorial Hospital
Lloyd Lowell
S. S. Pioneer Reef
Adelaide
Australia
Port Pirie
Bill Lowell
Portland
Bert Nisbet
Waldoboro
Parker Head
Leston Harrington
Leston Harrington Attended the District P. T. A
Bath
Mary Dennenfelser
Dromore Grange
W. H. Wyman
Phippsburg P. T. A
Weekend Guests and Local Visits at Bay Point
Weekend guests included Owen Simms of Roslindale and Walter Moore of Hallowell who called at the Navajo. Also visiting were Felix Salomoni Gordon Clark of Lynn and Dr Nathaniel Hasenfus of West Roxbury. State trooper Powers responded to Bay Point Friday evening as locals and travelers visited Bath area over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Townsend
Owen Simms
Roslindale
Mass
Walter Moore
Hallowell
Felix Salomoni
Gordon Clark
Lynn
Nathaniel Hasenfus
West Roxbury
Friends
Francis Powers
Bay Point
Fred Orse
Woolwich
Carl Kiessling
Dedham
Goodwin
Bath
Sherman Campbell
Chicago
Ill
William Leeman
West Chicago
Campbells
Ralph Davis
Brian
Terry
Vernon Conant
Weld
Kiessling
Cape Cod
Thomas Hagan
Auburn
Fred P. Taylor
Earle Hagan
Bath Memorial Hospital
Leon Berry
Social Notes From Bath and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Herbert Bassett and Mrs. Alston Oliver joined Mrs. Walter Cushing for lunch at Mrs. Florence Rollins home. Rollins later visited Mrs. Leroy Perkins in Bath and Sandy Sannis headed to Montana replacing by Dick Teal of South Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gagnon
Florence Rollins
William Cushing
Walter Cushing
Millard Nadeau
Cushing
Herbert Bassett
Alston_Oliver
Rollins
Leroy Perkins
Bath
Sandy Sannis
Montana
South Dakota
Norway
Sweden
Dick Teal
South Freeport
Tommy Skeffield
Bill Lowell
Sally Lowell
Vira Torden
Lewiston
Earl Lowell
John Kreidler
Kreidler
Lorraine Ryan
Los Angeles
Calif
Canada
Frances Marks
East Boston
Eugene Harrington
Parker Head
New Hampshire
Vermont
Frances Morong
Weekend Cottage Guests and Local Travel Notes
East Auburn visitors Mr. and Mrs. Carl with sons Bunny and Bobby and guest Dennis Sullivan from Dedham Mass arrived for the weekend. Butterfield cottage hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Butterfield and Mrs. Merle Niles of Bath. Stone cottage welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stone and Miss Eleanor McCue of Lewiston. Kenneth Crafts cared for his ill father as Donald and Stanley Crafts joined him for the weekend. Alfred Perow of Bath hosted at the Perow cottage. Thomas Ha and companions toured New Hampshire Cra ford Notch Franconia Notch and Cranmore Mountain via the Skimobile Tramway. H Martin Powers and Sam of Bath visited, while Mr. and Mrs. Harold Drake and Deborah joined Drake’s parents, and J P Townsend was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Auburn
Carl
Bunny
Bobby
Dennis Sullivan
Dedham
Mass
Kiessling Cottage
Andrew Butterfield
Merle Niles
Bath
Butterfield Cottage
Harry Stone
Eleanor McCue
Lewiston
Stone Cottage
Donald
Stanley Crafts
Kenneth Crafts
Alfred Perow
Perow
Thomas Ha
New Hampshire
Craford Notch
Franconia Notch
Cranmore Mountain
H. Martin Powers
Sam Os
Harold Drake
Deborah
A Drake
J. P. Townsend
William Wakefield Celebrates Four Score Birthday
William Wakefield of 209 Oak Street marked his eighty birthday with family and friends in an open house. Neighbors called to offer best wishes as he received gifts and a beautifully iced cake presented by his granddaughter Wakefield, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wakefield of 92 Bedford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wakefield
Oak Street
Wakefield
John Wakefield
Bedford Street
Maine Elks Meet Plans Annual Christmas Party
Fourteen Maine lodges will take part in an outstanding program and Christmas party on Sunday December 21 at the Hyde Memorial home. Elks and their wives and guests from across Maine are expected to attend the event, described as the best party yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Elks
Hyde Memorial Home
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Memorial Hospital
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Alonzo Lowell
J. A. Darling
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Edward Gray
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Royce Young
Michael Brady
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Alston Oliver
Frank McEachern
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Bonnie Coulter
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