Bath society and club notes from October gatherings
Mrs Sadie Davis and Mrs Pearl Campbell of the United Order of Independent Ladies were honored at Pine Cone Lodge in Inland and the Universalist church with a turkey supper and gifts. Members Edith Miller Alice Lewis Mary Gillespie Lillius Larrabee and Lizzie Chaney attended, meeting Eunice Perry in Portland.
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Sadie Davis
Govess
Pearl Campbell
United Order of Independent Odd Ladies
Mrs Earl Kimble Hosts Contract Club Luncheon
Mrs Earl Kimble hosted a luncheon at her High street home for her contract club last week followed by an afternoon of cards. Mrs Clifford B Wilband won the prize. The club will meet Wednesday for another luncheon with Mrs Nellie Lord at Fitts 5t.
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Earl Kimble
High Street
Clifford B. Wilband
Nellie Lord
Local Obituary and Household News roundup
Mrs. Archie L Seekins of Concord formerly Bath died Oct 8 9 after with her parents Mr and Mrs Carleton W Lowell of Bedford Street She is employed with Firestone Ice Rubber Co in Concord previously worked in Hyde Windlass Co office Mrs Marius Page Academy Street hospitalized at Maine General Hospital Portland recovering from recent operation Mr and Mrs Carl C Angerson Oak Street returned from motor trip through White Mountains Green Mountains and part of Massachusetts en route visit with daughter Betty Anderson in Boston Mr and Mrs A M Main Garden Street returned from Groton Conn for George Christopher Avery birthday party Mr and Mrs E Stanley Robinson and son William of West Auburn former Park Street residents will winter in Florida Mr Robinson employed at Peck Estate accompanied Mr Peck to Florida for winters
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Edmund, Jr
Portsmouth
N. H
Washington Street
North End
Kerwin
Butcher
U. S. Navy
Robert
Richard
Portsmouth High School
Sam
Navy
James
Germany
Byron Richardson
Leonard Court
S. M. McCann
Chevy Chase
Margaret
McCann
Barbara Richardson
Bath
Victor Wallace, Jr
U. S. Air Force
Sgt
Wallace
E. B. White
Eleanor
Union Street
Burlington
Mabel Paquet
Victor Paquet
Wright
Cranmore Ramsay
Manchester
Ramsay
Concord
Archie L. Seekins
Carleton W. Lowell
Bedford Street
Seekins
Firestone Ice & Rubber Co
Hyde Windlass Co
Marius Page
Academy Street
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Carl C. Angerson
Oak Street
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Green Mountains
Vermont
Massachusetts
Miss Betty Anderson
Boston
New’ Hampshire
A. M. Main
Garden Street
Groton, Conn
E. Stanley Robinson
William
West Auburn
Park Street
Florida
Robinson
Peck Estate
Mr. Peck
John Witham
Highland Street
Ronald J. Larrabee
Trinidad
B. W.1
Beverly Ann
Witham
Bath Water District
Ydiss Helen Witham
Mr. Larrabee
John Larrabee
West Bath
Miss Nichols visits Boston and Morse star headlines
Miss Mildred G. Nichols of 929 Middle street travels to Cambridge Massachusetts to visit her niece Mrs. Frank K. Scott nee Annette Cutting and family. Jackie Hartleb of 75 Academy street is elected class president at Maine Central Institute in Pittsfield and named editor in chief of the school paper. Members of Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge attended the Brunswick Evening Star Lodge installation. Pauline Moulton returns to sister’s home on Middle street after visits in Portsmouth New Hampshire and Lunenberg Massachusetts.
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Mildred G. Nichols
Middle Street
Boston
Frank K. Scott
Annette Cutting
Cambridge
Mass
Jackie Hartleb
Harvey Hartleb
Academy Street
Maine Central Institute
Pittsfield
Jackie
Morse
Colby
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Evening Star Lodge
Rebekah
Brunswick
Leonard Munsey
Frank Farrin
John Williams
Henry T. B. Leeman
Pauline Moulton
Edward B. Smith
Portsmouth
N. H
Lunenberg
Caroline Thompson
Association of Ladies Auxiliaries
Maine
Patriach Militant
Bangor
Maud B. Getchell
Brewer
Odd Fellows Hall
Thompson
Getchell
District 22
Frank Moore
Linda Moore
Peaslee Boynton Wedding At Damariscotta Mills
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Marjorie Lois Peaslee of Damarscotta Mills to George Boynton of 7 Gerald Street. The ceremony will be Saturday at 7 30 PM at the bride’s home with Rev. Richard J. Schaper officiating followed by a reception.
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Marjorie Lois Peaslee
Everett Peaslee
Damariscotta Mills
George Boynton
Harland E. Boynton
Gerald Street
Richard J. Schaper
Winter Street
Immigrant couple McMahan move to Georgetown Center home
Mr and Mrs Charles McMahan of Malden Massachusetts recently moved into a new home at Georgetown Center. They previously lived in Bath, spent over 28 years in Malden, and Mr McMahan recently retired from the U S Coast Guard Chelsea station.
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Charles McMahan
Malden
Mass
Georgetown Center
Bath
McMahan
U. S. Coast Guard
Chelsea Station
Mrs Lucy Desmond Quietly Confined by Cold at Oak Street
Mrs Lucy Desmond of Oak Street is confined to her home with a cold, keeping her indoors.
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Lucy Desmond
Oak Street
Long motor trip passes without incident for Bissons on 2300 miles
Mr and Mrs Lucien Bisson completed an 11 day journey over 2300 miles visiting family and sites from Washington DC to Lake Ontario and Montreal before returning home. The trip yielded exceptional foliage near New England and marked their annual vacation.
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Lucien Bisson
High Street
Clifford Uenee
Phyllis Bisson
Washington, D. C
Yorktown
Williamsburg
Lake Ontario
Montreal
Lina Tatber
Dences
Mr. Bisson
J . Bisson
New England States
Menhaden Fishery Yields Massive Hauls with Long Net
Fishermen using a 1,200 foot net report catches of up to 100,000 menhaden per haul as crews deploy extensive gear to harvest large schools in coastal waters.
United States Holds About Forty Percent of World Coal Reserves
The United States possesses approximately 40 percent of the planet's coal reserves, highlighting its major share in global energy resources. This figure reflects the scale of domestic coal deposits relative to other nations.
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The
United States
Morse Steammers Rout Biddeford 52 0 in Kelley Field rout
Morse High School defeated Biddeford 52 to 0 at Kelley Field as Morse quarterback Carmichael and backs led a dominant ground and air attack. Sonny Munsey ran 80 yards for a score, Denbow and Stover intercepted passes and returned them for touchdowns.
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Biddeford High
Kelley Field
Morse
Bob Frink
Bob Champagne
Biddeford
Carroll Denbow
Brad Stover
Denbow
Stover
Johnny Trafton
Sonny Munsey
T.D
Biddie
Chick Marchetti
Tigers
Bill Tarazewich
Trafton
Carmichael
Tarazewich
Topping
Munsey
Stovier
Hilltoppers
Paul McCourt
Frankmen
Biddies
Tover
T. D. Carmichael
McCourt
Biddeford Munsey
Billy Bruce
Morse Biddeford McCourt le
Gaudette
McElman
Lambert Marchetti
Hoyt Witham
Reg
Smart
Callan
Rt Rt
Gagnon
Bruce
Chenard Stover
Chenard
Pye
R. Champaigne
Aitken
Sonia
Wyman
Wing
J. Champagne
Musk
White
Oliver
Parker
Bramesns
R. McElmand
Carter, Inc
Descoteaux
G. Gaudett
Leach
Morin
Corriveau
Joe Boudreau
Leahy
Wilson
Traftén
McMangey
D. Champagne
Mc Court
Conners
Calli
Buckley
New Books Added at Public Library
Patten Free Library shelves welcome new fiction including Ashes by Charles F. Coe and The Island Rescue by Jonard Tichell. General works feature Capitol Hill story of Congress and Life and Death of Stalin. Juvenile titles include Big Stretch and Blueberry Muffin.
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Patten Free Library
Charles F. Coe
Catherine Carter
Pamela H. Johnpei
Emily
Constance Itzgibbon
Jande Hertoz
Clare Jaynes
Katherine N. Burt
Nevil Shute
Edgar Lustarten
Peter Bourne
Giant
Edna Ferber
Luella Creighton
Island Rescue
Jonard Tichell
Natural
Bernard Malmud
Rickey
Charles Calitri
Toney Hood
Theodore and the Emperor
Harold Lamb
Theodore Stanwell
Vanity Row
W. R. Burnett
Capitol Hill
Story of Congress
Desider Holisher
Graham Becker
H. A. Overstreet
Stalin
Louis Fisher
Moscow
Lydia Kirk
Sam Clemens
Hannipal
Dixon Wecter
England
George Millar
William Randolph Hearst
E. Coblenz
Duane Becker
Benjie
Sally Scott
Mary W. Thompson
John
Wesley W. 5 C 8 Wesley W S C S Meeting Notes
Wesley W S C S met Tuesday with Mrs. Elnora D. Oliver leading devotions. The World Day of Prayer on October 29 will be observed with an evening meeting at the home of Like Niles. A Christmas sale and supper is planned for December 3. Miss Ruth Ellen Hunter spoke on her trip to Quebec with her nephew Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. Seventeen members attended and one visitor was present.
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Wesley W. S. C. S
Elnora D. Oliver
Like Niles
Ruth Ellen Hunter
Quebec
Stanley UN
Memory Lane Minstrels Dazzle Morse High Full House
Morse High auditorium packed as Lincoln Lodge presents Memory Lane Minstrels under Dominic Cardosi and Carl Meister. Roy Stewart led as Memory Master with two roles. Richard Dow impressed as a guest. multiple acts and elaborate production valued for scenery, lighting, and sound.
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Morse High School
Lincoln Lodge of
Odd, Fellows
Memory Lane
Dominic Cardosi
Carl Meister
Roy Stewart
Paul Crocker
Sally
Kit Totman
Forrest Wyman
Pearl Sedgley
Bob Ramsey
Sigma Chi
Eddie Page
Jimmy Comeau
Arthur Knight
Stanley Brimigion
Jim Chadwick
George Stimpson
Richard Dow
Tractors Overtake Horses on Sagadahoc Farms
Census figures show tractors powering 160 of Sagadahoc County farms while 106 rely on two or more horses or mules. Among 501 farms, 41 use one horse or mule with no tractor and 114 have none of these draft powers.
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Sagadahoc County
U. S
Bureau of Census
Morse High Notes Highlights Club Plans and Sales
The French club votes on committees for the year with co chairs and officers. Eleven students plan a Quebec trip next weekend. The Latin club sells candy at Fezem and lists sales participants. Home room captains and a Christmas cards project are noted. The class profited about 90 from the freshman reception. Dr New and Co spoke at assembly about telephone work and showed operator films.
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Anne
Quebec
Nee Audrey Levasseur
Callie McKay
Elizabeth Prentiss
Margaret McCabe
July Bates
Adele Hunt
Thelma Quinn
Betty Newell
Joyce Stover
Vivian Clark
Sally Freeman
Lizzie Prentiss
Barbara Parks
Dr. New and ’ Co
Jupiter Completes Nearly 12-Year Orbit Around the Sun
Astronomers note that Jupiter takes nearly twelve years to complete one revolution around the sun, highlighting its long orbital period and position among the solar system planets.
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Jupiter
Motorists Fined in Municipal Court in Bath
In Bath Municipal Court Judge John W. Quarrington presided Saturday morning. Margaret Thompson of Augusta and Leopold Caron of Brunswick each pleaded guilty to passing a stopped school bus, paying $10 plus $6.30 costs. Richard Alley of Bath pleaded guilty to operating an unregistered motorcycle, paying $10 plus $4.70 costs. State Troopers Buzzell and Powers were the complainants.
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John W. Quarrington
Bath
Margaret I. Thompson
Augusta
Leopold E. Caron
Brunswick
George C. Buzzell
Richard Alley
Frank W. Powers
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