Social notes from Phippsburg and surrounding towns
Many residents and visitors are noted with weekend and weekday calls across Phippsburg, Bath, Woolwich, Brunswick, Small Point, and Portland. The roster includes notable arrivals, departures, and visits to family homes, plus a new baby named Gerald Elwyn and several health mentions.
Frequent visitors and family news from the Gilmore home
The article notes visits to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilmore including guests welcomed on Friday to meet their son Henry Carlton. It lists Mrs. Gertrude Blaisdell and two grandchildren Donald and Thomas Morse, Miss Eleanor Brown, and William Blaisdell returning from a hunting trip up state. It mentions Woolwich guests of Mrs. Ruth McIntire at Seagentz Summer home. It reports the funeral of Floyd Cleveland infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Libby in Bath and a new birth, Caroline May, to Mr. and Mrs. William Wyman of Parker Head.
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Susie Nichols
Abbie Minoti
Stroudwater
Charles L. Stevens
Alfred
Benjamin Wilmot
Leominster
Mass
Fred A. Oliver
Mary Upton
Elmer Coggeshall
Brunswick
Scott
Belgrade
Walter J. McCourt
Carol
Ceres
Emily Wyman
Asa Wyman
Arthur Cottle
Ernest A. Rogers
J. Bradford Sprague
Howard Atwood
Tine Colby
Joseph I. Smith
Bath
Fred Schutt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Eric Schutt
Ralph E. Wright
Dromore
Sherman Campbell
Rose
Georgetown
Carrie Little
Jay K. Bowker
Edward Leahy
Edward, Jr
John
Beverly Farms
H. S. Bowker
Joseph May
Arthur
Philip Potts
Louise
Quincy
Bowker
Walter J. Pierce
Kittery
Herbert Lemont
Campbell Farm
Samuel Stokes
Frank Purington
Guy Hosmer
Henry Hartley
Wyman’s Beach
Hosmer
William W. Hosmer
William Jewell
Staten Island
New Yok
George J. Ingalls
Owen Rovers
Eugene G. Ingalls
Virginia
North Bath
Harry Berry
Eleanor
Portland
Alice Rich
Winnegance
Nellie
Catherine Tracy
Meadowbrook
Cora Campbell
Desert
Maine
Bertha Nickerson
Lois Woodman
York
Middle Streets
Annie Bowker
Swanton Wyman
Gerald Elwyn
Carlton Brown
Harry Gilmore
Henry Carlton
Gertrude Blaisdell
Donald
Thomas Morse
Eleanor Brown
William Blaisdell
Harry Muckler
Clifton
Mary
Woolwich
Ruth McIntire
Lawrence Libby
Curtis Undertaking
William Wyman
Parker Head
Caroline May
James Harper
Holliston
Squam Creek
Richard E. Lightfoot
New Haven
Conn
Mae Stewart
Harriet Stewart
William Heal
Jamaica Plain
Junction
Dorothy Mank
Lizzie Cromwell
Luther Cromwell
Horace
C. E. A. Cromwell
Tyleston Oliver
Thomas Manning
Henry Dorsey
Greenleaf
Robert Greenleaf
Belmortt
Eleanor Durmer
Ashland
Clive Hastings
Framingham
Roy Durmer
Kents Hill
Jewett
Wendall Stevens
Ann Knight
G. G. Jewett
Arrowsic
Ralph Jewett
H. M. Jewett
Ferry
Thomas D. Powell
Springfield
Rialto Farm
Frank
Walter Greenleaf
Foxboro
Beatrice Colby
Miss Colby
Fred I. Greenleaf
Violet Colby
R. T. Beaton
D. M. Baker
Hingham
Mr. Baker
Everett Greenleaf
Dr. Williams
Lighthouse to Greet Guests Next Summer at Sebasco Estates
A new octagonal lighthouse is being built on the Maine coast at Sebasco Estates adjacent to Sebasco Lodge. The two-story structure will feature 16 rooms with baths, a roof garden, spiral stair, and a powerful harbor light. Corner stone laid with Miss Ruth Skillings of Bath officiating. expansion includes a pro shop, locker rooms, showers, and dining room upgrades to the lodge.
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Maine
Sebasco Estates
N. A. Cushman
Sebasco Lodge
Cushran
New England
Sebasco Clipper
Gov
Sebasco
Waterville firm buys Burnham concern in Bath
Leroy Burnham’s automotive accessory store at 94 Front Street Bath has been acquired by P. H. Williams of Dirigo Oil Co. Waterville. William Turpie will manage the business, bringing investment experience from Sun Life Montreal.
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Bath
Leroy Burnham
Front Street
P. H. Williams
Dirigo Oil Co
Waterville
William Turpie
Williams
Edinburgh University
Scotland
Sun Life Assurance Co
Montreal
Local figures enjoy weekend duck hunting trip reflections
Edgar Oliver Winnegance of High street and Ernest A Rogers of Phippsburg spent a quiet weekend duck hunting through Wiscasset. They attended a duck dinner Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bailey in Wiscasset. Capt. Charles E Hewitt has returned to his son Charles E F Hewitt Jr s home at 74 High street after four months in Milford with cousin Mrs Daisy Dwyer.
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Edgar Oliver
High Street
Ernest A. Rogers
Phippsburg
Wiscasset
Clarence Bailey
Charles E. Hewitt
Charles EF. Hewitt, Jr
Milford
Daisy Dwyer
Bowdoin Ladies Aid elects officers at meeting
The East Bowdoin Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Herbert Adams with 11 in attendance. Members recited Bible verses and officers were chosen: President Mrs Hattie Babb, Vice Mrs Jane Woods, Secretary Mrs Gladys Rogers, Treasurer Mrs Lydia Adams, Work Manager Mrs Eva Purinton, Assistant Work Manager Mrs Mildred Carr. Next meeting set for Oct 27 with Mrs Carr.
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East Bowdoin Ladies’ Aid
Herbert Adams
Hattie Babb
Jane Woods
Gladys Rogers
Lydia Adams
Eva Purinton
Mildred Carr
Carr
Junior League elects officers at Monday meeting
Miss Mary Newell was chosen president and Miss Barbara Ross vice president at the Junior Hospital League gathering hosted by Mrs. Dwight W. Pierce on North street. Miss Mary L. Lord was named secretary and treasurer while Miss Betty Fuller became work committee chair. Refreshments followed as members sewed hospital supplies. Mrs. Zetta Wright Higgins returned from her Summer home Rock Crest at Five Islands and visited relatives on Winship street.
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Mary Newell
Barbara Ross
Mary L. Lord
Betty Fuller
Junior Hospital League
Dwight W. Pierce
North Street
Zetta Wright Higgins
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Popham Beach Noteable Happenings And Local Visits
Residents and visitors fill Popham Beach area with news of returns travel and events. Newton Center’s Herbert Kellaway comes home from a cottage stay while Mrs Frances Roberts heads to the Bronx after weeks with neighbors in town. Local sailings to Gardiner and trips to Seguin Island accompany hurricane damage notes and a Halloween library party set for Oct 28.
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Herbert J. Kellaway
Newton Center
Mass
Frances Roberts
Bronx
N. Y
Nathaniel Perkins
Pauline Morong
Lawrence Wyman
Bach
Madelyn Bridges
Howard Spinney
Spruceville
Clarence Perkins
Clarence Schofield
Seguin Island Light
Brunswick
Norman
Stanley
Virginia
Arlene
Lewiston
Stephen Etnier
Stephanie
Ellison Moody
Florida
Moody
Gilbert Head
Wiscasset
Ethel Osgood
Ida Oliver
Bath
Floyd Bridges
Coast Guard
Boston
David Parson
Philip
Melrose
Hartford
Hartford, Conn., After A Visit With Their Parents, Mr. and Mrs. David G. Parsons
Lynette Caverly
Lawrence Taylor
Edgar L. Drake
Seguin Island
Marguerite McNulty
Walter Sprague
Herbert
Richard
Togus Veterans Hospital
Togus
Flavilla Hodgkins
Fred Hodgkins
Malden
Hodgkins
Popham Boat Service
Popham
Llewellyn J. Oliver
Ilex
Hibiscus
Pond Island
Seguin
Urquehart
Popham School
Seaman Drake
David
Carol
Eugene Osgood
Gardiner
Perkins Island
Sasanoa River
Merrymeeting Bay
Ming
Richmond-Dresden
Harry Spencer
Popham Beach
Lubec
Samuel Ward
Day's Ferry
L. G. Gaton
Fort Popham
Bath Iron Works notes and gossip on trials and workers
The article details the Davis destroyer trials at Bath with crew lists led by Capt. Blair and a long roster of officers, engineers, electricians, and machinists. It discusses safety data showing age related accident rates, an upcoming Federal Theatre show for charity, and assorted local staff happenings at Bath Iron Works including map of personnel and recent incidents.
Local Gunning Trip Planned After Churchill Lake Visit
A community note covers Lance Cooper sending 100 pounds of tinfoil to Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children in Springfield Massachusetts. It lists local residents joining a late Friday party, names a wedding at Central church parsonage, and mentions Lilly the pipe shop cat, kittens adopted, and various workers returning to jobs. A Maine trip to Churchill Lake and Canada is planned by several men, with Dr. Harry Morin and Dr. Vernon Lowell among those leaving October 29.
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Bert Dickinson
Dave Mullin
Minnie
Lance Cooper
Shriners’ Hospital
Springfield
Mass
Albert Henderson
Albert Morse
Harry Thebeau
Harry Morin
David Henderson
Vernon Lowell
Brunswick
Churchill Lake
Canada
Maine
John Stewart Hospitalized in Boston for Pneumonia
John Stewart formerly of Bath is a patient in a Boston hospital where he is being treated for pneumonia.
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John Stewart
Bath
Boston
Bay Point community notices and visitors wind through week
Bay Point and nearby Sagadahoc residents made calls and hosted guests this week. Visitors included George Smith, Sop hen Enier, and families such as the Hinckleys, Spinneys, Chandlers, and Burns. Descriptions note surf conditions, a hurricane impact on grounds, yacht damage, and local outings to Bath and Auburn.
Beacon Junior Aid Meets Monday Night
Beacon Street Methodist church junior aid held Monday evening in the parlors with Mrs. Lula P. Herbert presiding. The session opened with the Twenty third Psalm in chaplain absent. Oct 31 meeting will be at Mrs. William H. Shea’s home with a covered dish supper.
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Beacon Street Methodist Church
Lula P. Herbert
Jesse Kenderdine
Fernando T. Hutchins
William H. Shea
Maurice B. Shea
Archie M. Wishart
Howard M
Eleven Foot Dahlia Survives Frost In Eastport Garden
A colossal 11 foot dahlia in Colin Camb’s Eastport garden remains unseated by frost as nearby dahlias range from six to ten feet tall with large blooms. Across the street Dre and Mrs. William R Bibber report a late bloom period with frost hazards delaying any damage to their plants.
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Colin Camb
Eastport
Dre
William R. Bibber
Jack Frost
Local Residents Attend Socials and Visits Around The Junction
Westport residents and guests share a week of visits and gatherings across Holliston Jamaica Plain Bath Durham and Topsham. Notable events include birthday celebration at the Greenleaf homestead with extended family and neighbors, and multiple weekend visits to farms and fairgrounds.
Central Grammar pupils win Seven Point pins
Grade 6A at Central Grammar notes nine students James Bonney Edwin Gediman Caroline Carpenter Virginia Andre Carmen Huse Maurice Brown Nellie Dunlap Katrina Moffett Jackson Hill earned Seven Point pins. Grade six begins work on two large aquariums while twenty eight pupils opened banking accounts again this year to save for dental and clothing needs.
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Central Grammar School
James Bonney
Edwin Gediman
Caroline Carpenter
Virginia Andre
Carmen Huse
Maurice Brown
Nellie Dunlap
Katrina Moffett
Jackson Hill
Girl Scout Troop 4 Holds Meeting at Winter Street Church
Pine Cone Troop No. 4 of the Girl Scouts met Monday afternoon at Winter Street church. They read What Are Girl Scouts and worked on handicraft. Mary Durant and Catherine Burgess passed their tenderfoot tests. Mrs. Jane Caulkins and Ruth Lemoine led the meeting.
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Pine Cone
Winter Street Church
Mary Durant
Catherine Burgess
Jane Caulkins
Ruth Lemoine
Bowerbank Man Kills 400-Pound Bear With Bow and Arrow
Frank Cummings, who vowed not to shave until he killed a bear with a bow, has achieved the feat at Bernard Saturday. He used two arrows to bring down the 400-pound bear and now may have a clean face again.
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Frank Cummings
Bowerbank
Bernard
Mayor L Kenneth Green Elected by Supreme Council
Auburn official L Kenneth Green was elected mayor by the supreme council north ern jurisdiction Scottish Rite Masons in a formal masonry led selection process.
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L. Kenneth Green
Auburn
Supreme Council
Northern Jurisdiction
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