Sociality notes reveal Bath and area gatherings
A long list of Bath friends and relatives share visits, travels, and small events. Miss Hanson of Long Island appears in a Leopold Stokowski concert in New York via Curtis School training. Numerous visits, moves, and engagements populate Brunswick, Bath, and nearby towns with familial and club connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hanson
Long Island
Leopold Stokowski
New York
Bant Hanson
Curtis School
Philadel
Tele
New Brunswick First National Stores Opens New Brunswick Store
Stanley Brimigion of 472 Middle Street began duties Friday at the First National Stores new Brunswick supermarket. The opening marks the chain’s expansion into the Brunswick area with Friday morning operations launching the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Brimigion
Middle Street
First National
Brunswick
Georgetown Working League Dinner Plans Highlight Meeting
Georgetown Working League met at Library hall with Mrs. Earle Hagan and Mrs. Walter V. Cummings. Miss Madlyn Berry visited as committee apportionments and dinner plans were set for the church vestry Friday during the Baptist Association conference at the First Baptist church.
Local Notices and Visits Highlight Town Life
A resident spent a few days with friends in town and attended Topsham Fair. Quincy couple Mr. and Mrs. George Harford greet a daughter Deborah Louise born Oct. 5 at Brockton Hospital. Ethel Brown visits sister Pearl Durrell in Lowell. Gilman Clough family and relatives from Springdale, Conn., stay with Percy Chetley family. Milton Bush of Auburn visits Frank Reynolds and Gertrude Baker. Mrs. Leonard Bishop visits Maine Newspaper Day at the University of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harford
Quincy
Mass
Deborah Louise
Brockton Hospital
Ethel Brown
Pearl Durrell
Lowell
Gilman Clough
Bessie Chetley
Charles Chidsey
Mary Blundell
Springdale
Conn
Clough
Percy Chetley
Milton Bush
Auburn
Frank Reynolds
Gertrude Baker
Leonard Bishop
The
Richmond Bee
Maine
University of Maine
Mrs Lydia May Harris dies. funeral held in Bowdeinham
Mrs Lydia May Harris died Sunday at Morang Nursing Home Bowdeinham after a three month illness. Born June 20 1857 in Belgrade to Cromwell and Jane Merchant she was widow of J Franklin Harris of Gardiner. She lived in Richmond many years and belonged to the Methodist church. No known relatives. Funeral services were Tuesday afternoon from Roberts funeral rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia May Harris
Roberts
GREENLAW-GROVES WEDDING IN CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
Miss Jeannine Mary Groves daughter of Mr and Mrs Lin wood G Groves Day's Ferry and John Allen Greenlaw son of Mr and Mrs Greenlaw West Bath were married Saturday evening at seven o'clock at the Central Congregational church parsonage Rev Laforest Hodgkins performed the single ring ceremony Attending were Mr and Mrs Paul Hurd brother in law and sister of the groom The bride wore grey wool with black accessories and a white carnation corsage The attendant wore grey with a yellow corsage Mrs Greenlaw graduated from Morse high school in 1947 and recently left W T Grant Co in Bath Mr Greenlaw attended Lincoln Academy and works in Virginia They will reside in Portsmouth Virginia after leaving by train Sunday morning
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Alvena Knight
Center Street
Walter
Annie Knight
Portland
Edith
Frank Newbegin
Woodfords
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Knight
George Perkins
Dresden
Margie L
Oliver E. Dore
Charles E. Dore
Church Street
Miss Perkins
Bridge Academy
State Hospital
Concord
N. H
Dore
Richmond High
U.S.A.A.F
Cheyenne
Wyo
Freeport
Keith
Robert Brown
Boynton Street
Beverley Goodwin
Linda Savage
Ina Wedge
Barbara Chase
Richard Hurley
Patricia
Virginia Wheeler
Robert
Susan Sweatt
George
Harry Gage
Harvey
Harry Olin
Nancy
Ina
Raymond Wedge
Dennis Gardner
Diana Poland
Linda
Ernest Savage
Diana Dube
Richmond-Dresden
Chestnut Street
Christ and His
Our
John Wesley Lord
Boston
Charles W. Brashares
Des Moines
Roy H. Short
Jacksonville
Fla
Roger Turner
Ipswich
Mass
Harold Turner
Robert Turner
Nova Scotia
W. J. Getchell
Georgetown
Hubert Getchell
Evelyn Cales
Lynn
Edward Sykes
Needham
John Sykes
John Hurley
Virginia Anderson
Patricia Hurley
State Teachers College
Farmington
Bertha Raymond
Nellie Cobb
Water Street
Paul Gordon
Muncie
Ind
Edna Small
White Road
L. B. Naughton
Bertha
Angie
May Gray
Bowdoinham
Frank Gray
Monmouth
Minnie Hackett
Brunswick
Lee Bishop
Togus Hospital
George Coughlin
Mercy Hospital
Alice Favor
Pleasant Street
Harry Hager
Philadelphia
South Bend
Harry Tallman
Ossipee
Italy Mansir
Stiles House
South Front Street
Robert Stewart
Skowhegan
Jeannine Mary Groves
Linwood G. Groves
Day's Ferry
John Allen Greenlaw
Toy Ranch Show Of Horsemanship At Toy Ranch Brunswick
A successful horsemanship show was held at Shirley Apt’s Toy Ranch on the old Bath road in Brunswick on October 8. Judge William F. White awarded blue ribbons and trophies across five classes, with 26 riders aged four to 15, including winners Lloyd Hudson, Sandra Sinclair, Mary Mathurin, Edith Driscoll, Catherine Driscoll, Karl Jewett, and the Mathurin siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Apt
Toy Ranch
Old Bath Road
Brunswick
William F. White
Lloyd Hudson
Bobby Sox
Sandra Sinclair
Toby
Mary Mathurin
Champion
Edith Driscoll
Catherine Driscoll
Karl Jew
Farmington Student Visits Parents This Weekend
Miss Patricia Cowen, a student at Farmington State Teachers' College, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. B. Brown, of 19 Bedford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Cowen
Farmington State Teachers’ College
Harold EB. Brown
Bedford Street
Five Islands Community Notices and Upcoming Evangelist Visit
Attendance was light at the Good Neighbor club meeting amid a missing Red Cross donation. Rev. Herbert Whitelock of Brunswick preached at Georgetown church during special evangelistic services, with a Five Islands event featuring the local choir. A new artesian well is being drilled on Miss Mary O Conner’s Sedgemere road property. Rev. Burleigh Sylvester will lead services at the Second Baptist church from Oct 30 to Nov 18, with nightly meetings and Sunday preaching arrangements at Georgetown and the local church. Additional items note harbor activity with herring carriers loading catch, and a long list of local residents visiting, traveling, or staying with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Neighbor Club
Red Cross Eee
Stanley Lewis
Herbert Whitelock
Brunswick
Georgetown
Five Islands
Mary O'Conner
Sedgemere Road
Burleigh Sylvester
New England
Second Baptist Church
Sylvester
Eustis
Providence
R. I
First Baptist Church of
Portland
Russell Pinkham
Bath
Bay Point social notes mark tenth birthday and visits
Byron Campbell hosted a Bay Point party for his tenth birthday with a cake baked by his grandmother Mrs. Wright. Sheriff Charles W. Messenger was a business visitor on Bay Point. The column also notes various weekend visits, callers, and hospital update with residents from Bath Arrowsic Brunswick and Dedham Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Campbell
Wright
Charles W. Messenger
Bay Point
Kennebec River
Eric Shutz
Bath
Elizabeth Pinkham
LeRoy Moore
E. Rideout
E. Abbotts
Dedham
Mass
Kay Burns
Morse High
Chester Whittaker
Arrowsic
Victory Class Party at Nazarenes Camp
The Victory Class of Naz arene church met Friday evening at Scout land the Boy Scouts camp in the woods south of town. Twelve members with teacher Mrs Edna Johnson attended a business meeting a weenie roast and campfire fudge making and hymn singing before adjournment to the scouts cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene Church
Scoutland
Boy Scouts
Loaaene
South
Edna Johnson
Bath playground director unable to speak at Phippsburg PTA
Edward J. McMann of Bath failed to attend a speaking engagement at the Phippsburg Center PTA after his car broke down while returning from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McMann
Bath Playground
Phippsburg Center
Pta
New York City
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William, Jr
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Marcia Street
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Woucester
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John Loring
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Middlestreet
Albion
Parker Worrey
Grange Hall
Worrey
Sewall Moore
Phippsburg
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Lewiston Hospital
George B. Wetherbee
Charles Wetherbee
Katharine
Ronald Buffum
Cummings
Wilfred W. Chaney
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Mr. Chaney
Peter
Joan Crooker
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Ralph Crooker
Keith McLuer
Abbott Nager
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Harold Reinhart
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Edward B. Smith
Graham Blandy
Greenwich
Dwight W. Pierce, Jr
Yarmouth
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Merton Wright
Willard McCabe
Arrowsie
Leo Dostie
Sasanoa River
Harry A. Beals
Wiscasset
Hazel Ruth Jones
William Glidden Hodgkins, Jr
Minnie Golder
Winship Street
Wollaston
Frank Chesman
Mrs. Chesman
John Lasell
Whitinsville
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John Preney
Snowpark
Albert W. Thompson
Leonard F. Thombs
Sherwoods Francis
George van Wynen
Richard H. Haskell
Donald T. Page
Rexford Clark
Everett, Mass
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Ralph A. Moyer
Hyattsville
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Ralph A. Jr
Hyattsville Hospital
Marion Wagner
Robert E. Wagner
Elizabeth Pattee
Rhode Island School of Design
Small Point Cottage
Ralph G. Orrill
Bath Shrine Club
Clement S. Wilson
Mildred G. Nichols
Registry of Deeds
Merick
Westfield
Clifton Hutchins
Uss.n
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S.S. Salem
Charlestown Navy Yard
Gertrude B. Shumway
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Frank E. Harvie
Lester C. Shumway
Mr. Harvie
William N. Harvie
Bath Iron Works
Henry Dubar
Nequasset
St. John
N. B
Halifax
N.S
Helen Gagnon
Frances Williams
Ramona Council
Great Council of Red Men
Mildred Avery
Eleanor Leavitt
Annie Wilson
Pearl Barter
Sophie McPherson
Charlene Avery
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Effie Libby
Lisbon Falls
Augusta
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New Meadows Inn
State House
Andrew S. Pennell
Bath National Bank
Chester Jackson
Peterboro
Roxanne Merry
Liberty Street
Edith Campbell
Harold Wiswell
Pittsfield
Merry
Dick St. Pierre
Alex St. Pierre
Sagadahoc Ferry
Reginald G. Callahan
Reginald Callahan
Weeks Street
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes, Ill
Joan Tibbetts
Boothbay Harbor
Hyde Memorial Home
Harold Titcomb
Mrs
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Verna Grover
Alfred Neal
Richard Andrews
Carleton Andrews
Frances Clark
Harry McGlinchy
Lorraine Allen
William Armstrong
Arthur Ald Coombs
Estella Doughty
Mary Burgess
Barbara Parks
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Claude S. Gillette
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Katahdin
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Litchfield
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Priscilla Chipman
Library Hall
Earle Hagan
Walter V. Cummings Ho
Madlyn Berry
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Dr. Brown
Roy Newman
Fred Oliver
Frank Heald
Alvah Reynolds
George Laskey
Robinhood
Gregory
Peterson's Landing
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Edward St. Martin
August Kirsis
Aldis
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Tony Jordan
William Harrison
Richard
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Brian Davis
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George Powers
Ferris Leonard
Everett
Kenneth Craft
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Roland Curtis
Leominster
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Harold J. Brown
Kennebec Point
Josiah H. Brown
West Newton
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Malden
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Charles Mains Jr
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Highland Park
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Cleves Henderson
Alfred Rowe
L. Earle Hagan
Howard Heald
Joseph F. Higgins
William A. Todd
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Woolwich
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Richard Mathurin
Marius H. Page
Kennebec
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Victor Pinkham
Lester Lewis
Joseph Folsom
William Jones
Florida
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Richard Carey
New Jersey
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Cunningham
Earl Spencer
Togus Veteran's Hospital
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Cora Campbell
Ida Hinckley
Fred Carr
Bangor
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Frank Blake
Melrose
Harry Ring
Melvin Comeau
Francis Pierce
Branwell Harford
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Charles Carr
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