Anniversary Event Highlights Local Families and Visitors
The article notes long term residents and family gatherings in Randolph and nearby towns. It mentions Mrs Edith Rumrill and Mr Melvin Curtis hosting and being visited by relatives from Augusta Gorham and Pelham, with friends from Enterprise Grange and Y A Y F Society. Social events include a shore dinner at Pleasant Pond and a planned officer nomination at the Sept 10 meeting.
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Rumrill
Rae
Randolph
Edith A Melvin
Curtis
Clarence Watson
Victor deBree
Ham
Charles Watson
Pejepscot
Elizabeth Watson
Augusta
J.kins
Arthur Pepper
Vincent . Dunning
Mabel Rumrill
Cl Gorham
Sralian
Enterprise Grange Ladies
Grange Hall
Emerson- Aree
A. L
Gtson
Bowers
Ig Sinner Club
Melvin Curtis
Wat
Isla
Arthur Turner
Y.A.Y.F. Society
Aeaa
Peacockmae
Pleasant Pond
Dresden
Ena Pratt
State Corrie Aeing
State
Boa
Wiscasset Inn
Charles Davis
Ellen Prescott
Rockland
Nathaniel Gilfrick
Elaine
Orris Sidelinger
Boston
Sidelinger
Joyce
York
Sideannes
Ris Franka Richman
Sandorliuo
Gordon McCormick
Sidney
N. S
John McCormick
Montreal
Pleasant Street
Maurice Reynolds
William Nichols
Donald Nichols
Hartford
Bay Point residents report birds endangered by heat and disease
Bay Point egret watchers note birds dying amid hot weather and lack of sweat glands. The Bay Point Improvement Association held its annual meeting with officers reelected. Volunteers repaired a casino roof and locals traveled reuniting after summer visits.
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Point
Kenneth Crafts Maan Pollack
Miller
Sooeeele
N. Y
Bay Point Improvement Association
Edward Butterfield
Kenneth Crafts
Ruth E. Keen
Andrew Butterfield
Howard O. Nash
C. Kiessling, Jr
Thomas Hagan
Frank Miller
Southard
New York
Robert Miller
Carl Kiessling
Bunny
Bobby
Rockledge
Kiessling
Paris
Pat’ White
W. B. White
Rostindale
Mass
Yvonne Fay
Shirley Corey
Norwood
Robert Buchanans
Dedham
Leonard Coreys
Local Social Notes and Family Visits Across Town
Steele and Mrs. Alice Steele hosted visitors as Enter Grange members attended Sagada meeting. several Mass. residents and families connected to Danvers Peabody Middleton and Worcester were noted among guests. The column lists a string of relatives and local transfers with brief mentions of travel and homecomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Mass
Edward Coffin
Middleton
Wilbur
Cooper and Son
Limestone
Barbara Peters
Arlington
Savage Ring
Dorothy Muise
Worcester
School Fair Sparks Community Spirit and Fun
Busy crowds filled yards and schoolrooms for a lively fair with bake sales, a miniature lily pond exhibit, fortune telling, sketches, and raffles. Children enjoyed rides, races, and hot dogs while volunteers led tasks and raised funds for the event. The day featured a fire truck display and strong donations from local businesses and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Fred Carr
Roy Newman
Fea
O’brien
Gilbert Gunnell
Germaine Bonney
Dahlov Spear
Jason Shoener
Alonzo Thibodeau
Adolf Spear
Hope Chaney
Belle Heald
William Todd
Anteeuing
Thomas Watson
Albertina Pinkham
Eleanor Thibodeau
Orissa Carr
Russell Pinkham
J.F. Higgins
Beuchner
James Merrill
Jimmy Beuchner
Betty Clarke
Dorothy MacGillivary
Etta Needham
Dr White
Hasenfus
Emberley
Rathon
Rired Eugens
My Clark
Marilyn MacGillivary
Jimmie Clarke
David Hasenfus
Bruce MacGillivary
Holland’s Market
First National
Peterson’s
Todd's
Savage's
Cloverdale
Bath Box Co
Parry’s Tire
Glengarry Springs
Herbert McIntire
Sherman Campbell
Pete Burns
Francis Pierce
Maynard Thibodeau
John Norton
Arthur Nelson
Herman Spinney
Thomas Hagan
Joe Higgins
David Stevens
Arthur
Nelson
Roy Clark
Harold Pinkham
Vernal
Chaney
Wood Carving
Furber Davis
Serving
Betty Clark
Dott MacGillivary
Charlie Carr
Carr
Jimmy Clark
Dirigible Advertising Gasoline Flyover Draws Attention Isle Activities
A gas balloon advertisement over Robinhood and Sheepscot attracted residents Friday as it circled low over homes and waters. Weekend dances at Overlook Hall and the lively Kennebec Point season drew young island crowds from nearby areas. An island tale follows a Montsweag bay couple feeding gray squirrels who rescue a peanut butter jar trapped pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinhood
Sheepscot
Overlook’ Hall
Kennebec Point
Montsweag Bay
Ted
Union 48 School Calendar for 1948 49 Year
The calendar lists school days for Union 48 including Arrowsie unny with a 72 day fall term and 74 days for the combined terms II. It notes county and state teachers conventions on Sept 27 and 28, a winter term closing and a spring term schedule ending June 10.
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Arrowsie Unny
Bath
Wiscasset Schools to Observe Holidays and Adjusted Hours
Fall term closes December 17 with second term beginning January 3 1949. Christmas break longer due to two weeks. New Year’s Day January 1 and Arbor Day observed with suitable exercises. Wiscasset Elementary hours 8:45 to 12:45 and 1:00 to 3:30. Brick Primaries on double sessions. other schools 9:00 to 12:—. hours may change with school committee approval.
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Wiscasset
Brick Pri
Garden woes and school notices in local column
The column reports a garden decline from an extreme heat wave and pest problems, urges homeowners to inspect premises for regrowth of supposedly dead bushes, and includes school registration and meeting notices at Central school. It notes water access via a PTA faucet installed by Ralph Davis and mentions transportation concerns for high school pupils.
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Central ‘School
Central School
Pt.a
Ralph Davis
Robinhood
PTA Fair and Lobster Clambake At Georgetown School
A Saturday PTA Fair and lobster clambake drew a good crowd at Georgetown School to welcome Rev. ee as new pastor. Attendees included Mrs. Keehlwetter and Miss Helen Keehlwetter among others. numerous local families and visitors were listed from Bath Malden Alfred Naperville and Medford as part of ongoing community activity.
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Georgetown
Eae Ren Wonere Ey
Julin Keehlwetter
Keehlwetter
Alice Cromwell
Helen Keehlwetter
Wilmot H. Wolf
Naper- Late
San Francisco State College
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Poland
First World Council of Churches
Amsterdam
Holland
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Wichelmina
Eula Beerwort
Portland
Ida Hinckley
Marr
Malden
Mass
George Ince
Alfred
N. Y
W. Taffeld
Mark Hanna
Bath
D. W. Staffeld
Rochester
William Wolf
Naperville
Ill
New York
Wolfe
Europe
F. E. Sam
Medford
the Lake Camp
Melvin Comeau
Maria
Joan Marr
Kenneth Dell
Boston
Thomas
Lawrence Bailey
Irving Hanna
USN
Francis Bacon
Peter
Sudbury
Leon Williams
Waltham
Maine
Howard Bacon
Clayton Doyle
Yarmouth
Barbara Pinkham
Mary Hanna
Claire MacGillivary
Jeannette Pinkham
Malden Island
Betty Rittall
Ille Rowe
Woodrow Gray
Robert Heigham
Wiscasset
Frank Blake
James Stevens
Derby Line
E. E. Pinkham
Edith Pinkham
Carl Pearson
George Phillips
Elizabeth B. Dunbar 77 Bath native dies in Bath Memorial
Elizabeth B. Dunbar 77 formerly of Bath died at Memorial Hospital after a short illness following a kitchen fall. Born September 8, 1871 in Bath she attended Bath schools and Bath High School. Surviving: sister Mrs James D. Tabor brother Walter Dunbar nephew David L. Tabor nieces Louise Robinson and Mrs Joseph Lausier. Funeral Friday at Arthur F. Mayo & Son Funeral Residence and burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Elizabeth B. Dunbar
Pete Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Debong
Dunbar
Bath
Alexer
Mary (Smart) Dunhad
Old
Beacon Street
Cosmopolitan Club
Cosmopolitan Garden
Arthur F. Mayo & Son
Igh Wrest
Oak Grove Cemetery
Local Social Notes From Woolwich and Vicinity
Mr and Mrs Harlan Trott and Delano drove to Camden. Several families visit Popham Bailey Island including the Conchs and the Crockers with Patricia. Relatives stay at Popham Buddy Donnell returns from Green. Howe brothers visit grandparents Wilbur and Mrs. Howe in Billerica Mass.
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Harlan Trott
Trott
Delano
Camden
S. E. Conch
Bertram Crocker
Patricia
Popham and
Bailey Island
Roberta Oliver
Freeman Oliver
Popham
Buddy Donnell
Harry Donnell
Green
Richard
Robert
Allan Howe
Washington
Clarence Baker
Jacene
James Parker
New Jersey
Olive Wade
Statler Hotel
Boston
Roy Francis
Auburn
Sherwood Francis
Francis
Mary St. Pierre
Donald
Dale
Bernard Tully
Belgrade Lakes
Unclear fragmentary note references Bath meeting 1946
Fragmentary text mentions a 1946 Bath meeting, Mrs. Gilbert Atwood of Oak Street, and contact with Kindred. References a Boston bank Wemp and a person named Meagan BH.
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Reets
Ptm Meagan BH
Bath
Gilbert Atwood
Oak
Boston
Frank E. Merryman 73 dies in Bath
Frank E. Merryman aged 73 suddenly passed away in Bath. He was born in North Bath, son of Captain Frank Merryman, a longtime Bath resident. He was a veteran and worked in Bath, leaving behind his wife and friends in the community.
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North
Bath
Brunswick
Frank E. Merryman
Kiery
Ars
Frank
Man
Mr. Merryman
Herbert
Obituary notice for Otis L. Pero at Cook's Corner Brunswick
Otis L Pero long noted for red antiques died after years of work. His home was Cook's Corner in Brunswick. Survived by wife A L Pero four daughters Mrs Jeanette Crockett four sons Clarenenit H Pan of Wick and four sisters Mrs Record Buckfield Worrey of Mass Mrs Jose and Mrs Harriet 1 7 a of locabs
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Pero
Cook's Corner
Brunswick
A L. Pero
Jeanette Crockett
Coe E. W. Son
Clarenenit H. Pan Ofwick
Buckfield
Nestine Worrey
Yn Mass
Jose
Harriet
Johnson Widow Carrie P. Funeral Notice
The body of Mrs. Carrie P. Johnson widow of Ernest John Sanne A from Alham ra Ca. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at One Funeral home on Washing Street with Rev Hodgkins pastor of Central Church officiating. Burial was in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie P. Johnson
Ernest John
Alhamra
Ashing Street
Rev. Hodgkins
Central Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mr and Mrs Thompson Honor Guests in Upper Wi Street Visit
Mr and Mrs Albert H Thompson of Upper Wi Street hosted guests Sunday including Mrs Josiah White of Emond. Mrs White serves as district deputy president of District No see the Rebekah Assembly of ne.
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Albert
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