Phippsburg Happenings Include Health Clinic and Meetings
The town held a pre school health clinic at the town hall with twenty five children vaccinated. Volunteers assisted Dr Jacob Smith and Miss Chamberlain. later events included Bodwell grange meeting, church services at Center and Small Point churches, PTA activities, and a summer community social with singing and puppetry.
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Town Hall
Jacob Smith
Miss Chamberlain
H. Macy Whitehead
Clarence Schofield
Maurice Blair
Barbara Wyman
Lucy Smith
Martin Eaton
Bodwell Grange
Horace Holton
Center Church
Phippsburg P. T. A
Small Point Parsonage
Adelees Cer
Frederick Haggett
Albert F. Totman
Chaucer
Lamb
Tristam
Whittier
Riverside Hall
Small Point
Christian Service Committee
Center Church Lawn
Alice Lowell
Albert Bailey
West Town
Adele Spencer
Clifford Pye
Miss Spencer
Mark Harrington
Edward DeBery
John Rogers
Boston
Leonard Rainey
Bainbridge
Stanwood Gilman
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Ann Stewart
I. W. Rainey
Mary Perkins
Marguerite Mc
Parker Head Social Roundup At Phippsburg Lawn Party
Social listings show Parker Head residents and visitors attending a Phippsburg Christian Service lawn party with numerous locals and friends. Several families travel for visits to Norridgewock Belgrade and other towns while local stores close on Labor Day and church activities continue.
School calendar outlines opening week and bus routes
Loring R. Addison releases the start of the school year plan with a Sept 7 teacher meeting and Sept 8 regular sessions. Timetables cover school hours and bus schedules for Bath area plus hot lunch 26 cents per meal and no school signals via WCSH and fire alarm.
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Loring R. Addison
Harvard Street
West Bath
Bath
Huse
Fisher School
Washington Primary
Dike
North Grammar
North Primary
Mitchell
Portland
WCSH
Social visits and local calls across Freeport Bath and Monhegan
Vacationing guests and local callers are noted across towns including Freeport Bath Yarmouth and Monhegan Island. Families mentioned include the Blaisdells Dennison Falan Rollins Nadeau Cushing Gagnon Morrell and others with gatherings at Flying Point and Rock Hill Inn West Bath.
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McCarthy
Charles Blaisdell
Frank Percy
Hollis Coffin
Flying Point
Freeport
E. A. Hathorne
Lillian Temple
Bath
Torrent No. 1 of Bath Takes Second at Agawam Muster
The handtub Torrent 1 of Bath finished second in the second class at the Agawam muster in River side park Agawam Mass on Sunday. The crew earned $100 for second place and $25 for longest distance traveled. Chester H McCabe acted as foreman during the regular foreman’s absence and also led two other first class machines that won money. The Neptune won best parade appearance. The Torrent heads to Marblehead Friday for the big muster on Sept 4.
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Agawam
Riverside Park
Neptune
Newburyport
Mass
Protection
Newbury
Pocahontas
Rhinebeck
Amherst
Ipswich
Alabama Coon
Niagara
Upton
Bath
Holliston
Gerry
Marblehead
Eagle
Merrimac
Municipal Court Hears Two Driving Cases
Recorder Arthur Dolloff presided. Charles A. Dunham of Litchfield pleaded innocent but waived hearing on a drunken driving charge on Route 201 at Bowdoin. He was found guilty, fined 100 dollars, and must pay 6 dollars costs, appealing to the October term with 300 dollars surety. Donald A. Boudrot of Newton pleaded guilty to speeding 70 in a 45 zone on U S Route 1 at Woolwich, fined 10 dollars plus 6 dollars costs.
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Arthur D. Dolloff
Charles A. Dunham
Litchfield
Bowdoin
Dunham
Sagadahoe Superior Court
Donald A. Boudrot
Newton
Mrs Otis N E Card In Memorial Hospital Care
Mrs. Otis N. E. Card of North Street is listed as a medical patient at Memorial hospital.
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Otis N. E. Card
North Street
The
Memorial Hospital
Popham church hosts summer service and hymn sing
Miss Charlotte Ho-To of Oberlin Ohio was guest speaker at the last Sunday service in Popham. Adele Spencer led an inspiring hymn sing at the Phippsburg Center church. The Junior Sewing club funded a new colored window and raised funds for interior repairs.
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Charlotte Ho-To
Oberlin
Anna Spencer
Adele Spencer
Phippsburg Center
Ada Haggett
Spencer
Europe
Asia
Maine
Junior Sewing Club of
Popham
Phippsburg
Ocean View Park
White Spot
South Beach
Route 209
Spirit Pond
Christian Worker
H. Macy Whitehead
Small Point Parsonage
Brotherhood of Corliss Street Baptist Church
Bath
Albert V. Volpe
Douglas
Olga Carlson
Dix’s Island
Portland
Mary McDonald
Leon Fickett
Wiscasset
Ira A. Witham
Clinton
William LaHart
New Jersey
Rev. Williams
Manchester
Spinney Cottage
Harry Toppan
Harry, Jr
Thomas
Richard
Dover
N. H
Richard D. Keyes
Chesterfield
Mass
Earl Hoagland
Leonard
Rahway
N. J
Edward Erskine
Robert
Ernest Oliver
Erskine
Roland MacIntosh
Edward Lembo
Edward
Framingham
Myra Scott
Holmes Fickett
Skowhegan
B. S. Berry
New York
John Grindell
Sherry
Sally
West Bath
Mildred Sprague
Carl Newcomb
Allan Rogers
Caswell Strout
Margaret
Edith
L. W. Quarles
George B. Marshall
Columbus
Spinney Guest House
Robert Carson
Summit
Harry Adelson
Adelson
Bath bound collier Berwindvale ships cargo last week
The collier Berwindvale traversed the Kennebec to Bath with coal for Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co, sailing out Thursday. Community notices recount social visits, trips, and dinners involving Goodwin, Dozois, Spencer, Wilbur, and McLanathan families from Bath to Swampscott and Islip with several weekend and Sunday outings.
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Berwindvale
Kennebec
Bath
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Dromore Extension Group
Dromore Grange Hall
Martin F. Goodwin
P. Edward DeBerg
Stanton C. Dozois
Phippsburg Center
Richard Dozois
Mary Moon
Pemaqui
Oberlin
Dozois
Sarah E. Wilbur
Eleanor Thomas
Bailey Island
Robert Thistle
Marion Thistle
Meadowbrook
Richard McLanathan
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
Waltham
Mass
Matinicus
Adele Spencer
Charlotte Ho-Topp
Vee P. Edward DeBery
Thursay
Move of 18 foot digester load to Millinocket paper mill
The State Highway Commission routes an 18 foot wide load from Kittery to Great Northern Paper's Mill in Millinocket. The base digester will travel via Route 1 to Wis-casset and a path through Randolph, China, Unity, and Hampden to Bangor, then Routes 2 and 157 to Millinocket. Departure from Bethlehem on August 30, arrival in Maine August 31, with road stoppages 3 PM to daylight. Police accompany the move to manage traffic and deter passing at hazards.
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State Highway Commission
Kittery
Great Northern Paper Company
Millinocket
Bethlehem
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Wiscasset
Randolph
China
Unity
State YMCA Camp Closes After Busy Maine Season
Camp Manitou on Lake Cobbosseecontee ended its 39th Maine State YMCA Camp season with 907 attendees. Eight weeks saw 500 boys participate for 1623 camp weeks from 98 Maine communities and 44 outside locations including 9 states plus District of Columbia France and Canada. Mrs Della Hodgkins of Bath served as dean of girls and assisted in the program alongside Rev Laforest E Hodgkins.
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Camp Manitou
Congregational Christian Conference of Maine
Maine State Ymca
Lake Cobbosseecontee
Gordon W. Drew
Augusta
YMCA
W. David Dellert
Maine
District of Columbia
France
Canada
Congregational Church
Della Hodgkins
Bath
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Central Congregational Church
David Watts Hosts 13th Birthday Party
David Watts son of Mrs. Philip Boyd celebrated his 13th birthday Wednesday afternoon from two to four o clock. Friends played games and quizzes, with a decorated cake and ice cream served. Guests included Peter Upham John Marks Kenneth Delano Margo Lawrence Erroll Snipe Stephen White Ralph Oulton Richard Oulton Marie Foss and Rusty Watts. About 44 percent of British women workers are married.
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David Watts
Philip Boyd
High Street
David
Peter Upham
John Marks
Kenneth Delano
Margo
Lawrence
Erroll Snipe
Stephen White
Ralph Oulton
Richard Oulton
Marie Foss
Rusty Watts
Coast Guard Seeks New Enlistments Across State
Chief G W Lowther announced open Coast Guard enlistments due to recent early releases creating shortages. Recruiters will tour Auburn Portland Rockland Bangor and Bangor Mall on alternating Wednesdays and Fridays with outreach to SPARS and reserves. Open to men 17 to 26 as well as former Navy and Coast Guard personnel seeking reentry.
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G. W. Lowther
Coast Guard
Court House
Auburn
South Portland
Portland
Grant’s
Brunswick
Rockland
Bangor
Lowther
Regular
X-Navy
X-Coast Guard
Hallowell
Ducks Begin Arrival as Open Season Nears Bay Area
Waterfowl reports show thousands of ducks in Merrymeeting Bay signaling a busy opening day of the season about a month away. In contrast, North Woolwich logs reveal deer poaching by night hunters prompting immediate crackdown and calls for tips to game wardens.
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Merrymeeting Bay
Woolwich
Wyman Family Plans Motor Vacation Through New England
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wyman and their son Terry of Bedford road depart Monday on a motor vacation trip through Maine, Massachusetts and Connecticut. They will pass a few days at Sebago Lake before returning home and visit friends and relatives in several towns and cities.
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Philip Wyman
Terry
Bedford Road
Maine
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Wymman
Bath
Sebagola
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Jack Henderson
Steuben
Frank Faulkner
Sally Rainey
Walter Purington
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Charles L. Stevens
Fred Ainsmith
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Wilson Rainey
Parker
Parker Head
Phippsburg Christian Service
Earl Lowell
Leston Harrington
Albert Epstein
Ronald Nadeau
Allan Harrington
Ricki
Jackie Libby
Harry Lewis
Judy Hamel
W. H. Wyman
Mary Anne
Jackie Wyman
Ralph Hasty
Patty
Mary
Ralph, Jr
James
Martha
Nancy
Diane Ross
Dora Wyman
Frances Barkalow
Ralph Meets
Earl Hamel
J. Arling
Eugene Ross
Norridgewock
Stella
Hilda Packard
Old Point
Coburn Park
Belgrade
Smithfield
Rome
Father Rasle
Lowell
Frank Burnell
Clarence Skelfield
Perkins, Island
L. D. Lowell
E Lowell
L. Lowell
Sheffield
Lucy Orne
Mercy Hospital
Florence Rollins
Samuel Sternber
Laurence Thayer
Phippsburg Congregational Church
Beals
Dromore Grange
Russell Turner
Ken Weeks
Ohio
Sherman Smith
Paul Dunning
William Hodgkins
Wilma
Sonny Erickson
Rhode Island
Emma Erickson
Herbert Bassett
Sam _ Sternberg
Walter Cushing
Barbara Harrington
Dexter Robinson
Allen Harrington
Harrington
David and
Allen
J. A. Darling
William Cushing
Frances Marks
Eugene Harrington
Arthur Gediman
Maurice
Estella
Allie Wallace
W. A. Lowell
Clara Darling
Clyde Stilphen
Galen Hinckley
Elmer Allard
Ethel McElroy
Turner McCarthy
Worcester
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N. Y
Ballantine Kantine & Sona
New York, N. 4
Bath Junior High
Morse High School
Bath Junior High School
Mitchell School
North
Fisher and Huse
Superintendent of Schools
North Bath
Old Brunswick Road
Whiskeay
Upper High Street
Washington Street
Lambert Park
Winneganee
Pine Street
Leeman Highway
Russell
Union
Upper Washington
America
Agawam Muster
State OF Maine Hotel Association
W. R. Davis
Portland, Maine
Cox
Roger Skillings
Donald Rankin
Deborah
White Plains
Kojiro Tomita
Richard B. McLanathan
Julia B. Dozois
Friendship
Eugene Lowell
South Waldoboro
H. L. Carlisle
Joseph A. Coss
Dean Bonney
Park Street
Nova Scotia
Coss
Joseph W. Bowden
Parrsboro
Bonney
Leslie Merriam
Spencer’s Island
State Y. M. C. A. Camp
Lake Cobbossecontee
Margaret Chase Smith
Congress
Appropriations
Armed Services
Burton M. Cross
Senate
Augusta City
Robert Hale
Maine House of Representatives
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U. S. House of Representatives
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Korea
Maine Republican Eerol
Republican State Committee
John F. Weston
Fryeburg
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