Food sale and first club meeting noted in local paper
The article records a Woman's Club food sale and tea at Mrs Harold Garrison's home along with notes from the first meeting since June. It lists attendees and locals visiting town, including families and students connected to area schools and nursing programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Blagdon
Woman's Club
Harold Garrison
Harvy
Josephine Merry
Frances Plumstead
Birch Point
Ethel Reed
North School
Oe Mahan
Carroll Foss
Edgecomb
Local Residents Attend Visits and Trips Across Towns
Mrs Vinnie Quinnam visits daughter Mrs Russell Lewis and Mr Lewis. Allen Hunnewell family weekend at Bing ham. Allen Zook and Margaret Lewis of Philadelphia visit Mrs Julia Lewis. Earle Pulsifer travels to Whitman Massachusetts for Tufts Dental School studies. Raymon ShermanEnjoys two weeks at Moosehead Lake. Carl M P Larrabee attends Waterville gladiolus show. serves on an association committee. Augusta selectmen met state officials on town matters. Vivienne Wright Dunn returns to California to open a school. Charles H Grover and wife visit Medfield relatives. James Ifill attends Past Masters Night at Lincoln Lodge. Sally Kimball returns from University Educational tour in Europe. Lieut Walter Miete home from Rhode Island for long weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinnie Quinnam
Russell Lewis
Lewis
Allen Hunnewell
Bingham
Allen Zook
Margaret Lewis
Philadelphia
Julia Lewis
Federal Street
Earle Pulsifer
Whitman
Mass
Pulsifer
Tufts Dental School
Richard E. Kimball
Europe
Walter Miete
Rhode Island
Woolwich Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Guests
Woolwich residents host and visit over a weekend as families from Bangor Bath Portland Westport and Yarmouth gather at cottages in Bay Point Capital Island and Bay Keith. Attendees include Jordan Wright Clarence Allen Thurl Gray and many relatives with trips to Windsor fair and the White Mountains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Jennie Howe
Woolwich
Old Spinning Wheel Club
Jordan Wright
Clarence Allen
Bay
Keith Jameson
Canada
Thurl Gray
Richard
Bangor
Gilbert Hathorn
John Howe
Bath
Wilburn Howe
Dorothy
Ann Tarbox
Westport
Carl Grand
David
Auburn
Russell Dorr
Wayne
Albert Temple
Richard Stinson
Merchant Marine
Boston
Ast Wade
William Delong
Dahoc
Central Maine
Lewiston
Woodrow 7Man
William Leeman
Howard McNeil
Willard Elliott
Portland
Capital Island
James Parker
Gaylyn Eileen
Bath Memorial Soa
Olive R. Wade
Bay Point
Maxcy
Sync II
Raymond Larson
Sally
Belmont
Mass
Edward Kaiser
Linda
Richard Maxcy
Yarmouth
Bruce de Merritt
Rochester
N. H
W. Duplisea
Duplisea
White Mountains
Massachusetts
Roy Gray
Willard
Freeman Oliver and Cullen Families Named in Sagadahoc Notes
Mrs Freeman Oliver of Oolw ich and Mrs Leo Cullen of Chelsea are mentioned in Sagadahoc Ferry notices along with families tied to local households. The fragment records social references to residents and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Oliver
Oolwich
Leo Cullen
Chelsea
Rotoieg Weening
Oes
Nts
Sagadahoc Ferry
Grange Gypsies Travel to Auburn for Festive Meeting
West Bath Grange group rode a chartered bus to Auburn for a gala meeting headlined by Governor Hildreth. Attendants included Miss Geraldine Driscoll and numerous spouses and members in gypsy costumes, with Dromore collaborators joining the parade after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildreth
West Bath
Geraldine Driscoll
Daugh
William Coombs
Murray Thompson
Alice Johnson
Ellie Manion
Tia Day
Nellie Booker
Hope Ward
Alice Smith
Edith Burnham
Persis Miller
Edna Higgins
Majorie Billings
Doris Tobey
S. Joyce Wentworth
Barbara Holderness
Ethel MacDonald
Joseph Wilson
Eves Andre, Jr
Wesley Mcee
Miss Driscoll
Bath Voters to Decide Sept 8 on Council-Manager Plan
Editorial argues for adopting the council manager form to curb high municipal costs and improve efficiency. Cites university programs, 125 cities with 10 000 to 25 000 populations, and average manager salaries around 5452 as evidence of viable modern governance. Warns against public indifference hindering school upkeep and recreation development. Penny wise pound foolish.
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Penny Wise Pound
Winnegance PTA Reports Dishes From Mage Sale Funds
The Winnegance Parent-Teachers Association met for the season's first meeting. Mrs. Mabel Williams presented a full report on the rum mage sale profits used to buy dishes. Thelma Skil outlined a summer redecorating of the school house including cleaning floors painting and outside lighting. Skillin chaired the work with Mrs. Mabel Willas and guests Dr and Mrs G S Guder.
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Winnegance Pta
Winnegance Parent- Teachers Association
Rotary
Mabel Williams
PTA
Thelma Skil
Skillin
Fae
Mabel Wil-las
Becker Couples Attend Phipps Event
Mr and Mrs Charles Becker attend a social gathering with Mr and Mrs Georgevis of Phipps noted in a local society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Becker
Mrs. Georgevis
Phipps
Eastern States Farmers' Exchange Meets at West Bath Hall
The Eastern States Farmers' Exchange held a meeting at West Bath hall with talks by John Andrews and Hubert Tracy. Kenneth Noyes was elected as a legate with alternate by Moses Larrabee. The group, a farmer owned cooperative, serves about 70,000 members and operates large mills in Buffalo and Mass. and fuses feed and fertilizer plants in West Concord.
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E West Bath
Beargaret
Eastern States Farmers’ Exchange
West Bath Hall
John Andrews
Hubert Tracy
Moses Larrabee
Kenneth Noyes
Oee
Buffalo
N. Y
York
West Concord
Mass
Blanche Locke
Eryter
Ruth Hawks
Harriet Pauline Belanger
Belanger
Iearr
Forest Barymond Barter
Herbert Hamlin
Clarence Cotton
Chester McCrater
Sherman Mitchell
William White
Leon Belanger
Pauline Belanger
Littlefield School
Charles Eastman
Madeline Nevers
Lewiston
Donald Watt
Joan Graor
Local Family News From Auburn Sunday Visit
The text notes visits in Auburn on Sunday with mentions of Mrs. Lead, Mrs. Marshall Boudreau, Mr. John Burns, Andrew Babkirk, Ronald, Santa, Zohn, Jeffrey, and Mrs. Leon L. Kimball. The fragmentary items reference family greetings and a car trip context without full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Burns
Andrew Babkirk
Ronald
Satna
Lead
Marshall Boudreau
Zohn
Jeffrey
Leon L. Kimball
Auburn
Bowdoin Student Publishes Novel End of My Life
Vance Bourjaily, Bowdoin College student and ambulance driver in the Middle East, authors End of My Life published by Charles Scribner's Sons. The serious first novel follows a post World War II generation, drawing on Bourjaily’s experiences and life with his wife in New Meadows, with publishers calling it unusually promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Vance Bourjaily
Bowdoin College
Bourjaily Renees
New Meadows
Middle East
Ernest Hemingway
Mr. Bourjaily
Bangor
Bourjaily
Bowdoin
Eagles Shut Out Skibos On Tuesday Night
In a first round semi final off game at Kelley Field the Eagles blanked the Skibos. Bronson and Bronson both pitched well with few errors as Gaudet and Bernier led with key hits. Morin and Frank Bronson drove in runs while fielding was sharp despite rain.
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Eagles
Kelley Field
Eagle
Geo. Bronson
Kelley
Remick
Ford
Clement
M. Craig
Bernier
Femgwer
Coche Eaguer
Bronson
Scren Oing
Morin
Mies
Frank Bronson Naeves
Eveno
Mike Nerd
George Bronson
Gaudet
Jim Morse
Fub Clement
Lignite Defined as Coal Family Fuel
Lignite is a combustible coal family fuel with carbon content ranging from fifty five to seventy five percent as described.
Holiday week end visitors at Small Point Beach club
Mr and Mrs Walter E and Mr and Mrs John Randall and family of Bryn Mawr Pa along with numerous relatives spent the holiday weekend at the Small Point Beach club. Guests included Miss Cony Dearborn visiting from Kalamazoo and Mr Dearborn’s relatives. Several parties returned to homes in New York Philadelphia Harrisburg Ithan Winchester and Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Richards
Billy Richards
Waterville
Tees
Arthur Deehan
McKinnon
Carolyn
North Whitefield
Warren Babbridge
Edward Kenney
Mable Harraden
Hartford
Mr. Rae
New York
Col
D. K. Mitchell
Clearwater
Fla
Chester Dunham
Jeanette Williams
Boston
Dorothy Williams
Elmer Williams
Foster's Point
Clarence Remington
Clarenes, Jr
East Bethela
Lorena Cushing
David A Binns
East Andover
Mass
Charles
Kenneth Noyes
An Howard Noyes
Beverly
Walter E
John Randall
Bryn Mawr
Small Point Beach Club
Cap Wese
H. R
Sullivan Orent
Letitia
Needham
Sargent
Washington, D.C
A Point Beach Club
Cony
Dearborn
Kalamazoo
Douglas Born
Small Point
Lewis Hyde
Topsham Pupils to Attend School Here
A special meeting approved Topsham pupils attending Mares High in Bath due to overcrowding at the local facility. About 60 students would ride buses, with parents to supervise and a half hour lunch period added. Mr and Mrs Earle W Ulsi ter of Wisca aoy Mass, former Bath employee, will be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mares High
Leon P. Spinney
Topsham Y
Earle W
Ulsiter
Wisca Aoy
Mass
The
Bath
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