Local candidates, church notices, and school reopenings announced
Daylight saving time state election will be Monday with polls 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Local schools reopen Monday for Fall term. Various congregations and granges hold meetings and guest speakers including Rev. Shirley Green of Indiana and officials from Maine churches. Community events include clambake, fair plans, and Pomona grange hosting. Multiple personal items list residents visiting, moving, or returning, with references to Bath, Phippsburg, Winneganee, Small Point, and West Bath communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Shirley Green
Indiana
Congregational Churches
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
Small Point Parsonage
Bodwell Grange
Pomona Grange
Rock Hill Inn
West Bath
Owen Brewster
Margaret Chase Smith
Robert Hale
Frederick Payne
John G. Morse, Jr
Dromore Grange
Topsham Grange
Arthur Williams
William Robshaw
Center
Grace P. Dickinson
Center Church
Charles L. Stevens
Robert C. Whitehead
Macy Whitehead
Thomas L. Totman
I. Wilson Rainey
Earl Lowell
Maine Seacoast Mission
Phippsburg Christian Service
Congregational Christian Conference of Maine
Christian Service Committee
Mark Harrington
Stanwood Gilman
Thomas Totman
Sarah Lowell
Winneganee P. T. A
Sagadahoc P Mona Grange
Woolwich
Raymond Campbell
Clinton Beals
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin
Taxation If Elected Will Not Support a New Major Tax
A political stance states that if elected, the candidate will oppose introducing a new major tax. The focus is on fiscal restraint and limiting additional levies.
Lakewood Season Closes With Two Comedy Runs
The Lakewood Players stage Separate Rooms at 8 p.m. nightly through Saturday with a Saturday matinee, featuring Wallis Clark in his only summer appearance and a cast including Lawrence Fletcher Paula Houston Henry Richards and Mary K Wells. I Like It Here opens Monday as the farewell production closing the Lakewood theater season on Saturday September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood Players
Wallis Clark
Lawrence Fletcher
Paula Houston
Henry Richards
Mary K. Wells
Lakewood Theater
Popham Beach Offers Variety of Picnic Centers
The Gilbert Atwoods of Bath enjoy two weeks at a river side cottage at Popham Beach. Spinney's store, the White Spot and Lil's Place provide meal and picnic options for cottagers and day visitors near Fox Island. The Acton Hathaways will return Tuesday to Lexington Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Acton Hathaways
Lexington
Mass
Tardiff Family Reunion After Montreal Wedding
Joseph Tardiff and his daughters Ann and Theresa returned to Nichols Street Monday after a weekend in Quebec and St. Anne de Beaupre. They stayed with Mr and Mrs Lucien Lambert in Quebec where a reception and family party honored Miss Germaine Tardiff, who wed Saturday in Montreal. It marked the first meeting in 15 years with Germaine’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Tardiff
Ann
Theresa
Nichols Street
Quebec
St. Anne de Beaupre
Mr Tardiff
Lucien Lambert
Lamberts
Germaine Tardiff
Montreal
Mr. Tardiff
Germaine
Harry Hannaford
Wilbur May
Plainfield
N. J
Earle B. Perkins
Cranberry Point
Labor Day
Edith Perkins
Kenneth R. Goodwin
New London
South Francisco
Kenneth Wallace
West Point
S. C. Moore
Florence Thompson
Garden Inn
Thomas Home
Ralph Seekins
Bath
St. Clair
Brewer
Carl S. Lewis
Esther Higgins
Josephine Baker
Nellie Ricker
Ethel Davis
Brunswick
Sarah Bailey
Woolwich
I. B. Neiley
Florence Neiley
Trafton Swain
York Village
Joseph Larrabee
John Larrabee
Bath Iron Works
Walter Larrabee
Topsham
New Meadows Lake
Richard Merrifield
Lee
Boothbay
Ralph King
Ralph King Jr
Gardner
Mass
Warren Mank
USN
Sandra
Bayonne
Lannes Fuller
Lannes
Victor Fuller
Elmer Mank
Joseph Stetson
G. C. Smith
F. W. Deehan
Boothbay Playhouse
Richard Renshaw
Richard
Fort Dix
C. R. Sims
Fred Larrabee
John Murphy
Sebasco
Herbert
Larrabee
Francis Deehan
Irving Burnham
Lawrence Burnham
Kittery
Russell Stover
Carol
Fred Bubier
Howard Bubier
Albert Suzuki
Tokyo
Japan
West Bath
Suzuki
Maine
Winthrop
Jesus
Bos
Parker Head notes and school openings fill town page
Sept 10 guest speaker at Parker Head church and Sept 11 village school opening. Walter Cushing praised for painting and repairs. Mrs. Earl Lowell continues as teacher. Morse High opens Sept 12. Local students listed: Beverly and Robert Moore Sara and William Lowell Joyce Albert Edward Gray Laura Wyman Sandra Mank Laurence Morong David Harrington. Numerous social visits and weekend guests reported among Parker Head families and residents, including military members George and Ensign Lowell. Holiday gatherings at Camp Three Fevers wrap summer programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Head
Walter Cushing
Earl Lowell
Morse High School
Beverly Moore
Robert Moore
Sara
William Lowell
Joyce
Albert
Edward Gray
Laura Wyman
Sandra Mank
Laurence Morong
David Harrington
J. D. Littley
Lewis Lowell
A. E. Lowell
Sebasco
Maurice Blaisdell
Charles Blaisdell
C. L. Stevens
Turner McCarty
McCarty
Lee Sheldon
Annie Williams
Lemont
Wakefield
Bath
Williams
Earl Hamel
Judy
Phippsburg Center
J. Frank Mezenski
Hamel
Laurence Thayer
Jane
Stephen
Parker
John W. Libby
Boatswain
USN
Boston
Florida
Ensign L. D. Lowell
California
San Diego
Daisy Talbot
Rose Swanson
Florence Rollins
Ethel MacElroy
Willard Percy
Rollins
William Cushing
Marion Cushing
Charles
West Port
Arthur Brown, Jr
Portland
Joe Dunton
Peter Bush
Augusta
Labor Day
Eugene Ross
Herbert Hunt
East Boston
Walter
Mann
New Jersey
Samuel Sternberg
Medford
Mass
Marilyn Sternberg
Herbert Bassett
Seymour Hunter
Bonnie
East
Francis Moran
Watertown
Judge Littlefield
Effie Hodgkins
Scarboro
Leslie Logan
Walter Hill
Indiana
Laura Gage
Blanche Logan
Malcolm O'Brien
Mareena
Greer School
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
O’briens
Wendell Hall
Nobleboro
Clifton Maryland
Mable Sidelinger
Charles Barnett
Edward Vouloune
Storrs
William Hodgkins
Arthur Bergeron
Wilma Hodgkins
Roy Fobert
Archie Erickson, Jr
Beatrice Denningham
J. D. Libby
Harold Barkaklow
Libby
Bert Nisbet
Searsmont
Clarence Sheffield
Harold Seavey
James
Robert Whitehead
H. M. Whitehead
Small Point
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange Meets with Woolwich Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona grange held its August meeting with Woolwich grange on Wednesday evening. A harvest supper preceded business and program. Past Masters honored with boutonnieres. Guests included visiting masters from Huntoon Hill and Thomaston granges. Elizabeth Eastman reported on a Dirigo grange fair. West Bath grange contributed a poem. Over 110 attended and West Bath won the attendance cup. Sagadahoc Pomona will meet September 27 with Sagadahoc grange for a day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Pomona Grange
Woolwich Grange
John Sutter
Ethel MacDonald
Ment
Harry Peterson
Howard Carr
Albert Henderson
Alice Larrabee
Elfreda Perkins
Norman Curtis
Maine
Lucy Armstrong
West Bath Grange
Esther Andrews
Sagadahoc Pomona
Sagadahoc Grange
Beach Improvement Group Holds Meeting Amid Quiet Offshore
Officers and directors of the Pop ham Beach Improvement Association met Wednesday evening, last week, at the library and plan to reconvene on Sept 6. Holiday crowds faced cloudy skies and rain as the season wound down with many leaving for homes after a summer at cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
Rahway
N. J
South Shore
Francis Hill
Manchester
N. H
Mill
Frederick
Richard
Betty
John B. Curran
Charlotte Curran
Claude Bonesteel
Troy
N. Y
Peter A. Isaacson
Lewiston
Isaacson
Stone House
Albert Towner
Janice
Margaret
Waltham
Mass
Perley Quimby
Phippsburg Center
Frank D. Scott
Robert C. White
Barry
Ross
Norfolk
Mr.White
Warren White
Harvey Chubbuck
Woolwich
Nancy Welch
John Grover
Sandra
Norwood
George
Beverly Main
Wiscasset
John Marsh
Marsh Cottage
Willard Oliver
Bath
Oliver
Vernon M. Mattson
Newtonville
N. H. Mattson
Robert Fitzgerald
Newton Center
Mattson
Albert Vachon
Roland McIintosh
Linda
Gail McIntosh
Bath Memorial Hospital
Philip Wyman
Albert Pence
North Berwick
J. Walter Snipe
John Mitchell
Spinney Guest Home
E. V. Porth
New York City
T. R. Joslin
Norway
Milton ‘May
Port Chester
Carlisle Horne
Portland
Marguerite McNulty
Arthur Kelley
Newport
R. I
Spinney House
Kelley
Kennebec
Robert Smith
Buffalo
John Clair Minot
John
Dover
Harry Bagley
Boston
Local Residents Vacation Notes From Boothbay and Nearby
Social notes recount visits and travels of Plainfield and nearby residents. Families such as the Hannafords, Lewises, Perkinses, Goodwins, Wallaces, Seekins, Lewis, Wasp, and Hills are listed with cottages, holiday weekends, dinners, and trips to Boothbay, Pemaquid Point, and Port Clyde. Individuals relocate for duty stations and retirement, with several attending gatherings and visiting relatives across Maine and Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Green
Waldoboro
Pemaquid Point
Charles Felch
Hardings
Johnson Cottage
Wyman’s Shore
Carl S. Lewis
Swampscott
Mass
Percy Cottage
Arthur L. Percy
Richard Percy
Port Clyde
Lewis
Donald Sawyer
Barlow's
Boothbay
M. E. Wilbur
Martha Sanborn
Bath
Damariscotta
C. Harry Hannaford
Lynn
Walter Wasp
Celia Wright
Buffalo
N. Y
Hannafords
Wasp
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Portland
Edwin Hill
Fred French
Kingfield
Nathaniel Percy
Clara Scott
Sebasco Estates
West Bath groups share sewing and community events
West Bath activity includes the sewing group making bandages for Togus hospital with Mrs. Hazel Whorfl and others present. Harvesters 4 H club earned a white ribbon at Bear Pond field day in Turner. Many locals visited, hosted guests, and attended church events including a talk by Albert Suzuki from Tokyo at the West Bath church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Lowell
Togus Hospital
Hazel Whorfl
Lillie Donnell
Gladys Deehan
Sadie Davis
Harvesters
Bear Pond
Turner
Wallace Ham
Day's Ferry
Bath
The
Red Cross
Anne Mullin
Veterans’ Hospital
Togus
Woolwich
Kittredge Family Reunion in Woolwich After 1948
A large Woolwich gathering at the Jordan Wright home on Barley Neck road marked a rare Kittredge family reunion, the first since 1948. Eldie Kittredge, later Mrs. Wright, led a lobster dinner and reminiscences among relatives from Maine and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Wright
Barley Neck Road
Kittredge
Woolwich
Wright
Harold Stanton, Jr
Brocl
Eugene
Bath
Ronald Smith
Pittsfield
Mass
Nancy French
Charles Thompson
Audrey
Esther
Bunny
New Boston
N. H
Leon Kittredge
Frank Kittredge
Brockton
Richard Dando
Judy
Richard
New Hyde Park
N. Y
William Duplesia
Doris Steele
Mary
Hallowell
Richard Maxcey
Yarmouth
Clarence Allen
Patricia
Holbrooke, Mass
Thompson
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Joseph Connely
Westtown
John Leach
Marilla Williams
Jersey City
John McMann
Pauline Seavey
Camp Manitou
Stanley Strout
Leah E. Strout
Winneganee
Mabel Mereen
Henry W. Wallace
Schenectady
Frederick M. Haggett
Charles McIntirey
Abram Pearson
Ardsly
Ahi
Alvin Pye
John Malcolm
Eastland
Arthur Stewart
Somerville
Richard C. Morse
Maurice Blair
Cornish
H. B. Wyman
J. O. Wyman
Marian K. Winslow
Morse
Irvine Mank
Courtney
Walter McCourt
Arthur Moore, Jr
Clarence Spinney
Marilyn
Glenda
Hartford
Pauline Wyman
Allston
ENT
Robert E
Lakewood
Sagadahoc
Elizabeth Webber
Cambridge
Alonzo Fisher
Park Street
Meadowbrook
Robert E. Wagner
Cox
John H. McNary
Hanover
Jack
Dartmouth
David Loring
Dana W. Smail
C. C. Sargent
West Bath Methodist Church
Carl Longfellow
Eugene Sprague
Central Church
Frieda Bagdikian
Edward V. Reed
Good Will Club
Cincinnati
Ewart Simpkinson
Tedet
Ted Os
Betty Young
Denver
Col
John Young
Northwestern Medical School
James Mischler
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Marty
Terry
Ted Marty
Iris
A. Webster
Webster
Nequasset Congregational Church
John Anderson
Nequasset
Clyde Baker
Jue
POLI
Arrow
Max Katz
Elm St
the Workingman’s Store
State OF Maine Hotel Association Co
M. Parker
Bangor, Maine