Lincoln County Court to open in November at Wiscasset
Hon Abraham M Rudman will preside as Lincoln County Superior Court opens the fall term in Wiscasset in November. Court officers include Boothbay Harbor County Attorney James Blenn Perkins and Sheriff Stanley G Waltz. reporters, clerk, and jurors named. Wiscasset schools resume Sept 12 with a reading clinic for teachers. Fire at Charles Dunton garage on Federal street causes about 1000 dollars in damage. Deputy sheriff Robert J MacLaren appointed to fill vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham M. Rudman
Badger
Lincoln County Superior Court
Wiscasset
James Blenn Perkins
Boothbay Harbor
Stanley G. Waltz
Waldoboro
Ruel Hanks
Augusta
George A. Cowan
Damariscotta
Traverse
Anton Bartik
Helen Gaw
Boothbay
Elden Bartlett
Somerville
Jennie F. Begley
Margaret P. Cooney
Grace Cowley
Roland Tarbox
William Dorr
Charles J. Fenton
John Hall
Bristol
George S. Graffam
Whitefield
Heister Hornberger
Bremen
Winifred N. Houdlette
Dresden
Frances Johnston
Jefferson
Gordon T. Nutter
Monhegan
Emery Pinkham
Anna
Florence Reed
Clarence G
Lincoln Pomona
Anna White
Lincoln Street
Charles Dunton
Federal Street
Adams
Robert J. MacLaren
Leland Brown
Walter Brochu
Arthur Brochu
R. F
Mary Smith
Robert Smith
Sumner B. Shorey
Miss Petrie
Barbara Brown
Delight Greenleaf
Beatrice Cowley
Linda Cowley
Sherry Christiansen
Clarence Campbell
Patricia Campbell
East Boothbay
Joan Reed
Edda Bailey
Helen Erskine
Rebecca Erskine
Frances Petrie
Marilyn Jones
Sally Lewis
Judy MacFadden
Barbara Sanborn
Dorothy Buzzell
Dona
Woolwich News Highlights Labor Day Weekend Events
Woolwich hosts a busy Labor Day period with family reunions and gatherings across Ocean Point, Day's Ferry, and Barley Neck. Nequasset Extension Group reschedules to Sept 14 for ceramics, plus Know Your Neighbor talks on Canada. Woolwich Central School reopens after summer break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Woolwich Central
Merle Jameson
Middle Road
Jameson
Ocean Point
Henry Wright
Josiah Jameson
Leroy
Rockport
Kelsey Harkins
Glenn
Elsie Jameson
Waldoboro
Orville Jameson
Washington
George Weeks
Lynn
Elaine
Ellen
Camden
Maude Gray
Clifford Allen
Rockland
Roger Jameson
Joanne
Thomaston
Dyson Jameson
Gordon
Warren
Roxianne
Gregory
Mark
John Gallagher
Nequasset Extension Group
Good Will Club
Warren Adams
Topsham
Georgie Walker
Canada
Quebec
Montreal
Maud Wright
Woman’s Institute
Kingston
Ontario
Lemuel Preble
Frank J. Walker
Charlene Soule
Phipps Point
Richmond
George Hoyt
Harold Martin
Harold, Jr
Martin
Clemens
Swampscott
Mass
Mae Boyd
Boston
Day's Ferry
Sea Haven
Capitol Island
Russell Boyd
Swampscott High School
Elmer Newton
New Canaan
Duncan McNeish
Forrest Baker
Nequasset
Damariscotta Lake
Harry Plummer
North Bath
Eben Dana
Sagadahoc Ferry
James Thorpe
C. Irving Miller
C. Irving Miller, Jr
Brian
Bruce
Barry
Mrs. Lemuel Preble
Days Ferry
Musical Talent Tests Saturday At Morse High
The Seashore Musical Talent test returns to Morse High School Saturday at nine for Bath pupils in grades five through eight. Cecil V. Rowland M H S band director leads the tests, scoring aptitude in pitch rhythm time tonal memory and timbre. Parents gain insight into latent talent and instrument suitability. no experience needed. bring two pencils. results delivered to parents when ready.
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Seashore
Bath
Morse High School
Cecil V. Rowland
Rowland
International Pythian Jubilee to Be In N B
Plans for the International Pythian Jubilee to be held September 24 at St Stephens New Brunswick were announced. The event brings Pythians and Pythian Sisters from Maine and the Maritime Provinces for ritual training and fellowship. Notable speakers include Claude Taylor Whidden Ganong Neil Bishop Morton Lamb and Edmund S Muskie. Local Pythians and Sisters are expected to attend.
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St. Stephens
N B
St. Stephen
Calais
Maine
Maritime Provinces
Claude Taylor
New Brunswick
Whidden Ganong
St Stephen
Neil Bishop
Morton Lamb
Edmund S. Muskie
Personal notes from Woods and Wilson families at Campbell's Pond
Mr and Mrs Edward L Woods travel home to Orlando Florida after a week visiting Robert Metcalf at Campbell's Pond. Mr and Mrs Blair Wilson and son David return to Melrose Massachusetts after a week vacation at Campbell's Pond with guest Miss Regina Abbiati. The major league record for most grand slam home runs was set by Lou Gehrig of the Yankees with 23 between 1927 and 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Galuza
Barley Neck Road
Joan
Juanita Galuza
Ames
Rumford
Galuza
Lillas Ames
Skowhegan
Edward L. Woods
Orlando
Fla
Robert Metcalf
Campbell's Pond
Blair Wilson
David
Melrose
Mass
Regina Abbiati
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Day's Ferry Community Club Meets for September
The Day's Ferry Community Club held its September gathering at the hall with president Harrison Dutton presiding. Members discussed Fall and Winter activities, shared a hobo lunch, and planned to repeat the October meeting. Miss Marcia Stinson carried home the galloping goose while Eben Dana, returning after illness, was welcomed back among guests including Miss Mary Stinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day's Ferry
Mary Stinson
Ricker Nature Club hosts luncheon at Florence Neeley home
Brunswick residents and guests gather for a luncheon hosted by Florence Neeley. Attendees include Ruth Graham of Lisbon Falls, Janie McIntire and Helen Brackett of Topsham, Josephine Baker, Nellie Ricker, Louise Stevens, Ruth Ridley, Eva Soule, and Henri Er Toothaker of Brunswick, with a second set visiting from Topsham and Bath. Several families and friends from Day's Ferry, West Bath, Campbell's Pond, and other Maine towns are noted visiting or returning from trips and summer residences.
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Ricker Nature Club
Brunswick
Florence Neeley
Ruth Graham
Lisbon Falls
Janie McIntire
Topsham
Helen Brackett
Josephine Baker
Nellie Ricker
Louise Stevens
Ruth Ridley
Eva Soule
Henier Toothaker
Ralph McIntire
William Deehan
Francis Deehan
Bar Harbor
Old Orchard
George Burnham
Canada
Master Sergeant
Stanley Teasdale
Sandra
Washington, D. C
Percy Miller
Mildred Bowie
Ralph Baker
Forrest Barer
Larrabee Grove
Percy's Cove
Owen Thompson
Edward Johnson
Waterville
Percy Holbrook
Philip Stackpole
Peter
Melrose
Mass
Campbell's Pond
Blair Wilson
David
Philip
Campbell’s Pond
Graydon Smith
Karen
Earle Wing
Bath
G. C. Smith
Charles R. Sims
Foster’s Point Road
West Bath
Earl Harvey
Foster Point Road
Bath memorial hospital patient convalesces after fall
Russell Sturmer remains in Bath Memorial Hospital convalescing after a three week stay following an accidental fall from a home staging while painting. Keith Delano assists on the farm in his absence. Community notices recount visits, guests, and local renovations across Arrowsic, Spinney Mills, and surrounding towns. Arrowsic school opens with Mrs Grace Casey returning for a second year.
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Helen
Bath
Rosalie Libby
Augusta
Mary Marston
Bertha Day
First Congregational Church
Marston
Sandra Barnes
New Haven
Conn
Frank Brown
Norwich
Freeman D. Southard
Walcott Andrews
Bath Road
Ava Barton
Julia
Federal Street
Seaman House
Middle Street
Lewis
Robert Heigham
Beverly
Hanson
Mass
Ross Elwell
Heigham
Congregational Church
Robert Conroy
Dorchester
Edna Pomeroy
Maitland Pashard
Miles Memorial Hospital
Carlisle H. Peckham
Carol
Bradford
Charles L. Macurda
Donald B. Macurda
Donald Bradford, Jr
Macurda
Edward Chilman
Henry Chapin
Louise Dean
New York
Taber Low
Mary Hammond
North Edgecomb
Andrews House
Russell Sturmer
Bath Memorial Hospital
Keith Delano
Frank Rittall
Spinney Mills Road
Portland
Scarborough
Ronald Rittall
Spinney Mills
Viola Beane
Wiscasset
Hugh Eisenhauer
Chester Jenkins
Chester
Susan
Anne
Watertown
Mary Riccarida
Phyllis
Newton
Earl Starkey
Waltham
Lawrence Rothwell
Frances Ellen
Worcester
Boutin
George Gates
Mill Island Road
Andrew Pray
Norwood
R. I
James Murdock
Andrew
Lawrence
Millford
Franklin Wright
Falmouth
Ibra K. Lawrence
Howard O. Frye
Preble
Arrowsic School
Grace Casey
Summer vacation traffic and police note light holiday pattern
Exultant opening week notes heavy Memorial Day traffic on Route 1 and a bustling start to barber shops and schools. Maine reports a holiday weekend with no fatal accidents, few injuries, and scarce fires as police ticketed violators and Bath Memorial Hospital welcomed a quiet three day period. The stork delivered one baby Saturday and paused weekend duties afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Freeman
Richard J. Frates
Bath Memorial Hospital
Marriage Intentions Filed for Bonney Lord and Cummings Brooks
Marriage intentions were filed with City Clerk Harry E. Ring Jr. by Dr. James H. Bonney of 98 Union Street and Miss Ann Lord of Kezar Falls, and by William E. Cummings of 64 Lemont Street and Miss Joan M. Brooks of 57 Denny Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Ring, Jr
James H. Bonney
Albert L. Bonney
Union Street
Ann Lord
Daniel B. Lord
Kezar Falls
William E. Cummings
William A. Cummings
Lemont Street
Joan M. Brooks
Waldo W. Brooks
Denny Road
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Mae
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Harriet
Buddy
Richard
Daniel
Fred White
Canaan
Alton Ames
Connecticut
Tarpy Schulten
Russell
Alex
Carol Tanner
Russell Tanner
Norris Waltz
Chester Leeman
Wayne
Sidney Shaw
Sidney, Jr
Sasanoa River
Shaw
General Electric Co
Bath Iron Works
Robert Garland
Robert Jr
Virginia
Charles Leverconi
Wayne Barney
Bangor
Dover- Foxcroft
Barney
Hanson Barney
Fort Lauderdale
Kenneth Soule
Loring Soule
Cleve Shhumacher
Algoma
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Doris Tracey
Ronald Larrabee
Oak Ridge
Tenn
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Larrabee
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John Witham
Highland Street
Merton Wright
Sasanoa Bluffs
William O'Connell
Boyd
Keith Jameson
Northeastern College
Philip Beaney
Fred Beaney
York
Harmon Hall School
Miami
Marion Nihlen
Princeton
N. J
Chester Smith
Cincinnati
Kermit Bennett
Glenice
Craig
Richard Austin
Guilford
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Albert Tempole
River Road
Marcia Stinson
Mary Hall
West Coast
Clarence Preble
Morse High
N. B
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Japan
Hanako
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Mr. Shigemitsu
U.S
Tel Bath
George B. Wetherbee
Baxter Bivd
Portland, Maine
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