Miss Alice Canacaris Weds Constantinos Philips in Portland
Miss Alice T Canacaris daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Canacaris 236 North Street married Constantinos Leandros Philips son of Mr and Mrs Louis Philips Arlington Mass in a double ring ceremony at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox church Portland officiated by Rev Philip Pekras The couple will reside at 34 Pine Street Arlington Mass and travel to Cape Cod for their wedding trip The bride wore a faille gown with seed pearls and lace and her sister served as maid of honor with bridesmaids in turquoise gowns The groom is a U S Marine Corps veteran and plans to attend Boston University this fall
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Alice T. Canacaris
Thomas Canacaris
North Street
Constantinos Leandros Philips
Louis Philips
Arlington
Mass
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
Portland
Philip Pekras
Mary Balomenos
Joan Canacaris
Joyce McCurdy
Marion Ferris
Bath
Stacia Eraklis
Ise Helen Michalaros
Pond
Sophia Philips
Agatha Straits
Elaine Zafiriou
William Argerakis
Trenton
N. J
Phil Philips
Belmont
Costas Straiis
Somerville
Ronald Berry
Nicholas Frangos
Cambridge
Odie Kourapis
Richard Kishion
Dana McCurdy
Arcade
Joan Ferris
Mrs. Philips
Mr. Philips
Arlington High School
University of Stockbridge
U. S. Marine Corps
American Institute of Baking
Chicago
Ill
Boston University
Beverly Crosman
Elroy Bibber
William Larrabee
Joseph Larrabee
Charles Welner
William Marriner
South Portland
Edwin Crosman
Lisbon Falls
Edward J. McMann
Norman Marriner
Topsham
Trafton Swain
York
Orono
Beane and Larrabee Tie The Knot In Maine Church Wedding
Miss Jeanette Ruth Beane daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland A Beane of Topsham and David Eugene Larrabee son of Mr and Mrs Walter W Larrabee of Topsham were married at the United Baptist church in Topsham Saturday afternoon at two. Rev Gerald W Swetnam officiated. The couple plans to live in Orono after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Ruth Beane
Roland A. Beane
Topsham
David Eugene Larrabee
Walter W. Larrabee
United Baptist Church
Gerald W. Swetnam
Brunswick High School
Public Loan Corp
Brunswick
Larrabee
Joseph W. Larrabee
West Bath
University of Maine
Charles Weiner
Topsham and Crone
DeMolay Chapter Opens 1956 57 Season With Installations
Bath DeMolay Chapter meets Thursday at Masonic Temple to elect new officers for 1956 57. With Master Counselor David Potter absent, Lance Fuller will conduct. Session begins at 7 30 pm, including Advisory Board business. Officers elected Thursday to be installed Saturday by the State Suite. refreshments follow.
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Bath
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
David Potter
Lance Fuller
Potter
Blue cheese elevates cottage cheese with celery pairing
A note suggests adding a crumble of blue cheese to cream style cottage cheese for zip. Serve with crunchy raw celery for a contrasting crisp.
Genesta Chapter Sets Grand Officers' Night in Sept
Genesta Chapter of OES will observe Grand Officers' Night at the Masonic Temple on Sept. 21. A 6 30 turkey banquet precedes the meeting. Attendees include Worthy Matron Alice B. Stilphen, Adah substitute Evelyn Wyman, Sentinel Cyrus P. Ashe, and entertainment by Mrs. Caroline Robbins with Girl Scouts Judith Ashe and Marilyn Foster.
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Genesta Chapter
OES
Masonic Temple
Alice B. Stilphen
Evelyn Wyman
Adah
Cyrus P. Ashe
Caroline Robbins
Judith Ashe
Marilyn Foster
Michigan
Dorothy Pratt
Ruth Freeman
Ruth Hathorne
Anne Pratt
Marion Ashe
Doris Aikenhead
Carol Ainsworth
Bath Extension Service Meets Thursday Evening
The Bath Extension Service held its first 1956-57 meeting Thursday at the Cosmopolitan club house with Miss Jean Spearin of Auburn in charge. She led a training on feeding people in emergencies, discussed healthy foods, and an emergency feeding team was formed to work with Civil Defense. The next meeting on Oct 4 at 8 pm will cover flower arranging at the Hyde Park Community building, with 13 members present and two guests.
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Bath Extension Service
Cosmopolitan Club
Jean Spearin
Auburn
Twin County
Miss Spearin
Civil Defense
Hyde Park
Ruth Murphy
Albert Brown
Bath Girl Wins Lewiston Style Show at State Fair
Miss Susan Robinson daughter of Mrs. Albert Robinson led Bath Junior High contestants at Lewiston State Fair with a red and white cotton dress. She is a ninth grade student and a member of the Teen Age 4-H Club. Bath club winners at Windsor Fair included Ellen Low Susan Robinson Frances Butcher Joan Robinson in dresses blue ribbons and Judith Commeau Betsy Bertrand Donna Crocker red ribbons. Collette Beers blue ribbon skirt and Nancy Temple red ribbon. Donna Crocker blue ribbon room improvement. Margaret Wetherington and Pamela Litchfield green ribbons for muffins.
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Susan Robinson
Twin County
Lewiston
Ellen Low
Frances Butcher
Joan Robinson
Judith Commeau
Betsy Bertrand
Donna Crocker
Collette Beers
Nancy Temple
Margaret Wetherington
Pamela Litchfield
Odd Fellows Minstrel Show Seeks Talent for October
Carl P. Meister directs the annual Odd Fellows minstrel event inviting interested performers to join the cast. Rehearsals and memorization are emphasized with contact at 1273 Washington Street or 3-4277 for specialty acts or chorus roles. The show relies on direction, timing, lighting, scenery, and a strong musical background.
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Carl P. Meister
Odd Fellows Minstrels
Washington Street
Meister
Health report lists chickenpox in Bath and mumps in Bowdoinham
The weekly communicable disease report for Sagadahoe county released by the Maine Department of Health and Welfare shows one chickenpox case in Bath and one mumps case in Bowdoinham for the week ending September 1.
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Sagadahoe County
State of
Nickel production in 1955 tops 427 million pounds
The Free world produced 427,000,000 pounds of nickel in 1955, marking a substantial output level across major producers. This figure reflects total nickel mined in key producing regions and underscores the metal’s significant industrial role that year.
John J. Desmond Co. Clothes Store to Close This Fall
Bath's long standing John J. Desmond Co. clothing shop at 48 50 Center Street will close after a fall liquidation. Eugene M. Desmond, who runs the business since 1940, plans a general closeout sale as stock is depleted and the building will be leased afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Desmond Co
Bath
John J
Eugene M. Desmond
Center Street
Mr. Desmond
A. D. Stetson & Son
Front Street
A. G. Page Co
A. Hallet & Co
Hall & Hunt
Harriman Jewelry
Senter’s, Inc
D. T. Percy
Desmond
Patricia Chubbuck Weds Harrison Tipsword in St. Mary’s Rookery
Patricia Lee Chubbuck daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Chubbuck of Woolwich became the bride of Harrison Omer Tipsword son of Mr and Mrs Claudius Tipsword of 52 Heath Lane on Saturday at nine in the morning. Rev Francis J Morrissey performed the double ring ceremony at St Mary’s rectory in Bath. Attending were Mrs Kenneth Chubbuck and Leo Gerard Cote. Bride wore white Fall dress with red rose corsage. Reception followed at Lambert Park Community hall. The couple plans a Quebec wedding trip and will live at 9 Noble Avenue. The bride is a 1954 Morse High School graduate and waitress at Sedgwick hotel. The groom, Morse 1951, served in the Navy and works at Central Maine Power Co Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Lee Chubbuck
Harvey Chubbuck
Woolwich
Harrison Omer Tipsword
Claudius Tipsword
Heath Lane
Francis J. Morrissey
St. Mary’s Rectory
Kenneth Chubbuck
Bath
Leo Gerard Cote
Waterville
U. S. Navy
Central Maine Power Co
Smith Omar couple wed in San Francisco ceremony
Mrs Helen R Omar formerly of Bath became the bride of H Clyde Smith in San Francisco on August 25. Rev D C Kelsey officiated. The bride wore a blue cashmere suit with a matching hat and white accessories. Kenneth Van Cleve sang O Promise Me and I Love You Truly. A reception for 70 followed at the bride's home. Mrs Smith taught in Bath and San Francisco schools and runs a public stenographers office. The couple will live at 2299 Sacramento Street Apt 15 San Francisco.
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Helen R. Omar
San Francisco
Calif
Bath
H. Clyde Smith
D. C. Kelsey
Kenneth van Cleve
Smith
Helen R. Johnson
Richard F. Johnson
Mary A. McIlvaine
Morse High School
Central Grammar School
Bailey Evening School
American Presidents Lines
Sacramento Street
Apt. 15
Engagement of Liza Jean Wilson to Staff Sgt James announced
Mr and Mrs John T Wilson of 32 Summer Street announce the engagement of their daughter Liza Jean Wilson to Staff Sgt Charles E James USAF son of Mr and Mrs Clarence E James of Logansport Ind Miss Wilson is a Morse High School graduate of 1954 and works in the Maine State Health and Welfare Child Welfare Division in Bath He is a Royal Centre High School graduate of 1951 and serves with the Air Force at Brunswick Naval Air Station A September wedding is planned.
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John T. Wilson
Summer Street
Liza Jean Wilson
Charles E. James
USAF
Clarence E. James
Logansport
Ind
Miss Wilson
Morse High School
Maine State Department of Health and Welfare
Bath
James
Royal Centre High School
Royal Centre
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Coombs School
Bowdoinham
Pearl Raymond
Lida Baker
Gladys Raymond
Abbie Perry
Ella Curtis
Mrs. Kelley
Helen Robinson
Mr. Swett
Charlotte Hope Kelley
Lloyd Kelley
Bangor
John Edson Burrill
Charles A. Burrill
Kelley
Bangor High School
Merrill Trust Co
Burrill
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Boston
Knights of Pythias Hall
Jean Spearin
Gladys Peterson
Selectmen
Bishop School
George Hackett
Worster House
Hallowell
Roger Robinson
Awrence Hackett
Marilyn
Hampton, N. H
Harold Hackett
Robert
Brunswick
Zina Maxwell
Linwood Hackett
Linda
Stephen
Cuba
Comfort
Sunshine Society
Gretchen Hatch
Earl Elwell
Lisbon Falls
Lauris Wilson
Philadelphia
Main Street
John McLain
Phillips
Barbara Merrill
Elmer Jordan
Portland
Wallace Hunter
Fred Ricker
Kenneth Pulsifer
Clare
Natick
Mass
Allan Frizzle
Rioux Elected President of St Marys Confraternity
Gerald Rioux was elected president of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine at St Marys Catholic church during the annual meeting Sunday at the rectory. Officers named include Arthur Bourque as vice president Miss Beatrice Duprey as secretary and Edward Footer as treasurer. Committee chairs were set for teachers Miss Margaret Mulligan fishers George J Nugent helpers Joseph Bisson discussion clubs Arthur N MacDonald parent teachers Mrs Arthur Bourque and Apostles of Good Will Ralph Milliken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Rioux
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
St. Mary's
Augusta Council Elects New President at Meeting
Haskell wins election as the meeting adjourns with George W. Leavitt of Augusta retiring president. The newly elected president spoke briefly as refreshments were provided by Mrs. Catharine H. Ward and Miss Eleanor P. Danforth. The next council meeting is set for Sunday November 25 with the Augusta Players hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Leavitt
Augusta
Catharine H. Ward
Eleanor P. Danforth
Stork Shower Held for Mrs. Donald McRae Jr
Mrs. Donald McRae Jr was guest of honor at a Sept 1 stork shower hosted by Mrs. Donald McRae Sr at 7 Bath Street. Assisting were Mrs. Manuel Bowers and Mrs. Carlyle Taber. Guests from Bath and Brunswick attended, with gifts displayed around a central stork centerpiece and a stork buffet display.
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Donald McRae, Jr
Donald McRae
Bath Street
Manuel Bowers
Carlyle Taber
Richard McRae
Alton Collins
Delen Bonsey
Frederick Weston, Jr
Ralph Burden
Kenneth Wood
Florence Maass
George Nugent
Clarence Oliver
James Rockefeller
John Rockefeller
Kenneth Rockefeller
H. L. Norton
Donald Harrison
Leonard Litchfield
Leighton Coombs
Bernard Comeau
Paul Strube
John Swearingen
Janice Gilmore
Jeannie Dow
Nancy McRae
Barbara Taber
Bath
Edward Tracey
Emile Dionne
Robert Dionne
Brunswick
Mrs Vigue Elected Head of Women's Bowling Club
Laura Vigue was elected president of the local Women s Bowling club at a meeting hosted by Mrs Pauline Rockefeller on Center street. Kath erine Kingsbury was named treasurer and Verna Cornish secretary for the coming season. Regular bowls start Tuesday evenings at Park Alleys with weekly meetings and plans for a Sept 17 picnic at Damariscotta Lake, followed by the first bowling session on Sept 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Vigue
Women's Bowling Club
Pauline Rockefeller
Center Street
Katherine Kingsbury
Verna Cornish
Lawrence Edwards
Damariscotta Lake
Glennis Chapeau
Laura Vigne
Anna Grace
Eleanor Perow
Dorothy Pecci
Diane Hart
Eva Edwards
Eleanor Armstrong
Anita Michaud
Rotary Ladies Night draws Bath crowd at Sebasco Lodge
More than 80 attended the Bath Rotary club annual Ladies Night at Sebasco Lodge. President Harmon Eliason greeted guests as wives and others were introduced. A social hour at the Mixing Bowl preceded lobster and steak, with dancing by The Clipper and music by Clif Leeman and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Sebasco Lodge
Harmon Eliason
Clif Leeman
Hildreth H. Fisher
Erling O. Barsness
John P. Allen
Lynn M. Bussey
Giants Hold Preseason Camp With 26 Rookies
The New York Giants opened a training camp in Burlington with 26 rookies among players reporting for pre season work. The squad trains under coach and staff as they prepare for the upcoming season.
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New York Football Giants
Burlington, Rt
Well-Known Portrait Painter Visits Small Point Beach
Kendall Saunders, renowned portrait painter and longtime summer resident, vacations at Small Point Beach to paint portraits. His works grace Brooks Reed Gallery Boston and MacBeth Gallery New York, among others, including portraits for the U S Navy and Henry Ford's museum.
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Kendall Saunders
Small Point Beach
Saunders
Societe Nationale Des Beaux Et Des Lettres
Paris
Brooks Reed
Boston
MacBeth
New York
National Academy
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Baltimore Art Association
Newport Art, Association
Chicago Art Institute
France
Paris Salon
Academie Francaise
John Paul Jones
Farragut
U. S. Navy Department
Navy Department
U. S. S. Williamsburg
Harry S. Truman
Loyall Farragut Sewall
Sewall
Henry W. Longfellow
Henry Ford
Ford Museum
Dearborn
Mich
Academie Julien
Jean Paul Laurens
Tony Robery Fleury
David Newcomb Elected Student Council Head at Morse High
Morse high school senior David Newcomb was elected president of the Student Council at a special Tuesday morning meeting. Elected as officers were Peter Crocker vice president Carole Cummings secretary and Jack Mac Donald treasurer. Principal Raymond Farnham named faculty advisor. Members include Carol Henderson Ruth Amerault Dillon Gillies Frank Blanchard Thomas Powers William Luke Susan Bates Verna Watts Betty Marchetti juniors and Fred Brown Marilyn McCobb Sue Farrell Carl Stinson sophomores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Newcomb
Morse High School
Peter Crocker
Carole Cummings
Jack MacDonald
Raymond W. Farnham
Carol Henderson
Ruth Amerault
Dillon Gillies
Frank Blanchard
Thomas Powers
William Luke
Susan
Hart Family Moves to Kentucky University Post
Mr and Mrs Loring E Hart and daughter Ellen Louise depart Monday for Lexington Kentucky where Mr Hart assumes the English instructor post at the University of Kentucky. The family spent summer vacationing at Popham Beach. Mrs Hart is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond C Cummings of 2 Maxwell Street and Mr Hart is the son of Mrs Elizabeth Hart of 504 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring E. Hart
Ellen Louise
Lexington
Hart
University of Kentucky
Harts
Popham Beach
Elizabeth Hart
High Street
Raymond C. Cummings
Maxwell Street
Bowdoinham Enrollments Hold Steady Amid Shifts and News
Bowdoinham enrollments show small changes with Coombs school up to 112 from 104 last year while Bowdoinham Community School drops to 94 from 98. New families arrive and others leave, sparing overall effect, as town lists names across grades and introduces upcoming events and local notices.
Navy Ensign Powers Commissioned in Boston
Edwin T. Powers Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Powers of this city, was commissioned an Ensign in the U S Navy this week at the Navy Recruiting Office in Boston and awaits assignment. Ensign Powers graduated from the Maine Maritime Academy last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin T. Powers, Jr
Edwin Powers
U. S. Navy
Navy Recruiting Office
Boston
Navy
Ensign Powers
Maine Maritime Academy
Annual Fall Meeting of Maine Society DAR in Waterville
The Maine Society D.A.R. will hold its annual Fall meeting September 24 at the Waterville Congregational Church on Temple Street. Special guest National Society president general Mrs. Frederic A. Groves will attend. Lunch follows at 12 30 p.m. with reservations by Sept. 18 to Mrs. Norman Thing. A reception in church parlors will feature notable dignitaries from D.A.R. and allied groups.
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Maine Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Congregational Church
Temple Street
Waterville
Fort Halifax
Winslow
Frederic A. Groves
National Society
D.A.R
Norman Thing
Oak Street
Howard Hayden
Dorcas Dearborn
Oakland
Groves
Leroy F. Hussey
N.S.D.A.R
Ashmead White
Maine
Congress Program Committee
Ray Laverne Erb
Genealogical Records
James Patterson
Approved Schools Committee
Basil Lamb
Motion Pictures Committee
Guy A. Snowe
C.A.R. Committee
Eugene P. Craver, Jr
General National Society, Sons of the American Revolution
William D. Talbot
The
Knox Memorial Association
Sacred Heart Daughters of Isabella Name Nominating Panel
At Sacred Heart Circle meeting in the K of C hall a nominating committee was named to present a new slate of officers at the October 2 gathering. Members include Mrs. George Nugent chairing with Mrs. Carl Kronstrand Mrs. Ann Perry Mrs. Joseph Carrier and Mrs. Adeline McPhee. The group also announced a September 18 social and awarded a mystery prize to Regent Miss Sophie McPherson. Annie Wilson was chosen October Social chair with a slate including Mrs. Elizabeth Conley Mrs. Clayton Thibodeau Mrs. Albert Losier Mrs. Matthew W. McPhee Mrs. Oliver Foster Mrs. Charles Miller Mrs. Katherine Dickinson Mrs. George Nugent and Mrs. Ernest Rouillard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
C.hall
George Nugent
Carl Kronstrand
Ann Perry
Joseph Carrier
Adeline McPhee
Sophie McPherson
Annie Wilson
Elizabeth Conley
Clayton Thibodeau
Albert Losier
Matthew W. McPhee
Oliver Foster
Charles Miller
Katherine Dickinson
Ernest Rouillard
Woolwich Grange Plans Public Baked Bean Supper
Woolwich Grange approved a public baked beans supper for Sept 22 at a Wednesday meeting led by Master Clyde Bailey. Exhibit plans for Topsham Fair were added to the committee with Miss Patricia Chubbuck and Harvey Chubbuck assisting. Next meeting set for Sept 19. two Bath area residents head to New York City for a vacation. local youths return to Boston for studies.
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Woolwich Grange
Clyde Bailey
Grange
Patricia Chubbuck
Harvey Chubbuck
The
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DeMolay
Oor
Sonin
Genesta
Odd Fellows
Health Report
Harrison O
Tipsword
St. Mary’s Confraternity
Haskell
Rotary Club
Dromore Grange
Dirigo
Dixmont
Merriconeag
Merry Meeting
Eleanor Ripley
Carolyn Thompson
Helen MecNelly
Ralph Stilphen
Elfreda Perkins
Ethel MacDonald
Margaret Morse
Irving Chapman
Thomas Tracey
Ray Campbell
Jacqueline Suilphen
Glen Hosmer
Ruth Doughty
Robert Palmer
James Royal
Dora Royal
Edwin Haggett
Lillian Marshall
Mary Gaudreau
Jacqueline Stilphen
the Grange
Evelyn Beals
Arthur Dunn
Arthur Dunn, Jr
Tyler and
Arthur
Dorchester
Edna Small
Singer
Bath- Brunswick
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Congress Street
Fred B. Reed
Maine Society
DAR
Sacred Heart
Paulyne Ouellette
Roland Ouellette
Spring Street
Ethel Rogers
Clarence Rogers
Weeks Street
New York City
Miss Ouellette
Bath Trust Co
Miss Rogers
Bath Water District
Robert S. Jackson
Mark A. Jackson
Hinckley Street
Ford
Bentley School of Accounting
Opera House
Lel Ene Ey Ey
James Mason
Barbara Rush
CinemaScope
Renee