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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1946

Page

3

Wiscasset Academy sets School Updates and Local News

Sunday services resume October at 9 45 a m with morning prayer at 11. Local obituaries note Elmer Seekins bus driver in Hebron died Friday September 13. Academy officers elected with Barbara Merry president and Billy Townsend student body president. Roger Dow dean’s list at University of Maine. Pan American tanker arrival and oil pumping details. Woman’s club tea raises funds over 40. Community notices include juror lists and public meetings upcoming.

Wal- Elmer Seekins Hebron Vic Davis Bi Luetta Southard Seekins Wiscasset Caroline Carleton Dresden Reuben Merrill Portland Joseph Vincent Boston Mary I Little and KM. Hisad Academy Barbara Merry Raymond Dalton Wilberta Nichols Billy Townsend Barbara Rose Wanser Lois Nason Assembly Hall Schol Sprague Curtis Publishing Co Earl Colby Geneva Sherman Evelyn Gibbs Evelyn Gorham Shirley Wakefield University of Maine Roger Dow Dow Wiscasset Academy Pan American Porland Birch Point Bucksport Enezuela Woman's Club Wiscasset Inn Priscilla Campbell Madeline Reed Ruby Heigham Bernice Blagdon Margaret MacLaren Jmn Gertrude DiPerri

Bath area notes historic Odd Fellows dedication and local life

The article records dedication events at the new Lincoln Odd Fellows home in Bath and notes long time member Charles Bates. It covers school PTA activities, clambake events, weddings, anniversaries, travels, and local visits across Bath and nearby towns with numerous names and family updates.

No Littlevield Charles H. Bates L. D. Small The Odd Fellows Lincoln Bath Bates Order Revere Mass Lowell School Lannes Fuller Men's Club of Central Area Rock Hill Inn Joseph Larrabee Portland Arthur Wing Maine General Hospital William Carroll David White Albert White David Joanne Smith Warren Albert Jane Edna Flower Maud Savage Daisy Savage Florabelle Edwards Auburn Carroll Wing Sharon Wing Carol Wing Lydia Helms Littlefield School John Grindell Paul Lemont James Lemont St. Johns Prep Danvers Leroy Prescott South Windham John Perkins Hardings Aroostook Ox Bow Clifford Chaples Nova Scotia Marshall Boudreau Warren Davis Independent Order of Odd Ladies Kenneth Noyes Eva Kingsbury Beverly Navy Lena Larrabee Frederick E. Boudreau Bertha Ward John Larrabee Fred Oliver Phippsburg Frank Rose Clement Yates Brockton Fair Yates Rosedale William H. Ketchum Ketchum North Windham Stanley Peterson Boston Fred Rose

Local church services and school notes from Woolwich to Bath

Sunday activities include Woolwich-Wiscasset Baptist service at 6.15 pm and Sunday school at 10 am led by Rev. F H Johnson. Reports cover educator Walker’s conference trip, Lees Stanwood Gilman speech to teachers, Farm Bureau meeting, Nequasset Auxiliary lobster dinner, new heater at Chopps school, and local visitation and travel notes among families from Bath, Brunswick, and Murphy's Corner.

Woolwich - Wiscasset Woo F. H. Johnson Mark UN- Walker Machias Lee Stanwood Gilman Georgie Walker Farm Bureau Good Will Club Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary Pemaquid Chopps School Harry Watson Bath Harold Shaw Chester ]Eeman Maynard Waltz New Jersey Donald Harvey Texas A. M. G. Soule Murphy’s Corner Atwood Frank J. Walker Frank Elwell Brunswick Eben Dana Charlotte Chase Day’s Ferry

Mayor and Mrs Tardif Return Home From Summer Stay

Mayor and Mrs. Dominique Tardif have returned to their Pine Street home after a summer at Foster's Point. They plan to use the summer place occasionally in early fall and will leave Thursday for Bretton Woods for a conference of the Equitable Insurance Co. agents who have sold a quarter million dollars in insurance, returning Sunday.

Dominique Tardif Pine Street Foster's Point Tardif Bretton Woods Equitable Insurance Co

Supper Party Hosted by McInnes Family at Birch Point

Addison McInnes, son of Duncan and Mrs McInnes of Pearl Street, hosted a casual supper for friends Saturday. The event took place at the Summer home of his grandparents, Archibald and Mrs Main, at Birch Point. Guests included Edward LeWall, Jane Trott, Nancy Sewall, Michael Carney, Richard Andrews, Mary Pierce, Carmel ean Huse and Frederick Andrews.

Addison McInnes Duncan McInnes Pearl Street Archibald Main Birch Point Edward LeWall Jane Trott Nancy Sewall Michael Carney Richard Andrews Mary Pierce Carmen Ean Huse Frederick Andrews

School officials outline health program and new council ties

The report details a school health plan featuring periodic health visits by Dr. Dougherty at Morse High and an upcoming Spring vaccination drive for pre school children. It notes Philip Sharp and McPhee beginning tea duties, plus long time Salem instructor Mr. Jersey joining a new development council through the New England School Development Council formed after a Harvard meeting.

Morse High School Philip Sharp McPhee Isa Jersey Salem N. H Loring R. Addison New England School Development Council Harvard University Iton Harvard Versity

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