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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1949

Page

3

Phippsburg Church News and Local Happenings

Sunday services at the Phippsburg Congregational Church drew a large summer attendance and featured Rev. Charles L. Stevens as preacher through September. A Monday meeting approved light pole relocation, parsonage lot plans, and appointed delegates to the Congregational Christian Association. John Totman’s harvest supper plans, summer schedules, and World Wide Communion observed at Center church were noted along with various personal items and local projects. Jerry Bartlett reported trawling hundreds of pounds of fish over three days offshore near Seguin.

Congregational Church Charles L. Stevens Phippsburg Congregational Church J. F. Leach C. L. Stevens Earl Lowell Stevens Seacoast Mission Congregational Christian Conference Congregational Christian Association Charles Stevens Bessie E. Dickinson Thomas Totman Totman Barbour Flower Helena Oliver Dromore Grange Hall Gilman Phippsburg Togus Veterans Lowell Center Church Ashdale Jerry Bartlett Basin Ingham Bros Kenyon Etta Forbis Boston Seguin Fred Lewis Carleton Carol North Berwick Bernard Wyman Ralph Doughty The Center Victor Wallace Sebasco Mertie Shepherd George Watson Brunswick Lewis Lowell Walter Cushing Harpswell Lorraine Sheffield University of Rochester Perkins Island Ralph Miller Hanover N. H Earl Lowe Phippsburg Center Congregational Church John Leach

Meadowbrook residents visit J K Bowker and friends

Dobbs Ferry couple Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Murphy visit Mr. J K Bowker with cousins. Mrs. Horatio Parker of Brooklyn stays several days with Mrs. Bowker. Several other locals, including Trueworthy Leavitt Chadbourne and families, drop by Pleasant View Farm and nearby cottages for weekend calls.

Samuel Murphy Samuel Murphy, Jr Dobbs Ferry N. Y J K. Bowker Murphy Mr. Bowker Horatio Parker Brooklyn J. K. Bowker I. A. Trueworthy Dudley S. Leavitt Bath George Chadbourne, Sr Thomas Jones Coast Guard Pleasant View Farm White Susan Grevers Grevers Brightwater Colony Jerome Davises Professor Davis Poland

Women advised to update tax returns with new names

Mr. Coombs explains errors arise from misrecorded numbers and women using maiden names for accounts after marriage. He urges wives to request duplicate cards showing their new names and present them to employers.

Torrey Family Spends Weekend at Popham Beach Cottage

Mr and Mrs J Haviland Torrey and their sons Richard Frank and Edward spent the weekend at their seaside Popham Beach cottage enjoying family time and coastal surroundings.

Mrs. J. Haviland Torrey and Sons Richard, Frank Edward Popham Beach

Popham Beach community notes and wedding report

Popham Circle met at the schoolhouse for an otc meeting. Rev. Robert White attended the Christian Service meeting at Small Point. Family moves increased Popham population by three. several residents listed and five scholars attend Small Point school. A Portland wedding connected to Bath and Popham was noted, with the couple planning to stay at their Summer home. Various visitors and guests from Bath, Woolwich, Boston, Hartford, and elsewhere are recorded at Sea Acres and local cottages.

Popham Otc Small Point Robert Whitehead Frank D. Scott Archie McLaughlin McLaughlin Kella May Michele Spinney House Blanchard Crowley Bruce McInnes Carl Bickford Bruce Small Point School Margaret Edith Oliver Kella May McLaughlin Bruce Bickford Portland Donald N. Small Bath Marguerite V. Brown Sidney E. Dee Ilene Percy Marblehead Mass Spinney Grange Bodwell Orville Small Woolwich Atkins Bay Herbert Sprague Cundy's Harbor Roy Welch Providence R. I Nancy Welch Walter Snipe Vinal King Carl Horne Marguerite McNulty Earle B. Perkins Cranberry Point Stanton C. Dozois George Buchanan J. Haviland Torrey Roland MaclIntosh Vernon Mattson Dorothy Mattson Peter A. Isaacson Walter E. Sprague Boston Sheldon Griffin Hartford, Conn Sea Acres Phippsburg Center South Beach Ethel Esmond James Doherty Fred Kittridge Marion Shaw Robert E. L. Shepard Puffer Fairfield H. C. McLaughlin Pompano Beach Florida Irene Middlebury College Middlebury Graham New Hampshire John Clark Worcester Bobby Clark St. Stephen N. B F. D. Scott Leon Fickett Canada Sewall Prescott Stephen Winterport

Coxs Head Dromore Farm Bureau Meeting Report

The Dromore Farm Bureau gathered today with Miss Beryl Barton and members including Mrs. Martin F. Goodwin Mrs. Edith Perkins and Mrs. Mark Harring ee on the dinner committee. An outage left this section without electricity Sunday evening for about ninety minutes. Residents and visitors from Wollaston Mass Boston and Bath were noted returning or visiting cottages and summer homes around Dix's Island and nearby areas.

Dromore Farm Bureau Beryl Barton Martin F. Goodwin Edith Perkins Mark Harringee Leon Smith Wollaston Mass Raymond Rand Boston Percy Cottage C. Harry Hannaford Lynn Bath Dix's Island Ralph Seekins Coons Abbott Smith Portland

Reception honors Lucelia Blake by Hyde camp and Auxiliary

Lucelia Blake, Department President of the Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans, was hosted by T. W. Hyde camp and Auxiliary at the Huse school auditorium. About 300 attendees heard music from local musicians, with speeches, corsages, and gifts including a wrist watch.

T. W. Hyde Sons of Union Veterans of the Lucelia E. Blake Huse School Hobart Ames Frances L. Warner Mildred Cressey Edith Miller Laura Frizzell C. Lloyd Hooker Grace N. Darling Grand Army of the Republic Oressa Henry Daughters of Union Veterans National Organization of the Auxiliary Marguerite P. Merritt Portland National Council Henry Towle South Portland the Sons Melvin Whitlam Maine Department United Spanish War Veterans Myrtle Wilson Spanish War Auxiliary Myrtle Lodge of Odd Ladies Dorothy Stone Lowell Temple Edna Thompson Ramona Council American Legion Irving W. David Blake Sons of Veterans

Residents Return from Abroad Visit Maine Cottages

After three and a half years in Wales and Bethel Alaska the party plans to settle in Maine. Local residents stop by Bath on Sunday including Nancy Thomas and Edward Thomas, Jennie Woodward, Ernest Wood, and Willard Blair. Several families visit cottages at Parker Head Little Coxs Head and Cranberry Point while Fred Humphreys funeral in Bath is noted.

Wales Bethel Alaska Hope Maine Nancy Thomas Bath Eric Carlson Edward Thomas Jennie Woodward Parker Head Thomas Ernest Wood Cox’s Head Martin F. Goodwin Fred Humphreys Humphreys Popham Willard Blair Phippsburg Center Robert Metcalf Campbell’s Pond Edith Perkins Cranberry Point Joyce Perkins E. B. Perkins New Brunswick N. J George Stacey A. L. Percy Richard Port Clyde F. P. Thomas Edward and Froderick Bath Memorial Hospital

Hurd Family Returns From Montreal Vacation

Mr and Mrs Paul Hurd and their son Chip of West Bath have returned home after a vacation in Montreal.

Paul Hurd Chip West Bath Montreal

Youth Center Teen Employment Bureau Opens

The Youth Council of the Community Center announces a Teen Age Employment Bureau to place high school and grade school students in part time jobs after school on Saturdays and holidays. Call the Center to request a worker. cards list name age school grade address and phone. jobs include babysitting yard cleaning painting and more.

Youth Council of the Community Center Center Youth Council

Camden PTA Keens Education Plans at Fall Meeting

Mrs. Joseph I. Smith chairs the Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers education committee and edits the Maine Parent-Teacher. She spoke before the Camden PTA at Camden High School during the first Fall meeting Monday evening.

Joseph I. Smith Maine Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers Maine Parent-Teacher Camden Pta Camden High School

Parker Head School Elects Officers and Plans Halloween

Parker Head School Improvement League elected Mary Moore president Connie Lee Hoar secretary and Beryla Nisbet treasurer. They plan a Halloween party. Visitors included Supt S C Gilman Dale Mank Eva Hoar and numerous local residents at church and gatherings.

School Improvement League Mary Moore Connie Lee Hoar Beryla Nisbet S. C. Gilman Dale Mank Eva Hoar Florence Rollins Turner McCarty Bert Nisbet Earl Lowell Sara Phippsburg Center Brunswick Joseph Paulin Bath Alston Oliver Memorial Hospital Herbert Bassett Alonzo Lowell Sebasco Estates Beatrice Davis Laconia N. H Ralph Jewell Boston Parker Head

Phippsburg Ladies Serve Tea at Togus Veterans Home

The Phippsburg ladies plan to serve tea to about 200 veterans at Togus on Sunday October 2. They will provide tea punch and cookies with committee members including Mrs Charles Pye Small Point and Mrs Stanwood Gilman in charge.

Phippsburg Togus Charles Pye Small Point Stanwood Gilman Ida Nordland Sebasco Robert Pye Popham Beach Carl Melrtire Golar Scott Flora Gilliam West Point Earl Lowell Parker Head Thomas Totman Center Lester Oliver Spruceville Duncan Farrell Winneganee

Brunswick Guests Visit Mrs White’s Family

Mrs Horatio E White and her children Gary and Janice of Brunswick were recent guests of Mrs White’s mother Mrs Albert Lo sier.

Horatio E. White Gary Janice Brunswick White Albert Losier

Bronzed Grackles Noted in Bay Point Area

A Bay Point report describes bronzed grackles migrating briefly through the area and compares them to purple grackles. The notes cover their appearance, calls, nesting, egg color, and the birds’ spring feeding benefits for gardens, plus a weather-related remark on wells. Personal notes mention Pamela Ann Peron, Ruth Coombs, and local residents from Bath, Portland, and Houston plans.

Pamela Ann Osen Joseph Peron Edward Coombs Ruth Bath Bay Point Kelly Portland George Renaud Nina Cummings Eugene Foster L. W. Dietrich Robert Powers H. Martin Powers University of Maine Howard O. Nash Madison Moore Houston Texas White Lillian White Auburn

Plans for Harvest Fair Discussed in Woolwich Social

Transportation contact Carl P. Meister for arrangements. Maurice Fortier and Joseph Avery were among postal employees at a party for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rice and Mr. and Mrs. George McKellar hosted by Mrs. Evaleth Regan in Woolwich on Thursday.

Maurice Fortier Joseph Avery Robert Rice George McKellar Evaleth Regan Woolwich

Fitzgeralds and visitors drop by 104 Court Street

Benjamin Fitzgerald of Ca naan and Andrew Robinson of Kennebunkport visit Mr Fitzgerald’s son and Mr and Mrs Walter Fitzgerald of 104 Court Street.

Benjamin Fitzgerald Canaan Andrew Robinson Kennebunkport Mr. Fitzgerald Walter Fitzgerald Court Street

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Totman Library Ada Catherine Haggett O'Neil Earl Perkins New Jersey Perkins Lewis Collins Fay Flint, Mich Meadowbrook Carrie Little James Little Arocostook County State OF Aroostook United States Brewers Foundation Cox Lucelia Blake Parker L. D. Lowell Florence McIntyre Etta MacIntyre Anne Malone Charleston Edwin M. Hart Bassett Quincy Lizzie Gray Sedgwick Albert B. Gray Lucy Haskell Camden Edwin Hill Stratton Fred French Hills Sam Williams Will Williams Beatrice Gertrude Allen Massachusetts Charles Blaisdell Elizabeth Wyman Bodwell Grange Grange Hall Transportation Carl P. Meister Chevrolet Bath,maine
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