Bonney Anniversary Reception for James T Bonney
Mr and Mrs James T Bonney celebrated their anniversary Monday hosting over 100 relatives. Gifts and well wishes arrived by mail as the family shared a warm reception at home. Attendants included daughters in law Mrs H Morse and granddaughters Miss Barbara L Morse and Miss Germaine L Bonney with other relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Bonney
Bonney
H. Morse
Barbara L. Morse
Germaine L. Bonney
Bauneg Beg Grange Meeting Attended by Visitors
Mr and Mrs William Armstrong with guests Mr and Mrs Bernard MacDonald and Mrs Lola Davis from Brunswick joined three carloads of Grangers at Bauneg Beg Grange North Berwick for an evening led by Mrs Doris Wing of Topsham Grange. Ice cream cakes and dancing followed. The hall is modern and large as the second largest Grange in the state. Berard MacDonald's Scottish act highlighted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Armstrong
Bernard MacDonald
Lola Davis
Brunswick
Bauneg Beg Grange
North Berwick
Doris Wing
Topsham Grange
Barney Beg Grange
Berard MacDonald
Two Drivers Fined in Municipal Court
Clayton May of West Point pled guilty to illegal possession of short clams and paid a $10 fine plus $4.70 costs in Bath Municipal Court. Warren Kinney Jr. represented Limeston man who paid $5 fine and $4.70 costs for speeding 50 mph on Washington Street. Ralph H. Dodge was fined $5 plus $4.70 costs for driving without a license. The article notes adult mosquitoes live for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton May
West Point
Swansea Burns
Bath
Warren Kinney, Jr
Limeston
Washington Street
John Kelliher
Ralph H. Dodge
Bath Lions plan fundraiser for underprivileged children
Leslie Shuanwey named fundraiser chair for a Fall show and musical revue in Bath. Proceeds support the Underprivileged Child project, with plans for a dramatic play and St Patrick’s Day show plus dental and optical care for local schoolchildren. Lions international and district leaders praised the effort and urged strong community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Shuanwey
Stone Wan
The
Sedgwick
Bens
King Lion Elmer Williams
Edward True
Bath Lions Club
Newark
William Wu
Harold P. Small
Maine
Kennebunk
Paul Levesque
John Kennedy
Wilfred Ane
Charles Tyler
Nellie Daly
Lillian Allen Lion Arthur Bowker, Chatrman
Bath
St. Patrick’s Day
Raymond Small Wins Grand Prize in Maine Amateur Photo Contest
Raymond C. Small of 27 Pleasant Street won one of four grand prizes in Maine’s Amateur Photo Contest for 1500 submissions. His Class A image features his young daughter. Other winners include Lillian Marshall, James Leadbetter, and Norman W. Curtis with entries sent to national judging in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Small
Pleasant Street
Maine
Mr. Small
Washington, D. C
Explorers’ Hall
National Geographic Society
Delia Boardman Weds Louis Titcomb in Winter Street Church
Miss Mary Delia Boardman daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon ard L Boardman Floral street became the bride of Louis R Titcomb son of Mrs Alfred G Reeks and Kenneth R Titcomb of Bath on Friday evening at 1830 in Winter Street church The service was by Rev Joseph O Purdue with Harold Titcomb as best man and Miss Eileen Titcomb as bridesmaid in a ceremony before close relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Delia Boardman
Leonard. L. Boardman
Floral Street
Louis R. Titcomb
Alfred G. Reeks
Kenneth R. Titcomb
Bath
Winter Street Church
Joseph O. Purdue
Harold T. Titcomb
Eileen Titcomb
Wallace Engagement Announced for Carolyn Wallace
Mrs. Doris Wallace of Phippsburg announces the engagement of her daughter Carolyn Edna Wallace to Eugene Black of Bath and Texas. Eugene is the son of Clarence Black of Bath and Mrs. Alice Black of Portland. Carolyn is the daughter of Clarence Wallace of Popham Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Wallace
Phippsburg
Carolyn Edna Wallace
Eugene Black
Bath
Texas
Clarence Black
Alice Black
Portland
Miss Wallace
Clarence Wallace
Popham Beach
Weeks Street Assembly at Weeks Street School
The Weeks Street school held its second assembly in Mrs. Evelyn Stairs room. The program opened with the Lord's Prayer and the flag salute led by Marion Smith. Principal discussed future activities and invited students to participate in upcoming programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks Street
Evelyn Stairs
Marion Smith
Alva Donnell
Bobby Brown
Bieuitar
Nley Grant
Principa
Stairs
South End P T A Plans For Coming Year
South End P T A outlines its roles and welcomes cooperation with other groups. The president, Mrs. Roland C Breton, names standing committees including council representatives, program, membership, historian, cards, school improvement, work, suppers and nets, dining service, summer roundup and publicity with several co-ordinators listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
P. T.A. Ing
Ness
Aoner
Roland C. Breton
Homer Potter
Richard Jenkins
Everett Quimby
Charlotte Redlon
Lernard Comeau
Dwinal Cormish
Arthur Berry Vance Wakefield
Zylva Richard
DonacRae
Jervay Ricker
Carrol Orris’ Ames
Alvah Morse
Lawrence Thayer
Mark Jackson
Lermond Leeman Wedding Held at Nequasset Church
Martha Evelyn Leeman and Charles A. Lermond wed Sunday at Nequasset Congregational Church. Officiants were Rev. Forest Littlefield and Rev. John Anderson. The bride, Morse High 1944 and UM 1948 alumna, wore ivory faille with lace. groom Bowdoin College student. They will live in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Congregational Church
Martha Evelyn Leeman
Harold B. Leeman
Sagadahoc Ferry
Woolwich
Charles A. Lermond
Earl B. Lermond
Bath
Forest Littlefield
Boothbay Harbor
John Anderson
Marjorie Leeman
John Shinner
Elmer Fox and Murray, Jr
H.is Paul
Pennsylvania
Morse High School
University of Maine
Phi Mu Sorority
Phi Kappa
Phi Beta Kappa
Morse High
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Engagement News for Janet Erskine and Donald Wil son
Mr and Mrs Maurice J Erskine of South Portland announce the engagement of their daughter Janet M Erskine to Donald L Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Fred A Wiggin of South Portland Miss Erskine a South Portland High School graduate and Rainbow Girls officer works locally Wilson attended Portland schools and served 39 months as a sergeant in the Army Air Force during the war He now works in Portland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice J. Erskine
South Portland
Janet M. Erskine
Donald L. Wilson
Fred A. Wiggin
Miss Erskine
South Portland High School
Portland Assembly of Rainbow Girls
Wiggin
Portland
Army Air Force
Bowdoinha Allen
Sap
Whoinham
Army’ Medical Department
Fort Dix
N. J
Allen
U. S. Air Force
Coombs
Nathan Fowler
Old Orchard
Clifford Gray
Williams
Sparks’ Ster
Ivan Lang
Alexander Cairns
James Brice
Donald
George Webster
Westee
Bowdoinham High School
Brunswick High
Rowe and Wilson Marry in Waltham Church Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Willard A Rowe of Waltham announce the marriage of their sister Arline Louise Rowe to Raymond Wilson. The ceremony took place Friday Sept 17 in Waltham. The couple will reside at Graystone circle Auburndale after Oct 15. Arline is a niece of Mrs Lena Douglas Donnell of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Alexander Rowe
Waltham
Mass
Arline Louise Rowe
Raymond Wilson
Gloucester women return from Bath visit
Mrs. Fred Fenzel and daughter Sally Ann of Gloucester Mass have returned home after visiting Mrs. Fenzel’s sister Mrs. Coleman of Bath Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fenzel
Sally Ann
Gloucester
Mass
Patty Annie Fourth Birthday Celebration
Patty Annie turned four with a party featuring many neighbors and relatives. Guests included the Clark and Haggett families and her gift was sent by Elaine Sinclair who could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Priscilla Haggett
Donna Petlock
Bobby Coombs
John Sharkey
Susan
Judy Plummer
Jen McBrine
Donna White
Daniel Corliss
Sandra
Edna Sinclair
Jimmie Day
Gibby Gower
Ellie Manion
Linda Ole
Donald Cooner
Ronald Cooner
Ronald Thorner
Carol Fitzgerald
Bud
Prenuptial Shower for Claire Grainger Held at Lozier Home
Miss Claire Grainger was honored with a Friday evening shower at the Anal of Mrs. Andrew Lozier 25 South Street in anticipation of her marriage to Leo Lozier. Co hosts Frances Grr and Grace Bennett presented a miniature church with bride and groom dolls and Wilfrid Guerin received praise for the playful idea. A decorated cake marked To Your Future Happiness stood as the centerpiece while guests, including Katherine Grainger Edith Small Addie Palmer Eleanor Grainger and many others attended the event with floral gladiolas in salmon pink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Grainger
Andrew Lozier
South Street
Leo Lozier
Lozier
Frances Grr
Grace Bennett
Wilfrid Guerin
Katherine Grainaei
Franklin Mccumwrell Jr
Katherine Grainger
Clifton Matthews
Edward Jones
Charles Footer
George Emero
Frank Ken On
Preston Dolloff
John Shorey
Edith Small
Addie Palmer
Eleanor Grainger
Bernard Pratt, Jr
Roland D. McIntosh
Martin Vigne
Lloydsier
Martin Losier
Horatio White
Charles Rogers
Albert Losier
Don
Edward Jenks
Edward McKenna
Frances Grainger
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Wilfred Mercer in Brighton
A stork shower was hosted at 16 West Street for Mrs Wilfred Mercer of Brighton Massachusetts. Guests enjoyed a buffet and bouquets of gladioli and sweet peas while gifts were opened. Nellie Burns poured and many local women attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phillips
West Street
Wilfred Mercer
Brighton
Mass
Nellie Burns
Mary Green
Ila Ramsey
Mamie Smith
Alice Smith
Martha
Dike P T A Meets EAA For School Year Programs
The Dike P T A and EAA met to plan the school year with a National Contend of Pr¢ eee Se oe troop, assisted by Miss Alta Sou. Edith Horhne and Mrs. lard presided while Loringston offered a school overview. Names of staff and teachers from Dike and Upper Washington street schools were announced and corsages given. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alte Sou
Arthur Net
Edith Horhne
Upper Turn
Lard
Loringston
Marger
Alta Dougle
Nina Volchak
Maria St. Angelo
Marjorie Boucher
Addison
Dike
Upper
Washington Street
Leon
Faith Sherwood
Flye
Gladys Lowell
Prdis Hutchins
Jean Dan
Almira, Jones
Balt Horne
Upper Street School
Doris Bkirk
Carlene Suslavich
Mabel Fuller
Ella "Jaquith
Dike School
Lorraine McIntosh
Bertha Parks
Helen McBrine
Margaret Sey
Louise Scandin
Janette Turcotte
Ruth Mullaney
Jon Lang Celebrates Ninth Birthday Party
Jon Lang son of Mr and Mrs Percy Lang celebrated his ninth birthday with a Monday party at 49 Chestnut Street. Friends gave gifts and played games including pin the tail on the donkey and a peanut hunt won by Robert Art McDougal and Quin da Pecci. Two decorated cakes with ice cream were served. Attendees included Roger Brown Quin da Pecci Mark Butterfield Nan Emero Stevie Middleton and several Cromwell Morin and Lang relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Lang
Percy Lang
Chestnut Street
Quinda Pecci
Robert Art McDougal
Percy King Lang
Roger Brown
Robert McDougal
Mark Butterfield
Nan
Community News from Bowdoinham and Nearby
Social notes report a wedding at the Baptist parsonage with a blue dress bride, the Women's Guild hosting a reception, and a planned food sale next month. Bowdoinham P T A met with 20 attendees in Coombs High School. readings highlighted parental cooperation, with refreshments served. Fire Chief Ackley urges road safety and help for building a tank rack addition. Personal items note service members, local visits, and students from Bowdoinham High attending Brunswick High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpson
Ant
Tobaterm
Frank Pof
Dolnhar
Pee 2
Moffatt
Baptist Parsonage
Page
Wea
We Women's Guild of the Baptist Church
Alfred Johnson
Bowdoinham P. T.A
Coombs High School
Robert Dudley
Burton Curtis
Eleanor Brice
Prudence Soucy
George Ackley
Good Will Club Plans Damariscotta Dinner and Supper
Woolwich Good Will Club meets at Miss Florence Carlton home for fall opening. A dinner for members and friends is planned at the Seene Inn in Damariscotta on October 6 at 6 o clock. A public supper at the club is also discussed with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Club
Woolwich
Florence Carlton
See Oes
Cene Inn
Damariscotta
Clubamen Besant
Births and Guests Highlight Local Social Roundup
A birth is reported for Pon Robert Almy born Monday at the Gee Home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl host guests who recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Milton Given and returned to Melrose Massachusetts. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lang of Philadelphia were guests of Mrs. Ivan Lang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pon
Robert Almy
Gee Home
Carl
Milton Given
Rotary Club Luncheon Discusses Ice Cream Industry
At the Rotary luncheon in Central Park, speakers described Maine dairy leaders as crucial to a sanitary delivery system for ice cream. A well-known local teacher and graphy expert was welcomed by the group, with attendees Alan Worden, Merton Witham, and Cine Pert noted as representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Central Ptee Yettes Tee Eet
Nage
Cat ‘Burrell. Corp
Maine
Havering
Alan Worden
W.ton Street
Merton Witham
Bluff Road
Cine Pert
High Street
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Enter's, Inc
First Federal Tan Og ‘Loan Association
Front ST. Bath
Raymond Small
Titcomb
Boardman
South End P.T. A
PTA
Lermond-Leeman
Nequasset Church
Wilson—Rowe
H. M
J.C. Steen
Howard
Jim
Timken
Washington ST. Corner
South St
Patty Annie
Lady
Claire Granger
Aca
Pe Oe Dui
Dike P.T. A
EAA
Addiion
West
Gene Autry
Sun, — Mon
NESCO
Bailey’s Hardware
North Street
Bath, Maine
Mercury Outboard Motors
Montsweag
Melody Makers
Sig Plat
Betty Enamue
Count Lady
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