Camden club visit dates and student council notes
The Camden club schedule was moved from October 3 to October 17. A Student Council event at Red Men’s hall featured freshman reception. School paper officers and class officers were elected, with names of editors and treasurers listed for each class. Representatives from seniors to sophomores were named for the Student Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Club
Donnie
Stan Dodge
Bob Heigham
Ledges Inn
Bridge Road
Red Men's Hall Hall
W. A
Wwar
Schyler Fairfield
Mary Hatch
Pat Loring
Maxine
Evelyn Gorham
Mier
Secet Ruth Jackson
Robert Grover
Mary Hatchen Gordon. Petrie
E Gibbs
Rita Lee
Earl Col
Kennetherman
John Fahey
Arlene Dalton
Gail Foster
Wesley Farmer
Lorraine Light
Barbara Stonier
Rayn
Gordon Petrie
Evelyn Gibbs
Farmer
Leis Urice Foye
Local Notes and Society Calls From Wiscasset Area
Ibara Stonier gave talks at Pine Tree Camp week’s end as groups held meetings at the Legion home and Maine Arts and Crafts Center. Lincoln Pomona hosted at Huntoon Hill with supper and booster night planned for Sept 30. Rally day at the ee church and World-Wide Communion were noted. The 142nd annual Wiscasset Female Charitable Society meeting set for Monday at the Library. O. E. S. inspection with 50 attendees and a lobster supper. Members returning from Moosehead trip and other social items listed. The Organ Society opened season with a fish chowder lunch. Child Health conference adjourned with spring meetings planned. Eastern Star to meet Oct 1 with covered dish supper. American Legion and Boy Scouts to run a paper drive Sunday. Personal items include Mrs. George Lincoln Jr.’s recovery and various local residents’ travels and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibara Stonier
Pine Te Camp
Legion Home
Maine Arts and Crafts Center
Woman's Club
Huntoon Hill
Areugh
Lottie York P
Thaddeus
Jefly
Eoerard Dunton
Lucille Leighton
Delmas Leighton
Thaddeus Reed
Huntoon Hill Grange
Lincoln Pomona
Ee Ee
Wiscasset Female Charitable Society
Garrison Hill
Frank Thomas
Readfield
Raymon B. Sherman
Moosehead
Organ Society
Vestry
St. Philip Parish House
Arthur A. Nichols
Eastern Star Club
Masonic Hall
American Legion
Boy Scouts
George
Lincoln, Jr
St. Andrews Hospital
Boothbay Harbor
Leslie A. Sullivan
Barbara
Roslindale
George Chiera
Marlboro
Mass
the Ledges Inn
Chiera
St. Es
Victor Gorham
Des
Robert
Brooklyn
N. Y
Federal Street
Verne Safford
Janet
Mary Y. Bemis
Mary Hobson
Joseph French
Ruby French
Damariscotta
Legion Auxiliary Sentia Entei
Woolwich and Bath Baptists Host Religious and Social Notices
Sunday services announced with Rev. Kechtbert N. Craig as speaker at Woolwich Center Baptist. Woolwich Center Baptist also holds Sunday school at 10 am and preaching at 7 30 pm. Goodwill club plans baked bean and salad supper October 11 with Sagadahoc Mo Club and a benefit for Bath mortal hospital on October 25. Fall supper and sale scheduled for November 15. Personal items note visits, travels, and deaths among local residents including Miss Geraldine Rice, Mrs. Jordan Wright, and Mrs. Robert Simpson relatives. many neighbors listed with recent activities and arrivals. A lecture by President Newell prompted Mr. Sorensen to walk from Bath to Tuessie hall for transport back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Nequasset
Pymorning Milliken
Woolwich
Year Baptist
Cav Ontsweag
Kechtbert N. Craig
Woolwich Center Baptist _ church
Goodwill Club
Harry Fitch
Sagadahoc Mo Club
Getaniey
Bath Mortal Hospital
Florence Carleton
Spinning Wheel Club
Merle Jameson
Geraldine Rice
Hartford
Oscar Bailey
Amy Seigars
Wiscasset
Ivan Shaw
Charles Brown
Brown
Bucksport
Samuel Moore
Harold Roberts
Everett Rice
Sagadahoc
Windham
Hartley Hathorne
Portland
William Raynes
Pamela
California
Russell Boyd
E. A. Newton
Providence
R. I
Capitol
Joseph Wiley
William Wiley
Durham
Harold Shaw
Oe Peeee
Eva Ei Repenhagen
Burmeister and Vee Co
Athe Bath Iron Works
Bath
Tuessie Hall
Newell
Sorensen
Bath Women Attend Maine W C T U Convention
Mrs. Doris Thistle, Sagadahoc county president, and Miss Carrie Trott attended the 73rd Maine W C T U convention in Houlton with about 100 delegates. Plans were made to intensify anti intemperance efforts and recruit new members. Bath Iota Sigma received a certificate for a fruitful year with seven net new members. They visited Passadumkeag and Presque Isle during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Thistle
Sagadahoc
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Carrie Trott
Houlton
Maine
Bath Iota Sigma
Thistle
Miss Trott
Frederick Mace
Passadumkeag
Lambert Park
John W. Currie
Presque Isle
Moose spotted at Hyde Memorial Home grounds
A buck a cow and two young moose were seen Monday at the Hyde Memorial Home for Crippled Children by Lyle Littlefield an employee on the estate. He observed them near the woods on the western grounds at about 9 am and managed to take photos. Locals hope for a return visit by the moose family soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Memorial Home
Lyle’ Littlefield
Woolwich Grange Meeting Brings Amusement and Illness News
The Woolwich Grange meeting featured a swapping game with ten cent gifts and refreshments served by lady officers. A report noted Sister Gulza’s illness. The next gathering is planned for Sept 24 with Vera Smith presenting the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hathorne
Porns Ria
Fiieedale Street
Charlotte Ujemen
Beatrice Bailey
Gulza
Vera Smith
Nequasset Farm Bureau Meets For All Day Session
Nequasset Farm Bureau held an all day meeting last Wednesday with 33 attendees. West Bath guests included 12 ladies. Beatrice County Clothing Project of Topsham led the discussion on Clothing Accessories. Members made various articles and a dinner was served. The next meeting is planned at Mrs Dodge’s Meadow Road home on Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
West Bath Farm Bureau
Beatrice County Clothing Project A
Topsham
An Dodge
Meadow Road
Laurel Grove Cemetery Meeting Seeks Broad Attendance
The Laurel Grove cemetery association holds its annual meeting to conduct extensive business including fencing of the cemetery property as part of its agenda. Local leaders express hope for broad attendance to address the community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Grove Cemetery Association
Peopel” SE Agate
Municipal government changes and council manager system
A Roary Club talk outlines the shift from strong mayor to council manager government, noting improved city operations since 1920s western cities adopted the model. It cites Bangor’s 1932 transition, debt reduction, stable budgets, and growing city reserves under President Charles Dorie. Rotarians and guests from nearby towns attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Unsa
Bangor
Charles Dorie
Earl
Farnham
Eola Atwood
T. H. Menten
Mmn
Frank W. Myers
Milford
Jom
George Nugent
William Fur Harry Ring
William Tu
E. A Wright
West Bath
B. T. Boyan
Melrose
Mass
Five Fins in Typical Fish Described
The passage outlines five fin types in a standard fish: paired pectoral, pelvic, dorsal, anal and tail fins. It notes these fins vary among species but form the common fin set.
West Bath Grange Event at Topsham
A fragment outlines a West Bath Grange program at Topsham featuring “Grange Means to Me” by Cleara Porance, musical pieces by young performers including “Tulip” and “Anniversary Song,” readings by Carver’s editor, and a flag tableau. Alfred Rackley reads “Our Flag” as Edric Wheeler offers closing thoughts and a community singing of “God Be With You ’Til We Meet Again.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesay
Grange
Cleara Porrance
Harry
Carver
Morse
Charles Aoe
Alfred Rackley
Grange Creed
Edric Wheeler
God
Rock Hill Inn Reopens as Grange Hall Meeting Site
The Rock Hill Inn, formerly the Grange hall, has been renovated by Joseph W. Larrabee into a new inn. The article notes recent events and mentions upcoming selections for a meeting, with time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Hill Inn
Grange Hall
Joseph W. Larrabee
Bath Elks to Initiate Eleven Candidates
A class of eleven candidates will be initiated into the Bath Lodge of Elks at their meeting. Names include Clayton T. Works, Donald A. St Maurice, Edward Brown, Ralph L. Houston, Frank J. Dingley, and John C. Hart, all of Bath. Supper is at 6 30 p.m. Friday Sept 26 and the Second Annual Awards will be held. Sponsors are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge of Elks
Clayton T. Works
Donald A. St Maurice
He Edward Brown
Ralph L. Houston
Frank J. Dingley
John C. Hart
Bath
Elks
Brother L. Pee Quale
Thursda
Municipal Court Dismisses Gardiner R Charge
In Tuesday's Municipal Court Gardiner R was found not guilty after Sheriff Charles W. to a who testified. Judge Beet Bringham presided with Ralph Co. as defense counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R
Charles W. Toa
Sd Beet Bringham
Im Ralph Co
Dele Cana Eee
Mr and Mrs Rose to Winter With Crocker in Gunn
Mr and Mrs Fred Rose will reside this winter with Mrs Lester Crocker in Gunn. Fred and Jon Morse spent time together during the season and shared plans for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rose
Lester Crocker
Sion Gunn
Fred
Jon Morse
Industry group reviews processes at Pennsylvania crushing plant
Representatives of Howe Ros. and allied firms held talks at a local plant on production steps tied to Pennsylvania Co. of Philadelphia projects. The plan includes Bath Iron Works frames and Harding plant work with a California contract noted as a substantial order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Representatives
Howe Ros
Lof
Pennsylvania Co
Phia
Bath Iron Works Corp
Hardings
Bath
Harding Plant
Califortia
Ieees Re Ee Ee Eeeler Fortsbers
Orate al Man
Pennsylvania
Ween
Schulze
Vania Via Co
Frederick M. Bath Iron Works Mfg. Co
Boalt Tev
Peacock
Peacock Bros
Loring Addition Hosts Guest Speaker on Rural Roads
Charles, a Morse High graduate and National Honor Society life member, spoke at Loring Addition about rural road improvements after winning a national essay prize. He attends State Teachers College Gorham and aims to teach manual arts and coach basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
National Lecenet
James Farmer
Charles
Morse High
National Honor Society
Bath Lions Club
Morse
Reing & A
Western T
New England
State Te Teachers College
Gorham
Bath Grange Harvest Supper Sparks Richmond Couples
A harvest supper event at Bath Grange brings out Mr and Mrs Marriner from Richmond and their circle of friends. The gathering highlights community ties and local tradition as members enjoy a shared meal and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gievelind Marriner
Richmond
Golf Match At Bath Club Followed By Dinner
Members of the Bath Country Club played a round on the Bath course and planned dinner at the clubhouse. Mrs. Grace Lloyd of Port was noted for assisting in the capacity during the regular nurse’s absence for nearly a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Én Co Et Ee
Grace Lloyd of
Port
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