Phippsburg Social Roundup Includes Visits and Clambakes
Mrs Frederick Percy returns from Small Point Beach to South Lancas. Mr and Mrs Frank McLanathan come back to Methuen after a Small Point season. Cottage owners John Chandler Lancaster Mass. Mrs George Dearborn returns to New York City from Small Point. Various guests and island outings described as Bath clubs hold a clambake and golf at Shore Acres. Meantime Morse High freshmen list includes seven graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Percy
Small Point Beach
South Lancas
Frank McLanathan
Methuen
Mass
Small Point
John Chandler
Lancaster
George Dearborn
New York City
George Ballou
Homme
Yonkers
N. Y
Little Wood Island
Harry Farrington
Meda
Edith Fair
Portland
Emma A. Perry
Brightwater
Lottie Cobb
Bowdoinham
Miss Perry
Maria S. Poulson
Mrs. Fisher
Gardiner
Fisher
Vernal Chase
Bath
Omar R. Perry
Perry
Harpswell
Sidney Rapkin
Danvers
Harry Gilmore
Gertrude Gibby
Melrose
William Blaisdell
Eleanor Brown
Boothbay Harbor
Christmas Cove
Donald Kelley
Lisbon Falls
John Ryder
Oregon
Guysbert B. Vroom Jr
Vroom
Phippsburg Center
Mabel Ingalls
George Ingalls
Ingalls
Washington Street
Rose Carpenter
Lena Oliver
Westport
Clarence Wallace
Kerry Richard
Bath Memorial Hospital
Parker Head
Phippsburg Welfare Club
Leon Eaton
Frank Thompson
West Point
Everett Wallace
Hazen Hilton
Sebasco Estates
Lewiston
Willard Atwood
Evelyn Atwood
Freeport
Campbell Farm
Linwood Feere
Percy Miller
Linwood
Percy Low
Frederick Brown
Kittery
Agnes Cutting
Ray F. Campbell
Campbell
Dromore Bay Farm
Jennie Evans
James L. Morse
Joseph Fitzsimmons
Joan
Frances
East Braintree
Gertrude Blaisdell
Bailey
William B. Perry
Popham Beach
Lynbrook
L. I
Morse High School
Grammar School
Bernadine Atwood
Irma Wallace
Carl Wallace
Elmer W. Morse
Walter Morse
Clifford Pye
Maurice Pye
Ralph A. Pye
Ralph Pye
Charles E. Wyman
J. Rodney Wyman
Herbert F. McIntire
Raymond McIintire
Fred H. Spinney
Ernestenry
Eway
White Mountains
Thomaston
John Carter
Woolwich
Popham School
Charles Capron Marsh
Rahway
N. J
Marsh
Clifton Morong
Kennebec River
Charles McDonald
Constance
Osgood
Ethel Luke
David Parsons
George E. Oliver
Ralph Blood
Southwest Harbor
Frank Small
Auburn
Irving Dobbin
U. S. Coast Guard
Jonesport
Helena Oliver
W. R. Bowie
Spruceville
William Adams
Brooklyn
Bay Point
Ernest W. Oliver
Forrest Legard
Leslie Dyer
Eva Dobbin
Nina Larrabee
Millard Urquehart
Mary
Maidie
Allen
Millard, Jr
Harvard
Delar
Seguin Island
Urquehart
Stephen Etinier
Ellison Moody
Morganda
Seal Harbor
Allegra Bickford
Livermore Falls
Afinie Oliver Stacey
Eugene Osgood
Barbara
Ralph Ballard
Anchor Light
Humphrey Cottage
Earl Allen
Gilbert’s Head
Annie Oliver Stacey
Seaman E. Drake
Carroll and
David
Marie Leonard
Kenneth
Robert
Walter Oliver
Bar Harbor
Bangor
Ida Burnham
Frank Scott
Keene
N. H
Robert Cody
Milton
Graham Cottage
Clara
Edwin Hill
Richard Percy
Cox’s Head
Phillip
Laurence Wyman
Madelyn Bridges
Popham
Raymond Larrabee
Saco
Mary Morton
Leon Fickett
Pond Island Light
David Leon
Rachel Getchell
Los Angeles
Calif
Christopher Marr
Walter Rich
Camden
Haminston
Riverside
Winfield Kenniston
Ruth
Moses Chandler
Bear Mt
Page Wyman
Sea Grille
Wedding Tea Honors Mrs Perkins Guests and Prizes
The event featured a decorated wedding cake by Mrs Perkins and refreshments of sandwiches ice cream cake and coffee. Eighteen attendees included the hostess. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Humphrey A Owen Mrs Annie Malcolm and Mrs Perkins.
Eddie Given tops Sebasco golf day with 77 gross
In the Colonial club handicap at Shore Acres Sebasco Eddie Given fired 41 36 for a 77 gross to lead the day. He beat John McCole and Bob Brownell by three strokes as Haggett took low net with 54 and Stevens net 60 earned second in that class. Special kicker prizes went to Clayton Fortier and Alex Burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Shore Acres
Sebasco
Eddie Given
John McCole
Bob Brownell
Melvin Haggett
Hiram Stevens, Jr
Haggett
McCole
Brownell
Stevens
Clayton Fortier
Alex Burden
Central District Nurses Meet in Lewiston
Thirty five registered nurses gathered in American Legion hall for the Central District meeting of the Maine States Nurses Association. Dr Joseph I Smith municipal health officer spoke on Heredity as officers were nominated for the January Lewiston annual meeting. Delegates Ruth Henry Jane Haggett and Stella A Dolloff were chosen for Bangor October 23 24 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph I. Smith
Maine States Nurses’ Association
American Legion Hall
Alice Holgate
Lewiston
District Association
Smith
Ruth Henry
Jane Haggett
Stella A. Dolloff
State Association
Bangor
Morse High Players Call For Respect At Games
Two Morse High football players publish a letter to the Bath sports editor urging fans to restrain harsh remarks after defeats. They condemn taunts such as questioning players’ football knowledge and other unsportsmanlike comments heard at Saturday’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Bath
Big Popham Road Improvement Near Elbow Hill
Bath motorists praise a new section of highway from Phippsburg to Parker's Head. Trees cleared and construction begun to straighten the route over a wide ravine. The project costs a lot but will shorten the distance and remove sharp hills. completion likely next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Popham
Elbow Hill
Phippsburg
Parker’s Head
First Snow Delivers Light Flurry to Bath Area
Bath motorists encountered the season's first snow Saturday night near Moose Head Lake. The light flurry was brief and did not amount to much, leaving road conditions largely unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Moosehead Lake
Bath dominates 20 gauge skeet title clash on page one
In a two man championship, J. Chippendale and R. J. McWilliams of Auburn posted 181. McLaughlin and Alexander of Bath and Richmond tallied 169. Jim Whitney of Portland teamed with Waldo Seavey of Augusta for 159. A Maine vacation tale follows a Saco traveler who stays in eastern Maine homes and finds a quilt bearing obituaries from 1867. Actress Annie Russell enters Knox County General Hospital for a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Chippendale
R. J. McWilliams
Auburn
McLaughlin
Bath
Alexander
Richmond
Jim Whitney
Portland
Waldo Seavey
Augusta
Annie Russell
Rockport
Knox County General Hospital
Popham Beach visitors and local notes from the area
A long list of residents and visitors frequenting Popham Beach and nearby towns through a recent week. Fishermen, lighthouse keepers, cottages, and family visits appear with names such as Morong, Oliver, Dobbin, and Scofield, plus a Norfolkish rail to South Portland and a library drive by the American Legion auxiliary seeking 1000 books for the State School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Portland
James Fitzgerald Post
American Legion
Augusta
Grube B. Cornish
Department of Pulte Welfare
Bathman Huse to select cast for Pudd'nhead Wilson in Hartford
H use travels to Hartford to choose actors for a deluxe Mark Twain Maskers production of Pudd'nhead Wilson to aid the Mark Twain Memorial Fund. He supplies the only manuscript of the play in existence and is renowned as the foremost expert on the work. A prior Bath production directed by him is fondly remembered by local theatregoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Augustus Huse
Hartford
Conn
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Mark Twain
Bathman
Huse
Mayo Company
Bath
Early codfish appearance signals harsh New England winter
Old-time fishermen say the early codfish in New England and New Jersey waters foretell a severe winter with plenty of snow and cold weather. The period is expected to be a rip-snorting season with uncomfortable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New Jersey
Obituary Ina A Small RN 37 Bath Memorial nurse dies
Ina A Small RN 37 wife of Ralph F Small of 20 Andrews Road died Thursday at Bath Memorial Hospital after a major operation. Born in Norton New Brunswick she came to Bath 15 years ago to train at Bath Hospital and graduated with honors. She is survived by her husband two daughters Elizabeth and Ruth a son Robert two brothers Howard Allaby Norton and Albert Allaby St John Michigan and a sister Mrs Gladys Reed Norton New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina A. Small
R. N
Ralph FP. Small
Andrews Road
Bath Memorial Hospital
Norton, N. B
Charles H
Christine Allaby
Bath
Bath Hospital
Ralph F. Small
William G. Small
Genesta Chapter
No. 73
Bath Memorial Hospital Nurses
Elizabeth
Ruth
Robert
Howard Allaby
Albert Allaby
St. John, Mich
Gladys Reed
Funeral of Mrs. Ina F. Small
The funeral for Ina F. Small R N wife of Ralph F. Small was held Sunday at Central church with Rev David L Wilson officiating. Nurses Alumnae and Genesta chapter O E B attended. Bearers were Edgar D Leavitt Merritt Mitchell Clifford B Smith and Luther S Thompson. Burial followed in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina F. Small
R. N
Ralph F. Small
Central Church
David L. Wilson
LH. D
Nurses Alumnae Association
Small
Genesta Chapter
Edgar D. Leavitt
Merritt Mitchell
Clifford B. Smith
Luther S. Thompson
Oak Grove
Funeral of Mrs Curtis Held at Mayo Residence
The funeral service for Mrs Gertrude M Curtis wife of John L Curtis was held Thursday afternoon at two o clock at the Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street Reverend Ernest Heywood officiated Bearers were J Ross Chase Arthur E Holmes John T Dwyer and Cyrus G
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude M. Curtis
John L. Curtis
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Ernest Heywood
J. Ross Chase
Arthur E. Holmes
John T. Dwyer
Cyrus G
Mrs. Adelaide A. Cunningham Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Adelaide A. Cunningham 80 widow of Byron Cunningham of Edgecomb died Tuesday after a long illness at her daughter Mrs. Mabel H. Paquet's home 28 Russell Street following a 25 year residence in the city. Survived by Frank M. Haggett of Wiscasset and Victor H. Paquet of Bath, plus three sisters. Funeral Friday at two at Mrs. Paquet's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide A. Cunningham
Byron Cunningham
Edgecomb
Mabel H. Paquet
Russell Street
Wesley Church
Washington
Ann (Haggett) Dodge
Paquet
Funeral of Mrs Clement Held at St Marys Church
The funeral of Josephine H. Clement widow of Isadore Clement was held Friday at eight in St. Marys Church with Rev. Timothy C. Maney officiating. Bearers included Dr. Paul G. Bagdikian Serville Biette John Hart Edward George and Harold Sonia. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine H
Isadore Clement
St. Mary's Church
Timothy C. Maney
Paul G. Bagdikian
Serville Biette
John Hart
Edward
George
Harold Sonia
Oak Grove
Funeral for John E Pinkham Held at Mayo Residence
Funeral services for John E. Pinkham were held Friday at 2 PM at the Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street. Rev David L Wilson officiated with bearers John Pinkham Albert Pinkham Ernest Pinkham and Albert Darrah. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Pinkham
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
David L. Wilson
John Pinkham
Albert Pinkham
Ernest Pinkham
Albert Darrah
Oak Grove
Bangor Old Town Football Debuts Crimson Rams Mascot Darby
The Bangor Old Town football game Saturday featured the official debut of Darby the 200 pound live ram as the Crimson team mascot. The ram, purchased by the school, will serve as the school's mascot, with the team now known as the Crimson Rams. Darby drew attention at the field with impressive horns and a display of school colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor Old Town
Darby
New York Jewelry Heist Tangles Local Residents
Representative Wilbur C. Oliver and his daughter-in-law were caught in a traffic jam in New York City on Saturday when three robbers stole jewelry worth 7090 dollars from D Gum Binger’s store at 52 East 46th Street. The holdup occurred around 11 a.m. after the Olivers had attended a funeral in Flatbush for John Dais, a wealthy fish merchant and family friend. The taxi was stopped at Vanderbilt Avenue and Forty-Sixth Street as the robbery unfolded nearby. The driver maneuvered free and the couple learned of the daylight crime in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur C. Oliver
Union Street
Arthur G. Oliver
Boston
New York City
Vanderbilt Avenue
Forty- Sixth Street
D. Gumbinger
East Forty- Sixth Street
New York
Flatbush
John Dais
Oliver
Waterville Woman's Club Leader Named State Federation Secretary
Mrs. Arthur Buckner of Waterville has held four roles in the Waterville Woman's Club including president director and dramatic coach. She has been chosen by state federation president Mrs. Maybelle H. Brown as corresponding secretary. Buckner brings extensive public work background from reading lecturing church and club leadership and taught in Iowa Nebraska Missouri before relocating to Maine 12 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Buckner
Waterville
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Maine
Mammoth cucumber found in Stratton garden
Fred Childs reported a 14 inch cucumber weighing 3% pounds from his Stratton garden. More cucumbers of similar size were noted, highlighting unusually large produce in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
Fred Childs
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Alfreda Perkins
Dromore Grange
East Brunswick
Sonia
Humphrey A. Owen
Quting
Central District Nurses
Stella Dolloff
Big Popham
Maine Central Railroad
Monmouth
Harry Pease
D.S.T
A. J. Bergerons
Curtis
Bryant
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mrs. Clement
Chevrolet
NASH
Studebaker