Totman Library Welcomes Generous Book Gifts and Local Notes
The Totman Public Library in Phippsburg receives donations of valuable works from Mrs. Freeman C. Merritt Miss Dorothy Barrett and Mrs. William D. Sewall among others including 1930 Maine statutes and 1981 legislature records and Heidie Pinocchio Nature Stories. Local residents update on property sales repairs and visits with ministers professors and military personnel across the Center area detailing renovations at the Rogers homestead and other farms plus travelers and students in town.
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Totman Public Library
Center Crossroads
Freeman C. Merritt
Maine
Dorothy Barrett
Carson
Harbor Island
Heidie
Pinncchio
William D. Sewall
Adelbert Williams
Irving Wallace
Maurice Avery
Clarence
Ernest Blaisdell
Rogers Homestead
Capt
Joseph
Ann Mary Perry
Clarence Blaisdell
Roslindale
Mass
Rogers Farm
James C. Perry
Perry
George C. Pease
Sewall Bowker
Mr. Bowker
Perrys
John Rogers
Scott Rogers
Storers
Wakefield- Batchelder-Decker
W. Oquelette
Brunswick
William Benner
Hamilton McCourt
Q@ritz-Dodge
C. L. Stevens
Phippsburg
California
Davenport
Berkeley
Robertson
Washington State
MacPherson
Steubenville
Ohio
Portland
New York Fair
Charles P. Percy
Brooklyn
Frank Bowker
Bath
Gordon Davenport
Calif
Clement Rose
South Deerfield
Henry Minott
Charles Percy
N. Y
Liverpool
Eng
London
Percy
A. L. Nickerson
Nickerson
George Thomas
Bertha Doughty
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
J. I. Smith
Elliot Ray
Woburn
Jay K. Bowker
Gardiner Rogers
Sally
Rogers Camp
Rogers
Legion
Boston
Jay Daley
Willard Blair
Dromore
Parker Head elects officers and notes activities
Parker Head School Improvement League chose William Cushing as president Barbara Mank vice president Arthur Kreidler secretary and Marion Cushing treasurer. Girl Scouts and Brownies met for planning next year while numerous residents noted visits and family events around town through the week.
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School Improvement League
William Cushing
Barbara Mank
Arthur Kreidler
Marion Cushing
Herbert Doughty, Jr
Brownies
Frances M. Robie
Francis Lander
Marian Geraldine
John H. Perkins
East Brunswick
Tuesay
Beatrice Denningham
West Georgetown
Eugene Harrington
W. T. Wyman
Charles Perry
H. D. Mank
Lee Sheldon
Wilma
Charles Blaisdell
Grace Williams
Bath
Walter Cushing
Dromore Farm Bureau Members Dine And Discuss
Mrs Carolyn Day of Bath hosted 19 Dromore Farm Bureau members and four guests at her Bay Point Summer home for the September meeting. The program covered aids in shoe buying with a Home Demonstration talk. A covered dish dinner with boiled lobsters followed, the group voting to supply two dozen hospital johnnies for Red Cross work and enrolling eleven new members.
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Charles Koskis
Howard Bowker
Stoneybrook
Maurice Avery
Bernard Henderson
Norwood
Mass
Harold Seavey
Squirrel Point Light Reservation
Newagen
Daley
Helen Bartlette
Ashdale
U. S. S. Liver
Tracy Cottage
Patricia
James Seavey
Juanita
Gorham Normal School
Gordon Davison
Portland
T. C. Hughes
John Tracy
Woolwich
Henry Campbell
New York
Emma Perry
Jay K. Bowker
Ford Moran
Jay Daley
Aretha Campbell
Mary Wright
Auburn
Bay Point
Carolyn Day
Bertha Shea
Maine General Hospital
Totman Library
John C. Berry
Corinne Berry
West Coast
Alice H. Minott
Posse Nissen
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Bremerton
Simonson
Gladys Isging
Gladys
Langdon N. Thistle
Presque Isle
John W. Currie
Thistle
Mary L. Putney
Lebanon
N. H
Rico Zorrilla
Harry Woodward
Melrose
Langdoni
Aroostook County
Bath
Dromore Farm Bureau
Bureau
Red Cross
Winnegance Evening Tea Hosts Card Auction
Mrs. Edwin F. Small entertained an afternoon tea and auction with Auxiliary members of the Community club. Plans for a public card party in mid October were announced, with committees to be named at the next weekly meeting hosted by Mrs. Harold Miller. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Walter Morse and Mrs. Charles Small. Frank Perow, recently homebound after a car accident, is now able to go outdoors again.
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Edwin F. Small
Community Club
Auxiliary
Harold Miller
Walter Morse
Charles Small
John Morse
Winfield Morse
Orman Coggeshall
Harry C. Williams
Frank Perow
George Eaton
Herbert Spinney
Charles E. Hewitt
Boosters Night At West Bath For Grangers
West Bath grange schedules Boosters night on Sept 30 with Carver's orchestra for dancing. The open session invites friends. Activities include an apple guessing contest, a piano solo by Frances Grainger, a grange quiz, a popcorn eating contest won by Herbert Cavanaugh, and a penny march with participants Dor is Crocker Leon Genthner Eddie Jenks Marion Rose Claire Grainger and Mrs Russell Kenney. Firewood bids due Sept 30 and a chorus rehearsal led by Mrs Armstrong Friday at 7 30 in the hall.
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West Bath Grange
Carver
Lucy Armstrong
Frances Grainger
Grange
Herbert Cavanaugh
Leon Genthner
Eddie Jenks
Marion Rose
Doris Crocker
Claire Grainger
Penny March
Russell Kenney
Retroanmerite
Armstrong
Fred K. Sturtevant
Sturtevant
Local Girls Graduate From Augusta General
Miss Ferralyn Roberts and Miss Mildred Wright, both of this city, received diplomas from Augusta General Hospital School of Nursing on Monday evening. Roberts is daughter of Chester A. Roberts and Wright of Irving B. Wright, Bath. Bath residents motored to Augusta for the exercises. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Robinson returned Monday to South Portland after a weekend visit with Mr. Robinson's parents, Hiram and [unreadable] Robinson.
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Ferralyn Roberts
Mildred Wright
Augusta General Hospital School of Nursing
Miss Roberts
Chester A. Roberts
Miss Wright
Irving B. Wright
Bath
Augusta
Mrs
Arnold Robinson
South Portland
Mr. Robinson
Hiram Robinson
Middle Street
G. E. McNulty
Walter Sprague
Herbert
Richard
Carl Newcomb
Barbara Sprague
Farmington State Normal School
Capt
Peter Isaacson
Irving Isaacson
Paul Damon
Lewiston
Stone House
Stanley Hyde
Yarmouth
Salvation Army Drive to Close Saturday
Captain Walter Lamie announced the Annual Appeal will officially close this coming Saturday if weather permits Tag Day. Cash raised is over $1,400 with pledges and promises expected to lift the total to about $2,200. Donors urged to contribute to Treasurer Daniel Williams or Army Headquarters at 215 Water St.
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Walter Lamie
Salvation Army
Daniel Williams
Army
Water St
Hallet to Speak to Teachers at Tuesday Meeting
Richard Matthews Hallet, Bath native and noted author, will address the English program at the Lincoln Sagadahoc Teachers Association annual convention in Boothbay Harbor High School. He replaces Ralph Edwards as chairman who cannot serve. Hallet wrote Rolling World Trial By Fire Lady Art Canyon of Fools and Michael Beam.
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Richard Matthews Hallet
Boothbay Harbor
Lincoln- Sagadahoc Teachers’ Association
Bath
Hallet
Ralph Edwards
Brunswick High School
Rolling World
Trial By Fire
Lady Art
Canyon of Fools
Michael Beam
Poultrymen to Meet at Livermore Falls
Twin County poultrymen descend on E. L. Souther's poultry plant in Livermore Falls on Friday September 27 at 1 30 PM. Frank Reed the poultry specialist will discuss management for layers feeding and disease control.
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Twin County
E. L. Souther
Livermore Falls
Frank Reed
Park Street
Epworth Leaguers Open Fall Program With Marshmallow Roast
Epworth League of Beacon Street Church opened the fall program with a marshmallow roast along the Kennebec at Drumond Street. About 20 members gathered again for games and refreshments after a scavenger hunt. Committee includes Miss Geraldine Nickerson chair and social VP, Miss Camilla Pratt, Miss Janet Beardsley, John St. Martin, Miss Carol Drake. Officers elected by Rev. Jesse Kenderdine include Miss Pratt president, Miss Beardsley VP, James Steen second VP, Miss Elizabeth Ater third VP, Miss Nickerson fourth VP, Miss Drake secretary, Mr. St. Martin treasurer.
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Epworth League of
Beacon Street
Kennebec
Drummond Street
Geraldine Nickerson
Camilla Pratt
Janet Beardsley
John St. Martin
Carol Drake
Jesse Kenderdine
Miss Pratt
Beardsley
James Steen
Elizabeth Ater
Nickerson
Drake
St. Maritin
Popham Beach Enjoys Warm Water And Local Improvements
Popham Beach in September offers unusually warm water and favorable weather for visitors. Changes around Morse’s river and the south shore mark beach improvements. Mrs G E McNulty moved to the post office building and added shrubs while the east entrance was moved. The library received repairs and Stephen Etnier gains recognition as a rising local painter. Coast Guard station improvements and a Sunday skiff rescue were noted along with local high scores at Rolalot.
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Popham
Morse’s
Postoffice
Donald Sewall
Bath
Popham Beach
Frances Robie
Popham School
Popham Road
Stephen Ethier
Stephen Etnier
Livermore
Marion Bridges
Fred Waterhouse
Auburn
Robert Cody
Milton
Mass
Ernest Spinney
Henry Farwell
Cambridge
Spinney
Coast Guard
Melville Sproul
Wakefield
Bath couples relate weekend at Kennebec shore cottage
Mr and Mrs Donald Small of Bath spent the weekend at their cottage on the Kennebec shore. Mrs Lissa Dearborn and her son Carl Dearborn Jr returned to Bath after a two week vacation in Popham. Mr and Mrs Louis Gayton of Aul...
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Clarence Wallace
Ernest Hemingway
Leston Harrington
Lloyd Perry
Wayne Victor
Charles Perry
Galen Daley
Dickinson
Malden
Mass
F. Percy Young
Dean Farnham
Sadie Savage
Phippsburg Center
Boston
H. D. Mank, Jr
Donald Small
Bath
Kennebec Shore
Lissa Dearborn
Carl Dearborn, Jr
Popham
Louis Gayton
Aul
Francis Cooke
Silver Spring
Spear Cottage
Douglas Buchanan
Daniel McNeil
George Buchanan
Horace Morse
Horace
John
Dunlap Hatch
Celia Hatch
Robert Hatch
Daniel
Olive Emerson
Lewis
Portland
Stanford Bowie
Raymond
Lewiston
Ralph Young
Auburn
Clarence Perkins
Wendell White
Warren White
White Spot
Christmas Cove
Henry Gruer
York, Pa
Ellison Moody
Arlene Perkins
McGuire's Bakery
Henry Farwell
Cambridge
Farwell
Ernest Spinney
Fred Osgood
J. G
Carol
David
Walter Sprague
G. F. McNulty
River Shore
Ollie Spinney
Bath Hospital
Vernon Mattson, Jr
John Voorhees
James Voorhees
Pyle
Daytona Beach
Fla
Rogers
Long Island
Charles Morse
Frank Jones
Robert Cody
Milton
Eugene W. Osgood
Marine Hospital
Frank Irving
William H. Stone
Biddeford
James R. Walker
Medford
G. E. McNulty
Clayton Walker
G. EF. McNulty
Maurice Burns
Friends
Edna M. Coolidge
The
Birchwood
Bay Point
Merline Thompson
Charlotte Cahill
New York
Miss Cahill
Donald Avery
Dave” Noyes
Blue Bell
Frances Reid
Thompson
H. S. Keen
William Adams
Louise Howard
E. J. Stewart
Theodore
Kennebec Point
Harry Oliver
Ralph Carlisle
Kay
Charles Kellogg
Cecil Cummings
Ralph Cotton
Winchester
Sagadahoc
Mary Campbell
Elizabeth Deering
Nova Scotia
Howard Nash
Maple Lodge
Edward Wren
George Worrey
Fales Cottage
E. R. Wright
Bruce
Trott
Camp Brokus
Edward Coombs
Ruth
Mr. Coombs
Dormitory Plan Approved By Y Directors
YMCA directors approve converting the upper floor into dormitories for 36 men and appoint a boys work secretary contingent on the annual financial campaign. Archibald M. Main presides as Alonzo Harriman designs the dormitory layout with separate entrances for boys and youths.
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Boys Work Committee
John Parker
Joseph O. Purdue
Edward W. Bridgham
Boys Work
Archibald M. Main
Alonzo Harriman
Lewiston
Bath
Corliss Street Teachers in Supper Conference
Corliss Street Sunday school held its first quarterly supper conference presided by Supt Silas E Plant. About 20 attended with 104 present last week and a vote set for Sunday Oct 6. Committees were named for December 5 with Miss Ruth L Clark Miss Beulah E Pratt and Raymond E Watson.
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Corliss Street
W. W. Chaney
Frederick May
Flora B. Robbins
Silas E. Plant
Ruth L. Clark
Beulah E. Pratt
Raymond E. Watson
Bay Point Autumn Gardens Share Local Social Ties
The Bay Point community showcases autumn colored flower beds owned by Mrs. Harry Stone Mrs. Donald Avery and Mrs. Lila M Spinney among others at Navajo and Ionit. residents visit each other attend visits and attend gatherings at Blue Bell and various cottages. Notable local movements include shopper activity at Pyle's Art and Gift Shop Daytona Beach Fla and Aunt Lou's Gift Shop with shells grasses novelties upcoming displays.
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Bay Point
Harry Stone
Donald Avery
Lila M. Spinney
Navajo
Ionit
Lucy Cahill
Stedman
Birchwood
Cahill
Mr. Pyle
Pyle
Daytona Beach
Fla
Aunt Lou
Herman A. Spinney
Richard Sweet
Chicago
Ill
Paul Sweet
Bates College
Sweet
Eleanor McClue
Harry J. Stone
Oil stove blaze at Willow Street home confined to ell
Mrs. William B. Esmond lit an oil stove then left. returning found fire in the shed and attic. She closed the kitchen door to stop spread. Firemen responded from box 612, the ell was gutted but the main house suffered only smoke damage. Alarm at 8:50, all clear 9:25.
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William B. Esmond
Willow Street
Evans-House Ralph A and Mrs Evans Wed in Wesley Church
Ralph A Evans of Needham Massachusetts married his Ohio partner Tuesday morning in Wesley church parsonage 33 Union street. Rev C B Oliver performed the single ring ceremony with Mrs C B Oliver and Wilbur Oliver as attendants. The couple will reside in Needham where Evans is employed as a salesman.
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Ralph A. Evans
Needham
Mass
Ohio
Wesley Church Parsonage
Union Street
C. B. Oliver
Wilbur Oliver
Evans
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Walter Small
Maurice Pashard
Abbie Minott
Mary Bowker
Elizabeth Hampton
Ellen Coombs
Parker
Allie Rollins
Earl Lowell
Lewis F. Lowell
Brightwater
Bob Moore
Fred Shepherd
John D. Libby
Fred Libby
Frances Libby
Sanford
U. S. Livermore
Nancy Canciellieri
Parker Head
Mank
American Legion
Candellieri
Leslie Logan
Alonzo Morong
Clifton Morong
George Morong
Turney McCarty
Annie Percy
Farm Burney
Maurice Blaisdell
Maizie Wallace
George Woodward
Turner McCarty
Dromore Grange
Charles Rollins
East
A. Bernard Webber
Bernard and
Paul
Weir
Forest Wyman
Bernard Webber
Burleigh Williams
Thornton
Jack Lindford
T. E. McCarty
Dromore Farm Group
Boosters
West Bath
Grangers
Augusta General
Boothbay
Twin County Group
Souther
Epworth Leaguers
Corliss ST
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