Local Shoppers and Holiday News From Phippsburg
The fragment notes shoppers in Phippsburg and nearby Meadowbrook as well as residents Earl Banks and Susan Grevers at a cottage for the holidays. Katherine Hilton enjoys Christmas recess while caring for her child, and others with travel plans or visits to Seattle and abroad are mentioned in brief notes.
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Piano Benefit Recital Organized by St. Mary's Guild
The event featured performances by Gloria W and Carol Johnson with piano bounders including Cammings and a piano solo by Anne Shaw Day and Carolyn Miller. Walter Fullerton and Terrance Carney led stage arrangements with help from Li lian mwood Carr. Gifts were distributed under Emma re and two St. Mary's Guild members.
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Edith Mona Nutter Becomes A Bride In New Year’s Morning Ceremony
Miss Edith Mona Nutter daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Bew of Troy became the bride of A Estes sen son of Mr and Mrs George Wallace of Somerset Place in the parsonage of Central church New Year’s morning Rev Sidney E Dee performing the ceremony The groom a Morse High School 1942 graduate served two years overseas in the Navy and was recently honorably discharged The couple left for a wedding trip to Bodin and will reside in the city
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Edith Mona. Nutter
Harold Bew
Troy
A. Estes
George Wallace
Somerset Place
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Central Church
Sidney E. Dee
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Morse High School
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December Weather Varies Widely Across Day
December's weather varied considerably with light snowfall earlier and rising temps later. Morning readings reached 84 degrees, while clouds persisted and conditions remained unsettled throughout the day.
Christmas Club and community notes fill Parker Head
Parker Head Echo reports a Harmon Christmas Club meeting at Mrs. Eugene Arrington with a Christmas tree, gifts, and refreshments. The February gathering will be at Mrs. Lewis’s, with sewing for the Bumamore project and cards prepared for the Children's Work Shop in New York. Community members attend church events, Brownies, and Scouts as Christmas plans and local deaths touch the village.
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Jean Ha
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Leston Harrington
New York
Carolyn Wyman
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Joyce Olay
Ann Wyman
Saint
Eugene Harringen
Truman Taylor
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Cliff Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Popham Beach Area Sees Patchwork of Repairs and Local Happenings
Local notes from Popham Bay Point and Bath describe road washouts being patched to ease hardship, growing clam digger activity, and residents returning from war plants. Reports mention holiday mail efficiency, postmaster illness, and social visits across Bath and Woolwich with families and Coast Guard personnel. Community petitions gain signatures, while press coverage highlights Stephen Ethier shows in Boston and new York gallery dates.
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Popham
Bay Point
Bath
Spinney
Stephen Ethier
Boston
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Evenjo
Pepilatren
Etnier
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New York
Clinton Newdick
M. I. McNu
Edward Erskine
Arthur Allen
Richard Sprague
Walter Sprague
Clarence Perkins
Virginia
Lester Morse
Winneganee
Elisha Bes
Corea
Henry Leonard
Manila
Carolyn Wallace
Clarence Allace
Ernest Oliver
Bath Iron Works
Ernest Spinney
Leverett Welch
Woolwich
Fred Selmen
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Edith Mona Nutter
Walter Cushing
Allie Rollins
Eliza Bradshaw
Willian Cushing
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John Perkins
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Navy
Bill Reidapeen
John Wade
Walter McCart
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John van McCollett
Reese
Ted Hanscombe
Rumford
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Freeport
Harold Rogers
Mary Wortman
Menke Frida
Tors and Son
Elbert Wood
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