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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1948

Page

6

Local residents gather for visits and family news

A long list of neighbors and relatives share weekend visits and daily life notes. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Buchanan converting a house, Bath and Meadowbrook scenes, vacations planned for Lieut Lewis Smith, and updates on Misses Dickinson, Hunt, and Edwards Smiths. A Decatur connection links to Stephen Decatur and family ancestry.

Peeretinh California Lewis Smith Thistles Meadowbrook George Davis Rosa Wyman Esther McCourt Bertha Wyman Jack Hampton O'Callahan Lufkin George Meek Hampton Bess Grace Dickinson Sgt Harry Butler Carvel Doug Popham Under-the-Lee Jean Bowker Gladys Scott Morse High Jean Hunt Edmund Wallace Maie Pretty Sia Saree Ula Enka Teeey Patos Ness Dudley Leavitt Tot Cotta John Berry Holton Phippsburg Granby Decatur Eld Mass Holton Pate Marguerite Orth Horace Flavel Helen (Berry) Holton Wellesley John C. and Maria (Gove) Berry Worcester Wynburg Cap- Se Stephen Decatur Jane Mary (Morse) Berry Georgetown Small Point Deeeeee Callete J Sade

Funeral services for Albion P. Dickinson held in Oakland

Albion P. Dickinson, 85, had funeral services at the Truman Colonial chapel in Oakland California. He is described as a longtime resident with ties to the local community.

A. P. Dickinson Truman Colonial Chapel Oakland Calif Albion P. Dickinson

Obscure Notice of Names and Relations From Hanford

Fragmentary text lists individuals including a widow Mrs. Chai Crier and Lawrence Aciseo, leaves and cousin Prentice of Hanford, with garbled punctuation suggesting a family notice or genealogical record from a local source.

Agar Mecc Ashewe Curys Chai Crier Dawrence Aciseo Ata Prentice Hanford

Community Grange Sale and Supper Enjoys Painted Hall

A Grange hall sale and supper was held Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Martinez addressing the group and praising the freshly painted hall. Evelyn Beals oversaw desserts while volunteers served. Next meeting is in October with Farm Bureau plans, a covered dish dinner, and a talk by Miss Beryl Barton on current county services. Models will be shown and the session is expected to educate attendees.

Arance Grange Martinez Evelyn Beals Farm Bureau

Phippsburg Fire Dept Hosts Public Supper for Gas Fund

The Phippsburg Fire Department held a public supper at Bodwell Hall to raise funds for gasoline for patrols during the drought. The menu included baked beans salads hot rolls relishes pies and coffee. Speakers Chief En and Bath officials Carl oen Mrs Duncan Farrell Mrs Oscar Gilliam and Police Chief Frank Moriarty addressed fire prevention and safety driving.

Phippsburg Conan Ee Bodwell Hall Ee Perley Sen Carl Oen Duncan Farrell Oscar Gilliam Frank L. Moriarty Bath

Phippsburg Center PTA Resumes Meetings

Phippsburg Center PTA met at the Center school on Thursday evening with much business discussed and plans for the year outlined. Committees were named for membership publicity and party planning with a Halloween and Valentine event scheduled and refreshments served after adjournment.

Phippsburg Center PTA Phippsburg Center P. T. A Center School Peni Been Wyman Eleanor Lala Arlene Hamel Gordon Alden la Rainey Mark Harringon Tality Hazel McCourt del Nee Publicity Kay Li Amsh Halloweeft Valatine

Dromore Grange Hosts Bean Supper and Sale

Dromore grange will host a bean supper on day from 5.30 to 7.30 with a sale of fancy and useful articles in connection. The grange ladies offer items suitable for holidays and residents of Popham and Parker Head are asked to take no notice.

Dromore Grange the Grange Popham Parker Head

Mrs Fanny Gass Returns After Portland Visit

Mrs. Fanny Gass has returned following an art in Portland with her partner and son in law Mr and Mrs John Heigh.

Fanny. Gass Portland Oatter Inlaw John Heigh

Fireman supper fundraiser at age hall hosts lively event

Community notes describe a supper held at an age hall to raise funds for firemen. Attendees, including Mrs and Edith, share greetings and a sense of camaraderie. Various residents are listed visiting cottages, painting, harvesting peaches, and returning from trips as autumn approaches.

Cha Aret Edith Ernest W. Oliver Guy Crowley William Hill Mr. White Frank D Peter Issacson

Coxs Head Residents Aid Power Line Work

Residents along Coxs Head road collected wood as crews cleared a path for a new power line last week. Central Maine linemen finished the van along Popham road and the Thomas Carlson and Moore homes were connected the first of the week.

Alonng Cox Central Edward Pomas Jr Presque Isle George Stacey Bath Y Saturda Ft. Brady Ernest’ Wood

Bodwell Grange Hall Hosts Weekend Gathering

Local notes mention residents from Goodhollowsboro and Dix's Island visiting relatives in the area. Thomas Sr. and son Frederick attended the event while Ralph Bre of Central Maine Power conducted business in the region.

Olfesboro E. M. Wilbur Jane Thomas Sr Frederick Bodwell Grange Hall Ralph Gz Central

Deer and Moose Roam Meadowbrook Area

Phippsburg resident Jay K Bowker reports numerous deer and a persistent old bull moose in the Meadowbrook area. He frightened a moose from his pasture and avoided shooting a bobcat near his cats, noting fruit tree damage from wildlife overrun.

Phippsburg Jay K. Bowker Meadowbrook Road Bowker Mr. Bowker

Parker Head P.T.A. Holds Meeting and Church Repair Talks

Parker Head residents met in the vestry to discuss repairing or rebuilding the church. A quilt top was awarded to Mrs. Leslie Logan of East Boston. Supper planned for Oct. 4 with Mrs. Leston Harrington in charge and solicitors named. School notes cite spelling match attendees, art attendance awards, and library donations.

Parker Head Ca Ee Bears Charles Blaisdell Frances Morong Leslie Darling Eugene Harrington Leston Harrington Walter Lees Bert Nisbet Harold Woodward Earl Lowell David Harrington Joyce Gray Grace It Joyce Robert Gray Grace Kraenan Mary Moore Beryla N’ Harriet Carolyn Donna’ Wyman Warren Dought Betty Anne Bernard Yman, Jr Robert Cushing School League Hartley Baxter Brunswick Aoe

Birthday Party for Janice Fournier in East Brunswick

Janice Fournier celebrated her tenth birthday Tuesday at the Fournier home in East Brunswick. Fall colors decorated the party with candy baskets and favors. games and prizes were given by Pletts, Joan Hawks, Nancy Later, Warren McCrater and Nancy Grover.

Fournier East Brunswick Janice Fournier Pletts Joan Hawks Nancy Later Warren McCrater Nancy Grover Janice Beverly Crocker Pauline Gaudreau Nancy McCrater Dorothy Dolloff Robert Dolloff Marilyn Simpson Paul Taylor Mildred Simpson Mary Lee Footer Mildred Adams Sherwood Boutin John Adams James Driscoll Timothy Rush Christine Rush Alden Brooks Walter Brooks Robert Pletts Robert Fournier Brunswick Elaine McCrate

St Marys Guild Elects Hill New President

St Marys guild met at the parish house on Oak Street. Walter Hill was elected to serve as president for the remainder of the year. Plans were made for a repage sale on Oct 13 and a Christmas sale and supper on Dec 7.

St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Cchurch Oak Street Walter Hill Memorial Hospital

Sunday Round of Visits Across Bath and Vicinity

Local residents reported visiting relatives and friends across Bath, Parker Head, and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs. Walter of Cushing, Joe Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blaisdell, Lizzie Gray of Brooksville, Harold Rogers, Joanne and Kathleen, Fred Libby, Mrs. H D Mank, and Midshipman Lowell. A benefit supper at Bodwell Range Hall raised funds for the fire department.

Walter of Cushing Joe Robert Eee Millard Nadeau Bath Charles Blaisdell Clarence Blaisdell Lizzie Gray Brooksville Albert Gray Harold Rogers Stephen Caiicer Eugene Aestamont Joanne Kathleen Fred Libby Leo Hamet Ashdale James Gilman H. D. Mank Arthur Kreidler U.S.N Connecticut Frances Morong Herman Hallet Parker Head Charles Blaisdsil Walter Cushing Moore Home Ernest Rogers Swanton Wyman Lloyd Lowell Ramon Hamel Roderick Palmer Francis Gray Robert Beals Brunswick Lowell Maine Maritime Academy Banor Higgins Classical Institute Sally Lowell Dora Cushing Yarmout Academy

West Bay women share tips on home furniture refinishing

Mrs Everett G Mont leads a session on furniture refinishing covering assessment of feasibility lines and proportions and steps including repairing removing old finish preparing and applying new finish. Mrs Lemont praised as a capable leader after training classes and plans for Oct 8 ward robe group meeting with Miss Beryl Barton in charge. Dinner served by Mrs Otis Card and Mrs Loring Small. attendees listed include Mrs Leon Belanger Mrs Warren Davis Mrs Earle Donnell and others with Harry Larrabee and Blake Estes making first appearance.

Everett G Mont Lemont Goodba Ne Woolwich Beryl Barton Otis Card Loring Small Leon Belanger Warren Davis Earle Donnell Russel Estes Edwin Haggett Walter Kingsbury Harry Larrabee Lawrence Paer Edward Thompson William White John Wharff Eee Harrie Larrabee Mas Blake Estes

Shirley Apt Hosts Successful Horsemanship Show at Toy Ranch

A school show of horsemanship was held at Toy Ranch on Old Brunswick road Sept. 18 with Judy praised and Mrs. William F. White of Tidewater, West Bath in attendance. Blue ribbons were awarded in several classes including ginners Kathleen Jewett, intermediate Christian Pierce Jr. and advanced Colleen Phair. Edith Driscoll won bareback for small children and Colleen Phair for larger children, with James and Catherine Driscoll taking the brother and sister class.

Shirley Apt Toy Ranch Old Brunswick Road Judy William F. White Tidewater West Bath Ginners Kathleen Jewett Christian Pierce, Jr Colleen Phair Edith Driscoll James Catherine Driscoll

Bowdoin College Welcomes Returning Sewall Student

Hally Sewall son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall has returned from a trip to Virginia and began studies at Bowdoin College on Wednesday Mrs Sewall who had spent several days in New York returned home Sunday evening.

Jesse Munsey Bath Maney Suger Toni Matson Daugter Dorothy Newtonville Walter Cousins Newton Center Mass R. R. Robbins Thomaston Ellison Allan Spear Walter Prosser Donna Patricia Leon Fis Stanley de Preemouth Redes i Wood Leon D. L Charles Keissling Bay Point Dedham Warren White White Stanley Perkins 8. C. Moore Percy Carl Bickford Lisbon Falls Leon Fickett Sun- Roy Kiew JR Dedham Llewellyn Gayton Nancy Rounds Madonnasetts New York New Jersey Walter Rutherford Longmeadow White Spot Herbert J. Kellaway Massachusetts Donald Belanger Warren W. White Rosie, White H. Murphy Rs. Charles Keissling Arren White Nantasket Hally Sewall Arthur Sewall Virginia Bowdoin College

Local Notes From A Ville Reflect Small Town Life

A Ville Mass residents and visitors listed in a patchwork of names and places include Mr and Mrs Young of Thomaston Mrs Fred ee gh and grandson Dickie visiting Georgetown and Delano as county workers. Mrs Mary has been visiting Karl Hentz of the frees and Trooper Frank Po of the State Police visited the Point during the week.

Bath Residents Report Unusually Tall Grass This Week

Local homeowners across Bath say the lawns grew far taller than normal this week, with residents noting the grass is notably longer than in previous weeks. Neighbors discuss mowing delays and weekend yard work to catch up.

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