Wrights plan early May East visit from Bath ties
Mr and Mrs James A Wright of Mount Vernon Washington former Bath residents leave around May first for an East tour. Wright, a contractor who built 11 Marshall Avenue, will visit his son Edgar in Portland then Bath to see his twin brother John and other relatives amid a busy round of social and church notices and local engagements.
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James A. Wright
Mount Vernon
Wash
Bath
Wright
Marshall Avenue
E R. Wright
Washington
State Hospital
J. W. Dough
Easter Guests and Travel Highlights in Bath Area
Local society notes detail Easter visits and travels of prominent Bath residents. Arthur Mayo and Roscoe McFadden family return from a 4300 mile Florida coast to coast automotive trip enjoyed with largely good weather. Numerous formal calls, guests, and college affiliations chronicle a bustling social week in Bath and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Mayo
Roscoe P. McFadden
Florida
Peninsula
Washington, D. C
Dress making class bids farewell at Bailey Evening school
Bailey Evening school dress making class held a Monday farewell party at Hotel Sedgwick after a successful year. Guests included instructor Mrs. Alice Heald and many students such as Miss Goldie Bryant Miss Emma Brown Miss Elizabeth Beals Miss Gertrude Freeman and Mrs. Estella Wade.
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Bailey Evening School
Sedgwick
Opera House
Alice Heald
Goldie Bryant
Howard Blake
Emma Brown
Elizabeth Beals
Gertrude Freeman
Nina Freeman
Grace Lawrence
H. B. Smith
Madelon Snell
Etta Thurlow
Estella Wade
Angelina Jenkins
Grace Cunningham
Social notes from Hyannis to Brookline featured in Bath paper
A dense list of local visits and movements. Miss Dorothy Huggard RN returns to Quincy after a month with family. relatives travel from Portland Bath and Sagadahoc Ferry visit, others week with kin in Mechanic Street Woolwich and Westbrook. Easter visits include Mr. and Mrs. Jewett of Portland and Perry Beals in Winship Street.
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Washington Street
Betty Eastman
Boston
Benjamin Eastman
Miss Eastman
Arthur J. Dunton
Miss Dunton
Olive Sewall
New York
Sumner Sowa
Lena Shepard
Bath Memorial Hospital
Warre
Parris
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Newton
Shepart
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Frank R. Durant
Center Street
Bath
Morse
Virginia Hastings
Richard Hastings
Bangor
Fred Kittridge
High Street
Isaphine Dolloff
Harvard University
E. A. Dolloff
Woolwich
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Lorraine
Sears Roebuck
Brookline Avenue
Celina Desjardins
Miss Desjardins
Portland
Stream Line
Yankee
Dorothy Huggard
R.N
Cane Cod Hospital
Hyannis
Mass
Quincy
Frank Oliver
Herbert Huggard
Mechanic Street
Benjamin Morris
Ralph Gardner
Robert
Westbrook
Malcolm Jewett
Allen Pettingill
South Portland
Mr. Jewett
Perry D. Beals
Winship Street
Easter church leaders attend Providence ministers conference
Rev and Mrs Moffatt of Corliss Street church left Sunday night for a week's absence after the Easter pageant. They will attend the Providence Bible Institute conference for ministers and wives in Providence, R I, and visit Needham Mass. Rev Harry McIntire, previously of Bath and a Providence graduate now in Hope R I, also attends. Lewis Swett, Colby College student, spends Spring vacation at home on Linden Street.
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Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street Church
Providence Bible Institute
Providence
R.I
Needham
Mass
Harry McIintire
Bath
Hope, R. I
Lewis Swett
Colby College
Linden Street
Social items note Mrs Conti leaving for Bar Harbor
Mrs E R Andrews hosted a luncheon on High Street for Mrs A J Conti who plans to move to Bar Harbor. Afternoon contract games yielded prizes for Mrs Milton C Trott and Mrs Charles Andrews while Conti received ash trays. Also noted visits, dinners, church guild events, travel to Boston and Portsmouth, and a teacher returning to the Dike School.
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E. R. Andrews
High Street
A. J. Conti
Bar Harbor
Milton C. Trott
Charles Andrews
Conti
Steeves Market Deadlocks With Redson Bowlers In League
In a Tuesday Night match Steeves Market bowled a perfect 12 points, lifting to a first place deadlock with O M Redlon at 109 points each. Oliver rolled 562 with a 116 second string and 134 third, leading a 2564 team total and a 554 team single. Morrison added 119 final string aiding Redson rivals, Plant and Small reaching 528 and 500 respectively.
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Oliver
Ken Morrison
Trueworthy
Steeves
O. M. Redlon
Redlonites
O. M. Redson
Morrison
Les Plant
Redlon
Ralph Small
Chevvies
L. Plant
M. Oliver
Steeves' Market
Queen Esther Lodge Celebrates 56th Anniversary
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge marked its 56th anniversary with a banquet and an Oliver sketch at Odd Fellows hall. About 130 attended, guests from Good Luck Waldoboro Eureka Gardiner Beulah Round Pond lodges, with Spring flowers from P M Olm. Local officers and grand lodge dignitaries participated as a six piece orchestra accompanied by Miss Louise Carver, and a program featuring Miss Marion Coleman, Mr. Howe, Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Pond, and Mr. Oliver.
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Robert W. Oliver
Odd Fellows Hall
Mr. Oliver
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Good Luck Lodge
Waldoboro
Eureka Lodge
Gardiner
Beulah Lodge
Richmond
Vesper Lodge
Round Pond
Ethel C. Parks
Carolyn E. Thompson
Georgia Pierce
Louise Carver
Dick Boucher
Gladys Gundel
Thompson
Bob Oliver
Josh
Farmer
Rebekahs
Parks
Pond Sant
Valerie Nickerson
June Stover
Mr. Howe
Sparkin
Eva Atwood
Ida Beals
Clara Donaldson
Leonard M. Munsey
Marguerite Nelson
Agnes Perry
Mary Rodick
Lucy B. Stover
Sara W. Munsey
Athana Congdon
Charlotte Heald
Eva Helah
Elizabeth McCabe
Dorothy Milliken
R.N
Cornelia Stover
Carolyn E. Thompson Frederick J. Smith
Portland
Grand Lodge of Maine
Richmond Firemen to Have Sports Show in April
The Richmond Firemen's Relief Association hosts a sports program Thursday evening April 1 at Central Fire Station. Local contests feature two four round bouts and a major 90 minute two falls wrestling match between Albert Vermette of Brunswick and Wild Man Quirkon of Waterville, with proceeds supporting the fire department equipment fund.
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Richmond Firemen's Relief Association
Central Fire Station
Husky
Albert Vermette
Perfect Boy
Brunswick
Wild Man Quirkon
Waterville
Maine
Morse High 1937 Baseball Tryouts Mulled Roster
Thirty two candidates vie for Morse high nine under coach Hank Small in the school gym. Roster may grow to about 40 before outdoor practice. Team includes two catchers five pitchers 13 infielders and 12 outfielders. Morse opens Kennebec Valley league at Gardiner April 24 with possible preseason game at Kelley field versus Coombs high or Wiscasset Academy. The eight league games include two against Boothbay Harbor.
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Henry “Hank” Small
Morse
Small
Gardiner
Kelley Field
Coombs High
Bowdoinham
Wiscasset Academy
Boothbay Harbor
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