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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1936

Page

6

Bath Society Notes Highlight Local Guests and Events

A Bath social page summarizes birthday fun for Jackie Tracey at Russell Street home with games and prizes. Listings note residents visiting New York, music students in Boston, and travels of Bath figures including lodge events and European trips.

Jackie Tracey Arthur J. Tracey Russell Street Frances Ann Percival Barbara Tracey Russell Cahill Elsie Skaling Jackie Henderson Richard

Sailors and families plan Bermuda cruise aboard Brittanic

Mrs William D Sewall of Washington street with Mr and Mrs John K Jayne and son Kennon of New Canaan Connecticut Mrs Joseph Jayne of Washington DC Mrs John Lasell and daughter Katherine of Whitinsville Massachusetts sailed Friday from New York on the S S Brittanic for a ten days cruise to Bermuda.

William D. Sewall Washington Street John K. Jayne Kennon New Canaan

Boston Head Waiter William Hill Returns Home

William E Hill a head waiter at the Royal Palms Boston night club has been home at 46 Winter Street after a few days away returning Tuesday He has served at the Royal Palms since Labor Day and was formerly based in Boston night life.

William E. Hill Winter Street Boston Mr. Hill Royal Palms

Maine trio joins Mrs Cyr and Mrs Calderwood trip

Mrs Joseph Cyr and Mrs Herbert E Calderwood traveled to Orono on Monday with University of Maine students Miss Louise Calderwood Joseph Cyr and Robert Feero who had spent Spring vacation at their homes in the city.

Joseph Cyr Herbert E. Calderwood Orono University of Maine Louise Calderwood Robert Feero

Mrs Roland F Faunce Improves After Illness

Mrs Roland F Faunce of 81 Court Street has been seriously ill with a nervous breakdown and is reported much improved.

Roland F. Faunce Court Street

Local residents visit relatives and attend events in Portland area

Warren Bartlett visits relatives in Berlin and Pine street then heads to Woodfords with the Lowell family. Mrs Parker N Moulton and son Nash join Mr Moulton at the Trott home in Portland. Ida Russ visits her sister in Yarmouth. Portland residents attend the USS Drayton launch at Bath Iron Works. Elinor Shorey returns home to Washington street from New York training school. Frank Duley and son visit Kennebunkport family. Mrs Fulton returns from Middle street. Stella Dolloff plans a Portland week at Congress Square Hotel with Marjorie Winthrop.

Warren Bartlett Harry Bartlett Berlin N. H Carlton W. Lowell Pine Street Woodfords James Taylor Parker N. Moulton Nash Portland, Conn Mr. Moulton Milton C. Trott Stella Dolloff R. N

Mrs Rebekah Rogers Returns From Visit

Mrs Rebekah Rogers has returned to Richmond after a visit of several days with Mrs Fannie Wilson on Bedford Street.

Rebekah Rogers Richmond Fannie Wilson Bedford Street

Williamses Return From Weekend Visit in New England

Mr and Mrs Elliot Williams of Vassalboro spent Sunday evening recovering from a weekend visit to Mrs Williams cousin Mrs Charles E Hewitt Jr of Winneganee. Mrs Williams a Vassalboro teacher is on vacation. On Monday the Williamses left for Woods Hole Mass to stay with Alonzo G Fisher the brother in law of Mr Williams center.

Elliot Williams Vassalboro

Miss Grace Bishop Takes Post in New York City

Miss Grace Bishop of this city, after several years employed in Lewiston, has accepted a position in New York City and will reside there in the future.

Grace Bishop Lewiston New York City

Boston Family Plans Hamburg Line Cruise To England

Hon. and Mrs. Rupert H. Baxter and family sail at 12 01 a m April 9 aboard the S S Hamburg for Southampton England with their daughter Mrs Alden G Smith and nephew J Houghton McLellan Jr of Boston They will visit London and Scotland on business before returning May 8 aboard the S S Deutschland Mrs William W Dennison of Middle street travels to Philadelphia after learning of her sister in law Mrs Harold Lenfest ill.

Rupert H. Baxter Alden G. Smith J. Houghton McLellan, Jr Boston S. S. Hamburg Southampton England London Scotland Baxter S. S. Deutschland William W. Dennison Middle Street Philadelphia Harold Lenfest

Local families note visits and travels in Maine and Boston

Mrs Edwin E Pinson Jr and Edwin E the third returned to Skowhegan after weeks with the Soules of Corliss Street and the Pinsons on Washington Street. Miss Ruth E Cohen left for Simmons College in Boston after Spring vacation. Morris H Cohen and Mrs Emery Kenney of Houston, who lived in Woolwich, left for home after the death of Mr Kenneys mother. Mrs Kenney is a niece of the DeLongs of Sagadahoc Ferry.

Frederick FE. Drake, Jr California Frederick Drake Washington Street San Diego Cal Frances Perkins New York West Coast Lillian Bibber St. Petersburg Fla Skowhegan Elmer Sidelinger Edwin E. Pinson, Jr Edwin E Ruth E. Cohen Old South Place Boston Simmons College Morris H. Cohen Emery Kenney Houston Woolwich Kenney William DeLong Sagadahoc Ferry Nathan E. Coffin Independent Reporter

Vacation travelers and student movements noted in Nassau area

Miss Ruth Dale of Nassau college Springvale passes vacation with her parents County Attorney and Mrs Ralph O Dale of Middle street. Mrs Carroll Watson hosts her contract club at luncheon at Washington home. Miss Madelyn Dunton returns to Kents Hill school after ten days with Hon and Mrs Arthur J Dunton of 823 Washington street. Franklin Wright and Earl Morang depart for Boston where Morang seeks hospital care. Mrs Guysbert B Vroom returns to Garden street after weeks in New York with ill mother. Miss Barbara Ross departs for a Nassau cruise from High street while at Webber college Babson Park Fla. 22 students join the Spring vacation trip. Guysbert B Vroom Jr returns to Phillips Academy after Spring break with Commander and Mrs Guysbert B Vroom.

Sewall Webster Augusta Miss Blossom Webster Edward Holland Percival Holland Mt. Airy Penn Boothbay Miss Webster Cony High School Wheaton College Norton Mass Holland Cornell University Spruce Point Spruce Point Inn Mrs. Webster Bath Indian Point Ruth Dale Nassau College Springvale Ralph O. Dale Middle Street Madelyn Dunton Arthur J. Dunton Washington Street Kents Hill School Guysbert B. Vroom Garden Street New York Barbara Ross High Street Webber College Babson Park Fla Nassau Guysbert B. Vroom, Jr Phillips Academy Andover

Laings Visit Bath Sister-in-Law on Sunday Trip

Mr and Mrs Charles W Laing of Quincy Massachusetts motored to Bath on Sunday to pass the day with Mrs Laings sister Mrs Ernest T Fulton of Front street

Frank Oliver Quincy, Mass Mr. Oliver Roger Pierce Park Street Charles W. Laing Quincy Mass Bath

Ballet Russe Performs At City Hall With Full Attendance

A large Portland audience filled City Hall to see Ballet Russe perform Les Sylphides Le Beau Danube and Les Presages. Among attendees were Mrs Nellie P Bridge Mrs Harry P Bridge Miss Roberta Barker and many others. News of local visits and naval postings followed with social notes on residents and families.

Nellie P. Bridge Harry P. Bridge Roberta Barker Lois Swett Fred D. Hill Eben J. Marston Janette Smith Merritt Mitchell John C. Fitzgerald Edmund Staples Frank A. Hodgdon Ruth Hodgdon Bessieels Gertrude Diggery Cecile Veilleux Ballet Russe

Local notes on Boston visitors and travel

Mrs. Helen Besaw of Boston visits her son John Besaw in Farrin street and rushes to Gar diner due to her grandson Allen’s illness. Ellen Hodgkins returns to the University of Maine after Spring vacation at 937 Middle street. Mrs. Eugene Sprague returns from three weeks in Damariscotta with daughter Mrs. Raymond Brown. Miss Katherine Mullaney returns from two weeks in Somerville with Mrs. Linwood L. Groves and heads to Popham Beach to visit sister Mrs. Eugene Stover. Mrs. Grace Cunningham and companions attend Ballet Russe in Portland Thursday night.

Nellie P. Bridge Washington Street Portland Shirley Bridge Anna Adrianova Ballet Russe Miss Bridge Ndton Paris Spain New York Helen Besaw Boston John Besaw Farrin Street Gardiner Allen Edward Besaw Bath Ellen Hodgkins University of Maine Middle Street Eugene Sprague Richardson Street Damariscotta Raymond Brown Katherine Mullaney Park Street Somerville Mass Linwood L. Groves Miss Mullaney Popham Beach Eugene Stover Grace Cunningham Mary Cunningham Gene Whitten

Local residents return from vacations and medical updates

Donald Crosby returns to New York City after a short vacation with parents Mr and Mrs Guy Crosby in East Brunswick. Lois Swett leaves Linden street home to resume studies at Wheaton college after spring break. Councilman David Henderson of North Bath undergoes emergency appendectomy at Bath Memorial hospital. Multiple residents report illnesses and recoveries including neuritis, major operations, and bed confinement.

Donald Crosby National Broadcasting Co New York City Guy Crosby East Brunswick Lois Swett Linden Street Wheaton College David Henderson North Bath Bath Memorial Hospital

Officers Named for U S Destroyer Drayton at Bath Launch

Commander Ralph G. Pennoyer and Lt. JG Fondville L. Tedder headline the crew of the 1500-ton destroyer Drayton as Bath Iron Works delivers her to the Navy. The ship, built for the U S, undergoes first sea trials late April or early May with Pennoyer and Lt. Dickins among the senior officers assisting observers.

Ralph G. Pennoyer U.S.8 U.S. Drayton Bath Iron Works Corp Boston Navy Yard Portsmouth N. H Navy Yard Pennoyer Lieut Dickins U.S. Utah Dragon American Samoa Yale University

Drayton Destroyer Launches From Bath Shipyard

President Newell announced the Drayton destroyer launch with sponsor Barbara Edith Drayton and a party including naval and business leaders. The 1500 ton vessel, built for the Navy, measures 334 feet with a 34 foot 8 inch beam, and will carry eight officers and 162 men with crews assembling at Portsmouth and joining in Boston.

Percival Drayton Farragut Old Trinity Church New York Portsmouth Navy Yard Boston Seguin Bath Cumberland Portland

Bath Looks Gay as City Displays Flags for Launch

Bath showed celebratory pride Thursday with Stars and Stripes on City Hall and many buildings. The display followed news of a Navy contract in 1933 and greeted President Newell on his return from Washington, prompting broad demonstrations of local industry spirit.

Bath Navy Department Pres. Newell Washington

Farm Bureau leaders attend bread making training in Topsham

Mrs Raymond Campbell chair of Dromore Farm Bureau Mrs Harry F Oliver food project leader of that bureau and Mrs Carolyn D Wing and Mrs Jordan C Wright chairwoman and food project leader of Nequasset Farm attended a Farm Bureau training class in bread making held in Topsham Grange Hall. The session directed by Miss Hortense Welch Home Demonstrator Health included noon refreshments at a small cost supplied by committee members Mrs Irma Rackley Mrs Winifred Rackley and Mrs Cleora Tarbox.

Raymond Campbell Dromore Farm Bureau Harry F. Oliver Carolyn D. Wing Jordan C. Wright Nequasset Farm Topsham Farm Bureau Topsham Grange Hall Hortense Welch Irma Rackley Winifred Rackley Cleora Tarbox

Port lands mourning as Sewall family mourns

Mrs Arthur Sewall and daughters Miss Mary Sewall Miss Annie Kimball and Miss Constance Grange passed Wednesday in Portland.

Arthur Sewall Mary Sewall Annie Kimball Constance Grange Portland

Judge Keegan sentences intoxication offender in Kennebec jail

In a Friday morning municipal court session Judge John J. Keegan presided over multiple intoxication cases. One offender received a 30 day suspended sentence with court costs of 10.15 dollars. others faced 30 day jail terms or were allowed to continue work. Local police report rising panhandling complaints with warnings to cooperate with authorities.

John J. Keegan Kennebec Courity Augusta Kennebec County Water Street Walter Ross Brunswick Walter L. Whitney

Local Families Say Farewell to Ruth I Dale and Party

Miss Ruth I Dale departs with her parents County Attorney and Mrs Relph O Dale of 938 Middle Street. Also departing for a Nassau College vacation are Miss Helen L Hosmer Miss Dorothy M Martin Miss Evelyn E Nickerson Miss Mary Nickerson Miss Cynthia M Rogers and Miss Eleanor H Voorhees.

Ruth I. Dale Relph O. Dale Middle Street Nassau College Helen L. Hosmer Dorothy M. Martin Evelyn E. Nickerson Mary Nickerson Cynthia M. Rogers Eleanor H. Voorhees

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arthur Sewall 2d Hibbert L. Norton New England Conservatory of Music Jordan Hall Rulon Robison New England Conservatory Schubert Schuman Richard Wagner Herbert Mallard The City Charles Helah North Street Wakefield, Mass Leonard M. Munsey Rose Jean Wallace L. Atwood Herbert W. McCabe Ivy Rebekah Lodge Ruth Rebekah Lodge Auburn Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge McCabe Thomas J. Casey Greenstreet Bangor Kari Philorick Carrie Shaw Music Educators National Conference Robert P. Shaw Pelham Manor Carl Anderson Green Street Arthur Gilmore Winship Street Lancelot Cooper Donald Green Edward LeMoine Frank Reinoehl Howard Rogers Reinoehl Evelyn Nickerson Mabel Thwing Lincoln Street Miss Nickerson Nassan College Byron Higgins Beacon Street F. A. Shepard Benjamin McCurdy Edward Coombs Donald Hopkins Herbert Mosley Frank Hunt Carl Albee Thatcher Pinkham Oscar Wright Christine Curtis Ralph Godfrey S. D. Lonn Robert Fulton Robert Bragg Hebron Academy Alderman Ralph W. Bragg Evelyn T. Hope Chicago Louis Smalley Smalley Swift & Co Rock J. R. Andrews Fred R. E. Dean Gainesville Jacksonville Daytona West Palm Beach Palm Beach Harry B. Sawyer Lake Wales Andrews Dean Thomas Maine Joseph W. Larrabee Larrabee's Grove Xi Beta Chapter Chi Omega Leone Dakin Myrtle Street Lynnette Walker Flewelling Morse High Carol Stevens Edith O'Connor Thaxter Sam Levin Bath Department Store Roger D. Skillings West Indies Skillings Florida Charles W. Merrill Jack of Oak Street Day's Ferry James T. Bonney Union Street Court Frank H. Phillips Mr. Phillips Orlando Geraldine Stott Ardenne A. Stott Oakstreet Jackson College South End Harry W. Crosman Red Cross Flood Fund Nathan Coffin Alfred Carpenter Elbridge Wright William Crowley Union Street Charles E. Hewitt, Jr William P. Drake Ardmore, Pa William T. Plummer Charles Andrews Hardings Station Cosmopolitan Club House Harriet Johnson Springfield Carrie P. Johnson Ida Russ Yarmouth Arthur Crockett Robinson Verrill Roger Eric John M. Kimball John McInnes, Jr Elinor Shorey William 8. Shorey Child Education Foundation Training School Frank Duley Frank Jr Kennebunkport Mr. Duley Leland Mitchell Carroll Watson Franklin Wright Earl Morang Mr. Morang Emma Willard School Troy N. Y Stone House Paul B. Wilson David L. Wilson Kauai Territory of Hawaii Honolulu Pacific Cuthbert B. Wilson Wallace Plant Memorial Hospital South Portland Clara E. Head Ernest Hathorne O. W. Cornwallis H. M. S. Scarborough American and West Indies Royal Navy Scarborough Resolution P. H. Hadow R.N H.M.S Miriam Doble Malcolm Doble E. B. Noyes Everett Elmer D. Hodgkins Arthur C. Norton Mrs. Banes Stanley of Monhegan Frank H. Turner Fred Rice Ralph Steen Ralph Jr Allston Steen Thomas Steen Elizabeth Butterfield Andrew M. Butterfield Granite Street Ida M. Beals Flossie M. Beals Destroyer Drayton Uncle Sam Kennebec William S. Newell Iron Works Manufacturers Trust Co Henry Brout Newell Donald Avery William Daley Lamson Barbara Edith Drayton Secretary of the Navy Harry Coleman Drayton U.S. A. Ret Warley Penrlyn Pennsylvania U. S. Navy Commodore Drayton Charleston D. C Bureau of Navigation Fort Royal S. C DuPont Fort Sumter Hartford Mobile Bay William Drayton East Admiralty Court South Carolina Commodore Jackson Congress Nicholas Biddle United States Bank William Howard Drayton City Trusts Sam Army Navy General Drayton Sixth Infantry Sumter Confederacy Union Admiral DuPont Port Royal Percival Virginia Jewett Board of Highways and Sewers Emery Varfey's Mill Road Berwindglen Newport News Pond Island Bay Point Christine Williams John D. Williams Georgetown Five Island Road Williams Home Willard Elliot George F. Willis Timber Island Winneyance North End Community Club Winneganee Community Club North End Winneganee Club Sacred Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella D. of S. Hall Church Block M. Worthley McPhee St. Patrick's Bowes Carl G. Kronstrand Elizabeth A. Conley Freda McAllister George R. Ingraham Muriel Co. Burgess Ruth Conley Evelyn Tomlinson
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