Miss M Jane Feero Visits Gorham Normal for Vacation
Miss M Jane Feero a Gorham Normal senior arrived Thursday to spend spring vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Linwood C Feero of Phippsburg road She belongs to the YWCA and art club and graduated Moorse high school in 1930 delivering the class history on commencement day She will return to Gorham April 11 Judge E C Reynolds of Portland and his wife visited Bath to file the late Edward Clarence Plummers will at Sagadahoc Probate Registry Reynolds a former Grand Chancellor of Maine Knights of Pythias spoke of Mr Plummer as a valued friend Mrs Joanna Hodgkins is ill at 60 Lemont street Ladies aid of Central church met in parish house with Miss Elizabeth Moses unable to attend A brief business meeting planned an all day session next Friday with noon dinner committee members listed Secretary pro tem Lillius Dunnells Mrs Eugene Desmond hosted her contract club on Lincoln street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jane Feero
Gorham Normal School
Linwood C. Feero
Phippsburg Road
Miss Feero
Y.W.C.A
Gorham
Henass
Moorse High School
E. C. Reynolds
Portland
Bath
Judge Reynolds
Edward Clarence Plummer
Sagadahoc
Reynolds
Mr. Plummer
Maine
Ladies’ Aid
Central Church
Elizabeth Moses
Alfred Rowe
Henry Bickle
David L. Wilson
John Wishart
Merrill
Lillius Dunnells
Mary Sewall
Arthur Sewall
The
Stone House
Miss Sewall
Waynflete Latin School
Miss Harriette Gearing Returns Home After Winter
Miss Harriette Ann Gearing who spent the winter in Botton arrived home this week in Woolwich. Sacred Heart circle of Daughters of Isabella met Friday night at the Knights of Columbus hall with eight attendees and started a choir. Some members planned to attend Father Remy circle's April 12 anniversary celebration in Brunswick. Mausocial committee chaired by Nellie Johnson with members Percival Hackett Hayes Lord Callan Tardi Skalin O'Donnell Willis appointed. The April social committee, to be held April 12 in St. of C. hall, with Rosanna McFadden as chair, will meet April 5 at four in the K of Chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Father Remy
James Callan
Josephine Tardi
Annie Skalin
Mary O'Donnell
Mary Willis
St. of C. Hall
Rosanna McFadden
K. of
Belfast man returns home after Portland trip
John Sylvester of Belfast, staying with Mr and Mrs William A Coombs at 9 Bath Street, returned home on Friday after attending the Democratic State convention in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sylvester
Belfast
William A. Coombs
Bath Street
Sylvester
Portland
Hyde Host Supper Party At Elmhurst
Mr and Mrs John H Hyde entertained with a supper party at Elmhurst Saturday night. Eight tables of contract were in play. prizes went to Mrs Rodney E Ross for first, a pottery salad set, and Mrs W S Newell for second, a pair of silk stockings. Consolation went to Mrs John McInnes who received a chiffon handkerchief. Scores among the men were led by Charles J Donnell with the high score, J Watson Downs second and Alden G Smith lowest. Mr and Mrs Donald S Sewall of Boothbay Harbor were out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Rodney E. Ross
W. S. Newell
John McInnes
Charles J. Donnell
J. Watson Downs
Alden G. Smith
Donald S. Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Alden Smiths Host Supper Before Play at Columbia Theatre
Mr and Mrs Alden G Smith entertained with a supper at their home on High street Thursday night before the performance of A Full House at the Columbia theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden G. Smith
Con High Street
Columbia Theatre
Sagadahse Pomona Meets in Richmond Corner
Members of Sagadahse Pomona in Richmond Corner gathered for a Wednesday meeting of Progres sive grange with 135 in attendance. The morning program featured greetings, a violin solo, readings and questions, followed by a bountiful repast and a program of readings and musical selections chaired by Mrs. Henderson. The group will meet next with the West Bath grange on April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahse Pomona
Richmond Corner
Progressive Grange
Biest
Abner Johnson
William White
Ella Coomes
Albert Henderson
Bernard Henderson
Charles Chesley
Harry Peterson
Ernest Snow
Joseph Larrabee
Joanna Hodgkins
Gorham Normal seniors join spring vacation visit
Miss M T McNeil arrived with her parents at 11 Pine street to spend spring vacation from Gorham Normal School where she is a senior. Miss Marion F Whittier, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur C Whittier of 19 Russell street, also came Thursday to pass the break with her parents. she is a Gorham Normal School senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. McNeil
Gorham Normal
Skillings Move To Mrs Pease Home On Cobb Road
Mr and Mrs Roger D Skillings relocate from Washington Street to the Cobb Road residence of Mrs Thomas Pease mother in law. The move situates the couple at a new family home previously noted in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger D. Skillings
Washington Street
Visitation of Portland Commandery to be Held in Masonic Temple
Official visitation to Portland commandery K T will be conducted in the Masonic temple Portland Tuesday evening by Rev David L Wilson grand commander of the Knights Templar in Maine The Order of the Temple will be conferred for the benefit of the inspecting officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Commandery
K. T
Masonic Temple
Portland
David L. Wilson
Knights Templar
Maine
Order of the Temple
Brunswick High School Names 1932 33 Girls Basketball Captain
Miss Ruth Sadler of Brunswick elected captain of the Brunswick High School girls basketball team for the 1932 33 season. Sadler has played side center on the team for two years as veterans prepare to depart next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Sadler
Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Mrs Allan Spear resumes limited activity after illness
Mrs Allan Spear, formerly confined to her Pearl street home by illness for several weeks, is now able to be up and about the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Spear
Pearl Street
Parker N. Moulton Returns Home After Illness
Parker N. Moulton returned to his work in Bridgewater Connecticut after spending a week with his relative R. D. Moulton on Drummond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker N. Moulton
R. D. Moulton
Drummond Street
Young Ladies Bridge Club Shifts to Tuesday Evenings
The Young Ladies Bridge Club will meet Tuesdays at Bath Savings Institution rooms, replacing Thursdays. At the Thursday gathering hosted by Mrs. Harry E. Cook and Mrs. John J. Keegan, Louise Johnson won first prize, Helen Larrabee second, and Josephine Fraser third across three tables. Capt. and Mrs. Leonard W. Oliver welcomed visitors Marcia Bailey and her mother from Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Bridge Club
Bath Savings Institution
Harry E. Cook
John J. Keegan
Louise Johnson
Helen Larrabee
Josephine Fraser
Maine students return to Orono after Faster vacation
University of Maine students including Donald B. Wilson F Wilbur Hagan Jr Walter Anliker James Jackson Donald Ring Stephen S Marshall Jr Stanley Henderson John Black Miss Eleanor Grinnell and Miss Hazel Feere resume studies in Orono after spending Faster vacation with families in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. Wilson
F. Wilbur Hagan, Jr
Walter Anliker
James Jackson
Donald Ring
Stephen S. Marshall, Jr
Stanley Henderson
John Black
Eleanor Grinnell
Hazel Feere
University of Maine
Orono
Bath
Ferris Duo Welcomes Daughter At City Hospital
Mrs. Eleanor Pye Ferris and her husband Edward G Ferris of 21 Huse Street welcomed an eight pound daughter at City hospital on Wednesday of last week. Both mother and child are reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Ferris
Huse Street
City Hospital
Ferris
Eleanor Pye
Bath Iron Works chiefs depart for Washington on business
President William S. Newell and Archibald M. Main of Bath Iron Works left Tuesday for Washington D C on business. Mrs Newell accompanied them to New York to visit daughter Ellen Newell. Miss Mary Newell returns from Bermuda with her mother later in the week. Mr Main will later be joined by Mrs Main who will stay in Groton Connecticut for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Archibald M. Main
Bath Iron Works Corp
Washington, D. C
Bowdoin Lectures Begin On Classical English Literature
Miss Mary Sewall visits with her parents at the Stone house while attending Waynflete. Professor M Roy Ridley of Balliol College Oxford and Bowdoin visiting English literature lecturer starts a three part series April 6 at 8 15 p m at Moulton Union. The topics include English Literature and the Classics Epic and Lyric with focus on Rome Greece and England. Open to all interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Roy Ridley
Balliol College
Oxford
England
Bowdoin College
Moulton Union
Rome
Greece
Sumner Sewall Visits Washington Street Home
Sumner Sewall arrived Saturday from New York City to spend a few days with his mother Mrs. William D Sewall of Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
New York City
William D. Sewall
Washington Street
Pine Tree Troop No 1 Girl Scouts Meet at Legion Hall
Pine Tree Troop No 1 Girl Scouts met in the American Legion hall on Friday afternoon. Scouts sewed and made boudoir dolls as part of second class work while others practiced knots and signaling. Games were played. A Girl Scout rally is planned for April 23 at Morse High School gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree Troop
American Legion Hall
Morse High School
McMillan to Speak on Far North Life in Freeport
Arctic explorer Donald B. McMillan will present an illustrated lecture on life in the Far North at Freeport on April 18. He has lectured across the United States for months and will join Bowdoin College faculty next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. McMillan
Far North
Freeport
Mr. McMillan
United States
Bowdoin College
Social gathering at 45 Pine Street hosts Discord club
Miss Jessie E. Colby entertained Discord club members Thursday evening at her home 45 Pine Street. Attendees included Miss Edna Potter Elizabeth Oliver Isabelle Berry Shirley Shepard Olive Hallowell Phyllis E. Wright Virginia M. Clark Muriel Spinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie E. Colby
Discord Club
Pine Street
Edna Potter
Elizabeth Oliver
Isabelle Berry
Shirley Shepard
Olive Hallowell
Phyllis E. Wright
Virginia M. Clark
Muriel Spinney
Gove Returns to Boston University After Easter Visit
William H. T. Gove Jr. left Monday for Boston to resume studies at Boston University after spending Easter vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Brennan on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. T. Gove, Jr
Boston
Boston University
Dennis J. Brennan
Washingon Street
Maine Commandery officers address Gardiner meeting
Rev. David L. Wilson grand commander of Maine spoke to Maine Commandery No. 1 in Gardiner on Friday evening. He was joined by Arthur Stilphen grand warder and Dr Eben J Marston past commander of Dunlap Commandery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wilson
Grand Commandery
Maine
Gardiner
Maine Commandery
No. 1
Arthur Stilphen
Eben J. Marston
Dunlap Commandery
Bates College Glee Club Stars In Concert Performances
Miss Amy A Irish of Bates College glee club helped headline this year’s Pop concert with the Bates Song Birds scoring a triumph at the Bates Musical Clubs show in Rumford. They perform at a Lewiston unemployed benefit and at Bates Federation day in May. Walter M Potter of 1074 High Street remains home with a knee ailment. Various Bates residents visit or return from trips, while the YWCA Young People’s branch meets at 138 North Street for a temperance program led by Miss Edith Wallace and Miss Ruth Watson with activities including flag making and pledge cards. Miss Rose Lewis of Boston visits Miss Marcia Petrick at 22 Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy A. Irish
Fred E. Irish
Bates College
Bates College Glee Club
Seldon T. Crafts
Bates Song Birds
Bates Musical Clubs
Rumford
Lewiston City Hall
Bates
Charles R. Sims
North Street
Edith Wallace
Ruth Watson
Omah Trott
Y. P
Miss Alice F Johnson Heads to Washington D C for Week
Miss Alice F Johnson leaves Friday for Washington D C to spend a week as a guest of Mrs Francis Cooke formerly Miss Harriet Henderson. Both women are former Cosmopolitan club presidents with Cooke guiding 1925 26 and Johnson 1930 32. Miss Jane Hyde of Waynflete Latin school Portland returns home for Spring vacation to Elmhurst parents Mr and Mrs John H Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice F. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Francis Cooke
Harriet Henderson
Cooke
Miss Johnson
Cosmopolitan Club
Jane Hyde
Waynflete Latin School
Portland
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Mrs Sewall's California Trip From Bath to West Coast
Mrs William D Sewall returned to Washington street Bath after a mid February voyage on the S S President Hoover stopping at Havana Panama and Balboa On the voyage she met former Bath residents including Ocar Rogers Louise Morrison Della Morrison George Berry and Jessie Owen The party included evangelist Aimee McPherson passenger David Hutton and J Harry McClellan They spent two weeks in Pasadena at Vista del Arroyo hotel and halted for a day at the Grand Canyon before returning home via rail with Mrs Willis Knowlton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Sewall
Washington Street
California
Sewall
S. S
Hoover
West Coast
Havana
Panama
Balboa
Bath
Ocar Rogers
San Bernadino
Louise Morrison
Della Morrison
Pasadena
George Berry
Los Angeles
Vista del Arroyo
Grand Canyon
Edward P. Ricker Jr. of Poland Spring dies in Bath
Edward P. Ricker Jr., of Poland Spring, died Sunday in Bath. He was in the company of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hyde of Elmhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Ricker, Jr
Poland
Bath
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Dike PTA Card Party Plans 15 Tables at Schoolhouse
A Wednesday evening card party at the Dummer Street schoolhouse hosted 15 tables for bridge. Women’s first prize went to Mrs. Archie Wishart with Elizabeth Dunbar second and Mrs. Elmer Avery third. Men’s top prize was Joseph Perry, with Thomas Fletcher taking the consolation. The organizing committee was chaired by Mrs. Scott M. Golder and included Mrs. William A. Furber, Mrs. John W. Gilmore, Mrs. Clarence Atwood, Mrs. Brian M. Jewett, and Mrs. Herman W. Crocker. Dustin Syde of Bangor visits his brother Charles in the city. Mr. Syde is Morse High Class of 1922 graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummer Street
Archie Wishart
Elizabeth Dunbar
Elmer Avery
Joseph Perry
Thomas Fletcher
Scott M. Golder
William A. Furber
John W. Gilmore
Clarence Atwood
Brian M. Jewett
Herman W. Crocker
Gorham Normal students arrive for spring vacation
Miss Mary P. O'Brien a Gorham Normal junior arrived Thursday to spend spring vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry W Lemont 797 High street Miss Agnes E Sullivan another Gorham Normal junior also arrived Thursday to spend vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry C Sullivan 94 Academy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary P. O'Brien
Gorham Normal School
Harry W. Lemont
High Street
Agnes E. Sullivan
Gorham Normal
Harry C. Sullivan
Academy Street
Groton Student Flora Main Returns From Easter Visit
Miss Flora Main a Woman's college student in Groton Conn returned Sunday after spending her Easter vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Archibald M Main at 909 Middle Street The brief item notes the family's address and the daughter's homecoming from college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Main
Woman's College At
Groton, Conn
Archibald M. Main
Middle Street
Family trio returns to Reading after lengthy visit
Mrs Samuel Williams and her daughter Deborah left for Reading Massachusetts on Saturday after staying with Mrs Williams mother Mrs J L Coombs and grandmother Mrs Fulton on South street. They were joined by Mrs Williams mother and grandmother who will visit in Reading for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Williams
Deborah
J. L. Coombs
South Street
Reading
Mass
Williams
Mrs Elizabeth C Kelley Visits Richmond Couple
Mrs. Elizabeth Conley Kelley of Richmond is visiting Mrs Edward Mc Auliffe at 21 Bailey Street. She recently returned from Philadelphia where she attended the wedding of her niece Miss Ruth Bowiden to Warrington McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Conley Kelley
Richmond
Edward McAuliffe
Bailey Street
Kelley
Philadelphia
Ruth Bowiden
Warrington McCullough
Woman's Club Luncheon and Quilt Event at First Baptist
The Woman's Nees society and choir plan a luncheon and entertainment on Friday April 29 in the vestry. Mrs Clifferd on chairs the committee with Mrs Arthur Ite in charge of dining and Mrs Charles R Sims on reception. Two quilts were tied during the afternoon and refreshments were served by Mrs Edward Burnham and Mrs Lillian Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nees Cocks
First Baptist Church
Clifferd On
Arthur Ite
Charles R. Sims
Ward Burnham
Lillian Free
Man
Gorham Normal student Dorothys many campus roles
Miss Dorothy L. Ham senior at Gorham Normal is fourth floor East hall representative on the house committee and active in drama, photography and the green and white yearbook. She returns April 11 after Morse high school honors graduate year. John W. Donnell visits grandmother in Bath after work at Hotel Nautilus.
Veterans of Foreign Wars post organized in Rockland
Burt M. Dyer Fred O. Hayward and Leroy P. Smith William Ball and George Crocker all of Auburn signed a charter list in Rockland Sunday for a Veterans of Foreign Wars post named the Huntley hill post. Mrs Merrill Day of Trevett returned Tuesday after visiting Bath with Samuel Stover. The Cutlers head to Oxford Ohio to stay with daughter Janet Meade wife of Prof Edward G Meade of Miami University. Mrs Meade appointed to the National Congress house committee. Emery Witham and daughter Geraldine of Castine visiting Chester Clement and wife in Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt M. Dyer
Fred O. Hayward
Leroy P. Smith
William Ball
George Crocker
Auburn
Rockland
Huntleyhill
Merrill Day
Trevett
Bath
Samuel Stover
Front Street
Alex M. Cutler
Oxford, O
Janet Meade
Edward G. Meade
Miami University
Bath Funeral Attends Mrs Crosby Widow of Rev Crosby
Mrs. Arthur C. Whittier traveled to Auburn for the funeral of her aunt Mrs Annie Maria Crosby widow of Rev J True Crosby former pastor of Wesley church in Bath. She was joined by Miss Mildred G Nichols, friend of Mrs Crosby’s daughter Mrs Josephine Ayer. John Hutchin returns to Oakland after a winter in Bath as guest of his granddaughter Mrs Chester Clement on Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Whittier
Auburn
Annie Maria Crosby
J. True Crosby
Wesley Church
Bath
Whittier
Mildred G. Nichols
John Hutchin
Oakland
Chester Clement
Liberty Street
Maine students return after Easter break
John Black, Donald B. Wilson, Walter Anliker, Stanley Henderson, Donald Ring, F. Wilbur Hagan, Stephen S. Marshall Jr., and Miss Eleanor Grinnell, University of Maine students, returned Monday to resume studies after spending Easter vacation at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Black
Donald B. Wilson
Walter Anliker
Stanley Henderson
Donald Ring
F. Wilbur Hagan
Stephen S. Marshall, Jr
Eleanor Grinnell
University of Maine
Miss Mildred Simpson Returns From Portland Visit
Miss Mildred Simpson of Oakland ends a spring vacation from Cas tine High School with her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Chester Clement Mrs. Josephine E. McNeil and her daughter Catherine and son Edgar. She returns home at 725 Washington Street after a week in Portland visiting her son Jack McNeil and Mrs. McNeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Simpson
Oakland
Castine High School
Chester Clement
Liberty Street
Josephine E. McNeil
Catherine
Edgar
Washington Street
Portland
Jack McNeil
McNeil
Student arrives for Spring vacation at Sheldon home
John W. Sheldon, a New England Conservatory of Music student in Boston, arrived on the noon train Monday to spend spring vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs William H Sheldon at 531 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Sheldon
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
William H. Sheldon
High Street
Farrell Family Voyage to Springfield for Genteel Meeting
Duncan H Farrell travels Monday to Springfield Massachusetts to attend a collage event with Mrs Henry Farrell and Denne. The stream of names continues with references to Gueteefield and Turner as readable fragments of the local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan H. Farrell
Springfield
Mass
Eee
Gueteefield
Denne
Henry Farrell
Turner
Local Church Groups Plan Meetings and Socials
Members will have the entire year to complete forms. Bible questions were given for the next meeting. A social period followed with a list of members attending. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Purington’s home 82 Middle Street. Carrie Luce substituted for the Central church organist during Sunday service. The Central church League met with hosts Lulu Turner and Fred H. Thompson. A social supper was planned for 6:30 with a long committee list, and a spring rummage sale was proposed. Katheleen Darveau is visiting Miss Isabell Gallant in Bedford Street. Ethel Sutherland celebrated her 14th birthday at 298 Center Street. Dr. Paul A. Gregware remains ill at home. St Mary’s parish house planned a bridge and whist party April 15 to raise funds for their basketball team. Tickets and tables were to be arranged with various members. Annah G Chaney, employed at Mikelsky’s Music store, remains ill at 332 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Jewett
Harford
Chaney
the Robbins
Chester Plant
Charles Berry
Millard Watson
Elvira Coombs
John Russell
Lucian Ames
John Towle
Ruby Preble
Clara Albee
Carrie Luce
Central Congrege Church
Central Church
John Shaw
Oak Street
League of Central Church
Lulu Turner
Fred H. Thompson
Edith Savage
Charles Helah
Charles Curtis
Dora Howard
William Small
David L. Wilson
Harcl Avery
Martha Foote
Archioald Miller
William Palmer
Parang
St. Mary's
John Hayes
Wilfred Skalin
Arthur Tracey
Andrew Flaherty
John Hart
Margaret Allen
Mary MacDonald
George Ingraham
Funeral service for Mrs. Charles A. Pilsbury in Auburn
Rev. David L. Wilson officiated at the funeral for Mrs. Charles A. Pilsbury widow of Journal of Belfast owner Charles A. Pilsbury. She died Sunday at her daughter Mrs. Marjorie Sheppee's Auburn home. she had long been a Belfast Congregational member. Wilfred W. Chaney of 332 Washington street left Auburn Tuesday for Portland to serve on a U S Federal court jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wilson
Auburn
Charles A. Pilsbury
The
Journal of Belfast
Marjorie Sheppee
Wilfred W. Chaney
Washington Street
Portland
U. S. Federal Court
Portland Knights Templar Hold Major Maine Inspection
Grand Warder Arthur B. Stilphen and Dunlap Commandery leaders attended the official inspection of Portland Commandery No. 2 Knights Templar Tuesday evening. Grand Commander Rev. David L. Wilson led a diverse delegation including Sir Knights from Massachusetts New Hampshire New York and Maine. Over 300 Sir Knights participated in what was described as a standout event of the Maine Templar year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Stilphen
Eben J. Marston
Thomas R. Huston
Dunlap
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Portland Commandery
Knights Templar
David L. Wilson
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
Maine
Mrs Charles F Magoun Confined by Illness in Baltimore
Mrs Charles F Magoun of Baltimore Maryland formerly of Bath is confined to her home due to illness according to the local report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Magoun
Baltimore, Md
Bath
Tubbs Family Honor Gift at 95 High Street Gathering
Rev and Mrs Charles M Tubbs hosted a gathering at 95 High Street with light refreshments and games. Miss Barbara Nickerson received a matching necklace and bracelet from friends. Attendees included Miss Barbara Nickerson Miss Jane Wing Mrs Lydia Atwood and Miss Barbara Tubbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
High Street
Miss Nickerson
Barbara Nickerson
Jane Wing
Lydia Atwood
Barbara Tubbs
Charles Connor Joins Guardian Casualty Co. Team
Charles Connor has entered the employ of the Guardian Casualty Co of Buffalo NY. He left Tuesday for work on the Farmington to complete a new Farmington Grade school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Connor
Guardian Casualty Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Farmington
Oakhurst Bakery Route Driver Age Noted in City
A single line in the city desk notes the age of one of the Oakhurst bakery routes driver, with no further details on identity route or incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ager
Oakhurst
Bath World News Highlights and Local Event Roundup
Bath readers report spring town news from April events. Activities include a student dance at the Men's Club with Pine Tree Serenaders, troop 53 Boy Scouts meeting and district rally plans, and Grace church Girls Friendly Society gathering at Colonial cafe. Arbor day centennial stamps announced with sale dates, local court case fines, and a Brunswick golf club visit amid heavy Sunday traffic.
Personal notes of residents and visitors in Bath
Elmer Greenleaf of Auburn was a business visitor in the city on Tuesday. Miss Frostina Marston of Lincoln Street stayed in Hallowell with relatives Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Arthur Sewallt and daughter Mary left Monday night for Boston for a few days. Herbert Henderson, son of Sheriff and Mrs Albert Henderson, is ill at home on Middle Street. Wilbur C Oliver II and classmate Louis Emilio of Salem Mass, students at Chauncey Hall in Boston, are spending the week in Bath with Oliver’s father. Arthur G Oliver of Unig Street. Mr Oliver and Mr Emilio left Wednesday by William N Waters committee noon for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Greenleaf
Auburn
Frostina Marston
Lincoln Street
Hallowell
Arthur Sewallt
Mary
Boston
Herbert Henderson
Sheriff
Albert Henderson
Middle Street
Wilbur C. Oliver 2Nd
Louis Emilio
Salem
Mass
Chauncey Hall
Bath
Mr. Oliver
Arthur G. Oliver
Unig Street
Emiey
William N. Waters
Eyes Deserve Care with Regular Examinations
A plea to readers to protect long term sight by scheduling an eye examination and selecting properly fitted glasses. The message emphasizes ongoing eye health and the benefits of professional vision care.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lemont Street
Eugene Desmond
Harriette Ann Gearing
Botton
Woolwich
Eleanor Danforth
G.N. S
Frank Danforth
Harold Bailey
Marcia
Wiscasset
Leonard W. Oliver
Trufant Street
Walter M. Potter
George H. Farrin
Fords
N. J
Farrin
Clara Farrin
Malden
Charles P. Randall
Ella A. Coleman
Somerville
Andrus Coleman
Rose Lewis
Marcia Petlock
Franklin Street
Dustin Syde
Bangor
Charles Syde
Mr. Syde
Morse High
Mrs. Carrol Davis
Martha Ill
Hoh
Lord
Chee 1 Gabi
Ler Gueet
Frances Tuley
Barbara Ross
Brookline
Choate School
Gardiner R. Deering
Andrews Road
Dorothy L. Ham
Albert F. Mudge
Oreen and White
Ham
John W. Donnell
Hotel Nautilus
Miami Beach
Fila
Guy Nichols
George R. Perry
Nichols
Perry
George P. Barker
St. Andrews
Dobbs Ferry
Sidney Noyes
William Choate
Greenfield
Portland Country Club
Edward Morin
Harry F. Morin
Morin
Harvard University
Emery Witham
Geraldine of
Castine
Katheleen Darveau
Isabell Gallant
Bedford Street
Ethel Sutherland
James P. Sutherland
Center Street
Patria Staples
Richard Jenkins
Haviland Chaney
Joseph Robinson
Charles Plummer
Earl Burns
Donald Duncan
Paul A. Gregware
Court Street
Annah G. Chaney
Mikelsky’s
Ee Tine
Tees
Pine Tree Serenaders
Harry P. Bridge
Arthur King
Cecile Veilleux
Jean Ogden
Vernal Chaney
Russell Colby
Omar King
Merritt Trott
Boy Scouts
Legion
Girls Friendly Society of Grace Church
Colonial Cafe
Arbor Day
Nebraska City
Neb
J. Sterling Morton
Mr. Morton
Royden Haines
Edward B. Harwood
Augusta
Sheepscot
Newton Center
Times
Brunswick Record
Newton
Topsham
Brunswick Golf Club
Winnegance
Frank W. Carlton
Woolac
Kennebeck Bridge
Maine Central
Winneyance
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Nequasset Church
Gertrude Marston
Ruth Thompson
Hardings
Mae Gilmore
Bernice Bailey
Bernice Soule
Small
Penn
E. M. Gould
Miss Gould
A. Hallet & Co
Red Men's
Weeks Street Grammar School
Bessie ‘Greenblatt
Independent
Anna McNinch
Madeline Haggett
Laura Knight
Phyllis Haggett
Alice Geneau
Marion McGuiggan
Marguerite Brown
Arthur Perry
Harry Knight
Arnold Barrett
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Weston P. Holman
Berwindglen
Toroad
Norfolk
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Justin C. Allen
Allen
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Bath Trust
Tel
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