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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1946

Page

4

Community Notices and Local Appearances in Bath

Local society notes report on Fred Starkey of Brock and family, Nancy Cambridge and friends visiting, and several hospital updates. Admiral Claude Gillette and Cmdr Norman Fey visit Bath parents. Gillette to retire June 5 after 40 years, planning Bath residence. Public figures and residents attend society events, guests, and medical updates across Bath.

Claude S. Gillette USN Gillette Thomas Cmdr Norman Fey Rupert H. Baxter Admiral Gillette Commander Fey Groton Conn Navy Bath Troop Washington Street

Local notices from Brunswick reflect community events

A string of brief items notes residents attending services and events at Bruns wick Maine. It mentions Mr and Mrs Carleton An East Brunswick leaving the Bruns wick station after a Lenten service, Richard Rickler guest of Talbot, Mrs Chester a patient at a Port land infirmary, tugboat commander Charles E Hewitt now residing in Bath, births and family news including Priscilla Pils wy born at Memorial hospital, E Wright Jr USN on leave, and Mrs Charles C regent's illness.

Carleton An- East Brunswick Bruns- Reva Drews John Sylvester Richard Rickler Apt Charles E. Hewitt Bcal Kennebec Rumford Richmond E. Hewitt, Jr Bath Sae USN Bees Ralph E Phippsburg Cali

Mrs Armstrong Flies to Meet Husband Aboard USS Doyle

Mrs David M Armstrong travels from Washington Street to San Francisco to join Lt Cmdr David M USN commander of USS Doyle while Mrs Lester Oliver visits mother Mrs Leah Bowie and Miss Gertrude Dole a Ellesley College senior arrives with her sister to pass time at a local event.

Eva Violet Scates Fort Fairfield David Wilson Washington Street David M. Armstrong Frank Reinoehlashington Street San Francisco Calif Cmdr David M USN USS Doyle Lester Oliver Popham Leah Bowie E Street Gertrude Dole Ellesley College Dole

Mrs Hay’s Restaurant Cook Allegedly Threatened

Fragmentary report notes Mrs Hay formerly employed as a cook at a hotel and a brownie street location. A hospital appears in the fragment with Memorial Hospital referenced. Details are unclear but involve a cooking staff member and a potential incident at a local hotel or street address.

Hay Brownnar Memorial Hospital

Birth of Betsy Jane Greene at Memorial hospital

Mrs. John A. Greene Jr. announces the birth of Betsy Jane Greene at Memorial hospital on Sunday forenoon. Elvira Trafton returned home on Lincoln street after a winter in North Vassalboro with her niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Webber.

Betsy Jane Greene John A. Greene, Jr North Street Memorial Hospital Elvira Trafton Lincoln Street North Vassalboro Benjamin Webber

Mrs Durgis returns to Kezar Falls after winter visit

Mrs. George Durgis returns to her home in Kezar Falls after spending the winter with her niece and nephew, Mr and Mrs Ernest Wade of Washington Street. Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Elio Kanto and daughter Jackie of Quincy Massachusetts and Robert Champagne of Webster Massachusetts visiting Mr and Mrs Joseph A Long of Bedford Street.

George Durgis Kezar Falls Ernest Wade Washington Street Eiio Kanto Jackie Quincy Mass Robert Champagne Webster, Mass Joseph A. Long Bedford Street Thompson Potter High Street Biddeford Mrs Mellen B. Potter Havey Avenue

Morse Receives Honorable Enlistment Discharge

Robert W. Morse son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Morse of Whiskey received his honorable discharge at the Naval Personnel Separation Center Jacksonville Florida in April.

Robert W. Morse Samuel Morse Whiskeay Naval Personnel Separation Center Jacksonville Fla

Poland family attends Livermore funeral in Carton

Mr and Mrs Norman Poland were among many out of town relatives at the funeral for George A Poland of Livermore held Friday afternoon in Carton. Mr Poland served as a pallbearer.

Norman Poland George A. Poland Livermore Carton Poland

Soloist at Sagadahoc Grange meeting in West Bath

Carlton Andrews of Bonnie Brook Farm East Brunswick was one of the soloists at the Thursday evening meeting of the Past Masters Association and Lecturers Council of Sagadahoc Grange held at West Bath Grange.

Carlton Andrews Bonnie Brook Farm East Brunswick Past Masters Association Sagadahoc Grange West Bath Grange

Mes James Cooke Visits Portland as Guest

Mes James Cooke spends several days in Portland staying with her sister Mrs. Charles Darrah and enjoying the visit.

James Cooke Portland Charles Darrah

Bath soldier assigned to Panama Canal unit and local notices

Pfc. Ramon T. Worden of Bath joins the 33rd Combat Command in the Panama Canal Department and will begin training at Fort Clayton. The column also notes visits and residences of local residents, guests from New York and Massachusetts, camps at Moosehead Lake, a Garden Federation talk by Mrs. Granville Colby, a local birth, and a patient convalescing at Memorial Hospital Bath.

Ramon T. Worden Bath 33Rd Combat Command Panama Canal Department Worden Panama Etree of Soneres Fort Clayton C. I Pfc Inf Ae Worden Washington Stree

Local Visitors Return Home From Lincoln Street Red House Stay

Mrs. Ernest Haskell her son Ernest and Miss Marion Fairhurst spent three months at the Red House on Lincoln street and have now returned to West Point. Mrs. John Boyd of Adderfield New Jersey who had been visiting her sister Mrs. Harry B. Carney of Greenner for ten days returned home Wednesday.

Ernest Haskell Ernest Marion Fairhurst Red House Lincoln Street West Point Ee John Boyd Adder Field N. J Harry B. Carney Greener

Bath Rotary club names new officers and honors retired clerk

John W. Gilmore former city clerk was honored at a meeting before retirement. The club noted his service in city government and finance, and announced new officers to assume duties July 1 including President Charles A. Shepard and Secretary John Stell. Carl Kennedy will serve as treasurer with a six week leave for a Pacific coast auto trip.

John W. Gilmore Bath Rotary Saiick Cilmere Pd Aig Gilmore Lee Cnumerwa Carl Ke Cane Kennedy Pacific Coast Bath Rotary Club Charles A. Shepard Charlies B. Doyle Viccent Loring Addison John Stell Carl Kennedy Loring R. Addison Earl J. Wade George H. Charles A. Shepard Horace P. Herrick

Eleven Bath Men Enlist for U S Army Service

Eleven local men enlisted for service at the Bath Army recruiting station in the last two weeks. The list includes two World War II reenlistments and names such as Dwight W. Rowe of 2322 Dum merstreet and Donald I. Chaples of 15 Grace Street Rockland, with prior service details and decorations. Others include Ralph Rogers Bowdoinham Charles A Hart RED 3 Bath, Walter R. Wolfren Warren, and more Bath area residents with varied military roles and families.

United States Army Dwight W. Rowe Dummerstreet Charles W. Rowe Deshned U.S. Army Air Corps Balkans Ace Valley Europe Donald I. Chaples Grace Street Rockland Earl I. Chaples A.D.G Ralph Rogers Bowdeinham Charles A. Hart Bath Ralph Racers R.cleaves Woolswich Hannah Cleaves Willis E. Alexander Middle Street Florence Frances Alexander Walter R. Wolfren Warren Frederick D. Miller Albert Miller Leo J. Gallant, Jr Court Street Leo d. Gallant E. Mank Waldoboro Johny Joseph E. Cormier Crawford Drive Arthur E. Goulet

Soldier William Kine Returns Home From Service

William Kine son of Mr and Mrs E Kine of Walker Street has completed a years service with the armed forces and received a discharge after four months of active duty. He arrived home the first of the week to join his family.

Dun Ene Wit Alu Tee Tarbox Street William Se”Ine

Their Meeting Aided Work But Text Is Fragmented

Fragmented OCR text notes a meeting that aided work, but the remainder of the lines are garbled and unreadable, leaving only a partial reference to assistance during the efforts.

Club members gather for photo at Douglas Studio

Charter members and guests attended a social gathering with Mrs. Fred Starkey of Brockton and others from Quincy. The group included Mrs. John Taylor and Miss Sarah Lermond, who later posed for a Douglas Studio photograph.

Fred Starkey Brockton Mass Thomas Black Da’ter Marian Quincy Arthur C. Lemont John Taylor Walter Bowker Raymond Ich Bessie Potter Sarah Lermond Douglas Studio Abbie Scott Frank Lemont Bernice Potter Arthur le- Annie Rutheres Sarah Ijerm

Local Meeting Hails Prizes and Refreshments

The report notes prize allocations to Mrs. Nathan Wat BS Hien etc. Ellen Orta and Mrs. Polly Elia s08 along with Mrs. Carol and Miss Jean Lachess receiving top and place awards. Refreshments and candles in bottles were used. The next meeting is on date to be announced.

Nathan Wat- BS Ole Pias Ellen Orta Polly

Research Class at Corlisa Street Church

A church group at Corlisa Street holds a research class with plans to continue through summer. Members attended Easter services and a custom sending notes to the sick is mentioned. the next meeting is planned.

Corlisa Street Pate Eteach Ponte i

Pythian Sisters Event Recaps Wins and Awards

The Lowell Temple event on Wednesday of last week concluded with a ladies’ session. Mrs. Williams won the march and Mrs. Merkins captured the mystery prize, amid a sequence of contests and recognitions.

Lowell Temple Pythian Eharae Ce Williams Mserkins

Allegra Giri Scouts Meeting Plans May Sale

Allegra Senior Troop of Girl Scouts met at Mrs. Wdsaniay's home with good attendance. Five year members participated. They voted to hold a sale in May. Scouting activities at Sins hospital will continue Mondays and Fridays after school. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Cummings' Maxwell Street home on May 9.

Allegra Mra. Wdsaniay Sins Hospital Cummings Maxwell Street

Club 42 Meeting Agenda and Cake Hosts

A club meeting note outlines weekly sessions on Wednesday by Club 43 with cake duties assigned to Taare and Ma Frances Emmett Me nya ayes One Meeta scheduled before the gathering.

Club 43 Taare Ma Frances Emmett Menya

Ambiguous Message from VF Meeting Post

Fragmentary note indicates a follow-up meeting for VF interest or commemoration, but key details such as date, location, and purpose are unreadable.

Puzzling Snippet Points to Hidden Mining Era Note

A fragmentary OCR line mentions miners and a place hinting at a historical mining context. The readable parts reference inner whee and toes, suggesting garbled text from a page segment about workers in a mine. The exact event, date, and entities remain unclear.

Past Masters meeting features noted attendees

The report lists attendees including Grews, Julia Fields, Monica Har, Ducet, David Henderson, John Howe, Merle Jameson, Austin Morse, Everett Lemont, with France and England referenced. A presentation or pictures were enjoyed and the next meeting time will be announced.

Fee Net Grews Julia Fields Harmonica Ducet David Henderson T John Howe Ace - Merle Jameson France England Austin ‘Morse Everett Lemont

Local Meeting Votes for Charities and May Event

A meeting approved contributions to the Red Cross and to the church for Haster. Members contributed thirty watts during the month. Gillespie’s group served refreshments and Miss Amelia Mitchell’s group was appointed to handle the May meeting tasks.

Red Cross Church Memrs Ee Gillespie Amelia Mitchell

Co-Workers Class Meeting Reported with Local Members

The Co-Workers class met Friday evening with Mrs. Lena Spinney and Mrs. Lotta Goodwin among attendees. Mrs. Bertha Furber presented an invitation by Mrs. Nellie Hynes. notes mention future events and names of several participants in a tight community setting.

Lena Spinney Washington ‘Street Lotta Goodwin Bertha Furber Nellie Hynes Mra Julia. von i Neila

Philathea class meets at Corhias Street church

The Philathea class of Corhias Street church met Monday evening in the small vestry and heard a favorable report on the food.

Corhias Street

Historians Recount Canadian Capital Shifts 1044 to 1649

Fragmentary notes reference a sequence of events about Canada’s capital during 1044 to 1649. Mentions figures Nathan A. Queene and A. Ken with unclear roles. Indicates a court or legal context and a possible renaming or relocation linked to early governance.

Wis Canada

Unsigned Sisterhood Notes On Lodge Degree Event

The text references Mrs Charles N Siglson and Miss sister in White N. ., with a Slater to 0-40 and Boston University Frances Sertwell returning from seven weeks in Washington. Fred Moody and son William with sister Mrs Dora Moody of Exe oe ee N. 8. attend a lodge meeting expected to confer fellowcraft and Master degree at Simsay ning March 28.

Relat Charles N. Siglson Slater Boston University Frances Sertwell Washington Fred Moody William Dora Moody Exeoe Ee Ars Ane Raat Ir Ingoin Lodge Ee Ee Simsay Ning Fellowcraft de Peeres Aes Ateator

Fragmentary Phippsburg item continues on page three

The clipped OCR notes a quick home and property addin item with unclear details about activity. It also references a shopper and a death, likely in Phippsburg, but the exact actions and names are unreadable. Further legible text would be needed for a precise summary.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Reie Teen Works Brock Thomas Hd Tarkey John Gu Erie Graydon Path Carl F. Pierce Center Ee Norfolk New Yo Steet Tiara de Clara Cambridge Chet Irmaster Edward I. Stacey Stacey Seguin Ey Mire Archie McLaughlin J. Horace Lure Eney Learn Oscar Tanguay A. E. Whitney Center Street Cpl Allen M. Whitney US Army Germany Wesley J. White Robert G. White Enterprise Chain Store System la Bakery Elmanar Richard Seavey Gardiner General Hospital Mrs. Seavey Raymond Lewis Fof Randolph Frank Bike Palo Palo Alto Lyndal Good Burns Pearl Rittal Nobleboro Fred Duren Margaret Bates William I. Tait Willis Holbrook Louise Wade Cumberland Genesta Aubrey Steen, Jr Newport Revie Park Street Augusta Rowe John Grindell Brunswick Road Edward Sewall Bedford Downey Bingham Children’s Hospital Boston Harvard John Freeman Snow Park Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary J. Edward Drake Florida Alfred P. Pilswy, Jr Priscilla Charles C Walter Omar Omar Nellie Torrey GM 3 Alton Higgins Alice Mullaney Newton Harry A. Beals Union Street Wiscasset Noble Avenue Granville Colby Quimby Street Albert Grover Moosehead Lake Grovers al Grover Moosehead Louisiana Mexico Rockwood Nathan A. Cushman Sebasco Estates Garden Federation of Maine St. Mary’s Mrs. Colby Heather Dominique J. Tardif St. Mary’s Hospital Lewiston D. Joseph Tardif Adah Smal Corinna John Gilmore Milan Street Spelur Weald Pythian Sisters Allegra Giri Scouts CLUB Lionheses Mert Ie Howe Psecs Fms Mae I OF Aoe Ib Ahate Eine Sreagina Nathan A Kenand Renyon
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