Bath Concert Pleases Music Week Audience
Bath hosts Les Camarades Musicaux in Winter Street chapel for Music Week. Francis S McPherson, pianist, guests from San Francisco, receives thunderous applause and an encore. The program features Hadley, Schubert, Delibes, Charpentier, Rubinstein, and Verd, with Mrs Cary and Mr Sprague among notable soloists. The two hour concert ends with accolades and program distribution by Teddy Sturtevant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Camarades Musicaux
Winter Street Chapel
Francis S McPherson
Bath
San Francisco
Grace Line
Santa Paula
New York
H Ramsay
Mr. McPherson
Wab
McPherson
Allan H. Ramsay
Mr. Ramsay
Hadley
Carl E. Albee
James M. Royal
Clifford B. Smith
Ramsay
John L. Sanborn
Carleton L Rice
Fred H. Cary
Kathleen V Leonard
Fred K. Sturtevant
Rus
Rubinstein
Cary
Sprauue
Ainer
Teddy Sturtevant
Wiscasset Church Exchange Vacation With Ottawa Clergy
Pastor Charles S Sowder and Rev Robert Good plan a two week July exchange with Ottawa Erskine Presbyterian, Good's family to stay at the parsonage while Sowder's family tours Canada. State Congregational meeting in Sanford May 11 to 13. local clergy attend. Community events include a successful food sale, a Pioneer meeting, a birthday tea, and a busy amateur contest at Pastime Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Sowder
First Congregational Church
Robert Good
Erskine Presbyterian Church
Ottawa
Augusta
Dr Good
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In Canada
Dominion
Congregational Church
Mr Sowder
Sowder
Nancy
Canada
Erskine Church
Dr. Good
Congregational Christian Conference
Sanford
Charles S. Sowder
George W Carleton
Raymond Sherman
Boston
Ways and Means
Organ Society
May
John F. Jackson
Frank H Hutchins
Charles S Sowder
Fred Albee
Pioneers
Vestry
Carroll T Berry
Pleasant Street
Arlyne Kinahan
Geer Morton
Whiting Washington
Frank Haggett
Carroll T. Berry
WW & F Rv
M C R R
WW & F
Maine Central Roading
Pastime Theatre
Ruth
Marion Grover
Roger Dow
Phyllis
Hazel Corey
Walter Simonton
Jean Bailey
Forest Lewis
Carroll Lewis
Burton Blackman
Bobby Bryant
Elliott Abbott
LeRoy Wright
Jan Kinahan
Joseph P. Tucker
Josephine Tucker
Carolyn
Varney
Camden
Antoinette Plumstead
Joseph E Plumstead
Wilmington
Del
Ruth Plumstead South
Philadelphia
Jophine Plumstead
Portland
Charles
California
North Edgecomb
John Chase
Anna Care
Brooklyn
Murray Senter
Thar Coltave
Bristol Road
Dam- Oeisots
Tincoln
We- We Cribs i
Wisasset
St Philp
Pariss Holst
Jerisie Webo
M. Beapdor
Bostom
Pal Crewaire
Nickersan
Sbickinkary
T. Bermnan Grover
Carrell Lewis
Filius Atisn
Tian Raines
Leoterd Seagven
I. Leto
Wright d. Bulle
Grant St
Julia Bobee
Ann
Wid
Federal Street
Water
Treavint
How to Decorate With Textiles Time Talk at Cosmopolitan Club
Harold Halpert of Portland gave a May meeting talk on How to Achieve Charm with Decorative Textiles. The easy, engaging speaker charmed about 60 members as he displayed fabrics and explained stylish use. The club heard reports, planned Mothers Day tea, and announced Apple Blossom Queen contestants and Lewiston contest dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Halpert
Portland
Cosmopolitan Club
Halpert
Joseph I. Smith
Paul G Bagdikian
Music Drama
Lisador Singer
John H Perkitte
Carl F. Pierce
Joseph J Smith
Helen E Hartwell
Hiram T Stevens
J. Gertrude Silsby
Williams Whitney
Mildred G Nichol
Eleanor P Danforth
Frank Davi
Barbara E. Fisher
Amy A Iruh
Barbara Alle
Ann Elizabeth Cosby
Fran Gaudet
W Percy Marks
Loraine
Price
H. Jacob Smith
Jeannette P Thiierge
Ruth E. Thompson
Brunswick
Joseph C LeFavour
Harry B Briggs
Bertha W Bellerose
Dorothy M Mulhiken
George A. Churchill
Isadore Singer
Frank L. Staples
Flier George Acheson to Hawai transfer after 1922 Bath High
Lieut George R. Acheson U S Army Air Corps and family left Mitchel Field New York for Hawaii sailing the 19th. A Bath native and Morse High School alumnus 1922 he served as pilot and observer in the Army for 12 years with one non fatal crash at Eagle Pass Texas. He toured Panama Texas and merited service at Meriel Freid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Acheson
U.S Army Air Corps
Mitchel Field
Long Island
N. Y
Morse
University of Maine
U S. Army
Panama
Texas
Eagle Pass
Oragelat
Sneut Acheson
Dhe Traetor
Meriel Freid
Emma Hatch Celebrates 89th Birthday in South Dresden
Mrs Emma Hatch of South Dresden marked her 89th birthday on Friday as friends showered her with cards and gifts. The.net oldest resident assists with Christmas gift distributions and hand crafts keeps busy with needlework. Her radio hobby keeps her tuned to programs as family gathered with her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren to honor her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hatch
South Dresden
Times
Hatch
West Bath social notes and travel plans of locals
Miss Teddy Pisher of Roslindale sails May 13 for a Europe trip visiting England Norway and Denmark before returning in August. Marian Row earned a Felt Tarrant School diploma with 95 percent, and Stanley Williamson joined Whitman R Mitchell as a plumber. Bath residents visit cottages, host guests, and journey from St Cloud to Rich cottage for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Pisher
Roslindale
Mass
Rosedale
Europe
England
Norway
Denmark
Paul Pisher
Pisher
Boston
Kemps’ Nuts and Candies
Winter Street
Marian Row
Morse High School
Felt Tarrant School of Compitometry
New York City
Pred J. Rose
Stanley Williamson
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Whitman R Mitchell
Bath
Robert D Metcalf
Campbells Pond
R. I
Meadowbrook Road
St. Cloud
West Bath
Hugo F. Sandelin
Phyllis
Whitefield
Ronald Goulden
Theodore Colson
Belfast
Seckins
Swanville
Hugo F Sandel
Mabel Reed
Aivah H. Donnell
WP. Barrel
Turner
F. Wells
Auburn
Donnell Farm
Rev Willard Rand Returns To Pastorate In Woolwich Union
The Maine Methodist conference reappointed Rev Willard J Rand Jr to the Woolwich Union for Christian Service. Plans for the year include an enlarged vacation Bible school, five Union evening sessions, boys and girls camps, and a teachers training class. Budget and services schedule set for July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard J Rand, Jr
Maine Methodist Conference
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
North Methodist Church
George Farnham
Clarence Baker
Carolyn Wing
Mr Craige
Melvin Howe
Frank Bailey
Ethel Buck
Pearon
George
Albion Corliss
Fredermore
Pearl Reed
Susan Howe
Isaac Howard
Harry Fitch
Carpins
Mae Gilmore
Clarenes Baxer
Mary Hall
Couns
Way
Wright
Maine
Betras
Crocker
Sagadahoc
Committee On
Bene Veler
Rain
Boaen
Wilel
Beacon Junior Aid Meets Monday Night
Beacon Street church group met at 23 Park Street with 15 members and one visitor. Rev Jesse Keiderdine attended. reports on the May 3 play yielded funds for the annual banquet. H Martin Powers, Shea, and Nickerson to arrange. The next meeting will be May 24 with Gilmore, Lemoine and Stevens as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Sanford B. Nickerson
Park Street
Wilbur H. Crocker
Maurice B. Shea
Jesse Keiderdine
H. Martin Powers
Shea
Nickerson
Arthur G. Gilmore
Edward Lemoine
Omar Stevens
Congregation Chooses Sermon Topics at First Universalist
Attendants at the First Universalist church receive bulletins listing sermon topics and subtopics across five themes including The Individual and His Inner Self and The Bible. Congregants mark preferred topics and suggest books, with May 15 as the deadline to submit through the church box or by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist Church
Jesus
God
Universalists
Funeral Services for Charles O Beals
The funeral for Charles O Beals Maine Commissioner of Labor and Industry who died suddenly of a heart attack at his Augusta home Friday moved to Bath for burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Rev Anak McWhorter led services in Augusta. bearers and honorary pallbearers included leaders from the Maine Federation and various state departments, with officials and associations represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Beals
Maine
Labor and Industry
Augusta
Bath
Industrial Accident Commission
City Hall
Anak McWhorter
South Parish Congregational Church
Oak Grove
Chelsea Waldron
Portland
Maine Federation
Howard C. Woodside
Carmen’s Union
Frank C. McDonald
Central Labor Union
Kennebec
W. A. Bayliss
C. FE. McLain
Walter Swartz
Charles Fenley
Richard Gaskin
Lewis O Barrows
Herbert E. Wadsworth
Winthrop
Thomas A. Cooper
Arthur E. Lewis
Taxation
Edward Chase
Public Utilities Commission
Eula Weston
Racing Commission
Clyde L Pingree
Bertram E. Packard
Sanford L. Fogg
Attorney General's Department
George W. Leadbetter
Department of Health and Welfare
William A. Runnells
Archie L. Grover
Department of Inland Fish and Game
EL Russell
C. M. White
Department of Agriculture
W. H. Towle
Charles E. Davis
Adjutant General's Department
W. H. Deering
Norman W. MacDonald
Department of Social Welfare
Joseph P. Grenier
Department of Public Printing
Earl Doucette
Maine Development Commission
Frank Johnson
Social Security
Elbert D. Hayford
Maine Board of Appeals
Walter Howarth
W. A Bayliss
C. E. McLean
Charles J McGraw
Maine Casualty Adjusters, Association
Bowdoin Picks Two Sons as Commencement Speakers
William S. Burton of Cleveland Ohio and Charles F Brewster of Dexter chosen as Bowdoin College commencement speakers following in their fathers footsteps. Harold H Burton mayor of Cleveland and Ralph O Brewster congressman from Maine were earlier featured speakers at prior exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Burton
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles F Brewster
Dexter
Bowdoin College
Harold H. Burton
Ralph O. Brewster
Maine
Woolwich Social notes and area church events
Mrs Roland McIntosh hosted her Woolwich club at Sagadahoc Ferry with members listed. A surprise shower for Ruth Reynolds followed at Murphy's picnic. The North Woolwich Helping Hand League planned a beano for May 15 to fund repairs at No 6 schoolhouse, with events to May 21. Local land purchase, farm bureau clinic May 21, church gatherings, 4-H and girls clubs, and a Sagadahoc Ferry grammar school baseball game 21-11 were noted along with Mother's Day attendance and church meeting updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland McIntosh
Sagadahoc Ferry
Edgar A. Farrar
Harry Fitch
James Nostall
Earlumphrey
Arthur Pinette
Ruth Reynolds
Robert McElman
Murphy's Picn
Eleanor Erwin
Bath
Kathleen Brown
Roberta Hathorne
Bernette Bailey
Vinal Hunnewell
Wilder Merry
Woolwich
Edward Murphy
North Woolwich
North
Murphy
League
McNeil
Clyde Lake
Ryan's Corner
Cora Hallett
Thomas Long
Brunswick
Jane Feero
George Stickney
Maxine Walker
Boston
Lincoln Farrar
Deering
Della Farrar
Woolwich Center
Moatsweag
Montsweag
Cheerio
Walter Leavitt
The
Christian Pioneers
Rand
Skowhegan
Day's Ferry
Sagadahoc Ferry Grammar
Caler
Roderick
Strout
Molson
Palestine
Central League Honors A Member At Parish Party
Central Church League entertained Monday in the parish house honoring Mrs. Frederick J. Hoffman who leaves to join her husband in Charleston West Virginia. She received a silver plate from the league presented by president Mrs. Arthur W. King. Eight tables were set for cards with prizes awarded to Mrs. William H. Small in contract and Mrs. Marius H. Page in second. auction prize went to Mrs. Reginald Stacy. Refreshments followed. Assistants were Mrs. Ts A. Cummings and Mrs. Gardiner R. Deering. Also noted is Mrs. Ralph Burden of Bedford street recovering from a mastoid operation and now able to go outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
Frederick J. Hoffman
Hoffman
Charleston
8. C
League
Arthur W. King
William H. Small
Marius H. Page
Ralph Burden
Bedford Street
Memorial Hospital
West Bath Grangers Plan Supper Bridge
At a West Bath Grange meeting 102 members—16 visitors—set May 19 for a supper bridge in the grange hall with a following dance. Arthur C. Lemont and James B. Lemont lead arrangements. tables may be reserved by Lemont or Doyle. Kitchen duties assigned to Lemont, Atwood, Clark, Oliver, Sandelin, Walsh, Ring, Henderson. The program for Mothers Day featured readings, music, and a vocal duet. Charles Walsh announced next week’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Grange Hall
Arthur C. Lemont
James B. Lemont
Charles B. Doyle
Wallace L. Atwood
Raymond M. Clark
Joseph R. Oliver
Hugo F. Sandelin
Charles W. Walsh
Fred P. Ring
David
Henderson
Orange
Charles Genthner
Fred K. Sturtevant
William FE. Lundrigan
Grange
Edward Noyes
Everett
Mass
Edwin W. Haggett
Harry EF. Peterson
Virginia Kingsbury
Miss Brown
Sturtevant
Herbert Simpson
Mercie McFadden
Helena Hadley
Brunswick
Doyle
Mrs. Sturtevant
Frances Day
Barbara Freeman
Harold E. Freeman
Almena A. Jaques
Chester A. Plant
Joseph O. Purdue
Grover C. Smith
Albert H. Thompson
David S. Henderson
Doris Henderson
Sam Povich
Raymond A. Smith
Scott R. Ward
E. Mason Wright
Nequasset Farm Bureau Meets in Montsweag Grange Hall
Nequasset Farm Bureau held an all day meeting on nutrition in Montsweag Grange Hall last week with 22 attending. Miss Hortense Welch led a chart test in the forenoon and discussed food values and combinations in the afternoon with motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Montsweag Grange Hall
Hortense Welch
Lewiston
Loring K. Soule
John C. Gilmore
Henry T. Dubar
John Reed
Bureau
Ellery Southard
Grange Hall
Lester Spinney
Gilmore
Dubar
Margaret McConnell
Richmond
Young Peoples Union Meets Monday Night at First Baptist
The Young Peoples Union of First Baptist Church met Monday evening at 713 Washington Street with 15 members present. Rev. Charles R. Sims led prayer and committee heads were elected. Key leaders named include Miss Irma D. Groves as devotional leader and Miss Lucy G. Rogers as secretary, with assignments in Stewardship, Fellowship, and Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Union of
First Baptist Church
C. Lloyd Hooker
Washington Street
Charles R. Sims
Irma D. Groves
Walter B. James
Elizabeth Eaton
Lloyd Stinson
Dorothy Buckley
Evelyn W. Sotheard
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Depuis
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Dark Eyes
Polkotes
Wolfram
Balu
Schon Rosmarin Kreider Iauiser Peg
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Mr McPherson
Plano
Macbeth
Verdi
Fisher
James Mr Royal
Mrs. Albee
Mira di Acerbe Lagrime
Albee
Clitord
Strath
Carl Bo Albee
Cosmo Club
Flier
Lieut
George Acheson
Morse High
Army Air Corps
South
Dresden
Willard J. Rand
Will
Beacon Junior Aid
Central League
City
West Bath Grangers
Young People's Union
Mrs. C. Lloyd Hooker