Caribbean Cruise Planned By Reverend Maney and Sister
Reverend Timothy C. Maney of St Marys church sails from New York aboard the Grace Line Santa Rosa for a Caribbean cruise with visits to Curacao La Guaira Caracas Andes Bolivar monuments and Panama Canal Zone stops along the way. Officers of Montgomery and St Bernard R A C were installed led by Edwin H. P. Lowell with George J. Goodwin named secretary and Benjamin D. Murray chaplain.
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Timothy C. Maney
St. Mary's Church
Alice Maney
Bangor
New York
Grace Line
Santa Rosa
Curacao
la Guaira
Caracas
Andes
Venezuela
Puerto Cabello
Carabobo
Bolivar
Puerto Colombia
Barranquilla
Cartagena
Therogram
Panama Canal Zone
Balboa
Henry L. Loring
Amy Prency
Bath
Kingston
Jamaica
Cap Haitien
Sans Souci Palace
la Ferriere
Manev
St. Mary's
Montgomery
St. Bernard
Edwin H. P. Lowell
George P. Larrabee
Benjamin D. Murray
Harold E. Cutting
George J. Goodwin
John W. Gillespie
Carl E. Albee
Donalds. Smith
Donald D. Young
Chester H. McCabe
Fred Osgood
Royal Arch
Everett L. Pinkham
John Emerson
Orman Coggeshall
John King
Children's Vespers at Grace Church Awards List
Grace Episcopal church hosted children's vespers for Easter day with the church school collecting a Lenten offering for missions. The boy's choir performed with Richard Dennison as offertory soloist, and numerous young parishioners received awards for their Lenten services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Church School
Richard Dennison
Elizabeth Anderson
James Bonne
Evangeline Canacaris
Caroline Carpenter
Marjorie Cushing
M. Elizabeth Cushing
Frances Cushing
Katherine Farrar
Cecil Fullerton
Eleanor Fullerton
Helen Gallagher
Dorothy Gilchrist
Kenneth Hill
Walter Hill
Bernard Holmes
Dorothy Holmes
Elizabeth Holmes
Pear Holmes
Lorraine Holmes
Scott Holmes
Carmen Huse
Poppy Kakos
May Nelson
Madeline Oliver
Alfred Perow
Joseph Perow
Mildred Perow
Harold Sewall
Martha Stone
Dorothy Thayer
Barbara Tibbetts
Small's parking plan for Commercial Street solution
Ex Mayor Harold P Small proposes a partial fix to the summer traffic jam by designating one side of Commercial Street from Lombard to the railroad station and the Carlton bridge approach for two hour parking. He notes it would serve about 100 vehicles. The area is now used by Bath Iron Works employees, and the firm may cooperate as it has leased and graded nearby Maine Central railroad property near Swift & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Small
Commercial Street
Lombard
Carlton Bridge
Bath Tron Works Corp
Small
Maine Central Railroad
Swift & Co
Park Board Organizes and Elects Officers
The Cemetery and Park Board organized this week with James S. Knight chosen as chairman Horace W Ward reelected as superintendent and Mrs Paul Boudreau named secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery and Park Board
James S. Knight
Horace W. Ward
Paul Boudreau
Wesley Ladies Aid Elects Its Officers
Mrs Carrie Whittier was elected president at a Wesley Ladies Aid meeting held at Mrs Lydia Cook's South Street home. New officers include Mrs Georgia Ripley as first vice president and Mrs Mabel Lermond as second vice president. The list spans treasurer secretary and several committees with multiple members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Whittier
Wesley Ladies Aid
Lydia Cook
South Street
Georgia Ripley
Mabel Lermond
Bertha Davis
Mary Whittemore
Ella Coombs
Isa McBean
Cook
Maury Rodick
Whittemore
Davis
Rodick
Lilian Upham
Emma Rice
Jennie Knight
Ripley
Ena Melean
John F. Besaw
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Ladies’ Aid
Natalie Daley
Sorority
Florence Rogers
Woman's Home Missionary Society
William E. Besaw
Arl B. Lermond
Eleanor Butterfield
Cradle Roll
Mary Quimby
Charlotte Day
Madge Gordon
Eva Lemont
Agnes Shellenbarger
Lillian Tempie
Hazel Tompkins
Catherine Upham
Nellie McCutcheon
Letha Brown
Elizabeth Trott
Eva Cahill
Mary Rodick
Margery Whitney
Carolyn Rogers
Ellery E. Whittemore
Willard McLean
Harold Armes
Oliver Brown
Charles Shepard
John Sampson
Seneca Contey
James Temple
Ladies Aid
Caroline Whittier
Seven Past Exalted Rulers Attend Elks Installation
Attorney John P. Carey Jr led the Lime City Lodge of Elks ceremony in Rockland with seven past exalted rulers officiating, a possible first for one lodge. The attendees included Henry Bickle Harold Fielding Edward Hartnett Thomas Conley Joseph Madden Walter Whitney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Carey, Jr
Rockland
Lime City
Communion Service At Wesley Church Hears Holy Week
The Holy Week Communion service at Wesley Methodist church was celebrated Thursday evening with candle light around the tables before the high altar. The pastor spoke on the Mystery of the Cross and Myrtle Heywood contributed organ music. Officers for the 1939-40 Conference year are listed, and a Church board meeting is set for Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Myrtle Heywood
Wesley Church
Andrew M. Butterfield
Robert S. Gordon
George J. Hopkins
Walter F. Day
Lloyd Daley
Edward Coombs
Cyrus Reynolds
John Stewart
Herbert Hopkins
Dedication Service At Peoples Church For Two Families
Easter Sunday service at People's Baptist Church featured a dedication ceremony for Dolores Ruth Trask and Frederick Leonard Snowden. A large congregation attended as Easter lilies and potted plants adorned the church. The program included preludes, hymns, scripture, offertory, dedication of babies, and a sermon by Rev. George B. Wolstenholme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Baptist Church
Dolores Ruth Trask
Frederick Leonard Snowden
George B. Wolstenholme
Winter Street Easter Service Honors Memorials and Flowers
Flowers for Easter at Winter Street church were donated by Senator and Mrs. Sumner Sewall and others in memory of loved ones. Mrs. Roscoe P. McFadden chaired the decorating committee with several assistants. The service featured a fine musical setting and full attendance with ushers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Sumner Sewall
Reginald T. Lombard
South Portland
Roscoe P. McFadden
Carrie Hall
Henry W. Butler
Leroy H. Colby
Carl Y. Kennedy
Edgar D. Leavitt
John Krimbie
Clair Fulton
Roswell Haskell
Gordon Lake Reed Pittman
John Shepard
Brass Altar Cross Presented At Church Service
At a Corliss Street church service Miss Ruth L. Clark presented a brass altar cross on behalf of the Senior Young People’s society to be placed on the Communion table. Pastor Rev. Frederick P. Moffatt accepted. Mrs. Fred H. Cary and Mrs. Aphia Pinson sang a duet and Mrs. Cary sang a solo during the service. Alfred Pinkham, a 13-year-old grammar student at Boothbay Harbor, was lauded for rescuing a collie from thin ice on a pond near the schoolhouse during recess. Morse High School class of 1939 committee lists for Senior reception and graduation were announced, with multiple students named for various duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street Church
Young People's Society
Ruth L. Clark
Frederick P. Moffatt
Fred H. Cary
Aphia Pinson
Alfred Pinkham
Grammar School
Boothbay Harbor
Phyllis Darrah
Thornton Henderson
Morse High School
Jane Stevens
Sally Ryan
Frank Curran
Waldo Weston
Mary Tourtillotte
Pauline McNeil
Catharine Ryan
Robert Morse
Eugene Lewis
Merchant Arrested On Assault Charge In Bath
John F. Merchant, 74, pleaded not guilty to an assault charge against Mrs. Mina M. Brown in municipal court. The case was continued due to the absence of the county attorney, with details of the alleged Saturday night attack and a threat to break down a door with an axe. Six intoxication cases also heard, with fines, costs, and probation handed down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Merchant
Mina M. Brown
Frank H. Brown
RFD
North Bates
Edward W. Bridgham
Sherwood Aldrich
Brown
Merchant
North
Acting Mayor Proclaims Cancer Control Week in Bath
Acting Mayor Merritt A. Mitchell issues Bath a proclamation designating April 10 to 17 as Cancer Control Week. He cites Governor Barrows’s April designation for Maine and urges citizens to support the Women's Field Army campaign with cooperation and funds. The message emphasizes early cancer detection and public solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall
Merritt A. Mitchell
Board of Aldermen
Lewis O. Barrows
Maine
Women's Field Army
Board of Aldermen of
Bath
Preney Bowman Wedding In St Marys Church
Louis J. Preney Jr and Blanche Bowman were married Monday at St Marys Roman Catholic church in Bath. Rev Timothy C Maney officiated a single ring ceremony. Bride wore a black wool suit with lilies of the valley. sister Virginia Preney attended. Best man was Arthur J Preney. After, a wedding breakfast at Mrs Cecil V Rowland home. The couple will reside on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Preney, Jr
Hilda Preney
Dummer Street
Louis J. Preney
Bath
Blanche Bowman
May Bowman
Skowhegan
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Timothy C. Maney
Virginia Preney
Miss Preney
Arthur J. Preney
Cecil V. Rowland
Academy Street
Preney
Brunswick High School
Bath Iron Works Corp
Washington Street
Club Garret votes to hold public bridge event
The club voted to hold a public bridge session Monday afternoon April 24 in the clubrooms during a regular meeting. Miss Margery J. Scott is chairman with Mrs. Duncan Bragg Miss Louise Trainor Miss Julia Bailey and Miss Annette Cutting assisting. Prizes for contract and auction, plus sandwiches and coffee. Miss Shirley Mank became a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Garret
Margery J. Scott
Duncan Bragg
Louise Trainor
Julia Bailey
Annette Cutting
Shirley Mank
Illness Ties Sisters to Boston and New Hampshire
Mrs. Grover Fairfield of East Jaffrey New Hampshire and Miss Essie Mitchell of Belmont Massachusetts stay with their aunt Mrs. Joseph R. Oliver at 1373 Washington street as their mother Mrs. Eugene A. Mitchell lies seriously ill in Memorial Hospital with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Fairfield
East Jaffrey
N.H
Essie Mitchell
Belmont
Mass
Joseph R. Oliver
Washington Street
Eugene A. Mitchell
Memorial Hospital
To Let at Popham Beach Furnished and Unfurnished Apt
Classified note offers furnished and unfurnished apartment at Popham Beach Maine. Respond with family size and reference box CCN care of Times Cort one, Bath address 93 Front Street. Manager Fred B. Reed lists farm or city share options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
Fred B. Reed
de Eee
Front Street
Bath
Community groups plan benefit events in Bowdoinham
Electa chapter confers degrees on Frances Merrill at a Monday meeting and a covered dish supper follows. Merry meeting grange hosts a Friday card party and supper at the grange hall to aid the Merry meeting fund. Various residents, visitors, and young people are noted, including travels, illnesses, and Easter observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Anderson
Deer Isle
Elizabeth Arden
Mount Vernon
Richard Cabot
Maine
Augusta
Bowdoin News Roundup Highlights Community Happenings
Mrs S Lester Nelson returned to Brunswick after ten days at home while Leonard Curtis came back to Caribou from a week’s vacation with his father N E Curtis. East Bowdoin Ladies’ Aid meets Thursday with Mrs Jane Woods. North Bowdoin couple Calvin and Mrs Stewart stay weeks at Stewart’s parents Ernest and Mrs Carr. Carroll Williams returns to Portland to resume work after illness. Farm Bureau members attended Richmond Corner meeting. Jacques school pupils in Bowdoin observed Easter with a program led by Grace Hanson of North Berwick featuring readings and songs. Jacques school students completed two week word mastery contest with top scores by Shirley Bickford and Barbara Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Chapter
O. E
Frances Merrill
Frank Webber
Pearl Raymond
Grange Hall
Merry Meeting Grange
Delma Curtis
Portland
Ernest Curtis
Sara Temple
Lorraine
Newark
N. J
Edward Graves
Phillip Rideout
Gardiner
Nettie Brown
J. N. Palmer
Roger Robinson
Waterville
Pearl Sedgley
Brunswick
Gault
North Carolina
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
Frank Siegars
Wendall Heenie
William H. Gould
Harold Hildreth
Topsham
Emma Ferguson
Ralph Purington
Fred Cheney
Harold Cheney
Shirley Lancaster
Westfield
Mass
Ernest Lancaster
Robert Munster
Fied Munster
Bucksport
Comfort Branch
Ruth Gallagher
Elmer Dodge
Fred Leavitt
Raymond Blodgett
Neil Bishop
Kennebec Valley
Bishop
Agricultural College
University of Maine
Grange
Firemen’s Association
Coombs High -Chool
Coombs High
P Aer
Roland Robinson
John McCart
Karl Hatch
Howard Moody
Parent-Teacher Association
Robert Chase
Clifton Babb
S. Lester Nelson
Leonard Curtis
Caribou
N. E. Curtis
East Bowdoin
Wilson Freeman
Erland Rogers
Merton Barrett
Herbert Adams
Charles Babb
Pauline Jenkens
Farm Bureau
Richmond Corner
Jacques School
Bowdoin
Grace Hanson
North Berwick
Miss Hanson
Barbara Ware
Forrest Skelton
Leslie Brown
Hope May McIver
Eva McIver
Leon McIver
Rose Woodcock
Clarinda Skelton
Walter Higgins
Richard Bickford
Jacques
Shirley Bickford
Maine Composers Topic Of Talk Before Camarades
Miss Margaret J. Melcher spoke on Maine composers to Camarades Musicaux hosted by Miss Alice N. Magoun at 1009 Middle Street. The program included piano solos, violin pieces, duets, and a cantata with participants such as G. W. Marston, Kathleen V. Leonard, Donald Lewis, Mrs. Fred Cary, Mrs. Albee, and Mrs. Sturtevant among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret J. Melcher
Maine
Alfie Jacobs
Milton H. Douglas
W. S. Wiggin
Les Camarades Musicaux
Alice N. Magoun
Middle Street
G. W. Marston
Kathleen V. Leonard
Carlton L. Rice
Fred Cary
Donald Lewis
Fair Land
Across the
Bright
Blue Hills
Marston
Marguerite
Robert B. Hatch
Mrs. Albee
Harry McLellan
Carola
Kotzschmar
Albee
My Heavenly Home
Richard T. Hersum
Mr. Lewis
Nazarene Church Annual Meeting Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
The Nazarene Church held its annual meeting in the vestry. Rev. Earl T. French led devotionals and submitted reports from the pastor and church officers. Elected for the new year were John Larrabee as Sunday school superintendent, Miss Lois Palmer and several ladies as trustees and stewards, with delegates to district assembly named for Wollaston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Earl T. French
Young People’s Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society
John Larrabee
Lois Palmer
J. E. Mayo
Charles Kenney
Lillian Bates
Nellie Brown
Edith Stewart
Eva Fraser
James Cameron
Stuart Bailey
Ralph Pinkham
Iva Kenney
Edna Johnson
Minnie French
Luella Fraser
Wollaston
Mass
Stanley Fraser
Gene Dunton
Gwendolyn Lewis
Louis Palmer
Miss Helen Babine Confined at Home with Rheumatic Fever
Miss Helen Babine of 516 Middle Street is confined to her home due to rheumatic fever, with care from her family and medical advisers as she recovers at residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Babine
Middle Street
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T. C. Maney
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Park Board
Wesley Ladies’ Aid
People’s Church
Chant
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CLUB
Garret Meeting
Bowdoinham
Sarah Temple
Lorraine Nolte
Newark, N. J
Ruth Lubin
Etson
Mt. Sinai Furniture Polish
Bissell
A. D. Stetson & Son
Musical Organization
Reverie
Debussy
Valse Bluette
Drigo
Merton Sprague
W. R. Chapman
Miss Leonard
Miss Magoun
Arthur Hyde
Kate Vannah
Homer Norris
Mr. Sprague
Mr. Ramsay
Hatch
Cary
Charles Laughton
Beachcomber
Hugh Herbert
Ruth Donnelly
Bob Burns
Gladys George
Missouri
Jeanette MacDonald
John Wayne
Claire Trevor
Nazarene Church
Peter Lorre As
MR. Moto
Danger Island
Gene Autry
Vagabond
James Dunn
Rochelle Hudson
Pride OF the Navy
Ann Gillis
Kent Taylor
Annie