Social News Highlights From Local Congregations and Clubs
Seven items detail Lady's Aid at First Baptist with new president Ada Larrabee and 14 members, a supper bridge at 694 Middle Street with prizes, a hospital charity ball in Augusta with Governor Gardiner in attendance, and a Young Ladies Bridge club gathering. Also noted are a birth at City Hospital to A. J. Conti Jr and wife, Miss Susie Merry’s engagement to John Wesley Waterhouse, Miss Mildred Palmer taking a deaf education post in New Bedford, and several dinners and social gatherings at local homes with prize winners and hostesses.
Honor Auxiliary inducts 13 Boston University students
Benjamin Berry of New York visits sister Mrs H Dorman Perkins of West Bath for the weekend. Miss Elizabeth Deering among 13 students chosen as Honor Auxiliary members at Boston University Sargent School of Physical Education. Candles lit ceremony, sworn in by Miss Hazel Andrews of Pittsfield. Dr Carl L Schrader and Dr Dudley Allen Sargent spoke. Deering, a sophomore and daughter of Carroll A Deering of 398 Washington street, recently returned from Christmas with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Deering
Boston University
Sargent School of Physical Education
Hazel Andrews
Pittsfield
Mass
Carl L. Schrader
Dudley Allen Sargent
Miss Deering
Carroll A. Deering
Washington Street
Mrs Hiram Pennell Confined After Fall Injures Rib
Mrs Hiram Pennell on Washington Street is confined to her home with a broken rib from a recent fall at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Pennell
Washington Street
Mrs Kerwin Butcher Hosts Evening at Park Street
Mrs. Kerwin Butcher entertained at her home 22 Park street on Thursday evening. The living room featured carnat ions and a tulip centerpiece in the dining room. A luncheon was served to Miss Dorish Cornish Miss Rachel Potter Miss Aramede Stacey Miss Bessie McKay Miss Marguerite Hennessy Mrs. Mariel O'Hara Mrs. Viola Davis Miss Mae Bickle Miss Cora Savage Miss Sadie Dowling and Mrs. Mary Tardiff. Mr. and Mrs. Welter Hill visited Portland Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerwin Butcher
Park Street
Dorish Cornish
Rachel Potter
Aramede Stacey
Bessie McKay
Marguerite Hennessy
Mariel O'Hara
Viola Davis
Mae Bickle
Cora Savage
Sadie Dowling
Mary Tardiff
Neighborhood Bridge Club Hosts at Cobb Road Home
Mrs. John Atwood entertained the neighborhood bridge club on Cobb road Wednesday evening. First prize went to Mrs. George Oliver, second to Mrs. Stearns Scott, and consolation to Mrs. Thomas K. Haley. Refreshments included crab salad olives crackers cakes and coffee. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Oliver on Lincoln street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Atwood
Neighborhood
Bridge Club
Cobb Road
George Oliver
Stearns Scott
Thomas K. Haley
Lincoln Street
Mrs Kimball Visits Daughter in Portland
Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball of High street spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs. Langdon T. Thaxter in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Langdon T. Thaxter
Portland
Eleanor Wilson Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
Eleanor Wilson celebrated her eighth birthday Friday afternoon at her parents home 120 North street with friends ages four to six. Betty Howard won first in pin the tail on the donkey, Edward Sewall Jr. second, and Betty Given the joke prize. Patricia Sewall won first in the nut hunt with Betty Howard also receiving a joke prize. Refreshments were served and Eleanor cut the cake. Others present included Eunice Perkins Betty Lou Hill Jean Dennison Pauline Nickerson Mary Robinson Doris Stickney Barbara Trott Priscilla Trott Jane Trott Patricia Hall Carol Hall Beatrice Doble Frederick Andrews and Lewis Wilson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Wilson
Lewis E. Wilson
North Street
Betty Howard
Edward Sewall Jr
Betty Given
Patricia Sewall
Eleanor
Eunice Perkins
Betty Lou Hill
Jean Dennison
Pauline Nickerson
Mary Robinson
Doris Stickney
Barbara Trott
Priscilla Trott
Jane Trott
Patricia Hall
Carol Hall
Beatrice Doble
Frederick Andrews
Lewis Wilson Jr
Miss Mary Hobson Visits Ill Cousin in Wiscasset
Miss Mary Hobson of Wiscasset visited her cousin Mrs. C A Peaslee who is ill at her Middle street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hobson
Wiscasset
C. A. Peaslee
Middle Street
Baltimore Visit Ends As Mrs Sewall Heads To California
Mrs Harold M Sewall of Washington street has left Baltimore for California after visiting her daughter Mrs John W Williams in Baltimore for several weeks She will spend a few months with her sister Miss Betty Ashe of San Francisco Misses Rachel Nichols and Bessie Mikels hosted a Sunday tea at the Cosmopolitan club from four to six for members and friends continuing on Sunday afternoons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. Sewall
Washington Street
John W. Williams
Baltimore
California
Betty Ashe
San Francisco
Rachel Nichols
Bessie Mikels
Cosmopolitan Club
Attorney Fitzgerald Returns From Fitchburg Visit
Attorney John C. Fitzgerald of Washington street came back Thursday from Fitchburg Massachusetts after a week away prompted by illness in Mrs. Fitzgerald's mother Mrs. William Greners of Plainfield New Jersey who had been visiting her aunt and uncle. Mr and Mrs Gardiner Rogers of Brunswick road are due back Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Fitzgerald
Washington Street
Fitchburg
Mass
William Greners
Plainfield
N. J
Gardiner Rogers
Brunswick Road
Butler Family Visits From Massachusetts and New Hampshire
Mr. Fred F. Butler returned Thursday from a visit in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. He visited his son Forest, a Belmont high school faculty member, and his son Dr. P. F. Butler of Harvard Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred F. Butler
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Forest
Belmont High School
P. F. Butler
Harvard Square
Bath Women Plan 16 Day Cruise to Caribbean and Panama
Mrs. Philip O'Hara of this city and Miss Katherine Edgecomb of Boston embarked on a 16 day trip aboard the Carinithia. Mrs. O'Hara left Bath on Thursday to join Miss Edgecomb in Havana Cuba, the Bahamas, and Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip O’hara
Katherine Edgecomb
Boston
Havana
Cuba
Bahamas
Panama
O’hara
Bath
Miss. Edgecomb
Perry Beals Returns From South Portland Visit
Perry Beals has spent the holiday season in South Portland with his sister Mrs Allen Pet tengill on Summit street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Beals
South Portland
Allen Pettengill
Summit Street
Conservatory student John Sheldon sings on WHDH program
John Sheldon son of Mr and Mrs William Sheldon of 531 High street a junior at the Boston Conservatory of Music sang last Wednesday over WHDH entertaining a half hour with vocal selections Miss Helen Gillis a Conservatory student accompanied him on piano Mr Sheldon a Morse high 1927 graduate has been chosen as president of the class of 1932 and plans to take part in a Conservatory program soon These programs air Sundays at six He and Mrs Eugene Desmond of Lincoln street are visiting Boston for a few days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sheldon
William Sheldon
High Street
Boston Conservatory of Music
Helen Gillis
Conservatory
Sheldon
Morse High
Swift & Co. hosts Mon day banquet on Brunswick road
Harold L. Bradford led a Monday gathering of Swift & Co. local branch members at Morrison's on the Brunswick road. Guided by toastmaster Herbert Munsey, attendees gave responses while John L. Perry conducted sales. Tommy impressed as chef with a splendid menu. Others included Harold B. Leeman Harold B. M. Elman Harry L. Smith Byron L. Witham Von M. Weston George J. Nugent Lewis H. Smalley William E. Tozier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Bradford
Swift & Co
Morrison's
Brunswick Road
Herbert Munsey
John L. Perry
Tommy
Harold B. Leeman
Harold B. M.elman
Harry L. Smith
Byron L. Witham
von M. Weston
George J. Nugent
Lewis H. Smalley
William E. Tozier
Mrs Clyde Lake Receiving Treatment at Brunswick Hospital
Mrs Clyde Lake of West street is under care at Brunswick hospital where Dr. Harry F Morin attends her, providing medical treatment during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lake
West Street
Brunswick Hospital
Harry F. Morin
Miss Phyllis Bishop Hosts Bridge Club in Honor of Engaged Susie Merry
Miss Phyllis Bishop entertained her bridge club Friday at Mrs. Alvah Morse's 2 Deering Street home to honor Susie Merry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Merry, whose engagement to Jack Waterhouse of Gardiner was recently announced. Merry received many beautiful gifts, with guests including Mrs. W. S. Merry and numerous Morse and Smith family friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Merry
High Street
Miss Susie Merry
John Wesley Waterhouse
Gardiner
Phyllis Bishop
Bridge Club
Alvah Morse
Deering Street
Susie Merry
William Merry
Jack Waterhouse
Miss Merry
W. S. Merry
C. H. Morse
Ed Miller
S. Danforth
H. Tobey
H. Trask
P. Strack
Otis Morse
H. Knights
A. McDonald
Marjorie Smith
Conti Baby Born At City Hospital In Weekend Birth
John William, seven pounds, was born Saturday morning at City hospital to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Conti Jr. The family resides in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
A. J. Conti, Jr
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
John William
A. J. Conti Jr
Miss Virginia Jewett Breaks Arm After Ice Incident
Miss Virginia Jewett daughter of Mr and Mrs M Brian Jewett fell on the ice at Goddard's pond Saturday night about 6 30 and broke the bone between the wrist and elbow. A doctor set the bone the same evening and she endures considerable pain while friends wish her a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Jewett
M. Brian Jewett
Goddard’s Pond
Mrs LeRoy Lord Visits Parris Family in Portland
Mrs LeRoy Lord left Sunday to spend a few days with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Albion Parris of Portland. Mr Parris joined the Parrys at their Upper Washington street home for a Sunday visit with Mrs LeRoy Lords parents Mr and Mrs Edwin B Parris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Lord
Albion Parris
Portland
Parris
Edwin B. Parris
Upper
Washington Street
Lacey Bennett
Buckfield
Mrs Walter Kingsbury Hosts Odd Ladies Sewing Circle
Mrs Walter Kingsbury entertained the Odd Ladies Sewing circle at her Richardson street home on Thursday afternoon. After the usual hour of sewing, refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kingsbury
Odd Ladies Sewing Circle
Richardson Street
Bagdikian Family Visits Relatives in Boston
Dr and Mrs Paul Bagdikian and daughter Anita with Mrs Bagdikian s mother Mrs Adolphus Ehlers of Oak Street have returned from a few days visit in Boston and suburbs with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bagdikian
Anita
Bagdikian
Adolphus Ehlers
Oak Street
Boston
Suburbs
Bria Jewett Heads to New York for Publix Theatre Deal
Brian Bria Jewett leaves Thursday for New York to confer with Rudy Vallee about arranging a Publix Theatre engagement for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian “Bria" Jewett
New York
Rudy Vallee
Mrs Stewart of Seattle Visits Bath Resident Friends
Mrs. Harry Stewart of Seattle Washington is a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs William L Skelton on High street. She formerly lived in Bath about twenty three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stewart
Seattle
Wash
William L. Skelton
High Street
Stewart
Bath
Legislature Opens as Representatives Return Home For Weekend
Representatives N Gratz Jackson Wilbur C Oliver and Henry C Wright begin the 85th Legislature and pass the opening weekend at home as sessions resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Gratz Jackson
Wilbur C. Oliver
Henry C. Wright
Cahill Plays Role in Fisheries Work in Maine Cities
Hon Charles H Cahill a member of the Sea and Shore Fisheries Commission was in Rockland Friday on departmental business and in Portland Thursday on business of a like nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Cahill
Sea and Shore Fisheries Commission
Rockland
Portland
Mrs Morse and Miss Cosmbs Host Washington Street Supper Party
Mrs Clarence W Morse and Miss Clare Cosmbs entertained guests at a Washington Street home last Wednesday with five tables of contract and auction. Ladies prizes went to Mrs Frederick E Drake for high score and Mrs Frank B Nichols for second high. consolation went to Mrs Ernest A Allen of Topsham. Gentlemen’s prizes were won by Charles J Donnell and Hon Rupert H Baxter, with Mr and Mrs Allen of Topsham among the out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Cosmbs
Washington
Frederick E. Drake
Frank B. Nichols
Ernest A. Allen
Topsham
Charles J. Donnell
Rupert H. Baxter
Allen
Winchendon Men Host Tubbs Household Guests on Trip
Elbridge R. Spooner and John Beal of Winchendon Massachusetts visited Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Tubbs on High street Friday for a motor trip to Rockland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbridge R. Spooner
John Beal
Winchendon
Mass
C. M. Tubbs
High Street
Rockland
Bedford bridge club dresss as famous novels in playful party
Mrs. Charles Blaisdell hosted a Bedford street bridge club gathering with guests dressed as popular novels including Oliver Twist and Lavender and Old Lace. Prizes went to Mrs. Lena Shepard as Oliver Twist and Mrs. Stanley Hunter for first auction prize. Next meeting set for Mrs. William Hoyle. Also notes Archibald Main hosted dinner on Middle street and Lawrence B. Jackson named manager at Fairbanks Morse in Chicago with Mrs. Jackson moving from Beloit to Chicago. Chester Plant and wife returned from New York after Chevrolet meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Blaisdell
Bedford Street
Bridge Club
Lena Shepard
Oliver Twist
Stanley Hunter
Evangeline
Horace Ward
Money
William Hoyle
Clarence Minott
Jimmie Valentine
Arthur Pratt
Chester A. Plant
High Street
New York City
Mr. Plant
Chevrolet
Commodore
Mrs. Allen Irish Hosts North Street Supper and Games
Mrs. Allen Irish entertained guests at her North street home on Saturday night with a supper party and three tables of contract. Prizes included a decorated clothes brush won by Mrs. Arthur Dunton, a box of stationery for Mrs. Carroll Watson, and a consolation prize for Mrs. Charles Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen M. Irish
North Street
Arthur J. Dunton
Carroll Watson
Charles J. Donnell
Pilgrim League Hosts Indian Talk At Washington Street Home
Mrs. Roy Chase returned to Concord New Hampshire after the death of her father Francis Oliver. Clare Coombs hosted the Pilgrim league of Winter street church on Washington street Thursday night. Mrs Morse and Miss Coombs spoke on India where they spent several months last year. Miss Coombs wore an Indian dress and jewelry that drew much interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Chase
Francis Oliver
Concord
N. H
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Pilgrim League of the
Winter Street
Washington Street
Mrs. Morse
Miss Coombs
India
Portland Woman Attends Bath Supper Guests Night
Mrs. Fenton Tomlinson of Portland accompanied her brother ex-Governor Percival Baxter to Bath Thursday night where they were supper guests of another brother, Hon. Rupert H. Baxter, and Mrs. Baxter. R. H. Baxter left Friday morning for a brief business trip to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton Tomlinson
Portland
Percival Baxter
Bath
Rupert H. Baxter
Hyde Windlass officials head to Motor Boat Show
Edwin F. Ramsay, superintendent of the propeller department at Hyde Windlass Co., sails to New York for the annual Motor Boat show opening Friday and lasting a week. Charles Andrews and Zina Eaton, both from the New York office, accompany the company delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Ramsay
The
Hyde Windlass Co
New York
New
Charles Andrews
Zina Eaton
Mrs Bagley Wright Leaves Woolwich for Boston Winter
Mrs Sarah Bagley Wright of Woolwich has closed her home and traveled to Boston, where she will remain for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bagley Wright
Woolwich
Boston
Dunning Relative Visits Highlight Weekend Family Plans
Mrs. E. C. Dunning, once confined at 25 Washington Street with stalds to both arms, is recovering well. Friday her niece Mrs. Frank Miron arrived from Lynn Massachusetts, joined by Mrs. Allen Pettengill of South Portland and Mrs. Lawrence Vail of Saugus Massachusetts to spend the weekend with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Nathan E. Coffin on Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Dunning
Washington Street
Frank Miron
Lynn
Mass
Allen Pettengill
South Portland
Lawrence Vail
Saugus
Nathan E. Coffin
Park Street
Miss Anna Kaler Visits Parents in Woolwich
Miss Anna Kaler a Gorham Normal School student spent the weekend at her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Kaler home in Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kaler
Gorham Normal School
Charles Kaler
Woolwich
Central church Ladies Aid reports progress at Spring sale
The all day session in the parish house drew a large crowd and produced much work for the Spring sale. Lunch offered chicken salad and dessert. Emma Magoun recounted her Scott's Bluff trip with amusing incidents and church work updates. Secretary duties shift due to Mrs. Dunton illness with Mrs. Stilphen stepping in. Mrs. Morin hosted a contract club luncheon on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Central Church
Emma Magoun
Scott's Bluff
James Dunton
Warren Stilphen
Mrs Houghton chairs States Luncheon in New York
Mrs William Houghton formerly of this city presided as chairman at the Mains'table during the States Luncheon on January 8 at Hotel Pennsylvania New York City per Echo the Congress of States societies periodical. She also played piano for Miss Dorothy Deal who sang the Maine Stein Song. Maine is represented on the board of directors by Miss Emma E Irish and Mrs Colin Campbell Wakefield. Mrs Margaret Adams of Brunswick died Thursday at home with her daughter Mrs Wellington A Moore of Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Houghton
City
Pennsylvania
New York City
Echo
Congress of States Societies
Houghton
Dorothy Deal
Maine Stein
Maine
Emma E. Irish
Colin Campbell ‘Wakefield
Card Party Set by Past Noble Grand Club at Odd Fellows Hall
The Past Noble Grand club will hold a card party Tuesday night at Odd Fellows Hall. Prizes will be awarded to both men and women, with refreshments available. The event follows the last meeting at Mrs Eva Atwood's Washington street home. Committee members are Mrs Horace Ward Mrs Lois McKiever and Mrs Sarah Munsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Eva Atwood
Washington Street
Horace Ward
Lois McKiever
Sarah Munsey
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Birth in Bath
Caldwell 8, Phillips returned home on Andrews road after Bangor visit. Phillips accompanied by father Horace A. Phillips of Holden. Ruth Robbins of Kittery visited grandparents Frank W. and Mrs. Robbins of 36 Pine. Vivian LeMont of Portland to spend weekend with Lucius M. LeMont family. Mayor Harold P. Small and Edward Rowe traveled to Boston for a meeting. Mrs. Carl T. Meister left for Portsmouth to visit daughter Mrs. Stanley Peterson. Hon and Mrs Rupert H. Baxter and others were Portland visitors. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Footer of Trufant street at Bath hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Phillips
Andrews Road
Russell Park
Bangor
Mr. Phillips
Horace A. Phillips
Holden
Ruth Robbins
Kittery
Gorham Normal
Frank W. Robbins
Pine Street
Vivian LeMont
Portland
Lucius M. LeMont
Middle Street
Harold P. Small
Edward Rowe
Boston
Carl T. Meister
Park Street
Portsmouth
N. H
Stanley Peterson
Eugene Footer
Trufant Street
Bath Hospital
Grace church Girls' Friendly Society elects officers
The Grace church Girls' Friendly Society met Wednesday in the parish house and elected officers for the coming year. Persis Hoyt was named president, Wilhelmina Gackenbach vice president, and Doris Leavitt secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Friendly Society of Grace Church
Persis Hoyt
Wilhelmina Gackenbach
Doris Leavitt
Burlington Girl, Six, Heads Class Reading Spelling Contest
Geraldine Nickerson six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sanford B Nickerson of Burlington Vermont was chosen head of her class in a reading and spelling contest before college heads. She is the granddaughter of Benjamin Oliver of 1151 High Street. Before moving to Burlington her father was crockery department manager at H P Bridge Inc store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Nickerson
Sanford B. Nickerson
Burlington
Park Street
Benjamin Oliver
High Street
Nickerson
H. P. Bridge, Inc
Mrs Samuel Williams Visits Winchester Woman
Mrs Samuel Williams of Winchester Massachusetts is visiting her mother Mrs J L Coombs on South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Williams
Winchester
Mass
J. L. Coombs
South Street
Crystal Club Winners and Next Meeting at Mrs Thatcher Pinkham's
Mrs Grace Hagan won first prize a marcelic wave receipt while Mrs Thomas K Haley took second a box of linen handkerchiefs and Mrs Waldo Marshall received score pads and tallies for consolation The Crystal club will meet next Tuesday evening with Mrs Hagan on Oliver Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher Pinkham
Crystal Club
Bridge Street
Grace Hagan
Thomas K. Haley
Waldo Marshall
Hagan
Oliver Street
Miss Burkhart Guests With Snow Park Hostess
Miss Margaret Burkhart of New York City visits Mrs. Georgie A. McHeffey of Snow Park as a guest, highlighting social greeting between city resident and local host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Burkhart
New York City
Georgie A. McHeffey
Snow Park
Spruceville club hosts two tables of contract
Mrs Page Wyman entertained the Spruceville club with two tables of contract Monday afternoon at Mechanic street. Daisy Murphy won first prize a pair of silk hose, Alice Weston second prize a pack of playing cards, and Grace Ferris the consolation. Refreshments were served. The club meets next Monday with Alice Weston at Park street. Sarah Dowling on Shaw street is spending two weeks in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Wyman
Spruceville
Mechanic Street
Daisy Murphy
Alice Weston
Grace Ferris
Park Street
Grace Church guild hosts St Mary's group at Parish house
Mrs. W Dayton Hill entertained St Marys guild of Grace church at the Parish house on Oak street Monday night. At the next meeting, the Womans auxiliary will be guests of the guild for supper. Rev K Brent Woodruff of South Dakota will speak of the project in Mobridge and Flandreau S D, the advanced work program in the diocese this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dayton Hill
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Oak Street
K. Brent Woodruff
South Dakota
Mobridge
Flandreau
S. D
Central church league meeting and community notes
Mrs Edwin R Andrews hosted her contract club on High street Tuesday afternoon. The Cen tral church league met at the parish house Monday night with 23 members attending. Plans for 1931 were discussed and an apron committee formed chaired by Mrs Benjamin Savage with Mrs Charles Helah and Mrs Perry Thompson assisting. A daughter was born Monday morning to Mrs Walter Thayer of Court street. George Wade Jr returned to Portland to attend the Maine School for the Deaf after visiting his parents. He lost hearing in childhood from measles and now reads lips and makes toys and small furniture. Mrs Clarence Merrill of the Madelyn Marie Beauty Shop spent Tuesday in Portland on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Main
E. Motley Fuller
League of Central Church
Benjamin Savage
Charles Helah
Perry Thompson
George Wade, Jr
Portland
Maine School For the Deaf
George Wade
Oak Street
George
Clarence Merrill
Madelyn Marie Beauty Shop
John J. Keegan
C.O.D
Dow Birth Announcement for Portsmouth Couple
Cards report the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. George Dow of Portsmouth New Hampshire on Sunday January 4. The baby weighs eight pounds and is named George Robert Dow. Mrs Dow is formerly Helen Carkin of Portsmouth and Mr Dow is a former Bath boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dow
Portsmouth
N. H
George Robert Dow
Dow
Helen Carkin
Bath
Miss Dorice Campbell Returns to Colby Studies
Miss Dorice Campbell returns to Waterville to resume studies at Colby College. She has taught Latin at Morse High School for a week to cover for Miss Ames who has been ill. Miss Ames returned from Somersworth New Hampshire and resumed teaching her classes on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorice Campbell
Waterville
Colby
Miss Campbell
Morse High
Miss Ames
Somersworth
N. H
Judge Glidden Passes on Probate Matters
Sagadahoc probate court at the January term held a second session with waivers granted for Matthew Allinson estate and multiple inventories and accounts filed for estates including Dolloff, Tarr, Ward, Robinson, Gardiner, and others. Proceedings included certificates of sale and commissions to take depositions, with guardians and executors named for several minors and estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glidden
Sagadahoc
Matthew Allinson
Bath
Hertha Allinson
William A. Dolloff
Topsham
Amy C. Dolloff
Melvin Tarr
Bowdoin
Herbert K. Adams
Guardian
Hattie May Ward
Bowdeinham
Bert C. Wood
Charles W. Robinson
Cora L. Robinson
Clinton C. Gardiner
Richmond
Margaret Herfel
Ellen F. Smith
Edward B. Smith
Frank E. Ward
Abbie J. Ward
Clifton M
Ray Toothaker
Marshall W. Toothaker
Hiram L. Robinson
Arnold E. Robinson
Gilbert M. Elliott
Ambrose Read
Leddie H. Berry
Ee W. Berry
Bowdonnam
Arthur J. Dunton
J. Edward Drake
Williams
Shorey
George P. Davenport
Charles J. Dain
Jennie
Rideout
Charles F. Rideout
Fuller
Lindley K. Hamilton
Winifred G. Hamilton
Herbert W. Cutting
Phippsburg
Annie B. Cutting
Coastal Bath News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Community notes cover the Sasanoa tribe and Ramona council officers installation at Red Men hall with distant delegations, postponed P T A card party, popular sledding hills along Lower Middle Street, and recent civic, church, and club activities including ex governor Baxter speech, Corliss Street church election, vaudeville impressions, and fire department actions in West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasanoa Tribe
Ramona
Red Men’s Hall
Fred Larock
Brunswick
Abbie Small
West Bath Grange Confers Third and Fourth Degrees
West Bath grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on a class of 19 Monday night with 98 in attendance including five visitors. Harvesters drill praised. finances reported as best in years. Next Monday’s attendance contest begins, ending May 1, with the losing side providing entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Elmer Higgins
Herbert Henderson
William White
Ralph Dunbar
Charles Hag Ber
Herbert Pierce
Harold Haggett
Hope Ward
Millie Morse
Grange
Leland Plummer
Elmer Rich
Harry Peterson
Joy Case On Trial At Court Wednesday
In Sagadahoc Superior Court Judge Worster presides over the trial of Winfield S. Joy 54 a Bath caretaker on a statutory charge involving a three year old Bath girl alleged to have occurred March 27 1930. State attorney Ralph O Dale defends the case with Edward Bridgham. The trial is expected to fill most of Wednesday with room cleared for under 21 attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worster
Sagadahoc
Winfield S. Joy
Joy
Edward W. Bridgham
Ralph O. Dale
Justice Vorster
Thomas H. Pearson
Harold O. Wagner
Ernest
Mary F. Bryson
Richmond
Charles F. Biglin
George Walter Naugler
Summerstreet
Topsham
Nova Scotia
John Angelo Nekles
Bath
Ateraga
Albania
Fred H. Thompson
Mildred Nichols
Registry of Deeds
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Baptist Church
J. M. Moulton
Addie Amazeen
Ada Larrabee
Laura Harrington
Lottie Card
Fremont Rowe
Russell Dalrymple
Chestnut Street
Ida White
Elsie Crosby
Lincoln Bailey
Freemont Rowe
Harriet Wright
L. L. Hooker
Esther Murphy
Simon Moore
Helen Hall
O. B. Snow
Duran. Howard
Edward Sampson
Harry Walters
Amos Perry
New England
Milton 8. Kimball
Augusta
Augusta General Hospital
Kimball
Aid For
William Tudor Gardiner
Robert A. Cony
Susan K. Gillin
Frank E. Mace
Fred R. Lord
Richard Goodwin
Young Ladies’ Bridge Club
Harold Small
Helen Larrabee
Harry Cook
Louise Johnson
William Daley
Arline Footer
John Grindell
Margaret Frasier
Emily Morgan
Ruth Johnson
Esther Bonney
Margaret Daley
Esther Mikels
Josephine Frasier
Mary Spear
Mark Hennessy
Helen Cummings
Mildred Palmer
New Bedford
Miss Palmer
Old Bath High School
Clark School For the Deaf
Northampton
Wright Oval School
Lillian Frost
Elm Street
Alden G. Smith
Donald S. Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Bruce H. M. White
Carolyn Stackpole
Barbara Wiggin
Mary Paine
Carrie Shaw
Mary Lord
Jean Ogden
Elizabeth Randall Duce
Flora Main
Marcia Moulton
Adelaide Boynton Phillips
Gladys Oim
Lucile Buckley
Minnie White
Benjamin Berry
H. Dorman Perkins
Mrs. Welter Hill
Barbara Freeman
Aot
Harold E. Freeman
Ee Psur Rs
Eugene Desmond
Archibald M. Main
Lawrence B. Jackson
Beloit
Wis
Fairbanks- Morse Co
Chicago
Jackson
Texas Shipbuilding Co
Fairbanks-Morse Co
Nancy
Margaret Adams
Wellington A. Moore
Benjamin L. Hadley
Bar Harbor
Arcadia National Park
Byron F. Barker
Sarah Dowling
Shaw Street
Edwin R. Andrews
Walter Thayer
Court Street
Sagadahoc County
South End P. T. A
Lower Middle Street
Marshall Street
Long Hill
Lower Middle
Beacon Street
Upper Washington Street
Winter Street Hill
Grace Church
Corliss Street
Maud Clark
Lizzie French
Mary McIntire
Nellie Bonney
Jennie Curtis
Charles Plant
Ethel Bruce
Radio
Keith Orpheum
Columbia Hotel
Johnny Lyons
Jack Lynch
Virginia
Roland Smith
Bath Aerie of Eagles
Amos F. Perry
Perry
George W. Jewett
Berry’s Mill Road
Parks
Scott Morse
Joe Cloutier
Fred Perry
Stephen Osborne
Specvacoes
Goddard’s
Henderson
Sebasco
Small Point
Ladies’ Farm Bureau
Annie Trufant
Humphrey Owen
Maude Haile
William Mann
Cummings Street
William J. Craft
Mr. Mann
Craft
Fannie M. Mooers
Yen Ames
West Bath Grange
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Bath Trust
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