Ladies Aid Rummage Sale Closes Summer Work
Winter Street Church Ladies Aid held a rummage sale last Tuesday in the men’s room as the final activity before a fall resumption on Oct 5 after the summer recess. Mrs Arthur C Lemont chaired the sale with many volunteers assisting and the treasurer served as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street
Arthur C. Lemont
Hiram R. Annis
Charles Blaisdell
Walter H. Bowker
Abigail F. Carter
Bessie E. Dickinson
Winnie F. Durgin
Fred P. Emmons
Fred E. Foote
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Harry M. Huse
Ed Leavitt
Charles O Nelson
Addison F. Pendleton
Arthur K. Purington
Seth Stewart
Alice E. Varney
Charles W. Walsh
Horace W. Ward
Clifford B. Wilband
Clinton D. Wilson
Warren E
Morse High School Faculty Member Leaves for Boston
Horace Herrick of 785 High Street, a member of the Morse High School faculty, left Saturday for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Herrick
High Street
Morse High School
Boston
Local social notes from Memorial Hall events and visits
Residents and guests attend the interscholastic one act play finals at Memorial Hall Bowdoin College. Visitors include Leo St Pierre and Stanley Whitehouse. numerous calls from Cambridge Bath and Bangor residents. A party marked Miss ey Cotreau’s 18th birthday. others travel to New York Boston and Long Island for visits and weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Scott
William L. Skelton
John
Memorial Hall
Bowdoin College
Miss Margaret Miller Arrives For Week With Mother
Miss Margaret S. Miller a French teacher at Brighton High School in Massachusetts arrives Friday evening to spend a week of spring vacation with her mother Mrs Archibald Miller at 57 Granite Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret S. Miller
Brighton
Mass
Archibald Miller
Granite Street
M. Agnes Fahey
High Street
Morse High School
Portland
Bernice B. Hosmer
Attleboro
William W. Hosmer
Middle Street
Wise Owl Girl Scouts Pass Knot Review and Flag Test
Eight members of the Wise Owl troop achieved knot review Tuesday of last week. Jeanette Varney Elizabeth Williams June Varney Geraldine Nickerson Ruth Dobson Jeanette Dowling Rita Jenkins and Frances Lemont also passed the flag test for the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Owl Troop
Girl Scouts
Jeanette Varney
Elizabeth Williams
June Varney
Geraldine Nickerson
Ruth Dobson
Jeanette Dowling
Rita Jenkins
Frances Lemont
Two Miss Goodman's Motor Trip To East Coast Tour
Miss Jane Goodman of Middle Street and Miss Ruth Thompson of Brunswick enjoy a weeklong motor trip visiting New York Connecticut and Virginia with sightseeing and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Goodman
Middle Street
Ruth Thompson
Brunswick
New York
Connecticut
Virginia
Boothbay Harbor Town Clerk Celebrates 81st Birthday
Town Clerk Will T. Marr of Boothbay Harbor marked his 81st birthday on Thursday. He celebrated by visiting his daughter Mrs. Arthur K. Purington at 1201 Washington Street.
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Will T. Marr
Boothbay Harbor
Arthur K. Purington
Washington Street
Social notes from Kennebunkport and Boston visitors
Miss Louise Daley returns to Kennebunkport after two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Daley of Beacon Street Miss Nancy Hyde and Miss Sally Hyde arrive Friday from Boston to visit their father John H Hyde at Elmhurst Mrs Hyde will join them Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Daley
Kennebunkport
Mrs
Frank Daley
Beacon Street
Nancy Hyde
Sally Hyde
Boston
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Hyde
Mrs Katherine I Trott Heads to Allston Vacation
Miss Katherine I Trott a North Grammar School teacher leaves Friday for Allston Massachusetts to spend vacation as guest of her nephew Lauriston Trott and Mrs Trott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine I. Trott
Washington Street
North Grammar School
Allston
Mass
Lauriston Trott
Trott
Local Residents Attend Visits and Trips This Week
List of residents visiting family in Massachusetts Maine and New Hampshire and other travel plans. Supt. C D Wilson and Mrs Wilson go to Melrose Highlands to visit Caldwell Phillips. Richard D Cushman returns from six week Southern resort trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Wilson
Richard D. Cushman
Portland
Sebasco Lodge
Southern Resorts
Mrs Elizabeth Pepper Birthday Notes From Friends
Mrs Elizabeth Pepper of Middle Street celebrates her birthday with many visitors on Friday both afternoon and evening. She receives posts cards and floral remembrances while active in her church and as a charter member and oldest living member of Queen Esther Rebekah lodge.
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Elizabeth Pepper
Middle Street
Bath guests attend Kora Temple Ladies Night in Portland
Bath residents joined the Mys tic Shrine event in Portland on Thursday evening with a canopy linking the Masonic and City halls. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. David L. Wilson, Mrs. Jennie P. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin H. Beerwort, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Stilphen, Thomas R. Huston, Mayor and Mrs. Harold P. Small, Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Sampson, and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Moses 3rd of Lisbon Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lewiston
Portland
Masonic Hall
City Hall
Myrtle Street
David L. Wilson
Jennie P. Brown
Melvin H. Beerwort
Arthur B. Stil
Twin sons born to Arsenaults at City Hospital
Mr and Mrs Edmund J Arsenault of 33 Liberty Street welcomed twins April 9 at City Hospital. They named Richard Laurence and Robert Lee. Carrie E Shaw former music supervisor led an eighth grade music appreciation period at Central Grammar focusing on melody with the public address system invented by Napoleon Vachon. Mrs Eugene M Desmond hosted her contract club at Lincoln Street home Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund J. Arsenault
Liberty Street
City Hospital
Richard Laurence
Robert Lee
Carrie E. Shaw
Central Grammar
Eugene M. Desmond
Lincoln Street
Mrs Hunter and party visit Chestnut Hill and Bath kin
Mrs George P Hunter and son George Jr travel to Chestnut Hill Mass to visit his grandmother Mrs Andrew A Ady while Mrs Henry T Hunter tours Bath for a week Lieut Hunter joins for the weekend Miss Aline Colton librarian from Boston visits 852 High Street hosts Cahill family Cosmopolitan Singing club dances at American Legion hall with 26 couples Ken Trask orchestra plays sax piano drums Edith F Wheeler chairs the dance committee with Evelyne L Donnell Leroy F Colby and Lucy W Coombs assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Hunter
George, Jr
Chestnut Hill
Mass
S. Andrew A. Ady
Aline Colton
English High School
Boston
Wilber G. Cahill
High Street
Cosmopolitan Singing Club
American Legion Hall
Ken Trask
Mr. Trask
Francis S. McPherson
Vincent A. Henderson
Edith F. Wheeler
Evelyne L. Donnell
Leroy F. Colby
Lucy W. Coombs
Pierce Departs on Business Trip to Quincy Mass
Roger Pierce chief operating engineer at the Iron Works left Thursday afternoon for a business trip to Quincy Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Pierce
The
Iron Works
Quincy
Mass
Beverly Hills Student Frye Noted Athlete Linked to Brown Kin
Stuart Frye son of Mr and Mrs Orrin F Frye of Beverly Hills California and formerly of Bath is a Beverly Hills High School senior prominent in school athletics and closely associated with the sons of film comedian Joe E Brown.
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Stuart Frye
Orrin F. Frye
Beverly Hills
Calif
Bath
Beverly Hills High School
Joe E. Brown
Pine Tree Girl Scouts Attend Conference in Portland
Scouts from Pine Tree troop No. 1 traveled to a Girl Scouts conference in the Chamber of Commerce building, Portland. Capt. Amber F. Carr and Miss Mabel A. Thwing led groups leaving at 9 and 11:30 with Inez F. Carr and several scouts. Bluebirds Ellen Cyr and others joined as rewards for winning a troop contest.
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Pine Tree
Girl Scouts of America
Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Amber F. Carr
Bluebird Patrol
Mabel A. Thwing
Inez F. Carr
Evelyn Nickerson
Pauline Nickerson
Dorothy Wing
Bluebirds
Ellen Cyr
Alice Coleman
Virginia Davis
Isabelle King
Jane Stevens
Miss Thwing
Baker family hosts weekend visit in Milan and Portland
Major and Mrs. George A. Baker of Milan street welcomed their daughter Mrs. Charles E. Doten of Portland for a weekend visit.
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Major
George A. Baker
Milan Street
Charles E. Doten
Portland
Illness of Elwell G. Pinkham at Sailors Snug Harbor
Word reached that Elwell G. Pinkham formerly of Bath and head of Bath police was stricken by a stroke at Sailors Snug Harbor Staten Island. The shock left him paralyzed and speechless though he had been in his usual health until the attack last Tuesday. Miss Mary F. Gibbons hosted her contract club at Monday noon luncheon.
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Elwell G. Pinkham
Bath
Sailors Snug Harbor
Staten Island
N. Y
Pinkham
Mary F. Gibbons
Helen Thomas Weds George R Lovett in Portland
The wedding of Miss Helen Thomas and George R Lovett of Portland will be held Saturday April 28 at St Luke's Cathedral Portland. Many social affairs have been planned in their honor this week. Miss Thomas has many Bath friends from frequent visits.
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Helen Thomas
George R. Lovett
Portland
St. Luke's Cathedral
Miss Thomas
Bath
Burns welcomes daughter Barbara Nancy in Bath region
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. George H. Burns of Shepard Street at the lying in room of Dr. Paul A. Gregware on Saturday and named Barbara Nancy Burns. Dr. and Mrs. Langdon T. Thaxter of Portland were Bath visitors Sunday. Mrs. Page Lawrence and her two daughters Priscilla and Katherine arrived from Hingham, Mass., to visit Mrs. Lawrence's cousin, Mrs. Robert W. Ferrell of High Street. Mrs. S. W. Barnes and sons Merrill and Ernest left for New York City where Mrs. Barnes will join Capt. Barnes of the schooner Pauline Thurlow. Merrill will resume studies at Morse on April 23 and Ernest plans to spend the summer with his father.
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Edward Sewall
Patricia
High Street
Ralph G. Stetson
Ralph Jr
Washington Street
New York
Sewall
Philadelphia
Walter Brown
Gertrude Dillon
Bath
Stetson
Ralph, Jr
James G. Dann
Garden City
Long Island
George H. Burns
Shepard Street
Paul A. Gregware
Barbara Nancy Burns
Page Lawrence
Priscilla
Katherine
Hingham
Mass
Visit of Medford Family to Lemont Street Hosts
Mr and Mrs Hunt and daughter Joan of Medford Massachusetts visit her parents Mr and Mrs J Albert Redlon on Lemont street.
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Mrs.Hunt
Joan of
Pine Tree troop plans all day cession and Portland trip
Pine Tree troop No. 1 Girl Scouts meets at the YMCA to decide on an all day cession starting next Wednesday at ten. Bluebird patrol won first place in the work contest, with Eagles second and Robins third. Bluebirds will motor to Portland Saturday to attend a Girl Scout conference in the Chamber of Commerce building from nine to five.
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Pine Tree
Girl Scouts of America
Bluebird Patrol
Eagles
Robins
Bluebirds
Portland
Chamber of Commerce
Evelyn Nickerson
Dorothy Wing
Pauline Nickerson
Ellen Cyr
Alice Coleman
Virginia Davis
Isabelle King
Jane Stevens
Inez F. Carr
Frostina E. Marston
American Legion
Byrd Expedition Doctor to Speak on Saturday Radio Broadcast
Dr Earle B Perkins of the Byrd Expedition at Little America will speak on the regular Byrd broadcast this Saturday night April 14 over station WABC. He has long spent Summers at Coxs Head and is accompanied by his mother Edith M Perkins with her sister Carrie Smith of Oak Street. Mrs Daniel T Dougherty has returned from St Barnabas hospital Portland after a throat operation.
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Earle B. Perkins
Little America
Byrd
WABC
Perkins
Cox's Head
Edith M. Perkins
Carrie Smith
Oak Street
Daniel T. Dougherty
St. Barnabas Hospital
Portland
Mr and Mrs Woodcock Plan Move to South Paris Store
Mr Charles Woodcock and Mrs Woodcock leave their 33 Green Street home to relocate to South Paris. He leaves as manager of the First National store at 55 Center Street and will start a new grocery business in South Paris.
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Charles Woodcock
Green Street
South Paris
Nassau senior Miss Jeannette Shackford visits Orono
Miss Jeannette Shackford a Nassau senior and her roommate Miss Elizabeth Riley of Rockland were weekend guests of Miss Katherine Buzzell in Orono.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Shackford
Nassau
Elizabeth Riley
Rockland
Katherine Buzzell
Orono
Cosmopolitan Garden Club Breakfast Boosters Named
The following gentlemen were boosters for the Cosmopolitan Garden club breakfast on Wednesday: Paul M. Olm, Edmund A. Rothwell, Roscoe P. McFadden, Joseph Pardeau, Arthur F. Mayo, Daniel T. Dougherty, R. Clinton McFadden, Fred W. Humphreys, William Davis, Arthur Pratt, Dr. Williams Whitney, Rev. Charles M. Tubbs, Dr. Herbert T. Caverly, Harry ID. Hall, George A. Hunt, Donald D. Young, Louis M. Silverman, Harry W. Tucker, Fred N. Sanborn, Harry L. Day, Harry C. Webber, Frank B. Nichols, Charles T. Henderson, George Poulos, Dr. Clyde Berry, Kenny Dahlerup, John C. Fitzgerald.
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Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Paul M. Olm
Edmund A. Rothwell
Roscoe P. McFadden
Joseph Pardeau
Arthur F. Mayo
Daniel T. Dougherty
R. Clinton McFadden
Fred W. Humphreys
William Davis
Arthur Pratt
Williams Whitney
Charles M. Tubbs
Herbert T. Caverly
Harry ID. Hall
George A. Hunt
Donald D. Young
Louis M. Silverman
Mr and Mrs Samuel Ring Visit Mrs Ellen Warren
Mr and Mrs Samuel Ring of Oxford were Saturday callers on Mrs Ellen Warren on York Street.
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Samuel Ring
Oxford
Ellen Warren
York Street
Waynflete Student Miss Hyde Hosts Elmhurst Visit
Miss Jane Hyde of Waynfiete Latin school arrived Sunday to spend a week at Elmhurst with her parents Mr and Mrs John H Hyde. She played Constance Neville in She Stoops to Conquer presented by the Wayflete Drama club at the school Saturday night before a large audience and served on the scenery committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton L. King
Shaw's
Jane Hyde
Waynfiete Latin School
Elmhurst
John H. Hyde
Miss Hyde
Constance Neville
Wayflete
Shaw and Jacksons Take Boston Trip Sunday
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Shaw and Mr and Mrs Karcher Jackson motored to Boston Sunday for a brief excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Shaw
Mrs. Karcher Jackson
Boston
Sewalls Lose Family Member in Bath Loss
Mr and Mrs Donald S Sewall and their son Mark died Sunday in Bath while Mrs Sewall stayed, with Mrs Mark W Sewall of Washington Street. Mrs Sewall remained in Bath and traveled to Boothbay Harbor with Mrs Mark Sewall for a few days visit. Treas L Eugene Thebeau of Bath Iron Works and director Charles H Cahill left Bath Sunday afternoon for a business trip to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald S. Sewall
Mark
Bath
Mr. Sewall
Mark W. Sewall
Washington Street
Treas
L. Eugene Thebeau
The
Bath Iron Works Corp
Charles H. Cahill
Corporation
New York
West Medford Woman Visiting Bath Relative
Miss Edith Oxnard of West Medford Massachusetts is spending a week in Bath as guest of her grandmother Mrs Edwin Cornish at 29 Highland Street and her uncle William C Perkins and Mrs Perkins at 24 Summer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Oxnard
West Medford
Mass
Bath
Edwin Cornish
Highland Street
William C. Perkins
Perkins
Summer Street
Miss Betty Jenkins Wins Peanut Hunt at Elmhurst Party
Miss Betty Jenkins won the peanut hunt at a birthday party hosted by Miss Sally Hyde on Saturday afternoon at Elmhurst.
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Betty Jenkins
Sally Hyde
Elmhurst
Club leaders to meet in Cosmopolitan clubhouse May 1
Mrs. Charles R. Farnham district 11 federation director will entertain club presidents in her district on May 1 at the Cosmopolitan club house. Farnham also serves as president of the Cosmopolitan club.
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Charles R. Farnham
Federation of Women's Clubs
Cosmopolitan Club
Farnham
Mrs Partington and son visit Wells Beach relatives
Mrs William Partington and her son Billy of High Street are spending a week with her parents, Mr and Mrs Edward Lawson, at Wells Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Partington
Billy
High Street
Edward Lawson
Wells Beach
Morse High Sophomores Debate Motion Pictures Question
A special assembly at Morse High School featured a debate on whether motion pictures do more harm than good. The negative team won 2 to 1 with judges including Barbara Brown and Ellen Hodgkins among the senior panel.
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Morse High School
Dorothy Moore
George Pearce
Barbara Brown
Ellen Hodgkins
Robert Cressey
Richard Staples
Viola Arsenault
Margaret Gallagher
Catherine Shéllenbarger
Helen Cameron
Frank Martin
Paul Legad
Jane Wing
Social Notes of Local Residents Departures and Visits
Mrs. William S. Newell travels from Washington Street to Port Washington New York for a stay with Mrs. William Porter and plans a Washington D C motor trip lasting about three weeks. Mrs. Estelle King of Richmond visits West Bath at the home of her son Chester G. King and daughter-in-law. Mrs. Howard Hill of Saco visits with her twin sons David and Donald at Mrs. Reed in Mechanic Street. Alma Sampson, formerly Western Union Bath operator, now in Lancaster New Hampshire, also visiting Mrs. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Washington Street
Port Washington
N. Y
William Porter
Estelle King of
Richmond
West Bath
Chester G. King
Howard Hill
Saco
David
Donald
Frank G. Reed
Mechanic Street
Alma Sampson
Western Union
Bath
Lancaster
N. H
Reed
Fireside club closes season with Rev Ray Gibbons talk
The Winter street church Fireside club held its final meeting Sunday in the ladies room with over 60 attending. Rev Ray Gibbons of Westbrook Congregational church spoke and shared views of a Maine summer camp. The club voted to host a dance for members and friends. Bertha Morin visited Portland theater Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fireside Club
Winter Street
Ray Gibbons
Westbrook Congregational Church
Maine
Farewell Party for Thayers Before Staten Island Move
Mr and Mrs J Russell Grant hosted a Saturday evening farewell for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Charles K Thayer who wed Saturday morning and leave Monday for Staten Island New York where Mr Thayer will work Mrs Grant is the bride's sister Guests included Mr and Mrs Joseph A Butler Miss Anne G Harvey and Kenneth Snowdon Mrs Eubra Troop of Lincoln street visited relatives in Rockland Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Russell Grant
Milan Street
Charles K. Thayer
Staten Island
N. Y
Thayer
Grant
Joseph A. Butler
Anne G. Harvey
Kenneth Snowdon
Harrington Family Weekend Guests Visit Somerville Kin
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Harrington and son Harold of Somerville Mass spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Harrington. C. H. Harrington formerly a welder at Bath Iron Works now at Charlestown Navy Yard. Also guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold McIntosh of Rockland and Chester L. Allen family at 332 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Harrington
Harold
Somerville, Mass
S. O. Harrington
Bath Tron Works
Charlestown Navy Yard
Harold McIntosh
The
Gulf Refining Co
Rockland
Chester L. Allen
Washington Street
Freshmen Paul Wilson and George Grange Visit Maine Family
Paul B. Wilson a University of Maine freshman and George Grange a Smyra Mills first year student visited Sunday at the home of Rev and Mrs David L Wilson 898 Middle Street. Edward S Randall of Malden Mass is spending a week with his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs John Burgon 480 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Wilson
University of Maine
George Grange
Smyra Mills
The
State University
Wilson
David L. Wilson
Middle Street
Edward S. Randall
Malden
Mass
John Burgon
Families relocate and visit neighbors in local moves
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith and family moved from the McGlinchy residence on Winship street to their newly purchased home at 1232 High street. Mrs. John McInnes arrived Thursday for a short visit with Mrs. Frank A. Small on Washington street. Mrs. Edward Gaudreau and son Edward Jr. returned to Portland Monday after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Parris on Upper Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Smith
McGlinchy
Winship Street
High Street
John McInnes
Frank A. Small
Washington Street
Edward Gaudreau
Edward, Jr
Portland
John T. Parris
Upper
Local Women Pass Away in Portland
Mrs. H. H. Lord and daughter Doro thy of Valley road along with Mrs. H. Dorman Perkins and daughters Doris and Eve lyn of West Bath died Saturday in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Lord
Dorothy
Valley Road
H. Dorman Perkins
Doris
Evelyn
West Bath
Portland
Beverly pair visits sister this weekend
Hiram Houston and his son Roger of Beverly Massachusetts spent the weekend with his sister Mrs. Charles H. Morse at 647 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Houston
Roger
Beverly
Mass
Mr. Houston
Charles H. Morse
Washington Street
Weekend Guests of Mr and Mrs Davis Held at Granite Street
Guests visiting over the weekend included their daughter Mrs Clifford Small and Barbara Small, Miss Lucy Small, Ted Ross of Mexico, Mr and Mrs Jack of Peabody Massachusetts and Mr and Mrs James Burnett of Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davis
Granite Street
Clifford Q. Small
Barbara
Lucy Small
Ted Ross
Mexico
Jack
Peabody
Mass
and . James Burnett
Lynn
Clericus Meeting Attended by Rev Tubbs in Newcastle
Reverend Charles M. Tubbs of Grace church died Monday in Newcastle. He attended the Clericus meeting of the Kennebec Penobscot district held at St. Andrew's church where Rev and Mrs Robert Sweetzer hosted the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Newcastle
Kennebec-Penobscot
St. Andrew's Church
Robert Sweetzer
Mrs Susie Schofield Sees Return To Home Outing
Mrs Susie Schofield of 65 High Street, previously confined to her home for several weeks, is now able to be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Schofield
St Marys Guild Plans Card Party After Quilt Finishing
Grace church parish house hosted a well attended St Marys guild meeting. Members completed a winter quilting project and voted to hold a card party Wednesday night May 30 at the church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church
Bath Presses New County Notices and Shipping News
City chat recalls a nearby fire on Kimball's field where neighbors used buckets. Daylight saving begins April 29 and ends September 29. Alice May Douglas donates Gems Without Polish to Patten Free Library to promote Fresh Air Fund work. Post office announces mail closing times for Rockland Bangor and western routes. The East Coast Oil and Transport Co ships the Governor Douglass kerosene to Portland, noting flood impacts at Augusta. Businesses urged to update mailing lists with help from Acting Postmaster Hartnett. Sacred Heart circle plans a card party on April 20 at Hotel Phoenix. reservations via listed contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice May Douglas
Patten Free Library
New York
Cincinnati
Hunt and Eaton
Fresh Air Fund
Bath
East Coast Oil and Transport Co
Claude R. Nowell
Kennebec
Governor Douglass
Augusta
Purinton Bros
Portland
Douglass
Charles A. Buar Dies at 71 in Bath
Charles A. Blair 71 a retired druggist died after a long illness. A Bath native he studied at Bath High School class of 81 and worked in Roxbury before owning a Beacon and Charles street drug store in Boston. He later returned to Bath where he had lived since 1911. Survived by sisters Miss Ellen Blair and Mrs. James Savage. His wife Florence E. Corliss died in 1906. He was a Mason and Aleppo Shrine member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy C. Bown
Hollywood Beach
Fla
Pinehurst
N. C
Miss Brown
Bath
Kenneth Thaye
Ruth Paige
Boston
Charles Bowes
Brighton
Mass
James R. Grant
Milan Street
Charles A. Blair
Benjamin C
Frances J. Blair
Old Bath High School
W. G. Webber
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Roxbury
John William Curtis 77 Dies in East Brunswick Home
John William Curtis a lifelong East Brunswick resident aged 77 died Friday at his nephew Fred H. Cary s home He was born April 23 1857 in the same house where three generations of his family were born Funeral was Sunday at 3 p m at the Cary home with Rev Weston P Holman of Bath officiating Bearers were Arthur Charles Chester and Wallace Plant Burial followed at Harding Cemetery Brunswick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Curtis
East Brunswick
Fred H. Cary
Mr. Curtis
Bailey C
Prudence Freeman Curtis
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street Church
Bath
Arthur
Charles, Chester
Wallace Plant
Harding Cemetery
Brunswick
Funeral for Guy D. Morse Held at Curtis Funeral Home
The funeral of Guy D. Morse retired ship fitter and former noble grand of Lincoln lodge Odd Fellows was Sunday at Fred S. Curtis funeral home 105 Center Street. Rev. George B. Wolstenholme of Peoples Church officiated. Bearers from the lodge included George A. Dickinson David N. Heald William E. McLaughlin Ralph P. Mank Walter Norton and Harry M. Thurlow. Burial was in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy D. Morse
Lincoln Lodge
Odd Fellows
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
George B. Wolstenholme
People's Church
George A. Dickinson
David N. Heald
William E. McLaughlin
Ralph P. Mank
Walter Norton
Harry M. Thurlow
Lodge
Oak Grove
Blair Funeral Held Saturday At Oak Grove
The funeral of Charles A. Blair was held Saturday afternoon at the Mayo funeral residence and the church, with bearers William A. Aring K Morse Charles Ridley Edward A. Rowe. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Blair
Rece
Charles M. Tubbs
Rece Church
William A. Aring
Waiter K. Morse
Charles Ridley
Edward A. Rowe
Oak Grove
Death of Thomas Morse Former Bathman and Paper Executive
Thomas Warren Morse 72 of Ridgefield Park New Jersey died at Holy Name Hospital Teaneck after a brief illness. Morse founded Little Ferry Paper Co in 1899 which merged with Flintkote in 1907 and served as manager until 1929. He later returned to advisory work for Flintkote. Survived by May Morse and nieces Anne and Emma Alden and nephew Horatio Alden. Burial at St Joseph's Cemetery Hackensack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Warren Morse
Spruce Street
Rigefield Park
N. J
Holy Name Hospital
Teaneck
New Jersey
Morse
Ridgefield Park
Little Fery Paper Co
Flintkote Company
Mr. Morse
Bath
May Morse
Green Street
Anne
Emma Alden
Horatio Alden
Camden
Mary Jane Lonegan
Tipperary
Irc
William Fitzhugh
Allan McNeill
Union Community Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Hackensack
Funeral for Julia St. Felix Thaxter Held at St Luke
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia St. Felix Thaxter widow of Sidney W. Thaxter of Portland were held at the Cathedral Church of St Luke. Interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery. She died Tuesday after an illness of more than a year at age 79 and leaves two sons Sidney St. F. Thaxter and Langdon T. Thaxter, a daughter in law Priscilla Kimball, eight grandchildren, and was active in the Cathedral, the Children's Home, and the District Nursing association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia St. Felix Thaxter
Sidney W. Thaxter
Portland
Cathedral Church of St. Luke
Evergreen Cemetery
Thaxter
Brooklyn
William I
Julia St. F. Thom
Children’s Home
District Nursing Association
Sidney St. F. Thaxter
Langdon T. Thaxter
Priscilla Kimball
Bath
John N Lewis 77 dies in Bath after long career
John N Lewis formerly of South Portland dies at his daughter Mrs Clarence Minott's home in Bath at age 77. Born in Wales, he worked in South Portland rolling mills and later as a car inspector for Maine Central Railroad. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Warren Curran of Bath and Mrs George Foster of South Portland and son John Lewis Jr of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N., Lewis
South Portland
Clarence M. Minott
North Street
Bath
William and
Mary Wates Lewis
Wales
Maine Central Railroad
Portland
Minott
Warren Curran
George Foster
John Lewis, Jr
Thomas P Brooks Former Bath Resident Dies in Portland
Thomas P Brooks aged about 66 died in Portland after a life in Bath and Boston. Born in Westport to William and Sarah Brooks, he learned tin and metal work, ran a sheet metal business, retired four years ago, and leaves a widow Bessie Dunning of Bath, plus a brother in Florida and two Bath cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Portland
Ward
Thomas P. Brooks
Westport
William and
Sarah Brooks
George H. W. Barton
Boston
Bessie Dunning
Brooks
Congress Square
William
Florida
Melville Z Qpaed Phane
George Levya
Ath
Retired Shipfitter Guy D Morse Dies at 68
Guy D Morse age 68 and a veteran Bath Iron Works worker died Thursday night at City Home from heart trouble. Born in Bath, he lived there except for Navy yard jobs in Portsmouth and Philadelphia. He served on Bath Common Council and was past noble grand of Lincoln Lodge ICOF. Survived by daughter Mrs Grace Pye of Bath and half sister Mrs Arthur Reed of Richmond.
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Shipfitter
Guy D. Morse
Bath Iron Works
Portsmouth
Philadelphia
Bath
Nathaniel
Lucinda Young Morse
Navy Yards
Common Council
Lincoln Lodge
I.C
Grace Pye
Arthur Reed
Richmond
Lewiston Delegates to Conference Welcomed Tuesday
Mayor Wiseman and Post Commander Albert St. Pierre will extend welcome to delegates from their units at the conference Tuesday afternoon April 24. M. Swan, chairman of the Second District Council, American Legion Auxiliary, presides. Mildred Bas will speak on child welfare and other state chairmen will report. Auxiliary members in this area plan to attend.
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Wiseman
Lewiston
Albert St. Pierre
Eld
M. Swan
Second District Council
American Legion Auxiliary
Beonor
Mildred Bas
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Socialist Memorial Hall
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Woolwich
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Waterville
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