Local Shriners Attend Kora Temple Spring Ceremonial
Society notes list Harold Cutting Granville Col Hollis Garey George J Whn Edwin Partridge Harold L Corliss Roy Bradford Abbott Redlon and Charles S Bart lett as attendees in Lewiston. Banquet band concert and degree work planned with good night lunch at 10 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cutting
Granville Col. Hollis W. Garey
George Jwhn
Edwin Partridge
Harold L. Corliss
Roy Bradford
Abbot Redlon
Charles S. Bartlett
Lewiston
Trott Brother-in-Law Hosts Overnight Visit in Providence
Raymond Trott of Providence Rhode Island president of the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co. was an overnight guest recently of his sister Miss Anna Trott on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Trott
Providence
R. I
Rhode Island’ Hospital Trust Co
Anna Trott
High Street
Local Notes from Bath and Brunswick Society
Frank Martin of Danvers arrives in Bath to join his wife visiting his mother and relatives in Marshall Avenue. Mrs. James Voorhees travels to Boston to be with her husband aboard the S. S. Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Moore of Brunswick announce the birth of Franklin Lee. Mrs. Moore is Barbara Ormsby of Brunswick. Mrs. Thomas F. Perkins, longtime Old Folks Home member, received birthday cards for her 86th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Martin
Danvers
Mass
Bath
Cedric Martin
Willow Street
Edward R. McCabe
Marshall Avenue
James Voorhees
Page Street
S. S. Kentucky
Boston
Chester Moore
Brunswick
Franklin Lee
Moore
Frank Moore
Washington Street
Barbara Ormsby
Thomas F. Perkins
Old Folks Home
Operator Nellie D Arcy Returns to Duty at Memorial
Nellie D Arcy resumes work as a telephone operator after several months away due to injuries from a fall down cellar stairs at her Bruce street home. She had been a patient at Memorial hospital during her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie D'Arcy
Memorial Hospital
Bruce Street
Mrs Gladys Gundel Visits Memorial Hospital Patient
Mrs Gladys M. Gundel is a patient at Memorial hospital. Her daughter, Mrs Marjorie Christian, a State health nurse in Waterville, spent the weekend with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys M. Gundel
Memorial Hospital
Marjorie Christian
Waterville
Danforth sisters plan weeklong vacation visit
Miss Barbara Danforth a sen ior at Farmington State Teachers College and Miss Jean Danforth a teacher at Goshen Conn will be at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Frank W Danforth of High Street last week to spend a week s vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Danforth
Farmington State Teachers College
Jean Danforth
Goshen, Conn
Frank W. Dani
High Street
Visitors at The Waldorf Astoria and Nearby Homes
Visitors at The Waldorf Astoria in New York last week include Mr and Mrs Rodney Washington Street. He Richardson, who spent the winter there, has returned to his High Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Rodney Eashington
He Richardson
Mrs Milton penne of imball Lincoln
Mrs Milton penne of imball Lincoln is mentioned with unclear relation to an event or notice. The fragment provides no dates, actions, or organizational context. Further readable text is needed to form a proper card with named entities and concrete facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton ”. Penne
Imball
Lincoln
Notable Bath Area Visits Highlight Local Social Ties
Mrs. Orin Frye of Pacific Palisades visits Portland and Bath to reconnect with sisters Mrs. Grace Gerry and Mrs. Blanche Parsons, plans Bath travel to see cousin Mrs. Herbert Worrey and school friend Mrs. Eben Dana. Local residents Mrs. Roy Dow of Wiscasset and others attend charity events. Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson preaches in Portland. families travel between Bath Syracuse Bar Harbor and Portsmouth for leisure and funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Frye
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Portland
Grace Gerry
Blanche Parsons
Bath
Herbert Worrey
Middle Street
Eben Dana
Woolwich
Frye
Stuart Frye
West Coast
David L. Wilson
Williston
Birthday fete for Master Charles Pierce honors tenth
Master Charles Pierce son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Pierce of 271 North Street celebrated his tenth birthday on April 12. He was the dinner guest of his aunt Miss Florence Carlton of Sagadahoc Ferry. Mrs Geneva Chaney, recently hospitalized with pneumonia at Memorial hospital, has returned home to 18 Cato Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pierce
S. Herbert Pierce
North Street
Florence Carlton
Sagadahoc Ferry
Geneva Chaney
Memorial Hospital
Cato Avenue
College students take spring vacations in Bath area
Miss Dorothy Small from Farmington State Teachers College arrives to pass a week with her mother Mrs Madelyn Small in Granite street. Miss Ruth Small from Gorham State Teachers College visits Philadelphia friends. Richard Footer of Rumford returns for weekend at 1190 Washington street. Miss June Gill from Gorham State Teachers' College spends spring break with her parents on Bailey street. Perry Thompson from Gorham State Teachers' College visits family at Berry's Mills road. Charles Andre Jr of Lincoln street comes home from Gorham State Teachers' College for a week. Mr and Mrs J Henry Johnson and Mr and Mrs Guy F Butler of Portland attend Bath Chamber of Commerce banquet where Butler spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Butterfield
Adelphi College
Garden City
Bay Point
High Street
Robert Miller
Robert
Ruthe Keene
Miriam Jewett
N. Y
Thomas Hagan
Richard
Auburn
Theodore Stewart
Brookline
Mass
Jane Niles
Gorham State Teachers’ College
Bath
Dorothy Small
Farmington State Teachers College
Madelyn Small
Granite Street
Ruth Small
Gorham State Teachers College
Philadelphia
Richard Footer
The
Telephone Company
Rumford
Washington Street
June Gill
Christopher J. Gill
Bailey Street
Perry Thompson
Edward K. Thompson
Berry's Mills Road
West Bath
Charles Andre, Jr
Charles Andre
Lincoln Street
J. Henry Johnson
Guy F. Butler
Portland
Chamber of Commerce
Butler
Betty Noftall
James I. Noftall
Forest Road
Mrs Shaw and Swetts Rehearse for Shrine Installation
Mrs. Henry G. Shaw of Oak Street and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Swett of Damariscotta took part in the Madonna White Shrine rehearsal in Portland Thursday night in advance of the installation ceremony set for April 27. Both Shaw and Swett are former officers of the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Shaw
Oakstreet
Hubert Swett
Damariscotta
Madonna White Shrine
Portland
Shaw
Davis Family Visit To Gorham
Mrs. William C. Davis and her daughter Nancy Carol left Saturday morning from 780 High Street for Gorham where they spent the weekend as guests of Mrs. Davis’s daughter and her husband Charles Dale Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Davis
Nancy Carol
High Street
Gorham
Frederick E Drake Returns From New York Business Trip
Frederick E Drake, of Frederick E Drake street, returned Friday from New York City where he spent several days on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E.—Drake
New York City
Miller joins Maine Fire Chiefs at Rockland meeting
Edward F. Miller of Middle Street was elected to membership in the Maine State Fire Chiefs Association at the association’s annual meeting held recently in Rockland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Miller
Middle Street
Maine State Fire Chiefs’ Association
Rockland
Memorial patient Alvin Wallace receives well wishes
Cards arrive for Alvin Wallace of Sebasco while he stays at Memorial hospital. Visitors from Maine include Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo G. Fisher of Park Street en route to Flint Michigan to see Mrs. Fisher's brother Harold Williams of Buick Company. Mrs. Fisher and her brother Eliot Williams and son Daniel of Vassalboro accompany them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo G. Fisher
Park Street
Flint
Mich
Local Residents Gather for Long‑Time Rediscovery in Robin Hood History
Mrs. Leslie Shumway, high Edward Clarey a noted Robin Hood historian, hosted Capt. and Mrs. Arthur L. Totman at Winnegance in a supper guest gathering. their reunion marked over 50 years since they first met as seamen aboard the ocean tug Richmond off New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Clarey
Robinhood
Arthur L. Totman
Winnegance
Richmond
New York
William B. Perry
Phippsburg
William F. Jewell
Ridds Emcee Passes Week With Mrs Oak McKay
Local notes reflect a weekend arrangement where Ridds Emcee visits York Beach and spends time with Mrs Oak McKay, the mother of cardman, at 1115 Washington Street.
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Travels
Mrs. Thompson Potter and Mrs. Harland E. Boynton travel to Winthrop to visit relatives and attend a L A P M meeting in Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. Cummings return from Boston while Mr. and Mrs. Sewall plan a Shenandoah Valley Apple Blossom Festival trip with Mrs. Preston. Alden Anderson visits Washington street host. Wesley Marco and daughter Helena ski with Diana Fenn at Tuckerman’s Ravine reported 500 to 600 skiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Stonehouse Farm
Lewis H. Hyde
Winchester
Sewall
Shenandoah Valley
New York
Marie I. Preston
Wesley G. Marco
Central Avenue
Helena
Diana Fenn
Converse G. Fenn
High Street
Tuckerman's Ravine
Mount Washington
Marco
Hill brother in law and air force service noted
Olive Guild and her brother William Newell Guild visit grandmother Mrs Olive Boyd Guild of Marblehead Massachusetts. Daniel F Hill age 17 has joined the U S Air Force as a private and reports first to Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas. Hill attended Morse High and is son of Mr and Mrs William A Hill of 645 Middle Street. His brother Stephen also serves in the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Guild
William Newell Guild
Olive Boyd Guild
Marblehead, Mass
Daniel F. Hill
U. S. Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Pvt. Hill
Morse High School
William A. Hill
Middle Street
Stephen
Family and social notes from Bath list local greetings
Wilfrid Guerin of 47 Commercial street left Friday for a brief visit in Boston. Mr and Mrs Wilfred Chaney of 377 Middle street were guests of honor at a family dinner at 1074 High street to celebrate Chaney and Chaney's 40th wedding anniversary. The Chaneys received gifts and cards. Mrs Charles H Cahill and Miss Gladys Ross of High street recently spent a week in Boston. Mrs Ada Cross returned to Woolwich Tuesday after weeks in Sarasota with Kenneth Trask and relatives in Lynn. Mr and Mrs Converse Fenn of High street spent the weekend in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfrid Guerin
Commercial Street
Boston
Wilfred W. Chaney
Middle Street
Ralph Crocker
High Street
and Chaney
Chaneys
Charles H. Cahill
Gladys Ross
Ada Cross
Woolwich
Sarasota
Fla
Kenneth Trask
Pittsfield
Mass
Bath
Lynn
Mrs. Converse Fenn
Local youths visit relatives during weekend trips
Susan Grevers and Betsey Bertrand, fourth graders at Dike school, rode a train to Boston where they were met by Susan's father William A. Grevers. They returned to Bath Friday with Mr. Grevers who spent the weekend at 1284 High Street. Donald Spear, University of Maine student, visited with his parents in Bath. U S Air Force member Charles Johanson arrived from Westover Field to spend a furlough with his mother in Bath and will return to Chanute Field for engineering school. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Newell hosted Meadowbrook visitors at the Manns’ cottage. Nancy Sewall and roommate Molly Chatfield, both in Bath for a week, plan further visits to Camden. Mrs. Florence Albee returned to Brunswick after six weeks with Mrs. Gladys Brimingham on Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henderson
High Street
Whitman
Mass
Suddener
Fuer
Francis Cook
Fahny Gass
Sistr
Susan Grevers
Betsey Bertrand
Dike School
Boston
Susan
William A. Grevers
Bath
Mr. Grevers
Donald Spear
University of Maine
Allan Spear
Pearl Street
Charles Johanson
U. S. Air Force
Westover Field
Charles F. Johanson
Western Avenue
Chanute Field
Nancy Sewall
Arthur Sewall iI
Washington Street
Molly Chatfield
Camden
Miss Sewall
Miss Chatfield
Morse High principal elected to lead Ellsworth High
Morse High School principal has been elected to the office of principal of Ellsworth High School and will assume duties in September. Mr and Mrs Herrick, currently in the Virgin Islands, plan returning to Maine this summer after Herrick served as a high school principal there last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Ellsworth High School
Herrick
Virgin Islands
Maine
Bath Societies and Clubs Frame Tea Reception Plans
At Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters meeting a reception for Neil S. Bishop grand chancellor and Kennebec Lodge Bowdoinham at Brunswick was voted. A guest officers night for Excellent Senior Susie Darrah was accepted. Dorothy Stone named district deputy grand chief. plans for attendance at Queen Temple Augusta June 13. Birthday party April 26 and Poverty party May 3 announced. Supper at six. next meeting reh earing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temle
Pythian
Neil S. Bishop
Lowell Temple
Kennebec Lodge
Bowdeirsham
Brunswick
Russell Hosmer
Norman Rowe
Bowdoinham
Alvahoung Temple of
Susie Darrah
Grand Temple
Sadie Garcelon
Nellie Dunning
Mae McCabe
Central Ladies Aid Holds All Day Session with Rummage Sale
Central Church Ladies Aid met for an all day session at the parish house. Members brought lunches and coffee was served. A rummage sale in the afternoon was led by Mrs Maude Longley and Mrs Lida Howard. With president absent, vice president Mrs Lida Howard presided. Plans were made for an April 21 luncheon with Mrs Carolyn Thompson and Mrs Edith Rich as kitchen chairmen. Nellie Lord to head dining, Laforest Hodgkins to head entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church Ladies Aid
Maude Longley
Lida Howard
Oliver Corliss
Carolyn Thompson
Edith Rich
Nellie Lord
Laforest Hodgkins
Acadia Lodge Meeting Held by Knights of Pythias
Acadia Lodge Knights of Pythias met at the K of P Hall with W C Ivan Bates presiding in Harry Warner's absence. Fourteen members and one guest attended a brisk session. Roy Akeley reported on the Grand Lodge. The Pine Tree Pythian will be continued statewide. Refreshments and a social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia Lodge
Knights of Purplas
K. of P. Hall
W.C. Ivan Bates
C.c. Harry Warner
Grand Lodge
Roy Akeley
Knights of Pythias
Winnegance Auxiliary Hosts Covered Dish Dinner and Cards
The Winnegance Auxiliary held a covered dish dinner for members and friends on Thursday followed by an afternoon of cards. Mrs. Ralph Richardson won high in auction and Mrs. Seymour Hayden high in cribbage. Hostesses were Mrs. John Burgess and Mrs. Lloyd Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance
Ralph Richardson
Seymour Hayden
John Burgess
Lloyd Rogers
Good Will Club Plans April 22 Public Supper
Good Will club met at the Nelson Rice home with co hostesses Mrs Oliver. They plan a public supper on April 22 at the club house to raise proceeds for Woolwich Boy Scouts aiding a representative's trip to the National Jam boree in Gettysburg, Penn, late June. Mothers of the scouts assist with the bake bean menu. Next meeting May 1 with Mrs Powers and Mrs Palmer as co hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Club
Nelson Rice
Freeman Oliver
Woolwich Boy Scouts
Gettysburg
Penn
Boy Scouts
Charles Powers
Norman Palmer
Genesta Sewing Circle Plans May 5 Cooked Food Sale
Genesta Sewing Circle met at Bedford Street with Mrs Vi ola Osgood and co hostess Mrs Marguerite Cutting. They planned a May 5 cooked food sale with location to be announced and Lonn to name a committee to aid. They discussed a blanket club and prepared aprons for upcoming sale. A social hour followed by refreshments. Next meeting set for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta Sewing Circle
Viola Osgood
Bedford Street
Marguerite Cutting
Margaret Lonn
Temple
List of attendees at meeting with Ruth Hath and Bertha Southerd
Present were Mrs. Carolyn Thompson, Mrs. Viola Osgood, Mrs. Bertha Southard, Mrs. Evelyn Morse, Mrs. Doris Brooks, Mrs. Margaret Lonn, Mrs. Doris Tobey, Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs. Martha Bertrand, Mrs. Edith Rich, Mrs. Marguerite Cutting, Mrs. Rose Rogers, Mrs. Wanda LeMoine, Mrs. Doris McKay, Mrs. Zylpha Richardson, Anne Minott, Mrs. Elizabeth Burden, Mrs. Alice Potter and Mrs. Eleanor Merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hath
Bertha Southerd Bostedaer
Carolyn Thompson
Viola Osgood
Bertha Southard
Evelyn Morse
Doris Brooks
Margaret Lonn
Doris Tobey
Ruth Smith
Martha Bertrand
Edith Rich
Marguérite Cutting
Rose Rogers
Wanda LeMoine
Doris McKay
Zylpha Richardson
Anne Minott
Elizabeth Burden
Alice Potter
Eleanor Merchant
Rainbow Assembly Plans Grand Event in Portland
Rainbow Assembly members met Friday evening with Mother Advisor Evelyn Morse announcing the Grand Assembly in Portland on April 29 at 1 p.m. A supper and dance follow. Reservations should be arranged with Mrs. Morse within two weeks. Sunday April 23 a Grace Episcopal church group will meet led by Hilda Bowers. The variety show chairmen will meet Mrs. Morse next week to finalize plans. Eleanor Parks was reported sick. Roberta Morse was elected to receive degrees at the next meeting on April 28, with the regular session at 7 p.m. and the degree team meeting earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Assembly
Evelyn Morse
Grand Assembly
Portland
Mrs. Morse
Grace Episcopal Church
Hilda Bowers
Eleanor Arks
Roberta Morse
Mizpah Class Plans Sunshine Basket Project
Mrs. Carl R. Graves hosted the Mizpah class of Elm Street First Baptist in West Bath with 7 members present. The group voted to make a sun shine basket for a member and refreshments followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Leland F. Green’s home. Members present included Mrs. Graves Dyer Grant Roy Thayer Parks and Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Graves
West Bath
Elm Street
First Baptist Church
Leslie E. Dyer
Leland F. Green
High Street
J. Russell Grant
Rene Roy
Friendship Club Enjoys Bowling and Meeting at Wesley
The Friendship club of Wesley church met Friday evening for bowling at Park Alleys then gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hunter’s home for a business meeting and refreshments. Several members plan to attend the Conference Young Adult Rally in Biddeford on Saturday evening May 6. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. James Knight and Marjorie Knight among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Wesley Church
Stanley Hunter
Biddeford
James Knight
Marjorie Knight
Omah Snipe
Robert Downs
Walter Upham
William McLain
C. C. Sargent
John Shallenbarger
Robert Chamberlain
Henry Libby
Wilbert Small
Youth Fellowship Plans District Rally Trip
The Youth Fellowship of Wesley Methodist Church met Sunday at 6 15 pm with nineteen members present. Jane Niles and Mildred Oliver attended. A worship service and colored slides This Land and Flag were shown. The group will attend the Augusta District Youth Rally in Oakland Thursday, meeting at the church at 3 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Jane Niles
Mildred Oliver
Augusta
Oakland
Carriers Auxiliary Hosts Turkey Banquet at Bath Post Office
The Letter Carriers' auxiliary of the Bath post office held a turkey banquet at Grand Army hall on Saturday night. Mrs. Robert Perry crafted unique favors. Committee included Emily McMann as chair and several members such as Pearl Tanguay Athana Gillespie Ruth McLaughlin and Ruby Hooker. Attendees included Oscar Tanguay James McLaughlin Edward J Mann Raymond Cummings and Cyril Varney among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Post Office
Grand Army Hall
Robert Perry
Emily McMann
Pearl Tanguay
Athana Gillespie
Ruth McLaughlin
Ruby Hooker
Oscar Tanguay
James McLaughlin
Edward J. McMann
Raymond Cummings
Cyril Varney
Dwinal E. Cornish
C. Lloyd Hooker
Robert Rice
Frank Curran
Floyd Carter
Waterspout Seen On Lower Kennebec
A large waterspout formed on the Lower Kennebec, lifting debris and casting a circle of spray into the air. The strange event lasted several minutes before the waters calmed and the harbor returned to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Kennebec
Miss Lelani Cahill Returns from Bridgton Visit
Miss Lelani Cahill daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Cahill of 27 Andrews Road has returned from Bridgton after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelani Cahill
Charles H. Cahill
Andrews Road
Bridgton
Stork Shower Highlights Mrs Haggett at Lincoln Street Home
Mrs Harold Haggett was guest of honor at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Charles T Small at 22 Lincoln Street. Pink satin bassinet filled with gifts, games and prizes followed opening of gifts. Audrey Peterson entertained with songs and Lizzie Haggett played piano as guests helped serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Haggett
Charles T. Small
Lincoln Street
Charles Haggett
Ralph H. Dunton
Edwin Small
Maude Small
Winfield Morse
Doris Goggeshall
Louise Burgess
Ethel Pinkham
Doris Haggett
Emily Jenkins
Florence Morse
Dorothy Rogers
Marion MacDonald
Myra Pennell
Betty Rogers
Lizzie Haggett
Christine Ledyard
Blanche Jewett
Vida Morse
Ben Footer
Marguerite Lemont
Mila Morse
Lois Knight
Judy Rice
Stanley Peterson
Lucy Ann Haggett
Jane Ledyard
Audrey Peterson
May Improve Visibility Near Carlton Bridge Intersection
State Highway Commission owns the Vine and Front streets lot once the Harbor View House stood on. While a traffic circle is not certain, officials may grade the lot to improve sightlines for traffic from Vine to Front and from Front toward the Carlton bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Vine and
Front Streets
Harbor View House
Bath
Carlton Bridge
Vine
Front Street
Vine Street
Social notices from Phippsburg and nearby towns
Phipsburg and Mrs Raymond Wyman plus Mr and Mrs Stanley Perkins were overnight guests. Mrs Charlotte Alden of Auburn visits Sebasco Estates. Herbert Lemont and crew work on Sebasco Estates golf course. Jean Bowker and Jean Hunt accompany Mrs Joe E Bennett to Portland. Mr and Mrs James Gray of Waldoboro guests of William H Gilman. Mrs Howard Bowker in Portland with her father John Tracy of Woolwich. Mrs Willard Blair visiting son in East Walpole Massachusetts and relatives around Boston. Mr and Mrs Arthur Stewart of Somerville visit Winneganee. Mr and Mrs Donald Wallace welcome a son born at Pa Memorial Hospital on April 12. Mr and Mrs Raymond Wyman and Miss Emmy Wyman drive to Bailey Island. Miss Martha Robinson and granddaughter Mrs James Donahue of Reading visit Clifford Robinson in Ashdale. Mrs William Blaisdell and daughters visit aunt Mrs Henry Gilmore in Winneganee. Friends of Jordan Percy. he is again patient at Bath Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wyman
Stanley Perkins
Charlotte Alden
Auburn
Gordon Alden
Sebasco Estates
Herbert Lemont
Jean Bowker
Jean Hunt
Joe E. Bennett
Portland
James Gray
Waldoboro
William H. Gilman
Howard Bowker
John Tracy
Woolwich
Willard Blair
East Walpole
Mass
Greater Boston
Arthur Stewart
Somerville
Stewart
Richard C. Morse
Winneganee
Donald Wallace
Pa Memorial Hospital
Emmy Wyman
Bailey Island
Martha Robinson
James Donahue
Reading
Clifford Robinson
Ashdale
William Blaisdell
Henry Gilmore
Jordan Percy
Bath Memorial Hospital
Overpass Steel Placed for Woolwich Bridge Approach
Harris Structural Steel of New York completes placement of about 35 tons of steel for the overpass, 95 feet long and 25 feet wide. Iron workers local in Portland supplies labor, steel shipped from New Market New Jersey. First approach band steel work to start next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Structural Steel Company of
New York
Iron Workers Local
Portland
New Market
N. J
Woolwich- Aas Bridge
Twins celebrate fifth birthday at Marshall Avenue party
Donald and Ronald Farr twin sons of Mr and Mrs Howard Farr of 6 Marshall avenue celebrated their fifth birthday Saturday afternoon with a party for their young friends. A group enjoyed games and refreshments during the afternoon. Each guest received a favor and the guests were presented many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Ronald Farr
Howard Farr
Marshall Avenue
West Bath Grange marks 75 years with record turnout
West Bath Grange celebrated its 75th anniversary with a record attendance of 217, including 51 visitors from Granges across Maine. The event featured a three part historical program, Golden Leaf certificates, a memorial for founders, a Springtime drill led by Audrey Peterson, and remarks by state and visiting dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bagrange
Dromore
Dirigo
Merriconeag
Woolwich
Bodwell
Merrymeeting
Topsham
Schoodie
Harriseeker
Granite
Thorne’s Corner
Lakeview
Twilight
Ocean View
Grange
James B. Lemont
Alfred Rackley
West Bath Grange
Alice Johnson
Bertha Palmer
Persis Miller
Joseph White
Joseph Lemont
Ada Larrabee
Est
Lizzie Haggett
Harold
Charles
Lucy Ann Haggett
Everett
James, Bazin
Paul Lemont
Bernice McGlinchy
Harry E. Peterson
Lizzie
Edwin Haggett
James Lemont
Golden Sheaf
Carrie Trufant Hodgkins
Luella Trufant Noyes
Alice Smith
Florence McCall
Home and Community Welfare Committee
Richard Renshaw
Thelma Sylvester
Audrey Peterson
Queen
Jacqueline McMann
Jane Jones
Mary Burgess
Jean Lermond
Barbara Parks
Elaine Renshaw
Marie White
Rita Mulcahy
Beverly Coombs
Barbara Longley
Lucy Armstrong
Galway Bay
Richmond Socials Note Visitors and Travel
Mrs. Mary Taylor attended a Saturday gathering in Richmond. Mrs. E O Tarr of Richmond Corner visited last week with Mrs. Marilla Tarr on Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bond returned from several weeks in Key Largo Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Taylor
E. O. Tarr
Richmond Corner
Marilla Tarr
Main Street
Lawrence Bond
Key Largo
Fla
Yeaton Rites Held For George M Yeaton
Funeral services were held Monday from the late home on River road for George M Yeaton who died Friday in Richmond. He was a son of Frank M and Eliza Litch Yeaton. Survivors include his wife Eva F Yeaton a daughter Madelyn a granddaughter a brother Chester and a sister Miss Fsyn of Ohio. Burial was in Richmond Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Yeaton
River Road
Mr. Yeaton
Richmond
Frank M
Eliza Litch Yeaton
Eva F. Yeaton
Madelyn
Chester
Fysiyn
Ohio
Richmond Cemetery
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Charles L. Burgess
Floral Street
Fred Beaney
Harvey Greenlaw
Mrs
Lynn Bussey
Ruth Dunton
Harold C. Holbrook
Tarbox Street
Ear
Boothay Harbor High School
Miss Dunton
Doris Dunton
Doris Holbrook
Maureen Reynolds Brown
Village Pride Bakery
William P. Mennealy
Meadowway
Massachusetts
Springfield
Mennealy
New England
Frank S. Cromwell
Gilbert A. Huse
Cook’s Corner
Richard H. Johnson
Donald Avery
Linden Street
William Daley
Hope
Robert E. Frederickson
USN
Glasgow
Scotland
Ernest G. Small
Loch Lomond
Edinburgh
Cardiff
Wales
Mediterranean
Roy Dow
Wiscasset
Sumner Sewall
Marie Preston
Pine Tree Society For
Harold H. Todd, Jr
Belfast
Waldo County
Drive For Funds
Grand View Grange
Hyde Memorial Home
Preston
Belgrade
Hyde
Theodore Watson
York Street
Quaker Point
Norman Trafton
Gardiner
Trafton
Genesta
O.E.S
Grand Chapter
James A. Clappison
Syracuse
Mary
Constance Ells
Bar Harbor
Syracuse University
Louis M. Silverman
Oak Street
Louis Bradbard
Portsmouth
N. H
Alvin Wallace, Sebasco
Leslie Shumway
Roscoe H. Shaw
Joan Shaw
Boston University
Sherman, Lewis
Edna Lewis
Maine General Hospital
Jean Brown
Austin D. Winchenbaugh
Joseph Ginn
Ginn
Phyllis Mason
Charlotte Wyman
Edward Street
Irving A. Cunningham
Drummond Street
U. S. Army Infantry
9Th Infantry Division
Fort Dix
Cunningham
Clinton P. Cunningham
Bathroad
Donald Parent
Patty McFarland
Hyde Park
Julie Cummings
Mechanic Falls
Thompson Potter
Charles F. Cummings
Alden Anderson
Marblehead
Frederick E. Drake
Chester Newell, Jr
Raymond E. Mann
Mann
Meadowbrook
Florence Albee
Gladys H. Brimigion
Bath Societies
Pythian Sisters
Central Ladies Aid
Genesta Circle
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