Social Happenings of the Week in Bath
Mrs Folin A Lord of Pearl street entertained Monday afternoon for the first birthday of her daughter Vertha Leo. Seven little friends of Miss Tiertha attended with mothers. springtime favors and Easter symbols were displayed. Bertha received several gifts. The piece lists many attendees, visits, travel to Boston, and local social events across Bath reflecting wartime era social rounds and community ties.
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Robert Hatch
Donald Black
Thomas Black
Margery Lemont
Frank Lemont
Barbara Ross
Rodney Ross
Luella Cary
Trobert Cary
Jane Murphy
Harriet Lord
Hostess
Sarah Lermond
Beth married couple filing in City Clerk's office
A fragment notes Po Carr and EO Davis of Beth filed for marriage with City Clerk Albert J. Lewis. Curtis passed away Monday, leaving unclear details about the ceremony or witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po Carr
Orksa EO Davis
Beth
Bere
Albert J
Lewis H. Curtis
Reception Given Pastor and Wife By Church People
A Monday night reception honored Rev. and Mrs. E Hilton Post on his second year as pastor of Beacon Street Methodist Episcopal Church. The vestry room was decorated with ferns and plants. many church leaders, families, and parish members attended. Music included piano solos and duets. Clinton Pratt welcomed guests and pledged support for the coming year.
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E. Hilton Post
Post
Beacon Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Rey
Lair Post
Victoria Post
Charles J. Dain
Milton Douglas
Eugene McGrath
Beacon Brotherhood
William Thistle
Epworth League
Fred Willis
Ladies Aid
Clara Davis
Fred Wetherbee
Doreas Guild
Irma Gilman
Clinton BK. Pratt
Ouar W. Folsom
Winter Street Church
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Hardin
Frank H. Hall
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Hall
Clarence M. Fogg
Corliss Street
Fogg
Fred A. Bowie
Charles Oliver
Clinton FL Pratt
William Clark
John Sherin
Harry Teeals
Parker Worrey
Hugene McGrath
Johnson
Bessie Bowie
Marion Bowie
Helen Tumsten
Bessie Clark
Marion Dain
Dorothy Crocker
SONS OF VETERANS ARRANGING MEMORIAL DAY PARADE PLANS
At Kateon camp S of V a three person committee was formed to arrange the Memorial Day parade. Regular services will be handled at the next meeting just before the 30th. Burt M. Dyer and Frank Keeler head a special committee to handle additional business. A flag set for the parade includes Stars and Stripes and the camp flag showing state seal and local order details. silk flag for the Stars and Stripes and hand painted camp flag.
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Kateon Camp
S. of V
Burt M. Dyer
Frank Keeler
Purinton Hamlin wed in Brunswick home ceremony
Edith Kilbreth Hamlin and Er nest A Purinton both of Brunswick wed Wednesday afternoon at the bride's parents home in Bath. Rev Frank H Hall of Wesley Methodist officiated. Attendants none. They will live in Brunswick and work in Bath.
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Edith Kilbreth Hamlin
Ernest A. Purinton
Brunswick
Frank PD. Hamlin
Frank H. Hall
Wesley Methodist Episconal Church of Bath
Purinton
Portland
Brunswick High School
Shaw Business College
Times Office
Methodist Episcopal Church
Topsham Grange
W. E. Purinton
Amie Purinton
South Portland
Brunswick High
the Odd Fellows, Sons of Veterans
Texas Steamship Co
Bath
Drummond Walker Nuptials At Woolwich Parish Home
Emma A. Walker and Norman H. Drummond wed Saturday at the home of Rev N J Palmer of the Methodist Episcopal church in Woolwich. Mrs Drummond is daughter of Joby H Tootbaker of Auburn, formerly Dixfield, and a former bus store owner. Drummond is son of Melvin C Drummond and his wife of Arrowsic.
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Emma A. Walker
Norman H. Drummond
N. J. Palmer
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Woolwich
Drummond
Joby H. Tootbaker
Auburn
Dixfield
Melvin C. Drummond
Arrowsic
Stetson Residence Sup Room Addition Boarding
The sup room addition to the Henry B. Stetson residence on Middle street is being boarded in.
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Center Street
John Diffin
Sup
Henry B. Stetson
Middle Street
Local Bath News Briefs Highlight Housing Costs and Additions
A former boarding house keeper recalls wartime prices making boarders unprofitable. rent and meals rose beyond 83 and 85 per room with laundry. Other notes report fire responses, a reported street crime denial, new bungalow work for Fred Cox, and Maine Central bridge activity at the upper wharf.
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Fred Cox
Bath
Hyde
Elmhorst
Hacker
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