Guest Officers Night of Genesta Chapter Honored Guests
Gene sta chapter O E S held a Friday evening guest officers night with visitors from Portland Freeport Richmond and Brunswick. 25 speakers and 23 chapters represented plus over 200 attendees. A memorial for Harry W Crosman preceded a lobster salad supper and a planned lobster salad bridge party at Masonic Temple on April 27.
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Genesta
Maynard Fickett
Portland
Marion Moody
Martha
Longfellow
South Portland
Courtney Hinckley
Mt. Carmel
Richmond
Sarah Shaw
Bath
Ella Fickett
Iona
Henry G. Shaw
Freeport
Brunswick
Gladys Burns
Hawthorne
Albert Royal
Casco
Louise Holbrook
Beulah
Cumberland Mills
Willis Holbrook
Nellie Pattee
Pioneer
Lisbon Falls
Audrey Schutt
Cacso
Edna Butler
Carolyn Carson
Pine Cone
Auburn
Bertha Adams
Martha Bertrand
Marshall
Margaret Sampson
Madelyn Stacey
Adah
Virginia Douglass
Ruth
Ivy Ames
Carmel
Esther
Rufus Stetson
Crystal
Margaret Tucker
Electa
Alma Rice
Warder
Everett Pinkham
Senintel
Genesta Chapter
Harry W. Crosman
Florence Fullerton
Ella Wright
Betty Wishart
Marilla Morse
Carol Drake
Marguerite Cutting
Marie Berry
Virginia French
Eva Kenney
Rose Rogers
Margaret Danforth
Selina Small
Wanda LeMoine
Kathryn Smith
Viola Osgood
Eleanor Danforth
Sewing Circle
Masonic Temple
Pilgrim Fellowship Hosts Congregational Youth Event
The Pilgrim Fellowship of Central church hosted 70 young people from regional Congregational churches. Afternoon sessions featured Mr. Lozier and Rev. Edward H. Smith of Foochow China with talks on state youth work and Chinese missions. An evening tour showed Camp Manitou images before social time. Mrs Donald Watt and family visited Bath after arrivals and departures around town.
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Pilgrim Fellowship of
Central Church
Lozier
Edward H. Smith
Foochow
China
Smith
Ladies Aid
Camp
Manitou
Maine
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Richard Young
A daughter named Lorraine Emily was born Tuesday morning at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Young of Washington Street.
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Richard Young
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Lorraine Emily
Bath Country Club opens for season with new facilities
The Bath Country Club began its season on a cold Sunday with many members present led by president L. H. Cooper. The course dried well and greens are being reseeded while renovations include a redecorated grill dining room and a new putting green. Lockers are in demand and a locker room steward will assist. Jimmy Jones offers golf lessons as the club promotes a prosperous year and a special membership offer ends May 1.
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Bath Country Club
L. H. Cooper
William Daley
C. R. Eaton
Francis Bruce
Edward W. Bridgham
Edward Bridgham
Charles Parks
Donald Jewett
Jimmy Jones
Brian Jewett
Howard Mayo
F. A. Winchenbach
E. S. Toothaker
Brian M. Jewett
Alfred Parks
Used Clothing Show At The Bath Opera House
Roy Rogers stars in The Man From Music Mountain plus cartoons and comedies will headline a used clothing show at the Bath Opera House Saturday morning at 10. Admission is a usable clothing donation. The Lions Club join National Clothing drive activities and seek more donations before 1 April.
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Roy Rogers
Bath Opera House
Lions Club
Opera House
Music Mountain
Engagement Announced for Geraldine Sargent and Donald Cardosi
Mrs. Earl I. Sargent of Bath announces the engagement of her daughter Geraldine Rose to Donald Henry Cardosi son of Mr and Mrs Henry Cardosi of Tower Circle formerly of Boston. Geraldine is a Ellsworth high school graduate and National Honor Society member now employed at Kennebec Warehous Co. Cardosi is a graduate of East Boston High School and attended Northeastern University. No wedding date set.
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Bath
Ellworth
Geraldine Rose
Donald Henry Cardosi
Henry Cardos
Tower Circle
Boston
Miss Sargent
Ellsworth Hien School
National Honor Society
Kennebec Wrhearf
Coa
Cartas
Fast Poston
Setinat
Northeastern University
Heols
Senior Red Rose Troop Plans Spring Activities
The refreshment committee for the next meeting includes Tillie M-Kay, Mary Richardson, and Betty Crummings. They were assigned to plan a Spring program and the Scout program. The next meeting is at Mrs Libby's home. Patti Mro and Mrs Harry MacDonald visited Port T and planned a day trip.
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Rett
Rose
Tore Ee Jans
Siootie Taowee
Tillie
M-Kay
Mary Richardson
Betty Crummings
Libby
Major Sewall Addresses Lionsesses at Sedgwick Hall
Maj Loyall F Sewall of the Army spoke to Sedgwick Lionesses Thursday evening recalling his service with General Patton in England Scotland and France He described captured towns living conditions London and Paris and noted guests present including Mrs Hunt Mrs Burr and Staff Sgt Louise Bickford A fall dance was discussed and volunteers for Cozy Corner at the hospital were named with Mrs Cecil Rowland elected chairwoman The next meeting is May 3 at Central church parish house with the Ladies aid serving supper and nominating committee named For the meeting list of volunteers and committee members provided
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Loyall F. Sewall
Army of the
Morris Potter
Louise Bickford
Loyall Sewall
Hiram Tobey
Wakefield
Mass
Cecil Rowland
Hospital
Central Church Parish House
Joseph Maronetti
Herbert Cavanaugh
George Fitzgerald
Arthur Bowker
Arthur King
Whifrret—Grertim
Arthur Hall
Edwin Andraws
Annual Parish Supper at Beacon Street Recap
Beacon Street vestry filled to capacity for a covered dish supper. Rev Charles L. Kinnty presented the 1945 budget as subscriptions were taken. an offering of 175 dollars was received. Local performances featured Clifton W. Tedford, Mrs Margaret Morrison, Paul Moore, and Miss Betty with Mrs William White of West Bath sharing drawings and songs.
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Beacon Street
Charles L. Kinnty
Clifton W. Tedford
Margaret Morrison
Jesus
Paul Moore
Kilarney
Betty
William White
West Bath
Walter W. Smith
North End
C.C Whidden
Maine
Kinney
Harmony Smith
M S. Beardstey
A M_ Packard
Kitchen
Irving Varney
Jalend Plummer
Surprise Party Honors Francis Bertrand at Center Social
A surprise gathering for Francis Bertrand drew over 95 friends and colleagues at the Somat Center. Present were Mrs Leo Cormier and Mrs Reginald Call as hostesses, with Dorothy Cormier and Earl Pride leading games and Miss Eleanor Danforia guiding piano. Refreshments were served as guests celebrated Bertrand with goodwill and gifts. Mrs Page Wyman, homebound by illness, is visiting Mrs Ethel McElroy for a month.
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Armed Forces
Bertrand
Leo Cormier
Reginald Call
Dorothy Cormier
Earl Pride
Eleanor Danforia
Jean Billings
Barbara Call
Dorothy Corner
Eleanor Bertrand
Lottie Bertrand
Page Wyman
Mechanjic Street
Ethel McElroy
Washington Street
North-Center P T A Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
North-Center P T A held its annual meeting at the Oak Street parish house. Mrs. Wilmer I Voorhees was reelected president with Mrs. Daniel Matter as vice president. Other officers chosen: Mrs. Norman Howard treasurer and Mrs. Joseph I Smith secretary. The group reviewed its 20 year history and noted activities from Girl Scout startup to the dental clinic and playgrounds. A canning center meeting is planned for Morse High on April 26 to discuss summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Street Parish House
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Voorhees
Daniel Matter
Norman Howard
Joseph I. Smith
Edwin R. Andrews
Hyde Windlass Co
Louis A. Dole
Loring Addison
Keith Crockett
Huse Memorial School
Emily Reed
U.S. O
Morse High
John Parker
Bath
Girl Scout Leaders Train for Camping Program in Bath
Bath Girl Scout leaders and council members undergo a two week training led by Miss Yolande Delys Traveling Executive. The program features Round Table discussions and committee meetings focused on outdoor camping and troop activities with sessions April 23 to 26 at various locations.
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Bath
Yolande Delys
Arthur Bowker
Russell Grant
City Hall
Stanley Hunter
Navy Club Meeting Aims to Form Auxiliary Unit
Admiral Charles F Hughes Ship No 29 Navy Club of the USA held a Thursday meeting with ladies night after. Refreshments, singing, and dancing followed as the group discussed forming an auxiliary. Those eligible and interested may contact temporary chairman Mrs John M Dauphin by calling 1257-R. Mothers wives and sisters of Navy Marine Coast Guard or any Navy unit are eligible to join with a May 3 meeting planned.
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Charles F. Hughes
Navy Club of the USA
Cal
John M. Dauphin
Marine
Coast Guard
Girl Scout Leaders Plan Joint Supper and May Event
Girl Scout Leaders Association met at Mrs R Clinton McFadden's home with Miss Delys from National Headquarters present. Final plans for the Juliette Lowe Presentation Day set for May 12 will be announced by Mrs Dominique Tardif. A joint supper for Council and Leader Association members was scheduled for April 26 at 630 PM at Mrs Joseph I Smith's home.
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Girl Scout Leaders Association
R. Clinton McFadden
North Street
Delys
Juliette Lowe
Dominique Tardif
Council
Leader Association
Joseph I. Smith
Washington Street
Randall Daley
John Milton
Stanley Hunter
James Noftall
Joseph Smith
James Temple
Alec Burgess, Jr
William Edgett
J. Russell Grant
McFadden
Louis A. Dole
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Orris Ames
John Parker
Beatrice Boutin
Philathea class meets at Corliss Street church
The Philathea class at Corliss Street church held a vestry meeting Monday of last week with 21 members present. Routine business was handled and a rummage sale planned for today. Committees named for May include hostesses Ula Mosang Rachel Waters Doris Lutz Katherine Campbell Mil dred Walker Elizabeth Knowton Albert Freeman Beatrice DeCosta, a Red Cross worker, spoke on her China trip. Next meeting set for May 14.
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Philathea
Corliss Street Church
Ula Mosang
Rachel Waters
Doris Lutz
Katherine Campbell
Mildred Walker
Elizabeth Knowton
Albert Freeman
Beatrice DeCosta
Red Cross
China
Miller Couple Announce Daughter Jennie Engagement
Mr and Mrs Abraham Miller announce the engagement of their daughter Jennie to Harry Lait. Jennie Miller works as a clerk at Eaton's Market while Harry Lait is in the electrical maintenance department at Bath Iron Works. The couple plans the wedding this summer.
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Abraham Miller
Jennie
Harry Lait
Miss Miller
Eaton's Market
Mr. Lait
Bath Iron Works
Fresh flowers and funeral designs at Elwell's Greenhouses
Woolwich based Elwell's Greenhouses offers fresh flowers for bouquets cor sages and funeral designs with daily bath delivery. Contact phone 171 for arrangements and baskets.
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Bath
Woolwich
Lions Club Nominating Slate Presented at Meeting
The Bath Lions Club met Wednesday with a nominating committee naming candidates for officers including Jerfield Archibald Main and Wilfrid E Guerin. A May first meeting site was proposed while a used clothing drive report led to a April 28 moving picture show at Bath Opera House exchanging garment donations for admission.
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Lions Club
Jerfield Archibald M. Main
Twister
Wilfrid E. Guerin
Lion Tamer
Richard Hersom
John Taylor
John Black
Everett Pierce
Harry Thebeau
L A. Trueworthy
Kirk Lovell
Walter E. Jones
Augusta
Hugo F. Sandelin
Herberti
Husschool
Edward True
Harold McElman
Clinton Owen
Edward Sampson
Alexander MacDonald
Summer Street
Bath Opera House
Harold Avery
Lovell
Bath Club
Lions Clubs
Roosevelt
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Office Committee Meeting
The Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Office Committee met at chairman Mrs. Bowen Torrey’s Meadow Ledges home with 14 members present. New volunteers Miss Beatrice Duprey and Mrs. Cecil Rowland were welcomed, and several members logged 50 hours or more. The group discussed Talk-a-Phone intercommunicating system and will cover switchboard duties 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. daily.
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Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Office
Bowen Torrey
Meadow Ledges
West Bath
Beatrice Duprey
Cecil Rowland
Audrey Hill
Alden Anderson
Helen Hartwell
Robert Thompson
M. Bartlett
John Hayes
E. Coombs
Virginia French
Milliken
Stanley French
C. Ledyard
C. Peterson
H. Hayes
Arthur King
Fire damages home. several residents displaced
A rapid morning blaze consumed a residence injuring no one but leaving four children ages 11 to a baby and eleven head of cattle and war bonds valued at $1000. Neighbors reported Mrs Carver away visiting and Mr Carver working in Bath. two older daughters were away. Funeral services for Mrs Melissa Eben Small were held in Bowdoinham with burial at Pioneer Cemetery.
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Richmond Fire Department
Sara Temple
Newark
N. J
Alexander Cairns
Bowdoinham
Pioneer Cemetery
Alice Maxwell
East Bowdoinham
Everett Winslow
Hope Williams
Winslow
Harold Rollins
Clara Fogg
Georgia
Helen Denham
Edward Baker
Wood Gildard
Harry Woodbury
Wilfred Burrill
Grace Maxwell Pythian
Sisters Aid
K of P Hall
Local notes of residents and visitors in Bowdoinham area
Miss Palmer returns home to run town clerk duties with nine to five office hours. Sanford teacher Miss Courtney Nealey takes a week’s vacation. Mrs Mertie Cutler to arrive Friday from Eastland Hotel Portland. Miss Mildred Ferrell hosts by Presque Isle. Mrs Josie Irish returns from time with daughter in Wellesley. Harold Conley family relocate to Norway. Emily Rideout visits Skowhegan. Sgt Linwood Hackett and wife greet daughter Linda Elaine born April 19. Bowdoinham Baptist church calls a Sunday meeting after Sunday school. Miss Lelia Libby visits from Falmouth. Lloyd Curtis, stationed in Washington, D. C., visits home. Edward LaRochelle and family move from McLain house.
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Alice Palmer
Jessie Ames
Courtney Nealey
Sanford
Mertie Cutler
Eastland Hotel
Portland
Mildred Ferrell
Presque Isle
Cleveland Curtis
Josie Irish
John Jewel
Wellesley
Mass
Harold Conley
Penelope
Janice
Bowdoinham
Norway
Emily Rideout
Skowhegan
Milton Given
Linwood Hackett
Linda Elaine Hackett
Bowdoinham Baptist Church
Lelia Libby
Falmouth
Eva Palmer Lloyd Curtis
Yeoman
Washington, D. C
Ernest Curtis
Edward LaRochelle
McLain House
Funeral for Mrs Purinton Hearts Tragic Loss
Mrs. Melissa Small attended a funeral for Mrs. ma Purinton widow of C O Purinton who died April 1. Mrs Purinton had been a patient at Memorial hospital Bay since December and died after a fire that also claimed her husband. Four stepsons and a cousin survive.
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Mary Billings
Maine General Hospital
Sara Temple
New Jersey
John Dunn
Mond
Will Putney
Vermont
Melissa Small
Chester Hobart
C. O. Purinton
Dorothy Lawrence
Miami
Fla
Harry Purinton
Portland
Ma Purinton
Clarenc O. Purinton
Lawes Fu Real
Brunswick
Hawkes Percy Tie The Knot In Portland Nuptials
Bath friends announce the marriage of Virginia Watson Percy and Arthur St Hawkes of Portland. The ceremony occurred Sunday noon at State Street Congregational Church with Rev. W. Anderson officiating. The bride, daughter of Sewall Percy, will keep her job at Smiley's while Hawkes works in the automobile business.
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Bath
Virginia Wason Percy
Arthur St Hawkes
Portland
State Street Congregational Church
W. Anderson
Sewall Percy
Space Street
Portland Hig School
Smiley
Dies Apparel
Hawkes
Poland
Frank H. Percy
Mr. Percy
Cit
Augu A. Percy
Bath Street
Senler’s, Inc
D. T. Percy 4 Sons
New Trust Officer Hired by Bath Trust Co
Clyde A. Mallett of Brewe named trust officer at Bath Trust Co to fill the vacancy created by Albert Noyes departure to Deputy Bank Commissioner. Mallett previously served 20 years at Eastern Trust and Banking Co of Bangor, 10 as assistant trust officer, and holds degrees from Bangor High School Rutgers Graduate School of Banking. He is a member of Rising Virtue lodge and the Bangor Lions Club.
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Clyde A. Mallett
Brewe
Bath Trust Co
Albert Noyes
Mallett
Bath
Th Eastern Trust and Banking Co
Bangor
Las
Bangor Hig Scence
Rutgers University
Graduate School
New Jersey
Rising Virtue Lodge
Bangor Lions Club
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