Hotel Sedgwick Opens Modern Restaurant With Show
Hotel Sedgwick formally opened a new two hundred seat restaurant in its basement annex with a turkey dinner and floor show by Portland Three Arts Studio. Main policy sets popular priced meals 7 am to 1 am daily with Friday orchestra. space allows dancing and banquet use. notable furnishings include oak floor, indirect lighting, and adjoining cocktail lounge.
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Sedgwick
Three Arts Studio of
Portland
Harvid E. Footer
John Grindell
Grindell
Walter Ey
Reginald Stacy
Ernie George
Vincent Henderson
Frank A. Vennett
Bath
Winter Street Auxiliary elects officers and fixes meeting date
The Winter Street Auxiliary of the Winter Street church met in the Ladies parlor with 22 members. Mrs. Arthur S. Crockett presided in Miss Janette Smith’s absence. The group voted to hold the annual meeting on May 10 preceded by a covered dish supper. A nominating committee was named: Miss Catherine Leonard, Mrs. Robert P. Manson, Mrs. Charles Walsh. Hostesses for the evening included Mrs. Charles Walsh, Mrs. Ernest Freemain, Mrs. Edgar D. Leavitt, Mrs. David Alkazin, Mrs. Russell Colby and Mrs. Howell Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Arthur S. Crockett
Janette Smith
Catherine Leonard
Robert P. Manson
Charles Walsh
Ernest Freemain
Edgar D. Leavitt
David Alkazin
Russell Colby
Howell Smith
Junior Prom Honors at Morse High Gymnasium
The junior prom Friday in the Morse High gym featured Edward Hamblett class president and many couples including Mr and Mrs Earl L Ryan and Lieut Com Roger F McCall. Decorations were by Henry D Small and underclass helpers with P M Olm donating tulips. About $40 was netted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Edward Hamblett
Earl L. Ryan
Henry W. Owen
Edward B. Hamblett
Marius H. Page
Roger F. McCall
Cecilie Veilleux
David Y. Alkazin
Henry D. Small
P. M. Olm
Corliss Street Men's Club hears travel talk on Labrador
Corliss Street Men's club heard Charles Sewall discuss his Labrador souvenirs from a recent trip. Raymond Cummings led the opening hymn with a prayer by Rev. Frederick P. Moffatt. Over 50 members attended as Harold S. Walker and Robert C. Mitchell served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sewall
Wiscasset Academy
Corliss Street Men’s Club
Labrador
Raymond Cummings
Frederick P. Moffatt
Harold S. Walker
Robert C. Mitchell
Wiscasset Woman's Club Dinner and Installations
Forty three members and guests attended the annual dinner in the Library building. The evening featured a program of music by Marjorie Bailey Pinkard and Betty Sortwell, speeches by Mrs Maude Clark Gay and Mrs Esther Averill, and the installation of officers led by Mrs Gertrude Myer. A marriage was announced for Miss Helen Keirstead and Cyril R Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset Woman's Club
High Street
Elizabeth Webb
Laura Evans
Verne Bimson
Gertrude Myer
Nellie P. Munsey
Clara Elliot
Maude Clark Gay
Waldoboro
Esther Averill
Worcester
Helen Tufts
Paris
Evelyn Hodgdon
New York
Vivian Dunn
Newcastle
Hermina Coxe
Jane Murphy
Bath
Vivian Moulton
Day's Ferry
Howard Worden
Grace Cowley
Dorothy Fischer
Carrie McKenney
Antoinette Plumstead
Mary Hobson
Nellie Dowling
Ruth Haggett
Edna Southard
Frances Plumstead
Fannie Ingalls
Irene Ingalls
Louise Malcolm
Marjorie Pinkard
Inez Rothwell
Ethel Bailey
Frances Harding
Helen Keirstead
Alvin W. Keirstead
Wiscasset
Cyril R. Grant
Boston
Emmanuel Chapel
St. Luke's Cathedral
Portland
Benjamin Brewster
Herman Lloyd Noyes
Saco
Eastland Hotel
Oly
Grant
Connecticut
Central League Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
At the Central Church league annual meeting Mrs Francis Hill was chosen president with Mrs Harold S Avery as vice president and Mrs Albert S Noyes secretary. Miss Flora Bacon will handle the flower fund. Thirty five members attended the supper and business session presided by Mrs Arthur W King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
Francis Hill
Harold S. Avery
Albert S. Noyes
Bowen Torrey
Flora Bacon
William H. Small
Martha A. Foote
Belle W. Welch
Arthur W. King
Joan M. Harrison
King
Small
Leonard M. Lord
Welch
West Bath Red Cross meeting items and social notes
West Bath Red Cross met in the grange hall on Tuesday. Members tacked two comforters and sewed patchwork and boys clothing. The May 10 dinner committee includes Hamblett Wilband McGlinchy and Henderson. The column lists residents visiting, returning, and traveling between Bath Uxbridge Waterboro and other towns with several deaths noted and travels to Winthrop Boston and Ontario locations.
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West Bath
The
Red Cross
Grange Hall
Harry Peterson
Melvin Comeau
Charles B. Doyle
A. B. Snow
E. W. Haggett
F. W. Larrabee
J. E. Mayo
Lincoln Williams
L. D. Rogers
Bath
William H. White
Charles 2d
Margaret K. McGlinchy
George Emero
E. W. Hamblett
Clifford Wilband
Lulu Herbert
Charles Henderson
Fred Kittredge
Harry Wallace
East Brunswick
Audrey
William H. Powers
Joseph B. Day
Herbert Cavanaugh
North Bath
David Henderson
Owen Rogers
Woolwich
Morton Baker
Hamblett
Wilband
McGlinchy
Henderson Deering Henderson Wedding in Portsmouth N H
Mr and Mrs Arthur A Gilley announce the marriage of their daughter Bernice C Deering to Frederick A Henderson on July 24 1937 in Portsmouth New Hampshire The groom is a machinist at Bath Iron Works and member of Sagadahoc Rod Gun Skeet Association The bride is active in Club Garret and they will reside at 16 Andrews Road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Gilley
Court Street
Bernice C. Deering
Maurice R. Deering
Frederick A. Henderson
Charles T. Henderson
High Street
Portsmouth
N. H
Henderson
Bath Iron Works Corp
Sagadahoc Rod, Gun & Skeet Association, Inc
Garret
Andrews Road
Mrs Clancy Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Edward Clancy of 16 Granite Street returned home from St Mary's hospital Lewiston where she had been with her husband since last week. Mr Clancy submitted to operations on both legs Thursday morning after he was seriously injured January 15 in an automobile accident on the Lewiston highway.
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Robert Pierre Robert
University of Maine
W. P. Robert
Robert
Bath Road
Leota Merry
Bernita
Dresden Mills
Leon Flood
Dickie
Gardiner
Fort Ethan Alien
Vermont
Bailey
Raymond Sherman
Fort Hill Street
Water Street
Publi
Garrison Hill
Order of the Eastern Star
Anne Miete
Fannie Stone
Stella Doe
Selina Verney
Robert Applin
United States Naval Training Station
Newport
R. I
Santiago
California
Ruth Jackson
Daugh- Middle Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Frank H. Gray
Maine Central
Wis- CasSet
Edward Clancy
Granite Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lewiston
Clancy
Ladies Night At West Bath Grange Ends With Mock Wedding
West Bath Grange hosted a ladies night with 117 attendees including 23 visitors. Women filled chairs, led a variety program, awarded Silver Star certificates to Marjorie Cavanaugh and Lily Donnell, discussed career options for the young, and closed with a mock wedding featuring an all female cast and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Charlotte Doyle
Annie Lemont
Ida Sandelin
Grace Waterman
Barbara B. Freeman
Nellie Booker
Esther Andrews
Ethel MacDonald
Iva Comeau
Marjorie Cavanaugh
Ceres
Beatrice Millett
Pomona
Bernice Achorn
Flora
Annie Henderson
Brothers
Lizzie Haggett
Beatrice Leavitt
Bernice Sturtevant
Margaret Walsh
Bertha Henderson
Mary Arck
Stone
Edgar Guest
Joanna Hodgkins
Lily Donnell
State Grange
Charles B. Doyle
Herbert Simpson
James B. Lemont
David Henderson
Justus H. Miller
Harry E. Peterson
Bessie Snow
Mercie McFadden
Frances Clark
Tuesday Bowlers Banquet Honors Redlon Champions
The first annual Tuesday Night Bowling league banquet drew 16 attendees at Hotel Sedgwick with steak or chicken. The O M Redlon quintet received a three year cup, presented by Lloyd L Steeves, with captain Arthur L Plant accepting for the winning team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Sedgwick
O. M. Redlon
O. M. Redson
Lloyd L. Steeves
Chester A. Plant
Steeves
Chevrolet
Arthur L. Plant
Plan Alumni Banquet for Graduation Week
Bath High School alumni executive committee met at Mrs. Warren Hawley’s home to discuss plans for the annual banquet during graduation week and to approve contributing to a new amplifying system at Morse High School. Attendees included Alexander Burden, Elmer Norton, Mrs. Voorhees, Mrs. Hill, and Mrs. Hawley. Mr and Mrs Alex St Pierre and sons Dickie and Donald returned after visiting Brunswick, ill with rheumatic fever.
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Alumni Association
the Bath High School
Warren F. Hawley
Morse High School
Alexander Burden
Elmer Norton
W. S. Voorhees
Secretar
Alex T. St. Pierre
Dickie
Donald
Mr. St. Pierre
Charles St. Pierre
Brunswick
Woolwich May 1 Service and Local Church News
Woolwich and nearby towns fill May 1 with church events and civic notices. Bowdoin Christian Association hosts a program at Nequasset Church with student readers and a Baffin Island talk, followed by morning worship at Day’s Ferry and North Woolwich. The Woolwich Union for Christian Service meets May 2 with a public supper in the vestry. Other items include parish notes, member visits, and upcoming church activities and volunteer efforts around the community.
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Nequasset Congregational Church
Bowdoin Christian Association
Baffin Island
MacMillan
Norman Dupee
Waban
Mass
Louis Bruemmer
West Newton
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Day's Ferry
North Woolwich
Nequasset Church
Avis A. Carter
Rae
Rita Goss
Augusta
C. E. Bousfield
Northeast Harbor
Woolwich Center Baptist
Montsweag
Alton Berry
Marion Berry
Richard Hunnewell
Bowdeinham Association
Anna Soule
John Carter
George Farnham
Wellesley
Alec St.Pierre
Brunswick
Edward V. Reed Noble
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Paris
Clifton Gainsley
James Thorpe
Southboro
Guy Bussey
Sanford
Frank J. Walker
Capitol Island
Alec Robertson
Manchester By the Sea
Kennebec
Frank Farnham
The
Pioneers
New England Tel. & Tel Co
Woolwich P. T. A
Sagadahoc Ferry
Clara Hawthorne
New Bedford
Annie
Grace MacKowan
Annie MacKowan
E. A. Dolloff
Arthur Pinette
Boston
Ralph Reynolds
Leah Strout
Milton
Percy D. Marston
Woolwich
Bath Memorial Hospital
Greta Sanders
R. N
Marston
Helping Hand League of
Woolwich Farm Bureau
Ada McConnell
Grange Hall
Hortense Welch
Montsweag Notes Social Guests At Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Leon Eaton and daughter Phyllis who works in Augusta were guests of Mrs Harold Shaw and Mrs George Shaw. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Leonard Lord and son Lawrence, Mrs Paul Gilmore, Mrs Harry Watson and son Nathan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Eaton
Phyllis
Augusta
Leonard Lord
Lawrence
Paul Gilmore
Harry Watson
Nathan
Harold Shaw
George Shaw
Woolwich Book Club Explores Rural America and Church Role
Woolwich Book Club met Thursday with Mrs. Percy Bailey to discuss Rural America's Problems and the Church. Mrs. Beltran Crocker and Mrs. Wilson Wright led readings from Dawber Morse White Lowrey Palmer Mathews and Cubberley, plus fiction, outlining rural changes, education needs, medical services, and social organizations. Fourteen members and two guests attended, with a tea planned for May 19 at Mrs. Wilson Wright's home.
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Woolwich Book Club
Percy Bailey
America
Beltran Crocker
Wilson Wright
Mark Dawber
Herman Morse
Edwin White
Edith Lowrey
Albert Palmer
Basil Mathews
Cubberley
Crocker
Melvin Howe
Charles Haley
John Bown
Carlton Reed
Mary Dodge
Farm Bureau
Wright
Amateur Night At Woolwich Grange Aces Top Prizes
Woolwich Grange hosted amateur night drawing a large crowd last Wednesday. Hubert McCarty won first prize of 3 dollars for acrobatics, Dorothy Thompson took second with 2 dollars for tap, and the Hill Billies earned 1 dollar for third. Refreshments followed the program featuring music, solos, dances, and acts by local students and groups.
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Woolwich Grange
Hubert McCarty
Dorothy Thompson
Hill Billies
Grange Orchestra
Aline Leeman
Ned McGuiggan
Pleasant View School
Murphy's Corner
Jessie Spaulding
Anna May Berry
Kenneth Swasey
Hollis Bailey
James Dudley
Clarence Morrison
Freeman Dudley
Chester Grover
June Dunton
Dolly Grover
Walter Dudley
Esther Grover
John Bailey
Merton Bruce
Fred Brown
Donald Bailey
Helen Franklyngham
Ruth Shellenbarger
Little Old Lady
Florence Smith
Elinor Sutter
South School
Wiscasset
Leola Weeks
Leele Grover
Albert Erskine
Marcele Erskine
Bernard Grover
Eva Gorham
Evelyn Gorham
Donald Brookings
Duct
Margery Grover
Glenda Wright
the Hill Billies
Nazarene minister heads to New England Assembly in Malden
Rev. E. T. French of the Church of the Nazarene leaves Monday for the New England District Assembly in Malden Massachusetts. En route he plans to visit his son Irwin French a Babson Institute student in Wellesley Hills and will return to Bath early next week.
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E. T. French
Church of the Nazarene
New England
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Louise Nelson
Barbara Murray
Aldana Fuller
Patricia Peabbles
Anna
Mena
Mary Amabile
Richard Finney
Miss Fuller
Miss Peabbles
Amabile
Miss Nelson
Mr. Finney
Helen Desmond Soule
Corliss Street Men's Club
Edgecomb
Scott Somes
William Cochran
Organ Society
Vestry
Viola Adams
Sophia Preble
Edith Hutchins
Harriet Frye
Maine General Hospital
Charles Cowley
Donald Petrie
Book Club
George Bemis
Federal Street
Bernard Bailey
Florida
Miami
New Orleans
John Palmer
Addie Merry
Simon D. Crosby
Adella Walsh
Rockland
Harvey R. Pease
Josephine Merry
Donald Leavitt
Merrill M. Smith
Damariscotta
R. E. Maass, Jr
Arrowsic
Maass
the Ledges
John Blagdon
Alice Quinnam
M. A Good
Horatio Shea
Donald Shea
Huntoon Hill Grange
Vincent Spear
Spear
William Rines
Clarence Cowley
Harry Quinnam
S. S. Quinnam
Barbara Lee Quinnam
Foster Perkins
Stanley Soames
Stoneham
Llewelyn Rogers
Wilbur Lowell
Hodge Street
Georgia Gove
Bertha Beane
Colonial
Everett Cromwell
Miss Cromwell
Five Islands
Donald Kenney
Addie Moulton
R. Cleveland Coxe
A. J. Myer
F. M. Hammond
Harry D. Mosher
Lewis Spicer
Lowell
Central League
Carlton Andrews
Charles Andrews
Howard Phoenix
Uxbridge
Waterboro
Barbara
Eleanor King
Richmond
Jesse Tarr
Erlon Umberhind
Chester G. King
J. C. Willard
East Braintree
Stella King
Caroline Harrison
Chatsworth
Ontario
Richard Young
George
Bobby
Natick
Robert R. Coombs
Ernest Williams
Stanley
Dwight Hale
Winthrop
W. J. Bonney
Elsie B. Chapman
James Gallacher
Chapman
Elsie Adams
Percy Low
Fred Thompson
Birch Point
Paul Olm
M. Gordon Egbert
Oak Park
Illinois
I. B. Neiley
Florence
Edmund Wilson
Hannah Allen
Pejepscot
Courtney E. Stover
Charlotte Colby
Alfred Cargill
Cooper's Mills
James Brann
Pare Jack
Lisbon Falls
Charles Nelson
Rosedale
Ibur Hendrickson
Valley Stream
Long Island
N. Y
Henry Daron
Irwin
Larrabee's Grove
Phyllis Mank
Lannes Fuller
Dorothy Waterman
Martha Hamblett
Audrey Ramey
West Somerville
Trafton Swain
York
Joseph W. Larrabee
Topsham
Walter Larrabee
Marguerite Donnell
Wollaston
Clarence Whitlam
Priscilla
Carolyn
Ernest Heywood
Thomas F. Baxter
Quaker Point
Charles H. Bates
North End
Old North Church
Paul Revere House
Faneuil Hall
Deering
Redlon
Frank Pepper
Park
Memorial Hospital
League
Pepper
Albert Thayer
Herbert McCabe
Ralph Philbrick
Leslie W. Piant
PLAN
Montsweag Church
Fred Soule
Edward Clarence Plummer
OF Bath
Henry W. Owen, Jr
the Times Co
Front Street
Telephone Bath
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