Letter Carriers Hold Weekend Meeting With National Guest
The national convention welcomes William C. Doherty president of the National Association of Letter Carriers of Washington D C as guest of honor. Local organizers include Edward J. McCo and John Gillespie serving as co chairs with plan led by Raymond J. Cummings and James McLaughlin. A pre day banquet at Morse High organizes the Saturday and Sunday sessions with music by Cummings and Dwinal Cornish hall officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Char
Edward J. McCo
Lord Hooker
Cochairmen
McMann
Raymond J. Cummings
le Douglas
Dwinal Cornish
Frank Curran
Cummings
Robert Tier
Dwinal Cornishhall
Douglas, Tanguy
John Gillespie
Joseph Laughlin
James McLaughlin
John W. Gillespie
Floyd Carter
Cyril Varney
William C. Doherty
National Association of Letter Carriers
Washington, D. C
Officers at the Annual Meeting
A local club met at Morse High School last week to elect officers. Duncan Farrell was named president, Ma Ber ard Keith Crockett auditor, and Mrs ae Marne chaired the meeting. Several members were introduced and there was discussion of upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teicher
Widenie
Morsey High School
Duncan Tin
Duncan Farrell
Ma Berard Keith Crockett
Ae Marne
al Supe
Ag ~ Ing Arsoes
Renates Marks
Ees
Bovis Little
Mallorie
Leeman
Poe Wey
Family escapes deadly night fire in aged West Bath home
Mr and Mrs Alonzo Albert and nine children ages 10 months to 13 years escaped flames that destroyed a near 150 year old seven room dwelling on the Brunswick highway in West Bath near Danton's est. The blaze started on the lower floor from the basement as neighbors Burton Nod and Penning Artisaas rushed to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Albert
Esca
West Est
Bath
Danton
S'Est
Ba Brunswick Highway
Dianne
Wiscasset
Burton Nod
Penning Artisaas
Central Church Installs Rev Hodgkins in Ceremonial Session
The Central Church installed Rev Laforest E Hodgkins after an examination by the ecclesiastical council. The service featured an oral exam, a 1934 Tufts and Boston University education record, and a formal installation at 7 30 p m with a large gathering and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Ite
Laforest E. Hodkins
Ass Baste
Sastus Tetuirioen
Verne i L. Packard
Na- Association
Congregational Christian
Hodgkins Evihis
Ares
Hodgkins
Hiss
Richard Quick
Ational Christian Conference of the
Clark
Edward Manning
Warren
Herbert A. Stevens
Westbrook
Herman C. Johnson
Sanford
L. Winfield Witham
The
Association of Camden
Marion J. Bradshaw
Bangor Theological Seminary
Cecil L. Witham
Newcastle
Joseph O. Purdue
Bath
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Melvin
Vernon Lackard
A. M. Main
Prudential Committee
Dunaree
Society
David General Pee Man
Howard McPhee
Toost
Ladies’ Aid and League
Vernon L. Packard
Winfield Wit
R Wi
Hermon Co
Evening intrusion ends in assault at Bennett home
Anderson forced entry into the Bennett residence in Bath, assaulted Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett with a .38 revolver butt, and fled after a night in the woods. He later confessed to taking two guns and described a seven hour escape aided by a police search and hunger while wandering in Coos County. He was hospitalized and faced charges in Lincoln County Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Tinean County
Alstatates
Suandit Dana Tuseing
Bilaebeth Bennett
Frank L. Moriiarty
Bath
Sone
Jose de Bath
Anderson
Bennett
Sgt
John P. Crosby
Frank W. Powers
Moriarty
Ounerson
Cers
Lincoln County
Sheepscot
Mett
Ennet Moriarty
Crosby
Miles A
Bennetts
Melistonie
Knaprewee
W Therese F Fogg
Jensenka
Bath Iron Works hosts French guests for a celebratory meal
After a morning visit, French ambassador staff and officers joined Bath Iron Works personnel at the Basin Point Inn for a lobster stew and clams feast. Commander L Poirier led postprandial exercises, with gifts presented to sponsors, and President Newell toasted France before rail departures to Boston New York and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Newell
Bath Iron Works
Basin Point
South St
Farm
le Havre
Iron Orks Commissary Department
L’ Poirier
Henry Bonnet
United States
Ely
Ase
Andree Ponsart
Therese Perrin
J. William Schulze
Kennebec Wharf and Coal Co Moves Office to Bath
The Kennebec Wharf and Coal Co moves its main office from Portland to Bath at 280 Front Street in a long owned Colonial building. The Portland office at 269 Front Street will relocate and open by May with staff including Herbert R. Karcher manager Maine District, Mrs. Jennie Walker, Miss Esther Brown, Alonzo Nickerson and Fred E. Peaslee. No building alterations are planned. two rooms will be used for offices while others remain as quarters for visiting engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Wharf and Coal Co
Portland
Bath
Front Street
Herbert R. Karcher
Mgr
Maine
Jennie Walker
Esther Brown
Alonzo Nickerson
Fred E. Peaslee
Wwo
Beverly Michaud Visits Return From Peaks Island
Mrs. Beverly Michaud of Peaks Island and Miami has returned to Miami after a week with her mother Clarence Davis of School Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Michaud
Peaks Island
Miami
Clarence Davis
School Street
Organize Sewall for Senator Club Elects Bath Branch Officers
Forty supporters met in the old Sewall shipyard office last Wednesday to organize the Bath branch of the Sewall-for-Senator club. William S. Newell of Bath Iron Works was named president. other officers include Randall F. Cook as vice president and Frederick E. Drake Jr. as secretary. Ward directors were Frank Fortier, Leburon Sheldon, Harold Small, Harold McElman, Leon Billings and Charles Kidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Sewall
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Bath
Sagadahoc County
Mark A. Jackson
Randall F. Cook
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Philip H. Oliver
Frank T. Fortier
Leburton D. Sheldon
Harold P. Small
Harold W. McElman
Leon Billings
Charles Kidden
Maine Liquor Board chairman notes profits near seven million
E A Stover of the Maine Liquor Control Board told Rotarians that fiscal year profits from the liquor operation will likely total about 7.4 million, with possible variation up to 10 thousand dollars based on nine weeks of sales and excise tax intake. He contrasted this with earlier expectations of 7.5 million and explained municipal benefits, noting towns gain indirectly by roughly 151 percent through patrol and related funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
E. A. Stover
Liquor Control Board
Maine Commission
Stover
Patrol
Bath Iron Works Stockholders Meeting Recaps Directors
The Bath Iron Works Corp annual meeting on April 20 reelected incumbent directors William S. Newell Archibald M. Main George Baer Connard John R. Newell J. Kenneth Hall Wad leigh B. Drummond J. William Schulze Andrew B. Sides. John R. Newell reelected clerk. At the directors meeting officers were named with Archibald M. Main as chairman and John R. Newell as vice president. No dividend action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
William S. Newell
Archibald M. Main
George Baer Connard
John R. Newell
J. Kenneth Hall
Wadleigh B. Drummond
J. William Schulze
Andrew B. Sides
Oy Ateey
Banana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward J. McMann
C. Lloyd Hooker
Inewell
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Jean-Marthe
Massabielle
Kerolay
French Supply Commission
Officer du Merite Maritime
French Merchant Marine Commission
Cmdr. L. Poirer
F.N
French Merchant Marine Mission
Henri Bonnet
Heureux
Iron Works
Andre Ponzart
Washington
Theresa Perrin
Sunset Farms
Harpswell
Kennebec
Messabielle
Kerola
Sewall For Senator Club
New Organization
Rotary Slub
Desoto
Plymouth
F. Comming
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