Bath social calendar volleys with gatherings and guests
West Bath notes group meetings at homes including the Social Eight at Mrs. Irving Burn mer and a Maine Aero club clam bake at Rock Hill Inn. Attendees from Bath and Lewiston social circles visit relatives, attend lectures, and sail at Popham. Recent visitors include Mrs. Natalie Kenney of New York City and families from Scarsdale and Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Burnmer
Ing “Libby
Richard
Waterville
Percy Holbrook
William Pecci
Kenneth
Cleo
Paul Pecci
Everett Comeau
Wesley
Marjorie
Stanley Barber
Bath
Rock Hill Inn
Joseph Larrabee
Maine Aero Club
Maine
Lewiston
Chatterboats
Elaine Mitchell
Simone Barter
Nellie White
Ruth Hawkes
Harriet Coutten
Blanche Locke
Gerry Barter
Mary Mc Crater
Pauline Belanger
Katherynegger
Tessa Russell
Natalie P. Kenney
New York City
Bowen Torrey
Julian Foucheaux
Robert
Alice
Natalie Kenney
Margaret Brown
William Hennessey
Charles H. Bates, Jr
Scarsdale
N. Y
Charles H. Bates
Fred Rose
Milton Morse
Bowker Island
Mrs. Morse
Mrs. Rose
Morse
Lorentzo Baker
Dunbar
Leon Belanger
Napoleon St. Pierre
al Ray
Marion Rose
Harold Perkins
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge notes and visits
Pine Cone lodge members and relatives made a series of visits in Waldoboro Beulah Wedge Richmond and Bridgeton. Ethel Reed Bertha Merry and children Gordon Jane Jimmie traveled with El dred Soule. Thaddeus Reed Nellie Merry Josephine Merry Dorothy Fulton Bertha LeBourdais attended Guest Officers night. Next Pine Cone Rebekah meeting is Aug 22 with officer nominations and a swap party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Cone Lodge
Guardian
Ethel Reed
Bertha Merry
Gordon
Jane
Jimmie
Waldoboro
Eldred Soule
Delma Leighton
Wilton
Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge
Eva Rankin
Thaddeus Reed
Nellie Merry
Josephine Merry
Dorothy Fulton
Bertha LeBourdais
Beulah Wedge
Richmond
Pinee Lodge
Arlene Nadeau
Bridgeton
Oscar Olson
Paul
Midway
Mass
Delmas Leighton
Three Driving Cases Heard at Municipal Court
Judge Gardiner R. Deering presided over three driving cases. George F. Walker of Bath admitted speeding 25 mph on Carleton Bridge and the case was put on file. Sumner B. Shorey Jr. of North Edgecomb pleaded guilty to 40 mph in a 25 mph zone on Court Street, fined $10 plus $4.70 costs. James D. Head of Ellsworth pleaded guilty to reckless driving, fined $100 plus $5.15 costs. Head’s crash on Witch Spring Hill left both cars damaged with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
George F. Walker
Bath
Harold J. Rubin
Carleton Bridge
Route 1
Witch Spring ‘Hill
West Bath
Powers
Head
Benjamin Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Missionary Society Holds Annual Picnic at Larrabee's Grove
Mrs. Annie Towle hosted the Far and Near Missionary Society of Corliss Street Church at her West Bath home for the August picnic. Members rode from the church at 10 a.m. enjoyed grounds and waterfront, then shared lunch with hot coffee and iced tea. A short afternoon meeting led by president Mrs. Lizzie B. C. Chaney discussed early Fall work and plans to attend the Ocean Park Baptist House Party September 3–5 with delegates. Attendees included Lizzie B. C. Chaney, Carrie Trott, Mildred Walker, Theresa Hill, Maud Wright, Annie Towle, Louise Taylor, Margaret Hanscom, Mabel Wheeler, and Lina Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Towle
Far and Near Missionary Society
Corliss Street
Larrabee’s Grove
West Bath
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Ocean Park
Carrie Trott
Mildred Walker
Theresa Hill
Maud Wright
Louise Taylor
Margaret Hanscom
Mabel Wheeler
Lina Butler
Republican Women to Attend Sagadahoc Picnic at Bay Point
Sagadahoc County Republican Women members will join Mrs. Anne Deering for an all day picnic at her Bay Point summer home with box lunches a bowl and spoon. Chowder and coffee will be served at noon. Transportation inquiries go to Mrs. Etta Thurlow. luncheon reservations for the Federation of Women's Clubs at Belfast are due by August 9. a U S postal inspector visited last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Fenricia Colby
Wil Burton
Carolyn Varney
Ne Anderson
Grace Knight
H. E. Bir
Bews Redennett
D. Mosher
Jen. Cora Groves
Arphobson
Mary Y. Be‘mis
Grace A. Cowley
Garrison Hill
Lily of the Valley
Windsor Gown Hall
Ank L. Thomas
Louise E. Evans
Mothers Club
Helen Gross
Bryant
Bunierel
Hattie Mosher
Bath
Bradford C. Bedennett
Lewis Tarr
Joar Hulbert
Amherst
Mass
Robert H. Heigham
Charles S. Sowder
Nancy
Ripon
Wisc
Carolyn S. Varney
Washington Street
Sowder
First Congregational Church
Lena Gray
Richard
Frank H. Gray
Stanley W. Dodge
Cora Pierce
Augusta
Dexter
Parker Southard
Bridgeport
Henry F. Butler
Washington, D. C
Montsweag
Irs
Je Aes
Shea
Sagadahoc County
Women's’ Republican Club
Anne Deering
Bay Point
Etta Thurlow
Federation of Women's Clubs
Belfast
Community program features tableaux and songs with auction
The ENJOY SETA program included tableaux such as Ages of Woman and School Days Girl group numbers led by Mrs. Lizzie Reading and Mrs. George. Carol Hooker answered by the group amid merriment, with Mrs. Lizzie Haggett and Mrs. Loring Small on piano. A Scotch auction netted a good sum for the association and ice cream was served. An Aug 16 Stew will be run by the female association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senott
Bare
Dorward Bowie
Carol Hooker
Lizzie Reading
Loring Small
Beverly Packard
Card
George
Otis
Samuel Ae
Everett G. Lemont
America
Lizzie Haggett
Coast Guard station flag issue sparks resident concern
A Popham Beach resident questioned flag flying at the Coast Guard station while the commandant notes the site is not declared open. The report mentions the guard regulations and ongoing debate over access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
Coast Guard
Henot
Sagadahoc society notes care in Bath and environs
Sagadahoc Mothers' club plans a food sale at Commercial Market Bath at 1 30 pm with committee members listed. Community groups including Good Neighbor Club and school committee activities in Woolwich and Bath are reported with visits, gatherings, and family travels among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgecomb Yee Nuasset
Mothers’ Club
Ethel Blake Wednes
First Congregational Church
Nequasset
Rogers Hardware Store
Bath
Good Neighbor Club
Woolwich School Committee
Stanwood i
Bbs
Rg Leonard
Sagadahoc
Front Street
Sanford Brown
John Moffatt
Aka Rice
Cooper Ial
Sale Notice Includes Public Auction Details
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a sale and public auction event. Names, dates, or exact locations are unreadable, but the item indicates an officially published notice seeking bidders and outlining terms. Further readable details are unavailable in the provided text.
Watches Returned to Maine Diner Individual Thanks Community
A diner in Bath Maine helped recover a wristwatch lost by a traveler. The owner later visited the Bath Police Station to report the return and expressed gratitude for the honest effort of local residents along Route 1. The note praises Maine residents for their generosity and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine
Byron
Woolwich Center Women Host Shower For Mrs Dolloff
The Ebest Union Bridge Mothers Club and the Ladies Aid of Woolwich Center Baptist Church hosted a shower for Mrs Dolloff on July 25. Members served refreshments and voted to clean the school walls. Mrs Gowdey attended with a black dress and Mrs Helen Wright received a bassinet gift from both organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Mother's Club
Ladies’ Aid
The
Baptist Church of
Woolwich Center
Gindys
Mae ‘Coma
Dolloff Hall
Mts
Gowdey
Woolwich Media
Helen Wright
Nequasset Mothers Club Outing Reported
Nequasset Mothers Club and their husbands enjoyed a pleasant outing at Wagstaff home on the Nequasset road. Attendees included Mrs Rob Blake, Mr and Mrs., Mrs Stacy and Mrs Everson, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Mothers’ Club
Alream Wagstaff
Rob Blake
Stacy
Mrs. Everson
Nequasset Road
Personal notes on travel and visits across families
William Dolloff of the A. & P market has vacationed with his mother Mrs. Amy Dolloff of T. The Misses Ruth and Olive Burton of Boston have arrived. Everett Cornish of upper Washington Street and Sanford L. Foss are mentioned in relation to ongoing plans. The text records family visits and neighborhood social notes with several unreadable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dolloff
Amy Dolloff
Thas + rotmenes
Ruth
Olive Burton
Boston
Everett Cornish
Upper Washington Stret
Sanford L. Foss
Auxiliary meeting setters plan August lunch affair
Noon was social with many attendees named Henry C. Seeger Mrs Hague Mrs Cromwell Mrs Ralph O Burden Mrs Frank Mrs Glenwood Brown Mrs Price Miss Bailey Mann Miss Mary and Kirke Seeger. The next Auxiliary meeting is August 14 with Mrs Guy Cromwell for another lunch and an all day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook
Henry C. Seeger
Hague
Cromwell
Ralph O. Burden
Frank
Glenwood Brown
Price
Bay Pout Delights Local Audience in Odd Tone
A fragmented note notes Bay Pout enjoyed by listeners with wavering punctuation and a playful cadence. Readers glimpse a casual scene where tone and flavor of the phrase travel through a small community.
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Elmer Rogers
Fred Larrabee
Oe Ie
Richard Kins
Re Ho Grove
Sandra
Dick, Jr
Bee’s Grove
Ranson
Florence Neiley
Winmoortecotta
Hospital League For
Miles Memorialital
Lester Bates
David
Ginny Dall
Brunswick
Robert Burnham
Louis Lemperis
Salem
Lemperis
Clement Yates
Rosedale
Lloyd Bates
Albany
Samuel F. Bates
Witch Spring Hill
Missionary Society
U. S. Postal
Sree
Seta Ee
West Bath Grange
Alton Collins
Alice Smith
Morse High School
Grange
Otder
Pomona Grange
Barbara Holderness
Rita Giacobbe
Ida Oliver
Topsham
Merriconeag
James Henderson
L. E
Britain
Conn
Wade
Horace x Wade
Ae Wade
Barclay
Barrecnent
Clarence
Raymond Sun
Patricia Smith
Bartlett Smith Hepzibah Reed
Wells
Harold Gilmore
Catherine
John
York Harbor
J. Sullivan
Lynn
George Smith
Jennie Smith
Danvers
Lemuel Preble
Mary Andrews
Solon
Elmer Mank
L. E. Wade
New Britain
Merrymeet v. S
Howard Aldrich
Connecticut
Aldrich
James Thorpe
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POLKS
Medford, Mess
Bf Oman
Ig Paewareen
Stork
Mrs. Foden Seis
United Veank H
Holley, Helsey
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