Charming Bath Girl Becomes Bride On Thursday Evening
Miss Susan Estelle Quick daughter of Capt. and Mrs Rienard Quick of 300 Washington Street became the bride of Earl Perry Cahoon of 165 Middle Street son of the late Mr and Mrs Thomas Albert Cahoon Thursday evening at eight at her home The ceremony was officiated by Dr David L Wilson of Central Congregational church The couple left for a week end wedding trip and will reside at 300 Washington Street Bath The bride attended by her sister Miss Clarabell Quick wore a white satin gown in a pencil silhouette with a train and pearl bead collar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Estelle Quick
Rienard Quick
Washington Street
Earl Perry Cahoon
Middle Street
Thomas Albert Cahoon
Clarabell Quick
John L. Perry
Cahoon
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Sarah M. Lermond
Perry
Deers Quick
Rey
George
Miss Lermond
Mr. Cahoon
William S. Blair
Edwin E. Pinson, Jr
Bingham
Elizabeth B. Derring
Hyde Windlass Co
Polar Star Lodge of Masons
Bath
Brunswick Craft Shop
Girl Scouts
Tay Arediiee
Dromore Grange Brief Program Recaps Local Event
Dromore Grange presents a short program featuring music and readings. Mrs Alfreda Py recites, Grace Kenney performs, and Hubert Mint offers pieces on oboe and other instruments. Attendees celebrate with cake, singing, and a birthday tribute to Ms. Crroon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embre Ernie Herd
Tisemony
Alfreda Py
Bessie Hunt
Hubert Mint
Crrace Kenney
T Hs
Sweet Horns
Re Assembly
Moody Cloutier Wedding Saturday Morning at Seven
Miss Delia Mary Cloutier daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph R Cloutier of 10 Granite street wed Clifton Edward Moody son of Mr and Mrs George P Moody of Bedford road at St Marys church in a double ring nuptial mass conducted by Rev David P Surrette. Attendants were Miss Diane J Cloutier and Wilfred Vachon with organists and singers performing Wagner Mendelssohn Ave Maria and O Promise Me. The bride wore white lace with train and orange blossom veil. Following 25 guests shared a breakfast at the Bedford road home and the couple planned a weekend trip before settling at 974 High Street. Moody a Morse high graduate and Bath Iron Works worker is a member of Modern Woodmen of America. Cloutier family members attended from Brunswick and Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Mary Cloutier
Joseph R. Cloutier
Granite Street
Clifton Edward Moody
George P. Moody
Bedford Road
St. Mary's Church
David P. Surrette
Diane J. Cloutier
Wilfred Vachon
George H. Comeau
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Kathleen V. Leonard
Mr. Moody
Morse High School
F. W. Woolworth Co
National Honor Society
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Moody
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Albert J. Clomtier
Brunswick
Cloutier
Charles D. Bartlett
Augusta
Bartlett
St. John's Church
Beatrice Poitras
Bath
Walter L. Higgins
Jean Baptiste Andre
Edward Poitras
Cedar Street
Russell Street
Jeanette Bergeron
Louise Poitras
George W. Higgins
Maine Street
Girard Boucher
Higgins
Pejepscot
Arthur R. Avery
Louise
Alice
Ernest R. Avery, Jr
Bath people return from big yacht races
Dr. Albert S. Owen and Nathan W. Watson returned Priday from a week's cruise to the America's Cup races off Newport R. I. as guests of Elmer B. Williams of Portland. The party, including Owen H. Williams and Capt. Nathan Lowell, sailed July 30 aboard the 32 foot Edgemere, reached Newport as the Wuli al race ended, then viewed the Ranger and Endeavour II at Herreshoff before returning home via Scituate and New Meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert S. Owen
Nathan W. Watson
Priday
Newport
R. L
Elmer B. Willams
Portland
Foster's Point
Mr. Williams
Owen H. Williams
Nathan Lowell
Biddeford
Raymond Hilliard
Framingham
Mass
Edgemere
Newport Harbor
Bristol
Ranger
Endeavour II
Herreshoffs
Scituate
New Meadows
Tablet unveiled at historic Montsweag site honors Mary Card
About 60 people gathered at the Montsweag road cottage of Rev. Louis L. West to unveil a white metal tablet honoring Mary Savage Card. The aluminum copper tablet, funded by South Baptist church women in Boston, marks where Woolwich-Wiscasset’s Pre Baptist church was organized 157 years ago. Speakers included Rev. West, Rev. Benjamin Randall, Rev. Henry E. Weston, Rev. Plinette Allen, and Rev. Charles R. Sims, with Mrs. Alton Perry unveiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag Road
Louis L. West
South Baptist Church
Boston
Mary Savage Card
Pre- Baptist Church of
Woolwich-Wiscasset
Mr. West
Woolwich
John G. Soule
Benjamin Randall
Free Baptist
Henry E. Weston
Evangelist Smock Fined for Reckless Driving in Charleston
Evangelist Clarence McKay Smock of Charleston West Virginia paid 25 dollars and 5.95 in costs after pleading guilty in municipal court to reckless driving described by State Patrolman Harry Thompson as one of the worst cases. He allegedly passed cars on hills near Brunswick road and Peters hill, forcing a police sedan to 170 mph to stop him. Smock, who had been preaching in three communities near Sullivan for three weeks, lamented earning only 20 dollars to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McKay Smock
Charleston
W. Va
Gardiner R. Deering
Harry L. Thompson
Smock
Foote Farm
Brunswick Road
Thompson
Peterson's Hill
Trueworthy Farm
Maine
West Virginia
Sullivan
Rockland Garden Club to Sponsor Major Flower Show
The Rockland Garden Club will present an out standing summer flower show at the new Community Building on August 17 and 18. Maine governor’s wife Mrs. Lewis O Barrows is asked to open the event. A silver cup will be awarded in the first 14 classes. Edward D Johnson of Augusta will answer questions on cultivation and garden planning. The event includes garden slides in the Tower Room and holiday table setups. General chair Mrs Donald H Hanley, with assistants Mrs Arthur F Lamb and Mrs George W Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland Garden Club
Lewis O. Barrows
Maine
Edward D. Johnson
Department of Agriculture
Augusta
Tower Room
Donald H. Hanley
Arthur F. Lamb
George W. Smith
Donald H. Fuller
Woodbury Beaulieu Wedding in Brunswick
Chester D Woodbury and Miss Lauria Beaulieu of Brunswick were married at the Winter Street Congregational Church parsonage in a single ring ceremony. Rev Joseph O Purdue officiated with attendants Mr and Mrs W Allen Frost of Woolwich. The couple will reside in Brunswick and come from Woodbury and Beaulieu families of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester D. Woodbury
Lauria Beaulieu
Brunswick
Winter Street Congregational Church
Joseph O. Purdue
W. Allen Frost
Woolwich
Walter W. Woodbury
That Town
Mrs. Woodbury
D. Henry Beaulieu
Kents Hill
Amelia Beaulieu
Fort Kent
Newlyweds Hart Arrive For Week In Maine After Brooklyn Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. James Frederick Hart arrive to pass a week with his parents in Maine after a July 31 Brooklyn wedding. The bride Miss Josephine Jean Brown is from Brooklyn. The couple, who wed at Queen of All Saints church, Brooklyn, will reside at 77 Linden Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Frederick Hart
Brooklyn
N. Y
Joseph Hart
Charles Street
Gloucester
Mass
Maine
Hart
Josephine Jean Brown
Nathaniel M. Brown
Queen of All Saints Church
Dunngan
Ruth V. Brown
Mason Betters
Miss Brown
Morse High School
New York Business College
H. J. Heinz Co
Long Island City
New York
Mrs. Hart
Linden Boulevard
Burgess Called to Meet President in Washington
W Starling Burgess of Bath and Wiscasset, co designer of the Bath built Ranger, was summoned to Washington for what was believed to be a business appointment with President Franklin D. Roosevelt. He missed Newport Rhode Island's race where Endeavour II defended the America's Cup, matching his father Edward Burgess's cup defense record. He hurried to his Bath office to obtain data related to his engagement with the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
W. Starling Burgess
Bath
Wiscasset
Newport
R. I
Edward Burgess
National Capital
Burgess
Higgins Poitras Wedding in Brunswick
Beatrice Poitras of Brunswick married Walter L. Higgins of Brunswick in St John’s church. Rev Jean Baptiste Andre led the double ring ceremony. The couple hosted about 60 guests at the bride’s home after a breakfast. Higgins works at Pejepscot Paper Mill.
Local Visitors and Outings Highlight Bowdoinham Notes
Bowdoinham residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns. Among those mentioned are Ezra Webber and family from Belmont Massachusetts visiting his mother Alice Webber, extended family at the Little family reunion in Bristol, 4-H field day at Bear Pond, and several Atlantic Coast travelers stopping in or returning home from trips to Waterville Belfast Presque Isle Manchester and Bangor.
Bowdoin Notes on Local Residents and Discontinued Aid
Mrs Clifford Starbird returned from Boston after visiting relatives. Mrs Addie Williams spends two weeks in Richmond with her niece Mrs Annie Jack. East Bowdoin Ladies aid meetings are paused until further notice. Albert Loeselle of Chelsea is at his Haigh road cottage this week. Charles Babb and Clarence Kendall were Brunswick visitors. Mrs Robert Enman and two children return from Bath after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Harry Durgin of Topsham visited their daughter and husband Clifford Starbird. Robert Enman and sons Karl and Gard left for Upton for work, with Harlan Enman joining for two weeks. R H Friend of Bucksport visited Charles Babb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Webber
Alice
Bertha Tobas
Belmont
Mass
Webber
Alice Webber
Dorthy Dickinson
Clarence Blackman
Waterville
Charles Hackett
Donald
George Hackett
Roger Robinson
Roland
Little Family
Andrew Little
Bristol
Merton Webber
Brunswick
Eva MacDougal
Kenneth
Fort Kent
Clayton Mitchell
W. C. Mitchell
Freeport
Henry Cornish
Gardiner
Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Carrie Merril
James
Presque Isle
Lena Cornish
Pleasant Pond
R. D. Purington
Lisle Temple
Stevens
Clara Fogg
Bowdoin Lilly
Brainard King
J. N. Palmer
Bradford
Sara Temple
Newark
N. J
John Dunn
Richmond
Marion Baker
Monmouth
Albert Pratt
Manchester
N. H
Ella Temple
Ralph MacEwen
Bear Pond
Roberta Lancaster
Frank
Horace Millay
Peterboro
George Levis
Margery Higgins
Andover
Chester Hobart
Charles Browne
L. S. Blackman
St. Petersburg
Fla
C. A. Harris
New York
Maud Correll
Benton Harbor
Mich
Myrtilla
Bay Road
Hall Denham
State Road
Florence Foster
Cathance
Elinor Bates
Portland
F. S. Bates
Bath
Charles Hatch
Carl Enman
Bowdoin
Harry Hanson
Marjorie Ingalls
Betty
Barbara
Cambridge
Ivan Lang
Sherman Graves
Mexico
Ida Fowle
Bangor
WLBZ
Hattie Andros
Clifford Starbird
Boston
Addie Williams
Annie Jack
East Bowdoin
Albert Loeselle
Chelsea
Haigh Road
Charles Babb
Clarence Kendall
Robert Enman
Harry Durgin
Topsham
Karl and
Gard
Upton
Harlan Enman
R. H. Friend
Bucksport
Millay family and guests visit Midcoast area
Mrs. Marion Babb and son Roger visited Mrs. Mabel Mc Fee in Richmond while Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shaw of Stockholm and Miss Catherine Skhofield of Bangor were guests of J. Frank Millay. Ernest J. Millay traveled to Lewiston on business with Frank and Horace Millay. John Carpenter of White Plains photographed the Millay homestead. A shore dinner at Trail’s End Ash Point Rockland featured Ethel Howe Shaw. Terrence Curran returned to Augusta State House after vacation. Mary Howe Straus, daughter of Dr. Straus of Chicago TI, visits Mrs. Wallace Hutchins. Leona Henderson of North Bath visited Gardiner guest Gertrude Coombs. Hendersons later motored to Gardiner for daughter’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Babb
Roger
Mabel McFee
Richmond
Walter Shaw
Stockholm
Catherine Skhofield
Bangor
Sanford man marks 80th by flying Curtiss Candor
Edward P. Winslow of Lennox street Sanford celebrated his 80th birthday on July 23. The next Sunday he flew above Sanford in Clarence D. Chamberlin’s 27 passenger Curtiss Candor aircraft at the pilot’s temporary Sanford base. A Damariscotta native, he moved to Sanford about 40 years ago and remains active, tending three gardens including one in Springvale. He is a member of Riverside lodge Knights of Pythias and the local Methodist church, with sons Delbert and Arthur, daughter Anna Goldsmith, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Winslow
Lennox Street
Sanford
Joseph Irving Winslow
Middle Street
Mr. Winslow
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Damariscotta
James Cullen
Main Street
C. Delbert Winslow
Springvale
Riverside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Methodist Church
Arthur P. Winslow
Anna Goldsmith
Newburyport
Mass
South End P T A Plans Annual Lawn Party On Aug 18
Committees for the second annual lawn party at Mitchell school grounds were formed by the South End P T A. The event begins at 6:30 with a Parade of Horribles led by Mrs. Charles E. Hewitt Jr. A Children’s Parade follows, with entries open to any child. Community singing and booths featuring foods, crafts, and games are planned, with numerous volunteers handling specific booth duties and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell School
South End
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Hewitt
Donald B. Hopkins
Hopkins
Arthur Bowker
Raymond C. Small
Harry W. Crosman
Joseph I. Smith
North Center P. T. A
N. Gratz Jackson
Frank A. Hodgdon
Leland R. Mitchell
Bert Lonn
William H. Small
Guy
Warren H. McIntire
Horace P. Morse
Arthur C. Lemont
Ellery E. Whittemore
Chester A. Plant
Fred K. Sturtevant
Fred Coombs
Lillian F. Fisher
John H. Hunt
F. Arthur Berry
William P. Crowley
Charles A. Soule
Russell M. Colby
White Elephant
Pearl E. Dunbar
Elbridge R. Wright
James S. Knight
Edward Brown
Les Camarades Meet On Tuesday Evening
Fourteen members of Les Camarades Musicaux gathered Tuesday night for a supper party at president Allan H. Ramsay's home. They discussed work planned for the first two meetings of the new season, with meetings resuming Sept. 15. Mrs. Carl E. Albee received a gold lined sugar and creamer for her extra duty with the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Camarades Musicaux
Allan H. Ramsay
Oak Street
Carl E. Albee
Francis McPherson
Buoy Restored Near Swan Island By Government Action
The buoy 31B at the head of Swan Island on the east side has been reset to its proper position at the end of the jetty after drifting about 30 yards downriver for three years due to an ice jam. The return aids boats turning to Richmond and island cruises from Bath. Also, work began on 1238 High Street, home of naval architect Carl M. Langbehn of Bath Iron Works, to renovate and modernize the residence before he and Mrs. Langbehn move in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Oliver
Swan Island
East Side
United States
Richmond
Bath
High Street
Carl M. Langbehn
Bath Iron Works
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Senter’s, Inc
R Haven St
Reaci
Bellate
Teoma Certian
SU Mayra
Robin P. Robin
Port Arthur
Texas
Eleanor O'Brien
Portsmouth
Harold Stanton
George Baer Connard
Brewster G. Sedgwick
Optometrist
Arthur Allen
Bidz
Dromore Grange
Westoker Didahter
Oh Stover
Frances Bond of
Breamtree
Muse Richard Ase
Roa Cite
Jim Atu Shire
J. A. Winslow & Son
Broad Street
Moody-Cloutier
St. Mary’s Church
Elmer B. Williams
Old Town High School
George O. Melzard
106
Court Street
Juanita French
Auburn
Melzard
Opera House
Fred MacMurray
Frances Farmer
Edgar Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Frances Langford
Phil Regan
WINGS
Honolulu
Ray Milland
Wendy Barrie
Shirley Temple
Victor McLaglen
Wee Willie Winkie
Jack Benny
Ida Lupino
Montsweag
Evangelist
Woodbury—Beaulieu
Florence Albee
Green Street
Wallace Trufant
Trufant
Rebecca Trufant
Ellsworth
Charles Joy
Joy
Mrs. Albee
Groom
Waikiki
Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
Don Terry
Rosalind Keith
Cassidy
Rustler's Valley
3 Stooges
Hugh Herbert
Mary Boland
Myrna Loy
William Powell
the Thin Man
Bowdoinham
Bowdoinham Post Road
Leona Henderson
North Bath
Gertrude Coombs
David
Henderson
P.T.A
LES Camarades
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