Social evenings of Bath bridge clubs and town notices
Mrs. John Atwood hosted a Friday bridge night at Andrews road with two auction tables using household commodities as prizes. Winners included Mrs. Addison Pendleton and Mrs. Percy Hyde. next week’s host will be Mrs. Lincoln Bailey. Other items note Miss Edith Wallace’s surprise birthday, hospital updates on Mrs. William Hoyle and Mrs. Dunning, a move of Matthew Garnett to Lisbon, and various local gatherings and a bath area whist and hokum party to fund camera films for Hortense Welch and Charles Eastman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Atwood
Andrews Road
Addison Pendleton
Percy Hyde
Lincoln Bailey
Lois McKeiver
George Oliver
Stearns Scott
Thomas K. Haley
Atwood
Bedford Street
William Hoyle
Bath Hospital
Annie Trufant
C. C. Chesley
Miss Tarrant
West Bath
Hortense Welch
Charles Eastman
Bridge
Harry Peterson
James Lemont
Irving Wright
Wright
Edna Higgins
Ernest Snow
Bridge Club Auction Honors Drawn at North Street Home
Mrs Clarence Minott hosted the Thursday Bridge club with two-table auction. First prize a fancy door stop went to Mrs Charles Blaisdell. consolation prize a potted plant to Mrs Horace Ward. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set with Mrs Arthur Pratt. Bowdoin freshmen including Frederick F E Drake Jr won numerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Minott
Thursday Bridge Club
North Street
Charles Blaisdell
Horace Ward
Arthur Pratt
Mrs Crosman celebrates 87th birthday at home
Mrs John H Crosman 409 High street marked her 87th birthday with cards and flowers. The couple observed 63rd wedding anniversary on June 14 and plan Mr Crosman 87th birthday in April. They have two children Harry W Cresman and Alma R French, plus four grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Crosman
High Street
Durham
Mr. Crosman
Miss Evelyn Redson Visits West Side Friend Over Weekend
Miss Evelyn Redson of Washington street spent the weekend as a guest of Miss Doris Perkins at her West Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Redson
Washington Street
Doris Perkins
West Bath
Mrs Dodge recuperating after home surgery in South Port land
Mrs Clifford Dodge of South Port land, formerly of this city, is recovering from a surgical operation performed recently at her home 18 Maple Street. She was formerly Miss Reta Gass and worked in the Texas Steamship Co. office during their life in town. Mrs Winfred Hagan to host Crystal club at Oliver street home Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Dodge
South Portland
Maple Street
Dodge
Reta Gass
Texas Steamship Co
Bath
Draftsman Suffers Fractured Ankle at Home
Harold J. Footer of 131 North Street, employed at Bath Iron Works Corp., fractured his ankle Wednesday after slipping on his home doorway step. He was treated at City Hospital where Dr. Byron F. Barker set the break and he returned home Thursday to rest comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Footer
North Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Byron F. Barker
Mrs Philip O Hara And Kathrine Edgecomb Arrive In Boston
Mrs Philip O Hara and Miss Kathrine Edgecomb arrived in Boston aboard the S S Corinthia after an 18 day trip to the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip O'Hara
Katherine Edgecomb
Boston
Tueday
S. S. Corinthia
West Indies
Boston women visit Nash Institute for weekend at hometowns
Dorothy Thompson, Dorothy Conley, Marion Whittier and guest Harriet Killam of Fairhaven Massachusetts, and Charlotte O'Brien with guests Marion Alley of Billerica Massachusetts and Esther Taylor of Woodland arrived Friday from the Nashua Institute to spend the weekend at their city homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Conley
Marion Whittier
Harriet Killam
Fairhaven
Mass
Charlotte O’brien
Marion Alley
Billerica
Esther Taylor
Woodland
Nassau Institute
Mrs McClure Visiting Mother in Charles Town Mass
Mrs John T. McClure of Charles town Massachusetts is visiting a few days with her mother Mrs George A Bragdon on Trufant street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. McClure
Charlestown
Mass
George A. Bragdon
Trufant Street
Local residents visit relatives and resume routines
Mr and Mrs Louis H Stone of Boothbay Harbor spend a few weeks with his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Sydney Gray of Woolwich. Mrs Stone is formerly Dorothy E McCabe daughter of former Alderman Chester H McCabe. Mr and Mrs William Flint moved to Dover New Hampshire for work on a large estate. Loring E Hart, confined to his High street home, can return to school. Mrs A J Conti returned to North street home with her son William John from City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Stone
Boothbay Harbor
Mr. Stone
Sydney Gray
Woolwich
Stone
Dorothy E. McCabe
Chester H. McCabe
Washington Street
William Flint
Dummer Street
Dover, N. H
Flint
Loring E. Hart
High Street
A. J. Conti
North Street
City Hospital
William John
R. W. Conforth Co
N. Gratz Jackson
Pearl Dunbar
Clearwater, Fla
Burns Family Called Home by Illness
Mrs. E. V. Prario of Braintree Mass Miss Ruth Burns of Bath and Corporal George H. Burns of Fort Totlin N Y have been called home by the illness of their father George A. Burns. Mrs Clarence W Morse and Miss Clare Coombs left Thursday afternoon to pass several weeks in New York and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Prario
Braintree
Mass
Orm
Miss Ruth~Burns
Bath
George H. Burns
Fort Totlin
N. Y
George A. Burns
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
New York
Washington
Sign removal marks end of Stuart era on Front Street
The 13 year sign at 100 Front street was removed Monday noon, bearing nine years of Dr. A. I. Stuart's name and two of Fred C. Jackson. Dr. Stuart plans a new sign at 46 Front street. Also noted are guests Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson of Auburn at their daughter Mrs. Chester Roberts 17 Maxwell street and Mrs Nellie D Thompson confined at home 55 Dummer street with illness cared for by Mrs. Charlotte Wyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wilson
Auburn
Chester Roberts
Maxwell Street
A. I. Stuart
Front Street
Fred C. Jackson
Stuart
Nellie D. Thompson
Dummer Street
Charlotte Wyman
Navy veteran Edward C. Thing retires after four years
Edward C. Thing of 28 Chestnut Street has retired with an honorable discharge from the U S Navy after four years of service. He served as first class engineer aboard the James K Paulding at retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Thing
Chestnut Street
U. S. Navy
James K. Paulding
Neighborhood club hosts contract at Farnham home
Mrs Charles R Farnham entertained the Neighborhood club Thursday evening at 935 Middle Street with two tables of contract. Mrs Leroy Colby won the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Farnham
Middle Street
Leroy Colby
Mrs Kimball Hosts Gadabouts Lunch at High Street Home
Mrs Frederick H Kimball entertained the Gadabouts with a luncheon at her High street home on Wednesday noon. During the afternoon guests enjoyed cards and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Barbara Nickerson Hosts B G Club at Oak Street Home
Miss Barbara Nickerson entertained at her residence 116 Oak street on Wednesday of last week. Refreshments were served and games played. Attending were Miss Eleanor Mullaney Miss Mary Coffill and Miss Frances Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Nickerson
Oak Street
B. & G. Club
Eleanor Mullaney
Mary Coffill
Frances Miller
Miss Mary Sewall Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Miss Mary Sewall of Waynflete Latin school Portland spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall at the Stone house. She was accompanied home by Miss Gwendolyn Lothrop of Falmouth Foreside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sewall
Waynflete Latin School
Portland
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Miss Sewall
Gwendolyn Lothrop
Falmouth
Reverend William Fletcher to Lead Waterville First Baptist
Rev. William Fletcher of Waterville is expected to assume duties as pastor of the First Baptist church. He previously served here for about five months two years ago as Rev. H. L. Skillin and Rev. Kenneth E. Morse each led the church in turn. Mr. Morse resigned last October and Rev. William Wood has been supplying the pulpit in recent months. Fletcher is a colporteur for Maine Baptists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fletcher
Waterville
First Baptist Church
Fletcher
H. L. Skillin
Kenneth E. Morse
Morse
William Wood
Baptists
Maine
Hodgkins Confined With Bronchitis At Daughter’s Home
David Hodgkins is bedridden with bronchitis at his daughter Mrs. Harry W. Crosman’s home and is under the care of trained nurse Mrs. Sara Munsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hodgkins
Harry W. Crosman
Sara Munsey
Williams Family Visit Highlights Park Street Host
Mr and Mrs Eliot Williams of Vas Salboro spent the weekend with Mrs Alonzo G Fisher on Park Street. Mrs Clara Williams, living with her son, returned with the Williamses after a three week visit with her daughter Mrs Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot Williams
Vas- Salboro
Mr. Williams
Alonzo G. Fisher
Park Street
Clara Williams
Williams
Mrs. Fisher
Mrs Carroll Watson Hosts Contract Club Luncheon
Mrs Carroll Watson entertained her contract club at a Monday noon luncheon. In the afternoon, two tables of contract were played.
Barbara Wiggin Leaves Morse High For Boston Weekend
Miss Barbara Wiggin of Morse high school faculty left Friday afternoon to spend the weekend in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Wiggin
Morse High School
Boston
Sunshine Club Marks First Anniversary at Winter Street Home
Sunshine club of Wesley church met January 20 at Mrs. Raymond McCutcheon’s Winter street home to observe its first anniversary. Mrs. McCutcheon led the meeting with hymn and prayer as secretary’s report and year in review were read. Officers elected: Roberta Gordon president, Maxine Hayman vice president, Merthine Ward secretary, Evelyn Coombs treasurer, Thelma Richards corresponding secretary. Refreshments followed. meeting closed at nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Wesley Church
Raymond McCutcheon
Winter Street
Sewalls Visit York Hall for Weekend in York
Mr and Mrs Sumner Sewall arrived Saturday from New York to stay with Mrs William D Sewall at York hall. Charles Burgess of Floral Street resigns this month from Metropolitan Insurance Co to pursue a new vocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
New York
William D. Sewall
York Hall
Charles Burgess
Floral Street
The
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Social Evening Auction at Dummer Street Home
Mr and Mrs Charles McDonald hosted friends on Thursday with two tables of auction followed by refreshments. Attending were Mr and Mrs Wilbur Crocker, Mr and Mrs Waldo Weston, Mr and Mrs Archie Wishart and Mr and Mrs McDonald. Mrs Arthur C Norton of High Street returned from Wiscasset after a weekend with Dr and Mrs DeForest Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McDonald
Dummer Street
Wilbur Crocker
Waldo F. Weston
Archie Wishart
McDonald
Arthur C. Norton
High Street
Wiscasset
Mrs. DeForest
Weekend Visitors and Travels In Portsmouth Area
Mr and Mrs H Stanley Peterson of Portsmouth New Hampshire were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Peterson of Brunswick road. Mrs Carl T Meister returned home after a three week visit with her daughter. Mrs Frederick E Drake of Washington street left for Philadelphia and New York City to visit her sister Mrs Palmer Cobb who will sail to the Hawaiian islands with cousin Miss J A Thompson of Ellsworth. Miss Carolyn Plant a Kendall Hall student arrived to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Chester A Plant High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Stanley Peterson
Portsmouth
N. H
Peterson
Harry Peterson
Brunswick Road
Carl T. Meister
Park Street
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Philadelphia
New York City
Palmer Cobb
Cobb
New York
Hawaiian Islands
J. A. Thompson
Ellsworth
Carolyn Plant
Kendall Hall
Chester A. Plant
High Street
Local businessmen attend annual motor boat show
J. Haviland Torrey of Torrey Roller Bushing Works returned Saturday from New York City where he attended the annual motor boat show. Charles C. Toothaker of the same firm returned Sunday. Fred L. Andrews and Edwin F. Ramsey of Hyde Windlass Co. returned Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Haviland Torrey
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
New York City
Charles C. Toothaker
Fred L. Andrews
Edwin F. Ramsey
Hyde Windlass Co
Robinson visits Virginia uncle after winter St. Petersburg trip
Stanley Robinson who drove the Bachelders and Mrs. Glass to St Petersburg Florida earlier in the winter is now visiting an uncle in Virginia on his return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Robinson
Edward Bachelder
Georgie Glass
St. Petersburg
Fla
Virginia
Ada Deering Hosts Contract Club Event on Washington Street
Mrs Ada Deering entertained the contract club at her Washington street home Tuesday of last week. First prize went to Mrs Herbert Harris, second to Mrs Jane Spinney, and third to Mrs James Ledyard. Also present were Mrs Fred D Hill, Mrs William Adams, Mrs Grace Lennon and Mrs Fritz Klippel. Elizabeth Deering, a Sargent School student from Cambridge, Mass., is visiting her parents on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Deering
Contract Club
Washington Street
Herbert Harris
Jane Spinney
James Ledyard
Fred D. Hill
William Adams
Grace Lennon
Fritz Klippel
Elizabeth Deering
Sargent School
Cambridge
Mass
Mrs
Carroll A. Deering
Knick Knack Klub Hosts Midweek Luncheon
The Knick Knack Klub met Wednesday at Mrs. Roy Lutz on Center street for a luncheon. Attendees included Mrs. Walter Mosher, Mrs. John Sylvester, Mrs. Percy Miller, Mrs. Gerald Holland, Mrs. Harold Safford, Miss Mary Sylvester, and Miss Evelyn Burgess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knick-Knack-Klub
Roy Lutz
Center Street
Walter Mosher
John Sylvester
Percy Miller
Gerald Holland
Harold Safford
Mary Sylvester
Evelyn Burgess
Beacon Street church ladies aid holds all day vestry session
The beacon street church ladies aid met for an all day session in the vestry with over thirty members present. A noon covered dish dinner was served and the group tacked three comforters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Beacon Street
Auction Ties Up Evening at Popham Beach Home
Mrs Elisha Bridges hosted a Tuesday auction night at her Popham Beach residence. Mrs Alice Weston won first prize with Mrs Daisy Murphy taking the consolation. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Page-Wyman, Mr and Mrs Waldo Weston, Mrs Grace Ferris, Forrest Wyman, and Mr and Mrs Bridges. Mrs W C Oliver, 39 Union Street, visiting Augusta with her husband Representative Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Bridges
Popham Beach
Alice Weston
Daisy Murphy
Page-Wyman
Waldo Weston
Grace Ferris
Forrest Wyman
Bridges
W. C. Oliver
Union Street
Augusta
Representative Oliver
Mrs George F Jackson Improves After Illness
Mrs George F Jackson, long confined to her Middle Street home by illness, shows signs of improvement and increased activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Jackson
Middle Street
Marriage Card for Mrs. Jessie Benton Sewall and William Keys
Cards from Bath announce the marriage of Mrs. Jessie Benton Sewall to William Edgar Keys at the First Congregational Church in Montclair New Jersey on Wednesday January 14. Mrs. Keys is the widow of Elbridge Sewall formerly of Bath who died several years ago. The couple will reside at 390 North Broadway Yonkers New York after March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Jessie Benton Sewall
William Edgar Keys
Montclair
N. J
First Congregational Church
Keys
Elbridge Sewall
Sewall
North Broadway
Yonkers
N. Y
Mrs Mullin Hosts Washington Street Contract Club
Mrs. Seth S. Mullin entertained the contract club of which she is a member at her home on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth S. Mullin
Contract Club
Washington Street
Club ladies elect officers at LeMont home
Miss Marie LeMont hosted a club meeting at 15 Valley Road with Mrs L Earle LeMont as hosts. Mary Grainger was elected president Marie LeMont secretary and Evelyn Perry treasurer. Other attendees included Doris Perry Evelyn Clough and Charlotte Robbins. The evening featured coasting and a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie LeMont
Davis Family Return From Bangor and Bar Harbor Trip
Mr and Mrs Paul B Davis and their son Cary of 14 Dike Road returned Friday from a brief trip to Bangor and Bar Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Davis
Cary
Dike Road
Bangor
Bar Harbor
Friends of Davis Crockett Jr and Orion Wadsworth Recovering at Home
Friends report Davis Crockett Jr and Orion Wadsworth are regaining health at their Camden homes after the Montsweag crash on January 3. They returned last Tuesday and expect to be out soon. Mrs Belle J Foote, operated on at City hospital last week, is progressing as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Crockett, Jr
Orion Wadsworth
Montsweag
Camden
Belle J. Foote
Washington Street
City Hospital
Miss Katharine ODonnell Completes Bath City Hospital Course
Miss Katharine H. O'Donnell daughter of Mrs Bartholomew O'Donnell of 10 Franklin Street completed a three year course at Bath City Hospital Friday She left Saturday morning for a short vacation in Boston O'Donnell is a Morse High School graduate class of 1927
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine H. O'Donnell
Bartholomew O'Donnell
Franklin Street
Bath City Hospital
Boston
Miss O'Donnell
Morse High School
Local notes on residents health visits and gatherings
Mrs Evelyn Moses Trott is recovering enough to take daily walks after two months of illness. Augustus Perow returned Sunday night from Waterville where he had spent a few days. Mrs Henry Adams of upper Washington street hosted a card party last Tuesday with friends and refreshments. Besides family, attendees included Mrs Carl Blaisdell Mrs Howard Rice and Mrs Archie Wishart. Mrs Ernest B Purington of West Bath is under observation at Brunswick hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Moses Trott
Augustus Perow
Waterville
Henry Adams
Upper Washington Street
Carl Blaisdell
Howard Rice
Archie Wishart
Ernest B. Purington
West Bath
Brunswick Hospital
Banquet Guests Include Noted Officials at Poland Spring
Dr and Mrs Joseph Smith of Park Street attended a Thursday Poland Spring banquet hosted by John Hancock Life Insurance Co with examining physicians and officials and their wives as guests. Mrs John Cavanaugh from Washington Street is now able to go outside after months at home due to illness. Alton Littlefield of Central Maine Power Augusta will give an illustrated talk on the Wyman dam to the Winter Street Church Men's club next Friday night. Mr and Mrs M Langdon Hill of Portland sailed Tuesday for a two week West Indies Caribbean trip, joined by Mr and Mrs Gammons of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis G. Cooke
Silver Springs
Caroline Henderson
Joseph Smith
Park Street
Poland Spring
The
John Hancock Life Insurance Co
John Cavanaugh
Washington Street
Alton Littlefield
Central Maine Power Co
Augusta
Winter Street
M. Langdon Hill
Portland
West Indies
Caribbean Sea
Mrs. Hill
Mrs. Gammon
Middle Street
Bath visitors and local moves note weekend guests
Fred M. Berry from the State auditor's department in Augusta visited Bath Friday to audit the State Military and Naval Children's Home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis and Mrs. E. A. Stover spent Saturday in Portland. Mrs. Philip Roberts née Miss Rena Hosmer plans to move to Rumford with her husband. Mrs. James Bonney of Union street court visited Portland Friday. Mrs. Esther Folsom of Garden City and Mrs. William Matthews of Hastings-on-the-Hudson are visiting Mrs. Ralph G. Stetson in Washington street. Hastings-on-the-Hudson, NY, returned home after a Bath visit with Mrs. Stetson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Berry
State Auditor's Department
Augusta
Bath
Military and Naval Children's Home
Philip Roberts
Rena Hosmer
Rumford
Esther Folsom
Garden City
N. Y
William Matthews
Hastings-on-the-Hudson, N. Y
Folsom
Ralph G. Stetson
Washington Street
Hastings- on-the-Hudson
Ceaefire
Ington Street
Losier and Pero File Marriage Intentions in City Clerk’s Office
Joseph E. Losier a machinist and Dorothy R. Pero a stitcher filed marriage intentions Monday at the city clerk's office. Losier is son of Albert Losier of 25 Russell street and Pero is daughter of Roland Pero of 21 Russell street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Losier
Albert Losier
Russell Street
Dorothy R. Pero
Roland Pero
Cityclerk
Mrs. Kennerson Completes Third Transcontinental Trip
Mrs. Marcela E. Kennerson of Arrow sic has arrived in San Diego Cal at 4667 Park boulevard after leaving Monday Jan 12 on the 10 o'clock train. She endured a storm to Chicago before a pleasant conclusion to her journey arriving Friday Jan 16 at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcela E. Kennerson
Arrowsic
San Diego
Cal
Park Boulevard
Kennerson
Chicago
Parish League Meeting Plans Feb February Party
The League of Central church met in the parish house Monday evening with Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Page hosting. Plans for the Parish party for Feb 12 were made and aprons and other articles for next winter's fair were distributed. Members were asked to donate clothing for needy men and boys. Sandwiches cookies and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Church
Thompson
Page
Proctor and Merchant Marriage Records Filed
Marriage returns show Joseph A. Proctor Jr and Edith M. Merchant of Hinckley street wed January 20 at Wesley church parsonage by Rev. Forrest L. Littlefield. Mrs. Harry W. Crosman had been confined to her room but was able to be downstairs Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Proctor Jr
Hinckley Street
Edith M. Merchant
Proctor
Joseph A. Proctor
Buffalo
N. Y
John Merchant
Forrest L. Littlefield
Wesley Church Parsonage
Harry W. Crosman
Monay
Miss Carolyn Plant and Miss Helen Taylor Return to Kendall Hall
Miss Carolyn Plant and Miss Helen Taylor resumed studies at Kendall Hall in Pride's Crossing after spending the week in Bath. Miss Plant stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Chester A Plant. Miss Taylor stayed with Miss Arabelle Lord on Pearl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Plant
Helen Taylor
Pride's Crossing
Kendall Hall
Bath
Miss Plant
Chester A. Plant
Miss Taylor
Arabelle Lord
Pearl Street
Ex Alderman Harry Huse Returns To Washington Street Store
Former Alderman Harry M. Huse resumes duties at his Washington street shop after a two week illness confined him to home. He plans to reopen and resume customer service activities with his usual staff and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Huse
Washington Street
Dinner at Washington Street home yields prizes in contract
Mr and Mrs Mark W Sewall hosted a Monday night dinner on Washington street with three contract tables. Mrs Donald S Sewall of Boothbay Harbor won the ladies first prize and Rodney E Ross topped the men’s high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark W. Sewall
Washington Street
Donald S. Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Rodney E. Ross
Augusta visitors call on Henderson family in town
Mr. and Mrs. James Henderson of Augusta visited Monday at the home of his parents Sheriff and Mrs. Albert Henderson. Mrs. William M. Adams hosted her contract club Saturday night on Western Avenue. Mrs. Leroy Colby won first prize, Mrs. Roscoe P. McFadden second, and Miss Helen V. Downing received the consolation prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henderson
Augusta
Sheriff
Albert Henderson
William M. Adams
Western Avenue
Leroy Colby
Roscoe P. McFadden
Helen V. Downing
St Mary's Guild Hosts Meeting at Grace Church Parish House
Mrs Augustus Perow presided as hostess at St Marys guild of Grace Church gathering on Monday night at the parish house on Oak street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Perow
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church
Oak Street
Elizabeth Deering Returns to Cambridge for Studies
Miss Elizabeth Deering resumed studies at the Sargent school in Cambridge after a short visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Deering in Washington.
Bath Residents Welcome Visitors From Rumford and Boston
Mrs. Kate Clark, who lived on Drummond street and then with a sister in Rumford have returned to Bath and stay with Mrs. Edith Lemont on High street. Eugene Upham of Boston spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Lillian Upham on High street. Miss Rachel Upham joined Mr. Upham to visit friends in Lawrence for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Clark
Drummond Street
Rumford
Bath
Edith Lemont
High Street
Eugene Upham
Boston
Lillian Upham
Rachel Upham
Mr. Upham
Lawrence
Cutler
Boston Transcript
Lena Rich
High and
Lemont Streets
South End
Miss Mabel Redlon Visits Parents in Augusta
Miss Mabel Redlon of the Central Maine Power Co. Augusta spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J Albert Redlon on Lemont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Redlon
Central Maine Power Co
Augusta
J. Albert Redlon
Lemont Street
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Travel
Mrs. Howard Parks of Mechanic Street will return home Thursday after visiting her husband aboard the S S George Washington in Boston and with relatives in Quincy. Brian Jewett spoke at Hyannis Kiwanis ladies night after leaving Monday for Boston. Marion Wakefield came home Monday from Portland where she stayed with her aunt and uncle. Louis Silverman of Lawrence visited Mrs. Silverman and daughter Sarah at Isaac Mikels’s home on Elm Street. Eileen Bowker has left City Hospital and returned home with her parents on Lower Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Parks
Mechanic Street
George Washington
Boston
Quincy
Brian
Brian” Jewett
Kiwanis Club
Hyannis
Mass
Marion Wakefield
Portland
A. H. Fowle
Louis Silverman
Lawrence
Mrs. Silverman
Sarah
Isaac Mikels
Elm Street
Eileen Bowker
City Hospital
Mrs
Afton Bowker
Lower Washington Street
Mrs Kimball and daughter depart for New York City
Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball of High street left Monday for New York City where she will spend several days. She was accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Langdon T. Thaxter of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
New York City
Kimball
Langdon T. Thaxter
Portland
Weekend bridge party honors Au burn couple
Mr and Mrs David W White of Auburn returned from a weekend with Mr and Mrs Laurence Lowell at 27 Mechanic Street where a bridge party was given Saturday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Leslie Wold Miss Emma Ayer Mr and Mrs White and Alex Robinson of Brunswick and Mr and Mrs Lowell. Refreshments were served. Mrs Milton Trott entertains her card club at High Street Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. White
Auburn
Laurence Lowell
Mechanic Street
Leslie Wold
Emma Ayer
White
Alex Robinson
Brunswick
Lowell
Bath couple sails for San Diego via Panama route
Capt and Mrs 8 R Percy and Mr and Mrs Allen M Irish depart Wednesday for San Diego. They sail from New York Saturday on the steamship Pennsylvania. At Panama the Irish will transfer to a Panama Mail line steamer stopping at Pacific ports in Central America and Mexico. They expect to reach San Diego before returning to Bath around May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Percy
Allen M. Irish
San Diego
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Panama
Skillins observe 27th wedding anniversary in memory
Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Skillin of West Buxton formerly of this city where he was pastor of the First Baptist church marked their 27th wedding anniversary on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Skillin
West Buxton
This City
Skillin
First Baptist Church
Community Happenings and Local Notes in Bath
American Legion auxiliary serves baked beans supper Saturday five to seven at the American Legion building. A.J. Conti Jr spoke to Grace church Men's club on the New England Tel. & Tel. Co. relations with the public. A card party by Roland Smith auxiliary was moved to Wednesday night. The Merrymeeting Bay bridge reconstruction movement nears revival. Morse High School PTA to survey Kelley field for a playground with a fundraising card party Tuesday. A Peeping Tom reports in several neighborhoods. Maine Automobile Show draws local interest. The Corsair and crew updates, local wills, and courthouse notices populate daily life in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
A. J. Conti, Jr
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Grace Church
Conti
Roland Smith
American Legion Hall
Morse High School P. T. A
Kelley Field
Morse High School
Leroy Colby
Poems by Rev. Julian 8. Cutler Published in Universalist Book
Friends of Reverend Julian 8. Cutler of Pawtucket Rhode Island learn his poetry collection Songs of Cheer has been issued by the Universalist church press per an advertisement in another column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian
Cutler
Pawtucket
R. I
The
Universalist
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William Congdon
Bruce Street
Young Ladies Bridge Club
Mark Hennessy
Helen Larrabee
John J. Keegan
Harold Lupovitz
Mary Spear
Mac Bickle
Arline Footer
Matthew Garnett
Durham Road
Lisbon
Edith Wallace
Ruth Watson
Charles H. Berry
Miss Wallace
Shirley Bracey
Isabel Paisley
Julia Paisley
Katherine Trott
Edwina Nowell
Cora Mae Pearson
Vera Naugler
Frederick Wallace
Curtis
Silas Plant
Robert Bracey
Millard E. Watson
Raymond Watson
Charles J. Donnell
E. C. Dunning
Maurice J. Warner
H. C. Farrington
Hallowell
Clarence Fullerton
Henry C. Ripley
Somerville
P.T.A. Hall
Sterling Bible Class
Corliss Street Church
Annie Deerng
Vivian Plant
Annie Deering
Nellie Hunt
Annie Towle
Amelia Mitchell
Mary Bowker
Annie Jewett
Pearl Campbell
Clara Coombs
Ethel Hatch
Delma Bragg
Mildred Walker
Ruby Campbell
Lois
Lewis Swett
Linden Street
Hibbert Norton
Carol Stevens
Frances Shaughnessy
Barbara Ross
Bertha Lord
Ruth Dale
Betty Fuller
Catherine Hooper
Martha Cahill
Louise Calderwood
Isabelle Mackinnon
Jeanette Shackford
Ruth Powers
Paul Stinson
Charles Lee
Archie Mairt
Omar King
John Murray
Daniel Hall
Duncan Ferrell
William Green
Linwood Haynes
Paul Hayes
Porter Hymen
Newell Wilson
Lewiston
Rexford B. Stover
Frederick FE. Drake, Jr
Bowdoin
Paul Davis
E. A. Stover
James Bonney
Union Street Court
Carroll Deering
James Little
Edriel B. Little
Turnercourt
J. P. Morgan
Cor- Sair
Frigidaire
Corsair
Europe
Chester Sorensen
Board of Registration
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Fred P. Greenwood
Everett
May A. Greenwood
Detroit
Mich
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Methuen
Greenwood
Merrymeeting Bay
Mill Pond Ice Co
W.C.T.U
Y.M.C.A
S.T.L
Cosmopolitan Club
Edwin D. Hardin
Alice Johnson
T. W. Pease
Sagadahoc Pomona
Topsham
Masonic Temple
Lincoln
Montgomery and St. Bernard
R.A.C
Fireman’s Association
Baxterhall
Waterstreet
Ross Chase
Gardiner
Togus
Llewellyn Yattan
Richmond
South Windham
Worster
Sagadahoe County
T. W. Horsfield
Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
America
City of
Heas
Price
Arthur-Allen
Optometrist
Bath Trust
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!