Bath visitors and Brunswick figures linked by shared pasts
Rev and Mrs Benjamin Willmott of Leominster visited Bath on return from New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Mrs Willmott’s sister Mrs Mary Upton was called on at 800 High street. Also noted are a paralytic stroke to Mrs Josephine Clement and Orrin Donnell’s Bath visit recalling Brunswick baseball days and Bowdoin ties. Mr and Mrs George E Thompson of Brunswick lease a Boothbay Harbor cottage with daughter Ruth and sons Earl Harold and Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Willmott
Leominster
Mass
Wilmott
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Bath
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
City
Josephine Clement
Nicholas £. Michalas
High Street
Orrin Donnell
San Antonio
Texas
William A. Falr
Brunswick
Donnell
Bowdoin
Mr. Fall
Boothbay Harbor
George Nevens
Brunswick High School
Miss Frances Evans Leaves for Turner After Pop ham Beach Stay
Miss Frances Evans departed Friday for Turner after a ten day visit at Popham Beach as a guest of Miss June Donnell. Evans, residing in Tientsin China, attends Oberlin College in Oberlin Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Evans
Turner
Popham Beach
June Donnell
Miss Evans
Tientsin
China
Oberlin College
Oberlin, O
Paine Family Visits Parents in August
Mrs. Robert T. Paine and her two children Robert and Barbara recently arrived to spend August with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Hill of High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Paine
Robert
Barbara
Fred D. Hill
High Street
Mrs Edward J Lee Jr Ends Duties at Senter's Ine
Mrs Edward J Lee Jr of Milan street concluded duties at Senter's in Ine last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Lee, Jr
Milan Street
Senter’s
Ine
Miller Family Returns to Providence After Visit
Mr and Mrs Maurice Miller and son James returned to Providence Rhode Island Sunday after spending several weeks at Mrs Miller s former Grove street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Miller
James
Providence
Worrey Family Visits Framingham From New Hampshire
Mr and Mrs Eugene Worrey of Framingham Mass arrive with daughter Virginia and sons Stanley and Eugene Jr to visit his parents at 1207 Washington Street coming from Bristol NH where they stayed at Bungalow Village Rev Joseph O Purdue of the Winter Street church and five Troop 55 Boy Scouts left Friday to motor for Cadillac Mountain They plan to stay Friday night at a Scout cabin in Southwest Harbor and return to Bath The Scouts are Robert Minott Richard Minott Dwight Pierce Jr Russell Haskell and John Lowery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Worrey
Framingham
Mass
Virginia
Stanley
Eugene, Jr
Herbert E. Worrey
Washington Street
Bristol
N H
Bungalow Village
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Church
Troop 55
Boy Scouts of America
Cadillac Mountain
Southwest Harbor
Bath
Robert and
Richard Minott
Dwight Pierce, Jr
Ruswell Haskell
John Lowery
Luncheon and Bridge Honors Held for Alice Lippincott
Mrs E Everett Pierce hosted a Thursday luncheon and contract bridge at Stepping Stones for her sister Miss Alice Lippincott of Woodbury New Jersey. Six tables competed with prizes awarded to Mrs Seth Mullin first Miss Helen Downing second Mrs Frank Nichols third and Mrs Eben Marston consolation. Out of town guest Miss Mary P Hill of Topsham attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Everett Pierce
Alice Lippincott
Woodbury
N. J
Seth S. Mullin
Helen V. Downing
Frank B. Nichols
Eben J. Marston
Mary P. Hill
Topsham
Walker Family Returns From Visit to New Jersey
Mr and Mrs Irving Walker came back Friday to their Bogota New Jersey home after a 12 day visit with Mrs Walkers father Herbert L Hopkins 29 Spring Street her two sisters Mrs Lissa Dearborn and Mrs Harold B Wing and her brothers George J and Donald B Hopkins Mrs Emily Hyde Stewart daughter of the late Hon Charles E Hyde of Bath who had been visiting Miss Ruth Thompson of Brunswick at Boothbay Harbor and Miss Mary Watson of Middle Street joined them on the trip home to New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Walker
Bogota
N. J
Walker
Herbert L. Hopkins
Spring Street
Lissa Dearborn
Harold B. Wing
George J
Donald B. Hopkins
Emily Hyde Stewart
Charles E. Hyde
Bath
Ruth Thompson
Brunswick
Boothbay Harbor
Mary Watson
Middle Street
Mrs. Walker
New Jersey
Miss Elizabeth Sullivan Returns Home After Operation
Miss Elizabeth Sullivan daughter of Mrs Annie E Sullivan of 22 Liberty Street has returned home from Bath Memorial hospital two weeks after an operation. Sullivan graduated from Morse high school in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sullivan
Annie E. Sullivan
Liberty Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Miss Sullivan
Morse High School
Mrs Norsworthy Family Tops Weekend Visit and Cards
Mrs Leonard D Norsworthy and her children Folsom and Elizabeth traveled from Washington DC to stay with Rev Omar W Folsom and MissElsie Folsom. A South End PTA card party on Washington Street hosted 12 tables to benefit the Winnegance swimming pool with refreshments and prizes for high scores at each table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End P. T. A
Washington Street
Winnegance
W. H. Small
John Hunt
Informal Tea Honoring Prof Ralph Thompson Guest
Wesley Lemont hosted an informal tea Thursday afternoon at 18 School Street in honor of his guest Prof Ralph Thompson from Manchester New Hampshire. Attending were Adjutant and Mrs E J Tripp and their children Ruth and John, Mr and Mrs Henry Berkhout of Buffalo New York, and Mr and Mrs George McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Lemont
School Street
Ralph Thompson
Manchester
N.H
E. J. Tripp
Salvation Army Corps
Ruth
John
Henry Berkhout
Buffalo
N. Y
George McLean
Miss Betty Fuller Returns from New York Trip
Miss Betty Fuller came back Thursday to New York after spending two weeks with her classmate Miss Mary Alice Burnham Puller. They were met in Boston and joined on a trip to Connecticut where they viewed sights and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Fuller
N. Y
Mary Alice
Burnham Puller
Bos Puller
Conn
Local News and Socials From Town Events
Mr and Mrs Howard Rogers recent moved to 41 Milan street were surprised at a house warming hosted by friends. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Reinochl Mr and Mrs Donald Greene Mrs Arthur Gilmore and others. William Tanguay and son visit Mrs Arthur W Tanguay in Bath. A daughter weighing nine and a half pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Donald M Petrie of Wisconsin. Stella Brown departs Senter's beauty salon with a farewell birthday party hosted by Camille St Pierre and colleagues at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Rogers
Milan Street
Frank Reinochl
Donald Greene
Arthur Gilmore
Lancelot Cooper
Samuel Morse
Clarence Fullerton
Bath Memorial Hospital
Donald M
Petrie, Wiscasset
Stella Brown
Senter’s
Brunswick
Camille St. Pierre
Miss St. Pierre
Brown
Norwalk Woman Visits Niece in City
Mrs. Lillian Haynes of Norwalk Connecticut arrived in the city for a visit with her niece Mrs. William Crowley residing on Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Haynes
Norwalk
Conn
City
William Crowley
Union 'Trect
Mrs True and daughter visit relatives on Cape Cod
Mrs Edward D True and daughter Sallie Joan have been visiting Mr and Mrs Edward D True of Washington sirset. They left Wednesday last week for Cape Cod to write relatives for a few weeks before returning to New York. Mr True had been transferred from Troy Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. True
Sallie Joan
Mr. True
Washington
Cape Cod
New York
Truce
Troy
Ohio
Lincolns Visit Popham Beach Guests Of Mrs Donnell
Col and Mrs F W Lincoln of Washington DC arrived Friday to spend the weekend as guests of Mrs Charles J Donnell at Popham Beach. They were accompanied by their daughter Miss Virginia Lincoln a senior at Wellesley College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Lincoln
Washington, D. C
Charles J. Donnell
Popham Beach
Col. Lincoln
United States Army
Virginia Lincoln
Wellesley College
Garden Patch Hosts Many Visitors at Worrey Home
The Garden Patch at 1207 Washington Street hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Suedeho of Dunellin NJ and Miss Penella Langenan of New York City. Other attendees ranged from Miss Ethel Curran of Westboro MA to Mrs. Whitman of Somerville MA and several residents from RI and NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Herbert J E. Worrey
Charles A. Suedeho
Dunellin
N. J
Bruce H. Rittenburger
Dunkirk
N. Y
John Goffin
Niagara Falls
Miss Watson
Edward Langenan
Penella Langenan
New York City
Ethel Curran
Westboro
Mass
Myers
Roxbury
Robert Daly
Lexington
George Houser
Yonkers
Whitman
Somerville
Frederick Blackley
Washington, D. C
Frank Goffin
Pawtucket
R. I
C. A. Bernie
Nellie J. Bernie
Ida L. Bernie
Robert Grassier
Quincy
Edna D. Rice
Marjorie Cummings
Topsham
Keene
Mattie Oliver
Beatrice Black
Bath
Ferrell Family Visits New Castle Authors Charleston Ties
Comdr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ferrell with two daughters from Charleston, S C, arrived to spend weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Edmund C Tarbell of New Castle NH. Ferrell recently moved to Charleston after three years as Superintending Constructor U S N at Bath Iron Works. Mr and Mrs Earl Eastman and daughter Julia of Reading MA arrived to visit Mr and Mrs Scott Ward at Hardings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Ferrell
Charleston
S. C
Edmund C. Tarbell
New Castle
N. H
Comdr. Ferrell
Bath Iron Works
Earl Eastman
Julia
Reading
Mass
Mr. Eastman
Mrs
Scott Ward
Hardings
Dearborn Couple Visits Pinsons in Washington Street
Mr and Mrs Frank Scotten of Dearborn Michigan arrived Tuesday evening for a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Edwin Pinson of 81 Washington Street. Mr Scotten, a mechanical engineer, works for the Great Lakes Engineering Works of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scotten
Dearborn, Mich
Edwin Pinson
Washington Street
Scotten
Great Lakes Engineering Works
Detroit
Pinson Family Returns After Visit in Corliss and Washington Streets
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pinson Jr and son Edwin III of Skowhegan returned Thursday evening after a several day visit with Mrs Pinsons parents Mr and Mrs Charles Soule on Corliss street and with Mr and Mrs Edwin Pinson on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Pinson, Jr
Edwin 3Rd
Skowhegan
Local visitors join Ward family weekend in Hardings
Miss Violet Marks and Mr and Mrs Er nest Ward with son Robert of Augusta arrived Saturday to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Scott Ward in Hardings. Miss Irma Gilman a Bath native teaching in Waverly Mass tours the West visiting New Mexico and California and Yellowstone Park on return. Chester Colby chief engineer aboard the Hugh Chisholm yacht Aras cruising Norwegian Swedish waters writes of witnessing the King's Water Jubilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Marks
Ernest Ward
Robert
Augusta
Scott Ward
Hardings
Irma Gilman
Waverly
Mass
New Mexico
California
Yellowstone Park
Chester Colby
Hugh Chisholm
Aras
Weeks Street
Elizabeth McGrath Completes Summer School Study
Miss Elizabeth McGrath finished studies at the Parmington Summer School and returned to Bath on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McGrath
Parmington
Bath
Island visitors and local luncheon chapter
Mr and Mrs Winfield Ham plan to return from Islesford after four months at the summer cottage near Bar Harbor. Mr and Mrs Harold Grimmer of Lewiston visit Mrs Grimmer, formerly Miss Mabel Nelson, at Washington Street. Mrs Guy Crosby and others motored to Saco Thursday for a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Ham
Islesford
Bar Harbor
Harold Grimmer
Lewiston
Charles Nelson
Washington Street
Grimmer
Mabel Nelson
Guy Crosby
Ernest Davis
George Merrill
Thomas Pankhurst
Clarence Merrill
Saco
Powers Dalton engagement noted in Brunswick
Dr and Mrs Maxwell Powers of Middle Street announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth A Powers to Clarence W Dalton of Brunswick. Ruth Powers studied art at Morse High and the Vesper George School of Design in Boston. Dalton is son of Mr and Mrs Coleman Dalton of Brunswick and a Brunswick High School graduate. The wedding is planned for Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Powers
Middle Street
Ruth A. Powers
Clarence W. Dalton
Brunswick
Miss Powers
Morse High School
Vesper George School of Design
Boston
Mr. Dalton
Coleman Dalton
Brunswick High School
Visitors listed at local homes and travels
Mrs John McInnes returned Thursday to her home on Washington street after a week at Southpars with Mrs Mark W Sewall. Stillman Shaw and daughter Gene of Windsor Conn, Mrs Mildred Caswell New York artist, and Mr and Mrs Henry H Church Taunton Mass are guests of Mr and Mrs Charles T Jackson 648 Middle street. Mr and Mrs Church will pass the remainder of the month at the Jackson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McInnes
Washington Street
Southpars
Mark W. Sewall
Missionary Society of Corliss Street
Ida Purington
Middle Street
Miss Jean Ogden Visits Bath From New York
Miss Jean Ogden of New York and her mother and two sisters are spending a few weeks at their summer home at Douglas Hill and recently called on friends in Bath. Ogden formerly taught at Morse High School and now holds a secretarial position with the Columbia Broadcasting Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ogden
New York
Douglas Hill
Bath
Ogden
Morse High School
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Bowdoinham couple greet guests on first visit in over a year
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Jack of Bowdoinham give them a hearty greeting on their first town visit in more than a year. The former Bowdoinham postmaster, once with the customs department, suffered a illness in June 1934 and stayed in Gardiner hospital for months. He is much improved and uses a cane to assist walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Jack
Bowdoinham
Customs Department
Gardiner Hospital
Stewart Family Visiting In Maine And Bath
Mrs Edward J Stewart Jr of Needham Massachusetts is visiting Mrs Charles Curtis on Center Street for a few days. Mr and Mrs Stewart have been with his mother at Kennebec Point and daughter Molly Stewart has stayed there for weeks. Mrs Stewart was formerly Sallie Hodgkins of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Stewart, Jr
Needham, Mass
Charles Curtis
Center Street
Stewart
Edward J. Stewart
Kennebec Point
Molly Stewart
Sallie Hodgkins
Bath
Fourth Birthday Party for Wallace S. Jones Jr.
Wallace S. Jones Jr. at 115 Dummer Street entertained 11 friends for a fourth birthday with a merry afternoon and many gifts. Attendees included John Wishart Rodney Wright Beverly White Nancy Hudson Barbara Hudson Ruth Harriman Claire McKay Jean McKay Dorothy Mitchell and Josephine Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace S. Jones, Jr
Dummer Street
John Wishart
Rodney Wright
Beverly White
Nancy
Barbara Hudson
Ruth Harriman
Claire
Jean McKay
Dorothy Mitchell
Josephine Jones
Local visitors return from trips to relatives in surrounding towns
Miss Dorothy Crooker, employed in Boston, arrives to spend two weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Crooker of High street. Oscar Trott, employed in the Charlestown Navy Yard, Boston, has returned after a few days visit with Raymond Clark of upper Washington. Miss Lydia Atwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Atwood of Washington street, returns from a week in Quincy as guest of her brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Atwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Crooker
Boston
Mrs
Herman Crooker
High Street
Oscar Trott
Charlestown Navy Yard
Raymond Clark
Upper Washington Street
Lydia Atwood
John Atwood
Washington Street
Quincy
Mass
Reginald Atwood
Francis Ryan
Raymond and
Francis
Lowell, Mass
Edward Vigne
Upper High Street
Student nurse Barbara Norton resumes duties in Boston
Miss Barbara Norton, a student nurse at the Deaconess hospital in Boston, returned to duties last week after a three week vacation spent with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur C Norton of High street and with her uncle Elmer Larrabee in Norwich Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Norton
Deaconess Hospital
Boston
Arthur C. Norton
High Street
Elmer Larrabee
Norwich
Conn
Cleveland Man Ends Visit at Pemberton Hollingsheads
James Given of Cleveland left Friday after a visit at the Summer home of his aunt Mrs. Lyman B. Hollingshead in Pemberton New Jersey. He was accompanied to Pemberton by Mrs. Hollingshead and family and friends who will spend several days at the Hollingshead residence. Dr Hollingshead will join his family for the annual vacation on their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Given
Cleveland, O
Lyman B. Hollingshead
Pemberton
N. J
Upper Washington Street
Mrs Weston P Holman Undergoes Throat Operation
Mrs Weston P Holman wife of the former Beacon Street Methodist pastor now of Camden and member of Les Camarades Musicaux underwent a throat survival operation at Deaconess hospital in Boston on Wednesday of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Camden
Les Camarades Musicaux
Deaconess Hospital
Boston
Mrs Wallace and sister return from Swans Island visit
Mrs George Wallace of Somerset place and Mrs Olive Walker of Rockland returned to Mrs Wallace’s home after spending two weeks as guests of their father on Swans Island. Mrs Walker will stay another week with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wallace
Somerset Place
Olive Walker
Rockland
Stratford Party Arrives For Two Week Outing At Olsen Head
Mrs. Conrad Olsen and daughters Thelma and Hazel of Stratford Connecticut arrive with guests Miss Mabel Wing from Bridgeport and Miss Katherine Horahan from Stratford for a two week outing at the Olsen estate head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Olsen
Thelma and
Hazel
Stratford, Conn
Mabel Wing
Bridgeport, Conn
Katherine Horahan
Olsen A
Percy Family Vacation at Popham Beach Cottage
Dr and Mrs D Thomas Percy of Arlington Mass with their son Minot Percy and Mrs Percy with their four children of Dedham Mass arrived last week to spend two weeks at their cottage at Popham Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Thomas Percy
Arlington Mass
Minot Percy
Percy
Dedham
Mass
Popham Beach
Genesta Sewing Circle Attends Five Islands Summer Party
On August 7 Mr. and Mrs. Dora L. Howard hosted Genesta Sewing Circle and friends at their Five Islands summer home. Guests traveled by Blue Bird bus and cars. Activities included sailing, fishing, swimming, cards, and walks with a noon picnic and hot coffee. Notable attendees named include Mrs. George Rogers, Mrs. Benjamin Suvage, Miss Annie Cox, Mrs. Paul Bagdikian, Anita and Paul Jr., and many others from Augusta and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rogers
Benjamin Siuvage
Wallace Atwood
Clyde Lake
Charles Carr
Annie Hall
Harold’ Hall
Wilson
Lewis Sanborn
Thomas F. Perkins
Ruby Curtis
Harry Rodick
Annie Cox
Fred Fuller
Paul Bagdikian
Anita
Paul, Jr
Emma Ehlers
Luther Thompson
George Merrill
William Congdon
Wilbur Oliver
Arthur Oliver
William Craft
Milton Douglas
Helen Wishart
Frank H. Reinoehl
Horace Ward
Leonard Munsey
Sarah Pinkham
Augusta
Ray Reid Named New England Representative for Dreier Hotels
Ray Reid of Seguinland has been appointed New England representative for the Dreier Hotels in New York City, with an office at 120 Boylston Street in Boston. Reid has years of experience with top New York hotels, and the Dreier Hotels operate the Plymouth, President, Capitol, and Cadillac in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Reid
Walter E. Reid
Seguinland
New England
Dreier Hotels
New York City
Boylston Street
Boston
Mr. Reid
New York
Plymouth
Capitol
Cadillac
Visits and travel notes among New England and Florida social set
Miss Stella Corliss of Orlando visits cousin Miss Gertrude Greenleaf on Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jones of Shelton pass Thursday with her brother William S. Newell and Mrs. Newell on Washington street. Mrs. George B. Gow of Somerville is called home by the illness of her mother Mrs. Fiorenzo Robinson at 1149 Washington. Mrs. Rupert H. Baxter and Mrs. Harry W. Tucker with Miss Clare Coombs leave Thursday for the White mountains, return Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Corliss
Orlando, Fla
Gertrude Greenleaf
Washington Street
Philip Jones
Shelton, Conn
William S. Newell
Mrs. Newell
George B. Gow
Somerville
Mass
Fiorenzo Robinson
Rupert H. Baxter
Harry W. Tucker
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
White Mountains
Farrars’ Bath Visit Marred by Car Theft and Vandalism
The Farrar family from Minneapolis and Dorothy Farrar, visiting relatives in Lawrence, Massachusetts, returned to a wrecked car with windows removed and door handles torn off. Luggage was stolen after the vehicle was parked at the Madden residence in Mechanic Street. Mr. Farrar is a cousin of opera star Geraldine Farrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Farrar
Dorothy Farrar
Minneapolis
Minn
Canada
New England
Mr. Farrar
Geraldine Farrar
Visiting Bates relatives in Springfield
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gewinner of Springfield Massachusetts are visiting Mrs. Gewinner previously Miss Rosina Bates formerly Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gewinner
Springfield, Mass
John L. Bates
Andrews Road
Gewinner
Rosina Bates
Kennebunkport Golf Tournament Attracts Sewall Family
Mrs. Milton S. Kimball and two children Mary and John with Augustus Ingwerson of Augusta visit Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball in High Street. Marshall Sewall of New York joins his mother Mrs. Frank L. Sewall and sister Miss Nancy Sewall at Kennebunkport where Mr. Sewall participates in the local golf tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton S. Kimball
Mary
John
Augustus Ingwerson
Augusta
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Marshall Sewall
New York
Frank L. Sewall
Nancy Sewall
Kennebunkport
Sewall
Family Visit Ties Canadian, Maine Kin
Mr and Mrs Herbert A Brawn and son Herbert Jr of Beauharnois Quebec visit his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur W Brawn in West Bath and her parents Mr and Mrs John L Bates on Andrews road in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Brawn
Herbert, Jr
Beauharnois
Quebec
Arthur W. Brawn
West Bath
John L. Bates
Andrews Road
This City
Lakewood trip to see Cornelia Otis Skinner sketches
Mrs. William S. Newell Miss Mary Newell Mrs. Charles H. Cahill and Mrs. Byron F. Barker motored to Lakewood Thursday to attend the afternoon performance of Cornelia Otis Skinner in character sketches and impersonations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Mary Newell
Charles H. Cahill
Lakewood
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Lakewood Social Update Names Miss Rogers in Spotlight
Miss Nancy Sewall visits Miss Mary Rogers at Lakewood as Rogers links to an important Lakewood Players role last week. Sewall is introduced as the daughter of Mrs. Frank L. Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Sewall
Frank L. Sewall
Mary Rogers
Lakewood
Safford Family at Sunny Crest Cottage on New Meadows
Mr and Mrs Harold Safford Jr and daughter Margaret spend the remainder of summer with the Saffords at Sunny Crest cottage on the New Meadows Rockhaven. Mrs Percival Safford of Rochester NH visited Beatrice Black Grove street. Hodson Wilton Woolen master mechanic and family visited sister Mrs Winslow Middle street. Edith Botzin of Boston visits Sylvia Kutz Cobb road. Mrs Duer Breck of New York and Small Point visits Anne Kimball Lincoln. Annabel Stearns of Chestnut street returns home after two weeks guest of cousin Gen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Safford, Jr
Margaret
Fletcher Harford
Richard
Mrs
Harold Safford
Sunny Crest
Rockhaven
New Meadows
Percival Safford
Rochester
N. H
Beatrice Black
Grove Street
M. Hodson
Wilton Woolen Co
Wilton
J. S. Winslow
Winslow
Middle Street
Edith Botzin
Boston
Sylvia Kutz
Max Kutz
Cobb Road
Duer D. Breck
New York
Small Point
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
Weekend guests return from Moosehead Lake camp
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pennell and son Leon Jr of High street and Arthur B. Stearns of Chestnut street returned after visiting Moosehead Lake as guests of General H. A. Shaw at Camp Nolangamoik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Pennell
Leon, Jr
High Street
Arthur B. Stearns
Chestnut Street
Moosehead Lake
H. A. Shaw
Camp Nolangamoik
Engagement Tea At Powers Home Announces Dalton Seat
Miss Ruth Powers hosted a four to six engagement tea at her parents Dr and Mrs Maxwell Powers Middle Street with about 50 guests. The betrothal of Miss Powers to Clarence W Dalton of Brunswick was announced Friday. Miriam Doble and Louise Calderwood poured. Briarcliffe rose and baby's breath centerpiece carried pink double hearts with the names. Out of town guests included Betty Barnhill Miami Fla Virginia Lincoln Washington DC Leonice Blandy Barbara Blandy Worcester MA Mary A Hare Germantown Pa Dorothy Mattson Newton MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Powers
Maxwell Powers
Middle Street
Miss Powers
Clarence W. Dalton
Brunswick
Miriam Doble
Louise Calderwood
Briarcliffe Rose
Baby
Betty Barnhill
Miami, Fla
Virginia Lincoln
Washington, D. C
Leonice
Barbara Blandy
Worcester
Mass
Mary A. Hare
Germantown
Dorothy
Betty Mattson
Newton, Mass
Mrs. Dorothy Sheldon Becomes Mrs. Short Again
Mrs. Dorothy Sheldon of Bath New York and Columbus Ohio becomes Mrs. Harry Short after marriage. she visits her parents Mr and Mrs William H Sheldon at 531 High Street before returning to Goshen New York for horse racing events with Mr Short, owner and driver, then to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Short
Columbus, O
Dorothy Sheldon
Bath
William H. Sheldon
High Street
Goshen
N. Y
Short
Rockingham Park
Columbus
Crosby Son Returns From East Brunswick To New York
Donald H. Crosby son of Mr and Mrs Guy H Crosby of Crosby's Inn East Brunswick returns to New York Tuesday after visiting his parents He works as a sound technician in New York recently completed sound effects for the Maxie Baer radio show and helped with Frank Buck's Wild Cargo He expects continued work on another talkie with Buck's associate in wildlife themes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald H. Crosby
Guy H. Crosby
Crosby's Inn
East Brunswick
New York City
Mr. Crosby
New York
Maxie Baer
Frank Buck
Social Week End Revelries Across Coastal Towns
Dr and Mrs Donald F Preble of 167 Court Street spent the weekend at Bar Harbor. Mrs Clarence W Morse and Miss Clare M Coombs visited Southport as guests of Mrs Mark W Sewall. Mr and Mrs Henry O Trowbridgs of 13 Andrews Road spent the weekend at Old Orchard Beach staying at the Brunswick Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald F. Preble
Court Street
Bar Harbor
Clarence W. Morse
Clare M. Coombs
Southport
Mark W. Sewall
Henry O. Trowbridgs
Andrews Road
Old Orchard Beach
Brunswik Hotel
J. E. Haggett
Clifton Morong
Popham Beach
Notable Bath Area Social and Sporting Weekend Roundup
Master Stanley Cressey heads to Camp William Hinds at Panther Pond for the season. Visitors include Edward Bridgham Jr and George Sarkis at Squirrel Island tennis courts. Local residents travel for visits, trips, and family gatherings across Bath and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Cressey
Trceep 52
William Hinds
Panther Pond
Edward W. Bridgham, Jr
George Sarkis
Squirrel Island
Langs announce marriage of Beatrice Smith Lang to Harold Purrington
Cards report the marriage of Beatrice Smith Lang, daughter of Mr and Mrs George S Lang, to Harold Arthur Purrington on Saturday August 10 at Newburyport Massachusetts. Friends of Henry C Wright at Eaton's ranch Wolf Wyoming received cards describing scenery and a splendid ranch with about 100 guests he is traveling with daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Lang
Beatrice Smith Lang
Harold Arthur Purrington
Newburyport
Mass
Henry C. Wright
Eaton's
Wolf
Wyoming
Boston visitors attend two Red Sox Senators games at Fenway
Herbert Henderson and William Gove were Boston visitors Sunday attending two games between the Boston Red Sox and the Washington Senators at Fenway Park. Others from Bath at the games were Martin Powers, Samuel Povich and Orvis Bonney of East Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Henderson
William Gove
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Fenway Park
Bath
Martin Powers
Samuel Povich
Orvis Bonney
East Brunswick
Baxter and Stiness Guests In Bath Summer Visit
Honorable Rupert H. Baxter and Honorable C. Stiness of Providence Rhode Island are spending the summer in Bath with Mrs. Stiness at the Higgins home on North street. Mrs. Byron I Barker left Monday noon for the White Mountains and will spend the night at the Tip Top House Mount Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert H. Baxter
C. Stiness
Providence
R. I
Bath
Essex Man In Hartford Hospital After Auto Accident
Robert Bradeen son of Dr and Mrs Frederick Bradeen of Essex Conn remains in Hartford hospital after an automobile accident as a passenger suffering a concussion of the brain. His condition Monday was favorable following the seven o clock incident near Essex on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bradeen
Frederick Bradeen
Essex
Picnic for Philathea class on Corliss Street church grounds
Ten members of the Philathea class at the Corliss Street church attended the annual picnic and weinie roast on Saturday. A. Plant was guest of honor with Velma Cornish and several Mrs. names among the travelers. other attendees included Mrs. Stephen Bracey, Mrs. Murray Bridges, Mrs. Arthur Berry, Mrs. Seth Snipe, Mrs. Walter James, Mrs. Ralph Lewis, Mrs. Lula Herbert, Mrs. Bernice Achorn, and Mrs. Chester A. Plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Corliss Street
Chester
Ae . A. Plant
Velma Cornish
Stephen Bracey
Murray Bridges
Arthur Berry
Seth Snipe
Walter James
Ralph Lewis
Lula Herbert
Bernice Achorn
Chester A. Plant
Melzard Family Weekend Visit at York Beach
Mr and Mrs George Melzard and daughter Eunice and Mrs Bertha Rogers of Court street spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Eugene Colerman at Cameleddick light York Beach. Miss Eunice Melzard will remain with Mr and Mrs Coleman for several weeks. Miss Melzards grandmother Mrs Mary Ingham is spending the summer with Mr and Mrs Goleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Melzard
Eunice
Bertha Rogers
Court Street
Eugene Colerman
Cameleddick Light
York Beach
Miss Eunice Melzard
Coleman
Miss Melzard
Mary Ingham
Goleman
Munargo Captain Goodman Visits Old Friends Amid Reunion Plan
Cant rt F. Goodman of the Munargo returns to New York after a Monae visit from Ocean Park to see sister Miss Jane A. Goodman at 741 Middle Street. He expects to attend Morse High School class 25th reunion next year and is noted for athletic prowess. Mrs Sturtevant and Mrs Shea attend Amherst lecturers conference with John Carter of Woolwich grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt F. Goodman
Munson Line
New Florida
West Indies
Goodman
Monae
Ocean Park
Jane A. Goodman
Middle Street
New York
Capt. Goodman
Honest Goodman
Oak Ondcoln
Ee High School
Capt
Goodmen
Ir Morse High School
Fred Sturtevant
West Bath Grange
Maurice Shea
John Carter
Woolwich Grange
Amherst
Mass
Mrs McClure and daughter Return From Canadian Visit
Mrs J Horace McClure and her daughter Miss Mary MacClure returned Tuesday from Presque Isle where they visited Mrs McClure's parents Mr and Mrs Howard B Everett. They also traveled to New Brunswick in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Horace McClure
Mary MacClure
Presque Isle
Local family weekend visits and alumni notes
Mr and Mrs Irving Wright and family returned from Kittery where they stayed with relatives Mr and Mrs E J Stickney. Miss Anne Brookings, formerly of Woolwich and Morse High School, spoke at Nequasset Methodist church and described her teaching in Natal South Africa. Mrs Everett Burt and sons visited her parents on Dummer Street. J Frank Hunt family vacationed at Brighams Cove. Clarence Seavey of Engine 4 left for a two week vacation in St John New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Wright
Mildred
Irving and
Linwood
Washington Street
Kittery
Mr. Wright
E. J. Stickney
Anne Brookings
Nequasset Methodist Church
Woolwich
Morse High School
Bates College
Spellman Institute
Georgia
Natal
South Africa
Inanda
Morse
Clarence Seavey
St. John
N. B
Mitchells of Milan Attend Portland Wedding
Mr and Mrs Whitman Mitchell of Milan Street visited Portland where they were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell of Bram hall Street. They attended the wedding of Louise Marion Mitchell of Portland and Byron Wright of Champlain New York. The bride works at Canal National Bank and the groom works for Davey Tree Expert Co. They will reside in Bar Harbor for the rest of the summer and fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman Mitchell
Milan Street
Portland
Mr. Mitchell
Charles Mitchell
Bramhall Street
Louise Marion Mitchell
Byron Wright
Champlain
N. Y
Canal National Bank
Davey Tree Expert Co
Wright
Bar Harbor
Local Social Roundup Notes Weekend Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs R F Hill visited Moose Pond with friends while Mrs Earnest Rice and Mrs Lee Abbott left to spend two weeks at Alton Bay N H. Mr and Mrs J E Haggett spent the weekend at Popham Beach. Mr and Mrs Martin Watrous arrived from Boston and New York and settled at Sedgemere their summer home on the New Meadows. Mrs Lottie Eaton Card went to Watertown Mass to visit the Spechts and returned with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Hill
Lincoln Street
Moose Pond
Earnest Rice
Lee Abbott
Alton Bay
N. H
Martin Watrous
Boston
New York
Sedgemere
New Meadows
Atkins
Washington Street
Bath
Roderick Family Returns From New York Visit
Mr and Mrs Maurice Roderick and their children Maurice Jane and Donald of Jackson Heights New York have returned from a two week visit with Mrs Rodericks parents Mr and Mrs Carl Meister of Washington Street They were joined by Mrs Rodericks sister Mrs Alton King of Brunswick Road who will stay for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Roderick
Maurice
Jane
Donald
Jackson Heights
N. Y
Roderick
Carl E. Meister
Washington Street
Tribute to Gov Brann by Maine pastor at Kiwanis
The Rev J Clarence Leckemby of Pittsfield Baptist church praised Governor Louis J Brann as Maine’s top booster of recreational and industrial ventures in a talk before the Augusta Kiwanis club. He said Brann was the first public figure nationwide to publicly support the U S Constitution when it faced attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Brann
Maine
J. Clarence Leckemby
Pittsfield
Cod lands big catch at down river resort
Henry Patrick of Camp Ellis caught the largest cod in years at the down river resort near the Saco river mouth. Biddeford residents who witnessed the 89 inch monster claimed it may be the paternal head of the cod family in Saco bay. The fish was hooked near the dredger operating at the river mouth, shocking the dredger crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Patrick
Camp Ellis
Biddeford
Saco Bay
Saco River
City News and Upcoming Events in Bath and Nearby
The Maine Industrial Accident Commission plans a meeting August 15 in Bath in the city hall. Bath Country Club prepares a Mid-Summer show with two big prize shipments and a Balmy Days excursion for Friday night. Voter lists for the September referendum are handed to City Clerk Gilmore Pri day with ward changes noted. The Registration board runs August 28 to September 4, excluding Labor Day. Mrs. Gardiner hosts a Woolwich Red Cross garden party August 16 at Phips Point. Memorial hospital trustees set a Visitors day date. Boothbay hotels report their strongest summer in years with many guests turned away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Country Club
Times Company
Maine
Bath
Boothbay
Islands
Gilmore Priday
Board of Registration
Wm. Tudor Gardiner
Phips Point
Woolwich Red Cross
Woolwich
Bath residents hitchhike to Boston and back in day trip
William Gove and Herbert Henderson walked from Bath to Boston reaching the Hub at 1 pm to attend a Red Sox and Senators double header, then returned by 11 pm with help from friendly motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William Gove
Herbert Henderson
Bath
Red Sox
Washington Senators
Mayor Sewall Vetoes Street Light Installations
Mayor Arthur Sewall issued his first veto targeting two proposed electric street lights costing $18 yearly each. Petitions from Carleton Rideout and Fred N. Sanborn spurred council orders to install lights on North street extension and Middle street. Public lighting favored the projects, but the veto cites lack of appropriation. action hinges on a likely September 4 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Carleton Rideout
North Street
Fred N. Sanborn
Middle Street
Oak
North Streets
Central Maine Power Co
John Wilson
Sewall
Edward F. Miller
Erosion Project Chosen in Maine Near Presque Isle
The Soil Erosion Service selects about 36000 acres in east central Aroostook County near Presque Isle for the first Maine project with a $125000 allotment. About 200 workers will be hired this year and five year contracts will govern post federal work with local farmers. Non productive areas will be reforested while the rest receives advanced conservation treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aroostook County
Presque Isle
Soil Erosion Service
Maine
Aroostook
Also Mentioned on This Page
George E. Thompson
U.S. Fish Hatchery
Earl
Harold and
Leonard D. Norsworthy
Folsom
Elizabeth
William Tanguay
Philadelphia
William Junior
Arthur W. Tanguay
Wesley Street
Carroll Watson
Out of Town
John H. Beebe, Jr
Wakefield
Elizabeth E. Webber
Helen Stearns
Cambridge
Cambridge, Mass
Elizabeth Webber
Lower Washington Street
Annabel A. Stearns
Gen
Elford A. Stover
Elford Austin Stover, Jr
Hope B. Whitman
University of Maine
David L. Wilson
Thomas S. Gibbons
Arthur G. Oliver
Marion Dain
Prince Edward's Island
Jesse Allen
Fore River
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp
Quincy, Mass
Hotel Phoenix
Kenneth Sheldon
Winslow Grey
Falmouth
Sheldon
William Sheldon
Percival P. Baxter
Fenton Tomlinson
William H. Fisher
Lake Cobbosseecontee
Everett Burt
Donald and
Robert of
Woodfords
Mrs. Burt
Melville Rice
J. Frank Hunt
Joan
Bradford
J. Albert Redson
Brigham's Cove
Lottie Eaton Card
Watertown
Alden Specht
Mrs. Specht
Mrs. Savage
Cora Savage
Maine Industrial Accident Commission
The
Memorial Hospital
Boothbay Region
Sacred Heart Circle, D. of I
Eastern Steamship Wharf
Snipe Boys
Ed Wynn
City Landing
Keenan Wynn
Lakewood Theatre
Walter Taylor
Highland Street
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