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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1934

Page

6

Women golfers tie for second net at Portland Country Club

Mrs Alden G Smith and Mrs Frank M Lowe of Purpoodock CC share second net honors in the Women's State Golf Association tournament held Wednesday at Portland CC. Cate Thomas of Portland won low gross and tied for low net with Anne Wheeler of Augusta, also winning the putting contest with 22 putts.

Alden G. Smith Frank M. Lowe Purpoodock Country Club Portland Country Club Bath Smith Rodney E. Ross Edwin H. Given E. Motley Fuller Marvin Truss Richard Hersom Betty Fuller Cate Thomas Portland Anne Wheeler Augusta Thomas Augusta Country Club

Mrs McInnes Hosts Luncheon For Mrs Cobb At Washington Street Home

Mrs John McInnes entertained with a Thursday luncheon at her Washington street home for Mrs Palmer Cobb of Haverford Pennsylvania. Two tables of contract were played with Mrs Cobb winning the prize. Out of town guests included Mrs John McInnes of Stroudwater Mrs Eleanor Randall of Portland and Mrs Paul Tiemer of West Orange New Jersey. Visitors from Boston Miss Marion Pullen and Miss Marion Wetmore had been at Boothbay Harbor and called on Bath friends.

John McInnes Washington Street Palmer Cobb Haverford Cobb Stroudwater Eleanor Randall Portland Paul Tiemer West Orange N. J Marion Pullen Marion Wetmore Boston Boothbay Harbor Bath

Five Bath men drive to Boston for Yankee Red Sox doubleheader

Maurice Libby Moses Kennerson Frank Cromwell Fred Summerton and Richard Frates left Bath Saturday afternoon by auto for Boston where they attended the double header on Sunday between the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park.

Maurice Libby Moses Kennerson Frank Cromwell Fred Summerton Richard Frates Bath Auto Boston New York Yankees Boston Red Sox Fenway Park

Mrs Chester Dana Returns Home With Infant Barbara Isabel

Mrs Chester Dana and her infant daughter Barbara Isabel have left Memorial hospital and returned to their home on Milan street.

Chester Dana Barbara Isabel Milan Street Memorial Hospital

Mrs Martin Delays Newport Trip For Week

Mrs Harold B Martin planned to join her naval officer husband in Newport R I but will now depart Saturday August 18 after Mr Martin is summoned to Baltimore Md for a week. She stays with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry F Chellis at 5 Federal Street until leaving. George Morgan of New York City left Thursday after visiting Mr and Mrs James A Gillies of Washington Street.

Harold B. Martin Newport R. I Mr. Martin Martin Baltimore Harry F. Chellis Federal Street George Morgan New York City James A. Gillies Washington Street

Dinner party honors wedding couple at county club

George Baer Connard and Samuel Wakeman hosted a dinner on August 8 at the County club for Donald N. Small whose wedding to Miss Marjory Dearborn is set for Popham Beach on August 18. Guests included Rog er D. Skillings Edwin R. Andrews Charles R. Andrews James A. Gillies Alden G. Smith Edwin H. Given Pinkham Royal A. Johnson win H. P. Lowell Selwyn Towne P. Briggs George Hopkins Mar yini Truss Joseph Small and George Morgan of New York.

George Baer Connard Samuel Wakeman Donald N. Small Marjory Dearborn Popham Beach Roger D. Skillings Edwin R. Andrews Charles R. Andrews James A. Gillies Alden G. Smith Edwin H. Given Pinkham Royal A. Johnson Win H. P. Lowell Selwyn Towne

Eastman Family At Ward Cottage In New Meadows

Mr and Mrs Earle Eastman and daughter Julia of Reading Massachusetts pass two weeks at the Scott R Ward Cottage on the New Meadows. Mr Eastman is a brother to Mrs Ward. Mrs Lawrence B Martin of Groton Ontario is on the month of August at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Bent R Ward of Hardings. She toe panei daughter June who has atoms the Summer with her.

Earle Eastman Julia Reading Mass Scott R. Ward New Meadows Mr. Eastman Mrs. Ward Wmirs Groton Bent R. Ward Hardings Panei June

Local Visitors Include Quincy Families and Newport Trips

John Lee and son Percy of Quincy visited Edward J. Lee and Mrs. Lee at 64 Pear Street. Harmon Smith a Bates Summer School teacher from Avon Conn left for Newport to join Mrs. Smith after visiting Alderman and Mrs. Walter Smith in Washington Street. Mrs. Smith and children Patricia and Dennis have been with Mrs. Hildreth McKay in Newport for weeks. Mrs. J. Horace McClure and daughter Mary travel to Presque Isle to visit Howard and Mrs. Everett for ten days. Carlton Day Reed of Woolwich, chair of the board of selectmen, is bedridden with blood poisoning in a left toe. condition improved after lancing. He missed a Democratic reception at the Mt Vernon Summer home of Elisabeth Marrbury.

John Lee Percy Lee Quincy Mass Harmon Smith Avon, Conn Bates Newport J. Horace McClure Mary Presque Isle Howard Everett Carlton Day Reed Woolwich

Mrs Henry E Marshall Returns After Week in Pine

Mrs Henry E Marshall of South Braintree Massachusetts came home Thursday after a week visiting Mr and Mrs Everett Neal of Pine.

Henry E. Marshall South Braintree Mass Everett Neal Pine Street

Calais Native Driver Chase Returns From 30 Year Absence

Isaac Chase of Hook and Ladder 1 returns to his native Calais after a long absence of 30 years. He joined by his son J Ross Chase wife and children and Mrs Arthur Wilson with her grandson Jackie Elis on a vacation spanning Calais and Canada.

Isaac Chase Hook and Ladder 1 Calais Canada Driver Chase J. Ross Chase Chase Arthur Wilson Jackie Elis

Miss Olive Rowe Goes On Five Islands Vacation

Miss Olive M. Rowe stenographer at Plant's Garage Inc departs Sunday for Five Islands to spend a week as guest of Mr and Mrs Franz Stevens.

Olive M. Rowe Plant's Garage, Inc Five Islands Franz Stevens

Ann Wilson Fourth Birthday Party at High Street Home

Announcement notes the fourth birthday of Ann Wilson daughter of the city school superintendent. Guests played games, with Emma Jane Trott winning the peanut hunt prize. Refreshments were served outdoors with decorated tables. Attendees included Joan Dunton Elaine Noyes Joan Shaw Emma Jane Trott Nancy Gregware Amelia Mitchell Ruth Williams Allen Gregware John Conti Jr and Robert Wilson.

Ann C. D. Wilson High Street Emma Jane Trott Joan Dunton Elaine Noyes Joan Shaw Nancy Gregware Amelia Mitchell Ruth Williams Allen Gregware John Conti, Jr Robert Wilson

Mrs J Edward Marks Visiting Parents In Augusta

Mrs J Edward Marks of Augusta employed in the Highway Commission office is spending the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Scott R Ward in Hardings.

J. Edward Marks Augusta Office The Highway Commission Scott R. Ward Hardings

Wright and Jaquith Families Tour Bar Harbor Cadillac Trail

Mr and Mrs Ralph E Wright and son Ralph Jr and Mr and Mrs Horace E Jaquith and son Kenneth traveled to Bar Harbor for a weekend trip. They drove Cadillac Mountain trail before returning home.

Ralph E. Wright Ralph, Jr Horace E. Jaquith Kenneth Bar Harbor Cadillac Mountain

Whitlams Return to Brooklyn After Stay at Donnell Cottage

Mr and Mrs Clarence F Whitlam and daughter Priscilla left for Brooklyn New York after two weeks at the Donnell cottage on the New Meadows river Their niece Miss Margaret Donnell accompanied them to stay several weeks as their guest

Clarence F. Whitlam Priscilla Brooklyn N. Y Donnell New Meadows River Margaret Donnell

Bath visitors travel with extended family ties

Mr and Mrs Maynard Brown of Wollaston Mass visit Friendship after spending the weekend in Bath with his parents Mr and Mrs Oliver F Brown and her parents Mr and Mrs John Wishart. Brown, formerly a Linotype operator, now works in a Boston auto storage business on Milk Street. Accompanying the Browns is uncle William Wishart, chief engineer of a Shanghai Hankow river steamer who has retired after 26 years in China. Mrs Frank Reynolds of Brookline and Mrs Perkins tour Bath relatives and plan homeward journey via Canada. Mrs Frank Hyatt of New York and Mrs Byron Barker of Washington Street return from a Maine motor trip.

Maynard Brown Wollaston Mass Bath Oliver F. Brown John Wishart Brown the Times Co Milk Street Boston Shanghai Hankow China John Oliver Street William

Washington socialists host bridge party for Miss Dearborn

Mrs. William S. Newell and Mrs. Paul Tiemer entertained with a bridge party and shower for Miss Marjory Dearborn on Wednesday of last week. Three tables played contract with Miss Jeanette Smith winning first prize, Miss Anna Trott second, and Mrs. Roger D. Skillings consolation prize. Later, Miss Dearborn received many linen gifts.

William S. Newell Paul Tiemer Washington Street Marjory Dearborn Jeanette Smith Anna Trott Roger D. Skillings Miss Dearborn

Hartwell sisters guests of Mrs Andrews at Cambridge and Bailey Island

Miss Anna L. Hartwell and Miss Lucy H. Hartwell of Cambridge Massachusetts were guests Friday of Mrs J R Andrews of Washington Street. They are spending several weeks at Bailey Island.

Anna L. Hartwell Lucy H. Hartwell Cambridge, Mass J. R. Andrews Washington Street Bailey Island

Myrtle Lodge card party nets prizes and smiles

Myrtle lodge No. 8 LL O of I O L held a Friday night card party with seven tables of ecards including flinch. Prizes went to Mrs Emeryer first in contract and Mrs Cyr second with Mrs Walter B Lowell consolation. auction winners were Mrs Joseph R Oliver first and Mrs Edward J Perry second with Mrs Fred P Emmons consolation. Ice cream cake and saltines served. committee chaired by Mrs W Frank Higgins and Mrs Wallace L Atwood with Mrs Howard E Blake. Edna Nickerson of Petersham Mass visiting brother Henry E Preble at 1076 High street and leaves Sunday.

Myrtle Lodge LL. O Harry L. Thompson Dummer Street Flinch Emeryer Joseph W. Cyr Walter B. Lowell Joseph R. Oliver Edward J. Perry Fred P. Emmons W. Frank Higgins Wallace L. Atwood Howard E. Blake

Swain and Pinkham File Marriage Intentions

Clarence O. Swain and Louise Marion Pinkham filed marriage intentions Friday afternoon in City Clerk John W. Gilmore's office. Swain is the son of Elmer Oscar Swain and the late Luella Russell Swain. Pinkham is the daughter of Mrs. Martha Greenlow Roderick and the late William Pinkham.

John W. Gilmore Clarence O. Swain Louise Marion Pinkham Mr. Swain Elmer Oscar Swain Luella Russell) Swain Miss Pinkham Martha (Greenlow) Roderick William Pinkham

Mrs Sampson to visit Friendship with Wottons

Mrs Carrie M. Sampson of 1059 High street leaves Friday to stay with her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Albion Wotton at Friendship. She visits with her nephew Luther Wotton who is in the city for a short stay. J L Reiss president of the Interna Pa Tailoring Co of New York City traveled by river Friday afternoon and evening aboard his 140 foot yacht.

Carrie M. Sampson High Street Albion Wotton Luther Wotton J. L. Reiss Interna Pa Tailoring Co New York City

Miss Ada Greenblatt Becomes Secretary in Realty Insurance Office

Miss Ada Y Greenblatt of 233 Washington Street assumed duties as secretary in the real estate and general insurance office of Roger D Skillings on Monday. She replaces Mrs Clifton S Morong of 76 Pine Street. Miss Greenblatt was formerly employed by Jason A Merrill in his Merchants Profit Sharing Stamp Co office.

Ada Y. Greenblatt Washington Street Roger D. Skillings Clifton S. Morong Pine Street Miss Greenblatt Jason A. Merrill Merchants’ Profit Sharing Stamp Co

Bath couple welcomed son at Memorial Hospital

A son was born Thursday at Bath Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Carr of 9 Dummer Street. The infant weighed 111 pounds at birth.

Bath Memorial Hospital Chester L. Carr Dummer Street

Patricia Sewall Honored at Camp Laughing Loon Banquet

Miss Patricia Sewall daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Sewall of 949 High Street returned from Camp Laughing Loon East Waterboro after six weeks She was named Camp Spirit by the councillors and director for cooperation sportsmanship and service She also received a Junior Red Cross life saving badge.

Patricia Sewall Edward Sewall High Street East Waterboro Patricia Tote Red Cross

Mrs Louise Cutting and son visit West Bath guest home

Mrs Louise Cutting and her son Arthur Cutting of Quincy Massachusetts were guests recently of Mrs Everett Stackpole of West Bath and remained overnight.

Louise Cutting Arthur Cutting Quincy Mass Everett S. Stackpole West Bath Cutting

Local Social News Ties Up Visits and Trips

Mrs John A Legro of New York formerly of Bath is visiting Mrs Allen M Irish at Sabine Miss Carrie Shaw and Miss Clarabel Quick of this city with Miss Dorothy Sutton of Rochester N Y who has been a guest of Miss Quick since July 4 left for Rochester to be guests for two weeks of Miss Sutton William S Newell president of the Strong Works went to Washington for a business trip last week

John A. Legro New York Bath Allen M. Irish Sabine Carrie Shaw Clarabel Quick Dorothy Sutton Rochester N. Y Miss Quick Miss Sutton

Mrs Mary Rafter Visits Open House Day in Wisconsin

Mrs Mary G Rafter of Wiscasset died Tuesday in Bath while a guest of Mrs Wescott Gallup of Washington street The Rafter home on the Atlantic Highway in Wiscasset was among properties opened on the annual open house day in town

Mary G. Rafter Wiscasset Bath Wescott Gallup Washington Street

Oxford professor and family visit Bath area

Prof and Mrs Edward G Mead of Oxford arrive last week and plan a month with Mrs Mead's parents at 313 Washington St. Mead, head of organ and theory at Miami University, will give a 4 PM organ recital at Bowdoin College Chapel next Sunday, the fifth such invitation. Miss Janet Beardsley leaves for Camp Laughing Soon for school vacation remainder.

Edward G. Mead Oxford Janet Beardsley Susan Beardsley Washington Street

Engagement of Marion Sawyer to Eugene Gannon

Chief Justice William H. Sawyer announces the engagement of his daughter Marion Sawyer of Concord New Hampshire Mount Holyoke 19 to Eugene E. Gannon son of Mrs Effie and the late Lewis F Gannon formerly of Bath. Gannon is a traveling salesman for a Boston firm and he and his mother plan to move in the Fall to Manchester.

William H. Sawyer New Hampshire Superior Court

Vail Family Returns From Weekend Visit to Robinhood

Mr and Mrs Lawrence Vail of Saugus Mass returned Monday after spending the weekend in Robinhood visiting Mrs Vails aunt and cousin Mrs Carl ton W Lowell of Pine street.

Lawrence Vail Saugus Mass Robinhood

Mrs Staples Called to Lincoln by Emergency

Mrs. George W. Staples of Middle Street travels to Lincoln due to her mother Mrs Lydia Weymouth’s sudden illness after a Sunday morning shock.

George W. Staples Middle Street Lincoln Lydia Weymouth Weymouth

Koughan Returns Home from Canal Zone Visit

Charles Koughan in the Canal Zone Panama passes his furlough with daughter Marguerite and sister Mrs Harry McGlinchy of Winship Street. It is his first trip home in three years.

Charles Koughan Canal Zone Panama Marguerite Koughan Harry MecGlinchy Winshipstreet Mr. Koughan

Mrs Langdon Simonds Passes Away After Visit Here

Mrs Langdon Simonds of London, formerly Miss Carol Percy of Bath, died Saturday here after calling on friends.

Langdon Simonds London Carol Percy Bath

Luncheon Teaches Card Winners at Country Club Event

Mrs Harry C Webber hosted a Friday luncheon at the Country club with four tables of contract. First prize went to Mrs John G Morse Jr, second to Mrs Frank B Nichols and third to Mrs Charles H Cahill. Out of town guests included Mrs Helen B Stearns Miss Elizabeth E Webber of Cambridge Mass Mrs Graham Blandy of Worcester Mass Mrs Ernest A Allen of Topsham and Miss Marcia Stinson of Woolwich.

Harry C. Webber Country Club John G. Morse, Jr Frank B. Nichols Charles H. Cahill Helen B. Stearns Elizabeth E. Webber Cambridge Mass Graham Blandy Worcester Ernest A. Allen Topsham Marcia Stinson Woolwich

Mrs Arthur Sewall and family vacation at Small Point Beach

Mrs Arthur Sewall second, with four children Nancy Harold Cynthia and Sallie Lane, left Washington street Friday to spend several weeks at Small Point Beach for a seaside vacation.

Arthur Sewall Nancy Harold Cynthia Sallie Lane Washington Street Small Point Beach

Mrs Edge Hosts Luncheon for Captain LeBreton at Summer Home

Mrs Walter E Edge entertained with a luncheon Thursday at Topsea her Summer home at Small Point for Capt. David McD LeBreton of the U S S Portland in Portland this week. Guests included Mrs Harry W Hill of Bath and Capt McBride of the United States Naval academy in Annapolis.

Walter E. Edge Topsea Small Point David McD. LeBreton U.S Portland Harry W. Hill Bath Capt McBride United States Naval Academy Annapolis

New York Guests Stay At Sumner Sewall Home

Miss Jane Quimby and John Mitchell of New York are spending a week at Small Point as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Sewall. The visitors will stay for a few days.

Mary Sewall The Stone House Prout's Neck Jane Porteous Jane Quimby New York Sumner Sewall John Mitchell Mrs. Sewall

Guests Register At Hotel Phoenix In Varied Addresses

Among new arrivals at Hotel Phoenix are numerous guests from New York City Boston Portland Rockland and other locales. Names include A W Artinsom C G Newell Ed win M Ferris Alice Roo ney H T Carmichael and many others with details of their cities of origin.

Hotel Phoenix A. W. Artinsom New York City Wm. K. Harris Boston E. L. Haines Portland Cummings Rockland E. Gemos Lowell C. G. Newell New York A. P. Millare Belmont Mass A. Brown Gertrude B. Johnson Ithaca N. Y David Swan J. R. Moore Bangor Ralph Harvey Springfield H. T. Carmichael C. A. Ellis and Son Ridgefield N. J Edwin M. Ferris Alice M. Rooney H. E. Broun Medina Walter Black W. W. Hill N. R. Rumery Augusta John P. Kaveny R. P. Ruedy H. B. Ladier Smithville L. I M. R. Copithorne John T. Casey Carl Lamb Cambridge C. B. Riss Miss James John R. Boodie New Rochelle

Dearing and Varney Guests Visit in Auburn and Quincy

Miss Thelma W Dearing travels to Auburn for a few days with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Chester A McKenney. Misses Mary and Frances Varney of Quincy Massachusetts are guests of Mr and Mrs Donald B Hopkins at 49 Corliss Street.

Thelma W. Dearing Middle Street Auburn Chester A. McKenney Mary and Frances Varney Quincy, Mass Donald B. Hopkins Corliss Street

Mrs Gaudet Family Leaves for Cavite Station

Mrs. Edward Gaudet and children June Junior and Robert of San Pedro California formerly Bath depart July 30 aboard the S S Adams for Cavite Philippine Islands via San Francisco Honolulu Japan and China to join Mr Gaudet who is stationed in Cavite for years Mrs Gaudet formerly Pauline Gaudette Mrs Madison Moore is spending several weeks in Bridgeport Connecticut with

Edward Gaudet June Junior Robert San Pedro Calif Bath S. S.ent Adams Cavite Philippine Islands San Francisco Honolulu Japan China Gaudet Pauline Gaudette

Trott brothers visit Bath to see sister Mary Hathorn

Henry Trott of Q and Warren Trott of Dorchester on their way east stopped in Bath to see their sister Mary Hathorn.

Henry Trott Warren Trott Dorchester East_ton Bath Mary Hathorn

Hughes Visit Mrs Foot in Boston Home

Mr and Mrs Charles E Hughes arrived Tuesday noon from Season Massachusetts for a visit with Mrs Hughes sister Mrs Fred E Foot 36 Bedford Street while Mr Hughes is on vacation from his duties in the Boston post office.

Charles E. Hughes Mass Hughes Fred E. Foot Bedford Street Hughes Ts Oh Boston

Surprise Birthday Party In Brunswick Neighborhood

A surprise party on Center Street Brunswick featured games and refreshments. Attendees included Miss Ireme Dionne Miss Yvette Racine Miss Peggy Racine Stanley Richards and others from Brunswick plus Miss Louise Gallagher and several Arsenaults. Guests of Mr and Mrs Norman J Mackinnon arrived from Washington Street for two weeks. Mrs Erastus Jewett has improved enough to move to Isle of Springs for the summer. Mr James E McLaughlin and relatives returned from a Canada motor trip. McLaughlin resumes Bath post duties while Colburn is on vacation.

John Disney State Theatre Portland Bath Opera House Frank F. Colburn, Jr St. Pierre Cernter Street Aseria tMany Ireme Dionne Yvette Racine Peggy Ra Cine Stanley Richards Brunsick Louise Gallagher Pearl Savagé Evélyn Bar- 48S Evelyn Gallant Viola Arsenault Dorothy Cunningham B. Arsenault McDougal Frederick Gaudet John Gallant John Gaudet Francis Fortier John Arsenault William Driscoll Véerga, N. J Norman J. Mackinnon Washington Street James E. McLaughlin Willow Street McLaughlin Katharine McLaughlin Brighton Mass Frank F. Colburn Canada Montreal Québec Bath Colburn Opera House

Beauty salon head Miss Stella Brown departs for Boston

Miss Stella Brown leaves the beauty salon at Senter's on Saturday to tend a sick mother hospitalized for observation in Boston.

Stella Brown Senter’s Boston

Mrs MacFarland and daughter visit kin in Maine context

Mrs Lawrence MacFarland and daughter Marjorie of Saco return after a fortnight with her parents Mr and Mrs E M Shepard of Upper High street. Son Lawrence Jr is visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs A J MacFarland of Searsport.

Lawrence MacFarland Marjorie Saco E. M. Shepard Upper High Street Lawrence, Jr A. J. MacFarland Searsport

Andrewses vacationing at Squirrel Island with Bot tomleys

Mr and Mrs Edwin R Andrews are spending the week at Squirrel Island as guests of Mr and Mrs Howland Bottomley.

Edwin R. Andrews Squirrel Island Howland Bottomley

Reception and Tea Dance Aboard U S S Portland

Miss Betty Hill daughter of Capt and Mrs Harry W Hill attended the Friday afternoon reception and tea dance aboard the U S S Portland at the Maine State pier in Portland. She stayed overnight with Col and Mrs A A Hoffman at Fort Williams. Miss Gettine Estes of Orange New Jersey has returned home after weeks at Phippsburg with Commander Guysbert B Vroom and Mrs Vroom.

Betty Hill Harry W. Hill Summer Street David McD. le Breton U. S. 5S Portland Maine State Pier Miss Hill A. A. Hoffman Fort Williams Miss Gettine Estes Orange, N. J Phippsburg Guysbert B. Vroom Mrs. Vroom

Washington couple visits Sebasco for three weeks

Commander and Mrs. Franklin P. Conger of Washington D C arrived Friday to spend three weeks at Sebasco. Conger, longtime Bath naval officer during the 1917 VA 8 8 destroyer Allen construction, will be remembered by Bath residents. He now serves at the Bureau of Naval Operations in Washington.

Franklin P. Conger Washington, D. C Sebasco Conger Bath Allen Bureau of Naval Operations Washington

McDonalds Buy 41 Willow Street Home in Haverhill

Mr and Mrs J Andrew McDonald of Haverhill Mass have purchased the residence at 41 Willow street. They plan to move to Bath early in 193 to make their home in this city. Mrs McDonald is a sister to Mrs Edward J Lee 64 Pearl street.

J. Andrew McDonald Haverhill Mass Willow Street Bath McDonald Edward J. Lee Pearl Street

Miss Jeannette Roy Convalescing After Operation

Miss Jeannette Roy daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Roy Wesley street is convalescing in Bath Memorial hospital after an operation. She would be pleased to hear from friends or have them visit.

Jeannette Roy Wilfred Roy Wesley Street Bath Memorial Hospital

Mrs Quick Heads to New York With Port Arthur Guests

Mrs Richard Quick of Washington street left recently for New York accompanied by Masters Christian F Peterson and Roney S Peterson sons of Capt C S Peterson of Port Arthur Texas who have been guests for weeks of Mrs Quick and daughters Clarabel and Susan Quick The boys will sail from New York on the steam ship Reaper for home and Mrs Quick will return to Bath Capt Quick is in Port Arthur but will arrive in New York later this month when his ship the Dungannon will be put in drydock and he will visit Bath briefly

Richard Quick Washington Street New York Christian F. Peterson Roney S. Peterson C.S. Peterson Port Arthur Texas Dungannon Bath

Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs Ernest Quimby

Mr and Mrs Ernest Quimby of Farm Street welcomed the birth of a daughter at Memorial Hospital on.

Ernest Quimby Farrm Street Memorial Hospital

Visitors travel and social notes from Bath area

Mr and Mrs Philip H Jones and daughter Barbara of Shelton Pa arrived by car for a brief visit with Mrs Jones sister W S Newell of 1080 Washington Street then left for Eastern Maine and Gaspe trip Mrs Jones formerly Joan Newell Mrs Donald Sewall of Boothbay Harbor visited in the city last week Ethel Dupont and cousin Doris Dupont vacationing in Hallwell with their grandmother Mrs Freeland Albee Mr and Mrs Joseph D Clancy of Fort Fairfield customs inspector on the Maine Canada border are visiting his father John Clancy of South Portland Mrs Arthur Russell and Ruth of Medford Mass spent a day in Bath with Mrs Henry Womante then with Bell’s sister Mrs Womante and Mr Russell returned to Boston area

Samuel D. Hooper Roland Trott Trott Andrews Road Hooper Bath West Newton Mass Walter B. Warren Washington Street Russell Cross Park Ridge Beulah and Kenneth Katherine Armstrong Bedford Lisbon Falls Arthur N. MacDonald Lower Middle Street Cross Eva Clough Morse High Maine Massachusetts Reginald T. Lombard Reginald, Jr South Portland Lombard Arthur J. Dunton West Bath Philip H. Jones Barbara Shelton, Pa Jones W.S. Newell Gaspe Peninsula Joan Newell Ethel Dupont Plum Lane Doris Dupont Middle Street Hallowell Freeland Albee Joseph D. Clancy Fort Fairfield Maine-Canada John Clancy South John F. Conley Botley Street Arthur Russell Ae Ruth Medford Bell Henry Woman Russell

City News Briefs From Bath Area Court and Events

A Bath municipal court heard one intoxication case with a suspended sentence contingent on leaving the city within 15 minutes. Upcoming events include a Girl Scouts outing at Small Point, a Carlton bridge commuter ticket plan, a Wiscasset Old Home Day feature at Tucker mansion, and a civil service exam for a R F D carrier in Westport area.

Girl

Description of multiple land parcels in Bath Sagadahoc

Legal notice describes several parcels of land in Bath Maine including a farm bounded by Meadows River Store and Small's Creek, with references to prior deeds and chain of title. It notes parcels conveyed to Wellington F. Sntonelli F. Dunton and other successors and mentions recorded deeds in Sagadahoc Registry.

Wellington Wit Cormer S &S James Lamont Wrens Bretines John Con Wiliam Dante Oliver Said Ath Redding Will Dunton Dunton Caan Nellie FP Sagadahoc F. Sntonelli F. Dunton Ted Bath Murphy Rogers Addi

Horse Show Awards Highlight Local Riders and Horses

The event featured multiple classes with winners and placings. Black April won several trophies with riders including Worsnop and Simes taking top honors in harness and saddle divisions. Dawn and other ponies, along with riders from Waynflete and Spur riding schools, earned awards across polo ponies, pairs, and jump classes.

Martha Onc Oligh Sad Peta Margaret Lditiey Mrs. Gardiner Duchess Jane Hyde Wayrifleto Riding School Black April Mr. Worsnop Rex N. Brooke Smith Norman G. Smith Colonel Ralph Ingalls Dawn Dr. R. T. Lombard Wiliam Worsnop Brunswick Spot Edward Sewall Bath

Miss Louise Kindred Birthed At Home In California

Miss Louise Anne Kindred joins mother Mrs. Arthur Kindred of Los Angeles at her mother Mrs. Ernest Johnsons home after a week at Camp Laughing Soon East Waterboro.

Louise Anne Kindred Arthur Kindred Angeles Calif Kindred Ernest Johnson East Waterboro

Percy Family Vacation at Popham Cottage

Dr and Mrs D Thomas Percy of Arlington Massachusetts spend August at their cottage in Popham with grandsons Minot and Thomas accompanying them in a family seaside retreat.

D. Thomas Percy Arlington, Mass Minot and Thomas Popham

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