Donald Merrill Page Celebrates First Birthday
Y Society and Clubs notes report Donald Merrill Page son of Mr and Mrs Donald T Page of 30 Alton street Portland celebrated his first birthday last week with 17 guests including grandmothers Mrs Jason A Merrill and Mrs Marius H Page. Also in attendance were Mrs Wesley Belanger and children Helena and Wesley Jr of Portland formerly Bath, while Mrs Page stays in Portland visiting her son and daughter-in-law formerly Miss Leah Merrill of Bath. Other items mention various local residents traveling or visiting relatives in Bangor Bath Bath area and New London with brief notes on vacations and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Merrill Page
Donald T. Page
Alton Street
Portland
Jason A. Merrill
Marius H. Page
Wesley Marco
Helena
Wesley, Jr
Bath
Captain Daugherty Visits At Fort Devens Homecoming
Captain John F. Daugherty C on duty at the new 1000 bed New Section hospital Fort Devens Mass is at home a few days visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Daniel T Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Daugherty
Fort Devens
Mass
Daniel T. Daugherty
Bath area residents on short vacations and visits
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Fowles and daughter Iva Ethel Faucher travel during two week Bath Iron Works vacation passing Portland by train. Miss Martha Blanchard of Washington DC returns home after a week at Sebasco Estates. Miss Rita Gallant returns home after visiting her sister Mrs Alfred Smith of New York. Miss Patricia Webster leaves to visit Mrs John Johnson Jr in Portland. Mrs Asa D Oliver leaves to spend two weeks with sister Mrs Helen Hawkins in Cambridge. Mrs James Bowman of New York arrives in Bath where her husband Chief Petty Officer Bowman is stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Fowles
Iva Ethel Faucher
Hich Street
Martha Blanchard
Washington, D. C
Sebasco Estates
Rita Gallant
Floral Street
Alfred Smith
New York
Asa D. Oliver
Washington Street
Helen Hawkins
Cambridge
James Bowman
New York City
Bath
Bowman
Louise Glemseh
Seebasco Estates
Hart and Gilley File Marriage Intentions
Walter Earl Hart Jr of 184 Middle street and Miss Mary C. Gilley RN of 85 Dummer street filed marriage intentions in the City Clerk’s office. Hart is a machinist's helper, son of Walter Earl Hart and the late Mrs. Hart, while Gilley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard H. Gilley of Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Earl Hart, Jr
Middle Street
Mary C. Gilley
R. N
Dummer Street
Hart
Walter Earl Hart
Miss Gilley
Maynard H. Gilley
Augusta
Miss Eleanor Kerr Returns After Visit to Day's Ferry
Miss Eleanor Kerr of Bren Mawr Pennsylvania returns home after a three week visit with Mr and Mrs Ralph H Bowers at Day's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Kerr
Bren Mawr
Ralph H. Bowers
Day's Ferry
Mrs Kirkpatrick and Elaine Go to Revere for Father’s Illness
Mrs Ivan Kirkpatrick and her daughter Elaine travel from 995 Middle Street to Revere Massachusetts to visit Set John Starkey, a member of the Revere Police Force, due to his critical illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Kirkpatrick
Elaine
Middle Street
Revere
Mass
Kirkpatrick
Set
John Starkey
Duleys Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary in Thomaston
Mr and Mrs William Duley of Middle street and Mr and Mrs William Johnson of Brunswick attended to honor Mrs Duleys sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Tovia Johnson at their Thomaston home Tuesday of last week. Mrs Johnson cut a decorated cake as gifts including a chest of sterling silver were presented. The Johnsons wed August 10 1917 at the bride parents home in Thomaston and have mostly lived there while Mr Johnson works at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Duley
Middle Street
William Johnson
Brunswick
Erick Harjula
Thomaston
Belmont Woman Guests Worcester Woman of Weeks Street
Mrs Helen Sharron of Belmont Mass guests Mrs Wellington A Moore of Weeks street. Sharron formerly Miss Helen Totman of Bath moved to Massachusetts after Morse high school graduation. P F C William Milliken stationed at Jackson Army Air Base Mississippi and Third Class Petty Officer Charles Milliken at Floyd Bennett Air Base New York visit their parents at 133 Oak Street. Mrs Joseph Cass RN of North street visits Moncton New Brunswick with her parents. Miss Emma Clement of Springfield Mass left after a week with cousin Mrs E Melvin Pratt 53 Spring Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sharron
Belmont
Mass
Wellington A. Moore
Weeks Street
P. F. C. William Milliken
Jackson Army Air Base
Jackson
Miss
Charles Milliken
U. S. Naval Air Base
Floyd Bennett Air Base
New York
Mrs. C. S. Milliken
Oak Street
Joseph Cass
R. N
North Street
Moncton, N. B
Mrs. Bowden
Emma Clement
Springfield
E. Melvin Pratt
Spring Street
Brunswick Social Notes Mention Several Local Families
Mrs. Fred Alexander and her sister Frances McKenney of 29 Washington pass Thursday in Brunswick with relatives. Mr and Mrs Silas M Oliver of North street will spend fall and winter with their son and daughter in Bath. Mr Callan of Bath plans to move his family into their new home by Sept 1. Mr and Mrs Edward Page of 21 Corliss street return from a vacation at the White Mountains and Old Orchard Beach. Mr and Mrs Archie Seekins and daughter Judith of Cape Elizabeth visit Mr Seekins parents on Washington street and Mrs Seekins’ parents, the Carleton W Lowell household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Alexander
Frances McKenney
Washington Street
Brunswick
Silas M. Oliver
North Street
James Callan
Bath
Inlaw
William Oliver
Callan
Oaxhurst Dairy
Edward Page
Corliss Street
White Mountains
Old Orchard Beach
Safford Cottage
Rockhaven
Archie L. Seekins
Judith
Cape Elizabeth
Seekins
Ralph Seekins
Seekin
Carleton W. Lowell
Royce C. Crowley
Corliss
Middle Street
Eastport
Oliver family returns from Boston area funeral visit
Mr and Mrs Thomas with Oliver and children Leanne and Thom as Jr returned Thursday evening to Kittery after visiting Mrs Oliver's parents at 283 Center street Mrs Oliver and the children had been there since Saturday Mr Oliver came to act as bearer at the funeral of Mrs Emma M Knowlton Mrs Oliver's aunt held Thursday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Oliver
Leanne and
Thomas, Jr
Kittery
William N. Harvie
Center Street
Mrs Chaney Visits San Francisco to Meet Granddaughter
Mrs. Marion Chaney left Meadow Way to spend the winter in San Francisco with her daughter Mrs. John Kish. Kish, formerly Mildred Chaney, has lived there six years. This is the first time Mrs. Chaney will see granddaughter Katherine Kish since infancy. Before leaving she stayed with her sister Mrs. John B. Downey in Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Chaney
Merle Chaney
Meadow Way
San Francisco
Cal
John Kish
Mrs Carver and Daughters Return From Scarboro Visit
Mrs Richard Carver and her daughters Jean and Patty of Dummerstreet have returned from Scarboro where they visited Mrs Park Saxton, the sister of Mrs Carver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Carver
Jean and
Patty
Dummerstreet
Scarboro
Mrs. Carver
Park Saxton
Mr and Mrs Rowe Tour Sabine with Stevens at Hewitt Cottage
Mr and Mrs Alfred J Rowe of Middle Street left Wednesday of last week for Sabine to spend the rest of the week as guests of Mr and Mrs Wendell Stevens at the Hewitt cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Rowe
Middle Street
Sabine
Wendell Stevens
Hewitt Cottage
Arlington couple visits cousin during vacation stay
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roberts of Arlington Virginia arrived Saturday to visit Mrs. Roberts' cousin Mrs. Fred May on Pine Street during Mrs. Roberts' vacation from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Roberts
Arlington, Va
Mrs Dale Returns from Salem and Marblehead Visit
Mrs Ralph O Dale of Middle Street returns from a visit to Salem and Marblehead Massachusetts with her son Ralph O Dale Jr. who works as a research engineer at Hygrade Sylvanus Corp. in Marblehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph O. Dale
Middlestreet
Salem
Marblehead
Mass
Ralph O Dale Jr
The
Hygrade Sylvanus Corp
Mrs Laney Returns Home After Short Visit
Mrs Donald Laney of Hallo well returned to her home Friday after spending a few days with her husband who is employed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Laney
Hallowell
Clyde Segars
Boston
Local Social Roundup of Summer Visits
Mr and Mrs C A Hinkle of Brookline Massachusetts who are spending the Summer at Small Point returned to their home Friday for a short visit. Mrs William Mellvane of Boston returned to her home Friday after a week with her mother Mrs John Johnson 702 Middle street. Miss Lillian Johnson of Jackson Heights New York returned to her home Friday after a week with Miss Stella Dolloff 1313 Washington street. Mrs Walter J Antiker of Cape Elizabeth returned to her Parter passing a days with her mother Mrs John W Scott 20 Garden street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne Washabaugh
New London
Conn
Martin Goodwin
Concord
N. H
Cox's Head
William MeIlvane
Boston
John Johnson
Middle Street
Lillian Johnson
Jackson Heights
N. Y
Stella Dolloff
Washington Street
Walter J. Antiker
Cape Elizabeth
Parter
John W. Scott
Garden Street
Ross Gannon
Wellesley
Mass
Kennebher Point
Fred Parkhurst
Sandra
Nancy
Pankhurst
Estella Comeau
Spring Street
Mrs Avery Dies in Portland Visit at Maine General
Mrs Donald Avery aged 49 of Meadow Way died Friday in Portland while visiting her daughter Beatrice Avery a patient at Maine General hospital. Beatrice Avery may be home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Avery
Meadow Way
Portland
Miss Beatrice Avery
Maine General Hospital
Miss Avery
Birthday party for Master Everett Adams in Bath
Master Everett Adams aged four celebrated his birthday on August 18 with a party on the screened porch. Guests included Mrs. William Kelley and sons, Mrs. Henry Mank and Judith and Donald, and others from Bath and Topsham. Visiting relatives and hospital patients are noted, including Mrs. Bartlett and patients at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Adams
Norman Adams
Andrews Road
Everett
William Kelley
Donald
Peter
Henry Mank
Judith
Joseph Mullaney
Patricia
Sally
Anita Deering
Clyde Pingree
Judith Pingree
Patty Smith
Scott Morse Jr
Patricia Morse
Herbert Pierce
Charles All
Bath
Paul Sherman
Gail
Topsham
Local Family News and Health Update in Brunswick
Mr and Mrs Fred Sterling and son Peter of Middlestreet return from a week in Wellesley Hills Massachusetts with Mrs Sterling s relatives. Robert Gannon son of Mr and Mrs Louis A Gannon leaves for St Johnsbury Vermont to spend the weekend. Henry Powers son of Mr and Mrs H Martin Powers of upper Washington street is a patient at Brunswick Hospital after a tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sterling
Peter
Middlestreet
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Robert Gannon
Louis A. Gannon
St. Johnsbury
Henry Powers
H. Martin Powers
Upper
Washington Street
Brunswick Hospital
Miss Jennie Trail Returns From Frederickton Vacation
Miss Jennie Trail R N of Memorial hospital staff has returned from Frederickton New Brunswick where she spent her vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Arnold Trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Trail
R. N
Memorial Hospital
Frederickton
N. B
Mrs
Arnold Trail
Dietician Mrs. Sedgwick to Join Bath Memorial Hospital
Mrs Brewster G Sedgwick formerly with Winchester Hospital Massachusetts will start as dietician at Memorial Hospital Bath September 1 19xx She will live with her parents Attorney and Mrs Ralph O Dale of Middle Street Her husband serves in the U S Army Medical Corps
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster G. Sedgwick
Winchester Hospital
Winchester
Mass
Bath
Memorial Hospital
Ralph O. Dale
Middle Street
Medical Corp
U. S. Army
Bath residents take vacations and guests visit
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rogers of Bluff Road returned from Old Orchard Beach where Rogers enjoyed a Bath Iron Works vacation week. Their daughter Henrietta stayed with grandparents on Floral Street. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith of 1240 High Street left for Georges Lake Liberty for a week as Smith is on vacation from Bath Iron Works. Weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. Louise A. Gannon from East St. Johnsbury newly moved to Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rogers
Bluff Road
Old Orchard Beach
Mr. Rogers
Bath Iron Works
Henrietta
Mrs. Henry Carlton
Floral Street
Raymond Smith
High Street
Georges Lake
Liberty
Smith
Louise A. Gannon
Milan Street
Bath
East St. Johnsbury
Mrs Taylor Leaves for Melrose Visit in Mass
Mrs W H H Taylor of Phil lips departed Friday for Melrose Massachusetts to visit relatives she had been staying with her daughter Mrs Herbert Lemont at 964 Washington Street during the stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. H. Taylor
Phillips
Melrose
Mass
Herbert Lemont
Washington Street
Pray Family Returns From Visit in Arrowsic
Mrs Andrew T Pray and her daughters Constance and Phyllis of Providence R 1 returned home Friday after two weeks with Mrs Pray's parents Mr and Mrs Ibra Lawrence of Arrowsic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew T. Pray
Constance
Phyllis
Providence, R. 1
Local residents take short trips and visits
Mrs. F D Keene of 82 Pine Street left Friday for a few days in Boston. Mrs L B Blachly of Washington DC returned home Friday after two months at Wynburg. Mrs J Frank Hunt and daughter Joan of 50 Lemont Street went to Portland Friday to see Bambi. Miss Mildred Bailey of Auburn arrived Friday to spend the weekend with Mrs W C Shorey of 2 Bailey Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Keene
Pine Street
Boston
J. Frank Hunt
Joan
Lemont Street
Portland
Bambi
Mildred Bailey
Auburn
W. Channing Shorey
Bailey Street
Misses Clark and Coupa Visit Sebasco Lodge Guests
The Misses Mary Clark and Betty and Kay Coupa of Brook Lyon New York arrived Friday to spend a week at Sebasco Lodge. Mrs. Mary Flewelling returns to Bangor after a few days with her daughter and husband Milford Y Lewis at Brigham's Cove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clark
Betty and
Kay Coupa
Brooklyon
N. Y
Sebasco Lodge
Mary Flewelling
Bangor
Milford Y. Lewis
Brigham’s Cove
Promoted Lieutenant Ross attends Quartermaster Officers School
Rodney E. Ross Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ross of High Street has been promoted to First Lieutenant. He moved from Camp Shelby Mississippi to Camp Lee Virginia where he attends the Quartermaster Officers School. Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Dorothy Evelyn Cushing to Robert Kendall Webber at Mattapan Baptist Church Milton Massachusetts. Webber son of Rev and Mrs A Bernard Webber of Milton will officiate. He is a Tremont Temple assistant pastor and former Mattapan pastor. Mrs John McInnes of Washington Street visits Small Point Beach. Miss Elizabeth Pattee of Boston summering at Small Point Beach will teach landscape architecture at Lothrop School this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Rodney E. Ross
High Street
Lieut. Ross
Camp Shelby
Miss
Camp Lee
Quartermaster Officers School
Albert Stanley Cushing
Dorothy Evelyn
Robert Kendall Webber
Mattapan Baptist Church
Milton
Mass
Webber
A. Bernard Webber
Annie N. Knight
Bath
Ruel T. Knight
Washington Street
Tremont Temple
Boston
Elizabeth Pattee
Small Point Beach
Pattee
Lothrop School
Mrs Hoggard, Harris grandmothers leave for Wilmington
Mrs. John T. Hoggard of Wilmington North Carolina and her grandchildren Elizabeth and Virginia Harris of Charleston South Carolina departed Tuesday for Wilmington after meeting John H. Hyde and Mrs. Edmund A. Hoggard at Elmhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hoggard
Wilmington
N. C
Elizabeth
Virginia Harris
Charleston
S. C
John H. Hyde
Edmund A. Hoggard
Elmhurst
Birthday Salute For Charles Crosby At Thayer Home
Charles Crosby celebrated his 80th birthday at the Western avenue home of his daughter Mrs. Walter Thayer. A large gathering attended including family members and neighbors, with music and refreshments to mark the occasion. Crosby remains active as a carpenter despite his age. Mrs. Catherine Hoover returned from a three week vacation with Mr. George C. Minard in Bath, and Mrs. Minard will visit Arlington before returning home. Mrs. Edward Erickson of North Street Court left Friday for a two week visit with her brother Ernest Hathaway in Pepperell, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Hoover
Arlington Heights
Mass
George C. Minard
High Street
Charles Crosby
Walter Thayer
Western Avenue
Crosby
Thayer
Freeman Crosby
Stephen Crosby
George Darrah
George Melzard
Charles Stacey
Grace
Flora
Madelyn
Elsie Thayer
George Cobb
Madelyn Stacey
Auburn
Edward Erickson
North Street Court
Ernest Hathaway
Pepperell
John Trask
Robert
Roberta
Edward
Central Avenue
Manuay
Rb. Trask
As Farrow
Lowell
Walter O. Darby
Earl F. Darby
Marshall Avenue
Apette
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Mrs C Harding Ayer and family visit ends in Newton
Mrs C Harding Ayer and her children return to Newton Massachusetts after two months visiting relatives in Maine. They are joined by Ayer's sister Mrs D L Dionne and Mr Dionne of Lewiston who plan a week’s visit. Also returning are Mr and Mrs Ole Skarstein and son Raymond of Brooklyn after two weeks with Skarstein sisters. Others from Bath include Mrs H Ravn and her brother B Skarstein and Mrs Skarstein. Raymond H Trott of Providence Rhode Island spends two weeks vacationing with Mrs Trott at their Small Point Beach summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Harding Ayer
Newton
Mass
Maine
Mr. Ayer
D. L. Dionne
Mr. Dionne
Lewiston
Ole Skarstein
Raymond
Brooklyn
N. Y
Raymond H. Trott
Providence, R. L
Mrs. Trott
Small Point Beach
Art
Charles B. Rugg
Boston
Ummer
Local residents vacation returns and travel notes
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Lovell Jr of Front Street return from a Popham vacation at Stanley Hyde’s new camp. Mr. and Mrs. Everett G White and children of 217 High Street enjoy a week at Tripp Lake while Mr White serves as assistant foreman in Bath Iron Works shipfitting. Mrs. Gilbert Young of 194 North Street returns from Lewiston where she was a patient at Central Maine General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Lovell, Jr
Front Street
Popham
Stanley Hyde
Everett G. White
Donald and
Nancy Jean
High Street
Tripp Lake
Mr. White
Bath Iron Works Corp
Gilbert Young
North Street
Lewiston
Central Maine General Hospital
Brunswick social guests include four ladies at Nesbitt home
Mrs. Rose Talbot Mrs. Rose St. Pierre Miss Loretta Curran and Mrs. Josephine Bennett were Thursday guests of Mrs. James Nesbitt of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Talbot
Rose St. Pierre
Loretta Curran
Josephine Bennett
James Nesbitt
Brunswick
Bath National Bank Aide Takes Annual Vacation
Dunlap Hatch assistant treasurer of the Bath National Bank is on his annual vacation. Miss Louise Babine returns home after a three week visit with cousins in Bridgeport Connecticut. She toured area broadcasts and celebrated her fifteenth birthday with a supper in Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap Hatch
The
Bath National Bank
Louise Babine
Middle Street
Irene Gallant
Lorraine Surette
Bridgeport
Conn
Broadcasting
Howland
Allan Spear
Bath Savings Institution
Sergeant Butler on Brief Furlough at Fort Preble
Sgt. Martin Butler of the United States Army, stationed at Fort Preble Portland Harbor, is spending a few days of furlough with his sister Mrs. Walter James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt
Martin Butler
U.S. A
Fort Preble
Portland Harbor
Walter James
Weekend visit highlights local social contacts
Miss Barbara Poe, Miss Patricia Webster and Milford Libby spent the weekend in Portland visiting Mrs. John Johnson, formerly of Bath. Mrs. Elmer I Eldridge of Dummer Street returned from Orono after visiting her daughter Miss Laura Eldridge, librarian at the Orono Library. Miss Anniebelle Cutting of Brookline and Miss Ruth Jordan of West Roxbury, guests of Mrs Alfie Jacobs in York Street, have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Poe
Patricia Webster
Milford Libby
Portland
John Johnson
Bath
Elmer I. Eldridge
Dummerstreet
Orono
Laura Eldridge
Miss Eldridge
Anniebelle Cutting
Brookline
Mass
Ruth Jordan
West Roxbury
Miss Jordan
Alfie Jacobs
York Street
Barbara Hopkins
Local Residents Visit In Maine Towns
Mr and Mrs Robert Milliken of Plant Street stayed overnight with friends in Cape Elizabeth. Mrs Albert W Flint 2nd of South Portland returned from a visit with her father Warren Munsey of York Street. Mr and Mrs Roy Francis of Bedford Street hosted Mr and Mrs Frank Francis of Auburn. Asa Hathorne of Woolwich is a patient at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayland Genther
Bedford Road
The
Memorial Hospital
Robert Milliken
Plant Street
Cape Elizabeth
Albert W. Flint
South Portland
Warren Munsey
York Street
Roy Francis
Bedford Street
Francis
Frank Francis
Auburn
Asa Hathorne
Woolwich
Nickerson Girl Scout returns from four week outing
Miss Norma Jean Nickerson daughter of Mr and Mrs Sanford B Nickerson of Park Street has completed a four weeks outing at Camp Wakaiki in Oxford a Girl Scout camp and returned home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Jean Nickerson
Sanford B. Nickerson
Park Street
Wakaiki
Oxford
City Treasurer and Mrs Young Visit South Harpswell Family
City Treasurer and Mrs Don ald Young of Front Street traveled Saturday to South Harpswell to visit Mr Youngs sister Mrs Benjamin Haggett and her son Benjamin Haggett Jr of East Orange New Jersey. Miss Esther Drummond a French and English teacher at Walter H Gardiner high Bucksport finishes Sears Roebuck duties this week after employment in the order office since June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Young
Front Street
South Harpswell
Mr. Young
Benjamin Haggett
Benjamin Haggett, Jr
East Orange
N. J
Esther Drummond
Walter H. Gardiner
Bucksport
Sears & Roebuck
Mrs Dowds to Visit Portland After Week in Montclair
Mrs Samuel C Dowds of Montclair New Jersey will spend a week with her sister Mrs Rodney Upham and Mr Upham in Portland before returning home On the trip she will be joined by visits from relatives and acquaintances including Mrs Justin Wayne who attended Fall millinery shows in New York City and plans a September Fall showing at her home Ensign George W Merck and Mrs Merck left for Boston for a week while Mrs Edward H Bennett of Lake Forest Illinois has been visiting and returned home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Dowds
Montclair
N. J
Homer Potter
Potter
Washburn Street
Portland
Rodney Upham
Upham
Justin Wayne
New York City
John Frederic
Lily Dache
Sally Victor
Ensign
George W. Merck
Boston
Ensign Merck
Bath
Edward H. Bennett
Lake Forest
Ill
Two Maine families at Snow Pond and Fort Devens
Edward Morse and Hilton Libby with their families are visiting relatives at a cottage on Snow Pond in Oakland. Sgt. Emerson P. Webster returns to Fort Devens after a weekend with his family, while Mrs. Webster and cousin Nancy Little go back to Boothbay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Morse
Otis Morse
Corliss Street
Hilton Libby
Harry L. Libby
High Street
Emerson P. Webster
Fort Devens
Webster
Center Street
Mrs. Webster
Nancy Little
Boothbay
Sgt. Webster
Hartford Insurance Clerk Returns Home on Vacation
Miss Bessie Bowie of Hartford employed for years in a large insurance office arrives for vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Bowie of Drummond Street and her sister Mrs. Nelson Rice of Sagadahoc Ferry. Mrs. R. T. Willard of Providence visited Hall's Inn in Woolwich with her sister Mrs. Clarence A. Tanner and then returned home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Bowie
Hartford, Conn
Fred A. Bowie
Drummond Street
Nelson Rice
Sagadahoe Ferry
R. T. Willard
Providence, R. I
Hall’s Inn
Woolwich
Clarence A. Tanner
Miss Jennie Middleton Visits Family in Fitchburg Mass
Miss Jennie Middleton of 42 Middle street leaves Saturday for Fitchburg to spend the weekend with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rumley and her grandmother Mrs. Mary Middleton. Also arriving to visit Mrs. Benjamin Blagdon’s daughter Olive Blagdon Paul are Betty Ann and Bruce Paul from Squantum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Middleton
Middle Street
Fitchburg, Mass
Alfred Rumley
Mary Middleton
Chauncey Paul
Betty Ann
Bruce
Squantum
Mass
Paul
Benjamin Blagdon
Wiscasset
Olive Blagdon
Bath
William W. Robinson
Center Street
Miss Alma Fifield Leaves Scarborough Post for Cony High
Miss Alma Fifield of Brewer will leave the Scarborough office after completing duties there and visit Brewer with her father. She has taught history at Cony High School in Augusta and is a University of Maine graduate living with Mr and Mrs Norman Drummond of Arrowsic for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Fifield
Brewer
Scars Ochuck
Fifield
Norman Drummond
Arrowsie
Cony High School
Augusta
University of Maine
Local residents take summer time trips and changes
A string of Bath area residents and visitors are noted with weekend escapes and travels. Mr. and Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. Hill, and Miss Dowling head to Lakewood, Panther Pond, and Portland for short vacations while Stanley Hatch resigns from Lewiston to join Bath Iron Works. Several families, including the Goodwins, Crowley family, and the Davises, visit relatives and time away in Boston, Quincy, Eastport, and Melrose.
Port Machinist and Mrs Kanon Leave for New York City
Clarence Oliver at Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary reports that Port Machinist John Kanon of the U S N and Mrs Kanon left Monday for New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kanon
Mrs Hagan and daughter visit relatives in Maine
Mrs T M Hagan and her daughter Mrs Harry Carlisle of Georgetown left Monday to spend a week with Mrs Hagan's nephew Eugene Coleman and Mrs Coleman at Knubble Light Cape Neddick where Mr Coleman is right. Mrs Donald Bowden of 1 Palmer Street also left Monday to spend a few days in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Hagan
Harry Carlisle
Georgetown
Donald Bowden
Palmer Street
Boston
A. A. Stott
Charlotte Wyman
Edna Mae
Parker House
Brothers Andrews Return From Camp Hinds
Frederick and Richard Andrews, sons of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Andrews, returned from a month at Camp Hinds in Raymond where they attended Boy Scout activities and earned experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and
Richard Andrews
E. R. Andrews
Camp Hinds
Raymond
Summer traveler notices and departures around Bath
Local residents and visitors from Bath and surrounding towns left on Monday for Boston and other destinations. Families and individuals from Five Islands to Seabag o Lake, Old Orchard, and Portland were reported taking summer visits, vacations, or returning to resume studies or work.
Briggs Couple Visit Bath Area Then Move to Popham Beach
Mr and Mrs William Briggs formerly of Bath are weeking in the city with Mr and Mrs Frank J Jones of Russell Street and at the Jones cottage at Popham Beach Briggs who once led welding at the Todd Bath yard has been promoted to welding engineer for both Todd Bath and South Portland yards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Briggs
Bath
Frank J. Jones
Russell Street
Jones Cottage
Popham Beach
Briggs
Todd-Bath
South _Portland
Past Ladies' Club of Myrtle Lodge Meets Monday Night
The Past Ladies' Club of Myrtle Lodge No. 8 United Order of the Irene' of Love held a regular meeting Monday evening at West Bath home of Mrs. Warren K. Davis. Hostess Mrs. Jennie G. Oliver presided in absence of President Milton Savage. Twelve members and one guest attended. Cards followed reports with prizes awarded in various games. Refreshments served. The next meeting is scheduled for Sept 28 in West Bath at Mrs. Walter Kingsbury's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
U. O
West Bath
Warren K. Davis
Jennie G. Oliver
H. Hunt
Ess
Davis
Bertha Ward
Oliver
Milton Savage
John Amos F. Perry
Walter Kingsbury
Perry
Emma Daley
Howard Blake
Wilfred W. Chaney
Melville B. Clark
Fred. Curtis
W. Frank Higgins
Charles O. Nelson
Seth Stewart
Miss Edna Wright Birthday Party Celebrated
Miss Edna Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs Holden C Wright 206 Middle Street celebrated her tenth birthday Saturday afternoon with a surprise party at Mrs Clyde Caton 176 Middle Games were played and refreshments of ice cream candy and cake were served by Mrs Caton Mrs Walter Hart Mrs Wright and Mrs Hildred Smith Many gifts were received Attendees included Char y and Frederick Pushard Richard Pushard Louis Martha and Louis Jr Stone Neal Hart Charles Robenson Dora Han Lynne and Merry Wright Jeannette King Mary Laura and Agnes Cressy and Albert Ang Mary Caton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wright
Holden C. Wright
Middle Street
Clyde Caton
Caton
Walter Hart
Wright
Hildred Smith
Chary
Frederick Pushard
Richard Pushard
Louis
Martha
Notes of Interest and Local Notices From Bath Area
Sugar ration stamp No 8 takes effect Saturday and will be valid until Oct 31 the longest period yet. Stamp No 6 and bonus No 7 lose value after Saturday night. Stamp 8 allows five pounds of sugar. Joseph R Durton of Woolwich finds luck with four and seven leaf clovers. Central Church Men’s club clambake at Roe Hill Inn West Bath Thursday tickets from Kardie S. Jackson or Edward A. Cunning. ball game Sain and Sinners, dancing, cards. bake starts 6 30. Goodwill Club supper plans canceled. club to serve a future date. Administer examinations for Maine State normal schools to be held Saturday in City Hall Bath not Morse High School due to repairs. Exams at 9 a.m. Edward T Kelley of 1 Front Street Bath paid costs in Lewiston court for driving without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church Men’s Club
Roe Hill Inn
West Bath
Kardie S. Jackson
Edward A. Cunnings
Maine State
City Ha
Morse High School
A.m
Lewisty Sun
Edward T. Kelley
Front Street
Bath
Lewiston
Gardiner wedding party off to Lincoln guests
Mr and Mrs Forrect C Legard with daughters Barbara Fred and Rena and guest Mrs Sheila Nicholson of Lincol passed Friday in Gardiner with Mrs Marjorie Christian. Nicholson who has been a guest of Barbara Legard for two weeks returns home Saturday accompanied by her hostess who will continue a week with her guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrect C. Legard
Barbara
Fred
Rena
Sheila Nicholson
Lincol
Gardiner
Marjorie Christian
Mi Nicholson
Babara Legard
Mrs Griffin Leaves for Chicago to Rejoin Her Husband
Mrs. Fred Griffin, visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Day Dickson at 1033 Washington Street, left Monday for Chicago to reunite with her husband FE Gene Griffin USNR. The brief notice notes her two week stay with relatives and travel to join her spouse aboard naval reserve service duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Griffin
Day Dickson
Washington Stree
Chicago
FE Gene Griffin
U.S.N.R
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y Society
C. H. Stiles
Parker Head
Raymond Belanger
Ronald
Marshall Street
Harry D. McLaughlin
Electric Boat Co
New London, Conn
William C. McLaughlin
Robbins Street
William J. Foley
Philadelphia, Pa
A. H. Fowlie
Woodfords Street
Oliver Cottage
John Johnson, Jr
Otis E. Cole
Brenton Ayer
Trufant Street
Edward Avery
Medford
William H. Murray
Meadowway
Joseph Cyr
Audrey
Cyr
Herbert Calderwood
Mr. Cyr
Minnie Cyr
Center Street Extension
Leon Bartlett
Berlin
David Rich
John McInnes
William D. Sewall
Robert Brownell
Upper Washington Street
W. Dayton Hill
Lakewood
Stanley Hatch
Bath Iron Works, Inc
James A. Goodwin
Chestnut Street
Ernest Wade
Panther Pond
Ernest Davis
Ernest
Emma Crosby
Ae Crosby
Dike Roa
Jeannette Webster
Quincy, Mass
Mary Kelley
Edward McCormack
Gary
Dike Road
Robert Daly
Kennebec Circle
John, Daly
Sadie Dowling
Shaw Street
William Lewis
Grover C. Smith
Reginald Farnham
Brunswick Road
Waterville
Della Harlow
William Tyler
Camp Chewonki
Norman Hodgkins
South Portland Shipyards
Herbert King
Edith and
Herbert, Jr
Mrs. King
Bunny Winslow
Tarboro
Small Point
Arthur Blythe
Herbert W. Cole
Nutley
William L. Bennett
Everett Lord
Peaks Island
Geraldine Rice
United Aircraft Corp
Michael J. Reardon
Francis J. Gooch
Francis, Jr
Houston
Robert Reardon
Rye
Kenneth Reardon
Portsmouth
Roger Pelletier
Mr. Pelletier
Muriel Pelley
Daniel Bennett
R. S. Thorpe
Kenneth Smith
Gloria
Dresden
Clarence Oliver
Union Street
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary
L. M. Cross
Cleveland, O
Judson L. Cross
Tougaloo College
Kennebec Point
Howard B. Mildram
Squirrel Inn
Squirrel Island
A. C. Freeman
Harold G. Freeman
North Yarmouth
Sebago Lake
Velmar M. Ward
Ernest Mendenhall
Roslindale
Charles Fish
Mendenhall
Abbie Damery
Fish
William J. Perry
Crescent Street
Barbara MacDonald
Shepard Street
Ay Martin Casey
James Clancy
Janey
Farnsworth
Old Orchard
Raymond Brown
Leland Sinclair
Windsor
Harold Cranshaw
Five Islands
Videll Research Corp
Camden, N. J
Catherine Campbell
Georgia Kakos
Nicholas S. Mihalos
Mary Eleanor Donnell
Kalamazoo, Mich
Carol Watson
Floyd Goding
Mary Ellen Steer
Philadelphia
Past Ladies’ Club OF
Joseph R. Durton
Pines
Goodw Club
Clt
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!