Nancy Sewall Weds Chester S Brett Jr in Grace Episcopal Rite
Miss Nancy Warren Sewall, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall II of 963 Washington street, married Chester Snow Brett Jr of Boston at Grace Episcopal church in a 4 30 Saturday ceremony. The bride wore her great grandmother’s ivory taffeta dress with rose point lace veil. her sister Cynthia Sewall served as maid of honor. bridesmaids wore white organdy over blue. best man was Austin Baker III of Brookline. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Warren Sewall
Arthur Sewall, II
Washington Street
Chester Snow Brett, Jr
Chester Snow Brett
Boston
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
David Glasgow Farragut
Austria
Cynthia Sewall
Commutation reduces murderer's life term to 25 years
Chief Moriarty receives New Mexico clipping stating James A. Murray's life sentence for Finley G. Drummond's murder was commuted to 25 years. Drummond, a Bath iron works worker and former Naval officer, was killed June 1946 in Tucumcari, with robbery cited as motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Moriarty
New Mexico
James A. Murray
Finley G. Drummond
Bath
Murray
Drummond
Bath Iron Works Corp
Frank R. Bailey
Woolwich
la Jolla
Calif
Owen J. Ledyard
High Street
T. B. Hoover
Tucumcari
N. M
Phoenix
Ariz
Moriarty
Thomas Malory
Republicans Plan Final Sept 11 Vote Push at City Hall
The Republican City Committee led by E A Stover calls a Friday 7 pm meeting at City Hall auditorium to seal election plans for September 11. Congressman Robert Hale may speak. about 30 volunteers will transport voters on election day as the party forecasts a heavy Bath turnout and record absentee voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
E. A. Stover
City Hall Auditorium
Robert Hale
Stover
Bath
Etta M. Thurlow
Ward
Camp Gordon
Georgia
Mrs Walter Baker of Woolwich Patient at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Walter Baker of Woolwich is listed as a patient at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Baker
Woolwich
the Memorial Hospital
Bell From Ship Present to City of Bath in Civic Ceremony
A crowded Bath City Hall celebrated the presentation of the bronze bell from His Majesty's Ship Bath. British Consul General Whittamore, Bath City Council Chairman Rodney E. Ross Jr., Captain Russell Hitchcock, and Admiral Jacobsen spoke on Allied efforts, UN unity, and the fighting spirit against aggression. The unveiling concluded with thanks to the United States for destroyer support and a note on Bath Iron Works contributing to naval strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Bath
Charles Eric Whitamore
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Ross
Russell S. Hitchcock
U.S.N
R. G. Mackay
Royal Navy
United Kingdom
United Nations
Hitchcock
Mackay
United States
England
League of Nations
Italy
Japan
Germany
Britain
East
Malaya
Hong Kong
H. M. S. Bath
Jacobson
Norway
Admiral Jacobsen
Whittamore
Great Britain
U. S
Hyde Windlass
Bath Iron Works Corp
H.M.S. Bath
Hyde
Departure of Bath Battery in World War I Era
Hundreds of Bath residents witnessed Battery B depart at 2 45 am from the railroad station for Georgia in full regalia amid fog and teary farewells. A last minute tribute effort raised funds and supplies including coffee cigarettes and candy for the over 100 soldiers and their entourage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery B
Bath
Georgia
Lincoln Street
Little Torrent Veteran Firemen’s Association
Bath Police Department
North Street
Washington Street
Vine Street
G. I
Stephen L. Robbins
Louis D. Annis
J. Horace McClure
Smith-Tobey Legionnaires
Ralph Hilyard
Robert Lee
Charles O'Hara
Donald Perry
Fred Drake
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lawrence Small
Elmer Moore
240Th Coast Artillery
Edward J. McMann
Theodore Burns
The
Elks
Phil O'Hara
Jay Povich
Percy Kingsbury
Wilfred Guerin
Lions
McMann
Robbins
Congress Shirt Factory
Front Street
J. Haviland Torrey
Bath Lodge of Elks
Richard J. Frates
Fire Department
List of Bath teaching staff for the 1950 51 term
A released Bath school list names 14 new teachers with an asterisk and lists staff across multiple schools. It covers offices including superintendent Lor ing R Addison secretary Miss Phillis Delano clerk Mrs Dorothy McKenna and faculty at Washington Primary Dike North Grammar Central Grammar South Street Weeks Street Mitchell Huse Keith Morse High and others with numerous principals and teachers across grades pre primary primary and secondary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Office of Superintendent of Schools
Loring R. Addison
Phillis Delano
Dorothy McKenna
Washington
Rosalie Fogg
Marion Clark
Emma Cummings
Dike
Paul Scanlin
Faith Sherwood
Mary Brown
Harriet Frye
Edith Horne
Ella Jaquith
Gladys Lowell
Mabel Fuller
Almira Jones
Bessie Boudreau
North Grammar
Maurice Clark
Helen Hayes
Alena Fraser
Theo Honsinger
North
Carrie Smith
Marjorie Bartlett
Doris Babkirk
Louise Richmond
Central Grammar
Moody Flint
Albert Adams
Doris Humphreys
Almena Jaques
Ella Bates
Margaret Scott
Bernice Olby
Isabelle Bryant
South Street
Dorothy Plummer
Maxine Furber
Viola Osgood
Doris Wing
Weeks Street
Manley Grant
Evelyn Stairs
Jean Jackins
Mitchell
Genevieve Breton
Katherine Mitchell
Germaine Bonney
Evelyn Morse
Susan Howe
Nathalie Fowle
Lillian Fisher
Huse—Keith Crockett
Ruth Trueworthy
Eleanor Danforth
Oliver Crabtree
Laleah Snyder
Catherine Powers
Alice Austin
Anne Thompson
Marion Murphy
Charlotte Hilyard
Lydia Hutchins
Helen Canales
Elizabeth Young
Bonnie McKenna
Evelyne Percy
Hope Hersom
Morse High
Raymond Farnham
Doris Scott
Omah Snipe
Mary Conley
Katherine Conley
Amy Irish
Phyllis Crowley
Ruth Wilson
Nathan Watson
Miriam Harmon
Louise Mayo
David Wetherell
Harold E. Brown
Adena Smith
Henry Small
Robert Clunie
Margaret Flaherty
Austin Miller
Commercial
Dennis Murphy
J. Edward Pomeroy
David Alkazin
Barbara Brooks
Duncan Farrell
Joyce Farrar
Fannie Clements
Linwood Abbott
Maria St. An
Woolworth Yacht Espetal Anchors in Bath River
The Woolworth yacht Espetal, built in Germany, anchored in the Bath river Sunday afternoon. The craft previously spent over a year at Bath Iron Works for alterations and repairs completed recently. Members of the F. W. Woolworth family of New York were greeted by two private automobiles that accompanied the yacht as it cruised the eastern seaboard. The party traveled to Augusta, where the Woolworths maintain a summer home on Lake Cobbo seecontee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
Germany
Bath
Bath Iron Works
F. W. Woolworth
New York
Augusta
Woolworth’s
Lake Cobboseecontee
Lightning Strikes Bath Home As Severe Storm Rages
A major afternoon and evening thunderstorm drenched Bath with heavy rain and bright lightning. A bolt struck the Fortier home at 100 South Street starting a small attic fire extinguished by the residents. Storm wiring and blown fuses caused localized outages and 48 fire boxes were restored by Chief Frates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Frank T. Fortier
South Street
Central Maine Power Co
Allegrin
High Street
Clappison
Water Street
Richard Frates
Battery House
Middle Street
South End
Bath faces need for new school facilities says superintendent
Bath Superintendent Loring Addison urged Bath Rotary Club to form a School District to issue bonds for a new schoolhouse, citing rising lower grade enrollment and Maine legislation allowing debt beyond limits. The plan aims to raise up to 300,000 dollars, aided by state education department approval. higher tuition for out of town students underscores cost pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Supt
Loring Addison
Rotary Club
Central Parish House
William Skelton
Bath Board of Education
Maine
State Department of Education
Huse
Big Guns Come For Clambake Rally In West Bath
United States Senator Margaret Chase Smith Congressman Robert Hale Governor Frederick G Payne and former Governor Sumner Sewall of Bath plan to attend a Republican rally and clambake at Rock Hill Inn West Bath on Saturday September 9. The bake costs 75 cents per head and starts at noon with a speaking program following. Free bus transportation from city hall at 11 45 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Margaret Chase Smith
Robert Hale
Frederick G. Payne
Sumner Sewall
Bath
Rock Hill Inn
West Bath
City Hall
Memorial hospital Auxiliary Tea and Card party success
The Sewall home York hall hosted the Memorial hospital Auxiliary Tea and Card party as part of a series leading to the Auxiliary fair. Hon. and Mrs. Sumner Sewall and others welcomed guests. decorations featured late summer florals and a white arrangement on a rose medallion stand. Prizes in contract went to Mrs. Gardiner Rogers and others. canasta top scorers were Mrs. Hobart Ames and Mrs. Samuel Jordan. Special awards included an angel cake to Mrs. Duncan Farrell and a Williamsburg linen cloth donated by Mrs. Sumner Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall
York Hall
Sumner Sewall
Arthur Sewall
John K. Jayne
New Canaan
Wilmer I. Voorhees
James A. Gillies
Frederick E. Drake
Isadore Singer
Archibald M. Main
Dean Shaw
Duncan McInnes
Gardiner Rogers
Voorhees
Canasta
Hobart Ames
Samuel Jordan
Henry Biggins
Bowen Torrey
Anne Miller
Duncan Farrell
Williamsburg
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Nancy W. Sewall
Chester S. Brett, JR
Sallie Lane Sewall
Randolph Sides, Jr
Rochester
N. Y
Mary Esther Edge
Princeton
N. J
Harold A. B. McInnes
Daniel G. Wheeler
Dover
Mass
Molly Chatfield
Rockport
Betty
Jackson-White
F. G. Drummond
Bath Battery
Woolworth Yacht
Viking
A. L. Berry Co
Hyde Memorial
George M. Lowden
Lowden
Kennebec
Sasanoa River
Woolwich-Arrowsic
Senator Smith
Rep. Hale
Governor Payne
Rock Hill
Bath Auto Company