Bath area social notes and lodge officer elections
Local residents including George J. Ingalls and Edith Atwood are noted for visits and illnesses in Bath and nearby towns. Reports list Bodwell lodge officers elected December 4 and Dromore grange officers elected. December events include welfare club meeting and a 80th birthday celebration. Virginia Carol born to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Wallace at Bath Memorial Hospital. several social visits to Bath Winnegance and Perry's Cove are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Weetoor
George J. Ingalls
Bath Memorial
Bertha Nickerson
Bath
Horace Wardman
York Street
Edith Atwood
Walter J. Pierce
South Eliot
Gilbert Atwood
Lewiston
William B. Perry
Cora Campbell
Margaret Gilman
Arbert Scott
Pomona
Ardelle Gilman
Ceres
Arline Perkins
Flora
Rena Scott
A Rogers
Fred Curtis
Bath Memorial Hospital
Lincoln Parks
Somerville
Mass
Winnegance
Ruth Morrison
Portland
John E. Blaisdell
Wollaston
Arthur Footer
Perry’s Cove
Omar Perry
Arthur
James E. Perry
Welfare Club
Anna Derwent
Dromore
Ingalls
Frank P. Leavitt
Harold Atwood
Keith Atwood
Winneganee
Virginia Carol
Lewis E. Wallace
West Point
Dromore Grange
Elfredda Perkins
Brunswick
Elfreda Perkins
George Ingalls
Ralph Kenney
Roscoe Woodman
Evelyn Beals
Belle Cutting
Annie Malcolm
Tré&asurer
Marion Rafnell
Ralph Trask
Georgena Thorp
Celina Desjardins
Grace Kenney
Minnie Woodman
Charlotte Owen
State Grange
Bowdoin Opens Educational Film Series at Memorial Hall
Bowdoin College presents a six film program through the Museum of Modern Art Film Library. The inaugural Friday at 7:15 features early works from 1893 to 1911 including The Execution of Mary Queen of Scots and Queen Elizabeth with Sarah Bernhardt. A small admission is charged and four more screenings follow in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin College
Memorial Hall
Museum of Modern Art Film Library
America
Mary Queen of Scots
Faust
Queen Elizabeth
Sarah Bernhardt
Lou Tellegen
Hubbard Hall
Japanese Novelties At Wesley's Sale Draw Attention
During Wesley church annual sale and supper the Sorority table will feature a display of Japanese novelties personal selected by a missionary in Japan. Orders may be placed and filled promptly. Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Thornburg announce a new public library for Sanford to be built as a memorial to Louis B. Goodall with construction to begin in spring and trustees authorized to transfer to town or form a public library association after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Japan
Harvey Thornburg
Sanford
Main
Elm Streets
Village Notes on Hospital, Skaters, and Local Visits
Mrs Ralph Whitenouse of High Street is much improved after six weeks at Bath Memorial Hospital following major surgery and hopes to return home soon. Local social life includes the Women’s Auxiliary, visits from Gen Evita and J E Blaisdell of Quincy, and a Squaw club meeting planned with Mrs Orman Coggeshall. Skaters frequent the lake, a grass fire on marshes was observed, and Marjorie Rogers recovering from flu shows improvement. Miss Carolyn Oliver of Biddeford visited her parents on Low er High Street. Mrs Thatcher Pinkham hosted a contract club with prizes awarded to Mrs Harry Oliver and Mrs Gertrude Small. Iceboats are being prepared for commission as cold weather persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Whitenouse
Ull High Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Be Karidees
Lincoln Parits
Genevita
Jee
J. E. Blaisdell
Quincy
Mass
Marjorie Rogers
Squaw Club
Orman Coggeshall
Harry B. Williams
Carolyn Oliver
R. N
Biddeford
Harry Oliver
Lower High Street
Thatcher Pinkham
Bridge Street
Gertrude Small
Sterling Bible Class Plans For Christmas
The Sterling Bible class of Corliss Street Baptist Church met for its monthly session with 24 members present led by president Mrs. John H. Hunt. They outlined Christmas activities, called for candy gifts and tree ornaments, and discussed the January meeting and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Bible Class
Corliss Street Baptist Church
John H. Hunt
M. Eugene Watson
Frederick P. Moffatt
R. C. Mitchell
Weeks Street
William Paisley
Moffatt
Ralph Cornish
John Russell
Birthday Bank
James Gillespie
Fred May
Elmer F. Campbell
High Street
Campbell
Warren H. McIntire
Winter Street Men Plan Ladies Night
The Winter Street Men's club meets Thursday with Ladies' Night guests including the Ladies' Auxiliary. An attendance over 100 is anticipated. Prof. Ernst C. Helmreich of Bowdoin College will speak on political science and international relations, sharing timely events. Supper at 6:30 precedes the chapel gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ernst C. Helmreich
Bowdoin College
Christmas Boxes Packed On Monday
Two large boxes of useful articles were packed Monday afternoon by the Missionary society of the Winter Street church for Christmas missionary work. One box was sent to the Maine Seacoast mission and the other to Pleasant Hill academy in Pleasant Hill Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of
Winter Street
Maine Seacoast
Pleasant Hill Academy
Pleasant Hill
Tenn
American Missionary Association
Alice Varney
G. Fred Symes
LeRoy Black
Tugaloo College
Tugaloo
Miss
Harry W. Cobb
Maine
Langdon T. Snipe
Margaret Mitchell
Bath Girl Scout Council Praised by Regional Director
Bath council receives praise from regional director Miss Ruth Steveris for doing a good job in Girl Scouting. Mrs. Wilmer I. Voorhees serves as the local Girl Scout commissioner in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Bath
Ruth Steveris
COMMUNITY GOSSIP FROM POPHAM BEACH AREA
Popham Beach and many residents are mentioned in a sprawling column of visits and daily life notes. Mrs. Francis Luke, Barbara, Eleanor Thayer, Capt. Edgar Drake, and others are described visiting relatives, traveling to Bath Lisbon Falls and Portland. Weather concerns include gale force winds and high surf troubling the river beach with sand washing away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Luke
Barbara
Frank Irineford
Rit Scott
Worceder
Scott
Pauliné Morphy
Eleanor Thayér
Lisbon Falls
Elligoh Moody
Gitlet's
Ethel Osgood
Ma MeBonden
M¢Dohnell
Osgood
Roland Sudds
Auburn
Clinton Newdick
Augusta
Stephen Etinier
Stephanie
New York
G. Edward McNulty
Walter Sprague
North Yarmouth
Barbara Sprague
Academy
Miss Sprague
Edna M. Coolidge
Birchwood
Georgetown
Seaman
Evadna Drake
Mr. Drake
Stover
Eugene
Joseph
John
Seaman E. Drake
Kennebec River Station
Deletra Webster
Gorham
Ernest W. Oliver
Bath
Walter Spragué
Machias
Howard Spinney
Moses T. Chandler
Wakefield
Gilbert’s Head
Long Island
Lincoln Street
Geneva Moody
Pauline Morong
Ethel Luke
Beulah Light
R. N
William Lundrigan
Althea Oliver
Nina Larrabee
Karl Hentz
Eleanor Lowell
Millard Urquehart
Seguin Island Light
Henry Sterling
Bath Couple Divorced After Cruel Treatment Case
Mrs Lydia Baxter Smith of Bath was granted a divorce from Alden G. Smith a Bath bank official by Superior Justice Edward P. Murray in Portland. She alleged cruel and abusive treatment and custody arrangements were set. He did not contest and was represented by counsel. Custody splits give Mrs Smith three summer months with the two children, while he has the other nine months and must pay seven dollars per month for support. The couple married at Mere Point on June 30, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Baxter Smith
Bath
Alden G. Smith
Bath Bank
Edward P. Murray
Portland
Smith
Maine Island Lobster Season Reimagined for Winter Harvest
Monhegan Island fishermen shift lobster season to winter after a local law forbids fishing within two miles of shore from June 25 to December 1. Commissioner Feyler assigns a warden to oversee 25 men pursuing a year round income, with rugged weather and high prices supporting steady work and prospering community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Rodney E. Feyler
Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries
Walter Simmons
Maine
Monhegan
Augusta
Club Garret Dinner Dance Plans Warm Bath Winter Social
Club Garret prepares a Christmas night dinner dance at the Hotel Sedgwick to start Bath's winter social season. A five piece orchestra will play during dinner at seven with dancing to one. Tickets limited by attendance. sales end Dec 20 or earlier if filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret
Sedgwick
Bath
Club Garret
Emily Jordan
Hallet's
Beatrice Duprey
Louise Stewart
Bertha Lord
Netta Briggs
Doris Scott
Margaret Austin
Triangle Riding Club Meets in Brunswick With Members Listed
A Bath Brunswick Triangle Riding club meeting occurred Monday of last week in Brunswick with Clar ence Bartlett. Seven Bath members attended including Miss Bertha Lord as guest Miss Helen Conley Redington R. Reed Miss Doris Scott Miss Louise Stewart secretary Miss Dorothy A. Thompson and Miss Marion H. Whitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maine Horse Association
Bartlett
Stewart
Jeannette F. Shackford
Marion H. Whitten
Dorothy A
Bath
Brunswick Triangle Riding Club
Brunswick
Clarence Bartlett
Bertha Lord
Helen Conley
Redington R. Reed
Doris Scott
Louise Stewart
Dorothy A. Thompson
Júnior Garden Club Hosts Jolly Party and Games
The Cosmopolitan Junior Garden club held a Monday party in the Cosmopolitan club house hosted by the Senior Garden club. Nancy Gregware led a business meeting with Anita Bagdikian assisting before festivities. Prizes were awarded in button, clothes pin, cracker, and Jerusalem games to several members. refreshments followed. The next meeting is scheduled for January 4, led by Granville Colby with Mary Campbell and Jennie Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Junior Garden Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Nancy Gregware
Anita Bagdikian
Mary Sarkis
Charles Johansen
Ances Callan
Eleanor Black
Marjorie Black
Thelma Sutherland
Sally Sarkis
Sally Munsey
Frances Callan
Betty Small
Betty Orvis
Jerusalem
William Johansen
Ruth
Edward
Gerald Cogan
Arline James
Marion Jordan
Frank Aom
Granville Colby
Mary E. Campbell
Jennie P. Perkins
Poster Contest Kickoff Ties to Garden Show
With the new year the community plans a poster contest to build anticipation for the garden show. Juniors show strong interest as Arline James and Betty Small lead participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline James
Betty Small
Universalist Team Takes Over Corliss In Tuesday Night Game
Universalist led from start to finish and seized second place in the YMCA Church League after defeating Corliss in Tuesday night play. Central overwhelmed Wesley for its third win to pull even with Corliss while Winter beat Beacon and Elm dropped Grace to the cellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
Corliss
Central
Winter and
Elm
Y. M. C. A. Church
Wesley
Winter
Beacon
Grace
Y. M. C. A. Church League
St. Mary's
Sean Grace
Wise Owl Troop Plans Christmas Party and Service Run
Wise Owl troop No. 3 Girl Scouts met to discuss community service and a Christmas party on December 22. Linna Purdue and Marion Warner passed observation tests. Marjorie Grace reported on Saturday’s hike. Scouts left the Court House at 1:30 and hiked to Sexen Hills, returning at four. Florence Leeman and Marjorie Grace passed fire building on the hike. Christmas greens were gathered and marshmallows toasted over the open fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Owl Troop
Linna Marie Purdue
Marion Warner
Marjorié Grace
Court House
Sexen Hills
Florence Leeman
Marjorie Grace
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Leon Fickett
Pond Island
Ralph McKinney
White Rock Light
Marine Hospital
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Peck
Christmas City
Santa Claus
Christmas City Hall
Toyville
Santa
Pipé
Popeye
Christmas City Service
Dela
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Betty Lee
Driscoll’s
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