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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1936

Page

15

Social news from Bath club meetings and society events

The Bath society page details a Wednesday meeting of Past Noble Grands of Queen Esther Rebekah lodge with supper bridge prizes won by Mrs. Herbert Huggard, Mrs. Albert Thompson, and Mrs. Leonard Munsey. It also lists numerous residents and guests at social gatherings, birthdays, travels, hospital visits, church activities, and upcoming events across Bath and nearby towns.

Noble Grands Club Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Jennie Farrin Eva Helah Herbert Huggard Albert Thompson Leonard Munsey Henry T. B. Leeman Victor Pinkham Ralph Mank Herbert McCabe Harriet Bunker Leonard Lord Harry Knight

Sewall Family Heads to Boston for Brief Visit

Mayor and Mrs Arthur Sewall and Mrs William D Sewall left Tuesday for a short visit in Boston.

Arthur Sewall William D. Sewall Boston

Governor Brann at Bath Victory Dinner Praised by Host

Governor Brann appeared at a Bath Victory dinner amid an enthusiastic crowd. He praised Bath’s support, warned of Republican losses in 1938, and predicted Maine would become a Democratic state in six years. Entertainment included songs, dances, and a grand governor led march.

Maine Vérmont Bath Simon M. Hamlin Harold Dubord F. Harold Dubord Waterville Democratic Party Helen Hanson Helen N. Hanson Calais Augusta Powers Miss Hanson Fred H. Lancaster Democratic State Committee Chairman Powers Brann Ralph C. Cove Mr. Powers Ralph C. Covel Sagadahoe County Thomas Jefferson Grover Cleveland Woodrow Wilson Franklin Delano Roosevelt Louis Jefferson Brann Roosevelt Franklin Roosevelt Sagadahoc James A. Farley Jim Farley Pow Ery Covel Portland Aroostook County Hancock Executive Council Wall Street Lillian Hogan Aubrey Steen Mr. Steen Islands Mary Cunningham Helen Tabor Kathleen Harkins Freida McAllister Miss McAllister Miss Tabor Miss Harkins

Irving Duley Leads Park Alley Bowlers

Irving Duley tops the Park Alley bowlers in a recent city league clash while Mrs. Milton C Trott of High Street is visiting in Boston for a few days.

Ellen McCall Bedford Street Philadelphia Dorothy Thompson Fred Thompson High Street The Thompson Insurance Office Boston Mabel Whitten Irving Duley Milton C. Trott Igh Street Park Alley Irving Daley Howard McNeil Allie Jewett McNeil Daley Jewett Harry Farrell al Thayer Daley McNeil Farrell Wee

City News and Community Notes From Auburn Area

A city driver struck a Doyle truck on Lincoln Street near downtown last week. The Doyle truck was found abandoned with no lights, about 12 feet from the curb, leading to a parking ordinance warrant sworn by City Marshal Walter L. Whitney. Officers Pennell and Green investigated. St Marys choir will entertain with a bean supper at Isabella hall next evening. Henry M. Biggins announced a committee for an event with a door prize and a turkey prize for a lucky attendee. George A. Churchill visited Auburn factories to inspect sports wear demand amid winter interest. Rev William Dawes Veazie spoke at Universalist Men’s Night. Rev George H. Thorburn Jr introduced him.

St. Mary's Isabella Hall Henry M. Biggins William Dawes Veazie Portland Universalist Church George H. Thorburn, Jr

Genesta Chapter Plans A Christmas Party

Announcement of a Christmas party to be held Dec. 18 was made at the meeting of Genesta chapter No. 73 O. E. S. in Masonic Temple. Mrs. Bagdikian and Mrs. Coombs will head arrangements for the party. Miss Cunningham and pupils of Moderne School of Dancing performed.

Wesley M. E. Church William Davis William A. Coombs Arthur C. Whittier Russell Street Beacon Street Carl Pinson Milan Street Raymond Hart Fred Pinkham Hazel Reeks Philip Roberts Kenneth Haskell Meadow Way Maurice Shea Martin Powers Carl Meister Genesta Masonic Temple Paul G. Bagdikian Edward Coombs John Wishart Mary Cunningham Moderne School of Dancing Kathleen Harkins Silver Star Ballet Lydia Savage Arlene Arsenault Germaine Bonney Millicent Hecht Marguerite Riney Madelyn Robson Ethel DuPont Esther H. Drummond Archibald Miller

Solar Lodge elects John W. Gillespie worthy master

John W. Gillespie was elected worthy master of Solar Lodge F and A M at the annual meeting Monday night. Other officers elected include John Wishart senior warden Oscar Adams junior warden Fred D. Hill treasurer Harry E. Litchfield secretary. Right Worshipful Brother N Gratz Jackson invited to install on Dec 21.

John W. Gillespie Solar Lodge A. M John Wishart Oscar Adams Fred D. Hill Harry E. Litchfield N. Gratz Jackson

Central Lea Plans For Its Sale

Central church league prep for its annual Christmas sale at the parish house amid a 38 attendance. A supper and joke free on Jan 4 was voted, with members to bring joke gifts. December meetings end. the Dec 10 sale starts at 2 30 with refreshments at 3 30 and tables for various items and a fish pond.

Central Church League Francis Hill Harold S. Avery Percy R. Low William Palmer Luther S. Thompson League William Daley Oscar Adams Edward A. Cummings Seth S. Mullin Hiram T. Stevens Addie Palmer Owen J. Ledyard Byron F. Barker

Talking Crow Delights Warren ton Couple At Home

Mr and Mrs B Hall of Warrenton keep a rare pet a talking crow. The bird chats when not shown to guests saying Hello Mama and several other words and laughs with happiness on good humor. The Halls rescued it from a crow nest in Warrenton Park about a year and a half ago.

B. Hall Warrenton Mr. Hall Warrenton Park

Mrs Hatch to Move to Augusta for Holidays

Mrs. Robert B. Hatch will close her Washington street home this week and join Mr. Hatch in Augusta where he manages the Singer Sewing Machine Co office with his grandmother Mrs. Davis Hatch of Green street until after the holidays.

Claude R. Nowe Melrose Mass Mary E. Goodwin Morse Augusta The Kennebec Journal Social Security Department Miss Goodwin George J. Goodwin Bath Street William Otis Wagner Robert Wagner Water Street Frank Thompson W. Dayton Hill Washington Street Robert B. Hatch Hatch Singer Sewing Machine Davis Hatch Green Street

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