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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Gardiner
William Esmond
Willow Street
Hugh D. Grant
Hartford
Conn
Grant Harris
Lillian Bibber
Elmer Sidelinger
Eugene
Henry Albert
Granite Street
Barbara Hart
Robert Bunnell
Alice
Louise
Helene Avery
Betty Breed
Jeanette Bennett
Eleanor
Junior
Vera Wallace
Ramona
Ardine
Delore Haines
Catherine Hart
Robert Wallace
Frank Bunnell
Marion Anderson
99 Court Street
Rowland Beal
Josephine Moore
Beal
George Hathorne
Sagadahoc Ferry
Philip Gildart
Suzanna
Philip Jr
Bangor
Gildart
John Hunt
Middle Street
Arthur Sewall, 2d
New York
Roscoe G. Bailey
Memorial Hospital
Fred P. Shaw
Shaw
Robert P. Shaw
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Edward P. Steininger
Germany
E. Heidelbauer
Stuttgart
Steininger
Washington
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Lore Steininger
Grace Williams
Popham
William W. Dennison
Robert Brownell
Cobb Road
Shirley Campbell
William Campbell
Arrowsic
Mrs. Milton. Trott
James A. Comeau
Center Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
William Parker
Lister Lawrence
Norfolk
Mr. Parker
Mr. Jence
Lucille Johnson
Summer Street
Westbrook Junior College
Dramatic Club
Westbrook
Eastland Hotel
Harry C. Hinckle
Bigelow
William Johnston Jr
New York City
Elinor Johnston
Johnston
Barbara Webb
Stuart W. Webb
Samuel S. Sewall
John R. Bradlee
Montclair
N. J
Emma M. Houghton
Webb
Bradlee
Charlotte TI. Meeker
Edie Edwards
Maxwell Powers
Whitman, Mass
Charles F. Johnson
Jason A. Merrill
Mechanic Falls
Mrs. Merrill
Glendon Brewster
Elizabeth Brewster
George Brackley
Union City
George F. Brackley
Huse Street
Oliver Moses
Mr. Moses
Textile Manufacturers Association
Waldorf Astoria
Mark W. Sewall
Donald S. Sewall
Mark
Boothbay Harbor
William Bickerstaff
Moorestown
Washington, D. C
Charles H. Cahill
David S. Cogan
Hebrew Ladies’ Society of Beth Israel Synagogue
George Lennox
Carville Douglas
Kenneth
Freeman Southard
Wiscasset
Dorothy Anlcker
Weststreet
Barbara Tubbs
Miss Tubbs
Betsy Larrabee
Groton, Conn
Archibald M. Main
Frank King
New London
Carolyn G. King
Richard G. Carver
Edward L. Reed
Wollaston
Susan Reed
T. G. Nelson
Beachmont
Henry Cotteau
George Cameron, Jr
William S. Newell
E. Everett Pierce
Henry Oo. Trowbridge
Paul L. Boudreau
Andrews Road
Rachel F. Nichols
Esther L. Brown
Emma G. Brown
W. Percy Marks
Bessie Mikels
Louis M. Silverman
Frederick J. Morse
Harrison, N. Y
Walter E. Chase
Frank H. Percy
Sewail Percy
Mrs. Percy
John McInnes
John McInnes, Jr
Stroudwater
Genesta Corliss
R.N
Jean Danforth
Herbert R. Leeman
Chester
Woolwich
Jed Hallowell
Oak Street
Mr. Hill
Massachusetts Bankers Association
Statler
Oscar F. Thornton
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church
Charles R. Sims
North Street
Irving C. Varney
John Sampson
Margaret
Mr. Sampson
Carrie M. Sampson
Arthur P. Sampson
Frank F. Colburn, Jr
Pearl Street
Francis J. Gooch
Court Street
Columbia Theatre
George J. Nugent
John E. Hayes
Margaret S. Gordon
Edwin P. Lowell
William W. Oliver
Elford A. Stover
Arthur C. Norton
Old Telephone Club
Dummer Street
Stephen McPhee
Dominique J. Tardif
Park Street
Fern Marie
Betty Lou Genthner
Jackie and
Jimmie Hart
Duncan Robinson
Nancy Lee
Elford Austin Stover, Jr
Fern
Patricia Ann
John Campbell
Chester Totman
Adelbert Hall
Costello P. Hall
Elbridge R. Wright
Marshall Avenue
William H. Small
Edward Cummings
Revere
S. Cum J . Lockery
Grace Cotton
Lockery
Dom
Bue
Oln P. Carey, Jr
John P. Carey Jr
Maine State Liquor Commission
Carey
Mr. Landon
Governor Landon
Mr. Carey
Chicago
Bath Iron Works Corp
Pres. Newell
Newell
L. Eugene Thebeau
Mr. Thebeau
Bath Iron Works
Toastmaster
Main
Daniel McPhee
Board of Aldermen
Edward F. Miller
Francis McPherson
William Colleran
George D. Field
Mr. Field
America
Ont
Justify
Alfie Jewett
George A. Churchill
Hatch Shoe
Auburn
Mr. Churchill
Central Lea