Society notes on Thanksgiving visits and local philanthropy
Mrs. Edward G. Mead and Prof. Mead travel to Massachusetts after Ernest Mead's death in Wellesley Hills. Numerous Bath residents host Thanksgiving gatherings with family visits across Maine and New England including Portland, Augusta, Quincy and Bath. A Bath library fundraiser aids Lincoln Home for the Aged. social clubs discuss Navy Academy talks and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Mead
Oxford
Janet Cutler
A. M. Cutler
Prof. Mead
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Ernest Mead
Mr. Mead
Ivers Pond Piano Company
Mead
Thanksgiving Guests Share Dinners Across Town and Beyond
Families from South Monmouth to Mechanic Street and Port land hosted dinners and welcomed relatives over Thanksgiving. Guests included Mrs. Raymond Harnden and Mrs. John Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Huggard, and Miss Dorothy Huggard. Others traveled from Hartford and Arlington to visit local homes, with several planned weekends and journeys to Boston and California for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Harnden
South Monmouth
John Clark
Bowery Street
Thanksgiving House-Parties Reveal New England Holiday Gatherings
Families from Washington street Topsham and Brunswick join gatherings at homes of Fred Robinson Albert Bourassa and Merle Owen with daughters Emma Lucy Rolande Lewis and Dennis. Charles Andrews hosts at Hardings with a Morse high school dance. Jesse Allen visits his mother Jennie Allen at Hotel Phoenix. Stanley Peterson and daughter Audrey visit Portsmouth relatives Carl and Mrs Meister before returning Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Robinson
Washington Street
Albert Bourassa
Emma
Merle Owen
Lucy
Topsham
Wilfred Violette
Rolande
Lewis and Dennis
Brunswick
Charles Andrews
Hardings
Morse High School
Jesse Allen
Mr. Allen
Jennie M. Allen
Hotel Phoenix
Allen
Quincey
Stanley Peterson
Audrey
Portsmouth
N. H
Local Residents Report Returns and Appointments in Saco
Miss Arabelle Lord of the public school system returns with her parents after Thanksgiving. Sister Harriet Lord comes home from Memorial Hospital after tonsil operation. Thelma Cutler of Ropsam begins duties at Bath Iron Works USN office. Mrs. Hildebrand leaves for Revere to care for Mrs. Lockery leaving Deaconess Hospital. William Sewall returns to Choate School after visit. Philip Eaton ill at home after hunting trip near Errol New Hampshire. Mr and Mrs Conley sail from New York to Bermuda for two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabelle Lord
Saco
John A. Lord
Lord
Pearl Street
Harriet Lord
Memorial Hospital
Pear Street
Thelma Cutler
Ropsham
Inspector of Machinery, Usn
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Peter Hildebrand
Revere
Mass
James E. Lockery
Washington Street
Deaconess Hospital
Grace Cotton
Philip L. Eaton
Andrews Road
Wilson's Mills
Errol
N. H
Martin F. Conley
Floral Street
New York
Bermuda
Thanksgiving Weekend Guestings and Local Travels
Mrs. John Griffeth of Philadelphia visited Bedford Street and returned home after Thanksgiving. Miss Eileen Jones and Miss Katherine Clancy spent the weekend with Ellery Doyle in Whitefield N H, and Bath grandfathers were visited. Local church groups traveled to Portland for a Thirteen Class service, with an early 7 30 departure and 11 45 return. Alfred S Bucknam left for New York City ahead of a trip to Oklahoma. Ruth Hodgdon returned to Colby College after recess with Nequasset home, joining several companions. Robert Bragg continued studies at Pratt Institute after weekend with North Street parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Griffeth
Philadelphia
Com
Roger McCall
Bedford Street
Griffeth
Eileen Jones
Fremont Street
Katherine Clancy
Fort Fairfield
Westbrook Junior College
Ellery Doyle
Whitefield
N. H
First Baptist Brotherhood
Portland
Ruth
Hodgdon
Colby College
Frank A. Hodgdon
Nequasset
Helen O. Jevons
Glen Rock
N. J
Mary A. Utecht
Brunswick
Barbara E. Hutcheon
Presque Isle
Robert—Brage
Pratt Institute
Brook
Ralph W. Bragg
North Street
Local social notes and community confirmations gather in Bath
A Bath column records guests and visits from families including the Conleys and Steiningers, notes a Beth Israel Junior Council forming with Edward Gediman as president and Ada Greenblatt as vice, and lists dozens of holiday travels and hospital visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Israel
Edward
Gediman
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Mary Arik
Evelyn Petlock
Arik
Young Jewish Dramatic Society
Laconia
N. H
Bath
Miss Arck
Holiday Homecomings From Boston And Milford
Miss Dorice F. Miller returns to Boston after Thanksgiving with her parents at 107 Lincoln Street. Miss Ruth E. Cohen goes back to Simmons College in Boston to continue her second year. Miss Cohen hosted Miss Sylvia Werber of Milford as recess guest. Ruth E. Sprague and Mary O. Sprague, Bates College freshmen, are among Thanksgiving returnees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorice F. Miller
Boston
Mrs. Abraham Miller
Lincoln Street
Ruth E. Cohen
Simmons College
Morris H. Cohen
Old South Place
Ruth E. Sprague
Mary O. Sprague
Lucinda Sprague
Bates College
Weekend visit of Mr and Mrs Winfield Ham
Mr and Mrs Winfield Ham were guests of Mrs Ham's sister Mrs Raymond Stevens on Manley Street in Auburn over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Winfield “Ham
Local Social Notes Highlight New Baby Party and Visits
A home gathering on Park Street celebrated infant Master Rich ard Stuart LeMoine with gifts from Mrs. Arthur Gilmore and Mrs. Wilbur Crocker among many attendees. Other items note Charles E. Cushing’s cold at Green Street, venison dinner hosts, Boston weekend for Frederick Rowland and others, and Anna Harriman’s replica Flying Cloud built by her late husband Captain Washington D. Harriman. Bates freshman Francis W. Stover returns from Thanksgiving recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aregarier
Yy Park
Howard Rice
Edward St. Martin
Harold Conley
Whitman Mitchell
Peter Strack
Archie Wishart
James Gardinier
Roy Bradford
Stella Dolloff
Samuel Morse
LeRoy Lord
Walter Elliot
Reginald Barter
Anna C. Harriman
Sandy Point
Donald McKay
Boston
Local families return from Thanksgiving visits across towns
Mr and Mrs Norman O Magoon and daughter Norma Lura of Osborne spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Magoon's parents Mr and Mrs Henry T B Leeman at 13 Somerset Place. Mr and Mrs Ray V Rice and children Glenda Arthur and Lillian Kathleen of Woolwich visited Mrs Rice's parents for Thanksgiving. Miss Dorothy Huggard a staff nurse at Cape Cod hospital Hyannis Mass returned Sunday after weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Huggard of Mechanic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Huggard
Mechanic Street
Roland Robinson
Barbara
Donald
Washington Street
Dorothy Huggard
R. N
Hyannis
Mass
Huggard
Benjamin Morris
Portland
Reginald Munson
South Portland
Miss Huggard
Henry P. Caddy
Arline
Henry
F. Caddy
Gladys Preble
West Medford
Carl C. Troop
Middle Street
Norman O. Magoon
Norma Lura
Osborne
Cape Cod Hospital
Miss Doris Crooker Guest Of Drucilla Bonheimer In Portland
Miss Doris Crooker daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Crooker of 18 Park Street spent Thanksgiving and the weekend in Portland as the guest of Miss Drucilla Bonheimer formerly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Crooker
Wilbur Crooker
Park Street
Portland
Drucilla Bonheimer
Local social and club notices from Bates College and town
Miss Janet Bridgham and Edward Bridgham Jr of Bates College spent Thanksgiving with their parents at 1074 Washington street. Virginia Wright, daughter of ex Alderman E. Mason Wright, finished nine weeks at Hallets. League of Central church supper drew 37 attendees with a ham menu and prize cards. Next meeting hostesses named. Mrs. Alfred Pratt and family hosted visitors from Bedford and Oak streets. Jesters club met at Beacon Street with plans for Dec 14 and rotating committees for social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Bridgham
Edward W. Bridgham
Bates College
Washington Street
Virginia Wright
E. Mason Wright
Winship Street
Hallet’s
League of Central Church
Charles Soule
James T. Bonney
Horace P. Morse
Andrus Coleman
Reginald Stacy
Frederick J. Hoffman
William Daley
Marius . Page
Owen J. Ledyard
Byron F. Barker
Beacon Street
Donald Jewett
Muriel Howe
James Steen
Jewett
Doris Armstrong
Helen Simmons
Hiram Staples
Rebecca Miller
Doris Crocker
Marion Bowie
Breck Family Leaves Boston Area for South Lancaster and New York
The Breck family spent six weeks with Mrs. Edward H. Kimball on Lincoln Street and left Tuesday morning by car for South Lancaster Massachusetts where they will stay with Mrs. Frederick Percy for seven weeks. They will visit Small Point Beach this Summer and then go to New York for the Winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Washington Street
New York
Duer D. Breck
Sydney Breck
Edward H. Kimball
Lincoln Street
South Lancaster
Mass
Frederick Percy
Small Point Beach
Probate Court session grants and petitions in Sagadahoc
Judge Walter Glidden presided at the December term probate court. Wills allowed, administrations granted, bonds filed and reduced, inventories and accounts filed and allowed, guardians appointed, and petitions for guardians, trustees, change of name, and monument purchase heard for numerous estates including Armstrong Bath Laurie Sunnyside Alexander Richmond Small Flossie Small McCarty Bath Pur bish Richmond Donovan Richmond and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 8. Glidden
Sagadahec
Louise A. Armstrong
Bath
Madge A. Laurie
Sunnyside
L. L. New York
Elizabeth P. Alexander
Richmond
Charles A. Alexander
Hiram T. Small
Flossie E. Small
Hubert H. McCarty
Edward W. Wheeler
William
Shorey
Samuel B. Purbish
Edith M. Furbish
Henry T. Wing
Topsham
Paul L. Wing
Harold B. ‘Wing
Alma E. Chase
Michael Ahern
Martha D.oliver
Irene M. Rice
Abbie J. Snowman
Edward W. Bridgham
Rose E. Leydon
Williams Whitney
Walter L. Whitney
Annie M. Donovan
Paul F. Fitzpatrick
Herbert W. Cutting
Phippsburg
Annie B. Cutting
Joshua J. F. Farnham
Leslie F. Roberts
Clara E. Crosby
Arrowsie
Guy H. Crosby
Charles L. Crosby
Charles Ward
Harold E. Preeman
Jennie A. Davis
Carroll E. Davis
Augusta V. Todd
William A. Todd
Ella M. Lancaster
Edith L. Marriner
J.G. C. Farnham
Carrie E. Hathorne
David E. Hathorne
Woolwich
Clara P. Hatch
Emma A. Pierce
Iva Foucher Fowles
Delmar D. Smith
Joseph V. Brown
Sarah A. Given
Annie F. Lee
Harry T. Passmore
Florence A. Passmore
William A. Bruce, Jr
Nancy E. Bruce
Leon F. Bachelder
Delia ‘B. Card
Giles Arthur *Bachelder
Bowdoin
William E. Poole
West Bath
Edward Elroy Haley
Clarence M. Haley
Eleanora Totman
Eleanora H. Totman
Walter L. Richardson
Phippshore
Owen A. Richardson
Mrs Jennings and daughter join husband in Long Beach voyage
Mrs D G Jennings and her daughter Wanda left the Packard house 722 Washington street to join Mr Jennings a machinist mate in the U S N. at Long Beach California. He was moved from the Lamson destroyer to the Henderson and will ride to Norfolk then board ship to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Jennings
Wanda
Anna M.packard
Packard House
Washington Street
Long Beach
Cal
Jennings
Norfolk
U. S
Henderson
Community events and local notes from Bath area
City notices report a December 8 church fundraiser at Nequasset Congregational under Auxiliary auspices. Thanksgiving baskets praise donors Wise Owl Pine Cone Wild Rose Girl Scout troops and individuals for vegetables canned goods and groceries. Eight point buck taken by Day Officer Langdon E Green and Bath residents. National Honor Society card party slated December 10 at Miss Amy Irish’s home. Walter Kingsbury store leased to Elwell Shaw. Kingsbury returns to Bath Iron Works. Fire at 734 Middle street under control after brief alarm at 12 05 am. all clear by 12 45 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvation Army
Wise Owl
Pine Cone
Wild Rose Girl Scout
J. R. Andrews
Martha Hooper
John J. Nolan
Langdon E. Green
Great Pond
Hancock County
Gunning
Bath
Lorenzo Fletcher
Robert Fletcher
Ann Meyers
Smelt Fishermen Move On Ice At Whiskeag
Smelt fishermen shift camps on Whiskeag creek with about a dozen shanties near Steep Landing. Alvah K Ridley nets a 35 pound first sizable catch as crews expect more sites like Middle Grounds and Bean Rock to fill this week. Prices range 18 to 20 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvah K. Ridley
Steep Landing
Middle Grounds
Bean Rock
Dunlap Commandery Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting
Eugene McGrath was named eminent commander of Dunlap commandery Knights Templar after the annual meeting Tuesday night. Other officers elected for the year include Lloyd L. Hooker generalissimo Chester H. McCabe captain general Carl Albee senior warder Harry B. Briggs Jr junior warder John Wis hart prelate Harold E. Cutting recorder Charles E. Curtis treasurer A public installation on December 15 will invite Blue Lodge Masons and Chapter Masons with their wives and guests to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene McGrath
Dunlap
Knights Templar
Lloyd L. Hooker
Chester H. McCabe
Carl Albee
Harry B. Briggs
John Wishart
Harold E. Cutting
Charles E. Curtis
Blue Lodge
Notable Bath Personal and Club Activities Across Week
William A. Coombs travels to Belfast due to his brother Harold's death. Mrs. John R. Bradlee of Montclair visits Bath after the death of Miss Emma Houghton. Club Garret plans a joke Christmas tree and a dance at Thursday's meeting. The Literary department selects Jeannette Shackford and Beatrice Duprey to lead the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Coombs
Bath Street
Belfast
Harold Coombs
John R. Bradlee
Montclair
N. J
Bath
Emma Houghton
Bradlee
Charlotte I. Meeker
Washington Street
Club Garret
Jeannette Shackford
Beatrice Duprey
San
United States
Edward W. Bridgham
Walter M. Hill
St. Mary’s Guild of
Grage Church
Herbert C. Calderwood
Paul Mason
Flower Fund
Bridgham
Guild
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Carl C. Troop
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Vernon S. Mitchell
Quincy, Mass
Richard Quick
Virginia Golder
Maine General Hospital
Scott M. Golder
Frank L. Sewall
Hotel Sedgwick
Rupert H. Baxter
Alden G. Smith
Lydia
Thomas
Bruce White
Lucy, Bruce, Jr
Mary Elise
Rupert
Harry W. Tucker
White
Harry E. Peterson
Brunswick Road
Elmer Hodgkins
Middlestreet
Everett, Mass
E. B Noyes
Charles M. Webber
Howard
Rumford
Marie P. Murphy
August Thibault
Rose Thibault
Linwood Miller
Robert D. Miller
Mary E. Russell
Lawrence
Margaret Miller
Brighton
Archibald Miller
Granite Street
Richard Cloutier
Augusta
J. Herbert Mosley
Weeks Street
Edward M. Robbins
Selwyn H. Towne, Jr
Marilyn
Arthur Deehan
Alice
Malcolm Witham
Evelyn
John Robbins
Jeannette Thiverge
Gilbert
Everett Quinlan
Anne
Mary Ellen
Quinlan
Miss Ellen Quinlan
Helen Hawkins
Robert B. Hatch
Agnes Humphreys
High Street
Robert Toothaker
Toothaker
Caroline Toothaker
Burnham School
Northampton
Clinton Owen
Mrs. Owen
John A. Greene
H. Laton Jackson
Peggy
James M. Jackson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mark A. Jackson
Robert
N. Gratz Jackson
Shaw Street
Charles F. Hathaway
Cambridge, Mass
Frank L. Daley
Mr. Duley
Lucy Heckman
Kennebunkport
Mrs. Duley
Louise Duley
Frank Duley
Frank Jr
Mrs. Daley
Ralph W. Silsby
Fairhaven
Fred B. Silsby
Frederick H. Kimball
Anne Kimball
Miriam W. Kimball
Milton S. Kimball
Mary
John
Augustus Ingwerson
Langdon T. ‘Fhaxter
Helen Childs
K. F. R. Davis
Brotherhood of Beacon Street
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Raymond Clark
Upper
H. Martin Powers
Harley A. Shattuck
Charles E. Hughes
Oak Street
Simon Moore
Paul Moore
Robert Moore
Newcastle
Elmer P. Dodge
Canton
D. Wylie Lemont
School Street
Walter C. Rogers, Jr
Harold Pottle
Glen Ridge
Hebron Academy
Mr. Rogers
Walter C. Rogers
Bernice Hosmer
Allston
William W. Hosmer
Francis J. Gooch
Columbia Theatre
Frank F. Colburn, Jr
Bath Opera House
William A. Furber
Esther
Emily
Auburn
Franklin S. Epps
Marjorie Faroer
Bertram Epps
Winchendon
George Brackley
U. S. Marine Hospital
William Brackley
Huse Street
John Atwood
William G. Congdon
Reginald Atwood
Ralph Wright
Rodney
Ralph
Athana Congdon
Wiscasset Public Library
Women's Club
Lincoln Home For
Frank Hodgdon
James A. Bimson
Lawrence Haggett
Cynthia L. Chaney
Richardson Street
Vernal P. Chaney
Forest Young
Merton
Mrs. Young
Margaret Soule
Chester Colby
Constance Morin
Oak Grove Seminary
Vassalboro
Harry F. Morin
Beth Hamilton
Gilbert's Beauty Selon
Emma C. Knowlton
Anne G. Blodgett
William N. Harvie
Stanley P. Jensen
Andrey
Hartford, Conn
Charles T. Henderson
Ernest A. Allan
Mattie Stewart
California
Frank W. Perkins
Arlington, Mass
M. F. Biggins
Ernest H. Wade
Mr. Wade
Samuel Wade
Upper Washington Street
Cumberland Mills
John H. Hyde
Jane
Nancy
Sally Hyde
Elmhurst
Delmar E. Bates
Mary Bates
Howard C. Bates
Bowdoinham
Delmar Bates
Charles Hill
Eugene Hill
Mr. Hill
Lena Hill
Blair Wilson
Melrose, Mass
David L. Wilson
Joan Killarney
John W. Cummings
Alice Killarney
William D. Sewall
Stone House
Choate School
Wallingford
Conn
Arthur Sewall
Alfred S. Bucknam
New York City
Oklahoma
Rato Sreeninge
Carl C. Anderson
J. Haviland Torrey
Thomas J. Cummings
Edwin T. Powers
Helen C. Conley
Dorothy M. Conley
Lore Steininger
Elwood
David P. Mullin
Paul B. Wilson
Guy Crosby
Ernest Davis
Medical Center
G. Clifford Madden
Emery Street
Nathan E. Coffin
E. B. Scott
Sylvia Anne Scott
John Foley
Charles Wixson
Winslow
Herbert E. Worrey
Norman Howard
E. Kenneth Howard
St. John Street
Washington, D. C
Miami
Fla
F. Louise Wilson
William Armstrong
Doris
Everett
Andrew McDonald
Willow Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Alonzo G. Fisher
Woods Hole
Fred Williams
Barbara Fisher
Littlefield School
Williams
Mrs. Fisher
Ridin’ Light Lodge
John A. Morse
Summer Street
Graham Blandy
Worcester
James L. Ham
Wollaston
William F. Ham
Ham
Fore River
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp
Quincy
Donald Crosby
National Broadcasting Co
James Manier
Hudson, Mass
James Dunton
Court Street
Charles E. Cushing
Green Street
Robert Brownell
Cobb Road
Clinton D. Wilson
Milton .C. Trott
A. John Conti, Jr
Frederick Rowland
Waldron
Stanley Rogers
Francis W. Stover
Bates
Bates E. Stover
Archie Miller
Myrtle Lodge
Walter Kingsbury
Elsie Higgins
Emma Daley
Maud Clark
Mary Curtis
John Hunt
Flinch
Howard Blake
Eva Atwood
Effie Parrish
Charles Nelson
Alfred Pratt
Percy Pratt
Pearl Pratt
Edwina M. Hall
Katherine M. Robb
Michael L. Fahey
Ralph O. Dale
Emma F. Footer
Bath Laundry Co
Nequasset Congregational Church
Auxiliary
National Honor Society
Amy A.irish
Chestnut Street
Elwell Shaw
Mr. Kingsbury
Bath Iron Works
A. K. Ridley
Dunlap Commandery