Cosmo Club Christmas Sale Draws Big Crowd and Funds
A large turnout at the Cosmopollitan club house supported by Mrs. Sue J. Wold and the board raised a notable sum. The greens table was led by the Garden department with dealers like Mrs. Frank A. Hodgdon and Miss Alice F. Johnson. A fortune telling booth drew interest, and many booths offered food, towels, handkerchiefs, aprons, candy, and crafts. A five o clock supper for 125 delighted attendees, followed by an evening of beano, completed the event. A Stromberg-Carlson radio provided music. proceeds funded a safety campaign and city discussions on winter driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopollitan Club
Sue J. Wold
Direcwnt
Garden Department
Frank A. Hodgdon
Alice F. Johnson
Mary E. Campbell
Mildred G. Nicholl
George A. Churchill
Ann Gearing
Leroy F. Colby
Roscoe P. McFadden
William Yule
Fred W. Humphreys
Charles H. Frost
Clinton D. Wilson
Carl C. Anderson
Elizabeth Dunbar
David S. Cogan
Eva J. Gaudet
Eleanor P. Danforth
Roberta P. Manson
Glenda Ingraham
Elizabeth B. Deering
Sadie B. Flint
Herbert E. Worrey
Louise A. Bucknam
Joseph I. Smith
Louise Bucknam
Robert C. Mitchell
Merritt A. Mitchell
Gardiner R. Deering
Club
Mikelsky’s Inc
Stromberg-Carlson Radio
Edward A. Cummings
Bridge Receipts Show November Gain in Shipping Trade
Mrs. William F. Plummer reports Capt Plummer in Newport News confirms the five masted schooner Edna Hoyt discharged phosphate at Searsport and awaits orders for the next trip. Mrs Kerwin Butcher finishes duties at New England Tel and Tel. Mr and Mrs Roscoe P McFadden hosted their son George A McFadden of Winchester Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Plummer
Winship Street
Plummer
Newport News
Edna Hoyt
Searsport
Kerwin Butcher
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Roscoe P. McFadden
Middle Street
George A McFadden
Winchester
Mass
Carlton Bridge
City League Forms With Four Strong Basketball Teams
A YMCA sponsored City Basketball League with four teams opens Tuesday January 5 and runs nine weeks. Four temporary managers were chosen and rosters must include at least 10 players per team. Admission is 15 cents for youngsters and 25 cents for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
William Perkins
Y City
Bath Iron Works Corp
Merchants
B. I.W
Reds
Blues
A. Farley Mayo
Harry Ring
Albert Douglas
Nelson Lowery
Steamer Berwindglen Encounters Rough Weather on River Passage
The steamer Berwindglen discharged 6 600 tons of bituminous at Kenebec Wharf & Coal Co after encountering heavy seas while passing Chatham Massachusetts Sunday morning. She lay to off Portland light deck washed by waves and entered the river Monday at 6 30 docking upstream after leaving Newport News Friday afternoon. The new trawler Arlington launched November 28 by Bath Iron Works Co for Irving Usen Co began its maiden trip to Boston Sunday morning passing Coast Guard station at 10 05 with pilot William S. Blair aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwindglen
Kenebec Wharf & Coal Co
Chatham
Mass
Portland
Newport News
Arlington
Bath Iron Works Corp
Irving Usen Co
Boston
Coast Guard
Iron Works
William S. Blair
Kennebec
Blair
Good Will Club Plans for Christmas Tree Event
The Good Will Club of Woolwich met with Mrs. Percy Marston at Sagadahoc Ferry and voted to hold a Christmas tree gathering at Mrs. Marston’s home. Plans for refreshments and distribution of Christmas baskets to shut ins and sick members were approved. Attendees included Mrs. Fred Carlton and other local residents. Miss Janette Smith plans a ten day trip from New York via the Pilsudski to Bermuda Havana and Kingston Jamaica. Mrs. Eugene Thebeau remains ill at home on Andrews Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Club
Woolwich
Percy Marston
Sagadahoc Ferry
Pearl Reed
Fred Carlton
Maud Orr
Costello P. Hall
George Farnham
Charles H. Hunnewell
Harry Fitch
Edward Reed
Nelson Rice
Avis Marston
Geraldine Rice
Florence Carlton
James Nostall
Janette Smith
Middle Street
New York City
Bermuda
Havana
Kingston
Jamaica
Miss Smith
Boston
Pilsudski
Bath Plans Two Day Winter Carnival Schedule
Bath's third annual Winter Carnival will run Friday and Saturday February 19 and 20. The Rotary Club sponsors the event for the Playground Fund with events split between Friday finals and Saturday sports. A Queen contest and coronation precede a Friday ball at Morse High School gym. An amateur show and dance close the two day program on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hotel
Sedgwick
Rotary Club
Playground Fund
Francis A. Winchenbach
Morse High School
Dr. Winchenbach
Hubert O. Foster
Dominique J. Tardif
Franklin B. Neal
Horace P. Herrick
Clinton D. Wilson
Thomas R. Huston
Camp and Auxiliary Joint Installation Tuesday Evening
Camp and Auxiliary No 46 and No 11 held a joint installation in G A R hall with Bryson Salter of Belfast as installing officer and Laura Frye of Thomaston presiding as musician. Officers for the camp and auxiliary were installed and supper followed, with several out of town guests including Byron Salter Jr and Leslie Cress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Bryson Salter
Belfast
Harold Thomas
Rockland
Laura Frye
Thomaston
Harry G. Barrett
Everett Crocker
Maurice Warner
Vernon Miller
Clarence Warner
Gardiner Crocker
Eugene Metcalf
Paul Swain
John Marks, Jr
George Melzard
John Marks, Sr
Sarah Salter
Lillian Lincoln
Camden
Eva Lemont
Ira Day
Alice Rideout
Mabel Ansert
Thelma Crocker
Jennie Geary
Florence Robinson
Sadie Garcelon
Asenith Haggett
Frances Miller
Gertrude Stewart
Lucelia Blake
Edith Miller
Minnie Cressey
Nellie Swett
Mary Gallant
Minnie Roderick
Myrtle Wilson
Eva Sanford
Edna Carter
Mattie Swain
Auxiliary
P. M. Olm
Byron Salter, Jr
Evelyn Mudget
Post Department
Leslie Cress
Maine Legion Posts Officers Installed in Bath
Col William E Southard of Bangor Maine department commander installed officers of Roland Smith post 21 American Legion in Bath hall Tuesday evening. Officers named were Eugene G Hart commander Maurice Brown first vice commander James A Clapps on second vice commander John Williams adjutant Wilbur H Crocker finance officer Francis McDonald sergeant at arms Howell Smith chaplain. Ladies Auxiliary served a buffet lunch. Col and Mrs Southard were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs John Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Southard
Bangor
Maine
Roland Smith
American Legion
Bath
Eugene G. Hart
Maurice Brown
James A. Clappison
John Williams
Wilbur H. Crocker
Francis McDonald
Howell Smith
Southard
John Shaw
Oak Street
Well Known Bath Couple Observes Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs Walter M Potter quietly observed their golden wedding anniversary at home 1074 High street Bath on December 2. Potter recently returned from Bath Memorial hospital after a major operation and sits up briefly each day. Their family story traces their 50 year marriage from Lemont street to Jersey City and back to Bath with little leisure in retirement and a preference for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Potter
Bath
High Street
Potter
Bath Memorial Hospital
Sarah Earle Small
Isaac and
Esther C. (Goddard) Small
Elisha
Lucinda (Swift) Potter
Lemont Street
R. E. Gilkey
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Mrs. Potter
South End
Jersey City
Mr. Potter
Pine Street
Potters
James
Walter Potter
Bath Democrats Celebrate Roosevelt Victory Dinner in Bath
More than 125 attendees joined Bath and Sagadahoc leaders for a Roosevelt victory dinner praising the re election of President Roosevelt. Governor Brann urged party building for 1938 while noting large anti Republican fund contributions and optimistic outlook statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Democrats
White House
Brann
Maine
Hamlin
First District
F. Harold Dubord
Helen Hanson
Democratic National Committee
Fred H. Lancaster
H. Martin Powers
Ralph C. Covel
Sagadahoc
John P. Carey
William S. Newell
Archibald M. Main
Treas
L. Eugene Thebeau
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mary Cunningham
Sedgwick
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Louis J. Brann
United Spanish War Veterans
Portland
Themittee
Wall Street
Rockefeller
duPonts
Union
Vermont
Sagadahoc County
Bath
Powers
Marvin H. McIntyre
Roosevelt
Simon M. Hamlin
Jamie
Robert
America
Jackson
Cleveland
Jefferson
Madison
Pierce
Wilson
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Cosmo Club
Harold P. Small
Public Utilities Commission
Maine Central Railroad
Haskell
City Treas
Young
Small
Committee On Police
Sewall
Board of Education
Emery
Board of Highways and Sewers
Cemetery and Park Board
People’s Investment Association
Committee On Public Buildings and Board of Highways and Sewers
Grant
Cummings Street
No. 20
Middle
Union Streets
Woodman
Turner
H, P
Goddard’s Pond
Alderman Turner
Kennebec Marine Museum, Inc
John A. Lord
Museum
Eugene Thebeau
Andrews Road
James C. Parker
Mary H. Conley
William Owen
Charles Plummer
Martha Hamblett
Jerkwater Dunnigans
Church Mouse
New York
Oscar
Dunnigan
Jerkwater
Marguerite
Cyril van Witherspoon
Old Jerkwater
Charles “Bud” Plummer
Leland S. Plummer
Adam Dunnigan
Edward B. Hamblett
Saugus
Elsie Dunnigan
James Steen
Aubrey E. Steen
Park Street
Scruples
Adam
Mary McClure
J. Horace McClure
Garden Street
Dunnigans
Evelyn Tomlinson
Frank R. Durant
Center Street
Christabel
Channing Shorey
H. Alton Shorey
York Street
George
Agatha Mulrooney
Horatio van Witherspoon
Edward Waters
Ralph A. Munro
Mechanic Street
Mary Bates
Delmar E. Bates
Snowpark
Raymond Ramsey
State Military and Naval Children's Home
South Street
Cyril
Isabel Gediman
Benjamin S. Gediman
Pratt Street
Gadget
Rita Lewis
Phyllis Sandelin
Hugo F. Sandelin
West Bath
Louis Miller
Mrs. Dunnigan
National Drama Company
Virginia Jewett
Carl Earlbach
J. Edward Pomeroy
M. Agnes Fahey
Rebecca Miller
George Moody
Ralph Dale
Kenneth Bertrand
Theryl Robbins
Grand Army Hall