Local families on Thanksgiving visits and art notes
Commander and Mrs. Robert W. Ferrell and two children Mary Josephine and Margaret returned from New Castle and Boston after Thanksgiving visits with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Tarbell. They attended the Guild of Boston Artists exhibition at the Boston Museum of Art where Tarbell showed three paintings.
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Robert W. Ferrell
Mary Josephine
Margaret
High Street
New Castle
N. H
Boston
Edmund C. Tarbell
Guild of Boston Artists
Boston Museum of Art
Thanksgiving Holiday Guests Across Coastal Towns
The report lists numerous families visiting relatives for Thanksgiving in Portsmouth Brunswick Washington Street Cambridge and Boothbay Harbor. Dr. Pascal Flint and cousins visit in Roxbury Massachusetts. Local church Ladies Aid met with 45 members. Several students and residents returned home for the holiday and others planned upcoming gatherings and shop openings.
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Pascal Flint
Boston
Roxbury
Mass
Clifford Clark
Mrs Adams and guests visit Stanwood household
Mrs Margaret Adams and Mrs Welling ton A Moore with daughter Miss Shirley and Miss Miriam R I traveled to the Stanwood home on Big Street where they were dinner guests of Mrs Adams daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Ernest Stanwood.
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Margaret Adams
Wellington A. Moore
Shirley
Big Street
Miriam
R. I
Tire Mear
Adams
Ernest Stanwood
Fred R. E. Dean
Robert P. Shaw
Pelham Mans
N. Y
Fred P. Shaw
Carrie Shaw
Dummer Street
Miriam L. Doble
Malcolm L. Doble
Green Street
Wheaton College
Eugene Albert Celebrates Fourth Birthday at Home
Eugene Albert turned four with a party at his parents’ home 92 Union Street. Guests included Stanky Brown Joan Osborne Ralph King Jr Betty Breed Florence Breed Eleanor Vera Robert Wallace Virginia Gallagher Happy Reynolds and Delore Haines. Miss Mary F. Gibbons closed her home at 1085 Washington Street and will spend winter with Mrs Frederick E Drake of Washington Street.
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Eugene Albert
Henry Albert
Union Street
Stanky Brown
Joan Osborne
Ralph King, Jr
Betty
Florence Breed
Eleanor
Vera
Robert Wallace
Virginia Gallagher
Mary F. Gibbons
Washington Street
Frederick E. Drake
Thanksgiving guests thread through Portland families
Long list of local residents and relatives who hosted or visited during Thanksgiving. Names span Mechanic Street to Portland, Brunswick, Bath, Topsham, Read ing Mass, and New York, with multiple couples and their children noted visiting kin or staying at homes.
Bath area residents hold Thanksgiving gatherings across New England
A long list of Bath and regional families share Thanksgiving visits with relatives in Maine Massachusetts and New York. Notables include Mrs. Chester M Schubert and sons Chester Jr and William returning to Rockville Center Li from Bath to visit Oliver Moses family friends Frances Shaughnessy and a string of relatives from Portland Augusta Wells Ogunquit and Brockton. Several trips mention dignitaries and service members with Navy ties and christenings at Grace church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester M. Schubert
Chester, Jr
William
Rockville Center
L. I
Bath
Hon
Oliver Moses
Washington Street
Schubert
Frances Shaughnessy
Thanksgiving Reunion At Wilsons For Fourteen Attend
The Wilson family of Auburn hosted a Thanksgiving reunion with 14 present. The oldest guest was 92 year old W. W. Pettingill and the youngest was 10 year old Raymond Wilson.
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Chester Roberts
Feralyn
Kirk
Maxavell Street
Family Attends Dual Berry Brothers’ Funeral in Franklin County
Mrs Elizabeth Tedford Mr and Mrs Clifton Tedford and son Leonard Ted ford of Mechanic street Mrs Zuba Holland of West Bath and Herbert L Berry of Brunswick traveled Sunday to Berry's Mills Franklin county to attend the funeral of their cousin Dexter Berry 77 dying of pneumonia just two weeks after his twin Daniel Berry also died of pneumonia both services held in Franklin county.
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Elizabeth Tedford
Clifton Tedford
Leonard Tedford
Mechanic Street
Zuba Holland
West Bath
Herbert L. Berry
Brunswick
Berry's Mills
Franklin County
Dexter Berry
Daniel Berry
Holbrooks Visit Craft Family in Cumberland Mills
Mr and Mrs Willis Holbrook of Cumberland Mills were Sunday guests of Mrs Holbrooks sister and brother in law Mrs William J Craft of 1185 Washington Street.
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Willis Holbrook
Cumberland Mills
Augusta Family Guests for Thanksgiving Visit
Dr. and Mrs. John Morse and their son MacMillan of Augusta were guests of Dr. Morse’s sister Mrs. Edward W. Hyde on North Street for Thanksgiving.
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John Morse
Son MacMillan
Augusta
Dr. Morse
Edward W. Hyde
North Street
Coughran Family Returns From Everett Visit
Mr and Mrs James Coughran with daughter Miss Evelyn Coughran and Roland Crocker return from a short visit in Everett Massachusetts where they were guests of Mrs Coughrans son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Edward Fay formerly residents of Bath.
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James Coughran
Evelyn Coughran
Roland Crocker
Everett, Mass
Local Man Returns for Holiday Visit in South Norwalk
Warren Mayers of South Norwalk, Conn., arrived Thursday to spend the holiday and weekend as a guest of his uncle, Charles T. Jackson of South Norwalk.
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Warren Mayers
South Norwalk
Conn
Charles T. Jackson
South Street
Mrs Tucker Hosts Visitor from Bridge Mass
A Bridge Mass woman returned home Monday after several days with Mr and Mrs Harry Tucker of Middle street. She was accompanied by Mrs Frank A Small who will visit as her guest.
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Charles F. Hathaway
Cambridge, Mass
Harry W. Tucker
Middle Street
Frostina Marston
Lincoln Street
Augusta
Ray Marston
Marston
Cambridge
Mass
Jeanette Jenkins
Mrs. Frank Murphy
Bath Street
Harry Tucker
Frank A. Small
Ed ward C Siinesses head to Florida for winter estate
Friends of Mr and Mrs Ed ward C Siiness of 15 North Street note they left Providence Monday for their winter estate in Frostproof Florida.
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Euto
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Winter move and church confirmations in Arrowsic area
Mr and Mrs Horatio Baker closed their Summer home in Arrowsic and moved to Cambridge for the Winter with plans to return before extreme cold. In Winter Street Church two new members were received Jeannette F Shackford who was also baptized and Elinor Shorey baptized in infancy.
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Horatio Baker
Arrowsic
Cambridge
Mass
Mr. Baker
Winter Street Church
Jeannette F. Shackford
Elinor Shorey
Weekend visits and community notices in Skowhegan area
Local social notes recount weekend and Sunday visits by residents including Mr and Mrs Royal Wentworth and family, Miss Shirley Mank and Miss Stella Jewett in Portland, and former ambassador Walter Edge with guests in Thomasville. Also mentions Brownies meeting, Wheaton student injury recovery, Girl Scouts Morse code and tender foot tests, and local visitors including Bath and Belfast residents.
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Walter E. Edge
Thomasville
John Winslow Williams
Baltimore
Williams
Edge
Harold M. Sewall
Surprise donation party honors Montsweag pastor
About 685 friends filled Hillcrest Manse on Monday evening to present gifts and garden produce to Rev. Plinette Allen of the Montsweag Baptist church. James Graves led the presentation, praising her church work as a committee of Mrs. Fred Soule Miss Amy Hovey and Graves arranged a program of greetings readings duets and a piano and vocal ensemble followed by games and refreshments.
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Plinette Allen
Montsweag
Hillcrest Manse
Allen
James Graves
Fred Soule
Amy Hovey
Anna Soule
Roberta Hathorne
Ruth Dubar
Florence Hathorne
Rose Wooley
William Dennison
Bath
Sarah Bagley Wright
Dennis
Alderman Smith Improves After Long Illness at Home
Alderman Walter W. Smith, confined to his home eight weeks for the first time in 38 years, is improving though not yet going outdoors. Central church League planned a Christmas sale for Dec. 12 at the parish house with 35 in attendance and several hostesses. Next meeting was rescheduled to hear Dr. Barker at Morse High School under Rotary Club auspices. William P. Drake of Washington Street spent the weekend at Amherst College.
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James A. Gillies, Jr
Junior Hospital League
Anna Trott
High Street
Donald N. Small
Alden G. Smith
Marcia Moulton
Priscilla Magoun
Janette Smith
William R. Freman
Francis Hill
Roger D. Skillings
Dwight Pierce
Mary Newell
Harriet Lord
Arabelle Lord
Ruth Skillings
Walter W. Smith
Central Church League
Leslie J. Wold
Gardiner R. Deering
Merritt A. Mitchell
Barker
Morse High School
Rotary Club
Maine Prosperity Plan Seeks Advertising Boost
A Maine plan labeled the Maine Prosperity Plan proposes a $250000 advertising budget to promote Maine agricultural products, tourism, and local employment. Proponents argue the investment would boost state revenue through higher gasoline tax and increased tourist activity, appealing to farmers, business people, and professionals.
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Sta
Nequasset Ladies Plan Christmas Sale and Rummage
Mary P Hill reports lilac buds in Topsham as mild weather continues. Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary to hold Christmas sale and public supper at Congregational church, with a Daughters of Isabella rummage sale in Knights of Columbus hall raising funds for welfare work. Wesley Church Ladies Aid and Soroity schedule Christmas sale for Dec 7 2 30 pm with a 5 20 pm supper at Mrs George Coombs home.
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Mary P. Hill
Topsham
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Nequasset
Congregational Church
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Robert Linekin
John Conley
Frank Moses
Anne Perry
George Ingraham
W. H. McGlinchy
John Hayes
Marian Burgess
John W. Bourque
George Emero
George Nugent
Wesley Church Ladies' Aid and Sorority
Navy electrician takes vacation trip with wife to New York Niagara Virginia
John R. Lambert chief electrician U S Navy now at Bath Iron Works office left Monday with Mrs. Lambert for a motor trip. They will visit New York Niagara Falls Philadelphia then Virginia to stay with relatives. Commander and Mrs Guysbert B Vroom of Phippsburg also recently left for a visit in New York City.
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John R. Lambert
U. S. Navy
Bath Iron Works
Guysbert B. Vroom
Phippsburg
New York City
Clergy, Guild and Scout News From Grace Church Area
Harold L. Thompson addressed 200 Kennedy's officials at a Palm room Lenox luncheon on quality goods. Grace church St Mary’s guild planned Christmas doll work and boxes for Gardiner House of the Good Shepherd with next Tuesday sessions. Pine Cone Girl Scouts led by Miss Elizabeth Deering met at Grace church for tenderfoot prep. Rev David L. Wilson spoke on his Hawaii trip and community Christmas tree plans were set for Christmas Eve at the church lawn. Next meeting December 18.
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Harold L. Thompson
Bath
Kennedy's
Boston
Lenox
Mr. Thompson
Emma Lowell
Percy Marks
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church
Oak Street
House of the Good Shepherd
Gardiner
Paul Mason
Fred D. Hill
Elizabeth Deering
Netta Briggs
Ruth Dale
Grace Church Parish House
David L. Wilson
Hawaii
Brotherhood of Beacon Street Church
H. Martin Powers
Local University Announces Dean’s List Honors
Registrar James A. Gannett lists John J. Murray and Stanley D. Henderson as Dean’s list students from the city. Murray is a sophomore in arts and sciences and son of Miriam J. Murray of 31 Edward Street. Henderson is a senior in technology and son of unnamed parents in North Bath.
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John J. Murray
Stanley
D. Henderson
Uni of
James A. Gannett
Murray
Miriam J. Murray
Edward Street
Arts
Henderson
North Bath
College of Technology
Senior Class Play Seventeen Set for December 21
Friday Dec 21 is the date for Morse high school auditorium senior class play Seventeen by Booth Tarkington. Sidney Knights plays Willie, Trott portrays Lola, and Marie Safford is Jane with Miss Mary H. Gorney directing under edition. Admission is inexpensive and student enthusiasm promises a large turnout.
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Morse High School
Booth Tarkington
Aneen
Mary H. Gorney
Sidney Knights
Willie
Beth
Trott
Lola
Marie Safford
Jane
Selective Cutting in Farm Woodlot
Farm woodlots yield higher returns when large trees are selectively cut and smaller trees are left to mature. A Madison Lab study on sugar maples shows nine inch trees yield far less per thousand feet than 26 inch trees. pruning and diameter limits influence profitability while leaving room for future crops. For guidance contact a state forester, agricultural college, or county agent.
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Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wis
Agricultural College
Lighthouse widow Mrs. Conley dies in Lewiston
Mrs. John Conley of Beacon Street died Wednesday in Lewiston. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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John Conley
Beacon Street
Lewiston
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