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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1952

Page

6

Bath society notes recount weddings travel and family news

Ongoing social column from Bath reports greetings at a birthday tea at the Moses homestead on Washington street with Miss Carolyn M. Moses and Mrs. Lucy M. Green honored. It lists guests, hospital visits, travels to Florida, and local residents’ movements including a long service at Hyde Windlass Co. and plans for winter visits in Greenwich and Florida.

Art Oliver Peace Moses Washington Street Carolyn M. Moses Lucy M. Green Miss Moses Green Thomas S. Gibbons Harry G. Deering Mary F. Gibbons Edmund P. Briggs Helen M. Shaughnessy Paul K. Niven Brunswick

Boston Visit Brings Local Residents Home for Thanksgiving

Miss Janice Knight returns to Boston after Thanksgiving with her parents on Central avenue. She visited her aunt in Lisbon Center and grandmother in Newport. Mrs. Thomas S. Gibbons and Mrs. Harry G. Deering also return from Boston where they stayed at the Touraine hotel with Thanksgiving guests.

Janice Knight Boston Bernard Knight Central Avenue Carrie Charlesworth Lisbon Center H. D. Littlefield Newport Thomas S. Gibbons Harry G. Deering Touraine

Pre-nuptial Shower Guest List Omission Noted

Miss Irene Lait's pre-nuptial shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Levine Sunday omitted several invited guests. The absent invitees include Mrs. Sylvia Katz Mrs. Sarah Greenblatt Miss Ada Greenblatt Miss Roberta Lait and the Misses Celia and Goldie Povich of Basten.

Irene Lait Robert Levineunday Sylvia Katz Sarah Greenblatt Ada Greenblatt Roberta Lait Celia and Goldie Povich Basten

Mrs Dorothy Stone Visits Senter Incc Store During Holiday Season

Mrs Dorothy Stone of Middle street, a former clerk at the Senter Incc store, entered the shop for the holiday season. Andrew J Tracey traveled from Bath to Vallejo California after visiting relatives in Maine and Massachusetts. He toured state attractions and stayed with siblings and an aunt in Massachusetts before returning home.

Dorothy Stone Middle Street Senter Incc Andrew J. Tracey Vallejo Calif Thomas Tracey Huse Street Tracey Bath Phillip Gormley Portland Massachusetts

Mrs Dean Shaw Hosts Informal Friday Evening

Mrs Dean Shaw entertained informally Friday evening at her home on Dummer Street, a small gathering noted for casual conversation and light refreshments.

Dean Shaw Dummer Street

Local Notables Return and Travel Notices

Miss Muriel Moore resumes duties at Booth Memorial Hospital Brookline Mass after a holiday visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Moore of Washington street Miss Gloria Wilson Bliss Business College Lewiston Maine spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Roland D McIntosh of 99 North street Mrs Sadie Garcelon 488 Middle street leaves Friday for North Cambridge Mass where she was called by the illness of her daughter Mrs William Hill Mrs Hill fell ill Wednesday and is a patient at Boston City hospital

Andrew R. Cahill South Street Memorial Hospital Muriel Moore A.N Booth Memorial Hospital Brookline Mass Frank Moore Washington Street Gloria Wilson Bliss Business College Lewiston Roland D. McIntosh North Street Sadie Garcelon Middle Street Cambridge William Hill Hill Boston City Hospital

Residents Return and Travel News From Local Towns

Mrs William Dennison of Greenstreet returns home after a week with daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Thomas Fairchild in Gorham. Andrew Tracey of Bath leaves for Vallejo California after visiting relatives in Woolwich and Ayer Massachusetts. John Gillespie of Washington street visits friends at Maine General Hospital in Portland. Mrs Howard Holmes and children relocate to Bath after two years in New Jersey while her husband serves overseas.

Yap O'Hara Miami Fla Wilfred Hart York Street Maine General Hospital Portland William Dennison Greenstreet Thomas Fairchild Alice Dennison Gorham Andrew Tracey Bath Vallejo Calif John Tracey Woolwich Ayer Mass Mr. Tracey California John Gillespie Washington Street Howard Holmes New Jersey Holmes Middle Street

Patter son family visits and Wilton funeral notices

S Sgt. and Mrs. A. M. Patterson and son Donald and Miss Kay Clark of Manchester New Hampshire arrived Friday to visit the Watermans of West Bath. Merle C. Niles of 717 Middle street was summoned to Wilton by the illness and death of his mother Mrs. Carrie Fernald Niles. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs. C. A. Comins in Wilton. Mrs Niles left Monday to attend the funeral. Edward St. Martin of Washington street reports a safe trip to Florida for the winter. Mrs. John Moore is a patient at Memorial Hospital with Mr. and Mrs. Moore residing with his parents in Washington Apartment.

Peter Coope USN Coope Washington, D. C John Leonard Union Street Court Bath Iron Works Cosmos Club Earl F. Zech Washington, D.C Zech Wer Reed Sagadahoc Ferry R.M U.S.N Woolwich Maine Capitol Sarah Reed Douglas Mass Arthur Perry Winneganee Winthrop Charlotte Ahern Winthrop Post Office Robert Harnden West Newton Frank Smith West Coast John Shepard Pasadena Calif Shepard First National Bank Bank of America Harnden Boston Bath A. M. Patterson Donald Kay Clark Manchester N. H Fletcher Waterman West Bath Merle C. Niles Middle Street Wilton Carrie Fernald Niles C. A. Comins Edward St. Martin Washington Street Florida Harold B. MacElman Office Drive Portland John Rines John, Jr Center Street John Jr Marion Safford Evelyn McDougal Louise Burgess Gladys Page Helen Caton Beatrice Thebeau Betty Holland Doris Lutz Helen Soule Herrin Mr. Crocker You Donald MacKenzie Florence Fullerton Beverly Knight Smith Susan Watt Wiaboose Hamilton Sammy Trott Jackson Rag Et Sharkey Trou Ying Patsy Virginia Wallace Harmon

Bagdikian Family Spends Weekend With Parents in Boothbay Harbor

Miss Anita Bagdikian a Boothbay Harbor High School teacher and Paul Bagdikian a Boston University student spent the weekend with their parents Dr and Mrs Paul G Bagdikian of 155 Oak Street.

Anita Bagdikian Boothbay Harbor Paul Bagdikian Boston University Paul G. Bagdikian 155 Oak Street

Reading residents host and visit for Thanksgiving week

Reading mass residents and guests are listed with weekend visits and gatherings. The report notes Mrs Harold Avery Jr and family staying with relatives from Thanksgiving to Sunday, plus numerous out of town visitors, hospital stays, and upcoming New Year party plans at Cosmopolitan Club.

Harold Avery, Jr Diane Lynn Douglas Reading Mass Harold Avery Western Avenue Arthur Sewall Stonehouse Farm Alexander Charlton Damariscotta Mills Edward Fertig South Bristol Sedley Berry Bowdoinham Albert Whitney Cosmopolitan Club

Ensign Burgess Returns From Holiday Leave

Ensign Elizabeth Burgess of the US Navy Reserve has returned to duty in Brooklyn after a leave spent in Bath with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J Arthur Burgess of Court street.

Elizabeth Burgess USNR Brooklyn N. Y Bath J. Arthur Burgess Court Street

Maine Osteopathic Doctors Return From Conference

Dr. Richard H. Johnson and Dr. William H. Watson of Bath report from the Maine Osteopathic Association post-graduate conference in Portland December 5 and 6. They say the profession is gaining recognition in education and public acceptance and note Public Health Service grants for research cancer teaching and cardiovascular training reflect osteopathic progress.

Richard H. Johnson William H. Watson Bath Maine Osteopathic Association Portland Watson U. S. Public Health Service

Woolwich student among 16 MCI seniors honored

The Maine Central Institute lists Woolwich resident Jameson Jameson among 16 MCI seniors receiving honors for the second ranking period ending Nov. 29. Jameson, a Morse High School graduate, qualified with two grades of 85% or higher and at least 80% in other subjects. He is son of Mr and Mrs Morle H Jameson of Woolwich and began at MCI in September to prep for college.

Woolwich Maine Central Institute W. Howard Niblock Eth Jameson Middle Road Morse High School Jameson Morle H. Jameson

Mrs Agnes Fraser Visits Spillers in Washington

Mrs. Agnes Fraser of Kenilworth NL visits her daughter and son in law Captain and Mrs J H Spiller of Washington.

Agnes Fraser Kenilworth, NL Capt J.H. Spiller Washington Street

Public urged to mail early to avoid delays this Christmas

Postmaster Hartnett warns the 1952 Christmas mail volume will set a new record with about 154 million pieces nationwide. He urges shoppers to visit the post office this week, buy extra stamps, pack mail in sturdy materials, and send cards with full addresses to prevent congestion and ensure timely delivery.

Edward M. Hartnett Orhere Hartnett U. S Yuletide Air Parcel Post Air

Bath B P W Club Endorses Mrs Lillian Heal for Probate

The Bath Business and Professional Women's Club endorses Mrs Lillian Hall Heal for Sagadahoc county Register of Probate. Heal, born in Bath, has legal background from Judge Arthur J. Dunton's law office and two and a half years as Clerk in the Register's office. She is married to Wendall B. Heal with daughter Joanne Barbara Neal.

Bath Business and Professional Women's Club Lillian Hall Heal Register of Probate Sagadahoc J. Horace McClure Register Executive Council Heal Bath Willis B. Hall Helen E. Hall Morse High School Winter Street Congreational Church D.A.R Bath W Wendall B. Heal Joanne Barbara Neal Elsinore Avenue

Stork Shower Held for Mrs W A Hill Jr at Meadow Grove

Mrs Clara Hanscom hosted a stork shower at 7 Meadow Grove marking the expected arrival of Mrs W A Hill Jr. The event featured a decorated table with a bassinet and cake centerpiece. Co hostesses included Mrs Margeret-Wenscom with several guests attending.

W. A. Hill, JR Clara Hanscom Meadow A. Hill, Jr Margeret—Wenscom Nora Lolita Sate

Monthly Probate Court session records multiple estates

Probate court monthly session records numerous estates in Bath Topsham Richmond and Woolwich. Executors administrators guardians and bonds named including Coffin Snipe Johnson Burden Passmore MacDonald Colby Carver Higgins Costain Mulcahy Phinney Jordan Bussey Williams Hamlin Shepard Roehrig Wren Sager Butler Bickford Higgins Aldrich and Eva Wilson trustee. Inventories accounts filed and first and final accounts approved or presented.

Fred Edward Coffin Hattie Coffin Christine C. Snipe Bath Randall F. Cook Royal A. Johnson Gladys E. Johnson Jane D. Cushing Alexander A. Burden Harry T. Passmore Ella C. Passmore C.t.a Veronica M. Melver Bowdeinham Irene M. Spring Annabelle MacDougal Francis G. MacDonald Elsie M. Colby Topsham Frank E. Carver David S. Kaler George M. Carlton, Jr Amelia W. Mitchell Merritt A. Mitchell Charles W. Higgins George W. Higgins Elizabeth T. Bruce Francis S. Bruce Guardian John W. Costain George T. Costain John J. Mulcahy Reta C. Mulcahy Harlan P. Phinney Grace Gower Jeannette P. Jordan Richmond John S. Parker Rose S. Cummings Woolwich Lynn M. Bussey Anne Kaiulani Williams New York Trust Company Jennie S. Butler Edward W. Bridgham John P. Carey Emma M. Bickford Arthur J. Tracey Zetta M. Higgins Georgetown Evelyn M. Rasmussen Janet S. Chapman Ellis L. Aldrich C.t.a. Bonds James F. Aitken Guardian's Eva Wilson Herbert Kiessling Sarasota Florida

Public Skating Areas Set for Bath Winter

Bath prepares three public ice skating venues this winter pending weather. Sewall field pond cleared for flooding may start tonight. Center street pond and Goddard field dam repairs planned with possible plowing after snow storms. City Manager Nathan C. White reports at council meeting.

Bath Highway Department Sewall Field Center Street Goddard's Field Sewall Nathan C. White

Leaders and Brownie Troop 18 Hold Holiday Sessions

The Leaders Association met with 14 members and shared Christmas craft ideas led by Evadna Drake. A First Aid course for Intermediate Scouts was announced by Doris Thistle. Brownie Troop 18 elected Judith Libby president and planned a December 16 Christmas party.

Leaders Association Girl Scout Leaders Associaeae Evadna Drake Doris Thistle Ruth Freeman Barbara Abbott Central Church Parish House Judith Libby Jolene Susler Vickie Norton Pamela Litchfield Pamela Palmer

Blue Bird Brownies Meet at Corliss Street Vestry

Blue Bird Brownies met Monday afternoon at the Corliss street vestry led by Mrs Zylpha Richardson with Mrs Katherine Johnson assisting. About 20 Brownies attended as Elaine ne and Juliet Low collected dues.

Blue Bird Brownies Corliss Street Zylpha Richardson Katherine Johnson Elainene Juliet Low Dorothy Staples Patricia Arsenault Martha Pratt Nda Ames Red Rose

Navy group marks Pearl Harbor anniversary in Bath Brunswick

The 11th anniversary of Pearl Harbor saw a Maine Fleet Reserve Association branch chartered in Bath Brunswick. The 301 members, most active duty at Brunswick Naval Air Station, join ships at Bath Iron Works. Officers are William Gilstrap president Raymond Barnes secretary treasurer and Jack Gandee vice president. Meetings begin monthly with a statewide recruitment drive.

Pearl Harbor Bath-Brunswick Maine Fleet Reserve Association National Organization of Navy Thomas McCabe Newport R. L U. S. Naval Air Sta Brunswick Bath Iron Works Marine Corps Bath William O. Gilstrap Heath Lane Raymond J. Barnes Robinson Lane Jack M. Gandee Central Avenue Eee

Woolwich Cub Scouts Register at Woolwich Fire House

Woolwich Cub Scout Den 55 of Winter Street church held registration night at the Woolwich Fire House on Monday with 12 members eight boys and four den mothers present. The new den welcomed six newcomers James McCusher Clark Mallard David Phillips Roger Harris Arthur Dan John DeWitt Edward Robbins Sanford Brown Wayne Hatch Ronald Kennerson Timothy Lemelin and Theodore Lemelin. Thursday the Den joined Pack meeting at Winter Street church with Den Mothers Mrs Johns Robbins Mrs Donald Leavitt Mrs William Philips and Mrs James Mallard assisting.

Woolwich Winter Street Church den Mathers Den James McCusher Clark Mallard David Phillips Roger Harris Arthur Dan John DeWitt Edward Obbins Sanford Brown Wayne Hatch Ronald Kennerson Timothy Lemelin Theodore Lemelin John Robbins Donald Leavitt William—Phillips James Mallard

Suggestions for Hunters

A reader argues gun safety in hunting with rules like never point a gun at anyone and maintain muzzle discipline. The text warns against single file traversing brush with guns, carrying across the arm, or resting on toes, and notes a jail sentence as a solution to people being shot for deer.

Local Church Names Leaders and Volunteers

Richmond reports a list of church officers and volunteers led by division head Jene Kennedy. Nettie Farley serves as chorister, Charles Kennedy Jr. as pianist, Richardson as assistant, with Kennedy and Bettle family members in roles across publicity, religious liberty, temperance, medical, and radio secretaries.

Jene Kennedy Nettie Farley Charles Kennedy, Jr Richardson

Bath Woman Case Placed On File On Costs

Municipal court clerk placed the case of Ethel Barnes of Bath on file after she paid costs of 4.70 for allegedly failing to make a complete stop at a stop sign.

Ethel Barnes Bath

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Leslie C. Shumway High Street Cape Cottage William Adams John A. Morse Edward Smith Middlestreet Greenwich Graham Blandy Penney Farms William Rogers Chestnut Hill Bruce William Everett Quinlan Bowman Street Alexandria John Young Young Anne Elizabeth Quinlan James Gillespie Hyde Windlass Co Brad William P. Hatch Pittsfield Fred Wallace Lawrence R. Vail Arrowsie Saugus Arthur Williams Mrs Sewall Williams Westport Conn Clifford Harrington Lotta Goodwin Roy Lawrence Park Street William Greig Mattie B. MacMahan North Edgecomb Edna Lewis Charles Cummings John Moore The Moore Washington Edward Sewall John Freeman Snow Park Gilbert Greenleaf Arrowsic Theresa Tardiff Mercy Hospital Joseph L. Tardiff Nichols Street Sarah Libby Silverman Louis M. Silverman Miss Silverman Leland Bradbard University of New Hampshire Marilyn Danard Darien Herbert S. Cavanaugh East Brunswick Charles R. Sims Sims First Baptist Church York Harbor Hospital John T. Conley, Jr Philadelphia John David Conley Jean Dennison William W. Dennison Nat Howe Mr. Howe Susie Darrah Sarah Potter Viola Melzard Mary Austin Eunice Perry Lowell Temle Amon Temple Darrah Potter Patricia Cool Sears, Roebuck Norris Dodge Kenneth Dodge Tower Circle Dorothy Dodge Nora Grant Ee Hospital Fred R. E. Dean D. R. Rutherford Bangor Bath Canning Co Maine Sardine Packers Association American Can Co Horace Johnson of Baner David Clark Fred Stover Mainé General Hospital Andrew B. Hart Floral Street Mr. Hart Hardings Lena Douglas Donnell Benjamin Woodside Falmouth Horace Mitchell Mr. Mitchell BIW E. Boyd Livesay Portland Water District Brunswick- Topsham Stone House Farm Clarence A. E No the Memorial Hospital Bath B&pw Club Lillian Hall Arthur J. Dunton Brownie Ieen Beverly Coombs Dawn Newcomb Barbara Ireland Joyce Lemoine Joan Smart Jacqueline Purdy St. Louis Audrey Durant Margaret Hanscom Pauline Kelley Callie McKay Marilyn Brown Sally Freeman Sue Hagerthy Paradise Doris White A Marquis Mohiba Cub Scouts
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