North End Card Party Winners Highlight Bath Social
Mrs. John E. Atwood topped contract and Mrs. Stanley Woods led bridge at a Dike PTA public card party in North End Community club. Second in contract went to Mrs. Frederick B. Kittridge. second in bridge to Mrs. Arthur Wise. Ten tables of bridge and contract and two of pitch were in play with a snack service by the committee including Mrs. Hermon W. Crocker.
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John E. Atwood
Stanley Woods
Dike P. T. A
North End
Frederick B. Kittridge
Arthur Wise
Hermon W. Crocker
Francis Holmes
Charles T. Henderson
Walter M. Rogers
Merton Dearing
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Burlingame of Allston and Bath
A daughter named Martha was born to Brooks and Lorothy Anderson Burlingame of Burlingame West Newton Massachusetts. She is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Mark W Burlingame of Allston Massachusetts and Mrs Burlingame formerly Nellie Hodgdon of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Brooks and
Lorothy Anderson Burlingame
West Newton
Mass
Mark W. Burlingame
Allston
Burlingame
Nellie Hodgdon
Bath
Silver Tea for Finns Relief Nets Nearly $100
A Tuesday silver tea at the home of Mayor and Mrs. Arthur Sewall raised nearly one hundred dollars for the Finnish Relief Fund. Mrs. William Campbell of Arrowsic gave a keynote talk on Finland’s struggle, its independence, and the current war effort, with guests donating cloth and money and local volunteers assisting.
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William Campbell
Arrowsic
America
Finland
Arthur Sewall
Sewall
Donald N. Small
Sagadahoc
Campbell
Russia
William D. Sewall
John Parker
John A. Lord
Allan Spear
Miriam W. Kimball
Arthur Sewall 2d
Edward
Ernest Haskell
Anne Kimball
Marcia Moulton
Anna Trott
Bath
Mr. Small
N. Graiz Jackson
Joan Parker
City
Personal Notes From High Street Residents and Guests
Local society items note Mr and Mrs Fred D Hill of High Street depart Thursday for two weeks in Boston and New York. Mrs John H Hyde returns to Wellesley Hills after a few days at Elmhurst. Mr and Mrs Charles R Andrews entertained 14 guests Friday night. Mrs Roger D Skillings leaves for St Petersburg Florida for several weeks. Mr and Mrs James A Gillies Jr return to their Washington Street home after a visit in New York. John Footer, long time clerk at Bullman market, suffers an ill turn Monday. Mrs Sumner Sewall hosts Junior Monday Contract Club at 1132 Washington Street with luncheon. Mrs Wilmer I Voorhees returns from two weeks in New York City with her aunt Mrs Julia Trost. Leonardo C Buck visits his mother on Oak Street while convalescing from appendicitis surgery at Palmer Memorial hospital in Brookline. Mrs Stephen Pinkham and daughter Betty of Boothbay, guests of Mr and Mrs Herbert Melzard, visit James Doherty. Grove Street notes Lizzie French of the Old Ladies Home, aged 92, gifts Genesta Sewing Circle a handmade after quilt finished by hand and bound for tacking by the Circle.
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Fred D. Hill
High Street
Boston
New York
John H. Hyde
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Elmhurst
Charles R. Andrews
Roger D. Skillings
Washington Street
St. Petersburg
Fla
James A. Gillies, Jr
John Footer
South Street
Bullman Market
Sumner Sewall
Wilmer I Voorhees
Bedford Street
New York City
Julia Trost
Leonardo C Buck
Harry W. Smith
Oak Street
Buck
Palmer Memorial Hospital
Brookline
Stephen Pinkham
Betty
Boothbay
Herbert Melzard
Portland
Bath
Pinkham
James Doherty
Grove Street
Lizzie French
Old Ladies Home
Genesta Sewing Circle
Cliff Purchases Fox Ranches on South Lincoln Road
Laurence C. Cliff bought the Fox Ranches on South Lincoln Road from Haven Sawyer of Bangor. He has moved his family into the bungalow on the property, which was discontinued for fox raising. Cliff previously bought the dis continued Fox Ranches on Lincoln Center Road, later developed into a residential area with many families.
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Lincoln Road
Laurence C. Cliff
Haven Sawyer
Bangor
Cliff
Herbert Gray Company
Lincoln Center Road
Rescue by Skowhegan Fire Department Aids Infant
The Skowhegan fire department responded to a home on the Island where a baby’s mother was away. A woman in the downstairs apartment cared for the child and the fire crew used a ladder to access the upstairs home and obtain the milk for feeding. The article commends the "Baby Squad" for its fine job.
Builder Fred Larrabee 50 Years of Craft and Family
Fred Larrabee of West Bath, born 1864, supervised up to 13 houses per season and 30 to 36 crew, aided by brother Walter. His noted projects include Meadow Ledges near the Grove and the Crow's Nest on Ossipee Mountain. he designed most Brunswicks area homes and Casco Bay boats, plus a 35 year career in marine and carpentry work.
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Walter
George Curtis
West Bath
Brunswick
John C
Harriet Stilkey Larrabee
Hardings
John Larrabee
Bath
Eugene Brown
Fred
Mr. Larrabee
Larrabee
Louis A. Jack
Lisbon Falls
Dearborn
Harold Sewall
Small Point
Grand View
George Schoppe
New Meadows
Webster
Wylie Lemont
School Street
John McFadden
Green Street
Hathaway
Court Street
Stonehouse Farm
Charles Rogers
Bedford Street
Topsham
Freeport
Lewiston
Auburn
Damariscotta
Scott R. Prye
Frye
Bath Auto & Gas Engine Co
Thomas G. Plant
Crow's Nest
Ossipee Mountain
Ossipee
N. H
Plant
Donnell
South End
Horatio Douglas
Young Lar Rabee Joins Bath Auto Shop Mayhem
The article notes Mr. Lar Rabee, 16, with Mr. Frye of Bath Auto & Gas Engine Co. during winter months he assisted in house construction for the proprietor, then briefly worked on engines before Frye redirected him to a different task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larrabee
Frye
Bath Auto & Gas Engine Co
Lewiston theatre scare and local notes from Maine
Mrs. Michael C. Coughlin of Lewiston suffered a hysteria attack during a safety program at the Auburn theatre. Sgt. McCabe aided the couple home. Lewiston Auburn payrolls rose about 50 000 last week from January 1939 figures per Arthur B. Landry. Automatic drink dispenser at the Lewiston city building stirred curiosity as youths learned to bypass it. Mt. Desert lines plan 11 miles of new telephone cable to connect Somes Corner, Southwest Harbor, Norwood’s Corner, and Northeast Harbor, in use by early summer. A Waterville resident reports a Spring butterfly at home. The Col Dyer house in Skowhegan has shifted between two states and three towns since 1818 due to incorporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael C. Coughlin
Oak Street
Lewiston
Lewiston-Auburn
Auburn
Arthur B. Landry
Mt. Desert
Somes’ Corner
Southwest Harbor
Norwood
Col. Dyer
Skowhegan
Maine
Massachusetts
City news notes arrests and local events in Bath
The Bath city page reports 950 arrests for the fiscal year with six days left, compares toll exemption cards on the Carlton bridge, local court fines, a big Elks banquet advance sale, radio solos by Charles Moore, and community notices. Also listed are school staff appointments, river post office stamp releases, Marine Corps recruiting, and a minor vehicle collision on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Bridge
John W. Gilmore
Town Diary Reports Fierce Winter Cold Spells
Mrs F D Hathorne of 14 Dunn Street Thomaston writes of a severe winter diary covering February 6 to 18 1934 with temperatures at or below zero on all days except February 11 to 13. She notes a 35 below reading on February 9 and references a place name Ut as.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Hathorne
Dunn Street
Thomaston
Pold Wort Co
Mittens Knit 57 Years Ago Find Home
Mrs Sumner P Davis of North Newry owns a pair of mittens kept in good condition. They were knitted 57 years ago by her mother Mrs Zilpha Mayhew of Dixville Can. The old handiwork carries family history and ties to Dixville and Newry.
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Sumner P. Davis
North Newry
Zilpha Mayhew
Dixville
Can
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Liberty Street
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Portsmouth
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Freemont Street
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