Japanese opera Der Jasager staged at Bath Conservatory
Hibbert Norton and John Sheldon of the New England Conservatory in Bath sang in a six member cast of Der Jasager at Jordan Hall Friday night. The two act opera from Taniko by Kurt Weil will be repeated Saturday night. The piece drew praise for Norton and Sheldon in Bath social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbert Norton
John Sheldon
New England Conservatory of Music
Bath
Conservatory
Jordan Hall
Taniko
Kurt Weil
Norton
Mr. Sheldon
Girl Scout Troop Plans Christmas Work at Legion Hall
Wild Rose troop met at the Legion hall Thursday with 30 members present. They planned Christmas carols on Christmas Eve and a Scout ceremony with charitable work for the needy. Several members are advancing in Second and First Class tests, with Mary Ferrell and Ruth Shellenbarger nearing First Class. Meetings were led by Mrs. Edwin H. Given and lieutenants Mrs. Bird U. Shellenbarger and Miss Evelyn Trott.
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Wild Rose
Legion Hall
Yale
Mary Josephine Ferrell
Ruth Shellenbarger
Edwin H. Given
Bird U. Shellenbarger
Evelyn Trott
Mrs R Clinton McFadden Reaches Cobb Road Home
Mrs R Clinton McFadden returns to her home on Cobb road after several days away. The absence followed the death of her brother Morton Thibodeau, who accidentally shot himself, prompting Georgiana Thibodeau to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Clinton McFadden
Béomé
Cobb Road
Georgiana Thibodeet
Morton Thibodeau
Portland and Bath Social Notes Include Pledges and Visits
Mrs Frederick H Kimball returns to Portland from Boston with Mr Milton Kimball of Augusta while Miss Phyllis Bishop remains hospitalized in Portland. Tau Beta Pi pledges thirteen seniors at the University of Maine announced by Stan Henderson. John L Wilson visits Portland from the Falmouth hotel for business in Bath. Edmund R Rothwell and Ruth Beil travel to Boston with Mrs Donald Sewall of Boothbay Harbor. Social rounds include Bath hosts at a contract luncheon with Mrs Frederick Drake, Mrs Arthur Sewall, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Eastland Hotel
Portland
Boston
Tau Beta Pi
University of Maine
Stan Henderson
North Bath
John L. Wilson
Falmouth
Bath
Edmund R. Rothwell
Ruth Beil
Donald S. Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Frederick E. Drake
Arthur Sewall
Charles J. Donnell
Anne Kimball
Mary F. Gibbons
Constance Grange
Pine Cone troop meets at Grace church parade
Grace church parish house hosted the Pine Cone troop of girls with Elizabeth Deering in charge. Miss Netta Briggs served as lieutenant as 20 members passed tenderfoot tests including Gertrude Haskell and Grace Crowley. Visitors Mrs. W S Voorhees and Miss Bertha Lord attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Deering
Netta Briggs
Grace Church Parish House
Gertrude Haskell
Grace Crowley
Marjorie Nichols
Doris Stickney
Anna Mae Shillenbarger
Barbara Page
Betty Lou Hill
W. S. Voorhees
Bertha Lord
Mrs Chaney Attends Dunton at Washington Street
Miss Margaret Chaney RN attends the home of Hon. Arthur J Dunton on Washington street as he recovers from a recent fall from his horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Chaney
R.N
Arthur J. Dunton
Washington Street
Boothbay trio heads south by auto to Florida
N. L. Jackson, Mrs. Neva G. Gregory and Harrison Delano of Boothbay Harbor were in Bath on Wednesday morning traveling by automobile toward the South. They expect to make many stops along the route and likely won’t reach Florida for a month or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Jackson
Neva G. Gregory
Harrison Delano
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Wiorida
Surprise birthday party honors two girls at Summerton home
Dorothy Norton and Madelyn Summerton were feted Thursday evening at 601 Middle Street for their 14th and 16th birthdays. Guests included Frances Miller, Helen Oulton, Elizabeth Pinkham, and others. gifts were exchanged after games and refreshments. Harriett and Bertha Lord returned from Massachusetts. Bertha Dunton funeral attended by relatives. Newell to Lamb's Frolic in New York. Lewiston state grange attendees included Mason Wright and D. Wylie Lemont. Alvah Morse, ill recently, can now sit up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Norton
Madelyn Summerton
Horace Norton
Fred W. Summerton
Miss Summerton
Middle Street
Miss Norton
Frances Miller
Helen Oulton
Elizabeth Pinkham
Eleanor Wright
Mary Child
Margaret Gallagher
Grace Goodwin
Mary Goodwin
Ruth Oliver
Marie Cotreau
Eleanor Cotreau
Jannette Roy
Alvah A. Morse
Deering Street
Theatre officials visit Bath Opera House on Friday
Edward A. Cuddy of Boston and A. J. Moreau of Portland called on Frank F. Colburn Jr. manager of the Bath Opera House Friday. Mr Josephine McNeil and daughter Catherine returned from Portland after visiting Mrs McNeils son J W McNeil.
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Edward A. Cuddy
Boston
M. and P. Theatres
A. J. Moreau
Portland
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Frank F. Colburn, Jr
Bath Opera House
Josephine McNeil
Catherine
Mrs. McNeil
J. W. McNeil
Bath Social Notebook Mentioning Travel and Visits
Mrs Margaret Richards heads to New London with family for winter while sister Jo Hart stays in Bath. Dr Langdon Thaxter from Portland sails to Bermuda after surgery. Wakefields and Reed family stop in Bath en route to Portland, remarking on toll house work. Bermuda bound terras noted for Jessie Ramsay Lee and Castle Harbor hostess role. Boothbay Harbor visits and social lunches round out the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Richards
Joseph Hart
Alfred and
Stanley Richards
Brunswick
New London
Conn
Hyde Harman
Langdon T. Thaxter
Portland
New York
Bermuda
Dr. Thaxter
Clifton Lee
Richmond
Jessie Ramsay
Bath
Virginia
Castle Harbor
Miss Lee
60th Gambol of the Lambs draws Broadway stars to Waldorf
Attendees from Bath Summit and East Orange joined 60th annual Gambol of the Lambs at the Waldorf Astoria New York with reception dinner and an entertainment lineup led by Frank Crummit. Paul Whiteman Fred Waring Ed Wynn Arthur Schwartz and others performed while organizers include Drummit Frohman Rogers Cobb and Buck. Wise Owl Girl Scouts met for Tenderfoot to Second Class testing and flag respect talks led by Mrs Sumner Sewall and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Mary Newell
Byron F. Barker
Bath
Paul Tiemer
Summit
N. J
Charles Moulton
East Orange
Frank Crummit
Paul Whiteman
Fred Waring
Ed Wynn
Arthur Schwartz
Robert Halliday
Howard Marsh
Mr. Drummit
Daniel Frohman
Will Rogers
Irvin S. Cobb
Fred Stone
Gene Buck
Donald Brian
Sam Harris
Maine Student to Visit During Christmas Vacation
Joseph Cyr of University of Maine class of 1936 will arrive Friday to pass the Christmas vacation with his mother Mrs. Joseph Cyr who lives on Center street extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cyr
University of Maine
Center Street
Noted Bangor Resident Visits Bath Friends and Local Social
Robert H. Jack of Bangor, ex Sagadahoc deputy sheriff, recent visitor to the city, called on friends. Several residents including Mrs. Brown of Augusta and Mrs. Brown of Auburn came to town on business, while Cushing of Green street prepared for travel to Italy with Fabbri aboard the Conte de Savoia. Local clubs hosted a Cosmopolitan dessert bridge to raise funds for a Christmas doorway contest, with prizes awarded and a social spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Jack
Bangor
Bath
Sagadaho County
Charles S. Brown
Augusta
Olive Brown
Auburn
City
Charles E. Cushing
Green Street
New York City
Italy
Mr. Cushing
Ernesto Fabbri
Mr. Fabbri
St Marys guild completes Christmas work at parish house
St Marys guild of Grace church met Tuesday afternoon and evening to finish Christmas work. Dolls and aprons were prepared for the House of the Good Shepherd in Gardiner. A fish chowder supper was served with Mrs. Fred D. Hill as supper chair. Mrs. Paul Mason was named chair of the New Year party on Jan 1, with assistants Mrs. Augustus Perow and Mrs. W Dayton Hill. A tree social and refreshments were planned. The guild and Grace church auxiliary visit Mrs. Arthur Sewall 2d on Washington street Friday at 2 30 when Miss Marguerite Ogden of Portland speaks on Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
House of the Good Shepherd
Gardiner
Fred D. Hill
Paul Mason
Augustus Perow
W. Dayton Hill
Guild
Grace Church
Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
Marguerite Ogden
Portland
Portland obituaries and local notices mixed in text
Mrs W Emery Chase Jr and her mother Mrs Inez Pendleton died Friday in Portland. Miss Sue Richardson of Brunswick stays with Mrs Warren M Stilphen for a few days. Miss Susan Hé of Litttol plans to leave this week for analog Cal where she will spend the winter with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hart
Charles Stte
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary
Portland
Arthur Sewall
The
Stonehouse
Chicago
Richard O. Barler
Sue Richardson
Brunswick
Warren M. Stilphen
Susan Hé
Analog
Cal
Local society notes and hospital visit reports
Miss Vera Howsa visits her aunt Mrs M G Gackenbach at 6 Cobb road. Wesley H Lemont son of Mr and Mrs D Wylie Lemont of 18 School street is in a Lynn hospital with ptomaine poisoning contracted while attending Eastern Nazarene College at Wollaston where he is a first year student. Miss Marion Mealey and Miss Bertha Sencabaugh of Richmond were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Pecci at 5 Page street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Howsa
M. G. Gackenbach
Cobb Road
Wesley H. Lemont
D. Wylie Lemont
School Street
Lynn, Mass
Eastern Nazarene College
Wollaston
Mass
Marion Mealey
Bertha Sencabaugh
Richmond
Fred Pecci
Page Street
Bowdoin and Williams Debate Nerves War Munitions Control
Mrs. Benjamin Hall travels to Washington to visit daughter Mrs. Katherine Robb for the holidays. Mayor Harold P. Small recovers from illness and is out again. Bowdoin and Williams debate on December 14 at Bowdoin Library, discussing whether government should control sale and manufacture of munitions. Bowdoin negative, Williams affirmative. public invited. Mrs. A J Conti hosts contract club on North Street.
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Benjamin Hall
Cosmopolitan Club
Washington, D. C
Katherine Robb
Bowdoin College
Williams College
Hubbard Lbrary
Bowdoin
Williams
A. J. Conti
Contract Club
North Street
Christmas parish plans and pine pillow cutting noted
Central Church league held its regular meeting Monday night planning Christmas sales and supper for Tuesday afternoon and evening. Twenty two members attended. The group contributed annually to the Maine Seacoast Mission. Refreshments were prepared by Mrs. Horace P Morse with helpers Mrs. Marius H Page Mrs. Rudolph McRae Mrs. Olney Perry of Bedford street and Mrs. Robert Mansofi of Widne ganee. A son was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Harold Trask of Washburn street in Bath Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bernard
Bath Memorial Hospital
Charles B. Doyle
Brunswick Road
Doyle
Charlotte Farnham
Waterville
Central Church League
Central Church
Maine Seacoast
Horace P. Morse
Marius H. Page
Rudolph McRae
Harold Trask
Washburn Street
Berube Wins Tight Chizzle Wizzle Fair Presidency
In a tight race at Cony High School, David Berube edged Ralph Pillsbury 182 to 179 to lead the 44th annual Chizzle Wizzle Fair election. Nine candidates were reduced by elimination until the final runoff between Berube and Pillsbury. Last Wednesday, Mr and Mrs Charles Dunham celebrated their 62nd wedding anniversary with open house as they near ages 86 and 81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Berube
Cony High School
The
Fair Association
Beruice
Ralph Pillsbury
Pillsbury
Charles Dunham
Mr. Dunham
Dunham
Prize awarded to 1934 Oracle at University of Maine assembly
John Bedell and Charles Curtis of the 1935 Oracle staff presented the University of Maine prize to Edward Léttie for the 1934 Oracle yearbook to Miss Edna Cornforth head of the a hia department at a student assembly. Cornforth was adviser of a po 4 staff. A two act play was also presented by the Library Proctors club during the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bedell
Charles Curtis
Oracle
University of Maine
Edward Léttie
Edna Cornforth
A Hia
Friday Cornforth
Po 4
Library Proctors Club
Green shores lure visitors from Maine towns
A Maine community in Penobscot county forms a Boosters Club to attract tourists seeking quiet country life. They host an Old Home Week inviting returnees and spread literature to generate interest. A national financier visited after hearing of the town off the beaten path, fishing and farming, praising the area and planning future visits. The writer urges broader state advertising to share such merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Maine
Penobscot County
Boston
Community updates from city and clubs in period piece
Local sewing project operates from Y M C A building using cloth scraps for patchwork quilts with Davenport dropoff or pickup. Girl Scouts and A L A circle meet Christmas plans discussed. Salvation Army kettles beg for funds for Christmas dinners. Sebasco to add swimming pool and five new cottages with a large motor boat attract. Berwindvale steamship ships coal to Newport News with another ship due year end. Great Council figures plan coast to coast radio talk by Arthur Ru land. W C T U holds meeting at Nazarene church with temperance messages and ghost speakers. Co workers class at first parish to hold monthly meeting with travelogue on Hawaiian trip.
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Sebasco
Sebasto
Sébasco Lodge
Sebastio
Colonial club card announces Thardieg event and prizes
A Colonial club card invites readers to a Thardieg event starting soon with Contract 4. Attractive prizes accompany the play. Tables can be reserved by telephoning Mrs. Asiderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Thardieg
Earl Colby a Seuttigart Crew of Bérwindvale Cleared Newport
Earl Colby of Seuttigart ships aboard the steamship Berwindvale which cleared on Sunday for Newport News Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Colby
Seuttigart
Bérwindvale
Newport News
Local Writer’s Musical Comedy Set for Friday Night
A play by Bob Oliver will be performed at Ma on’e temple under Lincoln Lodge No 10 I O P Friday evening December 14 at eight. A two act musical comedy depicts Eben Briggs in Birchville facing foreclosure from Lon McGrew. Sambo writes Stolen Diamonds to save the farm in the second act with a cast including Ma Briggs John Howe Kitty and her relatives plus Bob Oliver. Specialties include Louise and Bobby Carver and Darby Wallace with Isaac Goldberg adding an original song and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Oliver
Lon
Kitty
Eben
Sambo
Eben Briggs
Ma Briggs
John M. Howe
R. W. Oliver Kitty
Ebel Parks Kitty
Wren Bobbie
Louise Carver
New York
Priscilla Colby Sathibo Jackson
Louise
Bobby Carver
Darby Wallace
Bella McGraw
Barnacle Bill the Sailor
Isaac Goldberg
Sheriff Henderson
Maine
North Bath school building doomed by city committee
North Bath faces demolition after the public buildings committee recommends razing the school to reuse lumber for a nearby tool house. The Board of Education has withdrawn interest, and Leburton D. Sheldon offered $60 to tear down the condemned structure at Crescent Street Court. A later meeting will review evidence on a male citizen’s sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Committee On Public Buildings
North Bath
Board of Highways and Sewers
Board of Education
Bath
Committee On
Leburton D. Sheldon
Crescent Street Court
Sheldon
Lewiston Auburn Jewish Youth Group Deliberates on Chanukah
The Jewish Young People's League of Lewiston Auburn met Sunday evening at Beth Jacob Synagogue with Milton O Ward presiding. Rabbi Chapman spoke on Chanukah celebrating Judas Maccabeus victory over Antiochus, marking ancient battles for religious freedom and saving the world from Hellenist paganism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Young People's League of
Lewiston-Auburn
Beth Jacob Synagog
Milton O'Ward
Rabbi Chapman
Judea
Judas Maccabeus
Antiochus
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Bath Iron Works Corp
Bureau of Construction and Repairs
Navy Department
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Charleston
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A. F. Goldsmith
South
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Carl Y. Kennedy
Alton
Roland Avery
Quincy
Fore River
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Charles W. Avery
Mercury
Carl C. Anderson
Betty
Thomas Hall
Stella Dolloff
R. N
Lewis Spicer
Marjorie Winiship
Margaret Davis
Dorothy O’melia
Howard Rice
Ralph Small
Agnes Fahey
Kenneth C. Patterson
Kenneth L. Patterson
Middlesex School
Topsham
Bowdenhham
George Millay
Bowdoinham
Kenneth
Alex Burden
Esther Gediman
Fall River
Benjamin Gediman
Pratt Street
James McLaughlin
Willow Streeet
Clifford Wilband
John Atwood
Lincoln Bailey
Charles Walsh
Addison Pendleton
James Clappison
Edward Daley
Bedford Street
Allan Spear
Pearl Street
William Richardson
Pleasant Street
Percy Hyde
Topsham Foreside
A. W. Farrell
Lincoln Street
Montreal
Hurley D. Grant
Donald Avery
New London, Conn
Grant
Fred Harrington
Katherine Harrington
Roslindale
Oscar Wright
Eugene Desmond
Dominique J. Tardif
Park Street
Edward J. Lee, Jr
Lee
David S. Henderson
Edward J. Lee
William W. Oliver
Elford A. Stover
Thomas Pearson
Phyllis McCoubrey
Samuel Hooper
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Edward C. Craig
Jean
Garden Street
Jane Ewell
Arthur Ewell
Worcester
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Brookline
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Western Avenue
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Ingraham
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Winter Street Chapel
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Nightingale Club
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Carroll Davis
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John McInnes, Jr
Stroudwater
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Cora (Harrington
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Front Street
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J. Stanley Casson
Junior
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Rockland
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Ernest Heald
North End
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Lewiston
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Meriden, Conn
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Nelson Rice
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Fred May
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Upper Washington Street
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Dorchester
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Massachusetts
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Elm Street
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Sagadahoc Pomona
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Carlton Bridge
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Saco
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Nichols Street
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Morse High School
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South Paris
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Olney Perry
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Widneganee
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Granite Street
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Ethel Back
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Oak Street
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