Miss Barbara Danforth to Visit Relatives During Christmas Break
Society notes report Miss Barbara Danforth of MHS, 45, attending Westbrook Junior College, arriving in Bath for the holidays. She will travel to Boston to visit relatives before visiting Miss Mary Pierce at Wellesley and returning to Bath with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Danforth
MHS
Westbrook Junior College
Taeken
Frankorth
High Street
Danforth
Boston
George St. Onge
Brookline
Wellesley
Mary Pierce
Dwight Pierce
Wellesley College
Miss Danforth
Miss Pierce
Bath
Tea for daughter of Mrs. Sewall in High Street home
Mrs. Edward Sewall hosted a small tea on Wednesday at her High Street home for her daughter Mrs. Alfred Pillsbury Jr. and guests Mrs. John Cooke and Mrs. Ralph G. Stetson served. Mrs. Pillsbury plans to visit South Weymouth Mass. with Mr. Pillsbury’s parents. Bina Staples of Willow Street, a practical nurse, is at home for a rest period. Rev. Ashton Almand of Somerville Mass. arrived to take part in the 150 year anniversary weekend events after driving from Boston on icy roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sewall
High Street
Alfred Pillsbury, Jr
John Cooke
Ralph G. Stetson
Pillsbury
South Weymouth
Mass
Mr. Pillsbury
Alfred Pillsbury, Sr
Bina Staples
Willow Street
Osteopathis Hospital
Washington Street
Ashton Almand
Somerville
Winter Street
Local Residents Return from D C Trip and Winter Visit
Mrs. Russell S Hitchcock returns to Washington Street Bath after a month in Washington D C. Mrs Elizabeth Latham of Cape Elizabeth arrives to winter with Mrs Lizzie French at 468 Washington Street in Bath. The two have been close friends for 69 years. Mrs Latham remains a weekly Independent reader. H P Small, local Pontiac Cadillac GMC dealer, just back from Bangor after a Maine Automobile Dealers association two day convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Latham
Cape Elizabeth
Bath
Lizzie French
Washington Street
H. P. Small
Pontiac
Cadillac
GMC
Bangor
Maine Automobile Dealers Association
Weekend Visit Highlights Sylvester Family
Mr and Mrs Frank Sylvester of Kittery arrived Saturday to spend the weekend with Mrs Sylvesters parents Mr and Mrs Frank H Lemont on Washington Street and with Mr Sylvester’s sister Mrs Percy Miller on Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sylvester
Kittery
Mrs Sylvester and Family Overnight Guests
Mr and Mrs John Sylvester of Chestnut street were recent overnight guests of Mrs Sylvester's brother and wife Mr and Mrs Roland Staples of Yarmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sylvester
Chestnut Street
Bath Iron Works President Returns After Storm Travel
President William S. Newell of Bath Iron Works Corp returns by train from a business trip to New York and Washington. Air travel was canceled due to the storm. A son was born to Mr and Mrs William Lowans of Front Street at Memorial hospital. Dr Buck opens a dental office at 912 Washington Street. Mrs John McInnes returns from Boston and plans to travel to Portland for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
New York
Washington
William Lowans
Front Street
Memorial Hospital
Leon Buck
Christopher
Buck
Middle Feet
Theo Webb
Iph Warren
Washington Street
Family notices share moves from Wilmington to New York
Mrs. Walter N. Wilhelm and her children Pamela and Walter of Wilmington Delaware relocate after Mr Wilhelm transfers from the Wilmington to the New York branch of his colon y. Mrs Wilhelm was formerly Miss Martha Cahill of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter N. Wilhelm
Pamela
Walter
Wilmington
Del
Wilhelm
Charles H. Cahill
Hightreet
New York
Martha Cahill
Bath
Engagement and birth notices from Brunswick area
Mrs Ralph Merry of High street is a patient at the Oseo pathic Hospital in Portland where she submitted to surgery Thursday. Mr and Mrs Carl Conrad Anderson announce the engagement of their daughter Mary to Lieut Gilbert O Pletts USNR son of Mrs Elizabeth Pletts and the late Dr Robert Pletts of Brunswick. Mr and Mrs John Lemont of Chamberlain street Brunswick are the parents of a son born at Bath Memorial Hospital Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Merry
High Street
Oseopathic Hospital
Brighton Avenue
Portland
Carl Conrad Anderson
Mary
Gilbert O. Pletts
USNR
Sarah Elizabeth Pletts
Robert Pletts
Brunswick
John Lemont
Chamberlain Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Miss Barbara Stodder Undergoes Appendectomy
Miss Barbara Stodder and her family from Snow Park report she underwent an appendectomy at Memorial hospital Thursday noon. Her condition is satisfactory. Stodder, a 1944 graduate of Pierce Secretarial School in Boston, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stodder. Mrs. Irving Burnham and two others have returned from a visit in Boston, where they stayed at the Touraine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Stodder
Russell Stodder
Snow Park
Memorial Hospital
Miss Stodder
Pierce Secretarial School
Boston
Irving Burnham
Emery Rideout
N. J. Guerette
George Melzard
Touraine
Rothwell and Ingalls Enjoy Winter Voyage to Miami
Cards from Mr. and Mrs. Edmund A. Rothwell and Miss Irene Ingalls report a delightful trip by yacht Mawflower from Boothbay Harbor via several stops visiting friends and points of interest en route to Miami Florida to spend the winter aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund A. Rothwell
Irene Ingalls
Boothbay Harbor
Miami
Fla
Dawn Elizabeth Jewett Born in Revere Massachusetts
Dawn Elizabeth Jewett was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jewett of Revere at Memorial Hospital on December 3, weighing six pounds. Betty Farris, her mother, was the former daughter of Arthur and Mrs. Farris of Elm Street. West Bath grange members attended a State Grange session in Portland with Bertha Ward serving as the West Bath delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawn Elizabeth Jewett
Charles Jewett
Revere
Mass
Memorial Hospital
Jewett
Betty Farris
Arthur Farris
Elm Street
Harold Miller
William Armstrong
Arthur Pecci
Richard Andrews
Gertrude Stover
William H. Small, Jr
Arthur Wing
Mary Thompson
Mabel Tibbetts
Bertha Ward
West Bath
Miss Germain Bonney Visits Union Street Home
Miss Germain Bonney, a Yar mington Normal student, arrived Friday evening to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert L Bonney of Union street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germain Bonney
Yarmington
Albert L. Bonney
Union Street
Mrs Tubbs Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Charles M. Tubbs has recovered enough to return to her home on High Street following a lengthy stay at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Newcastle couple guests at Somerset venison dinner
Mr and Mrs Charles Brackett of Newcastle were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Henry T B Leeman of Somerset place who served a venison menu. The Leemans entertained Friday evening guest Mrs Inez Crosby of Camden past president of the Rebekah Assembly of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brackett
Newcastle
Henry T. B. Leeman
Somerset Place
Leeman
Inez Crosby
Camden
Rebekah Assembly of
Maine
Mrs William S Newell Hosts Club Luncheon
Mrs William S Newell entertained her contract club with a luncheon at her Washington street home on Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Washington Street
Hawaii youth named to West Point from Territory
John W. Goldsmith of Hilo Hawaii a Rutherford Preparatory student in Long Beach California has been appointed to the U S Military Academy West Point by the Territory of Hawaii He is the son of William F Goldsmith and Mrs Goldsmith and grandson of the late Mr and Mrs Patrick H Flaherty Beverly Packard Univ of Maine junior will visit relatives over Christmas and New Year at Beacon Street with Mr and Mrs Arthur M Packard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Goldsmith
Hilo
Hawaii
Rutherford Preparatory School
Long Beach
Calif
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Territory of
William F. Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Mary M. Flaherty
Bath
Patrick H. Flaherty
Beverly Packard
University of Maine
Mrs
Arthur M. Packard
Beacon Street
Navy officer calls wife from Honolulu for Christmas return
Mrs Blair received a midnight call from Commander Blair U S N R in Honolulu. He said the Maryland will depart for the West coast then home, hoping to reach Bath in time for Christmas after a six month Philippines cruise. Chester A Lewis was hospitalized with a broken leg after a street fall on Russell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Blair
Washington Street
Blair
Honolulu
Chester A. Lewis
Memorial Hospital
Russell Street
Boston visit and enlistment mark local social notes
Miss Ferne Pettengill and Miss Marie Lambert visited Boston while guests of Miss Marie Meade in Arlington. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Quint of Pryor Oklahoma stayed with Mrs. Quint's parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Packard on Beacon Street. Quint recently enlisted with the U.S. Army and reported to Camp Devens for assignment. Mrs. Quint, Melba Packard, will winter with her parents. Charles Petletier and George Oliver were added to the local police as special officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferne Pettengill
Marie Lambert
Boston
Marie Meade
Arlington
Richard Quint
Pryor
Okla
Charles Petletier
George Oliver
Mrs Leeman Returns From Canada After Sister-in-Law’s Death
Mrs Henry F Leeman returns to Plant street home after visiting Canada where she learned of the death of her sister in law Mrs Doran Corey of Southampton New Brunswick Lieut Commander John Pfeffer U S N R and wife and their son John Jr left for Narbeth Pa to visit Lieut Comdr Pfeffer’s parents while Mrs Pfeffer and the baby stay with Horace Morse parents in Oak street He is on terminal leave and they plan to reside in Philadelphia after his release
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Leeman
Plant Street
Canada
Doran Corey
Southampton
N. B
John Pfeffer
Captain and Mrs Arthur Packard Pass Away in Augusta
Capt and Mrs Arthur M Packard and their daughter Janet of Beacon Street passed away on Monday in Augusta leaving bereaved relatives and a quiet hometown response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Packard
Janet
Beacon Street
Augusta
Mrs Downey of Wiscasset Dies After Illness
Mrs John B Downey of Wis casset a former Park street resident died Saturday at her sister Mrs Lewis Spicer s Bedford street home. Her husband an engineer with the Central Maine Power Co has been employed on a project in Berlin New Hampshire and will join her there for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Downey
Wiscasset
Park Street
Lewis Spicer
Bedford Street
Downey
Berlin
N. H
Mr. Downey
Central Maine Power Co
Registrar Hiram Stevens Stricken With Illness At Home
Hiram T. Stevens registrar of deeds fell ill at his home Friday evening. He was moved to Memorial Hospital on Sunday and this morning’s report states his condition is slightly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram T. Stevens
Memorial Hospital
Mullaneys Move Into New Home on Park Street
Mrs Catherine Mullaney and her son John moved into their new home at 33 Park Street Saturday, the former residence of Mr and Mrs Stanley Robinson of Auburn. Mr Mullaney, recently discharged from two and a half years Navy service in the Pacific, began work Monday at Bath Iron Works. Weekend guests included Mrs Mullaney’s daughter Mrs Paul Sherman, and Gail and Paul Jr from Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Mullaney
John Mullaney
Park Street
Stanley Robinson
Auburn
Mullaney
Navy
Pacific
Bath Iron Works
Miss Simmons Guest at Waldoboro Grandfather’s Home
Miss Natalie Simmons stayed last weekend with her grandfather Osborn Welt at his Waldoboro residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Simmons
Osborn Welt
Waldoboro
Bath Opera House band booth hosts amid Victory Bond drive
Members of Club Forty-Two listed as band booth workers at the Bath Opera House attended the band show Week End at the Waldorf hosted by theater management. Gerald and Richard Dawe of Bangor returned after a weekend visit with their mother, Mrs. Edith Dawe on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Cook
Norman Adams
William Kelley
Joseph Mullaney
Dorothy Olsen
Charles Hobel
Harry L. Deering
Mary McCabe
Edith Small
Paul Hart
Club Forty-Two
Bath Opera House
the Waldorf
Gerald
Richard Dawe
Bangor
Edith Dawe
Washington Street
Weston Couple Send Winter Cards from Snow Park Florida
Cards received from Mr and Mrs Waldo Weston of Snow Park St Petersburg Florida indicate they will spend the winter there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Weston
Snow Park
St. Petersburg
Fla
Portland Residents Noted in Saturday Gatherings
Mrs. Joseph Mullaney, Mrs. E. Mason Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Perry, Mrs. Daniel Perry and Mrs. Donald Perry passed Saturday in Portland. Mrs. Walter Anliker, Mrs. William Kelley, Mrs. Albert Bonney, Mrs. Horace P. Morse, Miss Amerise Bourque, Miss Priscilla Trott were in Portland Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mullaney
E. Mason Wright
Carlton Perry
Daniel Perry
Donald Perry
Portland
Walter Anliker
William Kelley
Albert Bonney
Horace P. Morse
Amerise Bourque
Priscilla Trott
Maine First Lady's Tea Meeting in Victory Committee
Mrs Sumner Sewall hosts a Women’s Action Committee for Victory and Lost in Peace tea at 28 Park Avenue on Wednesday at four o clock. National Chairwoman Mrs Norman d E Whitehouse presides and Col L B von Speck of UNRRA will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Maine
Women’s Action Committee For Victory
Lost In Peace
Park Avenue
Norman d’ E. Whitehouse
Women’s Action Committee
L. B. von Speck
UNRRA
Sewall
John Fitzgerald
Portland
Allan Crane
Bangor
Gilbert Loeb
Waterville
Charles Cavendish
H. E. Manville
Vincent Astor
Ernest Angell
George H. Carey
Kenneth Spence
David Dearborn
Clifford Carver
Allan Goldfine
New York
Overseas Line
Europe
Paris
Holland
Poland
Germany
Small Point Beach
Boyle Family Visits in Bangor Return
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Boyle of Washington Street spent a weekend in Bangor where they were greeted by their daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. John Harris and their granddaughter Jean of Presque Isle. Jean accompanied her grandparents to Bath for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Boyle
Washington Street
Bangor
John Harris
Jean
Presque Isle
Bath
Moonlight excursion poster linked to 1881 event in Somerville
A poster found in a Minneapolis collector’s envelope tied to a Boston area moonlight hop at Somerset House on Mouse Island. The invitation, dated August 12, 1881, mentions a steamer Sebenon and lists sponsors J. O. Shaw and others. a note urges contact with historic American figures for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Phil J. Blomgren
Minneapolis
Mouse Island
J. O. Shaw
E. M. Fuller
W. G. Webber
W. D. Mussenden
E. W. Rider
A. G. Page, Jr
George E. Morse
D. C. Shaw
L. O. Smith
C. H. Greenleaf
Patrick Henry
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Abe Lincoln
Notable Bath Holiday Visits From Prominent Families
Mrs Flora Hathorne plans to reside in Bath with Elwood Hathorne and family. Former Governor and Mrs Sumner Sewall and children are to be in Bath for Christmas, with the governor returning from Europe where he has arranged airline routes and serves as president. Mrs Somes of Reading Mass arrives in Portsmouth to visit brother Capt Ardene Stott and niece Cmdr E Bradley Carlton in Portsmouth where the commander was transferred from Washington DEG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Hathorne
Bath
Elwood Hathorne and
Sumner Sewall
Europe
New York
Albert Somes
Reading
Mass
Portsmouth
N. Y
Ardene A. Stott
USNR
Stott
Justus Miller and George Laskey Return From Miami Trip
Justus H. Miller and George Laskey of West Bath arrived Monday evening after a hurried auto business trip to Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus H. Miller
George Laskey
West Bath
Miami
Bath women take short visit to New York City
Miss Marguerite Brown Miss Esther Wilson and sister Miss Elinor Wilson from the Bath Iron Works office force departed Wednesday for a brief trip to New York City. They flew from Portland to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Brown
Esther Wilson
Elinor Wilson
Bath ‘Iron Works Office
New York City
Portland
New York
Edwards Couple Welcome Son at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Nathan Price of Edwards street are the parents of a son born Tuesday morning at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Price
Edwards Street
Memorial Hospital
Mrs Lawrence Lister and son Fly to San Francisco
Mrs. Lawrence Lister of Willow Street and her son George flew yesterday to San Francisco to join her husband Lt. Lawrence Lister who is spending his leave there while awaiting his ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lister
Willow Street
George
San Francisco
Mrs Hubbard and family relocate to Delaware
Mrs. Harrison Hubbard and her children Gail and Peter left Bowdoin Apartments in Brunswick to join Mr. Hubbard in Wilmington Delaware where he works at DuPont. Mrs Hubbard formerly Betty Swanton visited her parents Mr and Mrs Carl B Swanton of Bedford Street before moving to their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Hubbard
Gail
Peter
Bowdoin Apartments
Brunswick
Wilmington
Del
Hubbard
Duponts
Betty Swanton
Carl B. Swanton
Bedford Street
Notable Local Residents Share Family News and Illness Updates
Mrs. Augusta Rowe improves daily after pneumonia at her granddaughter Mrs. John Grindell’s home. Arthur S. Rowe of Arlington, Mass. visited ten days then returned home. Rowe celebrated her 92nd birthday in June with a dinner at Witch Spring Cafe. Sgt. Ralph G. Duncan’s family welcomed a son Ralph Allen born November 15 at Forest Hills Mass. Duncan is stationed at Bergstrom Field Texas. Murray Ryder writes from Monterey Mexico planning winter in Kingston Jamaica. Ryder formerly lived on Dummer Street while at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Rowe
John Grindell
Brunswick Road
Forest Hills
Mass
Ralph G. Duncan
Ralph Allen
Duncan
D. A. Duncan
Cummings Street
Bergstrom Field
Austin
Texas
Margaret Lowe
Murray Ryder
Monterey
Mexico
Mexico City
Kingston
Jamaica
Mr. Ryder
Dummer Street
Bath Iron Works
Residents Arrange Winter Homes and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Henry Carlisle of Edgecomb and Mrs Carlisle's mother Mrs Mac Hagan of Georgetown plan to spend the winter at Florence Woodside's 154 Center Street home. Dickey Hudson three returns from Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Graffam of Unity left for Baltimore to winter with their son Sidney Graffam. Graffams previously lived in Bath where he worked at Bath Iron Works. Miss Lillian M Snow and Miss Jeanne M Elliott closed their Foster Point road summer home and return to Middle Street for winter. Mrs Jason A Merrill of Washington Street with son-in-law Donald Page of Portland visited Rev Frank M Lamb in Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Carlisle
Edgecomb
Carlise
Mac Hagan
Georgetown
Florence Woodside
Center Street
Charles Graffam
Unity
Baltimore
Sidney Graffam
Graffam
Lillian M. Snow
Jeanne M. Elliott
Foster Point Road
West Bath
Middle Street
Jason A. Merrill
Washington Street
Donald Page
Portland
Merrill
Frank M. Lamb
Union
First Written Mention of Liquid Petroleum in America
In 1627, French missionary Joseph de la Roche D Allion records the continent's first reference to petroleum used in its familiar liquid form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph de la Roche D’allion
Oil output milestone in Eastern Hemisphere tops ten billion barrels
The Eastern Hemisphere has produced more than 10 billion barrels of crude oil to date, marking a major cumulative output milestone for regional energy production and reserves.
Orono Doctor Named Maine March of Dimes State Chair
Dr. Arthur A. Hauck of Orono was named Maine State Chairman for the 1946 March of Dimes to be conducted January 14 31 by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Basil O Connor announced. Hauck, former president of the University of Maine and ex dean of Lafayette College, noted 72 infantile paralysis cases in Maine in the first nine months of the year and credited American generosity for strengthening the fight against the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Hauck
Orono
Maine
National Foundation For
Ohio
Punahou School
Honolulu
T. H
Hauck
Numerous Bath Organizations Meet for Shared Installations
A corporate meeting of the T. W. Hyde Camp and Auxiliary was held with annual reports read and directors elected. Auxiliary officers and delegates to district and national events were named. a joint Christmas tree with the Sons is planned for December 18, and a Christmas sale raised 300 dollars with several prize awards listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde
Frances Warner
Florence Robinson
Mary Pratt
Gertrude Stewart
Maurice J. Warner
Harry Warner
George Melzard
Artland K. Rogers, Jr
Vernon W. Miller
Myrtle Wilson
Mildred Cressey
Jennie Miller
Lillian Warner
Alice , Rideout
Alice Lewis
Bina Staples
Alice Rideout
Dorothea Wilson
Elizabeth Baker
Ada Norris
Department
Portland
Laura Greenleaf
Emma Hart
Hattie Perkins
Annie Oliver
Dorothea Marks
Frances Blake
Queen Esther Lodge Conferred Degrees at Meeting
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge met last Tuesday with degrees conferred for the first time by new officers. tableaux were led by Mrs May Ward and featured performances by Mrs Jennie Farrin Mrs Harriet Huggard Mrs Athana Gillespie and others. A club supper followed under direction of Mrs Eva Lemont with several assistants. The next meeting on December 18 will include a Christmas party led by chairwoman Mrs Georgia Pierce and a Tree program with Leonard Munsey assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
May Ward
Jennie Farrin
Harriet Huggard
Athana Gillespie
Annie Condon
Emma Copeland
Georgia Pierce
Eva Atwood
Leonard Munsey
Julia Field
Solist
Eva Lemont
Ethel Blake
Mary Thurston
Lula Lemont
Elizabeth McCabe
Wesley Church Women Present Christmas Pageant Plans
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Wesley Methodist met in the vestry on Tuesday. A candlelit Christmas program, led by Mrs. Eldredge Woods, featured the Christmas story and carols. Plans were announced for a December 23 Christmas pageant and January committees. Officer elections were held with Mrs. Stanley Hunter chosen president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Methodist Church
Eldredge Woods
Stanley Hunter
John Sampson
George Hopkins
Jennie Walker
Helen Follett
Vinal King
Walter Upham
Madelyn Small
Young Peoples Ron
Local Missionary Society Names Officers and Sale Plan
The Christ mas sale and supper for the missionary group were announced with officers listed including treasurer Mrs. Willard McLean and secretary positions held by multiple members. The event runs Friday with the sale opening at 2 30 and supper at six, dining and kitchen duties led by Mrs. Fred Weeks and Mrs. Merle Niles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tary
Willard McLean
Andrew Butterfield
Fred Weeks
Carolyn Rogers
Elnore Oliver
Ellen Hodgkins
Madelyn Small
Merle Niles
Bessie Dickinson
Status of Women
John Sampson
George Hopkins
Lissa Dearborn
Chester Oliver
Pythian Sisters Hold Meeting With District Visitor
Lowell Temple of Pythian Sisters hosted district deputy Mrs. Bertha Brackett of Portland for an official visitation. They planned a Christmas sale to start at two and supper at six with coordinators Annah McCabe Emily Williams Sarah Potter and Agnes Perry. Three long‑absent members Mrs Neil S Bishop Mrs Rowe of Bowdenham and Mr Lawrence of Madison attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Pythian Sisters
Bertha Brackett
Portland
Annah McCabe
Emily Williams
Sarah Potter
Agnes Perry
Temple
Neil
Bishop
Rowe
Bowdeinham
Lawrence
Madison
Daughters of Isabella Plan December Christmas Tree Event
The Daughters of Isabella met last week and decided the December committee will host a Christmas tree on December 18 with Mrs. Annie Arsenault as chair. A new scribe, Mrs. Catherine Burgess, was elected to replace Mrs. McGlinchy due to illness. January socials chosen include Alice Burgess Mary Cummings Catherine O'Hara Esther Moses Rita Higgins Emma Leonard Dora Collins Ellen Tracey Gladys Parady and Mary Ann Savoie. A baked bean supper is set for December 22 and a Victory Bond purchase was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
Annie Arsenault
McGlinchy
Catherine Burgess
Alice Burgess
Mary Cummings
Catherine O'Hara
Esther Moses
Rita Higgins
Emma Leonard
Dora Collins
Ellen Tracey
Gladys Parady
Mary Ann Savoie
Social Eight Club Meets for Birthday Craft Night
The Social Eight club gathered Tuesday at Pine Street with Mrs Susie Darrah to celebrate Mrs George Meazard's birthday. They knitted sewed and enjoyed refreshments while gifts and a birthday cake were shared. Others attending included Mrs Lloyd Perry Mrs Walter Thayer Mrs Napoleon Guerrette Mrs Irving Burnham and Mrs Ruth Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Eight Club
Tueday
Susie Darrah
Pine Street
George Me]zard
Lloyd Perry
Walter Thayer
Napoleon Guerrette
Irving Burnham
Ruth Young
Cosmopolitan Garden Club Enjoys Christmas Stories
The Cosmopolitan Garden Club met Monday with 12 members. Mrs. Roscoe P. McFadden organized a Christmas program, prizes were awarded to Mrs. Melvin Howe for a Christmas tree and Mrs. Fred Quimby for a Santa Claus. Mrs. Kinney spoke and read Is There a Santa Claus. A future meeting January 14 will feature the New Year tree and gift exchange with each member bringing a 25 cent gift and inviting a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Roscoe P. McFadden
Melvin Howe
Fred Quimby
Charles Kinney
Santa Claus.” _ Mrs. McFadden
Central Church League Christmas Supper at Parish House
Central Church League held its Christmas supper at the parish house on Monday night with a chicken pie menu. A large attendance was recorded as leftovers from the prior week’s Christmas sale were offered for sale. The supper and dining room committees included a series of named members led by Mrs. George Moses and Mrs. William H. Daley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Church
George Moses
Marius Page
Rudolph Mc‘Rae
Gardiner Deering
Dana McIntire
Horace P. Morse
J. Haviland Torrey
Arthur L. Pratt
William H. Daley
Arthur Brown
Harold Brown
Howard McPhee
Clyde Mallett
Howard
Christmas Mood Lights Public Hall Decorations
Mrs Carl Stinson Steen and Mrs Harold Avery joined Milks Ethel Blake Miss Eleanor Muson for a seasonal gathering. The hall wore Christmas greens and reds with centerpieces in green featuring tall candles.
Philathea class elects officers at Street Church meeting
The Philathea class of a Street church met in the vestry with 25 members present. Mrs. Bernice Achorn was elected president and Mrs. Mary Berry as vice president. Other officers include treasurer Mrs. Helen Palmer and secretary Mrs. Dorothy Yamaska. The class plans a January covered dish supper and Christmas tree, and will send cards to members who have moved away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Marie Berry
Bernice Achorn
Vivian Plant
Mary Berry
Estella Rines
Dorothy Yamaska
Velma Cornish
Sruth Crowley
Helen Palmer
Nell Hunt
Theta Chapter Christmas Party Held at Miss Hayes Home
Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday evening at Miss Helen Hayes residence on Washburn street for a Christmas party. Members exchanged joke gifts with original poems attached and secret sisters provided gifts. Mrs. Edwin R. Andrews, director, received sorority gifts. refreshments featured a Christmas centerpiece with candles and angels. Those present included Mrs. Groustock of Brunswick guest and many chapter members, with next meeting January 8 at Mrs. Albert Thompson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Thompson
North Street
Joseph Groustock
Brunswick
Roland Trott
Catherine Legard
Leonard Wetherbee
Richard Haskell
John A. Greene, Jr
John M. Conley
Earl Wade
Stanley Hatch
Harry Ring, Jr
Harmon Eliason
Linwodd Haines
William Turpie
Roberta
St Marys Guild Christmas Sale and Dinner
St Marys Guild of Grace church held a Christmas sale in the parish house on Tuesday afternoon followed by a chicken salad supper for 5 30 to seven. The sale sold all items and large turnout for supper. Har ry L Day won the terrarium Ralph G Stetson won a doll and Mrs Katrina Vamvakias won an apron. The next meeting will pack Christmas boxes for the House of the Good Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Walter Hill
Annie Manuel
Lawrence Thayer
Philip Foster
Kenneth Brown
Ellen Ryall
Robert Jewell
Dorothy Milliken
Farley Mayo
Majella Miller
Ruth Williams
Virginia Rand
Frances Marks
Mae Nelson
Carolyn Miller
Gay Mason
Harry L. Day
Ralph G. Stetson
Katrina Vamvakias
Winter Street Auxiliary Plans New Year Gift Exchange
The Ladies Auxiliary of Winter Street church met Tuesday evening and voted to skip the next meeting for Christmas, resuming January 8 with a New Year's tree and exchange of gifts. Hostesses named include Mrs. Frank Perry and others. The children's Christmas party is set for December 19 and Carols and Candles service occurs December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Frank Perry
Robert P. Manson
Clifford B. Smith
Reginald Atwood
Harry Williams
Edgar
Pred Sturlevest
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William Boyce
Lions Club Meeting Speaker Tonight at Sedgwick
Oscar I. Emerson of the tax valuation authority will address the Lions Club this evening at Sedgwick. The regular meeting with supper starts at 6 30 and Emerson is billed to speak at eight. Nonmembers may attend.
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Oscar I. Emerson
Tax Valuation Authority
Lions Club
Sedgwick
Mr. Emerson
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