Birthday Bridge Party At Mrs Davis Home
Mrs Caroline Davis celebrated a birthday with a surprise party hosted by sister Mrs J Frank Jones at Russell Street. Four bridge tables determined prizes with Mrs Frank Hinds and Miss Marion Genthner taking first, and Miss Katherine McGurgegan and Mrs John Footer second. Numerous guests attended and gifts were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Davis
J. Frank Jones
Russell Street
Frank Hinds
Marion Genthner
Katherine McGurgegan
John Footer
Davis
Harvey Harth
Cecil Rowland
John Hart
George Conway
Malen Genthner
Mary Cunningham
Ann Cummijgus
Edward Hartnett
Arthur Jones
Sheridan Barnett
Almeda Genthner
Craige Ingraham
Mildard Fagver
Laura Mieneault
Gelinas joins Bath Iron Works staff as stenographer
D Gelinas of Manchester New Hampshire has been added to the staff of Commander R W Ferrell as a stenographer at Bath Iron Works Corp. Also noted is the marriage of Marion Colwell Perley to David S Henion of Georgetown Massachusetts on December 7 in Georgetown. The Henions visited Bath and a dinner party followed at Mrs LeRoy Lord’s home. Mrs Perley and daughter have long been guests of Edwin and John Parris. Henion works in wholesale ice business. Florence Oliver resumes with Senters Inc directing the toy department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. D. Gelinas
Manchester
N. H
R. W. Ferrell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mr. Gelinas
Alvin Perley
South Hamilton
Mass
Marion Colwell
David S. Heniion
Georgetown
Heniion
Bath
Warren Parris
Upper Washington Street
Hen
Rear Admiral Gillmor to be placed on retired list
Friends note that Rear Admiral Horatio G. Gillmor U S N stationed at Bath Iron Works has been ordered detached from the Navy Department operations office in January and will proceed home to stand relieved of active duty preparatory to transfer to the retired list for age on February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio G. Gillmor
C.C
Washington, D. C
Bath Iron Works
Navy Department
Universalist Ladies Aid Meets at Mrs Dean’s Home
Mrs. Fred R. E. Dean hosted the Universalist Ladies aid at 19 Summer Street with strong attendance. President Mrs. Charles F. Rideout presided as members shared duties for the needy and then adjourned to a dining room spread. William S. Newell of Bath Tron Works Corp visits New York on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. E. Dean
Universalist Ladies’ Aid
Summer Street
Charles F. Rideout
William S. Newell
The
Bath Tron Works Corp
New York
Ladies Visit Bath From Augusta And Portland
Mrs Milton S Kimball Mrs Fred R Lord of Augusta Mrs Langdon T Thaxter and Mrs Leland G Means of Portland toured Bath Friday as guests of Miss Anne Kimball and Miss Miriam W Kimball. Mrs Samuel Morse hosted her sewing club at Whiskeay last week with crocheted mats and rugs, serving refreshments after sewing. Attendees included Mrs Andrew Butterfield Mrs William Paisley Mrs Fart Lermond Mrs Wellington A Moore and Mrs Henry McCabe. Mrs John C Fitzgerald of Washington street is visiting sister Mrs Seward Thompson in Pitchbur, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton S. Kimball
Fred R. Lord
Augusta
Langdon T. Thaxter
Leland G. Means
Portland
Bath
Anne Kimball
Miriam W. Kimball
Lincoln Street
Samuel Morse
Andrew Butterfield
William Paisley
Fart Lermond
Wellington A. Moore
Henry McCabe
John C. Fitzgerald
Washington Street
Seward Thompson
Pitchbure
Mass
Carrie Hall
Watertown
William Bassett
John
Wellesley
Miss Hall
Roscoe P. McFadden
Middle Street
Miss Frances Hayes Entertains In Brookline Apartments
Miss Frances Hayes formerly of Bath entertained in her Brookline Massachusetts apartments at 1682 Beacon street during Thanksgiving holidays. Her sister Mrs Catherine Hayes of Augusta and Miss Isabelle Wishart of Bath joined the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hayes
Bath
Beacon Street
Brookline
Mass
Catherine Hayes
Augusta
Isabelle Wishart
Miss Bessie Potter Heads to New Jersey Visit
Miss Bessie B Potter of 210 Washington Street left recently for North Blaiy New Jersey where she will pass an indefinite period with Mr and Mrs Dwight Wyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie B. Potter
Washington Street
Nornblaiy
N. J
Dwight Wyman
Mrs Edith Perkins Joined Bath Winter Visit
Mrs Edith Perkins from New Brunswick New Jersey visits Bath to pass the winter with her niece Mrs Carrie Chaney Buck of Oak Street. Perkins son Prof Earl Perkins of Rutgers University is part of the Byrd expedition scientific staff en route to the Antarctic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Perkins
New Brunswick
N. J
Bath
Carrie Chaney Buck
Oak Street
Miss Miriam Adams Resumes Teaching Duties in Woonsocket
Miss Miriam Adams of Woonsocket Rhode Island, a high school languages teacher, has returned to resume her duties after spending Thanksgiving recess with relatives in Bath and Brunswick Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Adams
Woonsocket, R. I
Bath
Brunswick
Carver Children to Perform on WCSH Portland Radio
Louise and Bobby Carver of Lincoln Street and their parents Mr. and Mrs Roscoe L Carver will perform a Friday 430 duet Harvest Time in Peaceful Valley Louise sings a Cantor song Ro!out of Bed With a Smile and Bobby presents Paradise Lane Miss Flossie Beals, secretary to Dr Ardenne A Stott, spent the weekend in Woolwich with her mother Ida M Beals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Bobby Carver
Roscoe L. Carver
Lincoln Street
WCSH
Portland
Peaceful Valley
Eddie Cantor
Bobby
Paradise Lane
Flossie Beals
Ardenne A. Stott
Woolwich
Ida M. Beals
Maine Grange annual sessions note in Bangor trip
Mrs John H Perkins of Hardings master of Dromore grange No 302 Phippsburg returned from Bangor where she attended Maine state grange sessions She sang during lecturer hour and performed a tableau with Mrs Harriet Emerson state deputy Also reports on visits and moves of several local residents including Mr and Mrs Edwin R Andrews and sons Mary Ellen Curran birth and other social notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Perkins
Hardings
Dromore Grange
Phippsburg
Bangor
Maine State Grange
Mrs Merton Oliver Returns From Portland Hospital Stay
Mrs. Merton M. Oliver of 25 Hinckley Street returned Monday night from Portland where she had been a patient at St. Barnabas Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton M. Oliver
Hinckley Street
Portland
St. Barnabas Hospital
Michalos Infant Recovering After Major Operation
The month old son of Mr and Mrs Nicholas S Michalos of 1184 High street underwent a serious operation at Maine General hospital in Portland last Saturday and his condition is reported favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas S. Michalos
High Street
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Mrs Hatch Visits Brookline Patient and Friends
Mrs Robert Hatch returned from Brookline where she has been visiting Mr Hatch a patient at the New England Baptist Hospital. His condition is improved but he cannot yet leave. She called on Mr and Mrs David Hatch in Needham and attended a reception for Julia Sanderson and Frank Crummit with other Needham residents. A luncheon bridge was hosted by Mrs Raleigh Glynn of Needham, formerly Miss Marion Toop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hatch
Brookline
Hatch
New England Baptist Hospital
David Hatch
Needham
Charles Harriman
John Crosby
Bath
Julia Sanderson
Frank Crummit
Raleigh Glynn
Marion Toop
Archibald Main in Boston on Lath Iron Works business
Archibald M. Main, vice president of Lath Iron Works Corp, is spending pew days in Boston on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald M. Main
Lath Iron Works Corp
Pew
Boston
Sacred Heart Sewing Circle Plans Dec Bean Supper
Sacred Heart sewing circle met Thursday in K of C hall to sew quilts and plan a baked bean supper on December 16. Welfare committee has spent two days sewing pajamas and candy bags for the Christmas tree at parochial school on December 24 in K of C hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Sewing Circle
K. of C. Hall
K. of C Hall
Sacred Heart Circle
McFadden Works On Electrical Plant In Bristol Estate
R. Clinton McFadden has spent several days in Bristol installing an electrical plant at a private estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Clinton McFadden
Bristol
Bath residents plan winter stay. Carver radio concert set
Bath community notes reveal Mr and Mrs Pearl Dunbar will remain in Bath for the winter after years in Florida where Mr Dunbar worked. Louise and Bobby Carver, children of Roscoe L Carver, perform a Friday Dec 15 radio recital at 4:30 p.m. with their mother accompanying. Louise is eight and in North Street primary school. Bobby is 13 in junior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Dunbar
Corliss Street
Bath
Florida
Dunbar
Louise
Bobby Carver
Roscoe L. Carver
Lincoln Street
North Street
Bobby
Weekend visitors and local entries at Washington street
William F Crosby of Washington D C spent the weekend with Guysbert B Vroom Jr at the home of his parents Com and Mrs Guysbert B Vroom on Washington street Crosby is Vrooms roommate at Phillips Academy Andover Mass Mrs Dominique Tardiff and daughter Patricia Anne have returned to their Park street home after a several week visit in Lewiston with Mrs Tardiffs parents Miss Mary F Gibbons of Washington street leaves Tuesday for Providence RI to visit her aunt Mrs Annie Mallet Miss Ernestine Eaton daughter of Mrs Charles Card of Chestnut street is recovering from an appendicitis operation performed Sunday Mrs Clinton D Wilson and two children Ann and Robert have arrived home from a Providence RI visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo
Fisher
Woods Hote
Marcy
Park Street
Vassalboro
Philip W. Fisher
Clara William
Barbara Fis Her
Gorham Normal
James A. Gillies, Jr
Bruce
Washington Street
New Haven
Conn
William F. Crosby
Washington, D. C
Guysbert B. Vroom, Jr
Com
Guysbert B. Vroom
Mr. Crosby
Mr. Vroom
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Dominique Tardiff
Patricia Anne
Lewiston
Mrs. Tardiff
Mary F. Gibbons
Providence, R. I
Annie Mallet
Ernestine Eaton
Charles Card
Chestnut Street
Clinton D. Wilson
Ann
Robert
Providence
R. I
Pete’ Vroom
Phillips Andover
Gysbert B. Vroom
Birth Announcement For Paul L Johnson Family
A daughter was born Wednesday of last week at City hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul L Johnson of 77 Academy Street. The infant named Nancy Carol weighed over two pounds and was born at City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Johnson
Academy Street
City Hospital
Nancy Carol
Haskell Family Attends Funeral in City
Mr and Mrs Norman Haskell of Waterville visited the city Wednesday after Mrs Haskell s mother Mrs Frank R Mason died Monday at the home of her daughter Mrs Ethel Knight Fitchburg Mass and was brought here for burial Fred Potter of Pomfret Conn visiting his niece Mrs George Levn Turnercourt returned from Mechanic Falls visit Mrs Joseph I Smith 1121 Washington street visiting sister in law Mrs Joseph Gladstone Trenton N J
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blaisdell
Franklin
Maine
Arthur W. Hall
Willis B. Hall
Corliss Street
Mr. Hall
College of Technology At
Norman Haskell
Waterville
Haskell
Frank R. Mason
Ethel Knight
Fitchburg
Mass
Fred Potter
Pomfret, Conn
George Levvn
Turnercourt
Mechanic Falls
Joseph I. Smith
Washington Street
Joseph Gladstone
Trenton
N. J
Social Evening At Bath Brunswick Hosts
Eugene Metcalf entertained members of T. W. Hyde camp 8 of A. V. Fri night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holmes Cook's Corner. Cards were played with high prize to Linwood Miller and low to Forest Legard for men. Women awards went to Mrs. George Meizard high and Miss Adrian The Beau low. John J. Marks and son sang. Attendees included Bath residents and Brunswick guests, joining in the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Metcalf
T. W. Hyde Camp
A. V
Harold Holmes
Cook’s Corner
Linwood Miller
Low
Forest Legard
George Meizard
Adrian Thebeau
John J. Marks and Son
Vernon Miller
Charles Brown
George Melzard
John Marks
John and
Bath
Elizabeth Brewster
Metcalf
Brunswick
Bath area notes and social highlights from local visits
Mrs Maud Gay of Woolwich is a patient at Bath City hospital where she underwent a surgical operation. Mrs William F Hussey of Quincy and Mr and Mrs Leon Knight of Fitchburg have returned home after a brief visit with their uncle Fred D Hill and Mrs Hill of High street. They came to Bath to attend funeral services for their mother Mrs Frank Mason. Samuel Wakeman of Quincy a graduate of MIT has entered the employ of Bath Iron Works Corp in the drafting room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McNeil
Edgar MccNeil
Kittery
Cottage Street
Mr. McNeil
Bath Iron Works Corp
Maud Gay
Woolwich
Bath City Hospital
William F. Hussey
Quincy
Mass
Leon Knight
Fitchburg
Samuel Wakeman
Mrs Eva Kimball Spends Winter in St Petersburg Fla
Mrs Eva Kimball of Norway who died in Bath during the winter of 1931 32 travels to St Petersburg Florida where she has rented an apartment for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Kimball
Norway
Bath
Edward B. Smith
Middle Street
St. Petersburg
Fla
Portland Visitors Include Baker Family and Whitman Mitchell
Mrs. George A. Baker and her granddaughter Miss Pauline Baker together with Whitman Mitchell were Portland visitors on Thursday, sightseeing and meeting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Baker
Pauline Baker
Whitman Mitchell
Portland
Portsmouth inspector joins Bath Iron Works Grip
M. J. Reardon of Portsmouth recently hired at the Navy yard has arrived in Raith to serve as inspector at the superintendent constructor office U. S. N. Bath Iron Works Grip. He succeeds F. A. Track promoted to assistant marine engineer. Mrs Dominique Tardiff and infant Patricia Anne of Park street are spending a few weeks with Mrs Tardiff's parents, Mr and Mrs A J Minnehan of Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Reardon
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
Raith
Bath Iron Works
F. A. Track
Dominique Tardiff
Patricia Anne
Park Street
Mrs. Whitten Visits Relatives Then Heads Home
Mrs. Leslie Whitten of Plainfield New Jersey visits her parents Mr and Mrs Ernest M Shepard on upper High street then travels to Old Orchard to see sister Mrs Charles Moore before returning home. Miss Florence Neilley spending winter in Brunswick is a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs H White at Trufants while her parents winter in Deland Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Whitten
Plainfield
N. J
Ernest M. Shepard
Upper High Street
Old Orchard
Charles Moore
Florence Neilley
Brunswick
I. B. Neilley
Deland, Fla
H. ©. White
Trufants
Bath social notes and visits span several towns
Mrs Edwin W Bonney and Mrs James B Lemont return from Portland while Mrs Richard Barler and daughter along with Mrs Edmund Bouchelle and Mr Bouchelle visit Bath. Several Bath residents host and visit in Portland Lewiston and New York visits noted along with hospital update for Mrs John E Fitzgerald. A new baby, Anthony Michael Eramo, born to Mr and Mrs Jack Eramo in Lewiston. Frank B Kelley of Winchester, Mass visits Bath.
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Plans Next Week’s Event
Regular meeting at Odd Fellows hall last Tuesday featured varied entertainment organized by Mrs Lillius L Larrabee and Mrs Wallace L Atwood past nobles. Plans set for next Tuesday evening to honor Mrs Henry T B Leeman district deputy president and Mrs Herbert H Haggar marshal with committee entertainment and refreshments led by Mrs Warren A Parris, Mrs Frank J Farrin, Mrs Wallace L Atwood and Mrs Herbert W McCabe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Lillius L. Larrabee
Wallace L. Atwood
Noble
Henry T. B. Leeman
Viconniiing
District 10
Herbert H. Haggard
Harry L. Knight
Noble Grand
Warren A. Parris
Frank J. Farrin
Funi
Herbert W. McCabe
Cosmopolitan Players Plan January Coward Discussion
Cosmopolitan Players met to study current plays and playwrights. The next department meeting on Jan. 9 will feature a speaker and a discussion on Noel Coward and his works. No Dec. 26 meeting due to Christmas proximity. Entertainment committee: Miss Carolyn M. Stackpole, Mrs. Clinton D. Wilson, Mrs. David S. Cogan. Refreshment committee: Miss Harriette A. W. Gearing, Miss Minnie A. White. Mrs. Lois T. McKiever of 98 Bedford Street has returned from Portland after visiting her sister, Mrs. Sadie Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Players
Noel Coward
Carolyn M. Stackpole
Clinton D. Wilson
David S. Cogan
Harriette A. W. Gearing
Minnie A. White
Lois T. McKiever
Bedford Street
Portland
Sadie Andrews
Businessmen oppose sales tax hearing in Augusta
Roy W. Putney of Senter's Inc., Carl C. Anderson of A. Hallet & Co., Lloyd L. Steeves of Steeves' Market, Sam Levine of Bath Department Store and Roscoe Clinton McFadden, secretary of the Bath Association Opposed to a Sales Tax, traveled to Augusta Wednesday afternoon to oppose a legislative committee on taxation hearing about the proposed sales tax measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Putney
Senter's Inc
Carl C. Anderson
A. Hallet & Co
Lloyd L. Steeves
Steeves’ Market
Sam Levine
Bath Department Store
Roscoe Clinton McFadden
Bath Association
Augusta
Legislative Committee On Taxation
Everett E. Pierce Goes to Washington for Destroyer Work
Naval architect Everett E. Pierce of Bath Iron Works Corp. departed Tuesday on a business trip to Washington, D.C., to discuss destroyer project work at the local plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett E. Pierce
Bath Iron Works Corp
Washington, D. C
Granddaughter Illness Draws Lena Crocker to Somerville
Mrs Lena Crocker of Upper Washington Street is in Somerville Massachusetts where she was summoned by the serious illness of her granddaughter Miss Virginia Whitman who recently had an operation at Massachusetts General Hospital Miss Whitman is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Whitman the latter formerly Miss Thoma Crooker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Crocker
Upper Washington Street
Somerville
Mass
Virginia Whitman
Massachusetts General Hospital
Miss Whitman
Willard Whitman
Thoma Crooker
Miss Ernestine Eaton Recovers After Operation
Miss Ernestine Eaton shows a splendid recovery from a recent appendicitis operation at Brunswick hospital and friends may visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Eaton
Brunswick Hospital
St Marys Guild Meets At Grace Church On Oak Street
The St Marys guild of Grace church met in the parish house on Oak street Monday night. After the regular meeting an auction of jellies pickles and jams was held to raise funds for the guilds Christmas work for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church
Oak Street
Boston consulting engineer Clarence Bingham dies in Bath
Clarence A. Bingham of Boston consulting engineer with Municipal Management and Research Co. died Wednesday in Bath. He was a noted figure in municipal engineering and urban reform circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Bingham
Boston
The
Municipal Management and Research Co
Bath
Summers at Bath to Frostproof Florida
Mr and Mrs Edward C Stiness pass the summer at their Bath home and travel by stages to their winter residence in Frostproof Florida arriving from Providence. Reverend Charles M Tubbs attended a Kennebec Penobscot Clericus meeting in Gardiner at Christchurch parish house Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Stiness
Bath
North Street
Frostproof
Fla
Providence
Charles M. Tubbs
Gardiner
Christchurch
Mrs Sewall to Return Home After Visit in Shrewsbury
Mrs William D Sewall of Washing ton street is expected to return home Wednesday night after spending a few days in Shrewsbury Massachusetts with her brother Edward Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Sewall
Washington Street
Shrewsbury
Mass
Edward Sumner
Miss Shaw's Pupils Give Fine Recital
Piano pupils of Miss Carrie E. Shaw held a recital Tuesday night at her home 18 Green Street open to parents. Several Brunswick girls were unable to participate due to illness. The program featured Chopin Polonaise Elizabeth Butterfield A Shady Dell Beatrice Doble Lilacs in the Rain Benson Barbara Hopkins The Slumber Boat Gaynor Sally Hyde Diddle Diddle Dumpling Williams A Birdie with a Yellow Bill Margaret Elliott Merry Millstream Williams Virginia Trott Drifting Williams Wake Up Fanfare Elizabeth Butterfield and Miss Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie E. Shaw
Green Street
Marjory Nichols
Linna Marie Purdue
Jane Donnell
Caroline Toothaker
Brunswick
Elizabeth Butterfield
Psc Ee Ene
Itbro
Beatrice Doble
Benson Barbara Hopkins
Gaynor
Sally Hyde
Diddle
Williams
Margaret Elliott Merry
City News and Local Notices From the Evening Ledger
A collision on Oak and Lincoln streets involved a chain store truck driven by Austin G Lund of Portland and a sedan driven by Arthur C Slodizsi of East Boston. Night Captain George McElman investigated. Also planned are a Dec 22 Dromore Farm Bureau meeting in Winneganee with a taxation program by Charles L Eastman of Auburn. News on river drift ice and open navigation to Augusta, and various community items from Beacon Street Church to Boy Scout Troop 53 seeking a new scoutmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak and
Lincoln Streets
Austin G. Lund
Franklin Street
Portland
Arthur C. Slodizsi
Linden Street
Boston
Oak Street
Lincoln
George McElman
Dromore Farm Bureau
Winneganee
Charles L. Eastman
Auburn
Troop 53
Boy Scouts
Winfred Scott
Weston
Mass
Sewall
Roland Smith Post, A. L
Armory
Christmas sale at Wesley M E church by Ladies' Aid
The Ladies' Aid of Wesley M E church holds its annual Christmas sale Friday afternoon at two in the vestry with fancy articles, aprons, cooked foods, vegetables and mystery packages. A supper by the Sorority precedes an entertainment at 7 45 featuring readings, songs, and a one act play Under the Law with a listed cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Wesley M. E. Church
Joseph N. Day
Robert W. Oliver
Paul Johnson
Wesley H. Lemont
Jean Marsden
Evelyn I. Trott
Annie Nye Lenfest 66 Dies in Brooklyn at Daughter's Home
Annie Nye Lenfest wife of Dr. Bertram A Lenfest died Tuesday noon at her daughter Mrs William W Dennison 1084 Middle Street after three months visit. Born Merrimacport Mass she was descendant of Aquilla Chase and member of Chase-Chace Family association. She leaves husband two sons Edmund A Lenfest and James P Fourtin a sister Mrs Charles Pierce and many grandchildren. Body to Wakefield Mass for funeral at First Baptist vestry with burial in Lakeside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Nye Lenfest
Bertram A. Lenfest
Brooklyn
N. Y
William W. Dennison
Middle Street
Lenfest
Merrimacport
Mass
John and
Adeline Tucker Fourtin
Chase-Chace Family Association
Aquilla Chase
Edmund A. Lenfest
James P. Fourtin
Lynn
Charles Pierce
Wilmington
Del
Thelma Lenfest
South Weymouth
Marie
Harold FitzGerald Lenfesi
Scarsdale
Jean
Richard
Alice
Judith Dennison
Bath
Wakefield
First Baptist Church
New York heiress buys Ar tus railcar for Libbey tribute
Mrs Gertrude Libbey Anthony of New York, daughter of Portland Lewiston interurban founder W Scott Libbey, purchased the Ar tus car the first and last to run on the line. She moved it Monday to her summer home where it will be mounted on rails and connected to an overhead trolley for a memorial dedication to her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Libbey Anthony
New York
Portland-Lewiston Interman Railroad
W. Scott Libbey
Bath Men Called to Portsmouth by Death of Mother
Stanley M Brown of the Common Council and Harold E Brown traveled to Portsmouth New Hampshire after the death of their mother Lucy E Brown 73 widow of Harris H Brown. Mrs Brown died at her daughter Mrs Richard Marrs home where she had resided. She leaves four daughters Mrs Marr West Haven Conn Mrs C P Long Bath Mich and Mrs Dwight Murphy New York and others in Boston and Canada plus two Bath sons and a Benton Harbor Michigan son. Funeral services were held in Portsmouth and burial occurred in Bath at Oz Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley M. Brown
Common Council
Harold E. Brown
Portsmouth
N. H
Lucy E. Brown
Harris H. Brown
Brown
Richard K. Marr
Bath
Charles Brown
Benton Harbor
Michami
Marr
C. P. Long
Dwight Murphy
West Haven
Conn
Florence Col
New York
Inglis Sheped
Frazier Pritchard
Boston
Benjamin Hatfield
John Kelley
Charles Kelley
Canada
Oz* Grove
Hon Cecil Tucker of Bermuda Dies Suddenly in Bath
Bath mourns Hon Cecil Tucker a Hamilton Bermuda figure who died suddenly on his way to a church meeting. Former colonial treasurer and later receiver general he was visiting Bath with wife Sarah Duncan Tucker. He spoke recently to Cosmopolitan club about Bermuda and its governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Cecil Tucker
Hamilton
Bermuda
Tucker
Sarah Duncan
Mr. Tucker
Menders
Cosmopolitan Club
Legislative Council
Mrs Mary M Farnham Rites For Local Widow
Mrs Mary M Farnham 77 widow of Fremont Farnham died at City hospital Friday morning after a four year decline sharped by a fall that broke her collar bone She was born in Bath daughter of Winter and Martha Mayers and lived here She leaves son Harry F Farnham of Shaw street and daughter Mrs Robert Corthell of Auburn plus sister Miss Mabel Mayers Bath grandson James K Farnham Jr Bath and daughter in law Mrs James K Farnham Bath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Farnham
Fremont Farnham
City Hospital
Bath
Winter
Martha Mayers
Harry F. Farnham
Shaw Street
Dr Arthur W MacVane Dies After Emergency Operation
Dr Arthur W MacVane of Bangor formerly of Bath died in Maine General Hospital Portland from complications after an emergency operation two weeks earlier. He was injured in an automobile crash six months ago and treated in Portland. Survived by his wife two brothers in Portland Dr Ernest L MacVane and Dr William L MacVane and two sons Gordon and Charles G MacVane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. MacVane
Bangor
Parksteel
Bath
Maine General Hospital
Portland
MacVane
Ernest L. McVane
William L. MacVane
Gordon
Charles G. MacVare
Memorial for Almeda S Hayden at Portland hospital
Almeda S Hayden wife of Seymour A Hayden of Winnegance diedThursday morning at Maint General hospital in Portland after a three week stay as a patient. Funeral held Saturday at 10 am at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence with Rev Charles R Sims officiating and burial in East Union cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almeda S. Hayden
Seymour A. Hayden
Maint General Hospital
Portland
Portland Hospital
Arthur F. Mayo
East Union Cemetery
Charles R. Sims
Master Bisson’s Funeral for 11 Year Old Altar Boy
The funeral of Master Lucien Bisson Jr. aged 11 was Thursday at eight in St. Mary’s church with Rev Ludger Melancon officiating. The youth, an altar boy, wore the cassock second surplice. Bearers were six altar boys James Skaling Edward Hogan Richard Cummings Frank Curran Harold Footer Arthur Kronstrand. Burial followed in Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Bisson Jr
St. Mary's Church
Ludger Melancon
Master Bisson
James Skaling
Edward Hogan
Richard Cummings
Frank Curran
Harold Footer
Arthur Kronstrand
Calvary Cemetery
Farnham Widow Mary Farnham Funeral Held at Curtis Home
The funeral of Mary M. Farnham widow of Fremont Farnham of 18 Shaw Street was Sunday at two at the Curtis funeral home 106 Center Street. Rev. Charles H. Berry of Corliss Street Church officiated. Pallbearers included Edward S. Brown William H. Brown Horace F. Muray Leburton D. Sheldon Jr. Burial followed in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Farnham
Fremont Farnham
Shaw Street
City Hospital
Curtis Funeral Home
Center Street
Charles H. Berry
Corliss Street
Edward S. Brown
William H. Brown
Horace F. Muray
Leburton D. Sheldon Jr
Oak Grove
Mrs York’s Funeral Held at Brunswick Road Home
The funeral of Mrs Mary F York widow of William F York was held Thursday afternoon at her daughter’s home on Brunswick road with Rev David L Wilson of Central church officiating. Grandsons Chester Wilson Wesley Dana and James York served as bearers and burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. York
William F. York
Frank H. Beal
Brunswick Road
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Chester Wilson
Wesley
Dana
James York
Oak Grove
Mrs. Ida F. Ryan Funeral Held in Guilford
The body of Ida F. Ryan widow of Lewis Ryan who died Tuesday of last week in Woolwich was sent to Guilford her former home where the funeral was conducted Friday afternoon.
Sumner Sewall Leaves City for Short Coastal Trip
Sumner Sewall of North Street departed the city and will spend several days away, plans include a brief return trip and likely no immediate engagements upon departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
North Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
James B. Lemont
Helen Bonney
Porthon
Pine Tree
Girl Scouts of American
Edward Jones
Alfred BF. Carpenter
Robert White Ferrell
David S. Colan
Contance Chaneve
Harry B. Morin
Merton Dearing
Corliss
Bath Street
Florence Oliver
Trufant Street
Senters, Inc
Nancy Hyde
Rita Jenkins
Jeanette Jenkins
Jacqueline Bisson
Alice Hogn
Elmhurst
Butterworth Homestead
Maude Conforth
Unity
Katharine Loach
Ella Chase
James E. Lockery
Revere
Ida J. Cotton
Leonard M. Munsey
Marie Dressler
Christopher Bean
Mrs. Coleman Fraser
Milan Street
Rufus Small
Mr. Small
Mrs. Small
Robert Gifford
Mrs. Guysbert
Vroom
John McInnes
Duncan McInnes
Ernest A. Randall
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Jane S. Murphy
Constance Granger
Harry F. Morin
Edward V. Reed
Edwin R. Andrews and Sons
Frederick and
R. E. G. Riley
Dexter Avenue
Martha EB. Kate
Wesley Street
Gladys M. Comeau
Howard Curran
Western Avenue
Mary Ellen
William Brown
William, Jr
Charlotte
George Jewett
Berry's Mills
New Meadows
John P. Crosby
Shenandoah Road
Charles Cummings
Erroll Baker
Morse High School
Bill Folds
Elizabeth Conley
Edna Whitehouse
Herbert Sanders
Harold C. Grimmer
Kirk
Newark, N. J
Cosmopolitan Singing Club
Charles W. Avery
Edward F. Lennon
Alice E. Norris
Avery
Christine C. Curtis
Mildred G. Nichols
Alice F. Johnson
Helen E. Hartwell
John McInnes Jr
Stroudwater, Portland
John McInnes 3d
Edwin W. Bonney
West Bath
Richard Barler
Edmund Bouchelle
Mr. Bouchelle
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Mrs. Bouchelle
Barler
Mrs. Sewall
Marjorie C. Trott
Roland Hill
F. Edna Thorne
Essex County Homeopathic Hospital
East Orange
Edwin E. Pinson, Jr
Edwin E. Pinson
Skowhegan
Robert W. Ferrell
Edwin H. Given
W. S. Voorhees
Charles F. Dodge
Boothbay Harbor
Carrie C. Adams
Bowdoinham
John Wishart
Richmond Chapter
John E. Fitzgerald
Bath City
Albert Henderson
Mme
Emma Eames
Paris
United States
Mme. Eames
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hayden Eames
New York City
France
Anthony Michael
Jack Eramo
Frank B. Kelley
Winchester
Chopin
Miss Shaw
Etree
Priscilla Trott Eae
Barbara Trott
Esses Fisher
Dorothy White
the Fairy and the Woodman
Fisher Eleanor Wilson
Ellanor Donnell
Seace Aaron
Mary Bates
Hal- Ist
Swan Island
New York Socony
Ladies’ Aid of
Beacon Street Methodist Church
William L. Skelton
Bath Trust Co
Bankers Nraa
Manufacturers National Bank
Madison Moore
Alaska
Arthur W. M Vane
Farnham
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!