Carroll Watson elected president of Grace church Men's Club
Carroll Watson was unanimously elected president of the Grace church Men's Club at the December 10 annual meeting in the parish house on Oak Street. Officers named include W. Dayton Hill as vice president Roscoe Clement secretary Daniel Williams treasurer and directors James Hunter Charles Thal and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Watson
Men's Club of
Grace Church
Oak Street
W. Dayton Hill
Roscoe Clement
Daniel Williams
Robert Cochran
Russell Phinney
Edward W. Larrabee
James Hunter
Charles Thal
Myron Tubbs
W. Dayton
Wilmer J. Voorhees
House Committee
Mr. Watson
Local Officers Elected by Bathemp on Wednesday
Officers elected Wednesday include M Wyat AL as instillation in late January Bohner AJ Avery consul Clifton W Tedford past consul Joseph Brown advisor Reseue PL Piggins clerk William H Whitebanker Charles Woothaker escort Alex Cath warehouling Prank DB Chellis series Kelvin TH Bowie board of namigers for three years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathemp. M. Wy
Bohner AJ Avery
Clifton W. Tedford
Joseph Brown
Reseue PL Piggins
William H. Whitebanker
Charles ©. Woothaker
Alex Cath
DB. Chellis
Kelvin TH. Bowie
Namigers
Lowell temple elects officers at new Pythian hall
At a Wednesday meeting in the new Pythian hall, Lowell temple pl oS elected officers to be installed early next year. Named were Mrs. Emily Williams as chief and Miss Sophie Mikels as senior, with Louise Monroe junior and Gertrude Stewart as finance mistress. Other officers include Alice Bowie records and correspondence, Laura Monroe protector, Nellie Dunning guard, Susie Dailey past chiefs, Charles Dunning pianist, Mary Curtis degree mistress, Susie Daley grand representative, and Tela Haskell of Auburn as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
PL Os
New Pythian Hall
Emily Williams
Sophie Mikels
Louise Monroe
Gertrude Stewart
Alice Bowie
Laura Monroe
Nellie Dunning
Susie Dailey
Charles Dunning
Mary
Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary held its annual meeting at the Legion clubhouse last Wednesday. Officers elected include Mrs. Fred S. Coombs as president and Mrs. Perry Thompson as first vice president, with Mrs. Albert Downing as second vice president and Miss Madelyn Crosby as secretary. Owing to illness retiring president Mrs. John A. Morse could not attend. An all day session is planned for next Wednesday with members asked to bring box lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland H. Smith Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Fred S. Coombs
Perry Thompson
Albert Downing
Margaret McGlinchey
Madelyn Crosby
J. Horace McClure
Charles Snow
John A. Morse
Legion Clubhouse
Cosmopolitan club backs Greek child for one year
At the postponed monthly meeting last week the Cosmopolitan club approved aiding seven year old Helen Souyanzi, child of a refugee family from Smyrna now in Greece. Officers confirmed support after a prior public sentiment meeting, with Annie Melanis admitted as associate member and Eulah Mitchell as active member. Committees named for the month include House, Program, and Pananthropic chaired by listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Helen Souyanzi
Smyrna
Greece
Annie Melanis
Elub
Eulah Mitchell
House
Harriet Stevens
Ethel Leonard
Lillian Frost
Roscoe TP
Meladden
Janet Simith
Carrie Shaw
Pailanthropic
John Shaw
C. Myron Tubbs
Bath Veteran Fireman's Association Nominates Officers
Bath officials named Edward F. Miller as president and Herbert N. Anderson as vice president for the upcoming election on January 14. Other posts include Frank H. Turner treasurer W H Miller clerk William Shaughnessy foreman Frank Fortier assistant foreman Scott Morse second assistant foreman Frank J. Farring drill master KE, FL Miller H J Anderson as assistant drill masters George Warrey Frank Warre tm first and second stewards Frank HL Turner purchasing agent Christopher S Cush ing trustee for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Veteran Fireman's Association
Edward F. Miller
Herbert N. Anderson
Frank H. Turner
W. H. Miller
William Shaughnessy
Frank Fortier
Scott Morse
Frank J. Farrin
FL Miller
H. J. Anderson
George Warrey
Frank Warret
Two Still Alarms Reported with Minor Damage
Combination 2 responded to two calls Friday noon in Milan and High streets. A chimney fire at Forest Putnam’s home above Winship was caused by soot buildup and extinguished before the fire unit arrived. At Alderman and Mrs. Chester H. McCabe’s Milan street home, flames sparked near a range where articles burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combination 2
Forest Putnam
High Street
Winship
Chester H. McCabe
Milan Street
Joe Cloutier
Everett Green
Putnam
C. E Ycupants
Santa Claus visit planned for West Bath grange members
West Bath grange hosts a Monday night gathering with a gift exchange and candy, popcorn or apples for children. Committee members Annie Peterson Hope Ward and Lizzie Taggett assist with program and decorations. Notables include Leland Plummer elected Master and Mrs Plum mer as Ceres, reports from state grange delegates, and local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
West Bath Grange
Amd
Santa
Annie Peterson
Hope Ward
Lizzie Tlaggett
State Grange
Porthind
Leland Plummer
Plummer
West Bath
Brown
Annie Trufant
Cosmopolitan Club
Bath
Lowell School
IB. H. Stackpole
Campbell's Pond
Littlefield
Wilton Bates
Winnegance
Charles Bates, Sr
Sabine
Fred Lord
Foster's Point
St. Petersburg
J. Conant
Isaac Trufant
Hardings
Pal Beach
Florida
Delmar Bates and Sons
Howard and
Edwin
John Huse
Sabino
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs James B Lemont dies
Patricia Mary Lemont died Monday night and was buried Tuesday afternoon at Oak Grove Cemetery with Fr Davaney of St Marys Church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Mary
James B. Lemont
Oak Grove Cemetery
Fr. Davaney
St. Mary's Church
Welsh Anthracite Cargo Reaches Bath
The Norwegian steamship Lorentz W. Hansen arrived from Talbot Wales with 2660 tons of Welsh anthracite for Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co. She discharged as crews faced swift current and northwest gales. Coast Guard Captain Harvey Berry ordered a surf boat to assist Pilot Oliver in bringing the vessel safely into the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorentz W. Hansen
Talbot
Wales
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Hansen
Kennebec
Llewellyn BF. Oliver
Harvey Berry
Coast Guard
Oliver
Path
Personal notes from Hollis Leeman and neighbors
Mr and Mrs Hollis Leeman have returned from a brief honeymoon and reside at Turner Court. Miss Cora and Edna Martin, Lewiston workers, visited with their parents on Lincoln Street. Fred J Potter of Pomfret Conn visits Mrs George Levyn at Turner’s Court before sailing to San Diego for the winter. The Monday Evening club met at Mrs Jason A Merrill’s on High Street with sewing and a radio concert. Plans for the Christmas tree and name exchanges were made and a creamed shrimp meal was served. The meeting was omitted next week due to Christmas week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Leeman
Jason A. Merrill
High Street
Quarterly Conference Honors Rev John Arters at Wesley Church
Rev John M Arters of South Portland wraps up duties as District Superintendent and General Secretary of the Maine Sunday School Association. The Wesley Church gathering recognized his services with a prayer meeting, conference, and social. Epworth League presented bronze bookends. Arters praised Wesley Epworthians and recalled Institute memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Arters
South Portland
Wesley M. KF
Maine Sunday School Association
Arters
Dpéerless Colored Concert Co
Canadian Jubilee Singers
Brooks
C. FE. Ripley
W. J. Baker
Paul Brooks
Marion Whittier
K.A. Farrar
Epworth League
Linwood Wiley
Angelus
League
Wesley Church
Wesley Epworthians
Empire Grove
Kents Hill
Institutes
Congress Street
M. BE
Portland
William Davis
Walter FE. Abbott
Ralph C. Covel
Testimonial for Governor Baxter at Capitol Supper
A Capitol supper honoring Governor Percival P. L. Baxter featured an unveiling of his oil portrait by Rupert H. Baxter. Dr. Augustus Thomas accepted the painting for the state, while a bronze desk set and a family autographed book were also presented. Mrs. Tomlinson received a large red rose bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Capitol
Percival PL Baxter
Fenton Tomlinson
Rupert H. Baxter
Bath
Augustus ©. Thomas
Whahill
Portland
Baxter
Henry B. Dunnack
Tomlinson
Morse High School Debating Rally Presented by Students
A Morse High School debating rally was held in the assembly hall under the Morse High Student Council. Euphraim Pooler presided. speakers included Supt Clinton Wilson and Rev George Wolstenholme who praised debate for education and future life. The Morse band provided music and the organizing committee was Ephraim Pooler, Charles Cummings, Mary Curran, and Katherine Trott. Debates in Bowdoin league on Dec 1 and Bates league selection were announced. Bates league topic is United States recognition of the Soviet Government of Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High Assembly Hall
Morse High Student Council
Euphraim Pooler
Morse High Debating Council
Tle
Wolstenholme
Morse High Band
Ephraim Pooler
Charles Cummings
Mary Curran
Katherine Trott
Morse High
Bates
Warren Oliver Chosen for Dartmouth Basketball Squad
Dartmouth varsity basketball coach Wachter trims the team after three weeks of practice. Warren M. Oliver of Bath remains on the squad as the season opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wachter
Dartmouth
Warren TI. Oliver
Bath
New Woolwich Methodist Pastor Harold Arnold Arrives
Rev. Harold L. Arnold arrives in Woolwich from Bangor to lead the South Methodist Church. A reception is planned at the church Thursday evening with a Christmas sale by the Ladies’ Aid, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Methodist Church
Bangor
Weekend Visitors and Local Notes From Bath Area
Various Bath area residents and visitors are listed with towns including North Edgecomb Portland Five Islands Gardiner York Street and Nor way. Notables include Fred J Will joining Maine Bankers Association in Augusta and Rev Hardin delivering a Bethlehem talk. Frederick Mdney and family now reside in Seattle after leaving Bath for Tacoma in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rittall
Five Islands
Stanley Robinson
Bridge-Merrill
Dorman Perkins
Arthur Lemont
Portland
Roger Vierce
Gardiner
Bath
Allen Clark
Upper High Street
Helen Freeman
North
Derwick
Frederick Freeman
York Street
Fred J. Will
Augusta
Maine Bankers Association
Florence Neiley
Charles IE
Sherman Street
CC. Myron Tubbs
Wortland
Council of the
Girls Friendly Society
Harley J. True
Nor Way
Frederick Mdney
Tacoma
Seattle
Dney
The
Times Co
East Union Street
Wash
Garment List From Ladies Apparel Catalog
A catalog listing items such as gowns chemise pajamas bloomers step ins vests pettibockers combinations petticoats slips beacon blanket corduroy jackets of various types including lined and unlined jacquettes leather jackets and more.
Edward Hartnett Named Bath A C Manager
Local notes praise Edward Hartnett's selection as Bath A C manager. Skating opportunities abound on nearby ponds. Plans emerge for a new municipal rink and a Cosmopolitan club dance slated for December 27 with Grindell's Orchestra. tickets available from committee members Marcia Moulton Carrie Shaw Marion Hill Josephine Fraser Winnifred Johnson Ruth Field Dorothy Furher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hartnett
Bath A. C
General Electric Broadcasting
Denver
Colo
WGR
Cosmopolitan Club
Central Parish House
Grindell
Marcia Moulton
Carrie Shaw
Marion Hill
Josephine Fraser
Winnifred Johnson
Ruth Field
Dorothy Furher
Notable Social News From Woolwich Center To Washington
The item highlights a two week vacation for Mr. Ernest Hathorne with his parents at Woolwich Center. It notes Hathorne is a Morse High School and University of Maine graduate now holding a government post in Washington. It also mentions Fred Lord on a Chesapeake Bay trip, a collie loss in Auburn, and Mr. and Mrs. Nichols’ Washington visit including Gridiron club events at the New Willard with President Coolidge and Jules Jusserand in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hathorne
Washington, D. C
Ernest Hathorne
Woolwich Center
Hathorne
Morse High School
University of Maine
Washington
Fred Lord
Foster's Point
Bath
Moorehead City
N. C
Luke Marr
Upper
Washington Street
Oscar Ridley
Auburn
F. B. Nichols
Chevy Chase Club
Nichols
Gridiron Club
New Willard
Coolidge
Jules Jusserand
al Smith
New York
Ernest G. Walker
Walker
Boston Herald
Representative Spear Classified as Joiner
Arthur G. Spear owner of Sunset Park and The Spear Folks candy stores is among the members-elect of the new legislature and aligns with the Portland delegation. Born Standish 1883 he attended Bridgton Academy Dartmouth Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and worked as a chemist and bacteriologist before business ventures. married 1907 with two daughters. member of multiple clubs and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Spear
Sunset Park
North End
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Portland
Ile
Mr. Spear
Bridgton Academy
Dartmouth College
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Boston Dairy Co
Spear Folks
Standish
Maresha
Lydia Hamlin Spear
Etta Howard
Chase
Mich
Spear
Dorothy King
Elinor H
Woodfords Club
Dartmouth Club
Portland Country Club
Kiwanis Club
Masonic Bodies
Shrine
Cumberland County Fish and Game Association
Vportland Athletic Club
Miami Anglers Club
Miami
Fla
Bath Holiday Visitors and Clerks Noted
W J Edward Kitchen of Wiscasset visited Bath on Saturday. Miss Ine Hart works as a clerk at Bridge-Merrill during the holidays. Harold Richards of Portland spent the weekend in Bath with the Daniels on Mechanic Street. James F Cheney of Brunswick visited his daughter Mrs Harry A Beals on Mechanic Street. Violet Lumasden and Dorothy Hug gard joined Woolworth's holiday clerks for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Edward Kitchen
Wiscasset
Ine Hart
Bridge-Merrill
Harold Richards
Portland
Bath
Daniel Miller
Mechanic Street
James F. Cheney
Brunswick
Harry A. Beals
Violet Lumasden
Dorothy Huggard
Woolworth’s
Beacon Street Ladies Host Christmas Sale at Church
The Beacon Street Methodist church Ladies circle held its annual Christmas sale last Wednesday with an evening social for the young people. Most items were sold as committees oversaw candy, cooked food, mystery, fancy work, aprons, and a doll table. The vestry was packed and a program of games, singing, and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Eva Dunton
Georgie Knight
FP. A. Shepard
Henry Adams
Frank Daley
Fred Sidelinger
Nettie Teeling
Herman Crocker
Herbert Huggard
F. A. Shepard
Brunswick Teacher Takes Vacation at West Bath Home
Miss Florence Neily, a Brunswick schools teacher, is spending a two week vacation at her home in West Bath. Miss Dulah Mitchell of Swift Co. Portland visited her aunt Mrs. WB Reed on Court Street during the weekend. Patrolman Rupert Miller sent Fred Perry to Augusta jail to await grand jury action for the January term. Mrs. Flora Edgecomb left Sunday to visit brothers Elmer Ridley in Lewiston and Josene Ridley in Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Neily
Brunswick
West Bath
Dulah Mitchell
Swift Co
Portland
WB. Reed
Court Street
Rupert Miller
Fred Perry
Augusta
Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Flora Edgecomb
Upper Washington Street
Elmer Ridley
Lewiston
Josene Ridley
Auborn
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Woodmen
Legion Auxiliary
Norwary Medhine Co
Norway
All Dewera
Patricia Mary Lemont
J. M. Arters
Warren Oliver
Woolwich
Harold L. Arnold
Woolwich Ferry
Arnold
Forest Avenue
Stoughton
Mass
Brockton, Mass
East Greenwich Academy
Bangor Theological School
Sordett Business College
Boston
Wickford
R. I
West Barrington
R. 1
Hastham
Orleans
Candorville
N. H
Harold Arnold
Woolwich South Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid
Novella J. Trott
No. 1
Gordon Preble
Winship Reed
Ralph Whittum
Flushing
N. Y
Lizzie Day
Alfred FE. Trott
Sylvester Gregory
Edgar Bailey
Plymouth
N. IL
Turner's Court
Esmond
G. Greenough
North Edgecomb
John Blagdon
Freeman Trott
Boudoir
Seco Silk
Philippine
Jersey
Gingham
Astrachan
Jacquettes
Blazers
Maine
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