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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1930

Page

4

Social notes mix of parties and gatherings in Portland

A crowded social page describes hostesses entertaining with theme colors of red and white for Mrs Lucy Pike before her winter trip to Palo Alto, with bridge prizes awarded to Mrs Edward Sampson and others. Bowdoin events include Psi Upsilon party patrons at Bowdoin and a Christmas formal dance as well as a stage production at Cumberland theater. Community clubs feature card games, prize collections, and multiple social visits across Portland and nearby towns.

George J Goodwin Returns From Quincy Business Trip

George J. Goodwin of 52 Bath Street has returned from a recent business trip to Quincy Massachusetts.

George J. Goodwin Bath Street Quincy, Mass

Knick-Knack Klub Sewing Meeting Report

Mrs Walter Mosher hosted the Knick-Knack Klub on Washington Street with refreshments. Members exchanged names for the annual Christmas tree to be held next Wednesday at Mrs Gerald Holland’s home. Christmas week meeting will be omitted. Present were Mrs Percy Miller, Mrs John Sylvester, Mrs Roy Lutz, Mrs Gerald Holland, Miss Mary Sylvester, Miss Evelyn Burgess, Mr and Mrs Ernest Heal, and Elsinore and Portland visitors.

Walter Mosher Knick- Knack Klub Washington Street Gerald Holland Percy Miller John Sylvester Roy Lutz Mary Sylvester Evelyn Burgess

Mrs Doherty improves after long illness in Wilton

Mrs James Doherty of Wilton formerly Miss Carrie Dunton writes friends she is much improved from an illness that kept her home for months. Doherty was long employed with Higgins Studio and her likeness appears in many hand colored pictures of old New England life. Her husband runs the town's sole plumbing shop.

James Doherty Wilton Carrie Dunton

Elmhurst Daily Notes Family Health and Social News

Mrs John H Hyde returns to Elmhurst after Boston and New York visit. Isaac Mikels enjoys a Sunday with six daughters. he is ill at home but improving. Daughters include Sophia Bessie Esther Mikels and Mrs Rachel Israel of Eastview NY Mrs Ruth Silverman of Lawrence MA and Mrs Frieda Smith of Brookline MA. Town and College club banquet hosted by Samuel L Forsaith at Mrs Fred Browns Hardings with 25 members. Walter E Richardson relocates from Waltham to Chelmsford after wife’s death. Susan Reed joins A G Page Co jewellers for holidays. Ida Greenleaf moves to Melrose Highlands wintering with son George Greenleaf. visits daughters Chauncey Lewis and Burton Lyon in Everett MA. Esta Gediman returns home 41 Pratt St after Portland visit. Elizabeth Deering of Sargent School expected for Christmas recess with Carroll A Deering 398 Washington St. Deering graduated Morse 1928. Mrs John Shaw ill confides home. organist position at Central filled Sunday by Miss Caron Brunswick.

Isaac Mikels Elm Street Mikels Sophia Bessie Esther Mikels Rachel Israel Eastview N. Y Ruth Silverman Lawrence Mass Frieda Smith Brookline Ida Greenleaf Westport Junction Melrose Hichlands George Greenleaf Chauncey Lewis Burton Lyon Everett Elizabeth Deering Boston University Sargent School of Physical Education Carroll A. Deering Washington Street Miss Deering Morse

Melrose Woman Visits Bath Friends And Returns To School

Miss Ruth Noble of Melrose Massachusetts spent a week with Miss Muriel Spinney at 218 Washington Street returning home Friday. She resumed studies at Bryant and Stratton Commercial School Monday. Mrs Fred Corliss of Days Ferry arrived in Bath to spend the winter with her son Albion Corliss of Bath Street.

Ruth Noble Melrose Mass Muriel Spinney Washington Street Bryant & Stratton Commercial School Fred Corliss Day's Ferry Bath Albion Corliss Bath Street

Miss Patricia Whitehouse Visits Castine for Christmas Recess

Miss Patricia Whitehouse arrived Thursday night from the Eastern State Normal school at Castine to spend the Christmas recess with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Whitehouse at 209 Center street. She will go back to school on New Year's day.

Patricia Whitehouse Eastern State Normal School Castine Edward T. Whitehouse Center Street

Mrs Rachel Mikels Israel Visits Her Father

Mrs Rachel Mikels Israel of East view New York superintendent of the Bet ty and Solomon Loeb Memorial hospital arrived Saturday to visit her father Isaac Mikels on Elm street. She returned Sunday.

Rachel Mikels Israel Eastview N. Y Betty and Solomon Loeb Memorial

Hathorne Family Winter Moves In New England

Mrs Christine Hathorne and Miss Lyda Hathorne leave North Woolwich for Wiscasset to spend the winter with sister Mrs Wilmot Dodge. Mrs William Goldsmith of Auburndale Mass nee Mary Flaherty and her son John visit Mrs Margaret Flaherty in Washington Street. Miss Sarah Flaherty, employed in Lewiston, was overnight guest this week to see her sister.

Christine Hathorne Lyda Hathorne Augusta Hathorne North Woolwich Wiscasset Wilmot Dodge William Goldsmith Auburndale Mass Mary Flaherty John Margaret Flaherty Washington Street Sarah Flaherty Lewiston

Bath Host Sees Portland Visitor and Madden Family Reunion

A. E. Whittemore of Portland visited Bath on business. Charles I. Madden, long employed in Essex Massachusetts, will soon arrive to spend the holidays with Mrs. Madden at Mechanic Street. A Christmas family party is planned with their sons G. Clif ford Madden and Charles I. Madden Jr. including wives Nar ice and Barbara of Portland as guests.

Charles I. Madden Essex Mass Mrs. Madden Mechanic Street G. Clifford Madden Narice

Mrs Miriam W Kimball Hosts Contract Club Luncheon

Miss Miriam W. Kimball entertained her contract club at a luncheon Monday at her Lincoln street home.

Miriam W. Kimball Lincoln Street

Massachusetts Daughters meeting features education talk and music

Mrs Charles F Hathaway of Cambridge and Mrs Fred F Ingraham of Wollaston, former Bath residents, hosted the Massachusetts Maine Daughters gathering at the Vendome in Boston. Honor guest Mrs Jennie Loitman Barron spoke on Education and Its Value, followed by a musicale and tea.

Charles F. Hathaway Cambridge Fred F. Ingraham Wollaston Bath Vendome Boston Jennie Loitman Barron

Social notes from Liberty street sewing club gathering

Mrs Ruth McMann hosted her sewing circle at home on Liberty street with attendees including Mrs Roxy Merry Mrs Lois Conant Mrs Farnces Day Mrs Betty Rogers Mrs Marion Oliver Miss Dorothy Morse Miss Ellen Williams and Miss Elsie Allegrin. Food featured shrimp wiggle pickles olives cake and coffee.

Ruth McMann Liberty Street Roxy Merry Lois Conant Farnces Day Betty Rogers Marion Oliver Dorothy Morse Ellen Williams Elsie Allegrin

Mrs Lillian Upham Returns from Weston Visit

Mrs Lillian Upham of lower High street returned Saturday after spending a week in Weston Massachusetts with her sister.

Lillian Upham Lower High Street Weston Mass

Theo Irene Cousins Weds Albert Royal Thompson

Announced marriage on November 28 between Theo Irene Cousins of this city and Albert Royal Thompson of Boothbay Harbor. Ceremony held at the residence of Rev. B. S. Fifield on Church Square Boothbay Harbor.

Theo-Irene Cousins Albert Royal Thompson Boothbay Harbor B. S. Fifield Church Square

Mrs Harriet L Johnson Hops Hospital for Operation

Mrs Harriet L Johnson of 848 Washington Street entered City Hospital on Wednesday of last week for an operation.

Harriet L. Johnson Washington Street City Hospital

Motorman Kerwin Butcher Returns After Injury Hiatus

Kerwin Butcher, motorman on the A. and K. main line, resumed duties Thursday after a two month absence due to an accident that fractured three ribs. He was warmly welcomed by fellow workers and friends.

Kerwin Butcher

Swantons Host Dinner Guests From Portland

Mr and Mrs Joseph Swanton and daughter Miss Virginia of Portland visited Mr and Mrs Carl B Swanton on Park Street for a recent dinner gathering in a show of family hospitality and kinship.

Joseph Swanton Miss Virginia Portland Mr. Swanton Carl B. Swanton Swanton Park Street

Hospital Chief Helen Downing Returns From Vacation

Miss Helen V Downing superintendent of the City hospital resumed duties Thursday morning after a month long vacation in Boston New York and Connecticut. Howard Noble of Melrose Mass returned Saturday from a week long gunning trip at Back River Georgetown securing 21 ducks and four rabbits. Chet MacMahan of Boothbay was his guide.

Helen V. Downing City Hospital Boston New York Connecticut Howard Noble Melrose Mass Back River Georgetown Chet MacMahan Boothbay

Social Notes From Bath Area Holiday Travel and Visits

Newton visitor H L Bliss plans a return next summer. Elinor Warner Carrie Warner and Ruth Freeman motor to Wollaston to stay with Mrs Maurice Wood. Mrs Arthur C Norton reenters City hospital for ear affection. Forrest Staples to Bath to holiday with wife and two children. Staples visits Wellington A Moore and Margaret Adams of Brunswick. William Blanchard of Dover Foxcroft was a recent overnight guest of Lee Murphy.

H. L. Bliss Newton Mass Larrabee’s Grove New Meadows Mr. Bliss Elinor Carrie Warner Ruth Freeman Maurice Wood Wollaston Warner William Blanchard Dover- Foxcroft Park Street Lee Murphy Washington Street

Mr and Mrs Brian Jewett Head to Boston Stay Several Days

Mr and Mrs Brian Jewett of Cherry street traveled to Boston for a short stay planned to last several days. The couple will visit local sites and return home afterward.

Brian Jewett Cherry Street Boston

Auction at Miss Jack’s on 1071 Washington Street

Miss Marie Jack hosted two tables of auction at her home on 1071 Washington Street Friday evening. Dr. Charles Brown won the high score. Guests included Miss Florainard, Mrs. Harriet Johnson, Mrs. Ida M. Beals, Harvey P. Hathorne, Fred Jack, and Dr. Charles Brown of Bowdoinham and Dr. Brown of Brunswick, who is visiting relatives. Mrs. Rupert H. Baxter left Monday for a few days in Boston.

Marie Jack Washington Street Charles Brown Florainard Harriet Johnson Ida M. Beals Harvey P. Hathorne Fred Jack Bowdeinham Dr. Brown Brunswick Miss Jack Rupert H. Baxter Boston

Mrs Mann Family Visits and Local Notes

Mrs William Mann of upper Washington street travels to East Orange New Jersey to visit sons Percy and Reuben Mann and sister Mrs William Weed. She will be joined by husband Mr Mann and daughter Miss Frances E Mann of Portland for Christmas and New Year. Ernest Wood of Corner Brook Foundry is in Grand Rapids on business. Dale Mass is visiting her mother Mrs Margaret Flaherty and will stay with sister Miss Sarah Flaherty in Auburn. Allan Ramsay of Bath sang at Bowdoin College chapel service. Mrs William R Bowker of Stony Brook entered City hospital for treatment in Curtis ambulance. ee Wilson is a patient at City Hospital for tonsil removal.

William Mann Upper Washington Street East Orange N. J Percy Reuben Mann William Weed Mr. Mann Frances E. Mann Portland Ernest Wood The Corner Brook Foundry & Machine Co Grand Rapids, Mich William Goldsmith Auburndale Mass Margaret Flaherty Washington Street Auburn Sarah Flaherty Seth May William R. Bowker Stony Brook Phippsburg City Hospital Curtis Thomas R. Huston Frank F. Colburn Bath Opera House Bangor Morse High Queen City Tufts College Medford New England

Park family holiday guests and local notices

Mr and Mrs Alonzo Parks of Portsmouth New Hampshire and Parks father Alfred of New York City will holiday with Mrs Parks parents Mr and Mrs Walter Kingsbury of Richardson street. Mrs Reta Savage is a patient at the City hospital for foot trouble. Councilman and Mrs Ralph P Mank with family and Miss Thelma Packard visited in Portland. Mr and Mrs George F Flint and son of Dover New Hampshire returned after hosting by Albert W Flint and Mrs Flint. Mrs Ralph Dunton returned home in Portland after visiting daughter Mrs Edward St Martin in Washington. Linton Robinson and family celebrate birth of Elizabeth Louise nine and a half pounds at City hospital.

Alonzo Parks Portsmouth N. H Mr. Parks Alfred Parks New York City Reta Savage City Hospital Ralph P. Mank Shirley Henry Thelma Packard Freeport Portland George F. Flint Dover, N. H Flint Albert W. Flint Ralph Dunton Edward St. Martin Washington Street Linton Robinson Upper High Street Elizabeth Louise

Bucksport man visits family then travels to Portland

George Ames of Bucksport, visiting his sister Mrs. Walter Kingsbury of Richardson street, has gone to Portland to visit his daughter Mrs. Eugene Baisley. Rodney Upham, Miss Rachel Upham and Miss Edna Potter of lower High street left Saturday by motor for Boston for a weekend excursion.

George Ames Bucksport Walter Kingsbury Richardson Street Portland Eugene Baisley Rodney Upham Rachel Upham Edna Potter Lower High Street Boston

Social Notes From Wollaston Natick and Portland

Miss Stella Bowden RN visits relatives in Wollaston and Natick Massachusetts and expects to return the Sunday after Christmas. Mrs William Freeman and son William return home on High Street after two weeks with Mrs Clifford Small of Mexico. Mrs William Whitney of North Street stays a few days in Portland with her aunt at the Hotel Lafayette.

Stella Bowden R. N Wollaston Natick Mass Miss Bowden William Freeman William High Street Clifford Small Mexico William Whitney North ‘Street Portland Laanfayette

Dayton Cushing Takes Bath Visit With Brother

S. S. Dayton Cushing of Taunton Massachusetts is spending a week in Bath with his brother Charles E. Cushing of Green street.

S. Dayton Cushing Taunton Mass Bath Charles E. Cushing Green Street

Winter Visitors Arrive From Long Beach Calif

Mrs Lincoln Bailey learns of daughter and Otto C Nutting wife and husband arriving at their winter home in Long Beach California. They traveled ten days via the southern route covering up to 450 miles daily and found roads excellent. Mrs Nutting notes the coldest coast trip yet with fur staying on until Arizona. Mr Nutting praises California produce as reasonable and good.

Lincoln Bailey Street Otto C. Nutting Mt. Desert Long Beach Calif Nutting Arizona California

Card party and rural play at West Bath Grange hall

Mrs Grace Freeman Mrs Marguerite Lemont and Mrs Edith Rich head the committee for a Thursday card party at West Bath Grange hall with many reservations. Prizes will be awarded to winners. A supper and a three act rural play Dean Dubpb will follow in the evening.

Grace Freeman Marguerite Lemont Edith Rich West Bath Grange Hall Deacon

Mrs Andrews and Andersons Visit Portland With Daughters

Mrs J R Andrews and Mrs Carl C Anderson with their two daughters Mary and Betty traveled by car to Portland for a day trip on Monday.

J. R. Andrews Carl C. Anderson Mary Betty Portland

Mrs Hoyle Hosts Evening Bridge Club on Bedford Street

Mrs William Hoyle entertained the Evening Bridge club at her Bedford street home Saturday evening. Mrs Stearns Scott won first prize a set of table mats while Mrs Lincoln Bailey took the consolation prize a kitchen memorandum. The group included Mrs Sherman McQuaide Mrs Addison Pendleton Mrs Lois McKeiver Mrs John Atwood and Mrs Percy Hyde. The club will meet with Mrs Hyde on Friday night. Mrs Walter M Hill hosted St Marys guild of Grace church Monday night at the parish house on Oak street.

William Hoyle Evening Bridge Club Bedford Street Stearns Scott Lincoln Bailey Sherman McQuaide Addison Pendleton Lois McKeiver John Atwood Percy Hyde Hyde Walter M. Hill High Street St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church Oak Street

Maine Notables Dine at Delmonico’s in New York

Loyall F. Sewall presided at a Delmonico’s dinner in New York Thursday night. Speakers included Walter S. Wyman of Central Maine Power Co and artist Joseph Cummings Chase. Bath guests named include Arthur Sewall II, Susan Ballou, Anne Kimball, and Phillips Kimball. Portland visitors listed include Mrs. William V. Percy and several Bath area residents. Bath Iron Works president William S. Newell was home Monday with a severe cold.

Loyall F. Sewall Maine Society of New York Delmonico’s New York Walter S. Wyman Central Maine Power Co Joseph Cummings Chase Bath Arthur Sewall 2Nd Susan Ballou Anne Kimball Phillips Kimball

Mrs Sewall Returns From New Canaan Visit

Mrs William D Sewall came back to York hall Monday night after weeks in New Canaan Connecticut with daughter Mrs John K Jayne She was greeted by Mrs George Humphrey Englewood NJ who will spend days in Bath with her aunt Miss Alice W Sewall of Washington street Also Miss Mary Spear hosted two table auction at her Pearl street home Monday night Mrs Henry O Trowbridge won the high score and received a box of candy prize

Alice May Douglas J. Wesley Wilbur Addie Victoria Sadler North End Bath Wilbur-by-the-Sea Daytona Fla Cristobal C. Z Wilbur Wooston University Douglas Templeton Mass William D. Sewall York Hall New Canean Conn John K. Jayne Mary Spear Pearl Street Henry O. Trowbridge John McInnes Washington Street Allan Spear Bath Savings Institution

Mrs Allen M Irish Hosts Luncheon and Card Party

Mrs Allen M Irish entertained with a luncheon at her North Street home on Saturday noon. Four tables of contract were set. prizes went to Mrs E Motley Fuller for first and Mrs Charles H Cahill for second. Out of town guest Mrs Ralph W Brage of Augusta attended. Hugh J Chisholm of Portland and New York passed Tuesday in Bath as his yacht Aras, built by Bath Iron Works Corp, was launched last Monday.

Richard Betty Jean Anderson Thelma Kingsbury Bartlett Joseph Swanton Louise Marr Richard Marr Allen M. Irish North Street E. Motley Fuller Charles H. Cahill Ralph W. Brage Augusta Hugh J. Chisholm Portland New York Bath Mr. Chisholm Aras Bath Iron Works Corp

Master Karl Stryker Birthday Party at Floral Street Home

Master Karl Stryker celebrated his third birthday at home with a small gathering. Attending were Misses Mary Gallant, Reta Gallant, Rose Gallant, Theresa Gallant, and Madeline Thibedeau, all of Floral Street.

Karl Stryker Floral Street Mary, Reta, Rose Theresa Gallant Madeline Thibedeau

Two Morse High Graduates Arrive For Christmas Visit

Miss Carolyn Turner and Miss Marjorie Troop, third year students at Les Mass, arrive Thursday to spend Christmas vacation at their homes. Miss Turner will visit her mother Mrs. Lula Turner and Miss Troop will visit her mother Mrs. Arline Troop. both graduated Morse High in 1928.

Carolyn Turner Marjorie Troop Les Mass Morse High Turner Lula Turner Miss Troop Arline Troop

Winter The city eyes snow and post office rush

Bath pages recount a busy holiday scene with snowfall covering streets and a Christmas rush at the post office. Firefighters respond to a chimney blaze at 1008 Washington Street and a damper on a December skating and social events calendar includes a Masonic temple dance and a charity sale. The Red Cross roll call falls short of quota as memberships and donations total $909.84.

Red Cross

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