Pine Tree Troop Girl Scouts Entertain At Preble Home
High raids patrol of Pine Tree troop No 1 Girl Scouts entertained Friday evening at Mrs. Donald F Preble s home 167 Court Street. Games included a pusci pie and an observation game Clifton Nickerson and Lilian Goodwin won prizes. Ice cream on waffles served. Notables present included Linwood Carr and Dr. Preble plus several others. Mrs Howard Parks substituted as soloist in choir due to laryngitis. Guests included Frank Webber and Rosamond S Stover among others. several traveling to and from events were noted. Commander Guysbert B Vroom USN returned home after two weeks in New York and Washington DC on official business. Mrs Vroom accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree
Girl Scouts of America
Donald F. Preble
Court Street
Phyllis Haggett
Clifton Nickerson
Lillian Goodwin
Linwood F. Carr
Preble
Scott Maxson
Donald Hall
Ralph Card
Albert Oliver
Charles Moore
Iscar Greenblatt
Inez Kennerson
Rachel Scott
Virginia Davis
Eleanor Gasser
Patricia Sewall
Evelyn Nickerson
Inez Carr
Sophie G. Greenblatt
Guysbert B. Vroom
U S.N
Bath
New York
Washington, D. C
Ladies club meeting in Portland sets Christmas show
Mrs. Norman Howard Mrs. Neil Wilson and Mrs. Carlton W. Lowell visited Portland Monday evening. The Past Ladies club of Myrtle lodge No 8 U O of I held a regular meeting at 709 Middle street with 13 members. A Christmas tree exchange, sewing and card playing followed. Bridge prizes went to Lois T. M Keiver and John Hunt while flinch prizes went to Elmer F. Campbell and Robert C. Mitchell. Jan 28 next meeting at Mrs Campbell’s 894 High street with Mrs Chaney as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
U. O.of
I.O.L
W. Frank Higgins
Walter P. Kingsbury
Middle Street
Lois T. M.kiever
John H. Hunt
Elmer F. Campbell
Flinch
Robert C. Mitchell
Fred S. Curtis
Wilfred W. Chaney
Fred Daley
Wallace L. Atwood
Jennie G. Oliver
Mary Lowell
Charles Nelson
Campbell
High Street
Chaney
Portland Obituary and Local Notables in Brief
Albion G. Parris of Portland died Sunday, parents Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Parris of upper Washington street. Mrs. Parris remains at home recovering from a severe burn on her forearm suffered when a stew pan simmered over. Other Portland deaths include Mrs. Rarph O. Dale and daughter Ruth, Mrs. Roy Shackford and Jeanette, and Mrs. Elwood Legard. Chester A. Plant, Chevrolet dealer, returned from Detroit after a trip with eastern agents to view 1935 Chevrolets. Mrs. Plant accompanied him to Boston and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion G. Parris
Portland
Edwin B. Parris
Upper
Washington Street
Rarph O. Dale
Ruth
Roy Shackford
Jeanette
Elwood Legard
Chester A. Plant
Detroit
Miss Marjorie Furber Returns to Augusta Home
Miss Marjorie Furber of the Central Company Augusta returned to the city Monday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs William A Furber of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Furber
the Central Co
Augusta
William A. Furber
Washington
Evening Club Hosts Supper and Plans New Year Party
The Onany Evening Club met at Weeks street with Mrs. Elliington A. Moore as hostess for a supper party. The group discussed plans for the annual Panam Andrewn road and New Year’s Eve events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onany
Elliington A. Moore
Weeks Street
Bowdoin Defeats Williams in Intercollegiate Debate at Wilderhall
Bowdoin won the debate on government control of munition manufacture and sales with a unanimous audience decision, the negative Bowdoin side prevailing against Williams while Rev Charles M Tubbs and Judge Peabody of Portland served as judges. The audience also noted the third judge role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
Bowdoin
Williams
Wilderhall
Hubbard Library
Peabody of
Portland
University of Maine Students Return for Christmas Vacation
Robert F. Campbell and daughter Miriam of Milford New Hampshire returned Thursday after visiting Mrs Campbell's relatives, James T Bonney and wife, Union street court. Returning for Christmas break were Stanley D Henderson Leonard P Litchfield Newell J Wilson John J Murray Paul B Wilson Joseph W Cyr Donald J Lennox Edwin H Bates Mary Dunton Mrs Carol Stevens Louise Calderwood C Merritt Trott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Campbell
Miriam
Milford, N. H
University of Maine
Stanley D. Henderson
Leonard P. Litchfield
Newell J. Wilson
John J. Murray
Paul B. Wilson
Joseph W. Cyr
Donald J. Lennox
Edwin H. Bates
Mary Dunton
Carol Stevens
Louise Calderwood
C. Merritt Trott
Attendance at Morse-Cong girls basketball game Augusta Friday
Among those attending the Morse-Cong girls basketball game in Augusta on Friday night were Miss Ira Abbott Miss Jeannett Webster Miss Eleanor Webster Miss Edith McPherson Miss Rita Cummings Mrs Marvin Truss Eben Haskell Robert Bragg Donald Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse-Cong
Augusta
Ira Abbott
Jeannett Webster
Eleanor Webster
Edith McPherson
Rita Cummings
Marvin Truss
Eben Haskell
Robert Bragg
Donald Page
Various Local Residents Reach Holidays with Family News
Mr and Mrs William Perry have moved into the Knight house on Lower High street and he has just returned from Norfolk aboard the Berwindglen. A Memorial hospital patient, William T Donnell is recovering from a serious appendix operation. Mrs Roy Moore returned from Portland with friends. Judge Arthur J Dunton recovers from a fall and hopes to be downstairs by Christmas. Janley Henderson arrives home for the holidays with his Maine university ties. Mrs James E Lockery will holiday in Revere Massachusetts with kin. A new baby, Bruce Redson Burden, born November 8 at Bath Memorial. Mrs Leon Pennell and Mrs LeRoy Lord in Portland. Mr Lord employed with Parris & Leavitt. John Marr to visit for Christmas from Quincy. Wilbur Hagan returns from Portland visit with Galvin family. Several local residents mentioned as guests and travelers. Good Will club of Woolwich held a Christmas tree and social at Sagadahoc Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perry
Knight House
Lower High Street
Mr. Perry
Norfolk
Berwindglen
William T. Donnell
William R. Donnell
Memorial Hospital
Bruce Redson Burden
Alex Burden
Bedford Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mrs Ida Greenleaf Heads South for Winter Visit
Mrs Ida Greenleaf, who spent the summer and fall at her Westport home and stayed with her daughter Mrs Albert McFadden on Upper High Street, has gone to Saugus Massachusetts to spend the winter with her son Clarence Greenleaf and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Greenleaf
Westport
Albert McFadden
Upper High Street
Saugus
Mass
Clarence Greenleaf
Birth of Reginald Gray Pinkham in Bath
A seven pound son born December to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Pinkham at the home of Mrs Lester Lewis on High street Bath. The infant has been named Reginald Gray Pinkham making a new arrival for the Bath community with relatives noted in the home setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Pinkham
Lester Lewis
High Street
Bath
Reginald Gray Pinkham
Winter occupancy shifts among local households
Captain and Mrs Leonard Oliver and daughter Florence relocate from Trufant street to an apartment in the home of Mr and Mrs D Wylie Lemont at 18 School street for the Winter. Their former residence is now occupied by Mr and Mrs Chester Allen and their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Oliver
Florence
Trufant Street
D. Wylie Lemont
School Street
Chester Allen
Lodge Card Party Honors Atwood Home Winners Named
Mrs John Atwood led the Queen Esther Rebekah lodge card party held last Wednesday evening at Mrs Atwood s home First prize for ladies dusting powder went to Mrs Ralph Mank with second to Mrs Annette Pinkham Auction prizes went to Mrs Ralph Wright and Mrs Frank Beals Gentlemen s top prize went to Wallace Atwood with second to Herbert McCabe Dr and Mrs Joseph I Smith left for New York and Philadelphia on a week to ten days trip Miss Mary Pelham Hill and Mrs Henry W Butler joined a Christmas party in Augusta hosted by Mrs M E Sawtelle and luncheon featured a program led by Miss Nettie Burleigh Saga dahoc county represented by Mrs Butler Miss Virginia Jones chaired the program committee Miss Muriel Burgess hosted her sewing club on Thursday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Atwood
Leonard Munsey
Athena Congdon
Esther Rebekah Lodge
Atwood
Ralph Mank
Annette Pinkham
Ralph Wright
Frank Beals
Wallace Atwood
Herbert McCabe
Mary Pelham Hill
Topsham
Henry W. Butler
Augusta
Kennebec Women’s Republican Club
M. E. Sawtelle
Winthrop Street
Nettie C. Burleigh
Sagadahoc County
Butler
Dorothy Marden
Virginia Jones
Mrs Mildred Colby’s wedding shower at 24 Shaw Street
Mrs Bertram Willis hosted a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening for Mrs Mildred Colby ahead of her January 9 marriage to Forest Young of Portland. Contract was played. first prize hosiery to Mrs LeRoy Burnham and second prize face powder to Miss Mabel O'Hara. Attending were Mrs Carl Stinson, Mr Bernard Pratt, Miss Eleanor Hawkes, and Miss Sadie Dowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Willis
Shaw Street
Mildred Colby
Forest Young
Portland
LeRoy Burnham
Mabel O'Hara
Carl Stinson
Bernard Pratt
Eleanor Hawkes
Sadie Dowling
Lewiston Teacher Moves Near Berry Mills School
Miss Clarice Whittier of Lewiston, a Berry Mills school teacher, has moved from the Desmond residence on Oak Street to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dorman Perkins in West Bath to be nearer her school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Whittier
Lewiston
Berry Mills
Albert Desmond
Oak Street
Dorman Perkins
West Bath
Sagadahoc Women’s Republican club holds meeting
The executive board and advisory council met with president Mrs Henry W Butler at 624 High Street Thursday afternoon. A social hour followed the business. Next regular meeting is Feb 28 with special meetings possible before then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exculive
Sagaduhce Women's Republican Club
Henry W. Butler
High Street
Bath Church Guild Supports Infantile Paralysis Fund
St Marys guild of Grace church voted Tuesday to donate 15 to the fund sending James Temple to the Warm Springs foundation in Georgia. The guild and Woman's auxiliary plan a Christmas box for the House of the Good Shepherd and a Sunday school Christmas party with a dance for older members on Thursday, Dec 27. John L Wilson, visiting Bath, was in Portland Tuesday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church
James Temple
Warm Springs Foundation
Georgia
House of the Good Shepherd
Guild and Woman's Auxiliary
W. S. Voorhees
Edward Bridgham
Guild
Paul Mason
Augustus Perow
Herbert Calderwood
Pine Cone Girl Scouts Hold Christmas Meeting at Winter Street
Miss Elizabeth Deering captained the Pine Cone troop with Miss Netta Brigg as lieutenant. In the Winter street church Men's club rooms Monday afternoon twenty scouts attended. Carols were practiced for the Christmas Eve service from four to seven and plans were laid for a Thursday Christmas party at four in the club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Deering
Netta Brigg
Winter Street
Miss Mary Sewall to Arrive for Holidays
Miss Mary Sewall of the Stone house, a student at Emma Willard school in Troy New York, will return Thursday to spend holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall. Mrs Henry W Butler and Mrs Eben J Marston drove to Portsmouth New Hampshire Tuesday to visit Mrs Butler's sister Mrs John D Eastman at Atlantic Heights. Miss Catherine Edgecomb of Newtonville Massachusetts plans to visit Sunday to celebrate Christmas with her mother Mrs Flora Edgecomb in upper Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sewall
Stone House
Emma Willard School
Troy
N. Y
Arthur Sewall
Henry W. Butler
Eben J. Marston
Portsmouth
N. H
Catherine Edgecomb
Newtonville
Mass
Flora Edgecomb
Upper
Washington Street
Donnell and Watson Families Pass Away in Portland
Mr and Mrs Charles J Donnell and Mrs Carroll Watson died Monday in Portland in a family obituary notice detailing the deaths of three local residents from the Donnell and Watson households with no further circumstances given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Donnell
Carroll Watson
Portland
Miss Betty Fuller to Visit During Holidays
Miss Betty Fuller will arrive Thursday from Northampton Massachusetts where she attends the Burnham school to pass the holidays with her parents Dr and Mrs E Motley Fuller of High
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Fuller
Northampton
Mass
Burnham School
E. Motley Fuller
High Street
Genesta chapter O E S Past Matrons hold meeting at Butterfield home
Mrs George A Churchill Mrs George W Merrill and Mrs Henry G Shaw led the Past Matrons club of Genesta chapter No 73 O E S meeting at 69 Granite street with 14 members present. Besides those named were Mrs Benjamin F Savage Mrs Wilbur C Oliver Mrs Thomas F Perkins and others. Next meeting in February will be hosted by Bagdikian Corliss and Thompson. Miss Jean L Danforth from Farmington Normal school is spending Christmas with her parents at 1110 High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Churchill
George W. Merrill
Henry G. Shaw
Club of
Genesta
Andrew M. Butterfield
Granite Street
Benjamin F. Savage
Wilbur C. Oliver
Thomas F. Perkins
Lois T. McKeiver
Paul G. Bagdikian
Annie E. Cox
Albion L. Corliss
Luther 8. Thompson
Jason A. Merrill
Doris I. Leavitt
Harry G. Deering
Bagdikian
Corliss
Thompson
Jean L. Danforth
Farmington Normal School
Mrs
Frank Danforth
High Street
Bowdoin Senior Highlights Weekend with Drake Visit
William K. Bigelow of Maplewood New Jersey a Bowdoin College senior spent the weekend as a guest of William P. Drake of Washington street. Drake hosted a small gathering at Birch Point Saturday night featuring supper and a skating party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Bigelow
Maplewood
N. J
Bowdoin College
William P. Drake
Washington Street
Drake
Birch Point
Genesta Chapter Attends Goldenrod Chapter Inspection
Mr and Mrs Henry Shaw Mrs Luther Thompson and Miss Annie Cox will be among Genesta chapter O E 8 members attending the inspection of Goldenrod chapter in Rockland Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shaw
Luther Thompson
Annie Cox
Genesta
O. E
Goldenrod
Rockland
Mrs Lucelia Blake Dies in Mechanic Falls
Mrs. Lucelia Blake of Great Pocahontas D of P died Thursday in Mechanic Falls. She had inspected Owissa council D of P that evening with daughter Eleanor McDonald. Earlier she inspected Minatonka council D of P East Lebanon with Sadie Garcelon keeper of records Minnie Woodman Ramona Council and Florence Aderton of this city and Ruetta Hawkes of Portland great Keeper of records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucelia Blake
Great Pocahontas
D. of P
Mechanic Falls
Owissa
Eleanor McDonald
Blake
Minatonka
East Lebanon
Bath
Sadie Garcelon
Minnie Woodman
Conhontas
Ramona Council
Florence Aderton
Mrs Clara Head Enjoys Winter in St Petersburg Florida
Friends of Mrs Clara E Head of Woolwich learn she is spending the winter at 513 South Avenue South St Petersburg Florida. She writes that the city is already filled with guests and that the poinsettias are in full bloom at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara E. Head
Woolwich
Sth Avenue
St. Petersburg
Fla
Newell and daughter return home after trip to New York area
Mrs. Willian S. Newell and Miss Mary Newell came back to Washington street after several weeks in New York and New Jersey. They visited Mrs. Newell's daughter Mrs. Paw Tiemer and Mr. Tiemer in Summit and her brother Dr. Charles Moulton and Mrs. Moulton in East Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian S. Newell
Mary Newell
Washington Street
New York
New Jersey
Central church League Holiday Sale at Parish House
Annual Christmas sale of the Central church League in the parish house drew pleasing participation with all items sold and a well attended supper. Mrs. Marius H. Page directed the event as league president. Mr and Mrs Sumner Sewall travelled to New York City with plans for a stay and business trip in Chicago after a stop at Hotel Chatham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
Marius H. Page
League
Sumner Sewall
New York City
Junior League plans annual ball for Memorial hospital
Fifteen members met with Mrs. Alden G. Smith at 985 High Street to finalize arrangements for the Arcade ball on the 28th benefiting Memorial hospital. Lloyd Rafnell's orchestra will play and his sister will sing solos. Dancing runs 9 pm to 1 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden G. Smith
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Lloyd Rafnell
Rafnell
Brownie Troop Meeting Delivers Pins Prep
Mrs. Roger D. Skillings led a Brownie troop gathering Monday afternoon at Winter Street Chapel with 21 present. The girls worked on tests for Brownie pins to be awarded next week, covering the Brownie promise law motto songs and home help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger D. Skillings
Winter Street Chapel
Local youths return home for Christmas break
Rodney E. Ross Jr. arrives from Deerfield Mass to spend Christmas with his parents on High street. Isabel Carter author of Ship mates visits Portland autographing copies at a local bookstore after dining with Mrs. Joseph B. Drummond. Jane Donnell, a freshman at Wellesley, will come from Massachusetts to spend the holidays with her parents on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Deerfield
Mass
Deerfield Academy
Rodney E
High Street
Isabel Carter
Bath
Portland
Carter
Joseph B. Drummond
Miss Lois Swett Plans Holiday Visit to Linden Street Home
Miss Lois Swett will arrive Thursday for holiday at her home on Linden Street while she attends Wheaton College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Swett
Wheaton College
Linden Street
Death of R L Ewing in Mt Vernon NY Gathers Bath Notice
Word arrives from Bath of R L Ewing’s death in Mt Vernon New York. A prominent YMCA leader in New York State he owned a cottage at Brightwater colony and spent last summer there. He had been in failing health for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
R. L. Ewing
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
New York State
Brightwater Colony
Knick Knack Club Plans Christmas Tree at Sylvester Home
The Knick Knack club met at Corliss and Middle streets with Mrs Fletcher Harford hosting. Members attended including Mrs Sylvester and others. The club will skip this week for Christmas then gather December 27 at Mrs Sylvester's Chestnut Street home for a tree. Edna Dingley joined the club. A daughter Laura Elizabeth was born to Mr and Mrs Walter G Cresey at 221 Middle Street on December 16. Miss Hilda G Scott, UMaine junior, spends recess with her mother at 80 Court Street after weekend at Gorham Normal with Miss Bernice Nelson of Berwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knick-Knack Club
Fletcher Harford
Corliss
Middle Streets
John Sylvester
Harold Safford
Daniel McDougall
Redford Christianson
Roy Lutz
Wilfred Thebeault
Walter Mosher
Percy Miller
Sylvester
Chestnut Street
Edna Dingley
Laura Elizabeth
Walter G. Cresey
Middle Street
Hilda G. Scott
University of Maine
John W. Scott
Court Street
Scott
Gorham Normal School
Bernice Neilson
Berwick
Gorham Normal
Col Moyse and wife back after Bath trip due to friend’s death
Col George Moyse of Waltham Massachusetts and Mrs Moyse, longtime Massachusetts state senator and spouse, returned Sunday night after staying overnight with Mrs George A Hunt at 33 School Street. They were called to Bath by the death of their lifelong friend George A Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moyse
Waltham, Mass
Massachusetts
Miss Thelma Fogg to perform at Kiwanis Ladies Night
Miss Thelma Fogg daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald H Fogg of 679 Washington Street will dance Friday night in Falmouth hotel Portland for the Kiwanis club Ladies night program She will perform a tap specialty and appear with a stage group in Black Moonlight a barefoot number
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Fogg
Donald H. Fogg
Washington Street
Falmouth
Portland
Kiwanis Club
Miss Fogg
Holiday visitors from Bradford to Bath amid families
Miss Elinor Shorey and Miss Barbara Ross arrive Thursday from Bradford junior college Bradford Massachusetts to spend holidays with their parents Mr and Mrs William S Shorey and Mr and Mrs Rodney E Ross in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Shorey
Barbara Ross
Bradford Junior College
Bradford
Mass
Bath
William S. Shorey
Rodney E., Ross
Sagadahoc Republican Leader to Attend Cumberland Club Luncheon
Mrs Henry W Butler president of the Sagadahoc Republican club travels to Portland for a Thursday luncheon with Miss Gail Laughlin at the Cumberland County Republican club and will stay as a weekend guest at Miss Laughlin's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Butler
Sagadahoc
Republican Club
Portland
Gail Laughlin
Cumberland County
Miss Laughlin
Donnell Improves After Surgery At Memorial Hospital
William T. Donnell, treated last week for a severe appendicitis attack at Memorial hospital, is improving rapidly and likely to return home sooner than first expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Donnell
Memorial Hospital
Morin to Arrive from Harvard for Christmas Visit
Edward G Morin will arrive Thursday from Harvard University to spend the Christmas vacation with his father Dr Harry F Morin of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Morin
Harvard University
Harry F. Morin
Washington Street
Mrs Frances Biggs Visiting Philadelphia Aunt in Bath T
Mrs Frances E Biggs of Philadelphia is spending the winter with her aunt Mrs Joseph Solovich at 927 High street. She is the daughter of Oramel Preble of Philadelphia, formerly of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E. Biggs
Philadelphia
Joseph Solovich
High Street
Oramel Preble
Bath
Miss Bucklin to Stay Overnight with Miss Cornish
Miss Dorothy O Bucklin formerly of Bath and Morse high school 1922 is expected Wednesday to be an overnight guest of Miss Velma I Cornish 54 Weeks Street Bucklin has been engaged in YMCA work at Colby College Waterville and returns to Boston on Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy O. Bucklin
Bath
Morse High School
Velma I. Cornish
Weeks Street
Bucklin
Colby College
Waterville
Boston
Community notes brighten Beacon Street with Christmas tree
The Beacon Street Brotherhood met Tuesday night and enjoyed the illuminated Christmas tree on the Washington and Beacon streets church lot. Golfers played at Bath Country Club despite December weather as memberships for 1935 arrive as Christmas gifts. Skating parties occurred at Goddard's pond and the Winnegance lake Tuesday afternoon and evening. The Central church choir will rehearse Thursday at 7 15 for the Sunday service. Lieutenant John A. Lord ret USN will address the Winter Street church Men's club Thursday on rebuilding the Constitution. Supper, carols, and a 6 30 start mark the event. An intoxication case saw a man arraigned by Judge Keegan Tuesday. a continuance to Saturday was granted to settle affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Brotherhood
Washington and
Beacon Streets
Bath Country Club
Daniel H. Dougherty
Central Church
John A. Lord
Winter Street
Chester A. Roberts
Charles E. Hewitt Jr
Arthur C. Lemont
Langdon Green
John J. Keegan
University of Maine students begin Christmas recess
By bus train private auto and hitchhiking the U of M student body started home Friday for the Christmas recess lasting until Wednesday January 2. Many students from distant points left Thursday and by Saturday the Orono campus was quiet as winter night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. of M
Orono
Round-up of Potato Week outcomes and future steps
The article reviews Potato Week efforts in Maine, noting broad public involvement and modest sales impact. It highlights national interest from Texas and Florida readers, the need for wider publicity, and the potential value of an annual week to boost Maine farm products nationwide. It calls for expansion to include all state produce and sustained support for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Texas
Arkansas
Minnesota
Florida
Bath Elks hear FHA loan process talk and civic notes
City events include Jean C Fitzgerald discussing FHA loan procedures for home improvements to 40 Elks at the Dutch room. Other items cover vandalized Sabine hall windows, forsythia buds in Mrs Worrey’s yard, Linwood Carr’s leather craft demo, Y M C A hobby club openings, and Saint Mary’s guild joint meeting with Miss Ogden and Miss Teague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean C. Fitzgerald
Federal Housing Administration
Bath
the Elks
Mr. Fitzgerald
Walter W. Whitney
Arthur Sprague
Linwood Carr
Obituary of Lydia Katherine Galt of West Bath
Lydia Katherine Galt died at her Foster's Point road home in West Bath after a yearlong illness. She aged 174 with deep New England family ties to Littlefield and Brown lineages and lived much of her life in Albany before settling in West Bath twenty five years ago with husband James Henry Galt who died in 1933. Survived by cousins and a sister-in-law, she was active in the Episcopal church and known for kindness, letters, and gifts to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Katherine Galt
Foster's Point Road
West Bath
Galt
Dennis G
Sarah J. (Brown) Littlefield
Edmund Littlefield
Wells
Maine
Lowell
Mass
Albany
N. Y
William B. Mussenden
Bath
Henry G. Littlefield
Grace Williams Hosts Card Club Session on High Street
Mrs. Grace Williams entertained members of her card club at her High street home Monday evening, hosting an informal gathering with light refreshments and socializing among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Williams
High Street
Probate Notices From Sagadahoc In Bath Declares Appointments
Probate notices from Sagadahoc County Bath announce on December 4 1934 Margaret M Holbrook named executrix without bond of Charles F Holbrook estate and Charles C Low appointed administrator of Alferteen Oliver estate. December 11 1934 Charles J Donnell named administrator of Charles Donnell estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Holbrook
Bath
Sagadaholo
Charles F. Holbrook
Sagadahoc
Charles C. Low
Alferteen Oliver
Charles J. Donnell
Dahoe
Charles
Arles J. Donne
Red Aid Trust
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Howard Parks
Central
Hurch
Robert B. Hatch
Frank Webber
New London, Conn
John C. Wright
Marshall Avenue
Loriie S. Webber
Rosamond S. Stover
Bates E. Stover
Brunswick Road
Susan Reed
Sierra Madre
Calif
William Humphrey
Wesley H. Lemont
Eastern Nazarene College
Wollaston
Emily Jordan
Dummer Street
Edward J. Lee, Jr
Bridge
Vanona McDonald
Rita Henderson
Lee
Norman Howard
Neil Wilson
Carlton W. Lowell
Merle Niles
Senter's
Daisy Murphy
Page Webber
Mechanic Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Ladies’ Aid
Carl E. Albee
Arthur K. Purington
Fred P. Emmons
William Potter
Warren E. Kershner
Fred Sawyer
Flora Risteen
Phippsburg
Ruth H. Farnham
Roy Moore
Arthur J. Dunton
Janley Henderson
David S. Henderson
North Bath
James E. Lockery
Revere
Ida Cotton
Miss Grace Cotton
Leon Pennell
LeRoy Lord
Lord
Parris & Leavitt
John Marr
Quincy, Mass
Marr
Marilyn
Jackie
Academy Street
Wilbur Hagan
Ida M. Beals
Flora Leonard
Harvey P. Hathorne
Sagadahoc Ferry
Nathan E. Coffin
Park Street
Beals
George F. Pinkham
Damariscotta Mills
Good Will Club
Florence Carlton
Joseph I. Smith
Muriel C. Burgess
Thomas Manning
Edmund Jones
Auburn
David Walker
James T. Bonney
Horace Morse
Harry Bowie
Center Street
John L. Wilson
Elwood Hodgkins
The
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Jane Donnell
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Goddard's Pond
Winnegance
A Rae
Idaho
Sabine Improvement Association
Herbert E. Worrey
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mary
Central Maine Power Co
Lewis E. Spicer
Bedford
Lincoln Streets
Walter L. Whitney
Bath Opera
Bing Crosby
Kitty Carlisle
Mishanock Council
South Bristol
South Bristol Council
Ramona
Arletta Yate
Aronith Haggett
Mabel Ansch
Geeveene
Tiverton
R. L
Pennsylvania Petroleun Products
Lydia K. Galt
John L. Jack
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