Society and Clubs in Bath District For Christmas Gatherings
District Deputy President Ruth B Howe and Past President Margaret Peabody visited Queen Hera lodge Bath for an official visit. A supper preceded the program while visitors and new Bath residents joined the large gathering. Plans discussed included a Christmas tree and a children's party. Captain David G Reed suffered an illness at his Woolwich home. Several locals and visitors from Lewiston Bath and Portland were noted. Genesta chapter OES held its year end meeting with a Christmas tree and gift exchange. Various residents moved, hosted guests, and attended holiday events across Bath and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth B. Howe
Beulah Lodge
Margaret Peabody
Alea
Richmond
Queen Her Lodge
Bath
Rachel Robinson
Local notices show residents with illnesses and travel plans
Mrs Raymond Palmer confined at home with mumps. Capt William F Plummer sailing from Nova Scotia to Perth Amboy will drydock in Bath for winter repairs and aims to be home for Christmas. Mrs Rupert Lewis and infant son Randall Gene return from Bath Memorial hospital to 13 Highland street. John Osborn visits relatives in Cincinnati while home from University of Cincinnati. Mrs Amos Perry returns home on Washington street recovering from surgery. Mrs Gertrude York of Belfast returns from visit with Aunt in Deering street. Arthur Hutchins of Brunswick visits brother Alfred Hutchins. Mrs Charles Oxnard of Medford and sister Mrs Warren Emery of Gardiner return after funeral of aunt Inez Whitehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Plummer
Nova Scotia
Perth Amboy
N. J
Bath
Rupert Lewis
Randall Gene
Highland Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Gertrude York
Belfast
Alfred Hutchins
Deering Street
Arthur Hutchins
Brunswick
Charles Oxnard
Medford
Mass
Warren Emery
Gardiner
Edwin Cornish
Inez Whitehouse
Port land resident dies abroad with sisters in attendance
Mrs Everett G Lemont of High street died Tuesday in Port land while traveling with her sister Mrs Birger Olsen. She was accompanied by Mrs Charles Haggett of York street and Mrs Edwin W Haygett of West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett G. Lemont
High Street
Portland
Birger Olsen
Charles Haggett
York Street
Edwin W. Haygett
West Bath
Maine Alumni Visits During Holiday Season
Ralph O. Dale Jr of the University of Maine class of 1943 arrived to spend holidays with his parents County Attorney and Mrs. Ralph O. Dale at 938 Middle Street. Mrs Florence Willis of Boston returned after visiting her sister Mrs Angus Burden of Highland Street, who was ill but improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph O. Dale, Jr
University of Maine
Ralph O. Dale
Middle Street
Florence Willis
Boston
Angus Burden
Highland Street
Burden
Christmas tree planned by Knick Knack Klub in Oak Street
Mrs Daniel MacDougall hosted the Knick Knack Klub on Wednesday evening with sewing and refreshments. The annual Christmas tree is planned for New Year’s Eve with Mrs Wilfred Thebeau on Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel MacDougall
Oak Street
Knick Knack Klub
Wilfred Thebeau
Court Street
Miss Laura Craft Visits Presque Isle Home Economics Class
Miss Laura Craft teaching in the high school in Presque Isle arrived Saturday to spend vacation with her parents, Mr and Mrs William J Craft of 1185 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Craft
Presque Isle
William J. Craft
Washington Street
Mrs Wilhelm arrives from Louisville to join husband in Alabama
Mrs Walter N. Wilhelm arrived Monday from Louisville Kentucky to stay with her parents Hon Charles H Cahill and Mrs Cahill on High street until Sunday Mr Wilhelm employed by the DuPont Company has been transferred to the Alabama Ordnance Works plant in Birmingham Alabama which manufactures TNT and other explosives Mrs Wilhelm will join him in Birmingham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter N. Wilhelm
Louisville
Charles H. Cahill
High Street
Wilhelm
DuPont Co
Alabama Ordnance Works Plant
Birmingham
Ala
Burnham Woman En Route for Weeks Stay in City
Mrs. Ernest Funt of Burnham is visiting for several weeks as a guest of Mrs. Sadie Coulthard on Center Street extension, with social ties noted in local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Funt
Burnham
City
Sadie Coulthard
Center Street
Christmas tree and supper committees named at Lowell temple
At a recent Lowell temple No 31 meeting in the K of P hall the Christmas tree and supper committees for the upcoming December 31 event were announced. Supper chair Mrs Emily Williams with Mrs Sadie Gracelon and Mrs Jane Shea. Tree committee head Mrs Marion Darrah with Mrs Viola Melzard and Mrs Edith Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
P.S
P. Hall
Emily Williams
Sadie Gracelon
Jane Shea
Marion Darrah
Viola Melzard
Edith Miller
Memorial Hospital Patients and Local Welcome Notes
Mrs John MacLellan of upper Washington street is treated at Memorial Hospital for a hip fracture from a fall last Tuesday. Trustees admitted Frederick M Reed and his wife of Seguinland to the Old Folks Home, longtime Bath residents formerly at 847 Middle street and Ferry street grocery operator. Mrs John Burgess of Phippsburg road had an appendectomy at Memorial Hospital on December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John MacLellan
Upper
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Frederick M. Reed
Seguinland
Bath
Middle Street
Ferry Street
Front Street
John Burgess
Phippsburg Road
Mrs Ware and Francie Return Home to Quincy Mass
In Quincy Mass Mrs Ware and Mrs Francie have returned to their home after spending several days with relatives in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. Ware
Francie
Quincy
Mass
Duncan Farrells Welcome Son At Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Duncan Farrell welcomed the arrival of a son at Memorial Hospital Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Farrell
Memorial Hospital
St Mary's church guild reports Christmas charity and plans
St Marys Grace church guild met last Monday in the parish house and reported on the December 9 Christmas sale and supper. Gifts were packed for 14 children at Gardiners House of the Good Shepherd and for ten Grace church members in the Army and Navy. Packages included scarves, chocolates, life savers, gum, a Grace church postcard, and a prayer book. One package went to Miss Ellen Doloff in Hawaii. Donations were approved for the church and a $10 Red Cross gift. The next meeting will be December 29 with a Christmas party and annual officer election, and committees were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
House of the Good Shepherd
Gardiner
Grace Church
Hawaii
Ellen Doloff
Guild
Woman’s Auxiliary
Red Cross
Fred D. Hill
Russell Phinney
Charles Bartlett
Arthur F. Mayo
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Augustus Perow
Mayo
William H. Double
Bartlett
Lemont Jr. Visits Holidays With Lemonts in Maine
J Razin Lemont Jr of St John's Prep Danvers Mass spends holiday recess with his parents Mr and Mrs James B Lemont in West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Razin Lemont, Jr
St. John’s Preparatory School
Danvers
Mass
James B. Lemont
West Bath
Local residents visit with family during holidays
Mrs. Fred Griffin of Manchester New Hampshire is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs David C Dickson at 1033 Washington Street. Miss Dorothy Martin who works in Lewiston and her brother Frank Martin of Salem Massachusetts recently stayed with their parents Mr and Mrs Ced ric Martin of Willow Street. Miss Barbara Hopkins from Orono has arrived to spend the Christmas recess with her parents Mr and Mrs George Hopkins on York Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Tardif
Fort Blanding
Fla
Dominique Tardif
Pinestreet
Lewiston
Nathaniel Tardif
Barbara Dana
Benjamin Welch
South Portland
Harold Walker
Highland Street
Marie Bennett
University of Maine
Orono
William Bennett
Washington Street
Fred Griffin
Manchester
N. H
David C. Dickson
Dorothy Martin
Frank Martin
Salem
Mass
Cedric Martin
Willow Street
Barbara Hopkins
Mrs
George Hopkins
York Street
Ronald Brackley
Mary Hartley
Edith Vigne
Goose Lane
Stephen Foster
Charles Rittall
Albert Robbins
Robert James
Harold B. Clifford
Boothbay Harbor
Edna and Louise Robbins
Dorothy Rittall
Frankie James
Virginia Robbins
Miss Sheldon
Adelbert Barter
Philippines
Barter
Cora Gahan
Portland
Lawrence
Janice
Fred Chapman
Gardiner Hospital
Eastern River
Butterfield Youth Visits Parents During Holidays
Edward Butterfield of Yale University New Haven Conn is spending holiday time with his parents Mr and Mrs A M Butterfield at 69 Granite Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Butterfield
Yale University
New Haven, Conn
Mrs
A. M. Butterfield
Granite Street
Maine Sophomore Edward Hamblett Jr Visits Family
Edward B Hamblett Jr a sophomore electrical engineering major at the University of Maine arrived Friday to spend vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs James B Hamblett of Pratt Street The note identifies him as visiting home for the break and lists his family host details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Hamblett Jr
University of Maine
James B. Hamblett
Pratt Street
Local casualties from Pearl Harbor linked to Milwaukee area
Lieut. Comm. John E. French, among the U S S Arizona casualties at Pearl Harbor, was a nephew of Mrs. Florence Side linger of Milwaukee formerly of Bath. Miss Louise E. Briggs of the Baldwin School Bryn Mawr arrived Friday noon to pass two Mrs. E P Briggs 722 High
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. French
U.S.S. Arizona
Pearl Harbor
Florence Sidelinger
Milwaukee, Wis
Bath
Louise E. Briggs
Baldwin School
Bryn Mawr
Penn
E. P. Briggs
High Street
Home News of Local Families Moves and Jobs
Mr and Mrs John J Atwood and son Jackie have moved to Bath from Boston and now reside with Mrs Atwood's uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs Kerwin B Butcher of upper Washington street bought a new Cape Cod style home in Sylvan Heights Cape Elizabeth and moved in during the weekend. Mr Atwood is employed at the Todd Bath Iron Shipbuilding Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Atwood
Jackie
Bath
Boston
Miss Marjorie Cummings Visiting Cathance
Miss Marjorie Cummings of Washington street is spending the week in Cathance with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Cummings
Washington Street
Cathance
Mrs
George Cummings
Edith Jansen to wed Davis Hatch 3d this Saturday
The marriage of Miss Edith Jansen of Hoxie Rhode Island to Davis Hatch 3d son of Mr and Mrs Davis Hatch Jr of Needham Massachusetts formerly of Bath will take place Saturday at four at the home of her parents Mr Hatch a grandson of Mrs graduated to re Duke University Durham North Carolina and is with the Boston office of Lever Bos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Jansen
Hoxie
R. I
Davis Hatch 3d
Davis Hatch, Jr
Needham
Mass
Bath
Hatch
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Boston
Lever Bos
Miss Rita Collins Arrives for Vacation with North Portland Parents
Miss Rita Collins, a student at St Josephs Academy in Portland, has arrived to spend vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Collins, in North Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Collins
St. Josephs Academy
Portland
Lorenzo Collins
North
Christmas Party and Social Open House Notes
Mrs Harold F Lyden hosted a sewing club gathering at Middle Street featuring a Christmas tree, exchanged gifts, and a social evening. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs John Johnson. Several guests from Hartford and local clubs joined in gift exchanges and reported visits, plus a kitchen shower for Doris Crocker prior to her engagement to James Steen. Also noted are holiday travels and family visits including plans for a 60th wedding anniversary celebration and relatives visiting in Waldoboro and Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand Petit
Willow Street
Fiesta Club
Gordon Allen
Middle Street
People's Baptist Church
Harold Trask
George B. Wolstenholme
Bernice Cressey
H. L. Anderson
Rudolph Sissa
Frederick Gowell
James King
Esther Murphy
The
Nautical Club
Homer Johnson
William Lundrigan
Johnson
Kris Kringle
Lundrigan
Herbert McCorrison
Snow Park
Elmer Blake
Western Avenue
Thimble Club
Leon Sonia
Santa Claus
Louis Allain
High Street Court
Harold F. Lyden
Sewing Club
John Johnson
Donald Jewett
Ada McKenna
Patricia Webster
Barbara Dube
Albert Thayer
William MacFarland
Mabelle Bartlett
Hartford
Conn
Carl Langbehn
Connie Beardsley
Ruth Stiles
Charles I. Madden, Jr
Fred A. Bowie
Orange
Doris Crocker
Park Street
Sanford B. Nickerson
James C. Steen
Belmont couple arrives for Christmas with Lord family
Mr and Mrs John Freeto of Belmont Massachusetts arrived Wednesday night to spend Christmas with Mrs Freetos parents Lieut and Mrs John A Lord at 46 Pearl Street The visit brings together two generations in a quiet holiday gathering in the family home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Freeto
Belmont
Mass
Mrs Sewall Entertains for Christmas Dinner
Mrs Mark W Sewall of Washington street will host a family Christmas Day dinner. Guests include Mr and Mrs Donald S Sewall and son Mark, Mr and Mrs Joseph T Sewall and son Joseph Thomson Jr of Boothbay Harbor, Mr and Mrs Edward Sewall, Miss Patricia Sewall and Edward Sewall Jr of High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark W. Sewall
Washington Street
Donald S. Sewall
Mark
Joseph T. Sewall
Joseph Thomson, Jr
Boothbay Harbor
Edward Sewall
Patricia Sewall
High Street
Ander son visits Marblehead parents for Christmas
Mr and Mrs Alden H Ander son of South street left Wednesday afternoon to pass Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs George Livingston of Marblehead Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden H. Anderson
South _ street
George Livingston
Marblehead
Mass
Family and friends to join Christmas dinner at Falmouth
Mrs John McInnes Mr and Mrs Duncan McInnes and Addi son Burbank will be Christmas day guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest A Randall of Falmouth Foreside. Other guests include Mr and Mrs John McInnes Jr John 3d Rodger Duncan and Susan Elizabeth McInnes of Stroudwater Herrick Randall and Mr and Mrs Donald O Ayers and daughter Elizabeth of Falmouth Foreside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McInnes
Duncan McInnes
Addison Burbank
Ernest A. Randall
Falmouth
John McInnes, Jr
John 3d
Rodger Duncan
Susan Elizabeth McInnes
Stroudwater
Herrick Randall
Donald O. Ayers
Elizabeth
Mrs Clowes and son visit sister in Park
Mrs Arthur Clowes and her son Harlan of Vassalboro spent recent days as guests of Mrs Alonzo G Fisher in Park. The visit highlighted family ties and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Clowes
Harlan
Vassalboro
Clowes
Alonzo G. Fisher
Park Street
Local Teens Return Home for Holidays
Miss Doris Armstrong arrives home from Gorham Normal School as a junior to spend Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs William A Armstrong at 1218 Washington Street. Mr and Mrs Stephen Woodbury of Lunenburg Mass arrive Saturday to spend a week with her mother Mrs Edward B Smith of Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Armstrong
Gorham Normal
William A. Armstrong
Washington Street
Stephen Woodbury
Lunenburg
Mass
Edward B. Smith
Middle Street
Buck family returns from Brookline visit with relatives
Samuel Buck and his wife are spending winter in Brookline Massachusetts with their daughter Mrs Charles Chase. He has come back after a few days stay at Day's Ferry with his sister Miss Charlotte Buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Buck
Buck
Brookline
Mass
Charles Chase
Day's Ferry
Charlotte Buck
Ellocott Arrival News at Milan Street Home
Mrs Katherine Ellocott of New York City arrived Wednesday with her daughter Miss Mary Ellocott at the home of Mrs Hiram Annis located at 85 Milan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Ellocott
New York City
Mary Ellocott
Hiram Annis
Milan Street
Hatch Jr. arrives for Christmas with Pittsfield family
Robert B. Hatch Jr. of Pittsfield Mass arrived Sunday to stay over Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs Robert B Hatch of Washington Street. Mr Hatch is employed by the American Chicle Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Hatch, Jr
Pittsfield
Mass
Robert B. Hatch
Washington Street
Mr. Hatch
The
American Chicle Co
Carle Longfellow Leaves for Sanford Project Job
Carle Longfellow who had been homebound for a fortnight due to illness has recovered and will depart Monday to Sanford to work on a project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carle Longfellow
Sanford
Mr and Mrs Carleton Andrews To Visit Waterboro
Mr and Mrs Carleton Andrews and their son Richard of Upper High Street plan a Thursday morning trip to Waterboro to visit Andrews parents Mr and Mrs Charles Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton Andrews
Richard
Upper High Street
Waterboro
Drews
Charles Andrews
Thornton Heights teacher on vacation with mother
Miss Hilda G. Scott a faculty member at Thornton Heights junior high school in South Portland is spending a week's vacation with her mother Mrs. John W. Scott at 20 Garden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda G. Scott
Thornton Heights Junior High School
South Portland
John W. Scott
Garden Street
Dresden Middle Bridge School Christmas Program Details
A Friday closure for Dresden Middle Bridge School featured a large Christmas program with a flag salute poems plays and songs. Ronald Brackley announced the program and students Edna Robbins Louise Robbins Madelyn Rittall Yvonne Bailey Billy James Edward James and others performed poems plays and a school song while teachers and staff received gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Bridge School
Ronald Brackley
Edna Robbins
Santa
Madelyn Rittall
Rose Chapman
Louise Robbins
Yvonne Bailey
Billy James
Virginia Robbins
Frankie James
Boy Blue
Miss Muffet
Yvonne Bailey Simple Simon Louise Robbins
Jack Horter
Archie Higgins
Tommy Green
Santa Claus
Edward James
Johnny Trout
Philip Chapman
Miss Rogers
Betty Jones
Sara Stanley
Henry Guest
Albert Robbins
Ralph Small
Edward James Sewall Romer
Dresden Mills School Closes for Christmas Vacation
The Dresden Mills School at Bridge Academy closes Friday for a two week Christmas break. Miss Phyllis Anelli travels to Utica New York. The W C T U gathering at Mrs Alden Suilphen's home featured lunch by Mrs Clyde Stilphen and Mrs Carl Stilphen of Portland and an auction for Bundles for Britain led by Mrs Laura Bailey. The eastern river freezes as fishermen set camps on the ice. A French class gathering at Miss Anelli’s home followed, with Maine Civic League films on Alcohol. Mrs Bailey sells her barber shop to Mrs Altena H Dorr for renovation into a gift shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Suilphen
Arthur Maye
Alna
Clyde Stilphen
Carl Stilphen
Portland
Britain
Laura Bailey
Bath Iron Works adopts eight hour day lunch on company time
Bath Iron Works in Bath Maine shifts to an eight hour day with lunch on company time. Day shift runs 8 am to 4 pm night shift 4 pm to midnight and midnight shift 12 am to 8 am. No overlap between shifts paves way for possible 24 hour production and perhaps a seven day work week in future. Local workers express wartime resolve and shipyard news highlights national defense strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Bath
America
Great Ocean
Maine shipbuilder warned of Japan threat years ago
William S. Newell of Bath Iron Works and South Portland yards warned in earlier hearings that Japan’s naval buildup posed no immediate threat. The Pearl Harbor attack and the loss of about 3,000 Americans later vindicated his caution amid rapid wartime shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
South Portland
Japan
Washington
Pres. Newell
Pearl Harbor
Maine
Iron Works Modifies Lunch Hours and Canteen Use
The Iron Works extends lunch time to about 20 minutes with in-plant breakout. Workers may use the new yard canteen or bring their own meals. Departments now lunch in relays to keep production continuous, replacing the previous noon half hour shutdown.
Flaherty Family Hears From Hawaii After Pearl Harbor
Mrs Andrew Flaherty of 344 Front Street reports a cable from her sister in Hawaii saying the family is safe. Two letters were written before the December 7 attack but arrived in Bath days later. The sister, formerly Miss Mary Flaherty, also has a Norway contact who has not yet received a letter though time has passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Flaherty
Front Street
William Goldsmith
Hawaii
Bath
Goldsmith
Mary Flaherty
William Gallagher
Norway
Flaherty
Mrs Hyde departs for Wellesley Hills after Boston air raid
Mrs John H Hyde leaves Saturday for Wellesley Hills Massachusetts after a brief Elmhurst visit. She leads the Medical Party division of the Women s Defense Corps of Massachusetts and says that within a half hour of the alarm the corps was ready with all units lined up including the Motor Corps and two medical units fully equipped to report wherever needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hyde
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Elmhurst
Hyde
Women's Defense Corps of
Massachusetts
Boston
Motor Corps
Christmas Mail For Iron Works Welders In Service
Five former Iron Works welding department workers now in the military receive Christmas packages from about 700 colleagues led by Foreman Lance Cooper. Each box includes a $20 certified check and various items totaling roughly $40, with the department contributing around $200 toward the gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy
Bath Iron Works Welding Department
L. H. Cooper
Welding Department
Iron Works’ Welding Department
Lance Cooper
Hersey
Five ex welders honored in World War II memoirs
The five former welders remembered include Emilio D Mazzeo of Company A First Medical Training Battalion Camp Lee Va Robert Reno of Company K 10th Quartermaster Building Petersburg Fla and Marcellus B Turner of RRC Co C Fort Devens highlighting their service in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilio D. Mazzeo
First
Camp Lee
Robert Reno
10Th Quartermaster Building
Petersburg
Fla
Marcellus B. Turner
RRC
Co. C
Fort Dev
Bath Iron Works basketers top Maine semi pro circuit
Bath Iron Works basketball team surged to the lead in Maine semi pro ranks with a 38 32 Sunday win over Todd Bath at Portland. They resume Sunday games at the State Armory facing Rumford Redskins in a Southwestern Maine Conference contest after winning all league starts including a 45 37 victory over Portland Y in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works
Maine
Todd-Bath Basketeers
Portland
State Armory
Rumford Redskins
Iron Works
Portland Y
Iron Works Basketeers Win Six of Seven Starts
In seven starts the Iron Works basketeers have won six, totaling 369 points for an average of 52 and 5-7ths per game. They allow 236 points to opponents, an average of 33 and 5-7ths per game, as the team leads the season stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Works’ Basketeers
Fortier Delisle change keys Portland upset win
In Portland Sunday the Todd-Bath team lost to the Iron Works three two one with Fortier moving to center and Delisle taking the side in a new scoring setup. Brown dropped to back court to assist Sarkis and Gallagher, speeding ball movement and breaking Todd-Bath defense for repeated quick transitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd-Bath
Portland
Lee Fortier
Jiggs Delisle
Fortier
Delisle
Eddie Brown
George Sarkis
Hank” Gallalgher
Bath
Iron Works
Brown
Iron Workers seek revenge after hard loss to Todd-Bathites
The Iron Workers, noted for measured offense and aggressive ball handling, aim to reverse a 35-26 defeat to the Todd-Bathites two weeks earlier. Frankie Wright of the Times quotes a desire to win, not impress, as the ship builders enter Portland convinced they will even the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Workers
Frankie Wright
the Times
Todd-Bathites
Portland
Wenz Named Plant Engineer at Bath Iron Works
Philip J. Wenz was named plant engineer for Bath Iron Works Corp. He has worked at the Iron Works for years as representative of De Laval Co., a sub contractor. Mr and Mrs Wenz reside at Day's Ferry. The position carries major responsibility for optimum plant operation as the facility runs into many millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Wenz
Bath Iron Works Corp
Wenz
Iron Works
de Laval Co
Day’s Ferry
Charles Haggett Promoted to Tin Shop Shift Leader
Charles Haggett, a veteran employe of the tin shop, though young, has been made a leading man in charge of the 4 p.m. shift recently instituted in that department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haggett
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Woolwich
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Washington County
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North Street
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North Grammar School
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Edward K. Sawyer
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Hallowell
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Walter Mac- Naughton
Genesta
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New York
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Durham, N. C
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Summer Street
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102D Field Artillery
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Boston Mutual Life Insurance Co
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Portsmout
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Audrey
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Brunswick Road
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Marion Dain
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Vesper George School of Art
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Green Street
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Kittery
Maine General Hospital
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Bedford Street
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Pearl Street
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Dresden Mills
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