Holiday visits fill Bath area with family gatherings
Mee Ames of Cherry street hosts a family house party over Christmas weekend with Mrs. and Mr. Jordan of Auburn arriving to join relatives including Lt. Howard C. Jordan of Lewiston and Mrs. Al Ames of Wiscasset. Several locals return from service or travel for holidays while friends and relatives visit Bath and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orris Ames
Cherry Street
Howard C. Jordan
Auburn Arived
Lewiston
al Ames
Wiscasset
Katherine Ames
Caribou
Death of Campbellton matriarch reported by telephone
Mrs. Linton Robinson of 47 Beacon Street learned by phone that her mother Mrs. Carter Myles of Campbellton New Brunswick died Monday morning. The elderly woman had been confined to her room with illness for four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Robinson
Beacon Street
Carter Myles
Campbellton, N. B
Herbert Simpson Sr. Readied for Observation at Maine General
Herbert Simpson senior of East Brunswick is a patient at Maine General Hospital Port where he was moved for observation. He remains under Dr Huntress care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Simpson, Sr
East Brunswick
Maine General Hospital
Port
Huntress
Henderson Lombard wedding draws Bath guests in Portland
Mr and Mrs Frank Sylvester Kittery visited relatives after the holiday break in Bath. Carl C Anderson and other Bath residents attended the Henderson Lombard wedding at First Parish church in Portland at four o clock with a reception at Eastland. Guests included Mr and Mrs Chester A Plant and daughter Mrs J Edward Drake Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Anderson
Green Street
Bath
Henderson-Lombard
Portland
Eastland
Chester A. Plant
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Hart makes Dean's List at Becker Junior College Worcester
Miss Marilyn E. Hart of Park Street, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond C Hart, is named on Becker Junior College Worcester Mass Dean's List for the first quarter. She is a freshman resident of Maple Hall and enrolled in the Medical Secretarial Course. President William S Newell of Bath Iron Works and Mrs Newell spent Christmas with their daughter and husband in Clifton Mass where their son Lieut John Newell U S N R of Washington joined them before visiting Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Avery
Bath
Washington, D. C
Mr. Avery
Cavite
Bath Iron Works
Philippines
Laura Craft
Westbrook Junior College
William J. Craft
Washington Street
Marilyn E. Hart
Raymond C. Hart
Park Street
Becker Junior College
Worcester Mass
Hart
Maple Hall
William S. Newell
The
Mrs. Newell
Eastman Guild
Clifton
Mass
Lieut
John Newell
U.S.N.R
Washington
Visitor from Gross Neck and Mrs Irvine Genthner in Bath
Mrs Arthur Poland of Gross Neck visited Bath recently and was joined by her companion Mrs Irvine Genthner of West Waldoboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Poland
Gross "Neck
Bath
Irvine Genthner
West Waldoboro
Wrights Plan Holiday Trip to Sea Island Georgia
Mr and Mrs Henry C Wright travel by auto to Sea Island Georgia for holidays and part of January They will stop in Boston New York and Washington along the way for brief visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Wright
Sea Island
Georgia
Boston
New York
Washington
Mrs Wallace Rittall Guests with Gate Family
Mrs Wallace Rittall and her sons Eu gene and Elwyn visit her parents Mr and Mrs Ernest W Gate of Dresden Mills. Robert McNally 17 son of Mr and Mrs George A McNally left Friday for Maryland to enlist in the U L Lane unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert, McNally
George A. McNally
Envnie U.lane
Maryland
Christmas Cablegram From Manila Reaches Wil son Family
A Manila cablegram arrives Friday evening with Christmas greetings to Rev. Dr. and Mrs. David L. Wilson and family from their son Commander Cuthbert B. Wilson USMS whose ship just arrived from Japan. Mr and Mrs J Carlton Clark of Portland visited Bath on Friday.
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Manila
P. I
David L. Wilson
Cuthbert B. Wilson
USMS
Japan
J. Carlton Clark
Portland
Bath
Engagement of Marion Arlene Messenger to Norman Bailey
Randoph residents Mr and Mrs Harry Messenger announce the engagement of their daughter Marion Arlene to Norman Shepard Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Bailey of Dresden. Bailey has just been discharged from the service and works at Perrys Filling Station in town. Mrs Sumner Sewall and children Alexander Nicholas and David arrived last week to spend the holiday season at York Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Messenger
Randopth
Marion Arlene
Norman Shepard Bailey
Oscar Bailey
Dresden
Bailey
Perry's
Sumner Sewall
Alexander
Nicholas
David
York Hall
Sewalls to Reopen Bath Home in January
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall 2nd and daughters Cynthia and Sally Lane plan to arrive in Bath from San Francisco in early January to reopen their Washington Street residence. Their daughter Nancy and son Harold Marsh Sewall 2nd stay in California while Harold attends the University of California at Berkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Cynthia
Sally Lane
Bath
San Francisco
Calif
Washington Street
Nancy
Harold Marsh Sewall
California
Harold
University of California At Berkeley
Harold Littlefield Heads to Peterborough for Christmas Weekend
Harold Littlefield departed Friday for Peterborough New Hampshire to spend the weekend and Christmas with his family in a brief town news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Littlefield
Peterborough
N. H
Trott Family Plans Christmas Visit from Newport
Miss Anna Trott travels to Providence Rhode Island to spend Christmas with her brother and wife Mr and Mrs Raymond Trott. Their son Houghton Trott a chief petty officer in the Navy expects to return from the Pacific for the holidays marking his first home visit in three years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Trott
High Street
Providence
R. I
Raymond Trott
Trott
Houghton
Navy
Pacific
Miss Josie Pulsifer Leaves for Mechanic Falls
Miss Josie Pulsifer of Oak Street travels to Mechanic Falls for a weekend and holiday visit with her sister Mrs. Arthur Andrews, who resides there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Pulsifer
Oakstreet
Mechanic Falls
Arthur Andrews
Augusta man buys Bristol pheasant farm from Hollis
Milton S. Kimball of Augusta has purchased the Holly farm in Bristol, former pheasant operation of John Hollis. The 200 acre property includes extensive pheasant runs, two houses and several barns. Plans for the farm remain indefinite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton S. Kimball
Augusta
Holly
Bristol
John Hollis
Mr. Kimball
Nichols Family Visits Bath for Weekend
Mr and Mrs Barrett C Nichols and their children Barry Jr and Susan Jane from Barre Vermont drove to Bath to spend the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs F B Nichols at 1 North Street Lieut Commander and Mrs Fred E Drake Jr from a town Massachusetts called tick passed Thursday night at their home for the anniversary wedding celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett C. Nichols
Barry, Jr
Susan Jane
Barre, Vt
Bath
F. B. Nichols
North Street
Fred E. Drake, Jr
Mass
Dole Sisters Return for Holiday Recess at Wellesley
Miss Gertrude Dole a Wellesley College senior and her sister Louise a member of the freshman class arrived to pass the holiday recess with their parents Reverend and Mrs Louis A Dole on Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Dole
Wellesley College
Louise
Wellesley
Louis A. Dole
Middle Street
Wetherington Family Marks Christmas Visit in Boston
Clyde A. Wetherington of Boston spent Christmas with his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Wetherington on Western Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde A. Wetherington
Boston
Mrs
T. D. Wetherington
Western Avenue
Christmas Visits Highlight Local Family Ties
Mrs Florence Willis and son Bertram spent Christmas with her sister Mrs Fanny Burden on Highland Street. Dr John J Murray of Evanston Illinois arrived to spend the holidays with his mother Mrs Morris W Potter and Mr Potter at 1023 Washington Street. Dr Murray, history instructor at Northwestern University, joins the Potter household. Mrs Alex MacDonald of Portsmouth New Hampshire recently visited her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Blake on Crescent Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Freeto
Concord
Mass
John A. Lord
Pearl Street
Florence Willis
Bertram
John J. Murray
Evanston, Nl
Morris W. Potter
Potter
Washington Street
Dr. Murray
Northwestern University
Alex MacDonald
Portsmouth
N. H
Howard Blake
Crescent Street
Hart Family Welcomes Miss Marilyn Hart For Holidays
Miss Marilyn Hart daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Hart Park Street Worcester Mass arrived to pass the holidays with her parents. She was graduated from Morse High in June. Hon and Mrs Rupert H Baxter entertained former Gov Percival P Baxter Rear Admiral and Mrs Claude S Gillette and son Thomas Cmdr Norman Fey Mr and Mrs Bruce H M White the Misses Mary Elise and Suzanne White Rupert and Houghton White of Topsham Mrs Harry W Tucker Mrs Clarence W Morse and Miss Clare Coombs at Christmas dinner Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude S. Gillette
Thomas
Norman Fey
New London
Rupert H Baxter
Molly Carney
University of Michigan
Harry B. Carney
Key West
Fla
Green Street
Carney
Deaconess Hospital
Jenaro Pliego
Jenaro Escalona
Mexico City
Marilyn Hart
Raymond Hart
Park Street
Worcester
Mass
Miss Hart
Morse High
Rupert H. Baxter
Percival P. Baxter
Bruce H. M. White
Mary Elise
Suzanne White
Rupert
Houghton White
Topsham
Harry W. Tucker
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Social notes from Washington street and Harpswell gatherings
Lieut. Clara Kirsh on terminal leave stayed with Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gillies on Washington street. Hon. Rupert H. Baxter hosted Rear Admiral Claude S. Gillette and Mrs. Gillette and Commander Norman Fey at Sunset Farm West Harpswell Monday. Miss Cynthia Webster visited her father Clifton B. Webster and cousin Eleanor Lerette in Lambert Park Sunday, returning with her father to Hallowell Monday for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Kirsh
USNR
James A. Gillies
Washington Street
Rupert H. Baxter
Claude S. Gillette
Cynthia Webster
Clifton B. Webster
Eleanor Lerette
Lambert Park
Hallowell
Hyde couple visits Bath for holidays on terminal leave
Lieut. Lewis Hyde USNR and Mrs. Hyde travel from Winchester Virginia to Bath to spend Christmas with Mrs. Hyde’s parents Hon. and Mrs. Arthur Sewall at Stone House arriving Sunday. Ruth E. Cogan of this city appears on the 1944-45 Honor List of the College of Business Administration at Boston University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hyde
USNR
Hyde
Mary Sewall
Winchester
Bath
Ruth E. Cogan
David S. Cogan
High Street
College of Business Administration
Boston University
Barter Island Church Hosts Rev Charles Sims Sunday
Rev Charles R Sims, pastor of the First Baptist Church, was the speaker Sunday afternoon at the Barter Island church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles"r. Sims
First Baptist Church
Barter Island
Christ mas seat sellers at post office named
Last week at the post office four promoters of Wise Owl Troop No. 16 were selling Christmas seats. Anastasia Miha los Patricia Murray Patricia Smith and Pauline Holmson organized the sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anastasia Mihalos
Patricia Murray
Patricia Smith
Pauline Holmson
Promubers
Wise Owl Troop No. 16
Newell Family Hosts Christmas Guests in Swampscott and Bath
Mr and Mrs William S Newell and Lieut John Newell returned to Bath after visiting Swampscott where they joined daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Eastham Guild for Christmas Day. Other guests included Mrs Eastham Guild Sr and Mrs Paul Tiemer and family from Wilton Conn. Prof William S Owen of New York City's Webb Institute spent the holidays with daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Roger Luke in Middle Street. Correction notes fixed for CBI party misspellings. Miss Jean Danforth led Christmas tree displays. Additional visits included Mrs Earl Hutchinson from Augusta and Miss Elizabeth Melch, RN, Rochester NY. Smelt fishing planned with David Hutchinson after Christmas. Miss Anne Kimball hosted a Christmas tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
John Newell
Bath
Swampscott
Mass
Eastham Guild
Mr. Guild
Eastham Guild Sr
Newell
Paul Tiemer
J. Tiemer
Paul Jr
Jane
Wilton
Conn
Washington, D. C
William S. Owen
New York City
Roger Luke
Middle Street
Owen
Webb Institute of Naval Architecture
N. Y
Family Christmas Dinner at Washington Street Home
Mrs Mark W Sewall hosted a Christmas dinner at her Washington street home with guests including Mr and Mrs Donald Sewall and son Mark Mr and Mrs Joseph Sewall and son Thomas of Boothbay Harbor Mr and Mrs Edward Sewall daughter Mrs Albert Pillsbury Jr and son Edward Sewall Jr visiting from Rensellar Polytechnic Institute Troy NY during holiday recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark W. Sewall
Washington Street
Donald S. Sewall
Mark
Joseph P. Sewall
Thomas
Boothbay Harbor
Edward Sewall
Albert Pillsbury, Jr
Edward Sewall, Jr
Rensellar Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N. Y
Holiday guests thread through Boothbay Brunswick and Portland
Several households host relatives and friends for Christmas in Maine. The Dodge and Tibbetts families from High street Wiscasset and Boothbay welcome kin, while Roland Raynes in Brunswick entertains William Raynes Pamela and others. A newborn joins Lt. Charles L. Hoebel and Mrs Hoebel at Maine General Hospital Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice
Charles L. Hoebel
USN
Christmas Visit Bids Welcome in Topsham Family
Park street residents hosted Christmas guests of their daughter Mrs Norman Marriner and son Philip in Topsham. Mr Marriner a U S N stationed at Okinawa sent holiday greetings to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
Masks in No dramas mark ceremonial action in Japan
Japanese theatre uses masks in No performances to convey character and ritual meaning. The masked roles emphasize tradition and ceremonial atmosphere within each act.
South End Victory club hosts Christmas party
Numerous Bath organizations meet as the South End Victory club enjoyed a Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cornish on Rose street Thursday evening. Mr. Cornish acted as Santa, distributing gifts from the decorated tree while Mrs. Cornish served refreshments. Attendees included Donald and Beverly Coombs, Alice Deehan, Victor Lonn, Patty and Carol Ames, Carl and Christel Cornish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Victory Club
Carl Cornish
Rose Street
Mr. Cornish
Santa Claus
Christmas Party At Hyde Park Club
The Whatsoever club held its Christmas party in the Hyde Park community building on Tuesday last week with 19 members present. Refreshments and decorations enhanced the event as Marie Darling acted as Santa and distributed gifts. Carols were sung and the kitchen orchestra played. The next meeting is set for January 1 with Christine Watts and Hattie Sutherland as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatsoever Club
Hyde Park
Marie Darling
Santa Claus
Christine Watts
Hattie Sutherland
Central Ladies Aid Plans New Year Event and Helpers
The Central church Ladies Aid met to arrange a New Year tree party at the parish house on Jan 3 with a gift exchange and refreshments. Hostesses Mrs George Wallace and Mrs Alfred Rowe oversaw the event and assembly of plants and baskets for shut ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Central Church
George Wallace
Alfred Rowe
Luther Thompson
Edmund P. Briggs
Scout Executives Meet In December Council Gathering
Pine Tree Council executives gathered Thursday December 13 at a Sedgwick hotel for their monthly meeting. Percy L Dunn and Harmon W Smith organized a Christmas tree while Uncle Chet Zucker played Santa and led carols with attending Field Scout Executives Charles Noyes Waterville Howard Butler Augusta Merrill Williams Lewiston Chester Zucker Biddeford Jack Turner Portland James McGinn Portland and Scout Executive staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree Council
Royal A. Johnson
Sedgwick
Percy L. Dunn
Harmon W. Smith
Chet
Zucker
Santa Claus
Charles Noyes
Waterville
Howard Butler
Augusta
Merrill Williams
Lewiston
Chester G. A. Zucker
Biddeford
Jack Turner
Portland
James McGinn
Mr. Dunn
Mr. Smith
Iota Sigma Chapter Holds Holiday Meeting
Iota Sigma Chapter met at Mrs. Eleanor T. Hill's home. President Mrs. Rosamond McGuiggan led a brief business session and plans were set to send flowers and Christmas cards to shut ins. A Christmas tree and gifts were enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota Sigma Chapter
Eleanor T. Hill
Middle Street
Rosamond McGuiggan
Beulah Dunton
Florence Jewel
Margaret Hanscom
Spring Street
Otto Vomaska
Rachel Waters
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Plan Christmas Gift
The Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters held a recent meeting with plans made for January 2. Each member should bring a gift not exceeding 50 cents. A $5 Christmas gift was voted for the Salvation Army. Two birthdays were noted for Mrs. Sadie Garcelon and Mrs. Minnie Hart. Mrs. Garcelon won the penny match. No supper will be served Wednesday evening. meeting will continue as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Pythian Sisters
Salvation Army
Sadie Garcelon
Minnie Hart
Genesta Chapter O E S Holds Christmas Observance
Genesta chapter O E S observed Christmas with remarks by Worthy Matron Elsie Pinson who sent holiday wishes and announced plants sent to ill members. An officers election is set for January 4. Eleanor Danforth led the gift exchange with Harold Cutting as Santa. refreshments were served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
Elsie Pinson
Eleanor Danforth
Harold Cutting
Santa Claus
Viola
Doris Tobey
Florence Maass
Celina Small
Evadna Drake
Boy Scouts Hold Christmas Tree Party
Boy Scout Troop No. 53 held its annual Christmas tree gathering Thursday evening at the R. of C. hall. Games were played gifts exchanged and refreshments served. Speakers included Private Frank Pagurko home on furlough corporal John Gaudet chaplain Father-Martineau and Edmund Parady Sr. plus Jr. and other scouts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. of C. Hall
Frank Pagurko
John Gaudet
Father Martineau
Edmund Parady, Sr
John Dauphin
Romeo Biette
William Granger
Roland Bergeron
Robert Grainger
Beacon Street Pageant Brings Christmas Spirit to Beacon Street Church
The Beacon Street Methodist church hosted a Christmas pageant titled The Way to the Stable in its auditorium. The Women’s Society thanked the cast and contributors including James Steen, Dean Bonney, Warren Beardsley, Ernest Hamblett, and several others for construction, lighting, programs, costumes, props, and curtain and costume lending. Cast and church members expressed hope for future seasonal dramatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Women's Society of the
Irving Varney
William Craft
Walter Smith
Laura Craft
Leland Plummer
Craft
Parity Christmas Party for State Children Home Guests
A special bus carried the State Military and Naval Children's Home youngsters to a Lincoln lodge I C C F party Saturday evening. Rebekahs and Girl Scout Troop No. 1 attended. The hall featured a large tree, flag ceremony, America singing, two hours of movies, and nine younger children singing Away in a Manger. A high school sextet performed To the World and other carols. William S. Newell gave gifts to each child, including money from Arthur Panos. Pop guns and candy bags from Newberry's store topped the treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lodge
Rebekahs
America
Inga Manger
William _S. Newell
Arthur Panos
George Thurslton
Newberry
Party Success Fueled by Home and Host Helpers
Mrs. Fred R. E. Dean and Mrs. Helen L. Webber, superintendent at the home, assisted in making the party a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. E. Dean
Helen L. Webber
Beacon Lights Christmas Party at Beacon Street Church
Beacon Lights of Beacon Street church held a Christmas party in the large vestry with many members present. Decorations included evergreen and red trim, a tall tree with lights and tinsels and gifts. The program featured games, stunts, quizzes, and stories, followed by an oyster supper. Rev. and Mrs. Charles L. Kinney attended and plans for winter meetings were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Lights
Beacon Street
Charles L. Kinney
Veterans' packages readied for Togus and Brunswick hospital
The Elks War committee led by Gardiner Rogers prepared care packages for veterans at Togus and Brunswick Naval Air Station hospital. Lucien Bisson loaned a truck to move Togus bundles, while Rogers and Reinoehl delivered items to Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks War _ committee
Gardiner Rogers
Frank Reinoehl
Harry Thebeau
Les Plant
Joe Mullaney
D. M. McKellar
Togus
Brunswick Naval Air Station Hospital
Lucien Bisson
Rogers
Reinoehl
Brunswick
Gold in Arts and Trades Highlights Golden Value
Gold serves many roles from money to art and industry. Its malleability, anticorrosion properties, electrical conductivity, and ease of forming leaf and wire support vast applications in jewelry, dentistry, instruments, lab ware, and decorative uses across buildings and displays.
Tomorrow a holiday and the Times will not issue
The newspaper notes that tomorrow is a holiday and the Times will not publish. No other major events or notices are provided in the readable text.
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