Dromore Farm Bureau Meets at Winnegance
Annual planning meeting of Dromore Farm Bureau held at Winnegance Community Club House under Miss Hortense Welch home demonstration agent. Eight members and one guest attended. election postponed. bureau to enter Square Meal contest for 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Farm Bureau
Winnegance
Eveline Beals
Grace Bake
Jetha Campbell
Sadie Carlson
Anna Derwent
Jennie Harrington
Minnie McCarthy
Esther McCourt
Annie Percy
Eva Rogers
Irene Young
Phippsburg
Clara Oliver
Leila Oliver
Bath
Viola Bonney
Brookline
Lucia Ferguson
Boston
S. Elizabeth Hampton
Norfolk
Georgia Leach
Malden
Mass
Abbie Minott
Rebecca Minott
Roxbury
Lottie Minott
Portland
Sarah Wilbur
Daytona Beach
Fla
Beals
Buker
The Girl from Maine Letters Convince Officials of Network Program
Large letters from major Maine product users to Marjorie Mills known as The Girl from Maine highlight the 15 station network program's success. Miss Mills broadcasts on Tuesdays and Thursdays and receives substantial fan mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Marjorie Mills
Maine Development Commission
Miss Mills
Bath Elks Join Nationwide Traffic Safety Drive
John P. Crosby of the State police chairs Bath Lodge of Elks Traffic Safety Committee, cooperating with 1,400 lodges to cut 38,000 annual deaths and billions in losses. The Elks program runs 13 weeks with Friday radio broadcasts from 5:15 to 5:30 p.m. over WCSH Portland featuring Civic Choir of Los Angeles, Elks National Chants, Columbus Elks Band, and Maj. Charles S. Hart. Local leaders include Mayor Arthur Sewall, attorney John P. Carey Jr., and City Marshal Walter L. Whitney. The Bath lodge pledges to remove at least one traffic hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Crosby
State Police
Bath Lodge of Elks’ Traffic Safety Committee
Elks
WCSH
Portland
Civic Choir of
Los Angeles
The
Elks’ National Chanters
Columbus, Ohio
Elks Band
Glee Club
Maj
Charles S. Hart
Crosby
City of Bath
Arthur Sewall
John P. Carey, Jr
Walter L. Whitney
Evening art class to reopen at Bailey School
Bailey Evenina Schoool of Industries will reopen for a second term Monday evening January 3. An additional art clip will be offered with Carroll T. Berry of Windsor as instructor. About 20 members are expected. The class covers free hand drawing crayon charcoal and pen and ink, plus commercial work and other art topics. Mr Berry, a noted artist, conducts classes in Wiscasset. He painted the Welcome to Bath ship sign for Cosmos Garden Club. He studied engineering at the University of Mississippi and has lived in Wiscasset five years with wife Janet Scott, an illustrator of children’s books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Berry
Wiscasset
Bath
Cosmopoltan Garden Club
University of Mistin
Janet Scott
Study Club Covered Dish Supper Hosted by Sacred Heart Circle
The Sacred Heart circle No. 554 of the Daughters of Isabella held a covered dish supper Tuesday in Daughters of Isabella hall. Husbands joined, with community singing accompanied by Francis S. McPherson, pianist, and Henry L. Gediman, guitarist. The monthly meeting was led by Rev. David P. Surrette. organizing committee included Mrs Stephen E. McPhee, Mrs. Daniel J. Perry, Mrs. Catherine Cunley, Mrs. Frank E. Moses, Mrs. James E. McLaughlin, and Mrs. Wilfred P. Skaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
D. of I
Daughters of Isavella Hall
Francis S. M.pherson
Henry IL. Gediman
David P. Surrette
Stephen E. McPhee
Daniel J. Perry
Catherine Cu
Farley Littlehale Wedding Held in Woodstock Church
A Saturday night ceremony at Seventh Day Adventist church in Woodstock united Beulah Littlehale and Paul R Farley. Elder Dollinger officiated. The couple's reception followed with 125 guests and out of town relatives attending. They will reside at 37 Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Woodstock
Beulah Littlehale
Walter Littlehale
West Paris
Paul R. Farley
Raymond Farley
High Street
Dollinger
Portland
Farley
Morse High School
Bath Iron Works Corp
Buckfield
Earl Farley
Minott
Guy Farley
Wallace Farley
Henry Farley
Verner Farley
Alice Winslow
Richmond
Elder
Armstrong
Hawkes
Westbrook
Mr. Farley
Chestnut Street
City
Barker Emery Wedding Held In Brunswick Home
Frank E. Barker and Miss Etta Adair Emery wed at seven Thursday evening in Brunswick at the bride's mother home. Dr. David L. Wilson officiated. A reception followed with relatives present and a 10 day trip to New York City planned. They will reside at 26 Boody Street Brunswick after January 2 1938. Barker is a Brunswick High School teacher and Emery studied at MCI and Simmons College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Barker
Academy Street
This City
Etta Adair Emery
Brunswick
Lillian Emery
Boody Street
David L. Wilson
Robert T. Boudreau
Bath
Muriel Farnum
Wilton
Roscoe J. Ham
Mildred Thalhermes
Jean
Adelaide Leslie
Howard Alexander
Barker
New York City
George &. Barker
Morse High School
Hyde Windlass Co
Holden Sargent Christmas Wedding
Lila B. Sargent of Naples married Roger S. Holden of West Bath at 11 30 Christmas Eve in Winter Street Congregational Church parsonage. Rev. Joseph O. Pur due officiated the double ring ceremony. The couple was unattended. Holden is a draftsman. they are children of Henry G. Holden and Edward H. Retlon, with ties to Mabel J. Holden and Marah H. Retlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila B. Sargent
Naples
Roger Stanton Holden
West Bath
Winter Street Congregational Church
Joseph O. Purdue
Mr. Holden
Henry G. Holden
Mabel J. ‘ Foss) Holden
Holden
Edward H. Retlon
Sweden
Marah H. ‘Dunning
Local weddings and an earthquake felt in Lewiston
Philip N. Rattleff and Miss Dorothy S. Stilphen, Woolwich, wed at Montsweag Baptist parsonage with Rev. Weston officiating. Bride and groom plan Woolwich home. Blanche M. White and Louis Wilkin, both of the city, married at Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Portland with Rev. Daly. An earth shock was felt in Lewiston and Auburn Wednesday night, with no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip N. Rattleff
Dorothy S. Stilphen
Woolwich
Baptist Parsonage
Montsweag
Henry E. Weston
Weston
Hartley Hathorne, Jr
George Delano
Bath Iron Works Corp
Blanche M. White
Louis Wilkin
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Portland
J. A. Daly
Durant
Lewiston
Auburn
Bath Young People Announce Engagement
Mrs Arline P Troop of 1008 Middle Street announces the engagement of her daughter Marjorie P Troop to Charles S Bartlett. Marjorie is a Morse high graduate and Bath teacher. she is NHS member. Bartlett attended Morse class of 1928, Navy veteran, Coyne Electrical School graduate, Bath Iron Works pipe shop employee. No wedding date set.
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Marjorie P. Troop
Arline P. Troop
Middle Street
Marjorie P
Charles S. Bartlett
Miss Troop
Troop
Carl C. Troop
Morse High School
Lesley
Bath
South Street
National Honor Society
Bartlett
Morse High
United States Navy
Coyne Electrical School
Chicago
Ill
Bath Iron Works Corp
Conley of Academy to Mullin in Bath Maine
Miss Dorothy M Conley daughter of Mrs Conley and the late Patrick J Conley of 22 Academy is engaged to David P Mullin son of Mrs Anne N Mullin of 1111 Washington St The couple both graduated from Morse High School in 1928 and 1927 respectively and from area colleges They are employed at Bath Iron Works Corp with Conley in the business offices and Mullin in the time office Mullin is a Colonial Club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy M. Conley
David P. Mullin
Bath Iron Works
Anna M. Conley
Academy Street
Dorothy M
Miss Conley
Conley
Patrick J. Conley
Morse High School
Nassan College
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mullin
Anne N. Mullin
Washington Street
Seth S. Mullin
Bowdoin College
Tufts Medical School
Colonial Club
McMahon Colonists Christmas Reunions
Mrs. Horace H. Lee hosted a large family Christmas dinner at her Bryn Mawr home with 16 MacMahan guests including Herbert J. Painter family John K. Lee Peggy and Mary Lee and Fox children Betty and Helen Lester plus James M Rogers family at their Hav erford residence in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace H. Lee
MacMahan
Bryn Mawr
Penna
Herbert J. Painter
Carol
Eleanor
David
John K. Lee
Peggy
Mary
Jack
Horace Lee
Charles Y. Fox
Betty
Helen Lester
James 5. Rogers
Talbot M. Rogers
George K. Rogers
Polly
Jack Wideman
Haverford, Pa
Traffic Pours Over Fill At New Meadows
Work nears completion on Brunswick highway with heavy hauling over the causeway to the West Bath side. A soft spot in the Hyde property about 50 feet deep and under 200 feet long was found, fill using gravel from Chandler farm. Base expected soon, completion in about ten days. road open from Brunswick across New Meadows river to Witch Spring, West Bath, then reconnects to the old road into the city once bog is filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
West Bath
Naval Man Speaker at Winter Street Club
The Water Street Men's club hosts Lt Commander Roger McCall as guest speaker on Plane Handling at Sea. The 6 30 meeting includes supper served by ladies, with net proceeds aiding new basketball suits for the church team in the YMCA League. Visitors are welcomed and business matters will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
Roger McCall
McCa
Y M.C.A
Hyde announces engagement of Miss Jane Hyde to Converse Fenn
Mrs John H Hyde of Elmhurst announces the engagement of her eldest daughter Miss Jane Hyde to Converse Gray Fenn of Brookline Massachusetts son of Mrs Lawrence A Whitney of Brookline and Russell S Fenn of New Haven Conn Miss Hyde is a descendant of Bath Iron Works founder Gen Thomas Worcester Hyde and attended Wayneflete Ogontz Westbrook colleges Mr Fenn attended Choate Wassookeag Dartmouth and is president of Converse Sales Corp in Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Jane Hyde
Converse Gray Fenn
Brookline
Mass
Lawrence A. Whitney
Russell S. Fenn
New Haven
Conn
Miss Hyde
John Holmes Hyde
John Sedgwick Hyde
Bath Iron Works
Thomas Worcester Hyde
Waynefiete
Portland
Ogontz School
Philadelphia
Ogontz Junior College
Westbrook Junior College
Mr. Fenn
Choate School
Wallingford
Engagement announced at Christmas tea at 44 Pearl Street
Mr and Mrs Harry B Briggs Jr entertained a Christmas day tea at their home 44 Pearl Street and announced the engagement of their daughter Netta Briggs to Philip Stokes Van Hook of Long Island New York Miss Briggs a Morse High School class of 31 graduate attended Colby Junior College New London N H and the University of Maine She is a Club Garret member and chaired the dinner dance at Hotel Sedgwick on Christmas night Van Hook is son of Rev and Mrs Carlton Van Hook of Ocean Grove New Jersey He is a Pitman High School and Yale University graduate and now teaches German at Stony Brook College Long Island No wedding date set Miss Margaret Austin and Miss Bertha Lord poured the tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Briggs
Pearl Street
Netta
Philip Stokes van Hook
Long Island
N. Y
Miss Briggs
Morse High School
Colby Junior College
New London
N. H
University of Maine
Club Garret
Sedgwick
van Hook
Carlton van Hook
Ocean Grove
N. J
Pitman
High School
Yale University
Stony Brook College
Margaret Austin
Bertha Lord Poured
Frances Mather Engaged To Arthur Smail Of Winthrop
Mr and Mrs Frank S Mather of 36 Court Street announce the engagement of their daughter E Frances to Arthur G Smail son of Capt and Mrs William A Small of 12 Dummer Street Frances a Morse High School 1932 graduate works for New England Telephone and Telegraph Co Small a Winthrop High School graduate is employed by American Railway Express Co of Winthrop Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Mather
Court Street
E. Frances
Arthur G. Smail
William A. Small
Dummer Street
Miss Mather
Morse High School
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Small
Winthrop High School
Winthrop
Mass
American Railway Express Co
Erwin Sprague Engagement Revealed at Christmas
Miss Eleanor M. Erwin daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Erwin of 171 Oak Street announced her engagement to Lawrence E Sprague son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Sprague of 31 Richardson Street on Christmas Day. Erwin graduated Morse High School in 1933 and Sprague in 1929. He works at Bain Iron Works Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor M. Erwin
Herbert Erwin
Oak Street
Laurence E. Sprague
Eugene Sprague
Richardson Street
Miss Erwin
Morse High School
Spague
Bain Iron Works Corp
Loss of His Collie Causes Most Grief
South Windham farmer Frank L. Chapman mourns a lost brown and white Spitz collie more than his damaged Ford sedan after a noon collision at Washington and Center streets with Albert L. Ingalls in a Chevy. The dog vanished through a broken window, while both cars suffered side damage and a stop sign was bent. No reckless driving found. dog described by Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Chapman
South Windham
Washington and
Center Streets
Albert L. Ingalls
North Bath
Chapman
Washington Street
Wilson's Fish Market
Carlton Bridge
Vine Street
Mr. Ingalls
Ford
Walter L. Whitney
Langdon E. Green
Mr. Chapman
Robin visits Augusta window box to snack on red berries
A robin in Augusta on Columbia Street watched by Mrs. Garland fed on black alder berries in a window box decorated with evergreens. Bread crumbs and suet failed to tempt it, and to protect the holiday color scheme the box was covered with fabric until after the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Street
Augusta
Everett A. Garland
Holidays Bring Local Guests And Socials Across Maine
Leonard Curtis of Caribou joins family in Bowdoinham for holidays while several families host gatherings in Portland Belfast Freeport Camden Brunswick and Rangeley. A benefit party for Coombs high school seniors features bridge games and book donations. A chimney fire at Harold Hackett’s home caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Curtis
Caribou
Norman Curtis
A. S. MacDougal
Leslie
Avery Fides
Frank Siegars
Barbara
Portland
George Hamilton
Samuel Wildes
South Portland
Caleb Mitchell
Mitchell
Freeport
Mary Duncan
Ivan Lang
Frances Merrill
Frank Thorne
Belfast
John Tarbox
John
Edward Baker
Linwood Hackett
Zina Maxwell
Alvin Huntoon
Percy Rideout
Linwood Rideout
Nellie Rideout
Eva
Camden
Karl Hatch
Samuel Dorrance
Richmond
Charities Hatch
George Cutler
Marl Downing
Arthur
Addie Fowle
Christine Cunningham
Rangeley
Hattie Heath
Lester Blair
Boston
Wesley Williams
Coombs High School
Clara Fogg
George Cualer
Helen Britt
Ida Fowle
Charles Hackett
Murl Downing
Hackett
Harold Hackett
Robert Adams
Esther Browne
Earl Brown
Springfield
Mass
Neal Bishop
Bishop
Bickmore
Stockton Springs
Edna Ward
Maxwell
Clinton
Jake Bishop, Jr
J. W. Bishop
William Sparks
Philadelphia
Holiday visit and local births noted in New England
Raymond Peabody and two children visited holiday at Mr and Mrs Percy Blanchard in Newburyport Massachusetts. Miss Courtney Nealey returned to Sanford to resume teaching at the primary school. Sagadahoc Pomona joined Merrymeeting Grange at Bowdoinham and conferred the fifth degree. Mr and Mrs Avery Trufant welcomed a nine pound son named Lawson Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Peabody
Newburyport
Mass
Percy Blanchard
Courtney Nealey
Sanford
Sagadahoc Pomona
Merry Meeting Grange
Bowdoinham
Avery Trufant
Lawson Hayes
Leighton Phone Installed in Bowdoinham Home
Herbert Leighton has a telephone installed in his Bowdoinham home and the number is 7 11. Mr and Mrs Fred D Heath were called to New Hampshire last Saturday to visit Mrs Heaths ill father. Tina Jack will spend the winter with her daughter in Hallowell. Many relatives and neighbors gathered for Christmas at A Frank Heath family. The Gott family moved to Connecticut while George Gott remains at the Spear farm. Walter Hardley died in Brunswick hospital after a short illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Leighton
Fred D. Heath
New Hampshire
Heath
Tina Jack
Lester Longfellow
Hallowell
Elmer Jordan
Edward Graves
Herbert Heath
Marguerite
George Ackley
Lynde Heath
Mary H. Heath
Nequasset Farm Bureau Sets Wednesday Meeting
Nequasset Farm Bureau will hold a regular meeting Wednesday January 5 in the vestry of the Nequasset Congregational church. Dinner will be served at noon hosted by Mrs Frank R Bailey Mrs Maurice T Hathorne Mrs Percy Bailey and Mrs Will Leeman. A state welfare department representative will speak on health and books arrived for the library unit with Mrs Henry T Dubar as librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Nequasset Congregational Church
Frank R. Bailey
Maurice T. Hathorne
Percy Bailey
Will Leeman
State Welfare Department
Carolyn Anderson
Farm Bureaus
Henry T. Dubar
Holiday Guests Visit Hall and Wing Families
Personal notes recount Mr and Mrs Harold Hall and son Junior from Yonkers New York visiting Mr and Mrs Adelbert Hall on Bedford Street. Carolyn Wing and her father William J Downing from North Woolwich Christmas with her son Albert Wing in Richmond. Mrs Frank E Horn returns to Brooklyn after Christmas with her parents J M Sanford and wife at 41 Crescent Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hall
Yonkers, N. Y
Mr. Hall
Mrs
Adelbert Hall
Bedford Street
Carolyn D. Wing
William J. Downing
North Woolwich
Albert D. Wing
Wing
Richmond
Frank E. Horn
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. M. Sanford
Crescent Street
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Senter's, Inc
Shirley Temple
Children’s Department
Farm City
Fred B Reed Co
Stanl E. Wallace
Front Street
Brewster G. Sedgwick
Optometrist
Arthur Allen
Bath Trust
Bath Elks
P. Crosby
Carroll T. Berry
Study Club
Bath Man
Stilphen
Wilkin—White
M'Mahan
New Meadows
New Bath-Brunswick
Witch Spring
Cook’s Corner
Winter Street Club
Brookline, Mass
Frances Mather
Bath Department Store
H. B. Esmond, M.D
Bowdeinham
Bowdoinham Post Road
Johnny Davis
Jane Travis
MR. Moto
Fred MacMurray
Carole Lombard
John Barrymore
Jane Withers
Popeye
Fredric March
Alcatraz Island