Elks League Schedule Shakes Up After Week Two
After a two week break the Elks league resumed with Richter's Guards seizing first by scoring eight in the second match while Ralph Dale's Antlers had five in the first. Hap Talbot's Royal Purples closed the gap to one point on Eddie Hartnett's Fixed Stars as Tom Conley's Lecturers tied Jay Povich's Eleven O'Clocks for cellar. Mullaney set a new single string mark with 112, Guards topped team single with 444, and Lecturers posted a team total of 1288 surpassing 1265 jointly held by Antlers and Guards. Al Thayer led with 291 followed by Harold Fielding 286, Conley 283, Talbot 282, and Mullaney 281.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ League
Oy Richter
Guards
Ralph Dale
Hap” Talbot
Royal Purples
Eddie Hartnett
Tom Conley
Jay Povich
Johnny Mullaney
Antlers
al Thayer
Harold Fielding
Foul Shooting Tourney Attracts 75 Entrants At YMCA
Nearly seventy five participants join the annual foul shooting contest at the YMCA this week. Each shooter will attempt 24 shots across two baskets to simulate game conditions. In the senior division the first round pairs include Donald Page versus Louis Couture and Fred Hayward versus Wilfred Gaudet, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Page
Louis Couture
Fred Hayward
Wilfred Gaudet
Clyde Stilphen
Edward Fraser
Clinton Child
Arthur Sturtevant
James McQuarrie
George Hart
Leland Fortier
John Staples
Martin Vigne
Dick Cummings
Iscar Greenblatt
George Perry
Abraham Greenblatt
P. Haviland Chaney
Epperat Johns
Harold Stanton
Frank Hinds
Albert Desmond
Edward J. Hogan
George McKellar
John Voorhees
Robert Ingraham
Jean Pomerleau
Edward Avery
Norman Seekins
Wendall Safford
Harold Babine
Robert Huse
Norman Alkazin
Charles Sullivan
Robert Clark
James Morse
Herbert Fraser
John Perry
Warren Hogan
John Lowery
Robert McDougall
George W. Wilson
James McDougall
William Pinkham
Past Ladies' Club Jolly Party in Myrtle Lodge
Past Ladies’ club of Myrtle lodge met at Rose street with Mrs. Fred Daley Monday night. Mrs. W. Higgins presided as president. Christmas gifts exchanged. In contract Mrs. Fred S. Curtis won first prize. Mrs. Higgins received the consolation prize. In flinch Mrs. Mary Lowell won a box of handkerchiefs. Other attendees included Mrs. Robert C. Mitchell and others. Refreshments served. Next meeting January 25 at Mrs. Wilfred W. Chaney’s home with Mrs. Campbell co-hostess. Blanche Moody returned from Fitchburg after Christmas visit with sister Caroline Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
Fred Daley
Rose Street
W. Frank Higgins
Fred S. Curtis
Higgins
Mary Lowell
Robert C. Mitchell
Elmer Camp
Charles Nelson
Wallace Atwood
Mabel Shepard
John H. Hunt
Melville B. Clark
Wilfred W. Chaney
Park Street
Campbell
Social Roundup of Phippsburg and Nearby Towns
Numerous local residents and visitors are listed in holiday and weekend gatherings across Phippsburg, Bath, Woolwich, Bruns wick, and nearby areas. Notable names include Sam H. Gilman, J Bradford Sprague, Emily Sprague, Miss Helen Anderson, Pauline Rogers, Eugene G. Ingalls, Lena Oliver, George Frazier, Frank P. Leavitt, Stanwood Gilman, Owen Richardson, Alfred Simpson, Grace Parks, Lincoln Parks, John Tracey, Howard Bowker, Bessie Sprague, and Miss Eleanor Brown. The region sees guests at Small Point Beach and Bath homes, with multiple Christmas and weekend visits, plus a grange installation invitation and a Welfare Club meeting postponed due to a member’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petia
Belmont
Sam H. Gilman
Ashdale
J. Bradford Sprague
Bessie
George Sprague
Emily
Charles
Edith Sprague
Helen Anderson
Bethel
Small Point Beach
Pauline Rogers
Augusta
Eugene G. Ingalls
Berlin
N. H
George J. Ingalls
Lena Oliver
George Frazier
Frazier
Portland
Frank P. Leavitt
Tyleston Oliver
Winneganee
Stanwood Gilman
Bath
Owen Richardson
James L. Morse
Alfred Simpson
Ronald
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Grace Parks
Lincoln Parks
Brunswick
John Tracey
Kittery
Howard S. Bowker
Woolwich
Bodwell
Dromore
Simpson
Harry Gilmore
Eleanor Brown
William Blaisdell
Revere
Miss Brown
Edward Breare
Gertrude Blaisdell
Annie Synnott
Newbury
John Kelley
Henry Carlton
Bath Memorial Hospital
Estelle Bowden
R. N
Fred Lewin
Lighting Proposals Before Committee
Ralph Kennison of Augusta and Simeon Dyer of Central Maine Power appeared before the Municipal Lighting committee to seek renewal of a ten year contract. The plan urges gradual efficiency gains by replacing ornamental cluster lights with a single light like those on the bridge, reallocating lights over major arteries in year two and then elsewhere in year three. Officials say small lights could be swapped for larger to improve service. committee will hold one or two more meetings before reporting to the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kennison
Augusta
Central Maine Power Co
Simeon Dyer
Municipal Lighting Committee
Central Seniors Have Jolly Party
The annual Christmas party of Central church’s senior department was held in the parish house on Tuesday evening. Guests included parish youths from area schools, with patrons Mr and Mrs Arthur W King and others. The redecorated hall featured greens and a decorated tree, John Grindell’s orchestra provided music, and ices and cake were served during a brief intermission. Mr and Mrs Edward Dale True and daughter Sally Joan returned to Garden City after visiting. Miss Jean L Danforth, ill with pneumonia, shows gradual improvement at home on 10% High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Arthur W. King
Marius H. Page
Hiram T. Stevens
Carl J. Severin
William R. Kimball
David L. Wilson
John Grindell
Edward Dale True
Sally Joan
Garden City
N. Y
Edward D. True
Washingiton Street
Club Garret Dances at Christmas Night Dinner Dance
Club Garret held its first Christmas night strictly for mal dinner dance at Hotel Sedgwick with 112 attendees including members, parents and school friends. Ernie George's orchestra provided music. a full course chicken dinner followed by Christmas songs. a Corsage favors for ladies. The event aims to become an annual affair with a long attendee list and several out-of-town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Garret
Sedgwick
Ernie George
Beatrice E. Duprey
Nettans. Briggs
Margaret E. Austin
Bertha L. Lord
Doris M. Scott
Louise M. Stewart
Margaret Austin
Louise Briggs
Marguerite Brown
Netta S. Briggs
Annah Chaney
Ruth I. Dale
Betty Fuller
Emily Jordan
Kathleen V. Leonard
Mary Kenney
Margaret Mackinnon
Frances Mather
Isabelle Mackinnon
Katharine Plummer
Florence N. Robinson
Barbara Ross
Hilda G. Scott
Frances Shaughnessy
Elinor Shorey
Lore Steininger
Mary Sewall
George Barker
Percy Black
Ralph Crocker
Carl Dearborn
Richard Farnham
John Green
Richard Haskell
Vincent Henderson
Herbert A. Henderson
Linwood Haynes
James Jenkins
James Jackson
John Levyn
Leonard P. Litchfield
J. Ivan Kirkpatrick
Edward Morin
Harold McElman
Albert McMann
John McCarty
Edward Owen
Victor Paquet
Redington Reed
Rodney Ross, Jr
Charles Small
John
Richard McElman
Dan McDonald
Tom Allen
Edward J. Lee, Jr
Norman Mackinnon
Ralph D. Warren
Randall Daley
William Allard
Robert Brownell
Edward Steininger
Arline Caddy
West Medford
Mass
Robert P. Shaw
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Robert B. Hatch, Jr
New York City
Erla Brown
Bowdeinham
Barbara Frazee
Portland
Foster Higgins
Augusta
Delaney Lathrop
Gardiner
Linwood Hodgdon
Philip van Hook
Philadelphia
Philip Terrill
Junior League Ball on New Year's Eve at Arcade Ballroom
The New Year’s Eve ball by the Junior Hospital League benefits Bath Memorial Hospital will run 8:30 PM to 1:00 AM at the Arcade ballroom with the Royal Arcadians. Tickets are available at Hallet’s or through committee members led by Mrs. Roger D. Skillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hospital League
Bath Memorial Hospital
Arcade
Royal Arcadians
Hallet’s
Roger D. Skillings
Marcia Moulton
Ruth Skillings
Harriet Hill
Anna _ Trott
Priscilla Magoun
Royal Johnson
James A. Gillies, Jr
Edwin R. Andrews
Dwight W. Pierce
Janette Smith
Betty Fuller
Mary Lord
Harry Day
Donald N. Small
Beacon Junior Aid Elects Its Officers
A special Beacon Street church Junior Aid meeting elected officers at Mrs. Sanford B. Nickerson’s home 23 Park Street. New officers are Mrs. Carleton W. Andrews president, Mrs. Kenneth P. Haskell vice president, Mrs. Warren A. Parris secretary, Mrs. Raymond C. Hart treasurer, Mrs. Lula P. Herbert chaplain. A regular meeting will install them with Mrs. Frank H. Reinoehl on North Street. Retiring officers include Mrs. Herbert vice president, Mrs. Fred D. Pinkham secretary, Mrs. Carl H. Pinson treasurer, and Mrs. Maurice B. Shea. 17 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Beacon Street
Sanford B. Nickerson
Park Street
Carleton W. Andrews
Kenneth P. Haskell
Warren A. Parris
Raymond C. Hart
Lula P. Herbert
Frank H. Reinoehl
North Street
Nickerson
Herbert
Fred D. Pinkham
Carl H. Pinson
Maurice B. Shea
Andrews
Christmas Concert at Beacon Street on Sunday Evening
Beacon Street Sunday school held its annual Christmas tree and concert under Mrs Hermon W Crooker and teachers. The program featured many students with readings, recitations, songs, and piano pieces including Santa's Best Gift Away in a Manger Angels Song It Came Upon the Midnight Clear and What We Can Do among others. Candy favors were given to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Hermon W. Crooker
Leland
Santa Claus
Norma Hutchins
Dorothy Bradford
Richard Ferris
Carl Pinson
Joan Hutchins
Joseph Saint “Bright Stockings
Isabel Fiefield
Fay Renaud
Valerie Nickerson
Carolyn St. Martin
Roger Pinkham
Bobby Powers
Jolly Santa Claus
Riaile Cclesudes
Leland Plummer, Jr
Etop Vsbidok Tends
Dean Jordan
Nola Belanger
Geraldine Pratt
Bertha Renaud
Bol
Catherine Powers
Daddy
Richard Fullerton
Accillacion Pirates
Audrey Steen
Helen Plummer
Talk on West Point by John E. Huse
John E. Huse on initial furlough from United States Military Academy at West Point addressed 60 Winter Street Fireside Club members. Life at the academy and the football teams featured. Charlotte Page elected secretary. refreshment committee named. Martha Page to lead next discussion. speakers to be submitted before Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Huse
United States Military Academy
West Point
Winter Street
Academy
Huse
Charlotte Page
Jean McCall
Patricia Sewall
Dorothy Durgin
Channing Shorey
Durward Shorey
Charles Plummer
Martha Page
Grace Sunday School Pleasant Christmas Party
The Grace church Sunday school held its annual party Monday afternoon with a Vesper service led by the Junior Boy choir. A Christmas tree concerted gifts for each attendee, followed by ice cream and cake in the parish house. The event was organized by the Sunday school teachers. A Young People's dancing party is planned for Wednesday night at eight in the parish house with committee members Mrs. Frederick E. Drake Mrs. Arthur Sewall 2d Miss Netta Briggs and Miss Patricia Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Frederick E. Drake
Arthur Sewall 2d
Netta Briggs
Patricia Sewall
History of Bath scarce as new edition arrives
The 1894 Parker McCobb Reed History of Bath price stands at $12 with limited availability, as dealers struggle to locate copies. A new History of Bath by Col Henry W. Owen Jr provides access to the city’s Shipping City story without pursuing the 1894 edition rare in circulation. Alden G. Smith hosted Christmas dinner guests Hon Rupert H Baxter Mrs Harry W Tucker and Mrs Lydia Baxter Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker McCobb Reed
Bath
F. W. Chandler & Son
Brunswick
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Alden G. Smith
Rupert H. Baxter
Harry W Tucker
Lydia Baxter Smith
Popham Beach Aids Community Christmas Visits
A list of visits and social events in Popham Beach includes Bowdoin students and families visiting relatives in South Portland Bath and Jonesport. Capt William H Wincapaw completed an Atlantic Coast lighthouse flight with a new plane piloted by his son. The Beano club met with Mrs Margaret Stover hosting and door prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin
Leona McDonnell
McDonnell
South Portland
Eva Dobbin
Althea Oliver
Marie Leonard
Portland
Leaman Drake
Robert Barlow
Robert
East Boothbay
Popham
Jonesport
Elizabeth Oliver
Bath
Oliver
George
Margaret Stover
Katherine Mullaney
Eleanor Mullaney
John
Joel Mullaney
George Garnet
Leah Bowie
Helena Oliver
Spruceville
Charles Clark
Hardings
Clark
Clinton Newdick
Newdick
Harry Day
Brunswick
Fred Osgood
Wilda Barlow
Day
Nathaniel Perkins
Eugene Osgood
Portland Marine Hospital
Osgood
Edna Coolidge
Edgar N. Drake
Georgetown
Seaman Drake
Karl Hentz
Long Island
Forrest Legard
Paul
Kenneth
Charles
Betty Lou
Nina Larrabee
E. W. Osgood
Frank Scott
Ethel Osgood
Lewiston
Augusta
Eugene Stover
Park Street
Shirley Morong
Norman Perkins
Blanchard Crowley
Lawrence
Phillip Wyman
Popham Light
Old Fort
Milliard Urquehart
Seguin Island
Urquehart
Jonesport. Mrs. Schofield and Two Children of Harpswell
Schofield
Marguerite McNulty
Biddeford
Richard
Pauline Morong
Lisbon Falls
Eleanor Thayer
Thayer
Hatch Boy Moves to Pittsburgh with Chicle Company
Robert B Hatch Jr spent the holidays with his grandmother Mrs Davis Hatch of Green Street and left Tuesday for Pittsburgh Pennsylvania where he has been transferred by the American Chicle Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Hatch, Jr
Davis Hatch
Greenstreet
Pittsburgh
Central Beats Universalist In Church League Start
Central topped Universalist 28 to 20 to pull within a game of second place as the Church League opened its second half. St Mary's defeated Wesley 49 to 24, Beacon edged Elm 25 to 22 with a late rally, and Winter halted Grace 28 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Universalist
Central Boys
Unies
St. Mary’s
Wesley
Beacon
Elm
Grace
Y. M. C. A. Church League
St. Mary's
Corliss Steer
St Mary's
Grammar League Opens With Narrow Openers At Y Gym
The Y M C A Grammar School Basketball League launched Saturday at the Y gymnasium with four of five teams in action. North Grammar defeated Dike 29 to 4, and St Marys topped Weeks Street 17 to 9, while Central had a bye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Grammar School
Y Gymnasium
North Grammar
Dike
St. Mary's
Weeks Street
Central
Central Grammar
Pageant at First Baptist Church honors wise men scene
The First Baptist Church staged a living picture pageant titled The Wise Men with a torchbearer procession and candle ceremonies. Rev M Helen Sims directed the event, praising the worshipful service and listing many participants led by Carolyn Oliver and Alberta McLellan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
M. Helen Sims
Miss Sims
Carolyn Oliver
Alberta McLellan
Stanley Teasdale
Eleanor Wright
William Dennison
Arthur J. Dunton
Joseph Teasdale
Richard Orvis
Mary Robinson
Nella Stover
Betty Orvis
Dorothy Martin
Alice Eaton
Forrest Legard
Leon Eaton
Carol Coombs
Lloyd Hooker
Fred Summerton
Arthur Dunton
Charles R. Sims
Joseph Dauphin
Rudolph Furber
Shirley Pratt
Marjorie Stover
Eulah Coombs
Madelyn Dunton
Lucy Rogers
Rosamond Stover
David Teasdale
Cedric Martin
Richard Dennison
Harry Moulton
Barbara Legard
Harold Teasdale
Chester McKenzie
Harriet Furber
Elizabeth Eaton
Irma Groves
Alice Dennison
Sarah B. Wright
Evelyn Southard
William Wakefield
Vaughn Overman
Melvin Pratt
Arthur Stuart
Adams Thibodeau unite in Brunswick marriage
Joseph William Adams of 10 Water Street Court and Miss Marie Anne Thibodeau of 21 Mason Street Brunswick were united in marriage on December 26 by Judge Walter S. Glidden justice of the peace at 13 Center Street. The groom is son of Harrison E. Adams of Bath and the bride daughter of Mrs Marie Louise Thibodeau of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph William Adams
Water Street Court
Marie Anne Thibodeau
Mason Street
Brunswick
Walter S. Glidden
Center Street
Harrison E. Adams
Bath
Marie Louise Thibodeau
Winnegance News Recalls Local Christmas Week Events
Holiday guests of Mia included family and friends. Miss Oliver trained at Westerly hospital for 18 months. Ice boats skimmed the lake all day as spectators watched from the causeway. Mrs Omar R Perry’s death brings sorrow to the village, where she was active in local groups. Mrs Fred L Parks wintering in Rhode Island visited Elmer Coggeshall’s home. Squaw Club postponed New Year’s tree gathering to Jan 7 after Mrs Perry’s passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Te Am LP Morse
Westerly
R. L. Hospital
Miss Oliver
R. T
Winneganee
Omar R. Perry
Winnegance
Fred L. Parks
Rhode Island
Elmer Coggeshall
Squaw Glub
Edgar Oliver
Omar Perry
Rotarians debate Bath High gym use and carnival plans
Bath Rotary discusses expanding club membership requiring the Morse High gym in Winter Carnival venues. President Winchenbach reports on Education Board talks about liquor restrictions and police involvement amid stalled progress. New members Dr. Ralph Warren and Dominique J. Tardif welcomed. visiting Rotarians Emmons, Hunt attend with guests Reid and Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Sedgwick
Rotary Clubs
Bath Club
Francis A. Winchenbach
Ry” Page
Pres
Winchenbach
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Board of Education
Morse High
Rotary Committee
School Board
Ralph Warren
Dominique J. Tardif
Wiseman Farms
Harry E. Emmons
Donald Hunt
Brunswick
Walter E. Reid
Georgetown
Wendall Ward
Elks New Year Eve Party At Lombard Street Home
Bath Lodge of Elks revives a popular event with a New Year’s Eve dance at its Lombard street club house. Open House begins at nine and runs to the early hours, with dancing and refreshments including chicken and lobster patties. Committee members include Leon M. Genthner, Joseph Breault, T. Edward McCormick, Stanley W. Whitehouse, and Exalted Ruler Edward J. McMann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge of Elks
Lombard Street
Leon M. Genthner
Joseph Breault
T. Edward McCormick
Stanley W. Whitehouse
Edward J. McMann
County Officials Start Terms In Sagada Hoc
At 12.01 on New Year’s morn Sagada hoc county’s new sheriff Charles W. Messenger of Richmond known as Bob will assume duties. County Attorney Ralph O. Dale, re elected for two years, qualified before Judge Walter S. Glidden. New county commissioner E. Mason Wright of Bath will succeed Joseph W. Randlette of Richmond and qualified before Clerk Fred H. Thompson. Mrs Mae Skofield of Wellesley Mass visits relatives for the holidays. Mr and Mrs Charles I Madden Jr and daughter Barbara of Lewiston return after a visit with Madden’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Charles W. Messenger
Richmond
Bob
Ralph O. Dale
Walter S. Glidden
E. Mason Wright
Bath
Joseph W. Randlette
Fred H. Thompson
Dedimus
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ELKS
Roy Richter
J. Mullaney
J. Povich
Demme
Y.M.C.A
Blanche Moody
Fitchburg
Miss Caroline Moody
Phippsburg
Jean L. Danforth
High Street
Garret
Beacon Junior Aid
Raymond H. Trott
Providence, R. I
Joseph M. Trott
The
Joan Bradford
Grace Sunday School
Reed
Popham Beach
Adams-Thibodeau
Mae Skofield
Wellesley
Ide Fogwill
Henry and
Ida Skhofield
Charles I. Madden, Jr
Barbara
Mr. Madden
Mechanic Street