Bath Society Notes Highlight Local Club and Visits
Social and club news from Bath recounts hostesses for Friday night gatherings, prizes won by Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Perkins, and upcoming meetings at Pine street and Park street. Visits include Mrs. Edward Hines in Tops ham, and several residents traveling to Augusta, Boothbay Harbor, and New York for events and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burgess
Street
Laur Caton
Ed Page
Roy
Elmer Morse
John Perkins
Burgess
Morse
Edward
John Club
Lutz
Pine Street
Wade Moves About Room After 10 Weeks Post Surgery
George A. Wade of 900 High Street has recovered enough from surgery at Memorial hospital to be up and about his room after ten weeks as a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Wade
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Young patient at Memorial hospital with pneumonia
Renee Richards four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Richards of Days Ferry is a patient at Memorial hospital for the second time with pneumonia. She entered the hospital January 21 and is now much improved. Her sister Judith seven, a pupil at Nequasset school, has been confined at home seven weeks with an ear ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee Richards
Albert Richards
Day's Ferry
Memorial Hospital
Judith
Nequasset School
Sewall Couple Dines After Boston Tea Hosting
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall of Illinois spent several days in Boston attending a tea hosted by Mrs Chester S Brett at her Boston home for Mrs Brett Jr the former Nancy Sewall. After the tea the Bretts hosted a family dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Boston
Chester S. Brett
Chester S. Brett, Jr
Nancy Sewall
Hayes Weekend Visit With Sister In Washburn Street
Mark Hayes of Staten Island New York is spending the weekend with his sister Miss Helen Hayes on Washburn street. Hayes is employed by the Todd Ship Building Corp in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hayes
Staten Island
N. Y
Miss Helen Hayes
Washburn Street
Mr. Hayes
Todd Shipbuilding Corp
New York
Mrs Gannon Returns to Bath After Visit
Mrs. Lewis F. Gannon of Milan street returns to Bath after several weeks in Derry New Hampshire with her son and daughter in law and in Chester New Hampshire with her son and wife. She is passing the winter at the home of Miss Alice Shorey on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Fowle
Mitchell School
Forrest Fowle
Boothbay Harbor
Rev. Fowle
Boothbay Methodist Church
Fowle
William P. Hatch
Washington Street
Lewis F. Gannon
Milan Street
Derry
N. H
Lewis F. Gannon, Jr
Chester
Eugene Gannon
Bath
Alice Shorey
Chester Landy
Newton Highlands
Mass
Mrs. Morris Ziblatt
Elm Street
John McInnes
Eastland
Portland
Duncan McInnes
Pearl Street
Winter travels and local fraternal notices in Maine
Mrs. Hope Ward of Hardings plans a winter stay in Grot Conn with her daughter and son in law the Lawrences while visiting Delaware relatives. Earl Eastman and Ernest Ward are noted among extended family in Skowhegan and Massachusetts. Mary Ellen Desmond born Christmas day to Mrs Desmond of Quonset Point. Lincoln lodge officers and Rebekah Lodge events referenced with Athena Gillespie and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Ward
Hardings
Grot Conn
Lawrence Martin
Delaware
Ter
Ernest Stott
Ernest Ward
Skowhegan
Massachusetts
Earl Eastman
A. E. Desmond
Oak Street
Chief
Jere Desmond
Quonset Point
Rhode Island
Rotary President Finds Fine Weather Aboard Caronia
Mrs. Wellington A Moore of Weeks street visits her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Roy Harmon of Brunswick. Miriam Adams born Bath teaches at Morse High. William S Newell of Bath Iron Works aboard Caronia cruises Far East and Europe and stops in Honolulu January 23 to meet Rotarians and noted being a former Bath Rotary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington A. Moore
Weeks Street
Roy Harmon
Brunswick
Harmon
Miriam Adams
Bath
Morse High
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works
Caronia
Far East
Europe
Honolulu
Bath Rotary Club
Bath area notices and social rounds in brief
Miss Barbara Brooks of Bath left for Brockton due to a family illness. Antique show plans by North Center P T A set for June 20 to 22 at Huse auditorium. Priscilla Perkins joins Hyde Windlass Co. staff. Mild social updates include visits to Bangor, Wiscasset, Newton Highlands, and Portland, plus local school and staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Brooks
Bath
Brockton
Mass
C. Lloyd Hooker
High Street
North Center P. T. A
Huse Auditorium
William Davis
Isadore Singer
F. Merton Bradway
Hooker
Bath Variety and Drug Store Employs Marlene Christopher
Miss Marlene L. Christopher of Denny Road has joined the Bath variety and drug store staff. She will assist in customer service and stocking duties at the Bath establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene L. Christopher
Denny Road
Bath Variety and
Mrs Leland Plummer Moves to South Coventry With Family
Mrs Leland Plummer left her home on Dummer street Monday to go to South Coventry Connecticut where she will live for a time with her son Charles and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Plummer
Dummer Street
South Coventry
Conn
Charles
Miss Helter Poulos Joins Senters Inc as Office Worker
Miss Helter Poulos recently entered the employ of Senters Inc where she is performing office duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Helter Poulos
Senters, Inc
Edward Butterfield Concert at Wesley Methodist Church
Edward Butterfield will give a concert on February 23 under the auspices of the Board of Education of Wesley Methodist Church, with proceeds supporting church programs. The event highlights a local cultural offering organized by Wesley Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Butterfield
Board of Education
Wesley Methodist Church
Sumner Sewall hosts informal reception for engaged couple
Out of town guests attended the Saturday reception at ex Governor Sumner Sewall and wife on Washington Street to greet Miss Diane Curtis and her fiancé Melvin Henderson. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edward P Curtis Rochester NY Miss Phoebe Buckman Glen Summit PA and Charles Chase of Wiscasset about 150 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Washington Street
Edward P. Curtis
Rochester
N. Y
Phoebe Buckman
Glen Summit
Charles Chase
Wiscasset
Diane Curtis
Miss Buckman
William D. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Stone House Farm
Mrs. Curtis
Coffin Family Heads to Connecticut from New Hampshire
Mrs. N. Elwood Coffin and her children Kathy Ellen Larri Louise and N. Elwood Coffin third depart Tuesday for Stonington Connecticut to reside They are joined by Mrs Coffin's father Samuel Guptill and Mrs Guptill of Day's Ferry who will spend a few days in Connecticut and Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Elwood Coffin
West Bath
Stonington, Conn
Mr. Coffin
Coffin
The
Electric Boat Co
Groton
Conn
Kathy
Ellen
Larri- Louise
Mr and Mrs Stanley Hunter Return Home From Boston
Mr and Mrs Stanley Hunter have returned to their home on the Brunswick road after spending a few days in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hunter
Brunswick Road
Boston
Bath teacher Miss Palmer earns degree then pursues graduate work
Miss Marjorie Palmer, formerly of Bath and a graduate of State Teachers College Fram ingham, Mass., has received her Bachelor of Science in Education and is now pursuing a Master’s degree at Boston University. She resides at Charlesgate Hall in Boston, living on Charlesgate East, near her former Bath home on Marshall Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Palmer
Bath
State Teachers’ College
Framingham
Mass
Boston University
Boston
Charlesgate Hall
Charlesgate East
Marshall l Avenue
Marjorie Palmér
Mrs George J Goodwin Undergoes Surgery in Portland
Mrs George J Goodwin of Washington Street is a patient at Mercy Hospital Portland where she underwent surgery Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Goodwin
Washington Street
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Linwood Abbott elected to Maine Teachers' Association executive
Linwood A. Abbott former Bath Teachers' club president has been chosen for the Maine Teachers' Association executive committee. He teaches the metal trades course at Morse High School. The executive committee met in Augusta for an all day session at MTA headquarters. Mrs Carroll Wakefield hosted the Junior Misers club at her Washington Street home. Mrs Mercie McFadden of this city and her son Maynard, on the West coast, are visiting California and Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Clifford Sargent
Nathalie Fowle
William Temple
Willard McLean
Merle Niles
Augusta
Kyoshi Tanimoto
Green Street Methodist Church
Tanimoto
Hiroshima
John Hersey
Knick-Kmack Club
Doris Lutz
Pine Street
Betty Holland
Th McDougal
Beatrice Thebeau
Helen Degton
Vibnet
Joie Holland
Richardson Street
Linwood A. Abbott
Bath Teachers’ Club
Maine Teachers’ Association
Abbott
Morse High School
MTA
Carroll L. Wakefield
Washington Street
Mercie McFadden
California
Maynard
Newport
Calif
Birth of Gregory Martin Willette in Memorial Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Phene Willette announce the birth of a son at Memorial hospital on January 24. The infant, named Gregory Martin, weighs five pounds six ounces. The baby’s mother is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delmore H. Gilman of 32 South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phene Willette
Pine Street
Memorial Hospital
Gregory Martin
Willette
Delmore H. Gilman
South Street
Mrs Sylvia Morin Patient at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Sylvia Morin of 562 Middle Street is listed as a patient at Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Raymond Merrill recently moved from Noble Avenue to Malden Massachusetts over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Morin
Middle Street
The
Memorial Hospital
Raymond Merrill
Noble Avenue
Malden
Mass
Mr. Merrill
G. I
Augusta
Birth of Linda Louise Church at Memorial Hospital
Linda Louise Church was born January 22 at Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs Shaw R Church of 10 Bowman Street. The newborn weighs six pounds seven ounces. Mr Church is a salesman currently covering a territory in Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Louise
Memorial Hospital
Shaw R. Church
Bowman Street
Mr. Church
Connecticut
Harvey Henderson Jr Confined by Illness at Foster's Point
Harvey Henderson Jr employed at Bath Iron Works is confined to his home at Foster's Point due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Henderson
Bath Iron Works
Foster's Point
Mrs Hitchcock Hosts Contract Club at Washington Street
Mrs Russell S Hitchcock acted as hostess to the Wednesday Contract club at her Washington street home Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell S. Hitchcock
Washington Street
Bath readers note visits and shipboard assignments list
Lieut Herbert F Sparrell U S N and Mrs Sparrell arrive in Bath to visit Mrs Sparrells sister Doris Tobey and Bath relatives. Sparrell will go to Washington on duty after February 12. Mrs Hugh D Grant confined with a cold in Bath. Several local residents reconnect with families. Fisher resumes Bath Iron Works work. Bonney enters BIW tin shop. Dunton goes to Norfolk to join navy husband aboard Sierra. Marjorie Palmér seeks mail at Charlesgate Hall Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert F. Sparrell
Sparrell
Bath
Doris Tobey
Willow Street
Japan
Washington, D. C
Orient
Vallejo
Calif
Dean Bonney
Park Street
Brunswick Road
Bath Iron Works
William Dunton
Wilder Irish
Washington Street
Norfolk
U. S. Navy
Hayward Couple Weekend Visit in Littleton
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hayward of High street spent the weekend in Littleton New Hampshire with Mrs. Hayward's parents Mr. and Mrs. William Astel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hayward
High Street
Littleton, N. H
Bath Welcomes Wallace Family Home From Jonesboro
Mr and Mrs Charles Wallace and five sons who had lived in Jonesboro return to Bath to reside in a Tabor apartment at Trufant and Washington streets. Mr Wallace a barber has found work in Rockland. Mrs Addison McInnes of Rochester New York, a guest of Mr and Mrs Richard Kimball of Grove street, plans to leave for home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wallace
Jonesboro
Bath
Tabor
Trufant
Washington Streets
Wallace
Rockland
Addison McInnes
Rochester
N. Y
Richard Kimball
Grove Street
Morse Seniors Plan Self-Funded Trip Youths Boost New York Funds
Morse High School class of 1951 outlines fundraising to cover a class trip to New York. They will host a baked bean supper at Central church parish house, a late February paper drive, and an extended Odds And Ends show. If successful, members may pay only two to three dollars themselves and urge Bath citizens to save scrap paper and attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
New York
Times
Bath
Treasury
Central Church Parish House
New York Plans Crackdown On Street Pedlers And Bootblacks
City magistrates face pressure from merchants and property owners to clear streets of peddlers and bootblacks as Horatio Algert stories highlight local street life and civic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Asbey
Horatio Algert
Jpast
Bath Societies Hold Meetings And Initiate Ranks
Acadia lodge of the Knights of Pythias met Thursday evening with new officers in chairs. The Rank of Page was conferred on a class of candidates and the Rank of Esquire will be conferred Thursday evening. A large attendance enjoyed a buffet lunch after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Vnsta
XI Beta Chapter Meeting Notes at Miss Danforth Home
XI Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Miss Eleanor Danforth’s home on High street with a covered dish supper led by Mrs. Nathan Watson. Plans for a future money making project were discussed and Mrs. Harry E. Ring Jr. spoke on Competing Against Yourself. Next meeting set for Feb 6 at Mrs. John M. Conley Jr.’s home with Linwood Haynes directing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Conley, Jr
Linwood Haynes
Edwin Andrews
Richard Haskell
Nathan Watson
Burt Osgood, Jr
William Turpie
Leonard Wetherbee
Albert Thompson
John Conley, Jr
John Greene
Roberta Hathorne
Catharine Legard
Mildred Trott
Harmon Eliason
Paul Graustuck
Harry Ring, Jr
Junior Tri-Hi-Y Hosts First Get Acquainted Party
The girls of Junior Tri-Hi-Y held their first get acquainted party at the Y M C A last week led by president Julie Cummings and Chaplain Marion Holmes. Bertha Russell spoke, and attendees brought box lunches. Present were Julie Cummings Patty McFarland Peggy Hanson Marion Holmes Joan St Pierre Ann Freeman Henrietta Wilkins Jacqueline Staples Bernice Green Joan Smart Janet Day Agnes Pressey Margaret Hanscom Pauline Kelley Judy Holbrook Elaine Pinkham Ann Day Carol Gowell Barbara King Mary Wallace Lorraine Allen Rolande Lebel Claudia Carter Marietta Garey Helen Lemont Sylvia Bryant and Carol Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Hi-Y
Julie Cummings
Marion Holmes
Bertha Russell
Tri'hi-Y
Patty McFarland
Peggy Hanson
Joan St. Pierre
Ann Freeman
Henrietta Wilkins
Jacqueline Staples
Bernice Green
Joan Smart
Janet Day
Agnes Pressey
Margaret Hanscom
Pauline Kelley
Judy Holbrook
Elaine Pinkham
Ann Day
Carol Gowell
Dorothy PE
Barbara King
Mary Wallace
Lorraine Allen
Rolande Lebel
Claudia Carter
Marietta Garey
Helen Lemont
Sylvia Bryant
Carol Wilson
Beacon Lights Meet At Beacon Street Church
Reverend Howard Cramer hosted Beacon Lights at the Beacon Street Methodist church parsonage for a covered dish supper. Merton Dearing to direct a three act play, following his earlier success The Honeymoon Is Over. Gerald Dawe of Bangor attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cramer
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Beacon Lights
Alvin Spunkt
Herman Barter
Merton Dearing
James Steen
Daniel Lord, Jr
Sherman Mitchell
Edward Larrabee
Carleton Pye
J. Franklin Howe
Dean Bonney
Alvin Jewett
Bernard Lewis
Gerald Dawe
Bangor
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Sets Valentine Party Plans
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Reinoehl’s home on Washington Street with Mrs. McLaughlin and Mrs. French. President McLaughlin urged coupon collection for a future drive. Next gathering on February 14 will be a Valentine party at Mrs. Carey’s home with hostesses Mrs. Desmond and Mrs. Burgoin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Frank Reinoehl
Washington Street
Francis McLaughlin
Cedric French
McLaughlin
Victor Carey
Allen Road
Lucy Desmond
Ailmire Burgoin
Suburb Civic Club Holds Meeting at Winneganee House
The Suburb Civic club gathered 22 members and one guest at Winneganee Community House with Mrs. Harold presiding. Routine reports were approved and a $15 contribution to the March of Dimes drive was voted. Hostesses for the February 8 meeting were Mrs. Philip Wyman and another member not named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburb Civic Club
Winneganee
Harold
Belude
Philip Wyman
Local Women Lead Marriage Announcement Trio
The notice lists Mrs Lloyd Rogers Mrs Myra Pennell Mrs Harold Mott and Mrs Arthur Perry under the direction of the organizers. It notes Donald Wilson and several unnamed participants connected to the ceremony in a community page entry.
Central Church Ladies Aid Design Hats Event
Members of the Ladies Aid at Central Congregational church met at the parish house after noon to fashion hats for themselves, sharing amusing anecdotes after a short business session. Refreshments were provided by hostesses Mrs Nellie Page Mrs Charlotte Longfellow and Mrs Nellie Sprague. Next week's hostesses named Mrs Ada Wallace and Mrs Alice San-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Central Congregational Church
Aid
Nellie Page
Charlotte Longfellow
Nellie Sprague
Ada Wallace
Alice San
Ramona Council Meeting And Pocahontas Honors
Ramona Council met Thursday night at six for a chicken pattie supper. The meeting opened by Mildred Cressey Pocahontas. Chiefs raised by Deputy Flora Glidden and those raised included Mildred Cressey Pocahontas Eunice Perry Wenonah Lillian Warner Powhatan Lucelia Blake keeper of records Geraldine Brown collector of wam pum Frances Warner keeper of wampum Gertrude Stewart trustee Rowena Marsh first scout Frances Williams second scout Gertrude Stewart first councilor Mary Pratt second councilor Gladys Gundell guard of the wigwam. Lucelia Blake spoke for the council presenting a gift to the Deputy. Mrs Blake presented Mrs Cressey with her Past Pocahontas jewel. 8, Rowena Marsh will supervise refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Council
Jaldine Brown
Lutelia Blake
Mildred Cressey
Pocahontas
Great Pocahontas
Flora Glidden
Eunice Perry
Wenonah
Lillian Warner
Powhatan
Lucelia Blake
Geraldine Brown
Frances Warner
Gertrude Stewart
Rowena Marsh
Frances Williams
Mary Pratt
Gladys Gundell
Genesta Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs McCabe Home
Mrs Doris McCabe and Mrs Brooks hosted Genesta Sewing Circle gathering at McCabe residence. Members planned to sew a Little Women quilt for late winter project and honored Marguerite Cutting with a birthday cake. Invitations extended to all Genesta Circle members for February 8 theater nest meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris McCabe
Brooks
Genesta Sewing Circle
Marguerite
Acres Fortin
Rose Rogers
Wanda
Zyl Richardson
Ellizaoe Ee
Ruth Hathorne
Virginia Partidge
Doris Tobey
Doris Brooks
Viola Osgood
Marguerite Cutting
Martha Bertrand
Elizabeth Burden
Athena Gillespie
Alice Potter
Ruth Smith
Phi Kappa Delta Holds Meeting and Plans New Members
Phi Kappa Delta members met Wednesday at the Sea page 4 Center with President Frances Kakos presiding. Reports from Secretary Edna Oliver and Treasurer Betty Footer were read. Ten new members were voted for admission in March. Refreshments were provided by Jane Smart and Dorothy Libby. The weekly prize went to Frances Kakos. Attendees included Betty Footer Lauretta Varney Jane Smart Frances Kakos Eleanor Gotte Marie Smart Jane Leeman Jane Dutton Jacqueline Sylvester Dorothy Libby Dorothy Steen Patricia Dionne Jean Anderson Edna Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Delta
Sea Page 4 Center
Frances Kakos Presidin
Edna Oliver
Betty Footer
Jane Smart
Dorothy Libby
Frances Kakos
Lauretta Varney
Club Forty-Two Hosts White Elephant Sale
Club Forty-Two held a white elephant sale after a brief business session on Wednesday. The weekly prize donated by Mrs. Arthur Sturtevant went to Mrs. Harry Allen. President Mrs. Robert Footer urged members to attend the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Forty-Two
Arthur Sturtevant
Harry Allen
Robert Footer
First Baptist Circle Meets for Sewing Event
The Ladies Sewing Circle of First Baptist Church gathered with Mrs. Urameee on North Street Wednesday last week to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Urameee
North Street
Ednesday
Memorial hospital fund drive and officers named
A weekly sewing session for the Memorial hospital runs from one to three o clock through April 31. The Nominating committee presents a slate led by Minnie Pinkham as president and Laura Harrington as secretary. Other officers include Lotta Goodwin vice president Florence Martin treasurer and a floral and work committee with multiple volunteers. Light refreshments were served at the meeting with Mrs Harrington presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Memorial Hospital
Harrington
Minnie Pinkham
Lotta Goodwin
Laura Harrington
Florence Martin
Harriet Wright
Mabel Lake
Ruth Farnham
Ora Dauphin
Stella Hart
Julia Moore
Elsie Crosby
Eunice Oliver
Nellie Hines
Gertrude Wakefield
Florence Woodside
Lizzie Haggett
Pythian Sisters install new Lowell temple leader
Lowell Pythian Sisters met Wednesday with Most Excellent Chief Susie Darrah in her first full term. A fish chowder lunch followed a 6 pm supper. Past chief Asenith Haggett received a jewel. Darrah named committees and gifts were given to installing officers. Plans for an April auction were discussed and a social hour with a white elephant sale closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Pythian Sisters
Susie Darrah
Pearl Campbell
Asenith Haggett
Sarah Potter
Mizpah Class Meeting at Mrs Carey Home
Mizpah class of the First Baptist Church met at 6 Cottage Street with Mrs George Carey hosting. Mrs Carey read Two Prayers and spoke on The Heavenly City while Rev Charles R Sims outlined studying Revelation at alternate meetings. Members present included Mrs Leland Green and others. next meeting at Mrs Carl Graves home in West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
George Carey
Cottage Street
Carey
Heavenly City
Charles R. Sims
Leland Green
Carl Graves
Eleanor Wright
Floyd Carter
Kenneth Thayer
Rene Roy
John Shorey
Leslie Dyer
Larrabee’s Grove
West Bath
Teen Age Sewing Circle Demonstrates Milk Toast Making
The Teen Age Sewing Circle at Central Grammar School met Friday noon in Mrs. Granville Colby’s room with President Carolyn Stackpole presiding. Irene Everett and Donna Guynn demonstrated milk toast, followed by a community sing after lunch. future regular meeting announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Colby
Central Grammar School
Carolyn Stackpole
Irene Everett
Donna Guynn
Carolyn Spole
Nancy Young
Betty Brown
Joan Hawkes
Janet Cohen
Martha Holmes
Ann Cohen
Junior Hospital League meeting held at Mrs Bussey's home
Junior Hospital League members met Tuesday evening at 907 High Street. Dan R. Dearborn presided. Mrs Leon Buck and Mrs Leslie Shumway were asked to plan an April fundraising project. The group then held a Scotch auction led by Mrs William A Niss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hospital League
Lynn M. Bussey
High Street
Dan R. Dearborn
Leon Buck
Leslie Shumway
William A. Nisss
Eleanor Wilson
Northee
Bussey
Dearborn
Burk
Eacey
Wil
Lapnerd Tikentel Mes Aor Rasterer
Tonal No. Small
Dean Shaw
L. Day
Omar Eo Riagone
Theodore Bertocci
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward Hines
Topsham
Clifton Harrington
Wyn
Ess Drake
Nellie D’arcy
New England
Albertha William
Brewer
Annette von Dean
Theresa Sirois
Ellen Murphy
Marie Federico
Elizabeth Trott
Stenog
Edward McCabe, Jr
Dike Road
West
Robert Metcalf
Elizabeth Deering Moffatt
Wee
Washington
Harry A. Beals
Wiscasset Press
Arrowsie
Maine
the Graphic Arts
Mr.Beals
Clifford Madden
South Portland
Samuel Levin
Miami
Fla
Bancroft Hotel
David L. Wilson
Congregational
George H. Gledhill
Roland Robinson
Bath Works
Murray Ryder
Washington Mar
Ryder
Jefferson
Jamaica
Edward C. Clarey
Robinhood
Rat Veuchbabonn Island
Lewis Chick
Revere
Harris Pettengill
Gardiner
Madelyn Chick
Susan Leeman
Daughtings Street
Guy Crosby
East
Jer da
Ernest Davis
Agnes Gaudet
Center Street
New York City
Jacksonville
Wilfred
Gilbert Arsenault
Mexico
Arsenault
Napoleon Gallant
Frank Smith
West Newton
Lena Shepard
Beatrice McIntosh
Bath and
Sagadahoc Ferry
McIntosh
Providence, R. I
George B.ere
Portland Celeral
New Haven
Paul
Yale University
Katharine
Rochester, N. Y
Earl Wade
Front Street
Stephen Wilson
Donald Wilson
James H. Bonney
Burlington Medical College
Burlington, Vt
Albert L. Bonney
Union Street
Burlington
Lloyd Hooker
Thimble Club
Robert Jewell
Priscilla Thayer
Eugene McGrath
Lincoln Lodge
A. M
Priscilla Perkins
Hyde Windlass Co
Fred Kittridge
Richard Hastings
Charles Sewall
Edna Southward
Albert Garland, Jr
Albert Garland
Raymond Court
Albert
Huse Memorial School
Charles Johnson
Gorham
Minnie White
Edward Daley
Jean Atwood
New England Tel. & Tel
Roberta Lait
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Oldtown
Fred Bolduc
University of Maine
Maude Wheeler
Fairfield
Alfred Sale
Carmel
Mrs. Shaw R
Hugh D. Grant
Linden Street
Arthur J. Gaudreau
Edward L. — Jr
Edward L. Gaudreau
Upper Wanturtn Street
Alonzo G. Fisher
John Howe
Upper Washington Street
Paul Cushman
Bath Societies
Acadia Lodge K. OF
Legion Auxiliary
Central Church Aid
Ramona
Genesta Circle
Club Forty
First Baptist Circle
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