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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1934

Page

6

Alderman and Mrs Sumner Sewall Host Guests at North Street Home

Social notes recount Alderman and Mrs Sumner Sewall entertaining friends on North street with guests Evelyn Brent and Harry Fox. Fox performed at the Opera House, Brent will return to Hollywood in April to film for MGM. The piece lists numerous attendees and community notices including a Genesta sewing circle meeting and a birth at Brunswick hospital.

Alderman Sumner Sewall North Street Evelyn Brent Harry Fox Opera House Miss Brent Mr. Fox Hollywood Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Mayer John A. Lord Harriet C. Lord Bertha Lord William D. Sewall Frank Colburn Arthur Sewall Guysbert B. Vroom Carl C. Anderson John C. Fitzgerald James A. Gillies, Jr Roger D. Skillings Frederick E. Drake James B. Drake William P. Drake David Mullin Francis Winchenbach William Partington W. E. Chase, Jr William S. Newell John Newell Allston Eaton Belfast William Copeland Pawtucket R. I

Mrs Houghton McLellan sails for 13 day Caribbean cruise

Mrs J Houghton McLellan and her son Houghton of Boston left New York aboard the steamship Carinthia for a 13 day voyage to the Leeward and Windward Islands visiting the Virgin Islands Venezuela Curacao and Kingston. A Beth Israel minstrel show guests attended a Sunday supper in the vestry hosted by the Hebrew Ladies' society with Mrs Morris H Cohen chairing the kitchen and Mrs Max Katz in the dining room.

J. Houghton McLellan and Houghton Boston New York Carinthia Leeward Windward Islands Virgin Islands Venezuela Curacao Kingston Beth Israel Hebrew Ladies’ Society Morris H. Cohen Max Katz David S. Cogan Cogan

Caton Draftsman Returns From Family Visit

Joseph A. Caton a draftsman in New York City came back Sunday after spending several days with his relatives in this city, confirming a brief sojourn home.

Joseph A. Caton New York City

The Lite Christopher Bean cast to perform Friday

The Thespians plan a Friday night show on February 9 with a picnic rehearsal in the afternoon. Cast members redecorated the rehearsal room and then ran through all three acts after supper. Weekend visits and local activities fill the scene with students, delegates, and bridge tournament results across Bath and Brunswick.

Christopher Bean Thespians

Nurses and Students Return from Visits in Gorham and Beyond

Miss Ethel Gibson and Miss Barbara Fisher of Gorham Normal School return from a visit with Miss Virginia Golder of Winship Street who goes to Portland to train as a nurse at Maine General hospital. Golder, Morse High School graduate class of 1932, also noted. Mrs. Margaret Nickerson is a patient at City hospital. Miss Dorothy Huggard from Cape Cod hospital staff visits parents on Mechanic Street, then travels to Quincy to see aunt and uncle Frank and Mrs. Oliver.

Ethel Gibson Barbara Fisher Gorham Normal School Virginia Golder Winship Street Golder Portland Maine General Hospital Morse High School Margaret Nickerson Elm Street The City Hospital Dorothy Huggard Cape Cod Hospital Hyannis Mass Herbert Huggard Mechanic Street Frank Oliver Quincy Iva Hagan Everett G. Lemont High Street

Grace church Girls Friendly supper chairwoman named

Miss Doris Leavitt heads the committee organizing the Girls Friendly society supper at Grace church parish house Thursday night at 630. Women from Freeport Woman's club attend the Maine Progressive Union annual meeting in Boston Cosmopolitan club house with Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Soule. Lisbon Progressive club members include Mrs. Ricker new Union president, Mrs. Jordan, Mabelle Chaney, Mrs. Plummer and Mrs. McCarty. Mrs Guysbert B. Vroom hosted her contract club at her Washington street home Monday noon.

Doris Leavitt Girls Friendly Society of Grace Church Woman's Club of Freeport Maine Progressive Union Cosmopolitan Club Maude Hayes Daisy Kennedy Inez Baker Soule Progressive Club of Lisbon Marion Ricker Union Jordan Mabelle Chaney Blanche Plummer Sadie McCarty Guysbert B. Vroom Washington Street

Card Party Success At Central Church Parish House

Chair Mrs Howard A Parks led a parish house card party held Thursday evening with 23 tables. First contract prize went to E S Brown and second to Mrs Henry O Trowbridge. Auction prizes went to Mrs Herbert W McCabe first and Mrs Harry F Oliver second. Mr George E Levya and Ralph E Legard drove to Auburn to see Hebron Academy versus Auburn Lewiston YMCA game.

Central Church Howard A. Parks Vernon B. Lake E. S Brown Henry O. Trowbridge Herbert W. McCabe Harry F. Oliver George E. Levya Ralph E. Legard Auburn Hebron Academy Auburn-Lewiston Y,m. C John Levya Levya Elwood Legard Legard Hebron

Merrill Family Returns From Winter Visit in Maine

Mr and Mrs Jason A Merrill with daughters Marie and Leah spent the weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs David Rich in North Bath and returned Sunday afternoon to Mechanics Falls where they are staying with Mrs Merrill s parents Reverend and Mrs Frank M Lamb.

Jason A. Merrill Marie Leah Mechanics Falls Merrill Frank M. Lamb David Rich North Bath

Mrs Berry Ill in Bath While Staying with Daughter

Mrs M E Berry of Concord New Hampshire is critically ill in West Bath where she is wintering with her daughter Mrs H Dorman Perkins. She has been bedridden for a fortnight under physician care.

Mrs Powers Confined at Home by Illness

Mrs Frank Powers of Middle Street is confined to her bed by illness. She recently returned from Boston where she spent several weeks with her daughter Mrs Henry P Caddy.

Frank Powers Middle Street Boston Henry P. Caddy

Craft Family Dines in Portland and Church League Meets

Mr and Mrs William J Craft and daughter Laura of Washington street spent Sunday in Portland as guests of Mrs Craft s brother and his wife Mrs Willis Holbrook Eighteen members attended Central church league meeting at the parish house A paper on the Longfellow home Portland written by Mrs Archibald M Main preceded the business session Plans were made for a members only monthly supper next Monday evening in place of the regular meeting The committee in charge includes Mrs Perry L Thompson Mrs Marius Page Mrs Arthur King Mrs Lula Turner and today s meeting included Mrs Charles W Welch and Mrs Owen J Ledyard Mr and Mrs Clarence E Miller of Mobile Alabama announce the birth of a daughter January 26 Priscilla Ann Mr Miller now with International Paper Co formerly of Bath and Rumford

William J. Craft Laura Craft Washington Street Fortland Central Church League Longfellow Portland Archibald M. Main Perry L. Thompson Marius Page Arthur King Lula Turner Clarence E. Miller Mobile Ala Priscilla Ann Miller The International Paper Co Bath and Rumford

Past Noble Grands club bridge party honors hostess

Mrs. Charles E. Helah hosted the Past Noble Grands club of Queen Esther Rebekah lodge on Wednesday. Mrs. Horace W. Ward won first prize, Mrs. Wallace L. Atwood took second, and Mrs. Albert H. Thompson received the consolation prize. The club marked Mrs. Helah’s approaching birthday with a gift. Other attendees included Mrs. Alfred H. Bunker, Mrs. Frank J. Farrin, Mrs. Herbert H. Huggard, Mrs. Henry T. B. Leeman, Mrs. Leonard M. Lord, Mrs. Ralph P. Mank, Mrs. Leonard M. Munsey, and Mrs. Victor Pinkham.

Charles E. Helah North Street Noble Grands Club Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Horace W. Ward Wallace L. Atwood Albert H. Thompson

Birthday Sewing Club Meeting At Washington Street

Mrs Celina Desjardin hosted the Birthday sewing club at her Washington street home on Tuesday of last week. Members discussed plans for the next birthday observance and enjoyed sewing, sociability, and refreshments. Attending were Mrs Lucelia Blake, Mrs Lettie Thompson, Mrs Kate Whittall, Mrs Eleanor Mc Donald, Mrs Bessie Pinkham, Miss Amy Wade, Miss Minnie Woodman, and Miss Florence Aderton.

Celina Desjardin Birthday Washington Street Lucelia Blake Lettie Thompson Kate Whittall Eleanor McDonald Bessie Pinkham Amy Wade Minnie Woodman Florence Aderton

Miss Elinor Shorey Visits Bradford College

Miss Elinor Shorey arrived Thursday to spend the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William S. Shorey of Washington Street. She attends Bradford junior college.

Elinor Shorey William S. Shorey Washington Street Miss Shorey Bradford Junior College

Mrs Howe and son return home to Boston

Mrs. Ernest Howe and her son Harold Edward traveled back to Boston on Saturday after spending several weeks with Mrs. Howe’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Elsenore, in Pine.

Ernest Howe Harold Edward Boston

Birthday Bridge Party Honoring Mrs Lloyd E Steeves

Mrs Joseph I Smith hosted a Saturday birthday bridge party with two tables in red and white for Valentine’s day. Roosevelt tiered birthday cake, joke gifts, and lovely presents shared with Mrs Lloyd E Steeves as guests danced after the men arrived.

Joseph I. Smith Lloyd E. Steeves Charles W. Avery Louis M. Silverman

Mikado to Be Performed in Brunswick Benefit Night

Francis Lee returns to Quincy after a week with his parents. Mrs. Fred D. Hill will play Katasha in The Mikado at Town Hall Brunswick on February 16 for St Pauls church. Robert Toothaker of Brunswick coaches the Gilbert and Sullivan troupe and will play Koko. William Sanderson and son Benjamin visit with Mrs. Edward C. Craig and Lieut. Craig in Portland and Gardens Street.

Fred D. Hill High Street Katasha Brunswick Town Hall Robert Toothaker Koko Lord High St. Paul's Church William K. Sanderson Benjamin Sanderson Portland Edward C. Craig Lieut. Craig Garden Street

Beacon Street Missionary Ladies Plan Easter Sale

The Ladies aid of Beacon Street Methodist Church met in the church parlor for a regular business session. They arranged an Easter sale and announced a Saint Valentine Silver Tea to be held in the parsonage on Wednesday afternoon February 14.

Aid Beacon Street

Cahill Jr. Arrives for Week‑Long Visit in Troy

Charles H. Cahill Jr of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy New York arrived Saturday to spend a week's vacation with his parents former Mayor and Mrs Cahill at 781 High Street.

Charles H. Cahill, Jr Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute of Troy N. Y Cahill High Street

Joseph Kingsbury Recovering at City Hospital

Friends of Joseph Kingsbury son of Ralph W. Kingsbury at 9 Dummer Street report he is making satisfactory recovery from pneumonia at City Hospital.

Joseph Kingsbury Ralph W. Kingsbury Dummer Street City Hospital

Coffin Returns From Weekend With Family In Skowhegan

Nathan E. Coffin of The Independent Reporter in Skowhegan came back Sunday afternoon after spending the weekend with Mrs. Coffin and their son N. Elwood Jr. at their Park street home.

Nathan E. Coffin The Independent Reporter Skowhegan

Mrs Higgins sails to Los Angeles on Virginia steamer

Mrs. Charles R. Higgins of this city sailed from New York for Los Angeles on the steamship Virginia of the Panama Pacific line January 13. Frederick E. Drake Jr. is assistant purser on the same vessel. Many guns were in use at Havana when the steamer stopped there. Passengers did not go ashore. They reach Los Angeles on January 27.

Charles R. Higgins New York Los Angeles Calif Virginia Panama Pacific Line Frederick E. Drake, Jr Havana

Valentine Ball Planned by Sacred Heart D I Circle

Mrs Grace Cunningham chairman of the standing social committee of Sacred Heart circle D I invites Ball committee members to her Mid die street home for greetings ahead of the Valentine ball scheduled Monday night February 12 at the Arcade venue.

Grace Cunningham Sacred Heart Circle, D. of I Arcade Middie Street

Birthday Party for Mary Gaudette at 45 Western Avenue

Mary Gaudette celebrated her fifth birthday Thursday afternoon from two to four with games and Mother Goose recitations. Bobby Adams won best recitation, and Joanne Ruth Boudreau took a pin the tail on the donkey prize. Guests included Edith King and Darwood Noland among others. ice cream, cake and favors were served, gifts for the host noted. Mrs Robert B Hatch hosted Washington Street gathering. Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs annual yearbook lists department heads led by Mrs Albert E Chittenden of Auburn. Education chair Mrs Frank A Hodgdon of Woolwich also named highways and roadside beautification chair.

Mary Dennis Gaudette Western Avenue Bobby Adams Harold Adams Joanne Ruth Marshall J. Boudreau Maine Federation of Women's Clubs Albert E. Chittenden Auburn Department of Education Frank A. Hodgdon Woolwich Hodgdon Woman's Club of Wiscasset Cosmopolitan Club

Miss Agnes Fahey Returns to Morse High Teaching Duties

Miss Agnes Fahey of Portland, a teacher of commercial studies at Morse High School, resumed her duties on Monday.

Agnes Fahey Portland Morse High School

Mrs Grindell Hosts Contract Club At Washington Street

Mrs John Grindell entertained the contract club at her Washington street home on Wednesday night last week. Attending were Mrs John J Keegan Miss Harry Cook Mrs William Daley Mrs Mark Hennessey Miss Louise Johnson Miss Arline Footer and Miss Margaret Fraser. Visitors in Portland and Old Orchard last week included Mr and Mrs Waldo Weston and son Waldo Jr Mr and Mrs Page Wyman and sons Philip and Lawrence and Mrs Daisy Murphy.

John Grindell Contract Club Washington,street John J. Keegan Harry Cook William Daley Mark Hennessey Louise Johnson Arline Footer Margaret Fraser Waldo Weston Waldo, Jr Page Wyman Philip and Lawrence Daisy Murphy Portland Old Orchard

Mrs Williams Visiting Sister in Bowdoinham

Mrs Charles Williams of Bowdoinham, formerly of Braintree Massachusetts, is spending several days with her sister Mrs Edward Cook of Willow Street. Mr Williams and his wife recently moved to Bowdoinham where he is employed.

Charles. Williams Bowdoinham Braintree Mass Edward Cook Willow Street Williams

Infant Ronald Omar Born to Atwood Family in Portland

Mrs. John E. Atwood returned Friday with her infant son Ronald Omar from Bath City hospital. Born January 12, weighing ten and a half pounds, the child is welcomed at the Atwood home, 888 Middle Street, by Mrs. Arthur Mac Vane and Albert Flint of Union Street who are visiting the mother.

Albert Flint Union Street Arthur MacVane Portland John E. Atwood Atwood Middle Street Bath City Hospital Ronald Omar

Local Notes on Residents and Family News

Mrs Sarah Bagley Wright left Saturday for Boston to visit friends for a few weeks. Capt Charles W Cole recovering from a two week illness and marking his 80th birthday on January 12. His son Capt Lester O Cole of Galveston Texas reports cargo fire on the steamship Tripp during a Houston to Liverpool voyage. Mr and Mrs Jason A Merrill and daughters Marie C and Leah L wintering in Mechanic Falls visit Bath for the weekend. Edward G Morin returns to Harvard after days with his parents in Washington Billy Partington celebrates sixth birthday with friends Mary Pierce Emma Jane Trott Lydia Smith William Freeman Richard Jackson Richard Andrews and Robert Stetson present.

Charles W. Cole Brenton Ayer Winship Street Cole Lester O. Cole Galveston Texas Tripp Houston Liverpool Billy William Partington High Street Mary Pierce Emma Jane Trott Lydia Smith William Freeman Richard Jackson Richard Andrews Robert Stetson

Miss Upham Improves After Leg Operation

Miss Rachel Upham of High Street shows marked improvement following a leg operation performed at Evans Memorial hospital on East Concord Street Boston. The report notes a steady recovery and hopeful prognosis for the patient.

Rachel Upham High Street Evans Memorial Hospital East Concord Street Boston

Local social notes include visits and cruises

Miss Virginia Clark hosted the Discord club at 217 High Street on Thursday evening. Mrs. Francis W. Norton will host next at 45 Pine Street. Dr and Mrs George E Percy of Salem Mass who summers at Popham Beach sailed from New York Thursday for an 18 day West Indies cruise aboard the S S Carinthia. Mr and Mrs Raymond H Trott returned Monday to Providence after visiting Mr Trott's mother on High Street.

Virginia Clark High Street Francis W. Norton Pine Street George E. Percy Salem Mass Popham Beach New York West Indies S. S. Carinthia Raymond H. Trott Providence, R. I Mr. Trott Joseph M. Trott

St Johns St rys guild met Monday night at parish house

St rys guild of Grace church met Monday night in the parish house. A members supper at 6 30 was led by committees including Mrs Walter M Hill Mrs Warren Hawley Mrs Charles M Tubbs and Mrs Daniel Williams. They worked on a quilt and plan to meet Thursday afternoon to continue. A supper bridge for parishioners and friends was voted for next Monday to support the guild welfare work.

Charles M. Tubbs Frederick E. Drake Mary F. Gibbons Grace Church Diocese of Maine St. Michael's Episcopal Church Auburn Clarissa Townsend Boston St. Michael's Church Laura B. Whittemore St.ry's Guild of Grace Church Walter M. Hill Warren Hawley Daniel Williams Perow~orr Augustus Middle Street Edward Bridgham W. S. Voorhees

Ladies Aid at Wesley M E church meets in Lemont home

The Ladies Aid of Wesley M E church met for a four session day on Friday at Mrs D Wylie Lemont 18 School Street with 14 present including new member Mrs Bird Uv Shellenbarger and two visitors Mrs Joseph N Day of East Brunswick and Mrs Crocker of Prince Edward Island The group voted to attend a supper and entertainment in Beacon Street church vestry next Wednesday and will hold a Valentine party February 14 in the vestry All friends invited Committee members include Mrs Charles E Ripley Mrs Oliver Brown and Mrs Shellenbarger Mrs William W Hosmer invited the group to meet next Friday afternoon Mr and Mrs Henry Lythgoe arrived from Salem MA to visit Bath friends Barbara Norton left for Boston Friday to enter Deaconess hospital training a farewell surprise was given at the Norton home Read were Adeline McAllister Marjorie Furber Ruth Dale Frances Shaughnessy Lucille Johnson Marjorie Trott Ellen Stevens Kathleen Scott Bertha Lord Blanche Moody Catherine Hooper Kay Leonard Franklin Morse Theodore Urbano witz Edward Owen Leon Genthnér Harold Harrington Alfred McCabe Gerald Carr Paul Hayes Donald Conroy Rev Jedidiah Edgerton of Lexington MA will conduct Sunday night service at New Church at 7 30 Alex McDonald has returned home to Crescent street after employment in Woburn MA with his wife Mrs McDonald and her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Blake.

Aid Wesley M. E. Church D. Wylie Lemont Bird Uv. Shellenbarger Joseph N. Day East Brunswick Crocker Prince Edward Island Beacon Street Charles E. Ripley Oliver Brown Shellenbarger William W. Hosmer Barbara Norton Boston Brookline Arthur C. Norton High Street Adeline McAllister Marjorie Furber Ruth Dale Frances Shaughnessy Lucille Johnson Marjorie Trott Ellen Stevens Kathleen Scott Bertha Lord Blanche Moody

Mrs Wyman Returns Home to Front Street After Boston Visit

Mrs. Charlotte Wyman returns to her Front street home after a two month visit in Reading Massachusetts with daughter Mrs. Paul Mason. She will help Miss Sarah Reynolds at the Edna Mae Shoppe while Mrs Edna Wilson and Mrs Ina Williams are away on a business trip to New York City. Miss Esta M Gediman of 41 Pratt street also returns from a Boston visit.

Charlotte Wyman Front Street Reading Mass Paul Mason

Household moves and local visits in Bath area

Mr and Mrs Chester Worrey relocate from High street to John Atwood house on Washington street. Elmer Avery and his two sons move to 34 Academy area with his parents. Bath store executive Mrs Sam Levin departs for Boston. Mrs Leslie A Fowles travels to Wolaston Mass. Miss Ida A Thurlow returns from Wollaston. Miss Florence A Neiley visits Trufants Crossing. Earle W Brown celebrates 14th birthday with family at 28 Lemont street. guests include Barbara Wood Annette Williams Edgar Williams Carol Wood Priscilla Wood Marion Marshall Franklin Marshall and Franklin Knight.

Chester Worrey High Street John Atwood Washington Street Bruce Elmer Avery George E. Avery Academy Street Leslie A. Fowles Wollaston Mass Ida A. Thurlow Bath Earle W. Brown Edward Brown Lemont Street Barbara Wood Annette Williams Edgar Williams Carol Wood Priscilla Wood Marion Marshall Franklin Marshall Franklin Knight

Bath area notices and obituaries briefed

Mrs. Harold E. Footer returns home after three weeks in Bath City hospital following a serious operation. Friends of Maude Soutter of Charlestown Mass mourn the death of her husband Thomas H. Soutter a veteran Boston police officer and former Harbor boats member. Mrs Harry Y. Cressey of 674 Washington street returns from Farmingdale after her sister Mrs Watson G. Burtt’s illness.

Harold E. Footer Bath City Hospital South Street Maude Soutter Charlestown Mass Bath Horace W. Ward Thomas H. Soutter Boston Soutter Harry Y. Cressey Washington Street Farmingdale Watson G. Burtt

Elmhurst pair returns from Boston visit with daughter

John H. Hyde of Elmhurst came home Saturday from a brief Boston trip with Mrs Hyde who is spending a few months there. He was joined by daughter Miss Jane Hyde who stayed in Boston for the weekend. Miss Carol Stevens resumed studies at the University of Maine Sunday after a weekend at home with Mr and Mrs Hiram T Stevens of Middle Street.

Carol] E. Stevens University of Maine Hiram T. Stevens Middle Street Miss Stevens John H. Hyde Elmhurst Boston Hyde Mr. Hyde Miss Jane Hyde Carol Stevens

Mrs Sonia to Return to Bath After Operation Recovery

Mrs John E Sonia of 108 Beacon Street has been with daughter Mrs Madelyn Fenno of Somerville Mass since January and is recovering from a September operation at Baker Memorial Hospital in Boston She plans to return to Bath in April Accompanied by Miss Ruth M Sonia Mrs Sonia was entertained by Mrs John A Morse at Mrs Edward B Smiths Middle Street home.

John E. Sonia Beacon Street Madelyn Fenno Somerville Mass Boston Baker Memorial Hospital Bath Sonia Ruth M. Sonia

Mrs Atkinson Returns Home With Infant Daughter Elaine Gloria

Mrs Gerald S Atkinson with her infant daughter Elaine Gloria returned Sunday to their home at 102 Court Street from Bath City hospital.

Geralds. .Atkinson Elaine Gloria Court Street Bath City Hospital

City News Briefs From Bath Maine Storms and Civic Notes

Weather and ice conditions along the coast slow transit as ice cutters and a motor packet navigate the Penobscot region. Voting lists for the March election move to City Clerk Gilmore with sessions planned Feb 21 to 28. Public notices cover license renewals, road maintenance, and upcoming dances on Bailey Island. Local crimes include cat poisoning investigations, while cultural events feature The Late Christopher Bean at Columbia Theatre and a Daughters of Isabella banquet at Hotel Phoenix.

Gilmore Registration Board Washington

Probate Court Handles Busy February Session in Sagadahoc

The Sagadahoc probate court in Bath held a busy February session with Judge Walter Glidden and Register John L. Jack. Wills were allowed for several estates, administrations granted for many towns, bonds filed and approved, inventories and accounts examined, and motions to amend petitions noted, with details listing numerous named estates and administrators across Bath Topsham Richmond Georgetown Bowdoinham and other locales.

Sagadahoc Walter Bath Edward W. Bridgham Alma L. Gordon Richmond Mary Frances Stewart Edward A. Manser Robert A. Cony The Depositors Trust Co Augusta Viola A. Duren Harry E. Duren Abbie M. Dinsmore Bowdeinham Martha A. Given Owen K. Marr Georgetown Josephine M. Marr Elmer A. Yeaton Frank M. Yeaton Ida S. Hooker Josephine H.wilson Hallowell John E. Conley Seneca H. Conley Everett L. Trafton Elvira A. Trafton Alma M. ,Jackson Mabel H. Moulton Carroll L. Young Maud E. Young Mary William F. Dunham Lillian E. Dunham Annie W. Jack Bowdoinham Edward E. Wilson Edwin A. Wood Edith A. Wood Elmer E. Rogers Rebecca M. Rogers Frank P. Anderson Florence Anderson John S. Place Arthur J. Dunton Permelia C. Coffin Archibald Miller Mary J. Miller Alfred S. Oliver Leila J. Oliver Almeda S. Hayden Seymour A. Hayden Harry L. Tarr James H. Preble John H. Mosley Beatrice M. Kant Bridget T. Wagner Edward R. Hanson

City Caucus Schedule and Parish Supper Notes

The common council room hosts caucus planning with Republicans and Democrats advancing mayoral and ward tickets next week. Hounds supper at Masonic temple follows, parish supper at Winter Street church features Dr Langden T Snipeden. Temperature readings show 20 below at 6 am and 24 below at 7 am.

Chester McKenney Court Street

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Harold P. Small Lincoln Street Rockland Mr. Small Genesta Sewing Masonic Temple Rose B. Rogers Eva Helah Brunswick Hospital Roland Trott Mildred Hoceper Reginald T. Lombard Dorothy Jewett South Portland Board of Education Thornton Heights P T. A South Portland Parent-Teacher Association Central Council Charles Leavitt Fisher's Court Barbara Ross Rodney E. Ross Bradford Pine Tree Troop Girl Scouts of America Alice Coleman Dorothy Durgan Betty Howard Inez Kennerson Evelyn Nickerson Bluebirds Chickadees Robins Scarlet Tanagers Fred Braun Myra Foote 8S. S. Gatchell West Bath William P. Hatch South End Edward V. Coombs Wellington A. Moore Harry Thompson State Highway Police Department Thomaston Geraldine Stott Betty Frieze Westbrook Seminary Miss Stott Ardenne A. Stott Mrs. C. W. Merrill Oak Street Sherman Clark Allen Clark New Hampshire Wesley H. Lemont Sanford D. Wy-lie-Lemont School Street John L. Baxter Paul K. Niven Allen Morrell Bath Iron Works Edmund C. Tarbell New Castle N. H Tarbell Boston Guild of Artists Robert W. Ferrell Commander Ferrell Francis Lee Edward J. Lee Pearl Street Robert B. Hatch Sarah Bagley Wright Marie C Leah L Mechanic Falls Edward G. Morin Harvard University Harry F. Morin Henry Lythgoe Jedidiah Edgerton Lexington New Church Alex McDonald Woburn Crescent Street Mrs. McDonald Howard Blake Esta M. Gediman Pratt Street Sam Levin Bath Department Store Florence A. Neiley Miles Purington Trufants’ Crossing John A. Morse Edward B. Smith the Street Railroad Company Ossipee Coast Guard Arctic Popham Sagadahoc County Department of State Bailey Island Casco Stonington Fiddler's Reach Kennebec American Sword Newport News Oxford Paper Co Rumford Center Street Sagadahock Walter L. Whitney Columbia Theatre H. Augustus Huse Sacred Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella Joseph E. McCarthy Hotel Phoenix Lewiston James E. McLaughlin United Telephone Operators of America Grace Barry England Telephone and Telegraph Ie New England Glidden Harry A. Walters Melvin H. Beerwort John P. Crosby Victor Pinkham Winter Street Chuch Langden T. Snipeden Ose Snipe
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