Bath area society notes graduates and town happenings
Ibert N Brown son of George S Brown of Bath received a B S in horticulture from the University of Maine on Friday. Mari Booker of West Bath attended the graduation where Harland A Ladd spoke. Booker scheduled to wed Brown in a double ring ceremony at St Charles rectory Brunswick. Communities hear about local hires, hospital visits, and residents returning from trips as many names appear in society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibert N. Brown
George S. Brown
University of Maine
Brown
Mari Booker
Harland A. Ladd
Bath
Booker
Daugh
George R. Booker
West Bath
West Bath, Will Become the Bride of Mr. Browny
St. Charles Rectory
Brunswick
Bath area residents linked to visits births and retirements
Mr and Mrs Eben Dana and Mrs Lena Bailey of Woolwich were guests of Thomas Reed Cumberland Center. Mrs Reed at Lunt convalescent home Freeport is improving. Several locals visited Boston Hanover and New York while others welcomed a daughter born at Memorial hospital. A Bath man W Mose Kennerson retires after 24 years at Bath Wave District. The Maine delegation in Washington discusses Quoddy tidal power with President Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Dana
Lena Bailey
Woolwich
Thomas Reed
Cumberland Center
Reed
Lunt Convalescent Home
Freeport
Ernest Heywood
Calais
Wesley Methodist Church
Bath
Maine
Wash
D. C
Harry C. Truman
Local Social News Highlights From Maine and Florida
Mrs Bowen Torrey and Mrs Theresa McAllister returned from a Florida visit visiting points of interest and various resorts. Bartlett Swanton completed a two year electronics course at Maine Vocational School Augusta earning top honors and is the son of Mr and Mrs Carl Swanton of 390 Front Street. Doreen Willis Colby College sophomore arrived to spend mid year recess with her parents Mr and Mrs Marshall Willis of 248 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Irish
U. S. Navy
Wilder B. Irish
Washington Street
D. Bailey
Newport
R. I
Norman J. Guynn
U. S. Army
Governor’s Island
N. Y
Hugh Grant
Linden Street
Bowen Torrey
Theresa McAllister
Florida
Bartlett Swanton
Maine Vocational School
Augusta
Swanton
Carl B. Swanton
Front Street
Doreen Willis
Colby College
Marshal Willis
Middle Street
Wiscasset Aviator and Carver travels to Dallas for birds
Charles G. Chase of Wiscasset, noted aviation instructor and carved bird hobbyist, has gone to Dallas to deliver an order of his carvings. He plans to visit Mexico before returning home. Mrs. Loring J. Brown of High street is recovering from a recent illness under a physician’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Chase
Wiscasset
Dallas
Tex
Mexico
Ward II Mothers March Raises Over 200 at South Street
Mrs. Doris Wing and Mrs. Dorothy Plummer, captains in Ward II, organized a Mothers March of Dimes event at the South Street school. Their workers served hot chocolate to attendees in the evening, helping the ward raise over 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Wing
Dorothy Plummer
Mothers March of Dimes
South Street
Mrs Agnes Perry Is Taken To Memorial Hospital
Mrs Agnes Perry of Crescent Street, confined to bed for weeks, has been removed to Memorial Hospital for ongoing treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Perry
Crescent Street
Memorial Hospital
William Leask Returns Home Post Surgery at Memorial Hospital
William Leask has returned to his home at 1497 Washington Street after undergoing surgery at Memorial Hospital. He was discharged in stable condition and plans a period of rest and rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leask
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Paul Flaherty Returns to Milford After Visit
Paul Flaherty returns to his Milford Massachusetts work after an overnight visit with his mother Mrs. Andrew J. Flaherty on Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Flaherty
Milford
Mass
Andrew J. Flaherty
Front Street
Vail Family Returns From Lynn and Saugus Trip
Mr and Mrs Lawrence R Vail of Arrowsie returned Sunday from a weekend business and pleasure trip to Lynn and Saugus Massachusetts. They were guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth R Vail of Saugus, the Vails' son and daughter in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence R. Vail
Arrowsie
Lynn
Saugus
Mass
Mr. Vail
Inlaw
Kenneth R. Vail
Morris S. Povich Heads to Miami Delayed by Strike
Morris S. Povich departed Friday for Miami Florida but was detained a day in Washington due to a railroad strike impacting travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris S. Povich
Miami
Fla
Washington
Organ tuner James Bartholomew visits Central church repairs
James Bartholomew, an organ tuner and repairer, worked on the organ at Central church during the last week. He continues his father’s Maine craft of over fifty years, serving many large organs across New England. Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson celebrated his 77th birthday Saturday at his Washington street home with tokens and a birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bartholomew
City
Central Church
Maine
Bartholomew
New England
David L. Wilson
Washington Street
Graduation week notes and local visitors
Mies Sarah Libby Silverman of WA will receive her degree at June exercises after returning Monday to Seton to work on her Be one Speech Education. Guest at the Silverman home was land Ya Le Bradbard, University of Miss student Mildred Gee of High street ill two weeks, Memorial hospital after entering Monday. Capt. Donald Logan of the 8. S. Bostonian and Mrs. Johneeee Kriedler, now of Los Angeles, were guests. Mr. and Mrs Gera i abine from Oxnard Calif. Capt. Joes and Mr. Kriedler formerly lived in Parker Head and Mrs Kriedler lived in Bath with her aunt before marriage. Mr. and Mrs Babine are both from Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Nichols
Sagadahoc Court House
High Street
Herbert Morse
Memorial Hospital
Marie Berry
Mitchell School
Mies
Sarah Libby Silverman
Carne
Louis Sa
Tn Ouk
Ieee
Silverman
Seton Aotheas Rosat 'Yton
Coegeeer
Wee Eid
Land Ya le Bradbard
University of
Mildred Gee
Donald Logan
Bostonian
Johneeee Kriedler
Lo Angeles
Calif
Gera Iabine
Oxnard
Joes
Mr. Kriedler
Parker Head
Boston style shows and local travels in spring
Mrs Ardenne A Stott travels to Boston with Mrs Margaret Quinlan for spring style shows. Mr and Mrs Miles Hagan and daughter Natalie join from Cobb road, attending the Sportsmen’s Show and a wedding at New England Baptist hospital. Richard Welch returns from Barre to Oak Street, moving soon to manage Temple Theatre in Houlton, with his family relocating in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardenne A. Stott
Park Street
Boston
Margaret Quinlan
Miles Hagan
Natalie
Cobb Road
Bernard Pratt
Hagan
Pratt
Mechanics Building
Miss Hagan
New England Baptist Hospital
Richard Welch
Uptown Theatre
Oak Street
Barre
Houlton
Mr. Welch
Vermont student earns dean list honor
Miss Anita Bagdikian of the University of Vermont Burlington is placed on the dean's list for her Latin major. She returned to studies last week after mid years. Mrs E G Partron of 44 Pratt Street was admitted as a medical patient to Maine General Hospital on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Bagdikian
University of Vermont
Burlington, Vt
Bagdikian
E. G. Partr
Pratt Street
Maine General Hospital
Local Briefs Mention Mrs Perry Return and Student Visit
Mrs William Perry returns to her Lincoln street home after several weeks as a patient at E M General hospital Bangor for asthmatic treatment. Donald Spear, son of Mr and Mrs Allan Spear of Pearl street, is at home from the University of Maine for the mid year recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn McElman
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Walter J. McElman
Valley Road
William Perry
Lincoln Street
E. M. General Hospital
Bangor
Donald Spear
Allan Spear
Pearl Street
University of Maine
Clinton V. Owen Returns Home After Hospital Visit
Clinton V. Owen comes home to Garden Street after a short stay at Bath Memorial hospital for observation. Friends are glad no serious illness was found. Mrs. Martha Wilson remains a patient at Memorial hospital and welcomes visits from friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton V. Owen
Garden Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Martha Wilson
The
Memorial Hospital
Bagdikian Couple Attend Durham Chapter Installation
Dr. and Mrs. Paul G. Bagdikian of Oak Street attended the Genesta chapter O E and observed the installation of officers in Durham. Mrs Beeginion, past district deputy president of District 4, served as installing officer with Dr. Bagdikian assisting as worthy patron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Bagdikian
Elwood Hathorne
John Gillespie
Oo. E.S
Bowdoinham Hathorne
Genesta Chapter
Bogaikian
Pie
Emma Ehlers
Freeport
Oak Street
Genesta
O. E
Durham
Beeginion
District 4
Dr. Bagdikian
Portland man Donald Specht recovers and visits Bath friends
Donald Specht of Portland, formerly of Bath, recovered from illness since last Fall and visited Bath for a week at Ernest Freeman's in West Bath. He called on relatives and many old friends welcomed him. Mrs. James Cilley of Center Street entered Memorial Hospital on Sunday under observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. McMann
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Donald Specht
Portland
Bath
Ernest Freeman
West Bath
James Cilley
Center Street
Mrs C Clifford Sargent Hosts Mrs Wentworth Tea
Mrs C Clifford Sargent of Union street entertained Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs C D Wentworth wife of the Augusta District superintendent of the Maine Conference of the Methodist church. Mrs Wentworth will speak at the Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting Monday evening. All Wesley church ladies invited. Mrs Lawrence Lord of Fitts street returns from a ten day motor trip to Savannah Georgia and Daytona Beach Florida with relatives at Camp Stewart Georgia and visits her son Pfc Morrell Smith. They spent Jan 27 weekend at Daytona Beach enjoying balmy weather and swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Clifford Sargent
Union Street
C. D. Wentworth
Wentworth
Augusta
Maine
The
Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Church
Lawrence Lord
Fitts Street
Savannah
Daytona Beach
Fla
Camp Stewart
Lord
Pfc
Morrell Smith
Mrs Arthur Sewall Hosts Monday Contract Club
Mrs Arthur Sewall entertained the Monday Contract club at her home Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Maine Resident Yellett F. Hardcastle Dies in Easton Visit
Word comes of the death Sunday morning of Yellett F. Hardcastle of Easton Maryland. He is the father of Mrs. William P. Drake of Berwyn Pennsylvania and recently visited his daughter and son in law at their Birch Point summer home. He had just returned from a position with Pennsalt Co of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellett F. Hardcastle
Easton
William P. Drake
Berwyn
Birch Point
Maine
Castle
Pennsalt Co
Philadelphia
Bolduc Student Returns From Mid-Year recess
Fred Bolduc of the University of Maine has come back to Orono with his mother Mrs. Bolduc after spending the mid-year recess at their Turner court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bolduc
U. of M
Orono
Mrs Goodwin Returns Home After Week Hospital Stay
Mrs. George J. Goodwin returns to her Washington street home after a week at Mercy hospital Portland where she underwent surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Goodwin
Washington Street
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Mizpah Class Meets at Carl Graves Home in West Bath
Bath society notes report Mizpah class of the First Baptist Church met at Carl Graves’ West Bath home with devotions and planned a joint Valentine social with the Men’s club on Feb 12. A social hour followed, hosted by Mrs. Floyd Carter. Attendees included Mrs. Kenneth Thayer, Mrs. Harold Carter, Rene Roy, Mrs. George Carey, Mrs. James Taggert, Mrs. Leland Green, and Mrs. Carl Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Carl Graves
West Bath
Kent
Floyd Carter
Bailey Street
Kenneth Thayer
Harold Carter
Rene Roy
George Carey
James Taggert
Leland Green
Valentine Pasty and Program Highlight Morse High Talk
At the annual meeting guests enjoyed dessert and coffee after a program. Miss Katherine from Morse High staff spoke about her summer trip to England, followed by a presentation titled Enpresen. Attendees included Mrs. Clyde Ann and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aee Conley
Clyde Ann
Howard P. Holmes
Ladies Sewing Circle at First Baptist Church Meets Weekly
The Ladies Sewing Circle led by Mrs. Pinkham met at Mrs. Laura Harrington's home to sew for the Pee Ree until four. Members faced bitter cold and plan weekly gatherings through April. Next meeting will be at Elton Pinkham’s home 904 Middle Street for sewing and social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Laura Harrington
Woodskie
Bernice Oliver
Lotta Goodwin
Stella Hart
Minnie Pinkham
Mabel Reed
Florence Martin
Pinkham
Elton Pinkham
Middle Street
Beacon Brotherhood Meets Vestry on Behalf of Lent Schedule
The Beacon Street church group met in the vestry with strong attendance. Everett G. Lemont presided and an evening of colored slides by Lloyd Hooker from his Seattle trip and Yellowstone was shown. A social hour followed with luncheon and thanks to Mr. Hooker. The next meeting is Feb 8 with a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Beacon Street
Everett G. Lemont
Lloyd Hooker
Seattle
Wash
Post Office and Carriers
Junior Helping Hand Club Meets at Miss Higgins Home
Miss Roslyn Higgins hosted the Junior Helping Hand club at 4 Maple Street Tuesday. President Miss Diana Fenn led a brief meeting before the girls knitted and were served refreshments. In the evening they attended a Morse High versus Cheverus basketball game at the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslyn Higgins
Maple Street
Diana Fenn
Morse High
Morse-Cheverus
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters hold ham supper and shower
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters met after a ham supper served by Mrs. Pearl Campbell Mrs. Susie Darrah and Mrs. Lila Murray. Susie Darrah presided as chief and Joseph Winslow asked all members to attend practice Wednesday evening. A pre nuptial shower honored Martha Stone who leaves for Lackland Texas to marry Charles E Murray Jr USAAF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Pythian
Pearl Campbell
Susie Darrah
Lila Murray
Joseph Winslow
Martha Stone
Lackland
Texas
Pfe
Charles E. Murray, Jr
U.S.A
Lewis Stone
Middle Street
Club Forty-Two Dines Together After Reports
Club Forty-Two met Wednesday as Program and Entertainment and Arts and Means committees filed reports for the coming year. A birthday party for Mrs James Daley featured gifts and a decorated cake. A weekly report gift went to Mrs Milton Footer and members will dine at Vic’s Carriage House on Bee Gee road Feb. Members present included Mrs Norman Adams Mrs Harry Allen Mrs Ernest Avery Jr Mrs Domenic Cardosi Mrs David Clark Mrs Everett Cooke Mrs Robert Footer Mrs Milton Footer Mrs William Greene Mrs Elliot Hanson Mrs Edward Jones Mrs Frank Kenyon Mrs Mullaney Mrs Bernard Pratt Miss Pat O’Reilly Miss Edith Small Mrs Arthur Sturtevant Mrs Leon White Mrs Lawrence Wyman Mrs David Desmond Mrs James Dalley and Mrs Norman Seekins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Forty
Ars and Means
James Daley
Leon White
Milton Footer
Chub
Vic
Bee Gee Road
Norman Adams
Harry Allen
Ernest Avery, Jr
Domenic Cardosi
David Clark
Everett Cooke
Robert Footer
William Greene
Elliot Hanson
Edward Jones
Frank Kenyon
Mullaney
Bernard Pratt
Pat O'Reilly
Edith Small
Arthur Sturtevant
Lawrence Wyman
David Desmond
James Dalley
Norman Seekins
Theta chapter meeting discussed upcoming sale on Bluff Road
The Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Wednesday at Mrs Albert's Bluff Road home. They discussed plans for an upcoming sale to be held in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Albert
Bluff Road
Central Ladies Aid Plans Luncheon Guest Speaker
The Central Congregational Church Ladies Aid met in the parish house with Mrs. Lewis Sanborn and Mrs. George Wallace hosting. They planned a luncheon for next Thursday when Mrs. Richard Klimoff will speak, and postponed the afternoon’s lengthy business to a later meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Central Congregational Church
Lewis Sanborn
George Wallace
Richard Klimoff
Winter Street Aid meeting highlights quilts and rugs program
The Winter Street Congregational Ladies' Aid met Friday at two with 45 members present. Treasurer Mrs. George Sargent reported a favorable outcome from the baked bean supper and announced another event this month. Miss Clare Coombs is seriously ill at Memorial hospital. World Day of Prayer is set for Feb. 9 at Beacon Street Methodist in Bath. Mrs. Stephenson and Mrs. Mittendorf showcased quilts and hooked rugs, including the Star of Bethlehem and National Bouquet. Tea followed, hosted by Mrs. Mittendorf and Mrs. Eldred. Next week’s hostesses were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street Congregational Church
Henry O. McCabe
Ralph Warren
Milton Stephenson
Fred D. Hill
Roy Akeley
George Sargent
Clare Coombs
Memorial Hospital
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Bath
Stephenson
Ralph Mittendorf
Mittendorf
Hubert Eldred
Woolwich
Homer Potter
Raymond Welch
Walter H. Bowker
Monroe Carlton
Edward Hawley
Genesta Chapter O. E. S. installs new officers
Genesta chapter O. E. S. met Friday evening and installed new officers who were praised for efficient work. Mrs Ruth Hathorne, worthy matron, formed her Work committee for Winter activities and a February slate lists Mrs Athana Gillespie and others on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
Ruth Hathorne
Athena Gillespie
Freda Bagdikian
Elwood Hathorne
Athana Gillespie
Memorial committee gathers for Mrs Anne Cen
A memorial committee meeting honors Mrs Anne cen with attendees including Mrs Ruth Small Potter and Mrs Ma. A social hour followed and refreshments were served. The note records a memory service and participation by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Cen
Ruth Small Potter
Alice
Recreation In Our Church Debated At Wesley Fellowship
The Wesley church Youth Fellowship discussed church recreation after the service and agreed on church responsibilities. They urged wholesome activities within the church and community to help people develop skills and choose right from wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Our Church
Couples Club Meets at Winter Street Church Social
The Couples Club gathered Saturday evening at the Winter Street church with over 40 couples enjoying sociability. A short business meeting planned next month. officers to be set and refreshments arranged by Chubbuck, Harry Ring, and Mr and Mrs Owen Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Es Club
Chubbuck
Abs
Harry Ring
Owen Armstrong
Phi Kappa Delta Chooses Red Rose as Club Symbol
Phi Kappa Delta met Wednesday at Bath Community Center with President Frances Kakos presiding. Plans for an upcoming project were discussed and the red rose was voted the club symbol. Refreshments were served by Patricia Dionne and Eleanor Gotte. Present were Dionne, Gotte, Kakos, Steen, Sylvester, Liver, Varney, Longley, Philbrick, Young, and Leeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Delta
Bath Community Center
Frances Kakos
Patricia Dionne
Eleanor Gotte
Dionne
Gotte
Kakos
Dorothy Steen
Jacqueline Sylvester
Edna Liver
Loretta Varney
Barbara Longley
Mary Philbrick
Grace Young
Jane Leeman
Chatterboats Hold Canasta Session At Cotton Home
Members of the Chatterboats met at Mrs Harriet Cotton’s Maxwell Street home last week for a canasta session. A special award went to Mrs Arlene Scott. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Mary McCrater with Mrs Elaine Mitchell, Mrs Alberta, Mrs Louise Hamlin and a guest in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatterboats
Harriet Cotton
Maxwell ‘Street
Arlene Scott
Mary McCrater
Sesectey
Elaine Mitchell
Alberta
Louise Hamiin
McCrater
Bath Thespians Meet At Haskell Home
Bath Thespians gathered Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haskell’s home on North Street with 32 members and two guests Edith and Ruth Wincelet. Nathan Watson presided as president, inviting anyone interested in acting or behind the scenes to join, and inviting those to contact Watson or call 392-R. Members may audition for a one act play for Togus, with Peace Its Wonderful and The Lamp Went Out among selections. The Victorian mystery Angel Street is in final stages as the first period play for the group, with set work by Clifford Russell. The venue is on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Thespians
Richard Haskell
North Street
Nathan Watson
Edith 5
Ruth Wincelet
Thespians
Bath
Mr. Watson
Edward Butterfield
Angel Street
The
Clifford Russell
New York Theatres
High Street
Central Church League Meeting Report
The Central Church League gathered to discuss recent activities and upcoming events. Church leaders outlined schedules for services, youth programs, and community outreach initiatives coordinated by member churches.
Parish House Meeting Discusses February Activities
At the parish house Monday evening 29 members attended. The February activity committee includes Mrs Richard Kimball, Mrs Harold Brown, Mrs Ralph Bertrand, Mrs Frank Sylvester, Mrs Lawrence Lord and Mrs Wilbur Fowden. World Day of Prayer will be observed February 10 at Beacon Street church at 2 p.m. The group voted to hold the Cub Scout Father-Son banquet February 27. Hostesses for February 12 are Mrs George Van Wynen, Mrs Donald and Mrs Wilbur Fowden, with social hour and refreshments by Mrs Horace Morse, Mrs Edward Cummings and Mrs Harold Avery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kimball
Harold Brown
Ralph Bertrand
Frank Sylvester
Lawrence Lord
Wilbur Fowden
Laforest Hodgkins
Beacon Street
George van Wynen
Donald
Horace Morse
Edward Cummings
Harold Avery
Union Bridge Mothers Club Elects 1951 Officers
Union Bridge Mothers Club held its annual meeting Friday with Mrs Nsaphine Soule presiding. Officers elected include President Mrs Eleanor Jameson Vice President Mrs Alone Secretary Mrs Gladys Hathorne and Treasurer Mrs Carolyn Stilphen. The next meeting is March 2 at Mrs Stilphen’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge Mothers Club
Nsaphine Soule
Eleanor Jameson
Alone
Gladys Hathorne
Carolyn Stilphen
Dorothy Rattleff
Eliza Tanner
Mereen Wright
Slyvia Hathorne
Elster Dolloff
Martha Soule
Day's Ferry Club Plans February Waste Paper Drive
The Day's Ferry Community club met at the Dana home in Sagadahoc Ferry with Mrs. Edward Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Eben Dana hosting. President Herbert Munsey led business and a social hour followed by refreshments. plans were set for a February waste paper drive and the March meeting will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beaney and Harvey Greenlaw on March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day's Ferry Community Club
Edward Foster
Eben Dana
Danas
Sagadahoc Ferry
Herbert Munsey
Fred Beaney
Harvey Greenlaw
Howard Whitlam
Lois Day
Mabel Jack
Marthew A. Doak, Jr
Fred Brown
Wesley Church Women Hear Mrs Wentworth on Christian Citizenship
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Wesley Methodist Church hosted guest speaker Mrs Chauncey D Wentworth secretary of Christian Social Relations and Local Church Activities of Maine. She spoke on Woman's Responsibility as a Christian Citizen in Her Community. Hostesses served fruit salad hot rolls cakes and coffee after the meeting with about 20 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Methodist Church
Chauncey D. Wentworth
Maine
Wentworth
Augusta
Stanley Hunter
Beacon Street Methodist Church
William Temple
Carolyn Rogers
Walter Upham
Merle Niles
Nellie Follett
Beacon Street Women Meet at Beacon Street Church
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Beacon Street Methodist Church met in the vestry with large attendance. Mrs. Eva Packard led devotions as Mrs. Irving Varney conducted a brief business session. A World Day of Prayer reminder was issued for Feb 9 and a March 2 measuring social is planned with refreshments by Mrs. Nellie Mitchell and Mrs. Blanche Locke. The next meeting is March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Eva Packard
Irving Varney
Beacon Street Church
Orange
Nellie Mitchell
Blanche Locke
Nightingale Club Plans Benefit Tea at Cosmopolitan
Mrs. Ralph O. Dale hosted the Nightingale club Tuesday at 938 Middle Street. Final plans were made for the annual Nightingale tea on February 14 at the Cosmopolitan club house to benefit Memorial hospital. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph O. Dale
Nightingale Club
Middle Street
Cosmopolitan Club
Memorial Hospital
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Osborne Coates
Ithan
Robert Jewell
National Bank
Allen Little
Turner Court
Medford
George Water
Worcester
Roslindale
Massachusetts
Joan Garvey
West Roxbury
Joan
John Garvey
Bay Point
Cynthia Moses
Corliss Street
C. Burton Wing
Orse High
Gradr
Groton, Conn
Andrews Road
Richard E. Jackson
Karcher S. Jackson
Chi Gamma Iota Fraternity
Bryant College of Business Administration
Providence
Annette Pinkham
Old Folks Home
Dennis Gaudet
Edward McKenna
Western Avenue
Berlin
N. H
Patrick McKenna
Roland Raynes
Day's Ferry
Clifton Harrington
West Bowdoin
Nettie Coombs
Senter’s, Inc
Charles E. Murray
Arthur E. Hutchins
Chester A. Plant
Marilyn L. Oliver
Howard Crocker
590
Theodore B. Dow, Jr
Theodore Dow
Herbert Calderwood
Patten Free Library
Winthrop
Joseph Cyr
Helen Kakos
David Mullin
Bath Iron Works
John F. Sturtevant
Robert P. Sturtevant
Allen Street
Bowdoin College
Sturtevant
Ricker College
Houston
Bowdoin
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Manuel Bowers
Leonard Lozier
Court Street
Hyde Windlass Co
General Electric Co
Evelyn Kimball
George Musk
Hanover
Rena Cushing
Dummer Street
Esther Folsom
Helen Hartwell
Garden City
John Voorhees
Philip Paiment
Eddie Pailment
W. Mose Kennerson
Palmer Street
Bath Wave District
Kenneth Jaquith
Vid Clark
Rtland
Ward Smith
Andrew Rines
Chester A. Rines
Granite Street
Leonard Smith
General Hosital, Portmorning
William
Susan
Greene
James L. Hyde
Topsham
Bruce Buttrick
South Portland
Buttrick
Doris Tobey
Willow Street
Mr. Buttrick
Ladies Sewing Circle
Beacon Brotherhood
THETA
Central Ladies Aid
Winter Street Aid
Wesley Fellowship
Central Church League
League of Central Church Met
Union Bridge Club
Day’s Ferry Club
Wesley Church Women
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