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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1931

Page

6

Birthday Party Honors Five Year Old John Tournlotte

At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tournlotte on Farrin Street a Friday afternoon party celebrated John Tournlotte turning five. Guests included Betty Robson Madeline Robson Margaret Tourtilotte Mary Tourtilotte Barbara Ring Norma Cummings Marilyn Cummings Martha Reno Cynthia Chaney Robert Leonard John Tourtillotte and Miss Betty Burgess of Millinocket with prizes, games, and a pink white cake.

Ralph Tournlotte Farrin Street John Mrs. Tournlotte Master John Betty Robson Madeline Robson Margaret Tourtilotte Mary Tourtilotte Barbara Ring Norma Cummings Marilyn Cummings Martha Reno Cynthia Chaney Robert Leonard John Tourtlotte Betty Burgess Millinocket

Insurance agents visit J B Drake & Sons in city

John Knoy of Liverpool London and Globe Insurance and Donald Toziler of North America Insurance call on Hon. Edward Drake Thursday. Mr and Mrs Edwin R Andrews host a Sunday supper with three tables of contractors. Milton C Trott wins Indies prize while Harry T Day wins gentleman’s prize. Frank A Danforth returns to work after illness.

John Knoy Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Co Donald Toziler North America Insurance Co New York Edward Drake J. B. Drake & Sons Edwin R. Andrews High Street Milton C. Trott Harry T. Day

Local Bath Short Notes on Residents and Shipyard Ties

Mrs S W Barnes of Russell street returns from three months in Rockland Cam and to sail this week with the Paul Thurlow for New York to W H Swans & Sons who bought the vessel. Mrs William Daley of Pearl street visits Quincy Mass to spend a week with her husband employed by Fore River Shipbuilding Corp. George Porter son of Capt and Mrs W B Porter of the Morgan yacht Corsair is in Washington DC studying patent law this winter after Dartmouth graduation. Mrs Walter Ev returns to Tewiston after Bath visit. Mr and Mrs Fy rent their home on Andrews road. Mrs Warren Stilphen hosted the Ladies Aid at Central church parish house with sewing and a brief meeting. tea served.

William W. Tlosmer Ladies Aid of Universalist Church Middle Street Amoene H. P. Bridge, Inc William Coombs Charles F. Rideout Henry G. Hodgdon S. W. Barnes Russell Street Rockland Cam Barnes Mr. Thurlow Boston Paul Thurlow New York W. H Swans & Sons William Daley Pearl Street Quincy Mass Fore River Shipbuilding Corp George Porter W. B. Porter The Morgan Yacht Corsair Washington ,D. C Walter Ev Tewiston Bath Andrews Road Warren Stilnhen Ladies Aid of Central Church Stilphen C. W. Kennedy Quincy, Moss Bath Iron Works Corp Walter L. Whitney

Local residents report family health improvements

Armoury Company of Portland has returned after a week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe P. Higgins, 79 York Street, and Mrs. Melvins Drummond of Arrowsie who has been confined at home for some time have shown great improvement.

Portrait of Patric Grant by Frederick Besley Exhibited in Boston

John Hart returned Sunday after a Boston weekend. Frederick Besley, brother of Mrs. Charles M. Tubbs of High Street, exhibited a portrait of Patric Grant at the Conley Gallery in Boston. Patrice Grant is the father of Judge Robert Grant of Boston. A photo appeared in the ro togravure section of Sundays Boston Herald showing Grant dressed as a 1870s gentleman with a high stock and period attire.

Patric Grant Frederick Besley Boston Besley Charles M. Tubbs High Street Conley Gallery Patrice Grant Robert Grant Boston Herald

Miss Gladys Besse Returns to New Brunswick After Visit

Miss Gladys Besse has returned to New Brunswick New Jersey after spending several weeks with her sister Mrs John Conti of North street.

Gladys Besse New Brunswick N. J John Conti North Street

Mrs Howkins Hosts York Street Bridge Club Meeting

Mrs George Howkins entertained her bridge club at her York street home Friday evening with two tables in play Refreshments were served The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Julia Murray on Edward street next Friday

George Howkins York Street Julia Murry Edward Street

Reverend Ealwin D. Hardin Returns Home From NYC

Rev. Ealwin D. Hardin came home Thursday night after several days in New York City on business.

Ealwin D. Hardin New York City

Mrs Freeman Travels to Meet Captain in New York

Mrs. William R. Freeman of High street left Friday for New York City to greet her husband Captain Freeman who was expected to arrive on the 8S 8S Steel Navigator after a Far East voyage. Mrs. Freeman stayed with Mrs. Alonzo Parks of Portsmouth on Friday. Captain Freeman was due in New York Feb 9 but a radio message warned of a possible delay due to stormy weather. He will take three months vacation before his next assignment.

William R. Freeman High Street New York City Capt. Freeman Steel Navigator Far East Freeman Alonzo Parks Portsmouth New York

Community Notices From Dexter and Nearby Areas

Mrs Fdna Chadbourne nurses her nephew Vance Wakefield at her sister’s Dexter home after an appendectomy last Tuesday. Brush of social news: Young Ladies Bridge club prizes awarded, next week’s committee named. Portland guest Miss Marcela Stinson visits Mrs Milton C Trott. Funeral and hospital updates include Ernest Nelson Flatford’s Portland death and recoveries, plus local families in attendance and other brief moves through Bath Brunswick and Richmond.

Fdna Chadbourne Spring Street Dexter Mrs. Card Vance Wakefield John Keegan Rollin K. Morgan Young Ladies’ Bridge Club John Grindell Mark W Hennessy Keegan Josephine Fraser Haviland Torrey Ruth Johnson Marcela Stinson Portland Milton C., Trott Elon F. Watford Fletcher Richmond Harford Ernest Nelson Flatford Maine General Hospital Helen Mulligan Ralph Pinkham Lila Lewis

Surprise Homecoming For Woodbury Burnham

A party was held Wednesday at Wood bury Burnham home on Western Avenue to welcome him back after a five week stay at the Children’s Hospital Portland for infantile paralysis. Friends gathered for games and refreshments.

Woodbury Burnham Western Avenue Young Woodbury Children's Hospital Portland

Mrs E H Woodside Visits Bath with Georgetown Relative

Mrs E H Woodside and her mother Mrs Russell of Georgetown are spending a few days in Bath with Mrs Stearns Scott on Andrews Road.

E. H. Woodside Russell Georgetown Bath

Mrs Hyde Visits Brother in Augusta with Morse Kin

Mrs Edward W Hyde of North street travels to Augusta to visit her brother Dr John H Morse. She is joined by her nephew Edward Morse Bowdoin 34 who will spend the weekend with his parents Dr and Mrs Morse.

Edward W. Hyde North Street Augusta John H. Morse Edward Morse Bowdoin Mrs. Morse

Cummings Host Auction Bridge Evening On Oliver Street

Mr and Mrs Thomas Cummings entertained with two tables of auction bridge at their home on Oliver street on Thursday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edwin Powers Alderman and Mrs Reginald Stacey and Mr and Mrs Martin Powers. Refreshments were served by the hostess.

Thomas Cummings Oliver Street Edwin Powers Alderman Reginald Stacey Martin Powers

Mrs Lucy Bennett Returns to Buckfield

Mrs Lucy Bennett returns to Buckfield after a stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Edwin B Parris on Upper Washington Street following several weeks away.

Lucy Bennett Buckfield Mrs Edwin B. Parris Upper Washington Street

Norman Tripp Visits City Before Portland Family House Project

Norman Tripp of Bucksport travels to the city to visit friends en route to Portland to see his mother. A 1924 Morse High School graduate with many Bath friends, he is currently working with his father on new Bucksport home construction.

Norman Tripp Bucksport Portland

Mrs Seneca Conley Improves After Illness at Home

Mrs Seneca Conley, confined to her bed by illness for several weeks on Middle Street, is much improved and able to be up part of each day.

Seneca Conley Middle Street

Perkins family trips after New York convention visit

Frank W Perkins of North Street returned Saturday from New York City where he attended a ten day salesman's convention at the Hotel McAlpin. On Sunday he and Mrs Perkins left for Arlington Massachusetts to visit M F Biggins and attend the Sportsman and Motor Boat show. Perkins then departed Monday for a business trip through New Hampshire.

Frank W. Perkins North Street New York City McAlpin Mrs. Perkins Arlington Mass

Mrs Melville Rice Visits Woodfords Relatives

Mrs Melville Rice of Drummond Street returns from Woodfords where she visited her daughter and family. Everett Burt and her son Donald accompanied the trip for several weeks.

Melville Rice Drummond Street Woodfords Everett Burt Donald

Miss Clara Everett Confined by Illness at Sister’s Home

Miss Clara Everett of Presque Isle is confined at her sister Mrs J Horace McClure’s home 6 Garden street Bath by illness. En route to New York a railroad accident forced passengers to abandon cars and be driven through freezing weather. She contracted a severe cold and came to Bath to recover. Jane Barlow daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Barlow of Dummer street is at the Children’s hospital Portland for observation.

Clara Everett Presque Isle J. Horace McClure Garden Street Miss Everett New York Bath Jane Barlow Richard Barlow Dummer Street Children's Hospital Portland

Gorham Normal welcomes several returning students

Among the students returning Sunday to Gorham Normal School after a visit by Miss Theo McNeil Miss Dorothy Ham Miss Marion Whittier Miss Adele Bur ton and Richard Johnson. Miss Ruth Robbins of Kittery, also a Gorham Normal student, spent the weekend in the city with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank W Robbins of Pine street.

Gorham Normal Theo McNeil Dorothy Ham Marion Whittier Adele Burton Richard Johnson Ruth Robbins Kittery Frank W. Robbins Pine Street

Weekend visitors share meals and travels in Bath area

Mr and Mrs H Stanley Peterson of Portsmouth were weekend guests of both sets of parents in Brunswick and Park Street. Mr and Mrs Everett Quinlan hosted a family dinner at 18 Cleveland Street with Peterson and Peter son relatives present. Rev E D Hardin left for a business trip to New York. Mrs Lemuel Preble and Mrs Clarence Preble hosted a small auction party at Day’s Ferry with two tables in play. Isabel Wishart returned from Quincy to North Street Bath. Georg Hendel, formerly at Bath Tron Works and now at Fore River, was in Bath visiting friends.

H. Stanley Peterson Portsmouth N. H Lemuel Preble Clarence Preble Day's Ferry Georg Hendel Bath Tron Works Fore River Quincy, Mass Boothbay Harbor Bath

Mrs Brown Returns Home From City Visit

Mrs John Brown returns to Woolwich after several weeks in the city. She is accompanied by Master William Freeman who will stay with her for an indefinite period.

John Brown James Dunton Woolwich City William Freeman

Miss Genesta Corliss Enters City Hospital Training

Miss Genesta F. Corliss entered City hospital Monday and will begin nurse training Tuesday. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albion I. Corliss of 15 Bath street and is Morse high school class of 1930.

Genesta F. Corliss City Hospital Miss Corliss Albion I. Corliss Bath Street Morse High School

Colby College Women Publish Debut of Col biana

Miss Marjorie H Dearborn Colby 31 is among contributors to Col biana the literary publication of Colby college women's division It has just appeared for the first time this season.

Marjorie H. Dearborn Colby Colbiana Colby College

Miss Mary Grainger Hosts Felton Club at Drummond Street

Miss Mary Grainger entertained the Felton club at her home on Drummond street with refreshments served. Miss Evelyn Perry of Valley road will entertain the club Wednesday of this week.

Mary Grainger Felton Club Drummond Street Evelyn Perry Valley Road

Birthday Party for Miss Rachel Upham Held at Home

Miss Rachel Upham of lower Hird Street enjoyed a sunner party Friday evening at seven for her birthday. Gifts from many friends were displayed. Attending were Rev. and Mrs. George B. Wolstenholme, Miss Henrietta Potter, Miss Edna Potter and Miss Kathleen Noddin of Damariscotta.

Rachel Upham Lower Hird Street George B. Wolstenholme Henrietta Potter Edna Potter Kathleen Noddin Damariscotta

Miss Gertrude Stewart Finishes Training at Massachusetts Memorial

Miss Gertrude Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs Seth Stewart of Green Street completes a three year course at Massachusetts Memorial Hospital on March 12. After receiving her diploma she plans to practice in Massachusetts.

Gertrude Stewart Seth Stewart Greenstreet Massachusetts Memorial Hospital Massachusetts

Sewall Supper Party Hosts Contract Evenings Winners

Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall entertained at a Stone House supper party on Saturday night. Four tables of contract were played with Mrs Alden G Smith winning the ladies prize and Edwin R Andrews winning the gentlemen prize.

Arthur Sewall Stone Hose Alden G. Smith Edwin R. Andrews

Notable visitors and local residents gather in city

Miss Dorothy Thompson Miss Charlotte O'Brien and Miss Dorothy Conley from Nassan Institute spent the weekend at their homes in the city. Mr and Mrs Gardiner Deering of Andrews Road returned from Breeton where Mr Deering was called by business. The Deerings attended the Sportsman's and Motor Boat show.

Dorothy Thompson Charlotte O'Brien Dorothy Conley Nassan Institute Gardiner Deering Andrews Road Breeton Mr. Deering Mrs. Deering

Tarbox Visited Tops ham Weekend with Sister

Dr. Harry Tarbox of Greenwich Conn. spent the weekend in Tops ham with his sister Mrs. Ernest Allen. He is a former Bath resident. West Bath Red Cross held an all day meeting at Miss Annie Trufant’s home with 19 members sewing on watchwork and children's clothing. A covered dish dinner is planned for next week. Willard Sprague returned to Somerville Mass. after a few days here due to his grandfather Willard Hodgkins' death.

Harry Tarbox Greenwich, Conn Topsham Ernest A. Allen Tarbox Bath West Bath Willard Sprague Somerville Mass Willard Hodgkins Guy Sprague David Harry Crosman High Street Sprague

Bedford Street Party Blends Auction Games and Geography

Mrs. Lincoln Bailey hosted a Bedford Street gathering with auction games and geography quizzes. Prizes included a boudoir doll won by Mrs. Sherman McQuaide and a metal sewing basket for Mrs. Eola Atwood. The event featured a memory test ending with ship words and a large guest list. The group plans to reconvene next Friday at Mrs. Percy Hyde’s home. The Bath Central Maine Power Co. hired Stanley Bickle, and Corliss Street Church’s research class met with 19 members and new guest Mrs. Lena Helm.

Lincoln Bailey Bedford Street Sherman McQuaide Charles Blaisdell America Italy Columbus Eola Atwood McQuaide Addison Pendleton John Atwood Louis Spicer Charles ‘Blaisdey Thomas K. Haley Percy Hyde Stearns Scott Corliss Street Mabel Coombs Cherry Street Blanch Pooler Lena Helm Fannie Burden Emma Daley Lizzie French Maud Clark Nellie Bonney Harriet Nocton Katherine Wallace Highland Street

Two Newborns Reported in Bath City Hospital Birth News

A son Warren Everett Staples was born to Mr. and Mrs. William R Staples at Bath city hospital on February 7. Cleveland Edward Humphrey is named for a son born February 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Irwin A Humphrey of 468 High Street.

Warren Everett Staples William R. Staples Bath City Hospital Cleveland Edward Humphrey Irwin A. Humphrey High Street

Representative Wright Returns From Portland Dedication Trip

Representative Henry C. Wright president of Bath City Hospital attended the dedication of a new wing at Maine General hospital in Portland. He returned to Augusta to resume his legislative duties.

Henry C. Wright Bath City Hospital Portland Maine General Hospital Wright Augusta

Miss Mary Sewall Returns to Waynflete School

Miss Mary Sewall returns Monday to the Waynflete Latin School after a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall. Her guest for the weekend was Miss Maude Crum of Painesville Ohio.

Mary Sewall Waynflete Latin School Arthur Sewall

Mrs McInnes Plans Visits with Sons in Massachusetts and New York

Mrs John McInnes of Washington street left Thursday for Boston to stay with her sons Duncan and R Rodger McInnes in Wollaston Mass She will also travel to New York for a few weeks with her son John McInnes Before returning home Miss Elizabeth McGrath and roommate Miss Dawn Orcutt of Bates College Lewiston visited Miss McGrath’s parents Mr and Mrs Eugene McGrath on upper Washington street

John McInnes Washington Street Boston Duncan R. Rodger McInnes Wollaston Mass Elizabeth McGrath Dawn Orcutt Bates College Lewiston Miss McGrath Eugene McGrath Upper

Local Social News and Notices Amid Illness Deaths and Visits

Mrs. Lillian Upham remains bedbound at home on lower High street though previously bedridden over two years. Mrs. George Moses and Cynthia return to Medford after attending funeral of Willard Hodgkins, grandfather of Mrs. Moses. Community club events include contract games at Andrews road and prize wins for Mrs. Stearns Scott, Mrs. George Oliver, and Mrs. Thomas Haley. Wil lard Hodgkins mourned. Mrs. Brackley recovers in Brunswick hospital. William Ramsay visits Lewiston and is hosted by Mrs. Archie Wishart. local movers heading to Wellesley Massachusetts. Mrs. Emma Head reports Seattle winter visit and 25 years since last seeing her brother.

Lillian Upham Lower High Street John Atwood Cobb Road Stearns Scott George Oliver Thomas K. Haley Emma Head Woolwich Seattle Frank Head

City News In Bath Maine Docket Of Local Happenings

Bath reports overhauls on the Hook and Ladder motor truck with the ring gear housing found broken after inspection. The era sees horses used in the old ladder truck during repairs. Public notices urge oil burner permits with fire insurance and warn on smoke damage coverage. Rabbits invade the Texas Steamship Co. yard near Washington Street, traced to escaped tame rabbits. John Sheldon of 531 High Street broadcasts with the New England Conservatory of Music on WHDH Boston. Drum Major Edwin L. Emmons portrait by Perry Thompson to be displayed at Footer’s Clothing. Acadia lodge anticipates Bath Pythian Jubilee on April 20 with about 1500 expected. Bath Interclub League shows 88 players across contests. A conservation broadcast on Americanism is set for Friday from WCSH. Streetcars operate normally despite a storm. plows keep rails clear. Bath Board of Health considers a new ordinance code after reviewing 17 disease cases and an annual report. Snow shoveling crews busy after the storm. C. W. Kennedy of Quincy sought for mortgage concealment by Quincy police. Home nursing class at Bailey Evening School postpones board party due to illness. Debutantes show limited interest in classical French cookery at Miss Farmer’s School of Cookery in Boston.

Many Denominations Topic of Lecture by Well Known Preacher

Evangel ist Gram spoke at Masonic Temple on why there are many denominations and how light from the Bible has guided reformers since the Dark Ages. He urged openness to new truth, citing Pilgrim Fathers and biblical guidance to follow Christ, and announced next Sundays topic Bible Baptism. A Friday lecture at the chanel corner of Washington and Marshall will cover Spiritualism with a question on communicating with the dead. all are invited.

Evangelist Gram Masonic Temple Pastor Robinson Pilgrim Fathers America Christ James Temple Chanel Washington and Marshall Streets

Bradley feature aired on WNAC and club meeting on Great Americans

First National Stores sponsors the Bradley feature broadcast Tuesdays and Fridays from WNAC. The Cosmopolitan Club Current Events department meets Thursday at 3 30 p m to discuss Great Americans of Today with anecdotes from science art and letters in observance of Lincoln's birthday. Burt M Dyer gave friends Dewey Deanision pears from Willow Street. Morse High Junior class postpones its play to next Thursday due to illness and tickets may be exchanged at the high school box office.

First National Stores New England Bradley WNAC Cosmopolitan Club Lincoln Burt M. Dyer Dewey Deanision Morse High

Miss Carrie Luce Leaves Home After Fall

Carrie F Luce returns to activity after weeks confined to her home at 51 Elm street due to a fall down stairs.

Carrie F. Luce Elm Street

Death Notice for Mrs Fenwick Whitlam in Gardiner

Mr and Mrs Charles E Robinson of 1325 Washington Street are notified of the death of Mrs Fenwick Whitlam age 76 after a two week illness in Gardiner She lived there over 50 years and is survived by Ira W Robinson of St Petersburg Florida and a niece Mrs Joseph Lausier of Augusta formerly Hazel Robinson of Bath The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon.

Charles E. Robinson Washington Street Gardiner Robinson Fenwick Whitlam Ira W. Robinson Bath St. Petersburg Fla Joseph Lausier Augusta Hazel Robinson

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Fred Humphreys D. M. Humphreys Co Harry F. Morin Eastland Hotel Clarence C. Tittle University of Maine University of Michigan American Society For the Control of Cancer Little Grace M. Allen Edmund M. Stapies Front Street LeRoy Colby William S. Newell Mead Larrabee Jessie Jackson Wiscasset N. Gratz Jackson Shaw Street Owen J. Ledward Hird Street John A. Morse Clinton J. Wilson Williams Whitney Earl Rice Harpswell Addison Rice Roscoe P. McFadden Red Cross Relief Fund Daniel T. Dougherty Edward Lennon France Russia McFadden John A. Lord Milton Trott Charles R. Farnham Maud Larrabee William Adams William W. Dennison Herbert Warris Ada Deering Henry Leonard Doemariscoyve Mrs. Leonard Mary Agnes Gaudet Dennis Gaudet Margaret Gaudet Gaudet Frank Fortier Charles Johanson Lillian Dorothy Charles Johansen, Jr Francis Callan James Farnham, Jr Lorraine Fortier Margaret. John Robert Mary Gaudet Miss Gaudet Edna Hallowell Farmington Normal School Jed F. Hallowell Oak Street Purington Hall Hallowell Gorham Gorham Normal Boys Farmington Normal Boys Farmington Rodney Upham Maurice Upham Belfast Carrie Murch John Conley Beacon Street Herman Crocker Ruby Avery Conley Dike PT. A Robert Brownell Brownell Wilbur Billings Newton Raymond Short Maine Street Brunswick Carl B. Swanton August Walters James Clapiison A. R. Ames Flora Main Harold Burbank Hartford Conn Rodney E. Ross Miram W. Kimball Bruce H. M. White James White Frank E. Emerson Frank A. Danforth Rhoe Ferry Street John Hart Keith Coombs Auburn Stephen McPhee Miles Trinlan F. Odiorne Brooklyn Miss Odiorne Frveburge Academy Alfred Bunker Perleston L. Pert, Jr Bath Hospital Perleston J. Pert Miss Pearl Savage Melvin Savage E. D. Hardin Winter Street Isabel Wishart Christine Brown Stanley Bickle Central Maine Power Co George Moses Cynthia Medford Carl C. Anderson Russell Park Fred J. Brackley Brunswick Hospital William Ramsay Archie Wishart Mrs. Wishart Helen Harvey Isa Wishart Seward Snowdon William Taylor Wellesley, Mags Phippsburg Texas Steamship Co Texas Yard WHDH New England Conservatory of Music John Sheldon William H. Sheldon Sheldon Treas Frederic H. Low Camden S. C Low Edwin L. Emmons Perry Thompson Footer’s Major Emmons Maine Acadia Lodge Loring A. Roberts Edward H. Hartwell Russell Kenney William Mann Jubilee Association Pythian Temple Florence Waugh Danforth Skowhegan D.A.R WCSH Eastland Henrietta Wood Eunice Farnsworth Chapter Sunt Lewis Board of Health H. B. Duce Municipal Highway Department Bailey Evening School Alice Bradley Miss Farmer's School of Cookery Miss Bradley Arthur Allen Optometrist Bath Trust
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