Brownies and scouts activities plus community notices
Parker Head outlines Brownies meeting under Frances Robie with Sally Lowell and several members plus guests from Phippsburg Center. Vacation school sessions and valentines plans noted. church activities and a charity card party raise funds for infantile paralysis. Community members listed with visits and illnesses across Brunswick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownies
Frances M. Robie
Sally Lowell
Gladys Scott
Marlene Perkins
Jean Bowker
Phippsburg Center
Barbara Mank
Sandra Mank
Marie Wyman
Barbara Harrington
Claude Brooks
Small Point
Brunswick
Robert E. Bonney
Boston
Lloyd Lowell
Arthur Kreidler
William Cushing
Neighborhood Patrol
Boy Scout
Bath
Bill Lowell
Lawrence Morong, Jr
William Hallett
H. D. Mank
Mank
Earl Lowell
Bernard Wyman
John Rollins
William Hemmer
Jean Hamel
George Morong
Charles Blaisdell
John D. Libby
Fred Libby
Ramon and
Earl Hamel
H. D. Mank, Sr
Funeral for Mrs Annie R Jewett 87 Widow of Capt Lincoln Jewett
The funeral for Annie R Jewett 87 widow of Capt Lincoln W Jewett former commander of the Bath built schooner Eleanor A Percy was held Saturday at 2 PM at her home 18 Berkeley Street Portland. She was born in Westport oldest daughter of Capt and Mrs James L Tarbox educated at Kents Hill and Farmington Normal and taught school for several years. She was rescued in 1901 from her husband's schooner Charles P Notman when it wrecked off the New Jersey coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie R. Jewett
Lincoln W. Jewett
Bath
Eleanor A. Percy
Berkeley Street
Portland
Jewett
Westport
James L. Tarbox
Kents Hill
Farmington Normal School
Charles P. Notman
New Jersey
Edward F Miller Improves After Pneumonia
Edward F Miller confined to bed for two weeks with pneumonia at 822 Middle Street is improving and hopes to sit up in the latter part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Miller
Middle Street
Fort Popham Social and Town Notes Highlight Community Life
A calm Fort Popham evening followed a church social raising funds for the Sunday School with games and refreshments. Town items note Coast Guard activity, crews from Georgetown and Plymouth, weather impacts on beaches, and frequent visits by residents and visitors including Osgood, Dobbin, Sprague, Spinney, Perkins, Crowley and Oliver families.
Local sightings and visits from Bath area residents
A Bay Point bulletin notes Edward Butterfield from the College of William and Mary says springlike weather with one brief snowstorm. Telephones were being collected at Kennebec Point and Five Islands. E R Russell of the Agricultural Department visited the Navajo. Several Bath area residents and visitors are listed with casual calls and social visits, including the Delanos, Spinneys, Kneelands, and Burnses. George Smith remains in Bath Memorial Hospital, while Ralph Spinney returns home after pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Butterfield
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Virginia
Telephone Company
Kennebec Point
Islands
E. R. Russell
Agricultural Department
W.todd
William Adams
Bath
Carl Delano
Lila M. Spinney
Clarence Kneeland
Chickie
Carl Welling
Woolwich
Maurice Burns
Echo Valley
L. M. Spinney
Mary Campbell
Louise Howard
George O. Breach
Portland
Winter Street Ladies Entertained by Central Church Group
The Winter Street auxiliary enjoyed a Monday evening at the parish house with games and a spelling match won by Winter Street. A comedy The Minister's New Car directed by Mrs. Leonard F. Wetherbee was staged with a large cast and Valentine themed refreshments. Reservations for a Feb 17 card party were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
Winter Street
Leonard F. Wetherbee
Rudolph C. McRae
Lawrence
Lord
Rold E. Brown
W. Linwood Haynes
Wetherbee
John H. Harkins
Leonard M. Lord
Edward A. Cummings
Grace Philbrook
Percy R. Low
Harold S. Avery
William Turpie
Albert S. Noyes
Avery
Maynard O. Brown
Arthur L. Pratt
Harold E. Hodgkins
Monard M. Steen
Raymond C. Small
William S. Blair
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Low
Abbott H. Redlow
Alexander A. Burden
Harold E. Brown
Arthur W. King
Charles A. Soule
Marilla Tarr
Eleanor M. Ferguson
Cosmopolitan Garden Club Looks At Early Birds And Pests
The Cosmopolitan Garden Club met Monday afternoon for a program on birds arriving this season and a detailed discussion on gypsy moths and brown tails, including control methods. President Mrs G Thomas Murphy led the business session before horticultural program chair Mrs Herbert R Lemont guided the event, with games and a quiz on state flowers. Prizes went to Mrs Rupert H Baxter and Mrs William L Skel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Garden Club
G. Thomas Murphy
Herbert R. Lemont
Rupert H. Baxter
William L. Skelton
Lewiston Family Guests Bath Rooms. Will Not Return to Popham
Mr. and Mrs. Valmont Tardif and children John and Helen Ann of Lewiston were weekend guests of Mrs. Tardif's parents Mr. and Mrs. John Costain at 738 Middle Street. They engaged furnished rooms in Bath and will not return to Popham to live until May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valmont Tardif
John
Helen Ann
Lewiston
Bath
Popham
Sagadahoc Probate Court Handles Estate Actions
Second February term session saw multiple administrations and bonds filed or approved. Administrators appointed in Richmond Hallo well Myrtle Trott. Wright petitioned for Bath. real estate bonds and administratrix bonds approved for Woolwich Richmond. inventories and accounts filed or allowed for Bath Richmond Washington Phippsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Dunton
Gilmore C. Trott
Richmond
Myrtle F. Trott
Hallowell
Herbert F. Wright
Woolwich
Irving C. Wright
Bath
Lara D. Wright
Frank R. Bailey
Ida J. Stephens
D.b.n
T.a
Nellie P. Patten
Elmer E. Rogers
Harold J. Rubin
Beatrice E. Sprague
Charles T. Small, Jr
American Security & Trust Co
Washington, D. C
Mary Judith Duncombe Kenyon
Margarline McNeill Gay
Margaret Sylvester
Sahar A. Adams
C.t.a
Saral Augusta Hyde
Brooks Brown
Ernest L. Goodspeed
Henry E. Houdlette
Helen G. York
Arlene D. York
Phippsburg
Emma C. Rollins
Charles A. Rollins
Boston
Wilbur H. Wyman
Martin Wyman
John Burgess
Cora F. Burgess
Everett G. Lemont
Pearl M. Lemont
Easter sale planned by Free Will Workers at Corliss Street church
Mrs. William P. Hatch hosted members on Washington Street as Free Will Workers vote for an Easter sale on April 2 at Robert C. Mitchell’s store. They also plan church kitchen renovations, sick member cards, and church repair fund support. A sewing machine gift was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Hatch
Free Will
Corliss Street
Washington Street
Robert C. Mitchell
Weeks Street
LaForrest G. Coombs
Harold S. Walker
Washington
Hatch
Bert Preble
John H. Hunt
Benjamin P. Coombs
Fred S Coombs
W. W. Chaney
James W. Gillespie
William A. Hill
Frederick P Moffatt
Warren H. McIntire
Chester A. Plant
FE. M. Watson
Abbie McCabe
Fred F Fitch Dies After Illness and Surgery at 64
Fred F Fitch 64 retired Satur day Evening Post executive and noted short story writer died Saturday in Augusta General Hospital after a two week illness following major surgery. He lived in Augusta with his mother Mrs H E Ordway and is survived by his wife Mrs Bernadine Scott of Bath two sons John of Miami and Joseph of Augusta and daughter Prudence. Funeral held Monday in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred F. Fitch
Saturday Evening Post
Popham Beach
Augusta General Hospital
Augusta
H. E. Ordway
Bernadine Scott
Bath
John
Miami
Fla
Joseph Fitch
Prudence
Woolwich Community Notes Highlight Local Events
Day's Ferry Community club hosted a card party at Capt. J. W. Reed’s home to raise funds for the Union for Christian Service with multiple table games and prizes. Mothers club plans a Valentine party at Day's Ferry schoolhouse and various residents attend clubs, hospital updates, and social visits.
Bath Residents invited to Governor's Ball tickets
Bath residents have access to 50 invitation couples and 20 ladies single tickets for the Governor's Ball in Augusta. The finance committee, led by Joseph P. Williams, will distribute tickets in Bath in order received. The event, hosted by Governor Sumner Sewall and Augusta officials, occurs Monday evening Feb. 24 at Augusta City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Gratz Jackson
Elford A. Stover
Augusta City Hall
Joseph P. Williams
Augusta
Sumner Sewall
Bath
Jackson
Stover
Byron Boyd
Percy V. Hill
Charles S. Hichborn
Frank E. Southard
Arthur W. Whitney
Nathan Weston
Fred R. Lord
Niles L. Perkins
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Stover
George F. Giddings
George S. Williams
John C. Arnold
Arthur T. Tiffin
Dr. F. C. Tyson
M. W. Sawtelle
Alfred J. Lacasse
Arthur Labbe
Roscoe Given
Burleigh Martin
Richard B. Boyd
Danforth L. Nash
Harold D. Jennings
Lester M. Hart
James L. Reid
Nequasset Farm Bureau Discusses Hobbies
An all day Nequasset Farm Bureau meeting at Mrs Costello Hall Sagadahoc Ferry covered hobbies. Members heard Mrs G Ossian Dodge on birds 72 species visited her home and Mrs Herbert Leeman discuss old fashioned doorways with Everson C Stinson house features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Costello P. Hall
Sagadahoc Ferry
G. Ossian Dodge
Herbert J. Leeman
Everson C. Stinson
John W. Brown
Percy D. Marston
Jordan C. Wright
John C. Gilmore
Hall
Leeman
Gilmore
Miss Waltz
Farewell Given To Mrs Murphy As She Joins Canal Zone
Mrs Thomas H Murphy of Woolwich left last week with her daughter Virginia for Cristobal to join Mr Murphy at the Canal Zone. A farewell party was held at her home with cards beano and quiz games, refreshments, and gifts for Mrs Murphy and her daughter. They planned to sail Thursday from New York on the S S Panama. Mr Murphy, formerly a Bath Iron Works steam fitter, now works for the government at the Canal Zone, and Captain David G Reed remains ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Hentz
Long Island
Walter Neibling
Basking Ridge
N. J
Ellison Moody
Hentz
Brunswick
New York
York
Arlene Perkins
Stanley Perkins
Bath
Fred Osgood
Cynthia Ann
Eugene Osgood
James P. Sprague
Kenneth
Rye
N. H
Walter Sprague
Coast Guard
New London
Conn
Guy Crowley
Blanchard
Woolwich
Christopher Marr
William Wallace
Bath Iron Works
Herbert
Richard
Marguerite McNulty
Portland
Law
Carl B. Newcomb
Ethelyn Spinney
Arthur Delano
Carlton D. Reed
Lindsey Cooper
Good Will Club
Sagadahoc Ferry
Suzel Howard
Day's Ferry
Chester Grover
Route 1
Mothers Club
Mason Carter
Ralph Durgin
Clayton Armstrong
Edward V. Reed
Red Cross
Marilyn Temple
Duncan McIntosh
New England
Melrose
Mass
Chester Howe
Constance
York Beach
Wilbur Howe
Paul Kuta
Ella Temple
Bowdoinham
Albert Temple
Corliss
Kenneth Morrison
Windham
Everett Rice
Donald MclIntosh
J. W. Gardner
Memorial Hospital
James Thorpe
George Gainsley
Earl Gainsley
Kittery
Richard Tanner
William Raynes
David G. Reed
Ivan
Harold Shaw
Montsweag
Wiscasset High School
Garret Galvin
Wilbur Hagan
Skowhegan
Stanley Jack
Wentworth
Thomas H. Murphy
Virginia
Canal Zone
Murphy
Cristobal
Beatrice Clark
New York City
S. A. Panama
Bath Iron Works Corp
Marriage intentions filed for four couples in Bath and Searsport
John B. Despres Jr of 11 Shaw Street and Miss Geraldine Robichaud of 680 Washington Street announce intentions with Lawrence P Thompson of 15 Clifton Street and Miss Rose Marie Nickerson of 11 Clifton Street as the other couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Despres, Jr
Shaw Street
Despres
Bath
M Geraldine Robichaud
Washington Street
Thomas P. Robichaud
New Brunswick
Lawrence Paul Thompson
Clifton Street
Robert M. Thompson
Searsport
Rose Marie Nickerson
Mabel Farnham
Alonzo Nickerson
Valentine Tea and Silver Party at Old Ladies Home
Plans complete for a Friday afternoon Valentine event at the Old Ladies Home 800 High Street. Mrs Charles C Low and other trustees will pour and receive while volunteers serve. The home, established 1875 from Mrs Mary J Ledyards will, remains a key Bath institution inviting locals to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Ladies’ Home
Charles C. Low
Fred R. E. Dean
William S. Newell
Fred H. Lord
Henry C. Wright
Owen J. Ledyard
Old Ladies Home
High Street
William D. Sewall
House
Board of Managers
Allan Spear
Anna M. Trott
Phillis Bowie
Donald N. Small
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Parker
Leo Hamel
Ashdale
Herbert Doughty, Jr
Allie Rollins
Frank Wyman
Forest Wyman
Marie
Marion Cushing
Robert Cushing
Laura Wyman
Sanford
Harold Rogers
Stephen Rogers
Eugene Harrington
Albert L. Owen
Lewis F. Lowell
Herman Hallett
Hattie Jory
Walter Cushing
Owen Richardson
Tae
Erin
House of Old Molineaus
Lnc
Beeston
Harry Spencer
Irving Dobbin
Frances Robie
Frank Scott
Merrill Oliver
Virginia Perkins
Neil Robichaud
Gloria Oliver
Stanley
Hathaway Cottage
Leavitt Coffin
Plymouth
Deering
Herman Spinney
George Powers
Georgetown
Genesta Chapter O. E. S
Gary Crowley
Arthur Darling
Parker Head
Moore
Spinney
Elisha Bridges
Marion
Page Wyman
Seaman Drake
U. S. Coast Guard
Oliver Street
Freeman Beal
Liberty
Rockland
John Janverin
Newburyport
Clifton Morong
Ernest Oliver
Margaret Eleanor
Dr. Smith
Clinton Newdick
Lester Morse
Victor Sprague
Basin Road
Moses Chandler
Cosmo Garden Club
Stewart H. Day
Herbert T. Caverly
Harry F. Oliver
Raymond Palmer
William J. Allard
Arthur F Mayo
A. Farley Mayo
Alden P. Denham
Alfred P
Marcia Stinson
Alfred Trott
Harry Y Wellington
Rand
Melvin Howe
Irving Baker
Clarence Baker
Alabama
Mary J. Ledyard
Miss Hennessy
Scott Furriers
Scott
Hennessy’s