Notable Bath figures share arts insights and social updates
Forbes Watson of New York, brother of Carroll Watson, writes in Parnassus about PWAP work and costs, urging a new deal for artists. The column also notes a Bath supper for Lt. Com. and Mrs. Easton, civic club meetings, engagements, and local social happenings with numerous residents and visitors listed.
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Forbes Watson
New York
Carroll Watson
Washington Street
Parnassus
Watson
PWAP
Washington, D. C
the Arts
Maney Family Plans Florida Vacation Before Spring
Rev Timothy C Maney of St Marys church and his siblings prepare for a month long Florida trip departing Sunday by train. The Maney brothers and sisters from Bangor and Portland join, while a Gulf engineer relative operates the Bangor to Vanceboro line.
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Timothy C. Maney
St. Mary’s Church
John Savage
Portland
Alice A. Maney
Bangor
William H. Maney
Florida
Father Maney
Gulf
Boston
St. John
Vanceboro
Birthday and social notices fill a Boston trip and local events
A string of social gatherings is detailed from Friday evening, including a joint birthday supper bridge at Mrs. Evelyn Heald Young’s home at 510 Washington, prizes awarded to Mrs. Irma Perry and Mrs. Maud Howard, and a list of attendees. Other items report church ladies’ aid meetings, Morse high school dramatic club party with 200 attendees, and various visits and travel updates across Portland and neighboring towns.
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Evelyn Heald Young
Rae Hayward
Young
Washington Street
Dennison
Maud Howard
Lucile Stnessey
Zephie Lowell
Jennie Knight
Elizabeth Brown
Mary Brown
Dramatic Club
Morse High School
Mary Nickerson
David Y. Alkazin
Mary Louise Lord
Elizabeth B. Deering
McPherson
Alkazin
Miss Deering
Knick Knack Club Holds Thursday Meeting at Mrs Moshers
The Knick Knack club met Thursday evening at the Washington street home of Mrs Walter Mosh er. All members were present including Mrs Redford Christiansen Mrs Percy Miller Mrs Harold Safford Mrs Fletcher Harford Mrs Daniel McDougal Mrs John Syl vester Mrs Wilfred Thibeault Mrs Walter Dingley and Mrs Roy Lutz.
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Knick-Knack Club
Walter Mosher
Washington Street
Redford Christiansen
Percy Miller
Harold Safford
Fletcher Harford
Daniel McDougal
John Sylvester
Wilfred Thibeault
Walter Dingley
Roy Lutz
Local Church Class Reports 19 Members at Wednesday Meet
Corliss Street church class met Wednesday at 332 Washington with 19 members present. Mrs. Mabel Shepard hosted with assistants Mrs. Maud Clark Mrs. Gertrude Hutchins and Shepard's daughter Mrs. Arthur C. Lemont. March meeting set with Mrs. Jennie Curtis and hostesses Mrs. Minnie Tyler and Mrs. Nellie Bonney.
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Corliss Street
Mabel Shépard
Washington Street
Peter
Maud Clark
Gertrude Hutchins
Shepard
Jennie Curtis
Minnie Tyler
Nellie Bonney
Pythian Temple Dedicated With Proper Ceremony
The Pythian Temple in Maine was formally dedicated Tuesday night with a banquet and installation of Acadia lodge and Lowell Temple officers. Grand and lodge officers presided, tableaux by children impressed attendees, and Acadia lodge drew new members while praising the central Washington street building as an accessible lodge home.
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Pythian Temple
Acadia Lodge
Lowell Temple
Russell I. Judkins
Augusta
B. F. Wentworth
South Portland
Otto R. Irvine
Mars Hill
Seth E. Rowe
Intervale
Exchequer
Charles E. H. Bean
Hallowell
Harry V. Brooks
West Minot
Harry L. Porter
Monmouth
Pythian Sisters
Lila T. Heskell
Auburn
Josephine Coombs
Gertrude Stewart
Bath
Hazel S. Dean
Russell M. Hosmer
Lawrence Pennell
Charles Perringtonf
Brunswick
Arthur Gebhard
Harry Williams
Seth Stewart
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Henry G. Hodgdon
Louise Munroe
Florence Robinson
Edith Miller
Nellie Dunning
Emily Williams
Mary Curtis
Lou Haley
Sadie Garcelon
Harry Watson
Loring Roberts
Otis Munroe
Russell Kenney
Fred D. Hill
Charles Durning
David Heald
Edward McLellan
Maine
Acadia
Washington Street
Fred Sylvester
Judkins
Arms Bean
Amelia Schwind
Rumford
Lila T. Haskell
Order
Probate Court Notice of Final Account in Bath
In Sagadahoc County Bath the Court of Probate orders Charles J. Donnell administrator of Charles R. Donnell to publish this notice for three weeks. He must appear March 5, 1935 at nine o'clock in Bath to show cause why the final account should not be allowed. Judge Walter S. Glidden signs, with John L. Jack as Register.
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Sagadahoc
Bath
Charles J. Donnell
Charles R. Donnell
Gala Public Dance Sponsored By Cosmopolitan Club
Muriel Howe chairs the late Friday committee meeting planning a public dance tonight at Central church parish house from 8 30 to 12 30. Tickets available from committee members Miss Horne and others.
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Muriel Howe
Union Street
Cosmopolitan Club
Central Church Parish House
Miss Horne
Elizabeth D. McGrath
Phyllis E. Wright
Addie D. Palmer
Evelyne L. Donnell
Helen E. Hartwell
Sophie Q. Greenblatt
Referendum Clause Added To Bath Election Warrants
Bath aldermen in a special session added a referendum clause to the March 4 city election warrant seeking voter opinion on the Public Utilities Commission provisions for free transportation over the Carl ton bridge for Bath residents in exchange for half the motor vehicle excise taxes. The board also received its first liquor license application from Thomas E. McCormick of the American House. A woman found insane was committed to the Maine State Hospital in Augusta.
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Board of Education
Public Utilities Commission
Carlton Bridge
State Highway Commission
Bath
Thomas E. McCormick
American House
Water Street
Elm Street
Maine State Hospital
Augusta
Rotary carnival committees meet at city hall
An important Rotary club Winter Carnival and Ball meeting is set for Thursday at four o'clock in the common council room on the third floor. All committee members are urged to attend and any citizen interested may come. Reports from chairmen will be heard and final gala plans formed.
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Rotary Club
City Hall
Valentine Post Office Featured at Grange
The Grange Valentine meeting included a two hour dial beano where Miss Risteen won a pound of butter donated by the lecturer. At 3.30 the group rode a bus home after George Ingalls’s car failed to start and volunteers helped push it. Mrs. Fred Oliver was reported sick and Mrs. Emma Ingalls was improving.
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Miss Risteen
George Ingalls
Fred Oliver
Emma Ingalls
Will and Final Account in Bath Probate Court
In Sagadahoc Maine on February 12 1935 Inez Ingali Rothwell presents the last will and testament of Georgie S McHeffey late of Bath for allowance. The court orders publication for three weeks in Bath and sets March first 1935 at the Bath court to show cause why the account should not be allowed.
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State OF
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Sagadahoc
Bath
Inez’ Ingali Rothwell
Georgie S. McHeffey
Mrs Donnell Returns From Massachusetts Visit
Mrs Charles J Donnell of Washington Street returned Monday night from Wellesley Massachusetts where she spent a week. She was joined home by her daughter Miss Jane Donnell who has been ill with influenza in the infirmary at Wellesley College for over three weeks. Miss Donnell will stay two weeks at home with her parents.
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Stanley Peterson
Audrey
Portsmouth
N. H
Missionary Society of
Annie Jewett
Washington Street
James Lockery
Ida Cotton
Grace Cotton
Revere
Mass
Boston
Edward A. Cummings
Everett G. Lemont
High Street
Charles Henderson
Walter Smith
John Conley
Charles McDonald
Beacon Street
Elizabeth Tedford
Methanic Street
Hattie Mitchell
Albert Tedford
Brunswick
Mr. Tedford
Ardenne A. Stott
Reading
Albert Somes
Clarence Fullerton
Archie Wishart
Warren Parris
Wilbur Crocker
Cosmopolitan Players
Joseph Smith
Isadore Singer
Oscar Wilde
Eugene O’neill
Blair C. Wilson
Wise Owl
Sumner Sewall
North Street
Sewall
Catherine Shellenbarger
Bertha Lord
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Charles J. Donnell
Wellesley
Man Hurt Stopping Auto Theft Near Baxter Hall
Harry McNeil, 11 Pine Street, received serious head cuts while stopping two men attempting to steal a car in front of Baxter Hall on Water Street. The damaged vehicle, owned by Petr Gagnon of Lower High Street, was later found abandoned at Sumner and Washington streets after crashing into a tree near Pearl and Front streets.
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Harry McNeil
Pine Street
Baxter Hall
Water Street
Pearl
Front Streets
Summer
Washington Streets
Petr Gagnon
Lower High Street
Gagnon
Mr. McNeil
McNeil
Pearl Street
Children First Club Plans Eventful Schedule
The group outlines a Feb 20 card party and nominating committee for next meeting. A Girl Scout program is set with Mrs. Given and Miss Greenblatt assisting. A Singing Club program follows, featuring pieces by Marguerite Lawrence, Clarence Lucas, Beethoven, Loomis and Rubenstein with several members performing.
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Addie D. Palmer
Helen E. Pore
Sophie G. Greenlatt
Minnie A. White
Emma E. Walker
Edwin D. Tietig
Leland R. Mitchell
Evelyn L. Donnell
Elizabeth B. Deering
Edwin H. Given
Sophie G. Greenblatt
House
Merritt A. Mitchell
Albert S. Noyes
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Mary E. Campbell
Singing Club
Leroy F. Colby
Bells
Marguerite Lawrence
Test Singing Club
Clarence Lucas
Dorothy A. Welch
William W. Dennison
Christine C. Curtis
Royal Minuet
Elles Ludwig van Beethoven
Dennison
Bessie M. Hunt
Colby
G. Eunice Whittall
Uncle Podger
Eseote
Jerome K. Jerome
Gusher
Charles Battell
Loomis
Isadore Singer
Ira B. Wilson
Evelyne L. Donnell
Miss Curtis
Miss Hunt
Sleepy Hollow
Richard Kountz
Miss Welch
Miss Donnell
Twilight
Rubenstein
Woolwich Votes for Proposal in Bridge Action
The Woolwich commission approved a proposal and decree granting a state owned utility bridge authority. The ruling notes any municipality may take similar action, though few towns near Sagadahoc County are affected beyond the three contiguous communities east of the Kennebec river.
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Hey General Chapman
Woolwich
Sagadahoc
Kennebec River
Mrs Cary and Mr McPherson Give Recital for Old Ladies Home
Mrs Cary of East Picinsisiobss and Francis McPherson presented a fine program Monday at the Old Ladies' Home. Mrs Cary sang with piano by Mr McPherson, and Mr McPherson gave recitations and piano solos. The afternoon was long remembered by the ladies and highly appreciated.
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Fred H. Cary
East Picinsisiobss
Francis—_M.Phérson
Old Ladies
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