Miss Mary Bosworth Weds Stephen Sleeper Jr in Cape Elizabeth
The wedding of Miss Mary Wood Bosworth daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall Bosworth Cape Elizabeth and Stephen W Sleeper Jr son of Mr and Mrs Stephen G Sleeper Brookline Mass was held Saturday afternoon at Webster Farm Cape Elizabeth. The Very Reverend Howard Perkins officiated. After a reception in the garden the couple left for a Canadian wedding trip and will reside in Lancaster New Hampshire. Miss Bosworth attended Masters School and L Ecole de Mile Clemeret Paris. Mr Sleeper is Harvard 1933.
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William D. Sewall
Loyall F. Sewall
Arthur Sewall 2d
Arthur Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Bath
Mary Wood Bosworth
Arthur Sewall Bosworth
Cape Elizabeth
Stephen W. Sleeper, Jr
Groveton
N. H
Stephen G. Sleeper
Brookline
Mass
Howard Perkins
St. Luke's Cathedral
Webster Farm
William W. Ingraham
Woonsocket
R. I
Donald G. Sleeper
Canada
No false fire alarms rung in Bath over the Fourth
Bath reports no false fire alarms during the holiday as City Marshal Butler and 57 officers patrol 48 alarm boxes in zones. Private cars and the patrol wagon covered the area with nine regulars and ten specials on duty. Police weekend activity led to eight intoxication arrests, three appealing to October court term.
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Bath
Joseph A. Butler
Woolwich
Arthur J. Dunton
Savadahos
Miss Hortense Welch Becomes A Bride
Miss Hortense Welch daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Welch Bradley became the bride of Byron W Traft of Norwood Massachusetts Monday afternoon at the couple s home with Rev O E Thomas officiating The single ring ceremony featured a white marquisette and lace gown for the bride and a luncheon followed the service They will live at 120 Vernon street Norwood after July 18 The groom is son of Mrs Mary Traft of Uxbridge Massachusetts and manager of the McLellan store in Norwood He is a Mason and a Cushing Academy graduate The bride has served as home demonstration agent for the Maine Extension Service and been active in the Lewiston Auburn BPW club Olivet chapter OES The wedding party included the bride s sister Mrs Ruel Brown as bridesmaid and Earl Traft best man with flower girls from Buckfield and Bradley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Welch
Ernest Welch
Bradley
Byron W. Traft
Norwood
Mass
O. E. Thomas
Earl Traft
Uxbridge
Mabel Welch
Buckfield
Jean Welch
Maxine Traft
Lewiston-Auburn
Firemen Touched by Egg Shower During Early City Fires
Engine 3 answered two bonfires on Washington street near the electric light station and Pleasant avenue early Monday. Fourth of July celebrators egged Engine 3 as hose lines extended 300 and 600 feet. Nine officers arrived with fat guns to stop the eggs.
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Engine 3
Washington Street
Electric
Pleasant Avenue
Dog Refuses to Leave Old Car After New Purchase
Charles F. Cummings of Norway traded his automobile and his dog Peter failed to approve the change. After a ride to the Cummings office in the new car, the dog disappeared. The auto sales proprietor located Peter when notified, and the dog returned to the old car, spending most of two days there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Cummings
Norway
Peter
Cummings
Mr. Cummings
Bartlett Troop wedding Friday in Grace Church
Miss Marjorie Powers Troop daughter of Mrs Arline P Troop and the late Carl Troop wed Charles Stanford Bartlett son of W H Bartlett Jamaica Plain Massachusetts in Grace Episcopal Church officiated by Rev Charles M Tubbs. The couple planned a reception at the bride's home and will reside on Middle Street after a wedding trip.
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Marjorie Powers Troop
Arline P. Troop
Carl Troop
Charles Stanford Bartlett
W. H. Bartlett
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Grace Episcopal
Charles M. Tubbs
Gladys Preble
Medford
Arline Caddy
West Medford
Isabell Lewis
William Caddy
Leighton Coombs
Jennie M. Melcher
Troop
Louise Staples
James Jones
Quincy
Anne M. Thompson
Leighton M. Coombs
Gardiner R. Deering
Bernard L. Plummer
Bartlett
South Street School
Bath Iron Works Corp
Colonial Club
Mrs. Bartlett
Middle Street
Burgess Tibbetts Wedding Sets Quiet First Baptist Nuptials
Miss Louise Tibbetts and John E. Burgess wed Thursday at the First Baptist church parsonage in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. Charles R. Sims. Only immediate families attended as they planned a White Mountains honeymoon and will live in Phippsburg. Burgess works as a machinist at Hyde Windlass Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Tibbetts
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Bertha Tibbetts
John E. Burgess
Stanley Burgess
First Baptist Church
Charles R. Sims
Anna Perkins
Francis O. Burgess
Waterville couple weds in Methodist church ceremony
Miss Edna E Antworth and Henry W Skolfield wed in Waterville at 4 pm with Rev. Harold C Metzner officiating. Attendants were Ida Antworth and Herbert Antworth, with Carl Antworth and Nathan Watson as ushers. After a Cape Cod honeymoon, they will reside in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna E. Antworth
Stanley H. Antworth
High Street
Waterville
Henry W. Skolfield
Mae Skolfield
Joseph FP. Skolfield
Bath
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harold C. Metzner
Ida Antworth
Herbert Antworth
Carl Antworth
Nathan Watson
Circuses Arrive in Augusta under Police Escort
About 20 circus workers from abandoned circuses in northern Maine and Canada arrived in Augusta with municipal and state police supervision. They rode in a truck escorted through the city to the Maine Central station, then boarded the 3.09 train to Boston.
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Augusta
Maine
Canada
Maine Central
Bangor
Boston
Parks Sencabaugh Wedding in Richmond Bath
A Bath couple Bertha Elsie Sencabaugh and Eugene Raymond Parks wed at home in Richmond in a Friday evening ceremony led by Rev. Gilbert Edgett. Attendants included Marian Mealey. Alfred Parks Jr. as best man. Guest lists feature out of town relatives from Portsmouth Whitman Randolph Auburn and California. The couple honeymoon at Moosehead Lake and plan Bath residence after wedding.
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Bath
James Sencabaugh
Richmond
Bertha Elsie Sencabaugh
Eugene Raymond Parks
Alfred A. Parks
Gilbert E. Edgett
Marian G. Mealey
Auburn
Alfred A. Parks, Jr
Richmond High School
Durand Shoe Co
Richmmond
Bath Iron Works
Moosehead Lake
Alonzo Parks
Portsmouth
N. H
Bertha Hinckley
Elsie Hinckley
Whitman
Mass
Arnold Sencabaugh
Randolph
Hazel Toole
Clifford Scothorne
California
MacDonald Smith Wedding In Bath Home Ceremony
Harry J. MacDonald and Evelyn Mae Smith wed Thursday evening at 8 in the.home of Arthur MacDonald 33 Dummer street. The double ring service by Dr David L Wilson followed by a white and silver supper. They will reside at 22 Bailey street.
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Harry J. MacDonald
Bernice A. MacDonald
Bailey Street
Evelyn Mae Smith
Alton J. Smith
Newcastle
Arthur MacDonald
Dummer Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Arthur M. MacDonald
Bar Harbor
MacDonald
Lincoln Academy
Damariscotta
Bath
Morse High School
Bath Iron Works Corp
Colonial Club
Sagadahoc Grange closes its season with festive program
Sagadahoc Grange Bowdoin held its final meeting before Summer vacation on Saturday. The program featured singing patriotic songs, tableaux, readings, a patriotic memory contest, pantomime and prize voting for grange superlatives. Dwight Adams and Margaret Adams won top actor and actress honors.
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Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin
Mary Burns
Llewellyn Freeman
Grange
Flander
Daisey Bickford
Dwight Adams
Edna Bickford
Dominique Couture
E. E. Baker
Margaret Adams
Classified sale of boat and farm property listing
Classifieds offer a 27 ft motor boat with 10 HP kerMath engine in good condition for 200 dollars. Boat visible at Bay View House Southport. Also offers farm and city share property listings via Fred B. Reed Co. at 93 Front Street Bath tel 514 W. 12-30-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Kermath
Bay View House
Southport
Fred B. Reed Co
Ey E. Wallace
Front Street
Bath
Tel
Marriage of Maxwell Ward to Amanda Salisbury announced
Announcement from Bowdoinham confirms the marriage of Maxwell Ward to Amanda Salisbury of Canaan at Clinton on Sunday. Ward. principal of Waterville Junior High School. and Amanda Salisbury will reside in Clinton. Ward has frequented his grandparents in Bowdoinham and made many town friends.
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Maxwell Ward
Amanda Salisbury
Canaan
Clinton
Ward
Bay Path Institute
Springfield
Mass
Waterville
Edwin Denham
Lauris Wilson
Edward
Wilson
Walter
Gates
Windham
Lyman Pratt
William W
A. S. Macdougal
Grand Falls
New Brunswick
Lewis Williams
Alvin Huntoon
Woodfords
Hope Williams
Rumford
East Bowdoin
Barbara Siegars
Portland
Phillip Rideout
White Mountains
Hazel Dunklee
Helen Douglas
Miss Dunklee
Minnie Pert
Brookline
Louise Calderwood
Bath
Frank Siegars
Ella Purington
John Purington
Erland Rogers
Eleanor
Ernest Curtis
Karl Hatch
Frances
Malcolm
Ocean Park
Richard Sparks
Fairfield
Ivan Lang
John Jewel
Elizabeth
Wellesley
Jewel
Josie Irish
Roland Small
Barbara
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Were Sunday Guests of Mr. Small
George Brown
George Siegars
Burlington
Ethel Breary
Abbie Graves
Boston
Forest Wall
Old Orchard
John Palmer
Helen Reed
Brunswick
Merry Workers 4-H Club
Ralph McEwen
Arthur Carr
Donald
Hazel
Phillip
Bobby
Beverly
Carr
Frank Heath
Norman Rowe
China
Merline Maloon
Bear Pond
Lena Cornish
Fred Cheney
South Portland
Harold Cheney
William Raymond
Emma Raymond
Lancaster School
Grange Hall
Ella
Delmar Curtis
Bailey’s Island
Charles Hatch
West Bath
Martha Bates
Barbara Ware
Alice Pease
Manchester
Allan Naugler
Dixie
Kennebunkport
Naugler
William Gould
Marion Curtis
Bowdoin
Boothbay
Jane Given
Waterbury
Doris Raymond
Coombs High School
Miss Raymond
Woman Leaves Ten Dollar Gift Under Door For Bath Hospital Fund
A resident left a $10 check under a canvasser’s front door to support the Bath Memorial hospital fund. Mrs. Philip Wenz expands Ward 3 canvassing with Mrs. Joseph Madden joining the team. Suburban captain Mrs. Roscoe P. McFadden names Miss Madelyn Berry to oversee Georgetown’s section. Recent donors include Miss Frances Barron and many local residents.
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Bath Memorial Hospital
Philip Wenz
Joseph Madden
Roscoe P. McFadden
Madelyn Berry
Five Islands
Georgetown
Frances Barron
O. P. Blaisdell
John Clark
Octave Dauphin
Lillian Fisher
John Hart
Alfred Houdlette
R. M. Luke
Marjorie Palmer
William Rich
Philip Tardiff
Robert Wagner
Nellie Webber
Ellery E. Whittemore
School of 50 Whales Seen Off Five Islands
A whale pod estimated at over 50 entertained residents and summer visitors near Five Islands in Sheepscot Bay on Tuesday. Boats sought close views while a Watchman cruiser captained by Chester A. McMahan filmed a giant whale from under ten feet away.
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Sheepscot Bay
Chester A. McMahan
Washington, D. C
Workers at Bath Iron Works resist CIO bargaining
Unorganized Bath Iron Works workers oppose CIO talks on collective bargaining unless limited to CIO members. Some workers express willingness to withhold representation, fearing Bath could face the fate of Lewiston Auburn or Freeport in a union conflict.
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Bath Iron Works
Bath
Lewiston
Auburn
Freeport
Ladies Aid Meets at Bowdoinham Post Road
The Ladies' aid gathered Tuesday with 18 members at Mrs. W. H. Gould's home. They tacked two quilts and served fruit cup cake sandwiches and punch. Members and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hobart and Stella Given, attended locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gould
Chester Hobart
C. O. Parinton
Stella Given
Pomona
Topsham
Mrs. Barnes
Brunswick
W. H
Stan Lewis Tops Sunset League Batters
Stan Lewis of the North End bat club leads the Sunset League with 11 hits in 22 trips for a .500 average. He also has four doubles and two triples, while Earl Pride and Rupe Lewis share the runner up spot at .421. Rhody Oliver and Dave Sprague follow as top hitters with averages above .360.
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Stan Lewis
North End
Earl Pride
Winnegance
Rupe Lewis
South End
Lewis
Dave Sprague
D. Sprague
So. End
Cc. Brewster
R. Oliver
S. Lewis
R. Lewis
H. Thayer
C. Brewster
Club to Celebrate Its Quarter Century
Cosmopolitan club marks its 25th anniversary with an Open House at the club house on Washington street. Members past and present invited. program starts at two with harpist Francis McPherson, a club history by Miss Alice Magoun, refreshments, and a past presidents reception and dance at the Legion hall in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Washington Street
Francis McPherson
Alice Magoun
Legion Hall
Tea honors Miss Olive Sewall at King's Dock
Mrs. Roger D. Skillings hosted a small tea Tuesday afternoon inviting guests Miss Mary Newell Miss Mary Sewall Mrs. J. Edward Drake Jr Miss Marcia Moulton Miss Ruth Skillings Miss Barbara Ross Miss Lucille Johnson and Kane William P. Drake of Grosselle Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Sewall
Roger D. Skillings
King’s Dock
Mary Newell
Mary Sewall
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Marcia Moulton
Ruth Skillings
Barbara Ross
Lucille Johnson
Kane William P. Drake
Grosselle, Mich
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Arthur Allen Bath Trust
Miss Hortense Welch
Sagadahoc County
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Mdonald-Smith
Bowdoinham
John Spencer
Mal- Mass
Cook
Michigan
Calais
Spencer
Carrie C. Adams
Charles F. Dodge
Boothbay Harbor
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Bah
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Harry A. Walters
Union Street
Linwood W. Jordan
Old Town
George F. Nasi
Elaine
Quebec
Opera House
Batihi
Loretta Young
June
Gene Autry
Angel
Margaret Sullavan
Wcsh Cooking School