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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1932

Page

5

Valentine party highlights at 104 Union street home

Miss Eleanor Wright hosted a Valentine party with friends and neighbors from Bath area. Prizes in games went to Miss Mary Sprague Miss Florence Wyman and Miss Arline Littlefield. Guests included Florence Wyman Ruth Sprague Helen Green Charlene Cornish and others.

Eleanor Wright Valentine Union Street Mary Sprague Florence Wyman Arline Littlefield Miss Wright Ruth Sprague Helen Green Charlene Cornish Hilda Scott Mary Child Charlotte King Ruth Cohen Eleanor Cotran

Evelyn Grindell Confined at Home With Cold

Evelyn M Grindell is confined to her home at 832 Washington Street due to a cold illness and is resting.

Evelyn M. Grindell Washington Street

Miss Natalie Kidder Birthday Surprise Party

Miss Natalie Kidder was honored on her twenty first birthday with a Wednesday party at Mr and Mrs James Coughran Crescent Street. The bridge club hosted a unique event with a Jaden game gifts bearing her name, a yellow Easter themed center pieced cake and a luncheon. Guests included James Coughran Alex McDonald Evelyn Coughian Charles Pollard Philip Thebarge and Lucelia Flake. Charles H Hooper remained home on Green Street with a severe illness.

Natalie Kidder James Coughran Crescent Street Alex McDonald

Luncheon at Mrs Baxter's on Washin gton Street Highlights Prizes

Mrs Rupert H Baxter hosted a Saturday luncheon at her Washington Street home with seven tables of contract. Prizes awarded to Mrs Oliver Moses first, Miss Carolyn M Moses second, Miss Priscilla Maroun third, and a consolation prize to Mrs Archibald Main. Out of town guests included Mrs Ernest A Allen and Mrs Bruce H M White of Topsham. Funeral attendance for Charles W Triggs drew relatives from Maine and Massachusetts, with many family members listed.

Leonard Munsey High Street Valentine Nellie Lord Nellie Leeman Harriet Huegard Harriet Hugeard Nellis Leeman Georgie Pierce Carolyn Thompson Emma Copeland Va Helah Yathel Blatte Mildred Clark Harriet Bunker Lillias Larrabee Lulu Herbert Florence Mank Emma Jacobs Annette Pinkham Elizabeth McCate Eva Atwood Harriet Richardson Rupert H. Baxter Washington Street Oliver Moses Carolyn M. Moses Priscilla Maroun Archibald Main Ernest A. Allen Bruce H. M. White Topsham

Miss Louise Duley Returns to Parents in Beacon Street Visit

Miss Louise Duley employed in Kennebunk has returned to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Frank Duley, on Beacon Street for an extended visit.

Louise Duley Kennebunk Frank Duley Beacon Street

Valentine Party At Winter Street Chapel

The pupils of Miss Goodman's class hosted a Valentine party Friday evening at the Winter Street chapel. Many games were played and refreshments served. Attendees included Marjorie Trott Roberta Erwin Mary Hodgkins Betty Rice Marguerite Austin Leah Merrill Marie Merrill Elizabeth Colby Marguerite Minott Marjorie Haskell Blanche Moody.

Winter Street Miss Goodman Marjorie Trott Roberta Erwin Mary Hodgkins Betty Rice Marguerite Austin Leah and Marie Merrill Elizabeth Colby Marguerite Minott Marjorie Haskell Blanche Moody

Cantor Illness Leaves Boston Shoe Boss Home in Lewiston

Myer Cantor, manager of the Boston Shoe Store, is confined to his Lewiston home by illness. Charles A. Shepard is efficiently performing Cantor's duties in his absence.

Myer Cantor Boston Lewiston Charles A. Shepard Mr. Cantor

Two Brooks Women Sail From New York Aboard Duchess of York

Mrs Joshua Brooks of Springfield Mass and her daughter in law Mrs J Loring Brooks traveled from New York on the Duchess of York, a Canadian Pacific liner. Mrs Brooks is married to the owner of Newagen Inn at Cape Newagen, while Mrs Brooks passes her Summers at the Southport resort.

New York Joshua Brooks Springfield Mass Newagen Inn Cape Newagen J. Loring Brooks Southport

Auction bridge party at Mrs McMann's on Oak Street

Mrs E J McMann hosted a Friday evening auction bridge party at 148 Oak Street. Mrs Max Katz took first prize for high score and Mrs Reginald Stacy earned second prize.

E. J. McMann Oak Street Max Katz Reginald Stacy

Valley Road Social This Week At Miss Perry Home

Miss Evelyn Perry hosted a social at 17 Valley road with guests Charlotte Robbins Catherine Grainger Evelyn Clough Mary Grainger Marie LeMont and Doris Perry. Valentines, music, and dancing marked a delightful evening and the club plans to meet next week with Miss LeMont.

Evelyn Perry Valley Road Charlotte Robbins Catherine Grainger Evelyn Clough Mary Grainger Marie LeMont Doris Perry Miss LeMont

Mrs Earl Jones and Doro thy and Frances Visit Miller Family

Mrs Earl Jones and her daughters Dorothy and Frances of Rockland are guests of Mrs Edward F Miller on Middle Street, staying with Jones's sister-in-law.

Morse High Instructor Confined With Cold In Elm Street Room

Stanley Fisher of Morse High School, a science and mathematics instructor and assistant coach, is confined to his Frost Street home room with a cold. Harold Brown substitutes during his illness, a Morse graduate from 1925 and University of Maine 1929, who formerly trained at the State school in Pownal last winter. Mrs. Frank Muse of Chestnut Street, ill for some time, was moved Monday by Mayo Ambulance to Maine General Hospital.

Stanley Fisher Morse High Frost Elm Street Harold Brown Brown Morse High School University of Maine Pownal Frank Muse Chestnut Street Mayo Ambulance Maine General Hospital Portland

Miss Eileen Jones Hosts Valentine Mini Golf Party

Miss Eileen Jones hosted eight school friends for a Valentine party at the H. P. Bridge indoor golf course from two to four. Prizes went to Mary McClure for low score Ruth Gallagher for second low, Barbara Hunter for high score consolation. The group then enjoyed ice cream cake and cereal at the Colonial cafe. Other attendees included Anna King Isabel Gediman Dorothy Wing Mary Bates Barbara Donnell.

Eileen Jones Addison Jones Fremont Street H. P. Bridge, Inc Mary McClure Ruth Gallagher Barbara Hunter Colonial Cafe Anna King Isabel Gediman Dorothy Wing Mary Bates Barbara Donnell

Funeral Attendees for Nathan Povich Named in Bath

Among the Bath residents at Nathan Povichs funeral Monday morning were Abraham Miller Morris S Povich Joseph Solovich Sam Povich Benjamin Gediman Nathan Petleck and Sam Levin.

Bath Nathan Povich Abraham Miller Morris S. Povich Joseph Solovich Sam Povich Benjamin Gediman Nathan Petleck Sam Levin

Mrs Edna Wilson Returns From City Convention

Mrs Edna Wilson of the Edna Mae Shoppe came back Thursday from Boston and New York City where she attended a convention of corsetieres. Corset manufacturers represented included Nemo-Flex Moduart Nature's Rivad and Camp Surgical. She also bought a new line of Spring goods.

Edna Wilson Edna Mae Boston New York City New York Nemo-Flex Moduart Nature's Rivad Camp Surgical Wilson

Weekly meeting of Ladies' aid at Central church

The Ladies' aid at Central church met Friday with Mrs Bailey as hostess. Illness among members made the all day Thursday session impossible for this week.

Ladies’ Aid of Central Church

Lewiston Guest of Bracey Family at 688 Middle Street

Miss Hilda Bracey of Lewiston visits her brother and wife Mr and Mrs Steven Bracey at 688 Middle Street. Harold W Lupovitz, once homebound on account of a cold at 9 Valley Road, was at his office Friday morning.

Hilda Bracey Lewiston Steven Bracey Middle Street Harold W. Lupovitz Valley Road

Drake family visit as son undergoes appendicitis operation

Hon and Mrs J Edward Drake have been in Portland where their son J Edward Drake Jr was operated on Friday morning at Ene State Street Hospital for appendicitis revealing a family health matter in the city.

J. Edward Drake Portland J. Edward Drake, Jr Ene State Street Hospital

Valentine Party at Peoples Baptist Church Hosts 30

Mrs Everett Leonard entertained the Ladies aid and Sewing circle with a Valentine party at her home last Wednesday. Thirty attended enjoying games including cutting the heart strings and heart and dart. Two prizes were given for the heart and dart game, two boxes of valentine hearts. Ice cream and cake were served. Janice Anne Conley was born February 4 at City hospital to Harold H. and Mrs Conley of 146 Oak Street.

Everett Leonard Ladies’ Aid and Sewing Peoples’ Baptist Church Janice Anne Conley City Hospital Harold H. Conley Oak Street

Reverend Hilda Ives to lead Rural Department in Boston

Friends in Portland and Bath will note Rev Hilda Ives depart soon for Boston where she becomes executive secretary of the Rural Department of the Massachusetts Federation of Churches. She has served on the Maine Council of Religious Education board and spoken to local Bath organizations.

Hilda Ives Portland Boston Massachusetts Federation of Churches

Saunders Return to Portland After Week with Saunders Family

Mrs Kenneth C Saunders returns to Portland after spending the week with her husband Mr Jesse T Saunders and Mrs Saunders on Washington street.

Kenneth C. Saunders Portland Mr. Saunders Mrs Jesse T. Saunders Washington Street

Bath Pair Returns from Italy After Four Months

Mikele Pecci and his daughter Mrs. Antonino Pellegrini, formerly Elena Pecci, return to Bath with 16 year old nephew Florindo Pecci after nearly four months in Italy. They departed September 24 aboard the Augustus and arrived in New York Saturday. The travelers described Italy as sunny with violets blooming and almond trees in blossom. Mrs. Pellegrini brought back numerous souvenirs.

Mikele Pecci Antonino Pellegrini Elena Pecci Bath Italy

Mrs Ida Taylor Lemont Joins Morse as French Instructor

Mrs Ida Taylor Lemont assumes duties as French instructress at Morse, carrying on the work of late Miss Barbara T Wiggin. Lemont previously taught at Morse from 1922 to 1926 and is an experienced language teacher.

Ida Taylor Lemont Barbara T. Wiggin Morse Lemont Billy Miss Wiggin

Laing Return from Weekend Visit to Reading Mass

Mr and Mrs Charles W Laing returned Monday afternoon to East Braintree Massachusetts after spending the weekend with Mrs Laings sister Mrs Ernest Fulton at 37 Front street They were joined by Mr Fultons sister Mrs J Leslie Coombs who plans to visit her daughter Mrs Samuel Williams nee Elizabeth Coombs in Reading Massachusetts

Charles W. Laing East Braintree Mass

Substitute Harold Brown Replaces Ill Student Math Teacher

Harold Brown steps in at Morse High School for Stanley Fisher who is absent due to illness, teaching mathematics in Fisher’s class.

Parris Attends Central Maine Power Company School Lewiston

Warren Parris refrigeration man for Central Maine Power Co attends the annual session for the company employees in Lewiston. The program features top instructors and employees must pass examinations at the close of the school.

Warren Parris Central Maine Power Co Lewiston

Women of St. Pauls Parish Meet at Brunswick Home

Mrs Frederick E Drake spoke at a Brunswick gathering of the women of St Pauls parish held at Mrs Keneth C M Sills home on Thursday afternoon. Miss Evelyn Redson Miss Rachel Upham Miss Edna Potter Maurice Upham and Rodney Upham drove to Portland Sunday and dined at a local hotel.

Frederick E. Drake St. Paul’s Parish Brunswick Keneth C. M. Sills Evelyn Redson Rachel Upham Edna Potter Maurice Upham Rodney Upham Portland

Murray club to host card party at First Universalist vestry

The Murray club of the First Universalist church plans a card party in the vestry on Tuesday evening February 24 at eight. Tables are run by Mrs. Annette Merrill and Mrs. Ada Deering with a refreshment committee of Mrs. Amos Perry Miss Emma Hooper Mrs. Alfie Jacobs and Mrs. Ralph O Dale.

Bath couples attend Portland basketball game

Mr and Mrs Herbert McCorrison and Mr and Mrs George McMann of Bath traveled to Portland on Thursday to attend the basketball game featuring Portland A C and the House of David.

Herbert McCorrison George McMann Bath Portland Portland A. C House of David

Mrs Trowbridge Returns Home After Southern Visit

Mrs Henry O Trowbridge returns to 13 Andrews Road after December travels in the South. She stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs A B Deebbs of Norfolk Virginia. She notes very warm weather with thermometers around 70 and beaches, especially Virginia Beach, crowded with people.

Henry O. Trowbridge Andrews Road A. B. Deebbs Norfolk Virginia Beach

Mrs Crooker and son visit Crooker kin in Bath

Mrs Lawrence Crooker and her son Vincent left Bath hospital and traveled to the home of Mr Crooker's mother Mrs Lena Crooker on upper Washington street for a visit before returning to their home in Wiscasset.

Lawrence Crooker Vincent Bath Hospital Mr. Crooker Lena Crooker Upper Washington Street Wiscasset

Mrs Nellie D Thompson Returns To Worumbo Co Office

Mrs Nellie D Thompson resumes duties at The Worumbo Company office after four weeks confinement at home due to illness. Her sister Mrs Lena D Donnell, who has been ill for a fortnight, is now about the house.

Nellie D. Thompson The Worumbo Co Dummer Street Lena D. Donnell

Boy Clyde Stilphen Improves After Coast ing Accident

Clyde Stilphen eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Stilphen of West Bath is improving at Bath City hospital after being taken there February 5 for treatment of a right leg injury sustained in a coast ing accident on Richardson Street. He lives with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Frederick Stilphen.

Clyde Stilphen West Bath Bath City Hospital Richardson Street Frederick Stilphen

Mrs Arthur Pratt Hosts Bridge Club Event

Mrs Arthur Pratt entertained her evening bridge group at her North street home Friday evening. First prize went to Mrs Clarence Minott and consolation to Mrs Dwight Pierce. The hostess served refreshments.

Arthur Pratt Evening Bridge Club North Street Clarence Minott Dwight Pierce

Children Celebrate House Party At 38 Bedford Street

Little Miss Joan Wakefield hosted a Monday afternoon gathering for friends at her parents home 38 Bedford Street with heart shaped refreshments and red and white decor. Guests included Martha Torrey Francis Flaherty Barbara Small and others along with accompanying parents.

Joan Wakefield Colin Wakefield Bedford Street Mrs. Wakefield Martha Torrey Francis Flaherty Barbara Small Dorothy Jordan Connie Cummings Joseph Torrey Andrew Flaherty Billy Voorhees J. Haviland Torrey Thomas Cummings Dorothy Davis Celia McElman Eleanor Voorhees F. A. Wakefield Portland

Central Church League hosts card party and guild updates

Central Church League held a card party with 16 tables featuring bridge contract and plain whist. Prizes went to top players in each game, and refreshments followed. The St Marys Guild of Grace church held a supper at the Parish house after teams competed on attendance.

Central Church League Bonney Daley Small Whitehouse Wold Andrews John Donnell Amy Perry Savage Thompson Magoun Page Morse Turner St. Mary’s Guild Grace Church Oak Street Russell Phinney Augustus Perow

Miss Barbara Hunter Heads to Portland for Vacation

Miss Barbara Hunter daughter of Mr and Mrs W Stanley Hunter of North street will travel to Portland at week’s end to vacation with her grandparents Mr and Mrs W L Harris Elmer Norton son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Norton of High street is now in Newport New Hampshire with William Gove surveying a food deal across New England States Mr Gove who has been visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Dennis Brennan will join Norton in Newport and they will proceed into Vermont territory

Barbara Hunter W. Stanley Hunter North Street Portland W. L. Harris Elmer Norton Arthur Norton High Street Newport N. H William Gove New England Gove Dennis Brennan Mr. Norton Vermont

City News Roundup of Local Events and Meetings

Arthur K. Purington received his commission as chairman of the Board of Registration of Voters after reappointment by the governor. Reports cover D.A.R. events, garage reopening, a new store on Washington Street, bridge classes at Colonial club rooms, American Legion Auxiliary activities, fishing reports, Haymakers meeting at Orr's Island, Beacon Street church supper, and various community notices including town election registrations and church events.

Arthur K. Purington Gardiner Board of Registration of Voters Department of State Walter S. Glidden

Notable Bath Area Personal Notes From Portland Trip

M A Libby of Bath Water District visited Portland on business. Bert Johnson is seriously ill at his North Street home. John P Carey Jr returned from New London and New York City. Milton S Kimball and Mrs Kimball of Augusta stayed with Mrs Kimball of High Street. Lerey Lord and friends Leavitt and Muriel Weed traveled to Boston for the weekend. Mrs Harold Bibber returned to Bangor after Bath visit with sister Flossy Erskine Sidelinger. Mrs Richard Sprague and two children visited relatives in Waterville. Walter A Scott, U S engineer, Portland, inspected Hyde Windlass Co material for the Panama canal. Bath residents attended a Pop concert in Brunswick Town Hall. Gertrude Moses attended a Brunswick dance with Hubert Foster. Baer Connard of Andrews road is ill. Mrs Edith Rich N N cares for him. Mrs William Sewall left for Fargo with daughter Mrs Hector. John M Loring returns home after five weeks in Bath City Hospital. William S Shorey, bank cashier and Davenport estate trustee, rests after surgery at Brunswick Hospital. Rev David L Wilson and accompanying knights visited Bradford commandery No 4 in Biddeford. Mrs Hazel Hartleb fractured left wrist in a Washington Street fall. she works for Bath Iron Works and will miss weeks.

M. A. Libby Bath Water District Portland Bert Johnson North Street John P. Carey, Jr New London Stanley Hatch Joseph Doyle Bath Town Hall Brunswick Gertrude Moses Brunswick High School Valentine Hubert Foster Baer Connard Andrews Road Bath Iron Works Corp Edith Rich

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Arlene Footer Edwin T. Powers Joseph C. Footer Miriam J. Murray Mark W. Hennessy Elford A. Stover Agnes Cook Harold P. Small Paul B. Davis Thomas J. Cummings Josephine Fraser Margaret Fraser Emily Morgan John J. Keegan Ruth Johnson Louise Johnson Helen Larrabee John W. Cummings Andrew J. Flaherty Brian Jewett Annie Bickle Mae Bickle Albert Bonney Margaret Daley Carmen Atkinson Emery Footer Mary Spear Caldwell Phillips Mark W. Sewall Wahington Street T Tyutttyenzin David Henderson North Bath Sam Morse Cemetery Road Ralph G. Stetson Wesley Church Ellery Whittemore Lloyd Daley Willard McLean W. F. Day Eva Cahill Mary Rodick Eva McLean Eleanor Butterfield William Besaw Delmar Bates George Hopkins Far Missionary Society of Belmont Vivian Plant Ada Y. Greenblatt, Morse Junior Auburn Edward Pinson William A. Farber Marjoria Gardiner Deering Flora Main Harry Haynes Linwood Leon Buck Lewis Miller James Pulia Albert King Illiam Stevens Jon Gindell Antonio Pulia Robert Stevens Charles Lee Alfred McCabe Donald Tardiff Walter Madden Allen Little Ivan Kirkpatrick Paul Hart Blair Wilson Archibald Main, Jr Herbert Henderson Robert Hatch Edward J. Lee, Jr Stanley Henderson Duncan Farrell Albert Mullin Lawrence Lord Paul Wilson Redney E. Ross Hyde Windlass Co First Baptist ‘Church William Dennison Caliing Edgar Murphy Edward Burnham Ida White Stearns Scott Everett Wright Chester McKenzie Rideout Helen Mcintosh Arthur MacDonald Bailey Street Klimbing Klass Walter Rogers Whickeag Marguerite Rogers Eva Henderson Mary Spinney Grace Allen Esther Furber Wilbur Crocker Virginia Oliver Marguerite Pauline Robbins Florence Faucher Phyllis Small Dolly Kidder Barbara Chaney Mildred Chaney Mercedes Horan Mary Hodgdon Fred N. Boston Kennebec Towage Co Margaret Gleason Goodrich Morgan Sullivan George H. Sullivan Stillwater Mahtomedi White Bear Lake Gleason John J. Gleason Drew Avenue Minneapolis Joseph S. Kelso Emma McL. Houghton Jane Feere Gorham Charles H. Hooper Green Street Marion Whitten Nassau Charles W. Triggs Shepard Street Harold F. McCarty Indian Head Triggs McCarty Carpenter U.S.N Raymond Triggs East Lynn Tries Merle Cole Augusta Cole Fred Hodgman Richard Needham, Teass Hodgman Anne Bigrines Dervis S. Leavitt Frieda Bagdikian Mabel Fullerton David Rich Jason A. Merrill Annie Cox William E. Harriman Henry G. Shaw Oliver Sarah A. Shaw Maine Katheryn A. Smith Shaw Philip Eaton W. S. Newell John A. Morse Summer Street William Artell Leeman Hollis Leeman Woolwich Young Ladies’ Bridge Club Haviland Torrey Sarah Pratt Thomas Pratt Leslie J. Wold Court Street Harold Bradford Lawrence Lowell Isa Wishart George Nugent von Weston Mr. Wold Matthew Clark Stephen McPhee Adeline Costain Old Telephone Club McPhee Eugene McGrath Clara Dain Jessie Spaulding Jesse Baker Elmer Sidelinger Florence French Grace Gilbert Roscoe Higgins Lillian Sparks Burton Fuller Florence Pepper Melrose Elwood Hodgkins Mabel Sparks Frank Sparks Mary Wade Jeanette Shackford Turner Court Rockland Clinton D. Wilson Arthur B. Scott Scott Jean Ogden Mary Lord Agnes Fahey Edna McAvoy Errol Baker Charles Cummings Carolyn Stackpole Edwin Fuller Christine Tall Brooklyn N. Y Wiggin Wheaton College Lillian Frost Miss Ogden Edward Street Cyde B. Holmes Belfast Gibbons Coal Co Center Street Arthur F. Mayo Jack Wishart Reading Columbia Hotel Jack Park Street Wishart Charles R. Farnham Whitman Mitchell Phyllis Elliot Emery Fairfield Mitchell Major George A. Baker Milan Street Charles E. Doten Sherman Street Sewall Fred E Percy W. Oliver Hudson-Essex Jay Jordan Colonial Club Harry Day Warren Hawley Allan Spear American Legion Auxiliary Agnes Bradley Rumford Second District Charles Worrey Upper High Street Arthur Ayer Owen Armstrong Ann Etee Haymakers’ Association Sasanoa Domhegon Sebascodegan Orr's Island Orr’s Island Ralph Boardman Bradford Belanger Arthur Haggett H. Alton Shorey Edward Perry Edward Garcelon Carlton Rideout Ernest Avery Irving Varney Charles Henderson Scott Tibbetts Bertha Allen Frank Daley Fernando A. Shepard Bessie Clark Nettie Teeling William Perry William Pond Beatrice Rand Louise Daley Bessie Tedford Samuel Povich Roland Smith Post American Legion New York Herald Abraham Lincoln the Independent House of Correction Central Church Parish George Washington Association Dunlap Commandery Masonic Temple Grindell Colonial Club Orchestra Maurice Haynes John Freeman George C. Quicksall John Wilson John Wishart George E. McGlaughlin & Son West Bath Farm Bureau Annie Trufant Atherton State Department of Economics Alkazin Bailey Evening School of Industries Bailey Evening School Driver Green George W. Talbot Board of Registration Far East Chester Marr United States Navy Arthur Allen Optometrist Bath Trust
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