North End Card Club Hosts Busy Beacon Street Evening
North End Card Table party at Mrs John Conleys home Bea con street with seven tables. Prizes went to Mrs William Furber first and Mrs Chester Dana second. Others attended included Mrs Ralph Dunbar and Miss Margaret Conley. Local news notes Mrs Harrie T Bonney inherits 30000 from sister Mrs Helen Orvis Scardale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
John Conley
Beacon Street
Conley
Clifford Wilband
Charles MacDonald, Jr
Herman Crocker
William Furber
Chester Dana
Ralph Dunbar
E. Mason Wright
Scott Golder
Archie Wishart
Margaret Conley
Joseph I. Smith
Elmer Sidelinger
George Pevnells
C. Thomas Fletcher
Carl Swanton
Wilbur Crooker
Fred Kittridge
Fred Hoffman
Leroy Lord
Elmer Avery
Clarence Atwood
Andrew McAllister
Frank French
Howard Rice
Manson Guests Spend Weekend With Elmhurst Hosts
Mr and Mrs Harry Manson of Brookline Massachusetts arrived Friday night to pass the weekend and holiday as guests of Mr and Mrs John H Hyde of Elmhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Manson
Brookline
Mass
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
New York Investor Visits Town Saturday
Benjamin W. Morse of New York arrived Saturday to see his father Charles W. Morse and met with nineteen business acquaintances. Morse says the stock market upturn signals renewed business confidence and has recovered from a recent serious surgical expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin W. Morse
New York
Charles W. Morse
Ceveral
Mr. Morse
Melrose Teacher Visits Parents in Granite Street
Miss Margaret Miller a Melrose Massachusetts high school teacher arrived Saturday to spend a week with her parents Mr and Mr Archibald Miller residing on Granite Street, Melrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Miller
Melrose
Mass
Archibald M. Miller
Granite Street
Bridge party honors Mrs. Elisha Bridges of Portland
Mrs. Page A. Wyman hosted a bridge party with two tables to honor her daughter Mrs. Elisha Bridges of Grant Street Portland. First prize went to Mrs. Bridges second prize to Mrs. Melvin Ferris and consolation to Elkanah Wyman. Refreshments were served. attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Weston and son Buddy Mrs. Daisy Murphy and Melvin Ferris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page A. Wyman
Elisha Bridges
Grant Street
Portland
Bridges
Melvin Ferris
Elkanah Wyman
Waldo Weston
Buddy
Daisy Murphy
Mrs Rice and Daughter Visit Dorchester Relative
Mrs Carleton L Rice and her daughter Betty of Turnercourt traveled Saturday to Dorchester Massachusetts to visit Mrs Frank Carleton the aunt of Mr Rice for the weekend and holiday guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton L. Rice
Betty of
Turnercourt
Dorchester
Mass
Mr. Rice
Frank Carleton
Emersons Celebrate Silver Wedding at Home
Mr and Mrs Frank E Emerson of 41 Spring Street observed their Silver Wedding anniversary on February 6 at their home with friends. Rev Charles H Berry Fred Barron Olive Barron Harriet Tewksbury Sadie Coombs James Goodwin Augusta Pitts Alma L Reid attended. Berry spoke, games and music followed by refreshments. The Emersons received silver gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Emerson
Spring Street
Charles H. Berry
Fred Barron
Olive Barron
Harriett Tewksbury
Sadie Coombs
James Goodwin
Augusta Pitts
Alma L. Reid
Berry
Emerson
Daughter born on St Valentine’s Day to Lemont family
A daughter named Fay Joan Lemont was born to Mr. and Mrs. Worrall C. Lemont of 254 Center Street. The infant weighed six and a half pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Valentine's Day
Ex-Governor Bax ter and Henry Wright Arrive in Europe
A Berlin cable reports the safe arrival of ex Governor Percival P. Baxter and his companion Henry C. Wright of Bath. They sailed from New York last week aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Europa and will depart Friday for Constantinople and the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Percival P. Baxter
Henry C. Wright
Bath
New York
Europa
Constantinople
Far East
Freshmen pledge two Bath men at University of Maine
Among 175 freshmen pledged at Maine fraternities two Bath natives are named. Stanley D. Henderson son of Mr and Mrs David Henderson North Bath joined Phi Gamma Delta while Stephen S Marshall Jr son of Mr and Mrs Stephen S Marshall 101 High Street joined Sigma Nu. Henderson is Morse High School 1930 graduate Marshall Morse 1931 graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maine
Bath
Stanley D. Henderson
David Henderson
North Bath
Phi Gamma Delta
Stephen S. Marshall, Jr
Stephen S. Marshall
High Street
Sigma Nu
Henderson
Morse High
Mr. Marshall
Friends sympathize with Capt Henry W Butler after accident
Friends of Captain Henry W Butler express sympathy as he recovers from injuries after a fall while closing his garage at 624 High Street. He was taken to the hospital for treatment and X rays were performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Butler
High Street
Birthday party honors Miss Pearl Oliver at home
Miss Pearl Oliver was guest of honor at a birthday party hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Fred E Oliver at 31 Robinson Jane on Monday evening for her 19th birthday. Valentine decorations and festive activities accompanied refreshments and gifts from friends. Attendees included Doris and Theresa Dall Gladys Ella Emily Comeau Winifred Safford Clara Cloutier Madelyn Milliken Malen and Leon Genthner Henry Schofield Arbert Antworth Arthur Drouin Wesley Marco Joseph O'Brien Harold Hut Ernest Lowery from Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Oliver
Fred E. Oliver
Robinson Jane
Valentine
Oliver
Miss Oliver
Doris
Theresa Dall
Gladys
Ella
Emily Comeau
Winifred Safford
Clara Cloutier
Madelyn Milliken
Messrs. Malen
Leon Genthner
Henry Schofield
Arbert Antworth
Arthur Drouin
Wesley Marco
Joseph O'Brien
Harold Hut
Ernest Lowery
Brunswick
Waterville and Bailey’s Island Women Attend Parish Tea
Mrs Agnes Bechard of Waterville and Mrs Vivian Doughty of Bailey's Island were called home by their mother Mrs Chester Totman at 1 Palmer street on Wednesday. Central church ladies met in the parish house Friday afternoon with Mrs Grace Leavitt as hostess. Following the regular meeting tea was served and the tables were decorated with hand painted doilies by Mrs Leavitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Marjorie Stover
Agnes Bechard
Waterville
Vivian Doughty
Bailey's Island
Chester Totman
Palmer Street
Central Church
Grace Leavitt
Leavitt
William H. White
Bedford Street
Oak Street
High Street
Grace ‘Church Parish House
Local Social Notes and Marriages in Town
Mrs Willis B Hall returns from Mount Vernon after two weeks with sister in law Georgia Hall. Marriage intentions filed for Joseph H Christel Walders Wis and Alburn L Pearson. Kilburn and MacDougall visiting Denison family at 1034 Middle St. Beacon Street Methodist Ladies Aid met at Leland Plummers home planning Washington birthday party at church vestry next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis B. Hall
Washington Street
Mount Vernon
Georgia Hall
Ladies’ Aid of the
Beacon Street
Methodist Church
Leland S. Plummer
Helen Hartwell Guest of Mr and Mrs Galen M Low
Miss Helen Hartwell is visiting Brookline Massachusetts for the weekend and holiday as a guest of Mr and Mrs Galen M Low. The stay highlights social ties in the Brookline area with the hosts hosting a weekend in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hartwell
Brookline, Mass
Galen M. Low
Milo official William S Owen hosts Baxters Friday
Ren William S Owen of Milo, state treasurer, was a Friday night guest of Hon. and Mrs. Rupert H Baxter. Owen served on the Governor's council in 1923-25 while Baxter also served and they were in the Legislature together from 1917-23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren. William S. Owen
Milo
Rupert H. Baxter
Owen
Baxter
Alden G. Smith Returns From Bankers Association Meetings
Alden G. Smith returned Friday from New York City where he had attended the mid Winter meetings of the trust company section of the American Bankers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden G. Smith
New York City
Trust Company
American Bankers Association
Kent's Hill student on vacation with basketball team
John M. Conley Jr., a Kent's Hill Seminary student, spends a week’s vacation with his parents on Beacon Street. He holds a regular forward berth for the Kent's Hill basketball team. Kenneth R. Trask, with Commander Eaton’s Coast Guard inspection force at Bath Iron Works Corp., is confined to the house with a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Conley, Jr
Kent's Hill Seminary
John Conley
Beacon Street
Jack
Kent's Hill
Kenneth R. Trask
Philip B. Eaton
U. S. Coast Guard
Bath Iron Works Corp
Arlington pair visit. Thornton and relatives gathering
Mrs Edward Thornton of Arlington Madss is visiting her aunt Mrs Ralph Mank at 15 Spring Street. She will be joined Saturday by Mr Thornton visiting with his father Oscar Thornton of Middle Street. Miss Lillian Miller of Washington Street leaves Saturday for Portland to spend weekend with her sister Mrs C W Hanson. Miss Barbara Ross and Miss Martha Cahill arrive Friday from Checheat School Brookline to stay with their parents Mr and Mrs Rodney Eae and Mr and Mrs Charles H Cahill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thornton
Arlington, Madss
Ralph Mank
Spring Street
Mr. Thornton
Oscar Thornton
Middle Street
Lillian Miller
Washington Street
Portland
C. W. Hanson
Barbara Ross
Martha Cahill
Cheeate School
Brookline
Mass
Rodney E Ae
Charles H. Caill
Charles H. Cahill
Rodney E. Ross
Choate School
Reverend Francis W. OBrien Improves After Long Illness
Rev Francis W OBrien of Greenwood Baptist church Brooklyn builder of Peoples church in Bath is recovering from a long illness in much better condition than before. Miss Frances Shaughnessy studying at Notre Dame convent in Boston arrived Friday night to visit her mother Mrs Helen Shaughnessy of Washington street. Miss Amy Irish a Bates college student spent weekend and holiday with her parents Mr and Mrs Frederick Irish of 57 Chestnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. O’brien
Greenwood Baptist Church
Brooklyn
People’s Church
Bath
Frances Shaughnessy
Notre Dame Convent
Boston
Helen Shaughnessy
Washington Street
Amy Irish
Bates College
Mrs
Frederick Irish
Chestnut Street
Jewett to Host Bangor Holiday Ball at Chateau
Brian M. Jewett accompanied by Blair C. Wilson travels to Bangor where Jewett serves as master of ceremonies for a Monday evening holiday ball at the Chateau venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian M. Jewett
Blair C. Wilson
Bangor
Mr. Jewett
Bates Student Elizabeth McGrath Passes Weekend with Family
Miss Elizabeth McGrath a Bates College student spent the weekend and holiday with her parents Mr and Mrs Eugene McGrath at their home on Washington Street lingering with family and bearing good news of her college life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McGrath
Bates College
Eugene McGrath
Washington Street
Helen Hayes Sails to Everett for Holiday Visit
Miss Helen Hayes of Washburn street visits Everett Massachusetts as guest of Miss Helen Alton who recently returned from Milan Italy where she studied and sang in opera. Hayes, class of 1926 Morse High, attended the alumni banquet and sang in Bath. Also noted is Harold H Burbank visiting Bath and Catherine Hart recovering from appendicitis at Bath City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hayes
Washburn Street
Everett
Mass
Helen Alton
Miss Alton
United States
Milan
Italy
Chicago Opera Co
Europe
Opera
Acqui
Palermo
Eliser Paine
Bath
Arthur E. Atlen
Texas Steamship Co
Morse High School
Alton
Rupert Miller Leaves Portland for Mobile Visit
Rupert Miller of Portland formerly of Bath has departed for Mobile Alabama to visit his son Clarence E. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Miller
Portland
Bath
Mobile, Ala
Clarence E. Miller
Bath Socialites Gather for Card Party at Topsham Home
Mrs. Bruce H. M. White hosted Bath residents at her Topsham residence on Thursday afternoon. The event featured two tables of contract, with participants including Mrs. Alden G. Smith, Mrs. Rupert H. Baxter, Mrs. Rodney E. Ross, Mrs. Watson Downs, Mrs. John H. Hyde, Mrs. Clarence W. Morse, and Mrs. Byron F. Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce H. M. White
Bath
Topsham
Alden G. Smith
Rupert H. Baxter
Rodney E. Ross
Watson Downs
John H. Hyde
Clarence W. Morse
Byron F. Barker
Boston visitors spend weekend with Washington street matron
Duncan McInnes and Rodger McInnes arrived from Boston Friday night to pass the weekend and a holiday with their mother Mrs. John McInnes of Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan McInnes
Rodger McInnes
Boston
John McInnes
Washington Street
Births Reported at City Clerk Office
The City Clerk records three births: Edith Margaret Toothaker daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Weston Toothaker of Brunswick on Feb 6 at 50 Shepard Street. Joan Carol Bradford daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bradford of Upper High Street on Feb 12. James Edward Jones son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland E. Jones of 1369 Washington Street on Feb 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gilmore
Edith Margaret Toothaker
Weston Toothaker
Brunswick
R.F.D. No. 1
Shepard Street
Joan Carol Bradford
Roy Bradford
Upper High Street
James Edward Jones
Roland E. Jones
Washington Street
Portland Couple Wed in Masonic Circle
Cards received Friday morning announce the marriage in Portland on Thursday of Mrs. Merci S Hills and Conver E Leach both of that city. Leach is widely known in the state as grand secretary of all Masonic bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Merci S. Hills
Conver. E. Leach
City
Leach
Social Briefs and Estate Note From New England
Miss Ellen Newell hosted the Junior Hospital league at her Washington street home on Thursday night as members stitched baby blankets for the hospital. At a Brunswick gathering, Mr and Mrs Everett Quinlan welcomed Bath friends including Mr and Mrs Freeman Trott and others. Cornwall B Rogers of Montsweag is named as a beneficiary in the will of Noah Cornwall Rogers of New York, who died February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Newell
Junior Hospital League
Washington Street
Everett Quinlan
Brunswick
Bath
Freeman Trott
Paul B. Davis
Carl Anderson
Edward Rowe
Cornwall B. Rogers
Montsweag
Noah Cornwall Rogers
New York
Social notes of Brunswick and nearby visits
Mrs. Edward S. Brown returns to Syracuse after visiting her mother in Brunswick. Joseph Small visits from New York City to spend time with his mother in Washington Street. Mrs. William D. Sewall and Mrs. Willis Knowlton sail from New York on the S S President Hoover bound for California via the Panama Canal. John Levya, Hebron Academy student, arrives to visit Turner Court family. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stilphen plan a Florida auto trip. Dr. and Mrs. Langdon Thaxter and daughter Marjorie visit Mrs. Thaxter's mother in High Street, with Marjorie staying a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kimball and daughter Mary of Augusta also visit. Mrs. Edithe Lemont of Bath is homebound with a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Brown
Syracuse
N. Y
Charles A. Randall
Brunswick
Brown
Carrie Shaw
Green Street
Joseph Small
New York City
Frank A. Small
Washington Street
William D. Sewall
Willis Knowlton
Shrewsbury
Mass
New York
S. S
Hoover
California
Panama Canal
John Levya
Hebron Academy
George Levya
Turner Court
Warren M. Stilphen
Middle Street
Florida
Langdon T. Thaxter
Marjorie
Portland
Thaxter
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Marjorie Thaxter
Milton
Kimball
Mary
Augusta
Tufts Student Returns to Boston After Weekend With Parents
John McCole, a Tufts Electrical Engineering student, came back to Boston Monday after spending the weekend with his parents at 28 Court Street. Agnes Fahey, Morse High teacher, is on vacation at her Portland home. Susan Reed, Yarmouth Academy housemother, spent the weekend at her Lincoln Street home. Charlotte E. O'Brien, Nassan Institute pupil, was out of the text due to incomplete data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCole
Tufts Electrical Engineering School
Boston
Joseph F. McCole
Court Street
Agnes Fahey
Morse High School
Portland
Susan Reed
Yarmouth Academy
Lincoln Street
Bath guests accompany family to returning traveler
A man returned Monday after a Bath weekend visit as a guest of Archibald M Main at 909 Middle Street. He came home with Mrs Burbank and son Addison who had spent weeks in Bath with her parents. Mrs Broyd B Steeves of Oliver Street left for Boston to spend Washington's Birthday with friends. Martha Cahill and Barbara Ross returned home from Choate School for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Burbank
Groton, Conn
Bath
Archibald M. Main
Middle-street
Middle Street
Acountitman
Broyd—B. Steeves
Oliver Street
Boston
Washington
Paul Bagdikian
Oak Street
Percy in San Diego shows marked improvement from illness
Capt Samuel R. Percy, in San Diego for the winter, has greatly recovered from a severe cold that troubled him on the cross country trip from Bath. He rested at the U S Grant hotel under Dr Robert H. Donnell care and now sits up several hours daily. Also, Dean Bonney remains a patient at Presbyterian Hospital in New York City after entering last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Percy
San Diego
Calif
Percy
Allen M. Irish
Bath
California
U. S. Grant Hotel
Robert H. Donnell
Capt
Dean Bonney
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
Bath Visit Ties to New London Repatriation
Mr and Mrs Harold A Burbank and son Harold Jr return to New London Conn after visiting Bath with Mrs Burbank's parents Archibald M Main and wife. Ellen Newell accompanied them. Duncan and Rodger McInnes of Boston spent weekend with their mother Mrs John McInnes in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Burbank
Harold, Jr
New London
Conn
Bath
Birthday Party for Miss Mary Anderson
Miss Mary Anderson celebrated her eighth birthday with a party of 18 at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Anderson, 23 Andrews road, Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Carl C. Anderson
Andrews Road
Miss Arline Hayes Takes Week Off in Winthrop
Miss Arline Hayes a teacher at the Dike Street School is spending her vacation week in Winthrop Massachusetts enjoying a seaside retreat and local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline Hayes
Dike Street
Winthrop
Mass
Connard Returns to Boston After Weekend with Brother
Frank Connard came back to Boston on Monday afternoon after spending the weekend in town with his brother, George Baer Connard, 21 Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Connard
Boston
George Baer Connard
Andrews Road
Mrs Powers Visiting Brockton Relative in Massachusetts
Mrs. Raymond Powers is staying several weeks in Brockton Massachusetts at the home of her uncle C A Parris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Powers
Brockton, Mass
C. A. Parris
Bath social notes highlight visits and travels of locals
A Bath column lists numerous residents and guests today. Miss Vivian Nye graduates as a student nurse in Boston after three years. many others travel to New York, Boston, Portland, and Brooklyn for visits, holidays, or to attend events. Local schools and relatives are noted, including attendance at Bates College and Farmington Normal, with births and road trips mentioned.
Miss Marian Freeman Teaching in Scituate Mass
Miss Marian Freeman known as Miss Helen Freeman teaches in Scituate Massachusetts while also connected to Waterville and a Britelpal location near N. Ion of Washington Connecticut with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Freeman
Scituate, Mass
Helen Freeman
Waterville Iss
Britelpal
Mim
N.lton
Washington, Conn
Notable Guests Attend Bath Event On Washington's Birthday
The gathering lists Commander Guysert B. Vroom and multiple U S Navy officers along with Iron Works personnel including William S. Newell Archibald M. Main and Henry O. Trowbridge connected to the destroyer Dewey project. Ex Mayor Cahill Dr Barker and Clerk Fred H. Thompson also present. Lucille Johnson hosts a skiing party at Slabsides Sabine on Washington's Birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babik Wee Kee
Guysert B. Vroom
U.8. N
Robert White Ferrell
James A. Hirshfield
U. 8
U. G
Byron F. Barker
E. Motley Puller
Fred H. Thompson
Parker E. Lewis
Lucille Johnson
Slabsides, Sabine
Washington
Mrs Chaney and daughter return from Boston trip
Mrs Wilfred W Chaney and her daughter Miss Annah G Chaney return to 332 Washington Street after a week in Boston. They stayed at Brunswick hotel. Mrs Chaney attends Sagadahoc county W C T U conference at Hotel Statler in Boston. She visited Gloucester and Miss Mary Steele in Watertown, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred W. Chaney
Annah G. Chaney
Washington Street
Boston
Brunswick Hotel
Chaney
Sagadahoc County
Statler
Gloucester
Carrie Knight
Miss Chaney
Mary Steele
Watertown
Mass
Sonia Returns to Boston After Weekend with Parents
Leon P. Sonia came back to Boston on Monday morning after spending the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sonia at 103 Beacon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon P. Sonia
Boston
John E. Sonia
Beacon Street
Provisions for Morris M Petlock's Boston Trip and Louise Robbins Visit
Morris M Petlock proprietor of the Cut Price Market at 90 Center Street left Sunday for Boston with plans to pass in a few days. Miss Louise H Robbins Weeks Street School principal is spending her vacation with her sister Mrs Floyd Lydston in Portsmouth New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris M. Petlock
Center Street
Boston
Louise H. Robbins
Weeks Street
Floyd Lydston
Portsmouth
N. H
Illness in Massachusetts General Hospital Patient and Visit Notes
Miss Rachel Upham daughter of Mrs Lillian Upham of 163 High street is very ill at Massachusetts General Hospital where she has been seven weeks of treatment for her right foot. Mrs Upham returns from Boston and will visit this week. Several residents named Carr Shellanbarger Carpenter Thornton Deering and Peggy Little are mentioned as visiting or traveling related to events and Cambridge Boston University Sargent School of Physical Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian G. Nye
Harry L. Nye
Doubling Point Range
Nye
Deaconess Hospital
Boston
Miss Nye
Rachel Upham
Lillian Upham
High Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Elizabeth Deering
Peggy Little
Swarthmore
Cambridge
Boston University
Sargent School of Physical Education
Local Social Notes From Jacksonville To Gorham
Harold C Lenfest of Jacksonville visits sister Mrs Dennison at 1034 Middle St. Lenfest worked at Bath Iron Works in 1914 and again in 1920 and 1921. Dorothy Ham weekend with grandmother Mrs Mudge at 22 Pine St. Marion Whittier weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Whittier at 19 Russell St. Gediman family hosts sons Mark Fall River and Edward Boston plus sister in law Mrs ith Myers of Boston at 41 Pratt St. Lucy Coombs of A G Page Co. to return to 15 Cherry St Monday after Boston weekend with Corilla Lakin and Arline Lakin from Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Lenfest
Jacksonville, Fla
William W. Dennison
Middle Street
Lenfest
Bath Iron Works
Dorothy Ham
Albert F. Mudge
Pine Street
Marion Whittier
Arthur Whittier
Russell Street
Gorham Normal School
Benjamin S. Gediman
Pratt Street
Mark
Fall River
Mass
Edward
Boston
Gediman
Ith Myers
Lucy Coombs
A. G. Page Co
Cherry Street
Miss Coombs
Corilla Lakin
Arline Lakin
Portland
Miss Mary P. OBrien Returns to Gorham Normal School
Miss Mary P. OBrien, a Gorham Normal School junior, came back Sunday afternoon after spending the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Harry W Lemont at 797 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary P. O’brien
Gorham Normal School
Harry W. Lemont
High Street
Gorham Normal senior Miss Theo McNeil leaves for practice teaching
Miss Theo McNeil a Gorham Normal School senior departs Monday after a weekend with her parents at 11 Pine Street to begin practice teaching. The Y M C A auxiliary met to form committees for the annual Church league banquet likely March 7 with Mrs Edwin Pifison chairing Kitchen and other members named. Also Mr and Mrs John J Germaine of Wollaston Mass visited after weekend in the city with Mrs Germaine's parents Mr and Mrs Ralph K Hall. Miss E Winifred Aderton secretary to Hon Breckinridge Long of Washington returned to Washington Monday after visiting her mother Mrs Frances Aderton at 59 Beacon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo McNeil
Gorham Normal] School
Gorham
James R. McNeil
Pine Street
McNeil
Church League
Kitchen
Edwin E. Pifison
Charles P. Whetherbee
Irving Varney
Florence Bidelinger
William Palmer
Carrol
A. Deering
Belle Welch
William H. Small
H. W. Crocker
Frank A. Hodgdon
John 8
Germaine
Wollaston
Mass
Ralph K. Hall
E. Winifred Aderton
Breckinridge Long
Washington, D. C
Washington
Frances Aderton
Beacon Street
Windhip family returns from visit to mother
Mr and Mrs. D Wy lie Lemont of 18 School Street return home Monday after visiting their mother Mrs Amanda Wright.
Bath notices and community events rally for unemployment aid
A local Unemployment Relief Committee survey begins on Washington's Birthday to aid residents with employment clothing or food. The American Legion Minstrel Fundraiser at the Masonic Temple on Feb 29 and Mar 1 aims to raise money while urging citizen support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepoe
Une
Roland Smith Post
Unemployment Relief Committee
Washington
American Legion
Masonic Temple
Ph Gay
Minstrel Committee
Red Cross
Fire alarms and Legion benefit plans touted in city notes
A two sided house at 29 Pine Street experienced smoke from an overheated chimney with minor damage. A pony of chemical helped control the blaze. Desmond's shop and Legion members sell benefit minstrel tickets with proceeds to local unemployment aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Street
Joseph Jenkins
Chester Damon
American Legion
Desmond’s Men’s
Legion
Boy Scout
Kimball
Arthur Fuller
Sam Povich
John Burgon
Harold Brown
Robbie Carver
Jack Shaw
Manson Couple Return to Brookline After Bath Visit
Mr and Mrs Harold C Manson returned Wednesday to their Brookline home after spending a few days in Bath as guests of Mr and Mrs John H Hyde at Elmhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Manson
Brookline
Mass
Bath
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Miss Geraldine Stott and Miss Isa bella Gallant Visit Gardiner Grandmother
Miss Geraldine Stott and Miss Isa bella Gallant returned Monday from Gardiner where they were guests of Isa bella Gallant's grandmother Mrs. John Lashow of Maple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Stott
Isabella Gallant
Gardiner
John Lashow
Maple Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harrie T. Bonney
Helen T. Orvis Scardale
John C. Humphreys
Bath Street
Roberta Barker
Charles Smith
Russell Kenney
Charles R. Farnham
Harry P. Bridge
Walter Mosher
Albion L. Corliss
Maurice Haynes
Academy Street
J. Ross Chase
Charles Girard
Astoria
Long Island
Mr. Chase
Hester Rose
Brooks
Joseph H. Christel
Walders
Wis
Alburn L. Pearson
Christel
William F. Christel
Valders
Miss Pearson
Frank Pearson
Farrin Street
Clifford S. Kilburn
William MacDougall
Pierce and Kilburn Boatyards
New Bedford
William Dennison
Catherine Hart
Eugene Hart
Bath City Hospital
Miss Hart
St. Mary's Parochial School
Edithe Lemont
The
Bath Garage Co
Charlotte E. O’brien
Nassan Institute
Ale
Duncan
Mrs. W. Dayton Hill
Louise Barton
Annie Torrey
Portland High School
Elizabeth Moses
Jean Ogden
Brooklyn, N. Y
Eleanor Danforth
Farmington Normal School
Frank Danforth
Edna McAvoy
Haverhill, Mass
Francis Lee
Quincy
Edward J. Lee
Pear] Street
Carl Pierce
Jack Reed
Jennie Brown
Thomas R. Huston
Keith's
Bryant M. Patten
N.E. Tel. and Tel. Co
Doris Campbell
Colby College
Elmer Campbell
Alice Hartnett
Lynn
Mary E. Hartnett
Horace Herrick
William Taylor
Wareham
Taylor
Mrs. Freeman A. Trott
Kathryn Shorey
Helen Shorey
H. Alton Shorey
George Dennison
Freeport
Norman J. McCabe
Irvin J. Shalett
Lewiston
Yyuth
John Chaney
Vernal Chaney
Cato Avenue
Maine
Linwood F. Carr
Bird A. Shellanbarger
Alfred E. Carpenter
Robert
Arlington
John Place
Melville Rice
Armory Hall
Stanley L. Tainter
Maine Department of Agriculture
Sagadahoc Pomona
Enterprise Orange
Richmond
Ramona Council
John M. Arters
Grace Church
Edward J. Burnham
Leonard Court
Wilbur C. Oliver
Charles Dain
Elizabeth Garey
Louis W. West
People’s Baptist Church
Baptist Church
South Boston
Christian Endeavor
Y Men
Ernie George
Ricker Garden Orchestra
Reginald Stacy
Royal Arcadians
Ricker Garden Management
Bowdoin College
Eastland Hotel
Rexford Pierce
Auburn
John J. Keegan
Pierce
Department
Colonial Club
W. Dayton Hill
Fred J. Higgins
Herbert Douglas
Ralph Small
Robert Brownell
Homer Potter
Donald Small
Edwin R. Andrews
Oscar Adams
Albert Austin
Alex Burden
William Blaisdell
Francis Fortier
Harold J. Footer
Alvin Jewett
Dudley Leavitt
Edward Given
Chester Plant
Reddington- Reed
Edwin Ramsay
George Hunt
J. Haviland Torrey
Sam Ward
Horace Morse
George Barker
Carroll Davis
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co
American Legion Hall
Arthur Allen
Optometrist Bath Trust
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!