Personal Celebrations Highlight Bath Community Socials
Mrs. Burden and Mrs. Elizabeth French presented books and carnations to Mrs. Pettle and Mrs. Chesley, with W C T U guests receiving gifts as they hosted a birthday cake and tea. Included are notes on local visits, bridge parties, engagements, and church activities across Bath and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Se
Burden
Elizabeth French
W.C.T.U
Pettle
Chesley
Panny Burden
Jennie Curtis
Effie Parrish
Emma Daley
Thornton
Bonney
George Worrey
John Nocton
Minnie McPherson
Nettie Plant
Berry
Birthday Party Honors Miss Mary Anderson at Home
Miss Mary Anderson celebrated her sixth birthday with a party at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Anderson. Guests included Betty Therese Fitzgerald and Nancy Fitzgerald, Betty Anderson, Marjorie Nichols who won the Teddy Bear game, Phyllis and Betty Powell, Virginia Trott, Madelyn Thibideau, Frederick Andrews and Daniel Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Carl C. Anderson
Marjorie Nichols
Betty Therese
Nancy Fitzgerald
Betty Anderson
Phyllis
Betty Powell
Virginia Trott
Madelyn Thibideau
Frederick Andrews
Daniel Hatch
Boston Holiday Visits Noted by Local Families
Mrs. Annie Peters and Mrs. Mason Wright with daughter Virginia spend several days in Boston visiting relatives. Peters guests at sister Mrs. Oscar Greenoughs Hyde Park home. Wright family stays with Mrs. William Smith of Quincy. Miss Elizabeth McGrath returns from Bates to spend holidays with her parents, Mr and Mrs Eugene McGrath on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Peters
Mason Wright
Virginia
Boston
Peters
Oscar Greenough
Hyde Park
Mrs. Wright
William Smith
Quincy
Elizabeth McGrath
Bates
Mrs
Eugene McGrath
Washington Street
Portland social scene includes visits and bridge party
Mrs. Gertrude Meserve of Portland visited the Garcelon home on Middle Street after an official Ramona Council visit. Miss Annie Torrey of Portland High School will spend part of her vacation with Miss Elizabeth Moses on Middle Street. Mrs. Garcelon hosted a card club supper bridge on Middle Street with two auction tables. First prize went to Mrs. Winfred Hagan, second to Mrs. Haley, and consolation to Miss Mabel Fullerton. Attendees included Mrs. Hagan, Mrs. Haley, Miss Fullerton, Miss Johnson, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Fulton, and Mrs. Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pratt
North Street
Dwight Pierce
Charles Blaisdell
Otis
Horace Ward
Stanley Hunter
Otis Card
Lena Shepard
George Larrabee, Jr
High Street
Gertrude Meserve
Portland
Annie Torrey
Portland High School
Elizabeth Moses
Middle Street
Edward Garcelon
Winfred Hagan
Thomas K. Haley
Mabel Fullerton
Cox and Pendleton Visit African Villages and Kimberley Mines
Fred C. Cox of Bath and his traveler Walter Pendleton of Boston toured Africa this Winter visiting native villages ruled by chiefs and diamond fields in Kimberly. They praised Pullman service and noted Kuisua for its large trees. They plan to reach Genoa March 1 and sail home March 17. Annie Cox of Somerset Place, sister to Fred, received a letter mailed from Durban January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Cox
Bath
Walter Pendleton
Boston
Africa
Diamond Fields
Kimberly
Kuisua
Cox
Mr. Pendleton
Genoa
America
Annie Cox
Somerset Place
Anita Bagdikian Improves After Illness
Anita Bagdikian daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Bagdikian shows marked improvement after a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Bagdikian
Paul Bagdikian
Surgeon Dr Harry Parker Dies Visiting Bath
Dr Harry Parker of the American College of Surgeons died Friday night in Bath while visiting Hon Henry C Wright of Washington Street. He had come to Bath to inspect the City hospital and on Saturday with Mr Wright traveled to Boothbay Harbor to inspect Boothbay hospital. Miss Hester Rose of Morse High School faculty will spend her vacation at her Brock home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leslie Coombs
Southstreet
Elizabeth Fulton Coombs
Samuel Hemenway Williams
Frank M. Williams
Winchester
Mass
Miss Coombs
Morse High School
Howard Seminary
Miss
Agnes M. Fahey
Portland
Harry Parker
American College of Surgeons
Bath
Henry C. Wright
Washington Street
Parker
City Hospital
Wright
Boothbay Harbor
Boothbay Hospital
Hester Rose
Brocks
Errol Bahr
Bowdoin
Baker
Barre
Albert Noyes
Patricia Smith
Winter Street
John A. Morse
Daughters of the American Revolution
E. D. Hardin
George Washington
America
T. W Pease
Fred Smith
Evangeline M. Haynes
Girls’ Friendly Society of Grace Church
Doris McKay
Portland Residents Plan Six Week Pacific Coast Trip
M Langdon Hill of Portland formerly of Bath and Phillip J Deering leave Portland Monday for Spokane Washington then to Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles. They expect to be away about six weeks. Seth Doughty Jr of Court Street is spending a week vacation with his grandparents in West Bath. Adelaide Campbell spends a school vacation week in Augusta and Waterville as guest of her uncle Bertram Packard state education commissioner. Carolyn Plant left for Rockland to visit Miss Mary Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Langdon Hill
Portland
Bath
Phillip J. Deering
Pacific Coast
Spokane
Washington
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seth Doughty Jr
Court Street
Mrs. C. P. Higgins
West Bath
Adelaide Campbell
Augusta
Waterville
Bertram Packard
Doris Campbell
Colby College
Carolyn Plant
Rockland
Mary Lawrence
Miss Stackpole Takes Week-Long Vacation Visit
Miss Carolyn Stackpole, a teacher at the opportunity school in the South end, left Saturday to spend a week off from teaching with her parents Mr and Mrs B H Stackpole at Campbell's pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Stackpole
Opportunity School
South End
B. H. Stackpole
Campbell's Pond
Local Residents Return Visits and Travel Notes
Mrs. W. L. Mathews of Old Town returns home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Mayo on Court Street. Capt. Charles Foose of the steamship Oakpark, arriving from Australia, visits his daughter Mrs. George W. Larra bee in Bath. Miss Elizabeth Randall of Washington Street leaves for Andover Mass to stay with friends. Donald Beals of Brunswick, recent Farmington Normal School mathematics course, completes studies and visits Bath relatives Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Foose
Oakpark
New York
Australia
Bath
George W. Larrabee
Brunswick Road
Donald Beals
Brunswick
Farmington Normal School
Music Supervisor Shaw Takes Week in New York
Miss Carrie E. Shaw supervisor of music in the public schools has gone to New York to pass a week with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Robert P Shaw Pelham Manor Mr and Mrs Edward W Bridgham daughter Janet and son Edward Jr have gone to Jamaica Plain Mass where they will pass a week with Mrs Cook
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie E. Shaw
New York
Robert P. Shaw
Pelham Manor
Edward W. Bridgham
Janet
Edward Jr
Jamaica Plain, Mass
Cook
James E. Lockery
Revere
Mass
Ida Cotton
Grace Cotton
Mrs Burt Snowdon and son visit Massachusetts relative
Mrs Burt Snowdon and her son Le mont left Saturday morning for Sau gus Massachusetts to visit Mrs Snowdon's mother Mrs L P Colla more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Snowdon
Lemont
Saugus, Mass
Woman Hosts Luncheon With Auction Prizes Won
Mrs Clarence E Johnson held a Tuesday luncheon at her home with afternoon auction games. Mrs Robert B Hatch won first prize and Mrs Ernest White of Portland won second. Out of town guests included Mrs Herbert Mallard and other ladies from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Johnson
Robert B. Hatch
Ernest White
Portland
Herbert Mallard
William Moses
Charles Hinds
Helen Corey
Harry Weeks
Mrs Gardiner Roberts Leaves for Boston
Mrs Gardiner Roberts of Oak Street departed Friday for Boston and plans to stay for a fortnight.
Bath visitors bring news from Adriatic cruise
Harold O Page Otis F Page of Damariscotta visited Bath on Friday with their uncle O E Page and carried news from their mother Mrs Arthur A Page who is aboard the Adriatic on a Mediterranean cruise. Mrs E Molloy Fuller and daughter Betty left Friday to spend the weekend in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold O. Page
Otis F. Page
Damariscotta
Bath
O. E. Page
Arthur A. Page
White Star Line
E. Molloy Fuller
Betty
High Street
Boston
Notable figures dine with Bruns wick bankers at supper
Hon. Rupert H. Baxter president of the Bath Trust Co. Mayor Charles H. Cahill and former Alderman Danis J. Dougherty were guests of the directors of the First National bank of Brunswick at a supper party Wednesday night of last week at Brown's East Brunswick. Miss Phyllis Spencer a Morseigh school senior is visiting relatives in Rockland during the spring vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert H. Baxter
The
Bath Trust Co
Charles H. Cahill
Danis J. Dougherty
First National Bank of Brunswick
Brown's
East Brunswick
Phyllis Spencer
Morseigh School
Rockland
Local social notes from Harrington and nearby towns
Mrs. Cecil J. Cutts and daughter Ann visit Harrington with Miss Rose Drisko as they spend the week with the Driskos. Guests include Mr and Mrs Barrett C Nichols of Cambridge and Frank Bowker of Phippsburg visiting Bath. Mrs Sherman B LeClair returns to Dover after caring for her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil J. Cutts
Ann
Cutts
Rose Drisko
Morse High
Harrington
Melvin Drisko
Marston Fund to Repair Lahock 6 Ferry Schoolhouse
Funds from Marston and proceeds will repair and equip the Lahock 6 Ferry schoolhouse with electric lights. A successful first sale under similar supervision was reported, with plans for a second event soon. Mrs. Bertram Crocker won the first ladies prize, consolation went to Mrs. Howard Rice, Maurice Shea won the first gentleman's prize, and Elwin Skillings received the consolation. Lewis Cleveland is listed as a newborn born February 21 to Harry W. and Alma FP. Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Cleveland
Gon
Harry W. and
Alma FP. Donnell
Alfred F Jewett Undergoes Operation After Pneumonia
Alfred F Jewett of 67 Pearl Street was moved to City Hospital on Monday after two weeks at home with bronchial pneumonia. An operation Tuesday morning was needed due to a pus formation, and his condition is reported satisfactory with danger from pneumonia past. Mrs Grace Cunningham and daughter Mary visited in Portland on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred F. Jewett
Pearl Street
City Hospital
Grace Cunningham
Mary
Portland
Edmund Rothwell
Dike Road
Georgia
Florida
Mrs. Rothwell
Daytona Beach
Jacksonville
Miami
Knick Knack Klub Holds Washington Birthday Party
The Knick Knack Klub met at 17 Highland Street for a Washington's birthday surprise party with American flags, portraits, and a Washington pie as the centerpiece. Attendees included Mrs. Walter Mosher, Miss Evelyn Burgess, Miss Mary Sylvester, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knick-Knack Klub
John Sylvester
Highland Street
Washington
Iing
Walter Mosher
Percy Miller
Evelyn Burgess
Mary Sylvester
Doris Fuller
Elizabeth McDougal
Court Street
Florida Winter Snowbound Maine Residents Report
Nelson L. Jackson writes from St. Petersburg about Maine people in Florida for the winter noting less sun than usual but strong tourist trade. The column covers local incidents from an enormous 160-year-old pine tree to community events, education plans, church activities, a car accident in fog, and railroad service during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson L. Jackson
King Tavern
Low
Maine
Florida
St. Petersburg
Mr. Jackson
James D. Clark
Rumford
Thompson City Theatre Returns on Bath Sunday Program
William T. Powell once Bath Opera House manager speaks on State theatre radio hour. The broadcast airs Sundays on WCSH Portland with Bath listeners tuning in for the local entertainment update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
William T. Powell
Bath Opera House
State Theatre
WCSH
Portland
Personal notes record local residents traveling or visiting
Mrs W 8 Newell of Washington street died Wednesday in Portland. Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall left New York for a West Indies trip. Mrs Edwin R Andrews hosted her contract club on High street Tuesday night. Richard Staples 28 North street visits Belfast during school vacation as Orrin Dickey guest. Nathan Eaton Sebasco visits son Leon Eaton. Preble Lane. William D Sewall Washington street on a few days business trip to Boston and New York. Mrs Donald B Sewall hosted Boothbay Harbor Wednesday with Corliss street relatives in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8
Newell
Washington Street
Portland
Arthur Sewalld
New York
West Indies
Edwin R. Andrews
High Street
Richard Staples
North Street
Belfast
Orrin Dickey
Nathan Eaton
Sebasco
Leon Eaton
Preble Lane
William D. Sewall
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Melvin Percival
Gar
William McAuliffe
York Street
Neponset
McAuliffe
Leslie Wold
Lawrence Lowell
Lewiston
Ada Deering
Miss Hooper
Herbert Harris
Carroll Deering
C. Woodbury Merrill
Daniel Williams
First National Bank
Es Club
Mae Bickle
Fraser
Wilon Sew
Pristile Footer
Margaret Fraser
Louise Johnson
Julia Murray
John J
Edna Wright
Winifred Aderton
Boston University
Florence Neal
Fitchburg
Alma Killem
Pawtucket
R. I
Lois Johnson
Nantucket
Aderton
Frances Aderton
Beacon Street
Philip Paine
Cecil E. Paine
Harry E. Peterson
Everettt Quinlan
Anne Elizabeth Quinlan
Mary Ellen
T. E. Quinlan
Cumberland Avenue
Charles P. Wetherbee
Washington, D. C
Julia Main
Harry W. Halterman
Miss Main
Archibald M. Main
Bath Tron Works Corp
Main
Miss Gibbs
Lieut
Halterman
Manila
David Y. Alkazin
Blanche Freeman
Ladies Aid of
Central Church
Rowe
Pennell
Samuel Levin
Antoinette Teeling
Dummer ‘Street
Helen Hall
James McKay
Adelbert Hall
William Tibbetts
Louise Daley
Kennebunkport
Arland Walker
Fred W. Danforth
Gardiner
Miriam W. Kimball
Frank B. Nichols
Mary F. Gibbons
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
David W. White
Auburn
Roy Hebnett
David L. Wilson
Camden
Camden Commandery
Knights Templar
Dunnlap Commandery
Arthur Stilphen
Eben J. Marston
Donald Young
Dunlap Commandery
Thomas R. Huston
Justus H. and
Carolyn Miller
Majella Jacquiline Miller
Nina McRae
Vinalhaven
Edgar Murphy
First Baptist Church
Herbert E. Worrey
Fred W. Larrabee
Edward Cook
Everett Wright
Vernon Miller
Helen McIntosh
George Wallace
Ernest Allen
Mrs. Allen
Helen Hartwell
Galen Low
Brookline
Samuel Povich
William Mann
Orange
N. J
Percival
Reuben
Julia Hilton
Christine
Freeport
Yarmouth
Miriam Adams
Woonsocket
R. L
Margaret Adams
Wellington A. Moore
Laura Harrington
Lucius Barrows
Elizabeth Randall
Andover
Alonzo G. Fisher
Park Street
Rachel Upham
Boston Hospital
Fisher
Woods Hole
Walter Ey
Markson Bros
Joan Grindell
Grindell
Brunswick Dramatic Club
Cumberland Theatre
Eugene M. Armfield
English Department
Bowdoin College
Fred C. Potter
Mrs. Potter
Rachel
L. N. Club
Corliss Street
Marjorie Lemont
Lower
Edwina Thornton
Charlena Cornish
Lillian Clark
Harriet Small
Marion Palmer
Julia Paisley
Edith Wallace
Alston Oliver
Watertown
John E. Hayes
John P Hayes
Washburn Street
Hayes
Reading
Kennebec Bridge
Earl Lemont
the Eastland
Harry E. Stetson
Boston Garden
New England
Merton Dearing
Elsinoreanstreet
Congress Square
John H. Hyde
Jane
Nancy
Sallie
Mr. Hyde
Elmhurst
Barrett C. Nichols
Cambridge
F. B. Nichols
Frank Bowker
Phippsburg
Sherman B. LeClair
Frances
Dover
N. H
Harry Hall
Newburyport
Fred F. Ingraham
Wollaston
Charles C. Low
Frederic
W. A. Choate
Everett
Magss
Edward McCabe
Marshall Avenue
Elsie Crocker
Parlente
William V. Percy
the First Baptist Church
Bernice Oliver
Lloyd L. Hooker
Edward Burnham
Stearns Scott
Thomas Haley
Cedric Martin
Clifford H. Stetson
Simon Moore
William Wakefield
Oak Street
Donald
Sewall
Mark
Blast Fall
Minnie Thompson
Ellsworth
Frederick E. Drake
Cosmopolitan Club
Marjorie Smiley
Luther Thompson
Rath Field
H. B. Duce
North Andover
Benjamin Duce
Rath
Thomas E. Tetreau
Board of Health
City of
Perley Pert
G. Clifford Madden
Narice
Wilbra E. Billings
Robert Brownell
Cobb Road
Mis
Ricker
Dorchester
Selwyn W. Towne
Bath Iron Works Corp
Joseph Groves
East
Red Lantern Inn
North Center P. T. A
St. Mary's Church
Columbia Theatre
Alexander Doucet
Department of Education
Warren E. Kershner
New Bern
N. C
Pamlico River
Bern
Switzerland
James Cressey
Fred Cressey
Water Street
J. E. Drake Jr
Center Street
Samoset Steamboat Co
H. M. Robinson
Melrose
Mags
Songo River Line Inc
Arcadians of
New Arcade Ballroom
Shipping City
Sterling Bible
Annie Deering
Ruby Preble
Susie Mitchell
Mary Bowker
Nellie Hunt
Ethel Hatch
Mildred Walker
Vivian Plant
Amelia Mitchell
Mr. Powell
Joe Alexander
Bath Station
Silas H. Anderson
A. P. Greenleaf
Maine Central
Maine Central Railroad
Committee On Public Buildings
New City Hall
Elmer F. Campbell
Paul M. Olm
Kennebec Greenhouses
Lincoln Lodge
Grand Lodge
Miriam Lodge
St. Stephens
N. B
Frank Wakefield
Central Maine Power Co
Wakefield
Arcadians
Brunswick Hall
Harry W. Owen
Men’s Club of
Winter Street Church
Berwind Gren
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Newport News
Berwindglen
Berwindvale
Glen
Port
Howard Brewer
West Bath Grange Hall
Brunswick Town Hall
Mae Edwards Stock Co
Main Line Electric
Reo
Front Street
Steeves’ Market
Steeves