Birthday party marks George Washington theme for officer
Society news from Bath lists a birthday surprise for State Highway Traffic Officer Harry Thompson at 24 Dummer Street with dancers Miss Charlotte Cahill at the piano and Miss Thelma Fogg performing. Guests include the Fogg, Higgins, Blake, Oliver, and Estes families among others. Bruce Wright and Ruth Hodgdon attend college events and travel notes are noted along with a charity carnival and club dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thompson
Dummer Street
George Washington
Thompson
Charlotte Cahill
Thelma Fogg
Donald Fogg
Thelma
Frank Higgins
Linwood
Howard Blake
Harry Oliver
Anne Allen
Helen Hall
Earl Armstrong
Wesley Johnson
Russell Estes
Merline Thompson
City
Leighton
Damariscotta
Dinner Guests Share Sunday Supper At Andrews Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Andrews of Haradings entertained Sunday night with a supper party. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edwin R Andrews Mr and Mrs Carl C Anderson Mr and Mrs William M Partington Mr and Mrs Milton C Trott Mr and Mrs Robert L Brownell Mrs Seth S Mullin Mr and Mrs Theodore Watson. Also present were Mr and Mrs W Dayton Hill and Dunlap Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Andrews
Haradings
Edwin R Andrews
Carl C. Anderson
William M. Partington
Milton C. Trott
Robert L. Brownell
Seth S. Mullin
Theodore Watson
W. Dayton Hill
Dunlap Hatch
Besaw and Gediman Family Visits Across Boston Area
Mrs Helene Besaw of Boston has been visiting her son William Besaw on Highland Street and now plans to visit another son John Besaw on Farrin Street. Miss Isabel Gediman of Pratt Street Morsey 37 left Monday for Portland to visit her sister Mrs Joseph Mack at Beckett Street 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Besaw
Boston
William Besaw
Highland Street
John Besaw
Farrin Street
Isabel Gediman
Pratt Street
Morsey
Portland
Joseph Mack
Beckett Street
Two Boston women reach Gainesville Florida in caravan style
Mrs F R E Dean and Mrs J R Andrews left Bath by motor for Florida two weeks ago and have now arrived in Gainesville to remain a few days. Gainesville, 70 miles southwest of Jacksonville, hosts the University of Florida. K Blair Hodge Morse 33 returned to Boston after the Washington birthday weekend with his mother Mrs Marcia A Hodge of 732 Middle Street. Mrs Annie Kinney of Sagadahoc Ferry visited her son Cecil Kinney at Fort McKinley hospital in Cape Elizabeth where he is recovering from pneumonia contracted last fall at the Bar Harbor CCC Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. E. Dean
J. R. Andrews
Bath
Florida
Gainesville
Fla
Jacksonville
University of Florida
K. Blair Hodge
Morse
Boston
Washington
Marcia A. Hodge
Middle Street
Annie Kinney
Sagadahoc Ferry
Cecil Kinney
Fort McKinley
Cape Elizabeth
CCC
Bar Harbor
Pattees and Douglas Host Lisbon Falls Guests
Mr and Mrs Frank Pattee and Mr and Mrs Kendall Pattee and daughter Gloria of Lisbon Falls were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Milton H Douglas at 23 York Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pattee
Kendall Pattee
Gloria
Lisbon Falls
Milton H. Douglas
York Street
Crippled Children Aid Seeks Local Names in Bath
Mrs Roscoe P M Fadden named by the Cosmopolitan club to pursue support for crippled children in Bath asks P T A s schools city physicians and welfare agencies for names of crippled children from infancy to age five She is a director of the Maine Society for Crippled Children and may be reached by phone or by writing to her at home or the Cosmopolitan club Miss Abbie Minott of Phippsburg is wintering in Roxbury Mass visiting Miss Sarah Nichols and Miss Annie Nichols of Stroudwater and cousins Mr and Mrs Henry M Minott of Portland Miss Alice M Mulligan daughter of Mrs Helen C Mulligan of 104 Winship street recently initiated into Alpha Delta Pi Sorority at Colby College The initiation was followed by a formal banquet at the Elmwood Hotel Miss Mulligan spent the weekend at home Ruth B Hodgdon of Woolwich is corresponding secretary of the sorority and attended a tea given by Mrs Everett Strong wife of the French war president at Colby preceding the initiation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth S. Hodgdon
Waterville
Colby
Woolwich
Hodgdon
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Altar Guild
Colby W. A. A
Miss Hodgdon
Maine
New Hampshire
Roscoe P. M.fadden
Cosmopolitan Club
Bath
Red Cross
McFadden
Maine Society For Crippled Children
Abbie Minott
Phippsburg
Roxbury
Mass
Sarah Nichols
Annie Nichols
Stroudwater
Henry M. Minott
Portland
Alice M. Mulligan
Helen C. Mulligan
Winship Street
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Colby College
Elmwood
Miss Mulligan
Ruth
Everett Strong
Maine club leaders to be honored at Lewiston banquet
Mrs Maybelle H Brown of Waterville president of the Maine Federation of Women's Clubs will be guest of honor at the WLU banquet in the DeWitt Hotel Lewiston on Thursday March 5. Mrs Prank H Byram Lisbon Falls director of the Androscoggin and Sagadahoc district joins her. Both women were in Bath last Friday for a Maine Progressive Union of clubs meeting. Ernest Bunny Stanwood the Bath musician is seen by Bath residents at Colby College and plays at Tree Tavern Hotel Elmwood. Russell Duncan of Barre Vermont visits his uncle Dr Paul A Gregware of Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Bunny” Stanwood
Bathents
Colby College
Mr. Stanwood
Hotel Elmwood
Maybelle H. Brown
Waterville
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
WLU
DeWitt Hotel
Lewiston
Prank H. Byram
Lisbon Falls
Androscoggin
Sagadahoc
Brown
Byram
Bath
Maine Progressive Union of Clubs
Ladies Sewing Circle Sets Plans for Church Sale
The Ladies' sewing circle of First Baptist met with Mrs. Wakefield in Oak Street, with ten members present. They laid final plans for a March 6 food sale and March 11 entertainment with small admission. The circle will meet Friday at Mrs. Burnham's Leonard Court home. Arlington guests Fletcher Lawson and daughter joined Mr. and Mrs. Partington. American Legion Auxiliary held a successful March food sale at C. W. Rogers store. thanks extended to Henry Biggins for signs and to the Rogers store. William Beal of High Street is home ill with a severe cold and complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
William W. Wakefield
Oak Street
Edward Burnham
Leonard Court
Fletcher Lawson
Betty
Arlington, Mass
William Partington
High Street
American Legion Auxiliary
C. W. Rogers
Edward J. Murphy
Wilbur H. Crocker
Gardner R. Rogers
Henry M. Biggins
Rogers
Mrs Sampson and daughter plan Belmont visit
Mrs John Sampson and daughter Margaret left Monday for Belmont Massachusetts to stay with Mrs Sampson's sister Mrs Lafayette Lake and Dr Lake and to visit Mrs Sampson's sister Mrs A B Webber and Rev A B Webber of Milton They will also visit Mr and Mrs William J Craft of Washington Street who were Waterville visitors Sunday Florence Troop of Summer Street resumed duties at the First National Bank Monday after several days illness at home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sampson
Margaret
Belmont
Mass
Mr. Sampson
Lafayette Lake
Dr. Lake
Mrs. Sampson
A. B. Webber
Rev
Milton
William J. Craft
Washington Street
Waterville
Florence Troop
Summer Street
First National Bank
Beals Family Hosts Visitors From Sagadahoc and Portland
Mrs. Ida M Beals hosted Sunday guests Mrs Harvey Hathorne of Sagadahoc Ferry Mrs Nathan E Coffin and son N Elwood Jr of Park Street and Mrs G Clifford Madden in Portland. Mr and Mrs William Trufant of Dummer Street returned Monday after a weekend in Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Beals
Harvey P. Hathorne
Sagadahoc Ferry
Nathan E. Coffin
N. Elwood, Jr
Park Street
Beals
G. Clifford Madden
Madden
Emery Street
Portland
Miss Ruth Hodgdon Attends Elmwood Hotel Dance
Colby junior Miss Ruth S Hodgdon and her parents Mr and Mrs Frank A Hodgdon of Woolwich spent the weekend with family. She was an honorary guest and Alpha Delta Pi representative at the Delta Delta Delta supper dance at the Elmwood hotel in Waterville with music by Ernie George's orchestra. Hodgdon danced with Paul Harold of Wal tham Mass, all Maine tackle for 1935, and W Linwood Haynes joined guests of Miss Barbara Frazee of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Hodgdon
Colby
Frank A. Hodgdon
Woolwich
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Elmwood Hotel
Waterville
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Ernie George
Miss Hodgdon
Paul Harold
Waltham
Mass
Local residents on trips and visits in early week
Warren Parris of upper Washington street left Monday for Augusta for a few days business trip. Robert and Paul Webber, sons of Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Webber of Milton, Mass., are passing a week's vacation with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ruel T. Knight of 465 Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Sewall of Washington street left Thursday for New York and will sail from there Saturday on the 8S. 8. Virginia of the Panama-Pacific Line for San Francisco, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Sewall are planning to see Miss Jane 8. Murphy in Claremont, Cal., while in California, and will return home by airplane. Mr. Sewall recently returned to his home on Washington street from a business trip to New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert and
Paul Webber
A. B. Webber
Milton, Mass
Ruel T. Knight
Washington Street
Sumner Sewall
New York
Gail
Virginia
San Francisco
Cal
Miss Nichols Guests At Eastland in Portland
Miss Mildred G. Nichols spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Eaton at the Eastland in Portland, sharing time and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred G. Nichols
Carl C. Eaton
Eastland
Portland
Miss Jeanine Groves Visits Grandmother in Somerville
Miss Jeanine Groves of Somerville Massachusetts is visiting her grandmother Mrs Catherine Mullaney at 4 Park street for a week as reported in local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanine Groves
Somerville
Mass
Catherine Mullaney
Park Street
Bath crippled children welfare effort questioned
Mrs. Roscoe P. McFadden reports the Cosmopolitan club is aiding crippled children up to five in Bath though Dr. Paul A. Gregware city physician says no records show such children though he believes some exist. Clubs and welfare agencies cooperate with Mrs. McFadden, director of the Maine Society for Crippled Children. Mrs. John R. Bradlee of Montclair, N J arrived Tuesday to visit Miss Charlotte I. Meeker on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe P. McFadden
Cosmopolitan Club
Bath
Paul A. Gregware
McFadden
Maine Society For Crippled Children
John R. Bradlee
Montclair
N. J
Charlotte I. Meeker
Washington Street
Morse High staffer returns home after two week hospital stay
Miss M. Agnes Fahey head of the Commercial department at Morse high school returned Sunday to her home at 6 Hamilton street South Portland from Maine General hospital where she had been a patient the past two weeks undergoing an operation. Principal and Mrs Arthur B Scott of Morse high called on Miss Fahey Sunday. Mrs Harry L Horne of Oliver street is visiting West Newton Massachusetts for a week as guest of Dr and Mrs J H Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Agnes Fahey
Morse High School
Hamilton Street
South
Portland
Maine General Hospital
Arthur B. Scott
Morse High
Miss Fahey
Harry L. Horne
Oliver Street
West Newton
Mass
J. H. Brown
Mary Murphy
Children’s Hospital
Mary Clatenburk
Middle Street
Waterville
Mrs Oliver and Miss Allegrin Visit Hoboken Friends
Mrs Edgar W Oliver an employee in the City Clerk's office and Miss Elsie M Allegrin of Newberry returned Sunday after a week with Mrs Oliver's parents Mr and Mrs Sherman L Morse in Hoboken New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar W. Oliver
Elsie M. Allegrin
Newberry’s
Miss Harriett Johnson Visits Mother in Springfield Mass
Miss Harriett Johnson a high school English teacher in Springfield Massachusetts is spending the week with her mother Mrs Carrie P Johnson of North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Johnson
Springfield
Mass
Carrie P. Johnson
North Street
George Washington party for Grace church Junior Boys Choir
Mrs. Arthur Sewall 2d hosted a George Washington themed gathering for Grace church Junior Boys Choir after movie outing with director George Field. The group enjoyed supper at her home with red white and blue decorations and favors, followed by games. Choir members listed include Walter Hill Kenneth Hill Augustus Perow Joseph Perow Walter Mosher Robert Mosher Cecil Fullerton Harry Fullerton Richard Dennison Norman Reynolds Robert Gilchrist Edward Atkinson Scott Holmes and Harold Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall 2d
Grace Church
George Washington
George Field
Sewall
Walter
Kenneth Hill
Augustus
Joseph Perow
Robert Mosher
Cecil
Harry Fullerton
Richard Dennison
Norman Reynolds
Robert Gilchrist
Edward Atkinson
Scott Holmes
Harold M. Sewall
Miss Laura Craft Visits Medford Relative
Miss Laura Craft, daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Craft of Washing ton street, travels to Medford Massachusetts to spend a week with cousin Miss Shirley Wilson. First Baptist Church workers meet with Mrs Clifford R Harrington. 14 attend. 25 sick calls reported last month. Committee news lists refreshments and entertainment for March 13 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Craft
William J. Craft
Washington Street
Medford, Mass
Shirley Wilson
Eugene Wilson
First Baptist Church
Clifford R. Harrington
North Street
Harriet Wright
Julia Moore
Alice Eaton
Florence Martin
Lottie Card
Nella Stover
Child Returns From Visit To Grandmother At Park Street
Master Jackie Stover six year old son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Stover of Popham Beach returned Sunday after a visit with his grandmother Mrs Catherine Mullaney on Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Stover
Eugene Stover
Popham Beach
Catherine Mullaney
Park Street
Clifton Morong
Bobby Morong
West Indies Trip For McLellans And Sailor Cadet
Mrs J Houghton McLellan of Washington street and J Houghton McLellan Jr of Boston plan a six week trip to the West Indies staying ten days at Barbados Island Stephen S Marshall Jr 101 High street left for Pensacola Florida to join Marine Flying School cadets at the Navy Yard air base He is a University of Maine 1935 graduate and Bath boy who trained at Squantum Mass He starred in football track and baseball at Morse High School 1931 He has been employed at Bath Iron Works Corp this Fall and Winter awaiting the Pensacola call
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Houghton McLellan
Washington Street
J. Houghton McLellan, Jr
Boston
West Indies
Barbados Island
Stephen S. Marshall, Jr
High Street
Pensacola
Fla
Marine Flying School
Navy Yard
University of Maine
Bath
Government Air Base
Squantum
Mass
Steve
Morse High School
Bath Iron Works Corp
Third Grade Winner Dominates Work Book Contest
Harold Addison Armes, a Cen ter street school third grader in Miss Isabel Lewis room, clinches the grand prize in the work book contest. He has won the contest each school year, and is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold E Armes of 700 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Addison Armes
Isabel Lewis
Center Street
Harold E. Armes
High Street
Mrs Norman Howard Hosts Social Club Tea Afternoon
Mrs Norman Howard entertained her social club at an afternoon tea on Thursday. Miss Anne M Thompson left Friday for Cumberland Center to spend her school vacation as a guest of former Miss Leona Huestis. Thompson teaches at Mitchell school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Howard
Anne M. Thompson
Cumberland Center
Leona Huestis
Miss Thompson
Mitchell School
Miss Janette Smith Leaves for Vacation in Linburg Mass
Miss Janette W. Smith of Morse High School home economics departs Friday afternoon to visit Lu nenburg Mass as guest of former Simmons College roommate Mrs. Andrew Karkos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janette W. Smith
Middle Street
Morse High School
Lunenburg
Mass
Andrew Karkos
Simmons College
Captain Quick Recovering After Temple Clinic Surgery
Captain Richard Quick underwent a surgical procedure at the new Temple clinic associated with the Mayo Brothers hospital in Minnesota. He rests at home in Temple with his wife Mrs. Quick. his daughters Susan and Clarabel Quick visit from Washington street. He expects to leave the hospital in about three weeks and then rest two weeks before resuming command of his ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Quick
White ‘Clinic
Mple
Werner
Ging
Susan
Clarabel Quick
Washington Street
Mayo Brothers Pital
Minnesota
Capt. Quick
Quick
C. B. Peterson
Port Arthur
Temple
Mrs Mann Leaves Winter in East Orange with Family
Mrs William A Mann of upper Washington street is spending the winter in East Orange New Jersey with her sister Mrs Willard Weed and with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Percy Mann of Orange New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Mann
Upper Washington Street
East Orange
N. J
Williard Weed
Percy Mann
Orange, N. J
Miss Anne Ross Weds Philip Dechert in Chestnut Hill Church
Miss Anne Lewis Ross daughter of the late Henry A. Ross and Mrs Ross of Chestnut Hill Pa. marries Philip Dechert of Philadelphia. Bridesmaid Miss Olive Sewall of Washington Street. Ceremony held Friday at Church of St. Martins of the Fields Chestnut Hill with Rev Albert H Lucas and Rev Leicester Lewis assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Sewall
Washington Street
Anne Lewis Ross
Henry A
Ross
Chestnut Hill
Philip Dechert
Philadelphia
Church of St. Martin’s-of-the- Fields
Albert H. Lucas
St. Albans School
Washington, D. C
Leicester
Lewis
Edward Sewall Jr Guest of Camp Winona Winter Sports
Edward Sewall Jr of High street spent the weekend at Bridgton Academy as a guest of Lufkin Sampson. He joined a group of Camp Winona boys for winter sports activities in Bridgton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sewall, Jr
High Street
Bridgton Academy
Lufkin Sampson
Camp Winona Boys
Illness Reaches Edgar A Farrar in Portland
Bath friends report Edgar A. Farrar now living with his son Lincoln at 17 Gleckler Road Portland is very ill. Mrs Farrar supplied the word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Farrar
Portland
Lincoln
Gleckler Road
Bath
Local Social Notes Highlight Ada Greenblatt Knit-Wits, Bates Players
Community updates list Ada Greenblatt hosting Knit-Wits, Colby and Tufts students preparing pop concert with Glee club, and Bates English 4A students staging Much Ado About Nothing at the Little Theatre March 5-6 under Prof Grosvenor Messenger. Also noted are visits from N J Baker and Rev William Baker, Bath deaths, and Amy Abramson starring as Beatrice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Abramson
Pine Street
Lewiston
Bates College
Little Theatre
Grosvenor M.esinson
Miss Abramson
Bath
Beatrice
Leonato
Central church league plans supper and Monopoly night
At the Monday meeting in the parish house a supper and Monopoly were planned for members. Hostesses were Mrs. Sherman M Quaide Mrs. Howar A Parks and Mrs. Luther B Thompson. 26 attended. Plans also formed for a March 18 banquet at the M C A during the state D A R conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
Sherman M.quaide
Howar A. Parks
Luther
Thompson
League
M.C.A
D.A.R
Francis Hill
Charles A. Soule
William Palmer
Reginald Staly
Frederick Edney
Charles Oliver
Bath Girls' Athletic club to play two Boston games
Coach Elizabeth Deering and ten players depart by motor Friday morning for two games in Boston Friday night and Saturday night. The squad includes former Morse high graduates who will face Choate school in Brookline and Boston Antiques, with Sargent School hosting as guests. Also traveling are Lydia Smith, Ira Abbott, Jeanette Webster, Kate McCarty, Evelyn Truss, Billy Thompson, Mary Goodwin, Rita Cummings, Helen Moses and Jennie Kakos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Deering
Bath Girls’ Athletic Club Basketeers
Boston
Morse High
Choate
Brookline
Boston Antiques
Sargent School of Physical Education
Coach Deering
Lydia Smith
Ira Abbott
Jeanette Webster
Kate McCarty
Evelyn Truss
Billy” Thompson
Mary Goodwin
Rita Cummings
Helen Moses
Jennie Kakos
Groves Family Visit Leads to Boston Area Roundup
Dana Groves from Somerville Massachusetts arrives for a visit with his sister Irma Groves of Center street. Mr and Mrs Frank Reynolds of Brookline Massachusetts return from a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs Thomas F Reynolds of 1345 Washington street and with Miss Helen Reynolds of the same address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Groves
Lenwood Groves
Somerville, Mass
Miss Irma Groves
Center Street
Frank Reynolds
Brookline
Mass
Reynolds
Thomas F. Reynolds
Washington Street
Mr. Reynolds
Miss Helen Reynolds
Local residents host visitors and students across town
Miss Miriam Adams arrives in Warwick Rhode Island to spend vacation week with her mother Mrs Margaret Adams and sister Mrs Wellington A Moore on Weeks street. Archie E Doyle improves after ten days in Memorial hospital for lung congestion. Mrs George P Addison of Boston, formerly Bath resident, ill with heart attack in a Boston hospital. Mr and Mrs Reed Morss of Brookline Massachusetts visit sister in law Miss Barbara Freeman in East Brunswick. Barbara Freeman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold E Freeman, spends week in Quincy with aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Jack Pinell. Guy nb ert B Vroom Jr student at Phillips Academy Andover weekend with Commander and Mrs Guysbert B Vroom. Misses Evelyn Nickerson Mary Nickerson Helen Hosmer Cynthia Rogers at Nassau College spend weekend at home. Miss Dorothy White of Caribou visits uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W H White. Miss White a social worker in northern part of the state. Miss Edna Durant and Miss Lena Kamendal attend Mardi Gras party at 254 Center Street with 24 high school students attending games dancing and refreshments. Attendees include Miss Barbara Nickerson Miss Barbara Tubbs Miss Dorothy Bourque Miss Dorothy Anliker Miss Eulalia Brown Miss Ida Schofield Miss Evelyn Tomlinson Miss Glenda Ingraham Edward McLaughlin Glenn Easton Jr Henry Sarkis Robert Footer Warren Hawley William Mussenden John Preney George Perry Wilfred Gaudet Alfred ent Arthur Cormier Alfred Cor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Adams
Woonsorket
R. I
Margaret Adams
Wellington A. Moore
Weeks Street
Edna Durant
Lena Kamendal
Center Street
Barbara Nickerson
Barbara Tubbs
Dorothy Bourque
Dorothy Anliker
Eulalia Brown
Ida Schofield
Evelyn Tomlinson
Glenda Ingraham
Edward McLaughlin
Glenn Easton, Jr
Henry
Baby screech owl found in Bath hides from weather
A baby screech owl seeking protection from the cold was found by Seth Stewart at the Bath National Bank. Harry Cornish moved the partially paralyzed bird to the Post Office basement where it revived slightly. Albert Whitney plans to care for it until it recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Stewart
Bath National Bank
Harry Cornish
Customs House
Albert E. Whitney
Floral Street
Les Camarades Hear Fine Bayreuth Paper At Meeting
Les Camarades Musicaux met at Allan H. Ramsay's home in Oak Street to hear a fine paper on Bayreuth by Clifford B. Smith. The program featured Kathleen Leonard as guest artist with piano accompaniments by Mrs. Albee and Ramsay, plus musicians Mrs. Sturtevant, Miss Melcher, Miss Cary, Mr. Royal, and Mr. Smith performing varied solos, duets, and ensemble pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Camarades Musicaux
Allan H. Ramsay
Oak Street
Bayreuth
Clifford B. Smith
Carl E. Albee
Margaret J. Melcher
Ramsay
Kathleen V. Leonard
the Builder
Cadman
Sturtevant
Rice
Mr. Royal
Albee
Rossini
Cary
Smith
Royal
Melcher
Chadwick
Dy Mvorv
Eton Corritieres Tosti
Kathleen Leonard
Rienzi
Wagner
Hatch
Miss Leonard
Bee
Spross
Mary
Ballantyne
Festmahl
Lammfell
Bath Red Cross Nursing Service expands in Bath 1935
Annual report outlines three main programs maternity and prenatal care family health supervision and general nursing across Bath. It notes 1729 home visits, 447 health supervision contacts, partnership with John Hancock Life Insurance for nursing, 1300 TB tests and 157 X-rays in schools, free tonsil and adenoid operations for needy children, and extensive school and community outreach with volunteers and local agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Cna
Elton Terence
Red Cross
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
National Red Cross
State Department of Health
Bath Memorial Hospital
Portland
Girl Scout Organization
Red Cross Nursing Service
Laura Knowlton
Inglis
Atkinson
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Laughlin
Marguerite Beardsley
National
Social Workers
Montreal
Winter Street Fireside Club Plans Attor ney for the Defense Play
The Winter Street Fireside club rehearses a four act play titled Attor ney for the Defense for mid to late March. Mrs Clinton D Wilson coaches an all star cast and good progress has been made. Further production details will be announced in this paper closer to the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Clinton D. Wilson
Bergindglen Arrives With Coal Cargo for Boston Route
Collier Berwindglen reached ennebés at noon three days from Newport News with 6500 tons of coal. After a rough first half day, conditions improved for the remainder of the voyage. She will set sail Friday back to Newport News to load coal for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwindglen
Ennebés
Newport News
Bergindglen
Boston
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Bruce Wright
Elbridge R. Wright
Marshall Avenue
Gertrude J. Diggery
Sanford
Ruth Skillings
Bermuda
Skillings
Sylvester Cushman
Cushman
Arthur Walter
Lady Nelson
Canadian National Line
Leeward
Windward Islands
St. Kitts
Nevis
Antigua
Dominica
St. Lucia
St. Vincent
Virginia Jewett
Westport
Brian M. Jewett
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Paul Jones
Garret
George Ashington
Eileen Hayes
Winthrop, Mass
Helen L. Hayes
Washburn Street
Hayes
Winthrop
Henry C. Wright
Nova Scotia
Furness
Cape Hatteras
Roswell Moore
Harry Tarbox
Greenwich
Conn
Russell Duncan
Barre, Vt
Paul A Gregware
William N. Beal
William Trufant
Freeport
Warren Parris
Augusta
Mary Harvey
Galen M. Low
Jean
Cambridge, Mass
Mr. Low
Charles C. Low
Charles A. Corliss
Palatka, Fla
Jude Elmer E. Haskell
Juanita French
Carl French
Auburn
Louise B. Briggs
Edmund P. Briggs
Mt. Holyoke College
Massachusetts
John R. Ketchum
Lowell
John Quirk
Oscar FP. Thornton
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Margaret E. Higgins
Alice Mulligan
Glee Club
N. J. Baker
William Baker
Edward A. Garcelon
Nathaniel Stoyer
Miriam L. Doble
Tufts Medical School
Malcolm L. Doble
Green Street
Loyall F. Sewall
John H. Hyde
Helen L. Hosmer
Nassan College
William W. Hosmer
South End
William P. Hatch
Leland Mitchell
Alfred Carpenter
Raymond H. Brown of
Damariscola
Stanley Willis
Kathleen Pepper
Maple Street
Bailey's Island
G. Craft
Katherine Brown
Lexington
New Meadows Inn
Cassagrada
Miss Brown
Posse-Nissen
Doris Perkins
West Bath
Mildred C. Palmer
New Bedford
School For the Deaf
Charles H. Frost
Archie E. Doyle
Memorial Hospital
George P. Addison
Reed Morss
Brookline, Mass
Justin H. Dickins
Barbara Freeman
Harold E. Freeman
East Brunswick
Quincy
Jack Pinell
Guysbert B. Vroom, Jr
Phillips Academy
Andover
Guysbert B. Vroom
Garden Street
Evelyn Nickerson
Mary Nickerson
Helen Hosmer
Cynthia Rogers
Nassau College
Dorothy White
Caribou
W. H. White
Bedford Street
Miss White
State Military and Naval Orphans Home
Frank L. Staples
Engine 4
William Getchell
Getchell
Center Street Hill
Masonic Hall
Brunswick Hill Billies
Harry A. Walters
John P. Crosby
Zina Eaton
Wallace R. Ham
Victor Pinkham
Bath Iron Works
Morse High Student Council
LES Camarades
Musical Society
Magoun
Song of the Bell
Avery
Mrs. Albee
B. “‘Demi-Moment Musical
Schubert
Agnellette
Mozart
Meyerbeer
Mr. Smith
Erniere
Ricé
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