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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1936

Page

6

Postmaster Hosts Holiday Lunch For Carriers

Postmaster Charles H Cahill entertained about 30 carrier staff after delivery of holiday mail praising the 100 percent efficiency. Various local families and residents are noted for Christmas visits, anniversaries, births, and travels, including James William King born Dec 18 to Mr and Mrs James W King of Plant Street and many local returnees from Christmas observances.

Charles H. Cahill Postoffice James William King James W. King Plant Street

Mrs Emma Stinson and Sister Visit Len Grats Jackson Family

Mrs Emma Stinson and her sister Miss from Wiscasset spent Christmas with her brother Len Grats Jackson and his wife Mrs N Grats Jackson of the area.

Emma Stinson Miss Wiscasset Len N. Grats Jackson Street

Christmas dances and visits wrap up Wisconsin Bath area events

Miss Mary Cunninghams dancing classes in Wiscasset closed for holidays with a Tuesday Christmas party. Bath pupils held a Christmas party in American Legion hall on Saturday with dancing, refreshments, and favors. Boothbay classes closed Monday. Jan 4 reopening for Bath classes. Visiting relatives include Forrest Staples family from Somerville and Constance Richard from Boothbay, Miss Betty Rice from Oberlin College, and John Barry visiting from Malden. Marriage intentions filed for Edward L Masters and Georgena Eunice Whittall. Donald George Hopkins welcomed a son born December 18.

Mary Cunningham Wiscasset Bath Boothbay American Legion John W. Gilmore Edward L. Masters High Street South Portland Georgena Eunice Whittall Masters May (Sherman) Masters Round Pond Harry O. Masters Miss Whittall Clement Downs Whittall Kate Ashley Whittall

Miss Briggs Hosts Open House Before Christmas Eve Service

Miss Louise Briggs daughter of Mr and Mrs E P Briggs of 722 High Street entertained about forty friends with open house during Christmas vacation from Mount Holyoke College prior to attending the midnight service on Christmas Eve.

Louise Briggs E. P. Briggs High Street Mount Holyoke College

Miss Miriam Adams Vacationing With Family in Woonsocket

Miss Miriam Adams of Woonsocket Rhode Island is spending a vacation with her mother Mrs Margaret Adams and sister Mrs Wellington A Moore of Weeks Street.

Miriam Adams Woonsocket, R. I Margaret Adams Wellington A. Moore Weeks Street

Soule recovering after appendectomy at Quincy hospital

Kenneth Soule son of Mr and Mrs Loring K Soule of Woolwich recovering in Quincy Mass after two weeks confinement at Quincy City hospital following an appendicitis operation performed two weeks ago.

Kenneth Soule Loring K. Soule Woolwich Quincy Mass Quincy City Hospital

Daly girl born to Bath couple on Christmas Day

Sandra Kerr Daly, daughter of Mr and Mrs Randall M Daly of Washburn St Bath, born December 20 at Bath Memorial Hospital. Mrs Daly formerly Betty Reed. Mr and Mrs Fred D Pinkham of 121 Bowery St and Mr and Mrs Jacob T Wheeler of 19 Corliss St spent Christmas Day in Yarmouth with Merritt Pinkham, father of Mr Pinkham and Mrs Wheeler.

Sandra Kerr Daly Randall M. Daly Washburn Street Bath Memorial Hospital Daly Betty Reed Fred D. Pinkham Bowery Street Jacob T. Wheeler Corliss Street Yarmouth Merritt Pinkham Mr. Pinkham Wheeler

Holiday visit noted by Bickle family in Brunswick

Henry Bickle and his daughters Annie and Mrs. Paul A. Gregware with Dr. Gregware and two children Nancy Ann and Allan spent the holiday with another daughter Mrs. Brice Roberts and Mr Roberts in Brunswick.

Henry Bickle Annie Paul A. Gregware Gregware Nancy Ann Allan Brice Roberts Roberts Brunswick

Local families share Christmas gatherings and birthday joy

Robert Couillard celebrated his seventh birthday at home on Center street extension with friends. A host of guests attended holidays visits, including Mrs. Baxter and the Webbers. Christmas events spanned Topsham and Lisbon Falls with multiple households hosting relatives and friends.

Robert Couillard Harry Couillard Center Street Extension

Christmas Dinner Guests At Washington Street Home

A family hosted Christmas Day dinner at their Washington street residence with guests Mr and Mrs H King Coolidge, Walter Phelps Warren 3d of New York, Miss Carolyn M Moses, Harry L Day and Henry C Wright.

Arthur Sewall 2d Washington Street

Far and Near Missionary Society concludes year with gift and plans

Mrs. Ruby Preble received a boudoir lamp and hosiery at a Covington era meeting of Corliss Street church. Mildred Stackpole spoke for the group which also noted apple and orange donations to City Farm and White Christmas tree gifts. Next White Cross day set for Jan 10 at Maude Russell’s home with basket lunch. Local updates report Augusta Christmas visit by Mr and Mrs Guy Nichols and relatives. Bruce returns from Brooklyn for grandfather’s funeral. Vaughn also leaves for Nobleboro. Elizabeth McGrath and Howard Bates announce engagement on Christmas Day.

Ruby Preble Far and Near Missionary Society Corliss Street Frank Curtis Pleasant Street Mildred Stackpole Maude Russell City Farm Maude Wright Russell Russell Street

Wetherbees Host Informal Dinner for Son in State

Mr and Mrs Charles P Wetherbee of 829 High Street entertained informally at a lide dinner party for their son and wife Mr and Mrs George B Wetherbee of Braintree Massachusetts on Thursday night. Mrs Charles P Wetherbee held a small informal tea for Mrs George B Wetherbee Friday afternoon.

Charles P. Wetherbee High Street George B. Wetherbee Braintree Mass George B

Mrs Dean Returns Home After Two Months Visit

Mrs. Fred R. E. Dean returns to her Dummer street home after two months with her daughter Mrs. Robert P. Shaw of Pelham Manor New York. She is accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Shaw and their son Robert Jr who are visiting.

Fred R. E. Dean Dummer Street Robert P. Shaw Pelham Manor N. Y

Christmas visitors and christening noted in Newton area

Charles M. Boyd and daughter Olive Guild returned home to Newton after Christmas with John H. Hyde in Elmhurst. Lincoln Bailey of Bedford Street spent Christmas with son Arthur Bailey in Brunswick. Oliver Moses II and Lydia Moses attended Philip J. Deering’s funeral at First Parish Universalist in Portland. Anne Kaiulani Williams, daughter of John W. Williams of Baltimore, was christened at her parents’ home. Mrs Williams formerly Kaiulani Sewall of Bath.

Weston L. Bonney Bonnie Brook Brunswick Road Brunswick Hospital Charles M. Boyd Olive Guild Newton Mass Mr. Boyd John H. Hyde Mr. Hyde Elmhurst Oliver Moses Lydia M. Moses Philip J. Deering Portland First Parish Universalist Church Mr. Deering Miss Moses Mr. Moses Anne Kaiulani Williams John W. Williams Baltimore

Aranovitchs Visit Biddeford Family Guests

Alex Isidor and Alvin Aranovitch of Biddeford, the last a University of Maryland student, were overnight guests of their sister Mrs J Harold Labbie and Mr Labbie of 1215 High Street. Miss Dorothy P Reardon of Pearl Street is among Gorham Normil pupils home for the holidays. Walter Phelps Warren III returned to New York after Christmas with Mrs Coolidge’s daughter Mrs Arthur Sewall II and Mr Sewall of Washington Street. Fifty couples attended the Christmas dance by the Young People’s Fellowship in Grace parish house Friday with patronesses Mrs Charles M Tubbs Mrs Arthur Sewall II Mrs Edward W Bridgham Mrs Warren Hawley and Mrs Paul Mason. Music by Reginald Stacy’s orchestra. refreshments served.

Arthur Sewall 2d Sewall Millen Griffeth San Francisco Cal Mary Sewall Jane Hyde Barbara Ross Mary Newell Elizabeth Butterfield J. Edward Drake, Jr William P. Drake Edward Owen Robert B. Hatch, Jr Guysbert B. Vreom, Jr Eastham Guild, Jr Boston James Geiger John Ricker Barbara Bolster Lewiston Grae Church Young People’s Fellowship Alex Aranovitch Isidor Aranovitch Alvin Aranovitch Biddeford University of Maryland J. Harold Labbie Mr. Labbie High Street Dorothy P. Reardon Pearl Street Gorham Normil School H. King Coolidge Walter Phelps Warren New York Young People's Fellowship Grace Parish House Charles M. Tubbs Arthur Sewall II Edward W. Bridgham Warren Hawley Paul Mason Reginald Stacy

Joseph Small Returns to New York After Christmas at Home

Joseph Small came back to New York Thursday following Christmas with his mother Mrs. Frank A. Small of Washington Street.

Joseph Small New York Frank A. Small Washington Street

Local Family Holiday Visits and Travel Notes

Mrs. Carl French and daughter Juanita visit Lewiston and stay with Edward P. Rice in Highland street. Juanita remains to visit Miss Eunice Melzard of 106 Court and Miss Margaret Miller takes vacation with her mother Mrs. Archie Miller in Granite street. Harry Barrett family travel to Boston after the sudden death of Mrs. Barrett’s mother Mrs. Emma Stackhouse a former Bath resident who died Tuesday. Arthur Cavanaugh and wife from Litchfield Conn stay a week with Albert F. Austin on Bedford street.

Carl French Juanita Lewiston Edward P. Rice Highland Street Margaret Miller Allston District Archie Miller Granite Street Harry Barrett High Street Boston Arthur Cavanaugh Litchfield, Conn

Captain Blair Returns From Phelps Standardization Trials

Capt William S Blair sailed from Quincy Massachusetts after serving as navigating officer on the USS Phelps during standardization trials off the Maine coast. Blair reports successful trials for the ship and mentions social guests at 30 Academy Street including Mrs Johnson and her parents along with several others.

William S. Blair Quincy Mass USS Phelps Maine Lec Joseph I. Kemp Sels Blair

Social News Highlights From Local Hosts and Guests

Mrs. Harold K Smith entertained teachers at 39 Allen Street in honor of Miss Lucy E Hill visiting from Long Island. Guests included Mrs Roland Breton and several Danforths and Miss Hayes. William P Drake hosted a Friday picnic at Drake cottage Point. Miss Marjorie Trott held a tea at her parents home. Lucille Johnson and Kathleen Scott served at a Wollaston visit. Melville H Blackwell travels to Washington DC for the winter with his daughter and son in law.

Lucy E. Hill Long Island Harold K. Smith Allen Street Smith Roland Breton Granville M. Colby W. Haze Cunningham Elinor P. Danforth Jean L. Danforth Helen L. Hayes Almena A. Jaques Elizabeth D. McGrath Isadore Singer Marjorie Trott M. C. Trott High Street Lucille Johnson Kathleen Scott

Christmas Guests Gather in Boston and Nearby Homes

Mr and Mrs Arthur Norton of High street spent Christmas in Boston with daughter Barbara Norton a student nurse at the Deaconess Hospital and son Hibbert Norton who attends the New England Conservatory of Music Mrs Norton will also spend a few days in Norwich Conn with her uncle Elmer Larrabee Mr and Mrs Nathan Pierce of Brunswick were dinner guests Christmas day of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Dwight Pierce of 217 North street Mr and Mrs Arthur Baum Miss Anna Baum of Portsmouth N H and Miss Annie H Trufant of Trufant s Crossing who is wintering with them were Christmas guests of Mrs Baum s son and daughter in law Dr and Mrs Ralph D Warren 912 John F Freete 3rd Belmont Mass arrives Saturday for a visit with Lieut and Mrs John A Lord 50 Pearl Street

John W. Sheldon Boston William H. Sheldon High Street Fairmont West Virginia Louise Hunsaker Mr. Sheldon New England Conservatory of Music Miss Hunsaker Arthur Norton Barbara Norton Deaconess Hospital Hibbert Norton Nathan Pierce Brunswick Inlaw Dwight Pierce North Street Arthur Baum Anna Baum Portsmouth N. H Annie H. Trufant Trufant’s Crossing John F. Freete Belmont Mass John A. Lord Pearl Street

Local Holiday Visits and Birth News in Brunswick Area

Mr and Mrs Charles Paradis and son Billy of Brunswick spent Christmas with Mrs William Potter and Mr Potter of Pear street. Mrs Paradis and son stayed briefly. Harvey Henderson of Day's Ferry heard last week of a granddaughter born to daughter Mrs Willis Meyer in Milwaukee. Kenneth Snowdon, employed at Staten Island, visits his parents in Court street. Glenwood Snowdon, UMaine freshman, also home. P J Wing of 950 Middle street vacationing in Trenton New Jersey. National Honor Society held a dancing party in Music hall with Ernie George and orchestra. Miss Jeanette F Shackford chaired the dance committee. Mrs Melville Rice of Dummer street visiting Woodfords and South Portland with her son Herbert.

Betty Rice Oberlin College Oberlin, O Carleton L. Rice Turner's Court Miss Rice Oberlin Conservatory Choir the Peace Society The Dramatic Club Musical Union Oberlin Charles Paradis Billy Brunswick William Potter Potter Pear Street Harvey Henderson Day's Ferry Willis Meyer Milwaukee Wis Kenneth Snowdon Staten Island N. Y Fred Snowdon Court Street Glenwood Snowdon University of Maine National Honor Society Music Hall Ernie George Jeannette F. Shackford Melville Rice Dummer Street Woodfords Everett Burt South Portland Herbert Honolulu Hawaii Bernice B. Hosmer Middle Street Thornton Chase 22Nd Brigade Schofield Barracks Major Chase Aliquippa House Miss Hosmer William W.hosmer

Christmas Guests and Socials Noted Across Local Families

Mr and Mrs Chester Roberts and family visited Mrs Roberts parents in Auburn while Miss Feralyn stayed on. Mr and Mrs Charles Hughes visited Mrs Hughes sister in Bedford Street. William Hoyle travels to Springfield to be with son Bernard after Mrs Hoyle’s death. Henry W Hanson and daughter Lillian of Cumberland Center dined with Mr and Mrs Charles P Wetherbee. George C Wotton, CPA, of Boston, visiting mother on Washington Street. Mr and Mrs William Gallagher and son John visit Mrs Margaret Flaherty. Annabel Stearns hosts auction club with Mrs William Melrose as guest of honor. prizes awarded to Mrs Leon Pennell and Mrs Fanny Wilson. Club to meet at Mrs Melrose’s on Bedford Street Thursday.

Edward &. Johnson Academy Street Johnson Ruel T. Knight John Sampson Margaret Carrie M. Sampson Chester Roberts Feralyn Kirk Maxwell Street William Hoyle Bedford Street Springfield Mass Bernard Hoyle Mrs. Hoyle Henry W. Hanson Lillian Cumberland Center Charles P. Wetherbee High Street William J. Gallagher John Norway Annabel Stearns William Melrose Chestnut Street Leon Pennell Fanny Wilson Melrose

Christmas program and travels linger in local notes

Reads mark a holiday program with readings by Misee Shackford and Miss Mary Kenney and solos by Kathleen Leonard. Group carols followed by snacks. Residents and guests celebrated with visits from Brackett Scott, Leonard Shorey, and many others. Several families wintered away, with Jane Murphy sailing soon for Central America on the S S Santa Rosa. Robert Burgon returned from holidays in Claremont and New York City before resuming work aboard a United Fruit steamer.

Mise Netta Briggs Margaret Austin Geraldine Stott Margaret Huse Rute Brown Dorothy Conley Helen Riley Florence Robinson Dorothy Thompson Emily Jordan Mary Kenney Kathleen Leonard Elinor Shorey Eleanor Voorhees Ruth Dale Louise Stewart Frances Shaughnessy Beatrice Duprey Jeannette Shackford J. Edward Drake, Jr Elwood Legard Lawrence Small C. Roland Trott Jane S. Murphy New York San Francisco Miss Murphy S. S. Santa Rosa Grace Line Guatemala San Salvador Panama Central America California Santa Rosa Henry Stephenson James F. Murphy Shenandoah

Wedding of Olive T. Drysdale and F Le Roy Bush in Milo

Mrs. William Wakefield returns from Dover-Foxcroft where she attended the Christmas morning wedding at St. Joseph's church Milo. The bride Olive T. Drysdale wore royal blue velvet. best man Charles Drysdale of Boston. Rev Francis Ransom presided. Miss Thelma Fogg to entertain New Year at Hotel Elmwood Waterville with Leo Doucette orchestra.

William Wakefield Dover-Foxcroft Charles Drysdale Francis Ransom Annis Wakefield Eastern Maine General Hospital Bangor Thelma Fogg Hotel Elmwood Waterville Leo Doucette Miss Fogg Three Arts Studio Portland Top Hat Donald H. Fogg Washington Street William Breen Louise Nelson Barbara Murray Eleanor Meserve Arts Studio

Winter Street Fireside club discusses friendships topic

Robert B Brownell returned from Boston after a business trip. Thirty five youths gathered Sunday night with Miss Kathaleen Scott leading a discussion on Boy and Girl Friendships and agreed to continue next Sunday with Miss Mary McClure as leader. The meeting will also vote on an outside speaker for future sessions. Howard Steen will speak a week from Sunday on Understanding Ourselves. Mrs Louise R Staples, matron at the Children's Home, has returned from New York City after Christmas week.

Winter Street Fireside Club Kathaleen Scott Mary McClure Howard Steen Louise R. Staples New York City

Luncheon at Hyde Home Hosts Weekend Pastimes

Miss Sally Hyde entertained at a Monday luncheon with outdoor morning activities at her parents Elmhurst home. Guests included Betty Anderson Jeanette Jenkins Judith Dennison Lydia Smith Betty Small Audrey Hill and Phyllis Bisson. Kenneth Hunt and son Edward of Portsmouth New Hampshire visit Mr. and Mrs Edward Hunt of Middle Street.

Sally Hyde John H. Hyde Elmhurst Betty Anderson Jeanette Jenkins Judith Dennison Lydia Smith Betty Small Audrey Hill Phyllis Bisson Kenneth Hunt Edward Portsmouth, N. H Mr. Hunt Mrs Edward Hunt Middle Street

Lewiston Social Hosts Honor Visiting Guest at Dinner

Miss Clarice Whittier of Lewiston entertained Friday at 492 Main Street in Lewiston for Miss Marie McDonald of Wallingford Connecticut a guest in Lewiston over the holidays. Mrs Norman J Mackin non and Miss Isabel Eee in training in Paterson New Jersey hospital were also mentioned.

Clarice Whittier Main Street Lewiston West Bath Marie McDonald Wallingsford Conn Isabel M. Eee Paterson, N Ents Norman J. Mackinnon Washington Street

Boston Guest Attends Park Street Wedding

Miss Sallie Apalon of Boston was a guest of Mr and Mrs Perleyster at 25 Park Street and attended a Saturday wedding. Mrs Charles Hurd returned to Melrose Mass after attending her niece’s wedding on Sunday.

Sallie Apalon Boston

Notable Sagadahoc Talk and Community Christmas Donations

Praise for Mrs. Henry W. Butler’s Tuesday broadcast. Sagadahoc Woman's Republican club president shared sea experiences. Local groups visited Corliss street church and Mitchell school for Christmas events. Girl Scouts distributed gifts at homes and sang carols. Fire alarms, holiday mail from Hawaii, and historic Biddeford legal figures noted. Fire calls, a stolen Ford report, and a hydrant damage incident conclude the roundup.

Henry W. Butler Sagadahoc

Stamp Collectors Debate Hidden Faces on Roosevelts Stamp

Readers report faint profiles on the 3 cent Roosevelt stamp and a pink 2 cent Grand Canyon issue seen with magnification. The stamp hobby expands as postal branches and grand exhibitions loom. a rare Tacna cover from 1874 sells at auction with triple postage marks.

Roosevelt Rence Ao Frank Winterson Boston Hoover Jacksey Clark Gable Mountain Ridge Grand Canyon Uncle Sam New York Bloomingdale Pacific Coast Spokane, Wash Philatelic Club California Florida K. D. Kohler Grand Central Palace Association For Stamp Exhibitions Association Theodore E. Steinway West Fifty-seventh Street New York City Frederic R. Harris William Street Tacna Peru M. Ohlman United States U. S

Pratt Family Faces Winter After Auburn Fire Loss

Albro C Pratt his wife and 13 children lost their Auburn Park avenue home when a Oct 2 fire gutted the Ryan farmstand. With rents high and WPA pay low the family moved into a four room Taylor pond cottage. Indian Summer gave way to winter as frost coats the unsheathed walls yet the Pratts stay home with a Christmas wreath on the door.

Albro C. Pratt Ryan Park Avenue Auburn Taylor Pond

Gardiner fur buyer recalls high fox payment in 1918

Arthur G. Robinson of Gardiner, veteran fur buyer, marks the close of the trapping season and his 35th year in the business. He recalls paying $1200 for a black fox taken alive by A. S. Moody of Damariscotta in 1918, believed the highest price for a fox in Maine, valued for breeding.

Arthur G. Robinson Gardiner Robinson A.S. Moody Damariscotta

Barefoot Man Brings Banished Bangor Hope to Police

George Huddlin, an elderly African American man from Bangor, was brought to police headquarters for medical attention after walking from Hampden to the Lower Main Street electric car barn in near freezing weather. He wore only spotted stockings and no shoes.

George Huddlin Bangor Hampden Lower Main Street

Chile stamps honor Bernardo O Higgins portrait

The article notes stamps issued by Chile feature Bernardo O Higgins. It recalls his rise as dictator after the 1818 civil war and describes the Battle of Chacabuco where he feinted a flank attack leading to victory. It adds that six years later he resigned and spent his remaining years in Peru, dying reportedly with a broken heart.

Chile Bernardo O'Higgins O'Higgins Chacabuco O’higgins Peru

Engagement announced for Miss Muriel Gower and John Archer David Jr

The engagement of Miss Muriel Gower daughter of Dr and Mrs S M Gower of Coburn avenue Skowhegan was announced at a dinner party with alumni and friends. John Archer David Jr son of Prof and Mrs John A David of Hempstead N Y is the prospective husband. Both couples have Bates College ties and academic careers in New Jersey and New York.

S. M. Gower Coburn Avenue Skowhegan Skowhegan’ High School Muriel Gower John Archer David, Jr John A. David Hempstead N. Y Gower Skowhegan High School Bates College Rye High School Rye David Germany Technische Hochschule Darmstadt Englewood School For Boys Englewood N. J

Eleven Year Old Thomas Gingrow Injured Skating

Thomas Gingrow, aged eleven, broke his right arm in a fall while skating Friday afternoon. Dr. George W. Alexander treated him at Gardiner General Hospital before he returned home to 25 School Street. This is his second arm injury in as many months, the prior break occurring last October.

Thomas Gingrow Grow of Randolph George W. Alexander Gardiner General Hospital School Street Thomas

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