Bath Area Wedding and Society Notes Highlights
Friday afternoon at 5 30 at St church Sewickley noted a wedding with the bride attended by her sister Mrs Rich ard T Frick and Corliss Lamont of New York City as best man. The piece tracks guests, travel plans of newlyweds and many Bath and Portland residents at social events and local engagements.
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St. Church
Sewickley
Richard T. Frick
Corliss Lamont
New York City
Charles Morrill
Brooksitehouse
Portland
J. Berno Rose
Richard T. Phelps
Kimball
Harvard
Maynard T. Bird Co
Leland T. Means
John O. Small
Cambridge, Mass
Mrs Beals Hosts Monday Evening Club On Park Street
Miss Plessie M Beals entertained the Monday Evening club at her Park Street home Monday night. Plans were made for a gentle mans night soon. The group played auction bridge and refreshments were served. The club will meet next Tuesday evening with Mrs Florence Hagan of Andrews Road. Mrs John Conti hosted her contract club at her North Street home Monday afternoon.
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Plessie M. Beals
Park Street
Florence Hagan
Andrews Road
John Conti
North Street
Bath couple linked by voyage and family illness
Mrs William F Plummer of Winship street is recovering after a month of illness. Her husband Capt Plummer of the schooner Josephine McQuestin sailed from Jacksonville on Dec 6 with railroad ties for Boston and expects to reach Bath within a week to visit his family while the ship waits orders. Mrs Effie Parrish of Hinckley street left for Waterville to tend her ailing mother Mrs Pollard.
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William F. Plummer
Winshipstreet
Capt. Plummer
Josephine McQuestin
Jacksonville
Fla
Boston
Bath
Effie Parrish
Hinckley Street
Waterville
Pollard
Bath area social notes and family updates
Mrs Walter B Warren and W Bur gess Warren Jr returned to West Newton Mass after staying with Mrs Edward H Kimball in Bath while attending funeral services for her mother Mrs Albert E Hooper. Mrs Jane Spinney hosted a supper party on High Street. A son weighing six and three quarters pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Donald F Wishart of Wollaston at Forrest Hills Hospital. The father is son of Mr and Mrs John Wishart of Bath and the mother is Miss Mildred Daley. Mrs Haroh Janes and her son Harold visiting from Worcester with her mother Mrs Ella Frezee on Middle Street. William Hull age ten, injured in an auto collision while sliding at the city park, improving at City Hospital. Harry Bennett Sr of Trufant Street on sick leave from Portsmouth NH improving but not fit to return to work. Miss Anne Kimball left for New York City after Christmas holidays with her mother Mrs Edward Kimball. Miss Margaret Cargill, guest of Miss Kimball, returned. Mrs Lizzie B C Chaney went to Auburn for Auburn Lodge No 1 of Oda Ladies. Mrs Charles M Tubbs and daughter Barbara went to Boston for Hotel Vendome and to visit Miss Eleanor Ferguson and Master Paul Fitzsimmons of Hartford Conn., with Tubbs attending Bosley exhibition at Copley Galleries and visiting Concord MA. Miss Mary Renna and Edward Welch returned to Waterville after New Year at Mrs Archie McNeil's. Mrs Frederick W Freeman and daughters Helen and Marion hosted two tables of bridge on York Street. Denice T Dougherty won first prize and Rosene P McFadden the consolation.
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Miriam W. Kimball
Lin Street
New York City
Miss Kimball
Ruth Hamilton Crampton
John Jay Henry
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York
John H. Buck
Henry
School of Fine Arts
Yale University
Bath
Commercial National Bank and Trust Company of New York
Hotel Lafayette
Mrs. Henry
Lake Placid
Mary Jane Footer
City Hospital
Edward Footer
Hyde Park
Mass
Footer
Edward Jr
James B. Lemont
West Bath
Beatrice McLellan
Walter B. Warren
W. Burgess Warren
West Newton
Edward H. Kimball
Lincoln Street
Warren
Albert E. Hooper
Forrest Hills Hospital
Donald F. Wishart
Wollaston
John Wishart
North Street
Mildred Daley
Ida Daley
Pear Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Barbara
Boston
Hotel Vendome
Eleanor Ferguson
Paul Fitzsimmons
Hartford
Potter family in Pomfret visit extends two weeks
Fred Potter returns from Pomfret Connecticut to stay two weeks with his sister Mrs Liszie E Potter at 22 Turne Court.
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Fred Potter
Pomfret, Conn
Ris
Liszie E. Potter
Turnecourt
Mrs Sewall Recovering After Fractured Ankle Fall
Mrs William D Sewall is a patient at City hospital undergoing treatment for a fractured ankle from a fall before Christmas and will likely remain for another full week.
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William D. Sewall
City Hospital
Mrs Morin returns home after week in New York
Mrs Harry F. Morin came back to her Washington street home Saturday following a weeklong visit in New York with her sisters Miss Daisy Grange and Miss Constance Grange. Miss Dorothy Conley, who had been with her mother Mrs Anna Conley on Academy street for the holidays, returned Sunday to resume studies at Nassen Institute Springvale. s contract club met at her Washington street home Monday afternoon. Miss Mildred Goodwin of Kittery is visiting in Bath with Miss Doris Jordan.
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Adele Burton
W. F. Perry
Crescent Street
Gorham Normal School
Marion Whitten
Arthur Whitten
High Street
Springvale
Nassan Institute
Harry F. Morin
Washington Street
New York
Daisy Grange
Constance Grange
Dorothy Conley
Anna Conley
Academy Street
Nassen Institute
Mildred Goodwin of
Kittery
Bath
Doris Jordan
Dorothy Thompson
Nassau Institute
Fred H. Thompson
The
Cosmopolitan Club
Harry G. Deering
Leland R. Mitchell
Frank A. Heedgdon
Narrow escape on Wiscasset street shocks driver
Theodore Thibodeau of this city, who drives a bakery truck to towns over East, recounts a near collision on main street in Wiscasset when a sled bound boy darted from a side street. To avoid the child, he steered out of a rut causing a risky evasive maneuver. Nearby, James B. Hunter of Wollaston visited Bath on business. Gus Meister, now in Miami Beach, writes of seasickness during travel to the Everglades Hotel. Emily Spinney of Westbrook returned after weekend with the Moultons in Bath.
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Theodore Thibodeau
Wiscasset
Gus Meister
Miami Beach
Fila
Everglades Hotel
Miss Thompson to Wed. others return home for holidays
Miss Catherine Thompson of Hyde Windlass Co quits after nearly two years to marry Clifford B. Smith of Monroe Stores Inc on January 15. Miss Phyllis E. Wright takes her switchboard duties. Several locals travel or visit kin during holidays, including Miss Emily Thibodeau and Mrs. L. R. Smith. Bowdoin College to host a lecture and recital by actors and producers featuring scenes from Hamlet Othello Lord Dundreary and If I Were King.
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Catherine Thompson
Hyde Windlass Co
Clifford B. Smith
Monroe Stores, Inc
Phyllis E. Wright
America
Bowdoin College
Lord Dundreary
Wedding gown links generations in ivory satin ceremony
A bride wore an ivory satin gown embroidered with crepe and a point lace collar, with a veil shared by the fourth generation. Attendant Mrs. Richard T. Frick wore dahlia velvet. The couple plans to live in Portland after their Havana Nassau Florida trip. Several local residents, including Wallace Plant and Barbara Freeman, are noted for family and holiday activities, with hospital and accident updates.
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Richard T. Frick
George P. Rose
Havana
Nassau
Florida
Kimball
Portland
Social notes from Bath area residents and visitors
Prof and Mrs Mead vacationed with Mrs Mead’s parents in Washington street then returned to Oxford Ohio where he heads Miami University music. Mrs Roland Wylie and daughter Virginia returned from Boston to Andrews road. Mrs Claude Dyer left Bath for Portland for tonsil surgery and planned convalescence in Bath before Boston. Mr Dyer will join her in Boston where he works. Doris Cornish, Bath telephone operator, spent Monday in Portland. Katherine Butcher filled in. Capt S W Barnes spent weekend at home while schooner Helen Barrett discharged coal at Eastport after transfer from Jennie Flood Kroger to Perth Amboy. Merle E Kenney visited grandparents on Walker street then returned home. Mr and Mrs Walter Barstow of Winchester Mass welcomed a son born Monday. Mrs Barstow formerly Miss Sadie Quinn. Dr Warren E Kershner and wife travel to Newbern NC for quail shooting. Lieut John A Lord USN of Bath spoke at John Langdon club in Portsmouth NH. Miss Carie F Shaw returns home to 12 Green street due to cold. Mrs Freeman Trott and daughters Virginia and Elizabeth of Andrews road spent Wednesday in Wiscasset.
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Edward G. Mead
Claude Dyer
George Coombs
Cherry Street
Portland
S. W. Barnes
Russell Street
Helen Barrett
Jennie Flood Kroger
Perth Amboy
N. J
Eastport
Sagadahoc Probate Busy as Glidden Sifts Wills and Admins
The first Sagadahoc county probate session of the year, presided by Judge Glidden, allowed several wills including Katherine B Williams Bowdoinham estate with Clarence Wright and Walter Cash executors and executrixes. It filed affidavits for witnesses, opened petitions for probate and administration, noted foreign will probate, and set bond actions, inventories, accounts, and distributions for numerous estates across Bath Bowdoinham Topsham Phippsburg Richmond and Georgetown with multiple guardianships and trustees appointed.
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Sagadahoc
Glidden
Katherine B. Williams
Bowdoinham
Clarence FE. Wright
Walter 8. Cash
T Myra
Cash
Alfred C. Carr
Ida B. Carr
Charles S. Hamlet
James H. Ames
Charles E. Brackley
Esther M. Leavitt
Walter S. Cash
Topsham
Walter M. Williams
Julia G. Dolloff
Bowdeinham
Lysle
David A. Gregg
Nashua
N. H
Fred L. York
Phippsburg
Frank H. Beal
James C. Biggins
Bath
Henry M. Biggins
James W. Hicks
J. Everett Hicks
Newton
Mass
Harriet A. Plummer
Nellie B. Havlin
Fred J. Libby
Richmond
Elizabeth Morrill
Winslow
Melvina J. Winchell
Mary W. Winchell
Effie E. Gannon
Lewis F. Gannon
Cyrille Couture
Leticia Couture
Eleanor G. Gasser
Fred A. Richardson
Charles C. Low
Emma L. Leeman
Woolwich
Herbert J. Leeman
William A. Turner
Arthur H. Turner
Alvah H. Pinkham
Als
Allan Spear
Martha Pinkham
Oliver Otis Howard Trott
Arthur B. Moody
Ex Governor Baxter sails for Capetown aboard Kenilworth Castle
Ex governor Percival Baxter and Gilbert R. of Augusta sail from Southampton to Capetown aboard the Kenilworth Castle with a royal passenger, the Prince of Wales, resuming a hunting trip halted earlier due to King George’s illness.
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Percival P. Baxter
Gilbert R. of
Augusta
Priday
Southampton
England
Capetown
Kenilworth Castle
the Prince of Wales
King George
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