Free Will Workers Host New Year Supper and Meeting
Free Will Workers of Corliss Street church held their annual New Year supper and business meeting. Officers were re-elected with Mrs. Harold S. Walker as president and a new second vice president role created for Mrs. Raymond Palmer. The group reported 1940 activities including Red Cross and hospital drives, church flowers, and gifts to members, with $281.69 earned and $212.66 spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Will Workers
Corliss Street Church
Harold S. Walker
John H. Hunt
Warren H. McIntire
Bernice F. Achorn
Raymond Palmer
Walkers
Robert C. Mitchell
James W. Gillespie
Flora B. Robbins
H. Roy Farnham
Memorial Hospital Drive
Red Cross
Frederick P. Moffatt
Abby McCabe
Jon
Wyfred
Bernice Fo Accorn
Robert Bo Keene
Benjani
P. Coombs
Walter Bo Taylor
Edward R. McCabe
Frederick P Moffatt
Lillia F. Fisher
Robinson resigns after 46 years as deacon at Central Church
Willam W. Robinson resigns as deacon effective March 7 after 46 years in the role. He was named deacon emeritus at the Central church annual meeting. Mrs. C. A. Peaslee also resigns as treasurer. Mrs. Marius H. Page elected treasurer. Other officers were re elected and committees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam W. Robinson
Central Church
Robinson
C. A. Peaslee
Marius H. Page
Luther S. Thompson
Charles T Jackson
William R. Kimball
William S. Newell
Karcher S Jackson
Ladies Aid
Leonard F. Wetherbee
Central Church League
Alexander MacDonald
Major Kimball
Irma
George Ropers, Jr
Bath
Page Myr
Thietegaorn
Legion dance draws crowd at New Year celebration
A large crowd attended the American Legion New Year dance as the Leeman orchestra provided music for dancing. The hall was festooned in red white and blue with favors distributed at midnight. Food included coffee chicken and crabmeat rolls. In charge were Howard W Pratt Edward J Leagitt Miles Bo Haugan Gardiner D Rogers Ralph Gay Randall D Coorbs Edmond A St Peter Edward Mori left for Elizabeth II Jr to work for Standard Oil after a party at his home. Mrs Ida Hinckley planned a Boston visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameras Legion Tall Leemans
Post
Auxtirsy
Howard W Pratt
Edwar D
Leagitt Miles Bo Haugan Gardiner
Rogers
Ralph Gay
Randall
Coorbs
Edmond
St Peter
Edward
Mary Jane Livingston Weds Alden Anderson in Marblehead
The marriage of Miss Mary Jane Livingston to Alden Henry Anderson took place Saturday at Star of the Sea church Marblehead. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the King Hooper Mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Livingston
George Henry Livingston
Marblehead
Alden Henry Anderson
Bath
Henry W. Anderson
Star of the Sea Church
C. Bartlett Eddy
Needham
Mass
Mary Sault
Boston
Helen Lewes
Melrose
Patricia Rockwood
Swampscott
Fred Anderson
Weston
Helen Bunker
Belmont
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Robert H. Hichborn
Richard P. Curtis
Frank J. Mather 3d
George Anderson
George McCarthy
Salem
Fairfax Leary, Jr
New York
King Hooper Mansion
Anderson
Kendal Hall
Wheaton College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Phi Delta Theta
Hardings Fabrication
Bath Iron Works Corp
Genesta Chapter Elects Officers
Genesta chapter O E S elected officers at the annual meeting in the Ma sonic temple. Names include Mrs. Carl H. Pinson matron and Carl H. Pinson patron with Mrs. Phillip A. Roberts associate matron and Phillip A. Roberts associate patron. Installation set for Jan 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
Masonic Temple
Carl H. Pinson
Phillip A. Roberts
Luther S. Thompson
Winfred M. Hagan
Justus H. Miller
Herbert R. Morse
Harold E. Cutting
Clifford B. Smith
Bedford Street
Cutting
Pinson
Roberts
Miller
Morse
Orman L. Coggeshall
Francis O. Bertrand
John H. Harkins
Carleton W. Andrews
Edgar D. Leavitt
Frank W. Sparks, Jr
Bernice M. Carr
Ruth Field
Thompson
Jason A. Merrill
Junior League Dance Nets Hospital 280 Dollars
The Junior Hospital League reports net proceeds of at least 280 dollars from a New Year’s Eve ball to aid Bath Memorial Hospital. Over seven years these dances have raised 1,881.70 dollars for hospital equipment. A grand march near midnight featured ex Mayor and Mrs Donald N Small. music by Nate Golds orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Donald N. Small
Roger M. Luke
Nate Golds
Bath Lodge of Elks
A. D Stetson & Sons
Converse G. Fenn
Hallet's Drop Store
New Meadows Flower Shop
Carl's Drug Store
The
Times
Beacon Street Women Hold New Year Tree Social
Beacon Street Women's Society for Christian Service held a New Year's tree and social in the vestry. Mrs. Everett G. Lemont and Mrs. William J. Craft won prizes in stunts before gifts were distributed. Rev. Jesse Kenderdine acted as Santa. The vestry was decorated and treats were served by several members. A large attendance attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Women’s Society For Christian Service
Everett G. Lemont
William J. Craft
Jesse Kenderdine
Santa Claus
Aubrey E. Steen
Roger W. Pierce
Hyde family departs for Wellesley Hills Massachusetts
Mrs. John H. Hyde and her two daughters Nancy and Sally Hyde left Monday for Wellesley Hills after ten days at Elmhurst. Nancy Hyde resumed studies Wednesday at the Garland School in Boston while Sally Hyde attended Ten Acre school in Wellesley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hyde
Nancy
Sally Hyde
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Elmhurst
Nancy Hyde
Garland School
Boston
Tenacre School
Wellesley
Warren Dain Oliver Named Partner at Boston Firm
Warren Dain Oliver of Bath becomes the first new partner at Herrick Smith Donald Farley in Boston since 1929. A Dartmouth and Harvard Law School graduate, he specializes in corporate work and has joined from Vancouver, B C. He and his wife Bertha Dupont Oliver reside at 30 Nod Hill Road Newton Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Dain Oliver
Bath
Arthur G. Oliver
Wilbur C. Oliver
Boston
Herrick, Smith, Donald &. Farley
Federal Street
Warren Oliver
Morse High
Dartmouth
Harvard Law School
Vancouver
B. C
Oliver
Bertha R. Dupont
Gorham, N. H
Warren D. Oliver, Jr
Nod Hill Road
Newton Highlands
Mass
Research Class Elects Officers at Corliss Street Church
The Corliss Street church research class elected officers at the annual meeting in the small vestry with Mrs. George F. Allen re‑elected president and Mrs. Melville B. Clark as vice president. The group also named Emma M. Daley treasurer Lizzie French recording secretary Angus F. Burden floral chair and French as teacher. The secretary presented Allen a gift for her 1940 presidency and a Christmas tree and gift exchange followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street Church
George F. Allen
Melville B. Clark
Emma M. Daley
Lizzie French
Angus F. Burden
French
Allen
Chesley Hutchins
Daley
Winnie Mudge
Rose Cooper
Mary Worrey
Jennie Curtis
Ethel Morse
Clark
Frank P. Sylvester
Mabel Shepard
Martha Cutting
Burden
Club Garret Party Sees New Member At Holiday Gathering
Club Garret held its annual joke free Thursday evening with gifts and amusing poems. Refreshments were served by chairman Margaret M. Mackinnon and club members. At a brief business session before the tree, Shirley Higgins was welcomed as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Garret
Margaret M. Mackinnon
Shirley Higgins
Ramona Installation Committee Held at Red Men’s Hall
Mrs J Edward Sanford deputy assisted by Mrs Sadie Garcelon in stalled officer of Ramona council D of P at a Thursday meeting in Red Men’s hall Ice cream and cake served by several named local women Mrs J A Gilmore returns to Portland after visit with daughter Mrs Richard Sherwood confined by illness at 128 Bedford street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Sanford
Sadie Garcelon
Ramona Council
D. of P
Red Men's Hall
Harold J. Corliss
George ©. Melzard
Annie Wilson
Irving L. Burnham
Alexander Burgess
J. A. Gilmore
Portland
Richard Sherwood
Bedford Street
Methodist Ladies Aid
John Palmer
Inez Gowell
Carrie Kendall
Litchfield
Frank Jack
Gertrude Jack
Pearl
Gladys Raymond
William Briary
Dexter
Mary Dodge
Rumford
Harry Huntress
John Tome
Frank Siegars
Barbara
Margaret Wilson
Josephine Lancaster
Ward Sedgley
Otis Gray
Brunswick Hospital
Phillip Baker
Edward Baker
North Billerica
Mass
Annie Cobb
James Cornish
Classified Rates and Insertion Deadline Notice
The public is informed that the initial classified insertion costs 25 words for 35 cents and each additional insertion is 20 cents. Copy must reach the office by noon on Wednesdays for publication.
Lost black cocker spaniel female in west Wiscasset
Notice to locate a missing female black cocker spaniel reported in the west part of Wiscasset. Contact Kenneth Bean, Wiscasset, for recovery. Veterinarian H N Eames at 45 Harpswell St Brunswick listed. local hospital entry and a farm property listing by Fred Reed Co with Stanley E Wallace at 93 Front St Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo&t
Wiscasset
Kenneth Bean
H. N. Eames
Veteinariana
Harpswell St
Brunswick
Tel
Fred Reed Co
Stanley E. Wallace
Pront
Bath
Bowdoinham and Kennebec lodge officers elected
Bowdoinham news reports Knights of Pythias officers chosen for Kennebec lodge with Norman Rowe as chancellor commander and John McLain as vice chancellor. Sunshine Society notes include a Christmas box count and reelected officers. Local items cover a speeding fine, moving residence, a house fire, upcoming social meetings, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Lodge
R. of P
Norman Rowe
John__ McLain
George Sedgely
George Hackett
Ralph McEwen
Reginald Dore
Edwin Graves
Charles Mae- Ewen
Will Adams
Sunshine Society
Charles Morrell
Portland
Justice Ames
Henderson
Presque Isle
James Brown Place
Clay Hill
Charles Sylvester
Knights of Pythias
John McLain
George Sedgler
Neal Bishop
Edwere Graves
Charles McEwen
William Adams
William H. Gould
Harold Starbird
Clifford Starbird
Rodney
Ladd
Boston
Karl Hatch
Ladies Farm Bureau
Knights of Pythias Hall
John Palmer
Chester Hobart
Irving Prindall
Richard Denham
Clifford Fowler
Manchester
N. H
West Point
Civil Service Commission
Annapolis
Bowdoinham
Coombs High School
Nathan Fowler
MacMahan Betts announce forthcoming marriage
Harold Riggs MacMahan son of Mrs Hulda MacMahan and the late Winthrop R. MacMahan and Donna Geraldine Betts daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyman E Betts Jr both of Gardiner have filed marriage intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Riggs MacMahan
Hulda MacMahan
Middle Street
Winthrop R. MacMahan
Donna Geraldine Betts, Gardiner
Lyman E. Betts, Jr
Purse With 275 Left On Seat Of Bath Taxi
A Bath woman left with a purse containing 275 dollars in a taxi driven by Oliver Morissette of Legard taxi. After a Brunswick trip the passenger handed Morissette the purse, which he stored in the cab and later recovered for the owner upon recalling the incident. The owner called the stand Wednesday morning seeking the lost item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BATH
Ralph FE. Legard
Oliver E. Morissette
Legard
Skowhegam
Mr. Morissette
Mr. Legard
Engagement announced for Miss Regina Fournier
Mr and Mrs Joseph Fournier announce the engagement of their daughter Regina to Felix Gallant of Willow street. The couple plans a spring wedding in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fournier
Middle Street
Brunswick
Miss Regina
Felix Gallant
Willow Street
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Senter
SNO Boots Children’s
Brown
LOT
Priscilla
Corliss Street
Dorothy Wiig
University of Maine
William D. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
the Stonehouse
Ida Hinckley
Marblehead, Mass
That Town
Dance Nets Hospital
Beacon Street
Garret Party
Ramona
William Miller
Electa Chapter
Howard Moody
Harriet
Hubbard Ayer
SL Ee Brrug Store
A. D. Stetson & Son
Dick Powell
Ellen Drew
Nh Fe
Paramount Picture
Paulette Astaire
Godda
Erret Flynn
Olivie
de Havilland
Oly Aerie
Ednesday Love Mount Pictures
Virginia Bruce
John Barrymore
John Howards
Yemstleds
Roy Rogers
George, “Addy
Navest
Country Store
Burgess Meredith
Thursda
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