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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1935

Page

5

Card party by Winter Street church raises funds and fun

The Men's club of Winter Street church hosted a 21 table card party in the ladies room Tuesday night with high scorers in contract Mrs. Henry O Trowbridge and Everett Pierze and Mrs. John Taylor with Edgar D Leavitt. A public baked bean supper is planned next Saturday from five to seven by the Ladies auxiliary.

Winter Street Henry O. Trowbridge Everett Pierze John Taylor Edgar D. Leavitt Ladies’ Auxiliary William A. Fall Arthur Crockett A. J. Conti, Jr Charles Andre

Birthday Bridge Party Honors Mr. Nelson Rice in Sagadahoc Ferry

Bath friends crowded in on Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rice for a birthday celebration at Sagadahoc Ferry on Saturday night. Auction bridge awarded ladies first to Edith Rice and consolation to Lillian Dunton, while Whitman Mitchell and Charles McDonald won the gentlemen’s prizes. Rice received a bridge set and initial handkerchiefs as guests wished him well. the party included Archie Wishart, Charles McDonald, Wilbur Crocker, Howard Rice, Whitman Mitchell, Marion Bow ie, Robert Simpson and Eugene Rice. A two-deck cake was cut and served with sandwiches, olives, fancy cakes and coffee. Arthur MacDonald of Bailey Street left Saturday for Kenduskeag for a few weeks.

Bath Nelson Rice Sagadahoc Ferry Archie Wishart Charles McDonald Wilbur Crocker Howard Rice Whitman Mitchell Lillian Dunton Marion Bowie Robert Simpson Eugene Rice Rice

Local residents greet 1935 as New Year in Augusta area

Mrs Archibald M Main returns home on Middle Street from Groton Conn where she spent Christmas. Archibald M Main Jr returns to Cambridge MA to resume MIT studies. Miss Phyllis Bishop recovers at Bath Memorial hospital and is about again. Miss Elinor Shorey leaves for Bradford Junior College after vacation with her parents. Miss Ida Fowler Bowdoinham visits the city Saturday. Miss Barbara Ross leaves for Bradford Junior College where she swims and acts in the Masqueraders. Dr Clyde A Berry returns from a ten day visit to Moncton NB with his parents. Winter Street church Ladies aid heard a talk on Russia by Mrs Sumner Sewall. 47 members present and next meeting set. Miss Clarice Whittier returns from Lewiston after visiting her mother. Mrs William Crowley hosts a New Year’s Eve party as 1935 arrives, with several neighbors present.

Archibald M. Main Middle Street Groton Conn Elinor Shorey Bradford Junior College Bradford Mass William S. Shorey Washington Street Barbara Ross Rodney E. Ross High Street Miss Ross Winter Street Church Russia Sumner Sewall Charles Blaisdell Frostina E. Marston Harry M. Huse Milton C. Trott Aid Fred Foote William Crowley Lower Middle Street Samuel Morse Henry McCabe Vivian Brown Elbridge R. Wright Wellington A. Moore

Chester Colby Returns From Weeklong Brooklyn Visit

Chester Colby chief engineer of the yacht Aras and stationed in Brooklyn N Y came back Friday after a week with his family at their Weeks street home.

Chester Colby Aras Brooklyn N. Y Weeks Street

Mrs Ruth Henry Returns From West Indies Cruise

Mrs. Ruth Henry returned home after a ten day Caribbean cruise on the S. S. Statendam. She was accompanied by her sister Miss Dorothy Weeks of Framingham Massachusetts. Mrs. Roland F. Hill hosted a Friday luncheon bridge at her Lincoln Street residence.

Ruth Henry West Indies Statendam Mrs Roland F. Hill Lincoln Street

Appendicitis Operation for Robert Guynn at Memorial Hospital

Little Robert Guynn a 39 Elim street pupil in the second grade at North Primary school underwent an appendicitis operation Friday evening at Memorial hospital. The report notes Bobbie is a second grade student in the local primary school.

Little Robert Guynn Elim Street Memorial Hospital Bobbie North

Central Church league resumes meetings with holiday party

Central Church league renewed its sessions Monday evening after the holiday recess. A supper was served by a committee including Mrs. Leonard M. Lord and others. Prizes went to Mrs. Ralph Whitehouse, Mrs. Blair C. Wilson, and Lulu H. Turner. Mrs. George H. Burgess and daughter Peggy, arriving from York, are staying at 671 Washington Street for an indefinite time.

Central Church League Leonard M. Lord Marius H. Page Charles Helah Alfred Bunker William H. Small Shirley M. Mank Ralph Whitehouse Blair C. Wilson Lulu H. Turner George H. Burgess Daugh- Peggy York Washington Street

Navy officer on leave visits Bath and New York City

EE Messick, second class officer on the USS Dewey, passed months in Bath during construction and visited the city with friends. The ship is at Boston Navy Yard, far end San Francisco remains, while a relative of Arthur Sewall from Washington travels to New York City for a few days before resuming studies at Yale University.

EE. Messick S. Dewey Bath Boston Navy Yard San Francisco Wile Holimie Jis Colsin Arthur Sewall Washington New York City Yale University

Birthday Party Honors Ruth Pratt With Supper and Dance

Miss Ruth Pratt hosted twelve guests for a six o'clock supper Saturday night in honor of her 14th birthday. A large birthday cake decorated the table as the centerpiece. Games and dancing followed while gifts were exchanged among attendees. Attending were Ruth Oliver Bertha Presley Helen Oulton Ellen Cyr Patricia Sewall Barbara Freeman Isabell King Margaret Brimigeon Lilian Goodwin Dorothy White and Louise Norton. Mrs Merton Wright and John Larrabee traveled to Lewiston. John Newell left for MIT after holidays with his parents. he was joined by guest John R Ballard of Chuquicamata Chile who also attends MIT.

Ruth Pratt Arthur Pratt North Street Miss Pratt Ruth Oliver Bertha Presley Helen Oulton Ellen Cyr Patricia Sewall Barbara Freeman Isabell King Margaret Brimigeon Lilian Goodwin Dorothy White Louise Norton John Newell Massachusetts Institute of Technology William S. Newell Washington Street John R. Ballard Chuquicamata Chile

Miss Huston Confined by Illness at Oak Street Home

Miss Katherine W. Huston resides with Mr and Mrs William Wakefield on Oak street and is confined to the house due to illness.

Katherine W. Huston William W. Wakefield Oak Street

Richard Andrews Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party

Richard son of Mr and Mrs Edwin R Andrews celebrated his seventh birthday on Friday with a party for several little friends. Guests included Emma Jane Trott Mary Pierce Billy Partington Lewis Wilson Walter Langdon Hill Richard Jackson Billy Freeman and Frederick Andrews.

Richard Edwin R. Andrews Emma Jane Trott Mary Pierce Billy Partington Lewis Wilson Walter and Langdon Hill Richard Jackson Billy Freeman Frederick Andrews

Trott Heads to Lancaster for Week on Business

Milton C. Trott departed Sunday night for Lancaster Pennsylvania to spend a week on business, traveling alone for the trip.

Milton C. Trott Lancaster

Miss Lucy Hill resumes teaching on Lone Island

Miss Lucy E Hill returns to duties as teacher on Lone Island Casco Bay after vacation in the city as guest of Miss Marion L Jaques at 902 High Street. A small party hosted by Mrs W Hazel Cunningham at 16 Highland Street honored Mrs Isadore Singer with a bridge lamp for her regent wedding.

Lucy E. Hill Lone Island Casco Bay Marion L. Jaques High Street Miss Hill W. Hazel Cunningham Highland Street Almenu A. Jaques Isadore Singer Eleanor P. Denforth Singer Regent

Portland couple visits Milan Street hosts

Mr and Mrs Charles FE Doten of Portland were Saturday guests for the day of Mrs Doten s parents Mr and Mrs George A Baker on Milan Street.

Charles FE. Doten Portland

Genesta Owl Sewing Circle Enjoys Tree and Supper

The Sew ing circle of Genesta chapter OES met in the Masonic temple last Wednesday for an afternoon meeting then a 5 30 chicken pie supper with about 50 members present. Supper committee included Mrs Wallace L Atwood Mrs Adolph Ehlers Mrs Harris T Rodick and Mrs Charles Helah. Dining room committee was Mrs William J Craft and Mrs Fred Leonard. Tree committee members were Mrs Clyde Lake Mrs David Y Alkazin and Miss Doris Leavitt.

Genesta Masonic Temple Wallace L. Atwood Adolph Ehlers Harris T. Rodick Charles Helah William J. Craft Fred Leonard Clyde Lake David Y. Alkazin Doris Leavitt

Friends Welcome Ordway Lewis After Two Weeks Visit

Both friends of Ordway Lewis, a Stoughton Massachusetts teacher, have been glad to welcome him during the last two weeks as he stayed with his mother Mrs. Etta V. Lewis of West port.

Ordway Lewis Stoughton Mass Etta V. Lewis Westport

Social Tea Hosts by Lords at Pearl Street Home

Misses Bertha and Harriett Lord hosted a Sunday tea from four to six at Lieut. and Mrs. John A. Lord’s Pearl street residence with Miss Jane Donnell serving. Dr and Mrs Warren Unger have returned to Presque Isle after a week with Mrs Unger’s parents Mr and Mrs William A Furber on Washington street. Edwina Thornton M H S 33 daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Thornton 620 Middle street has accepted a clerk position in the office of J A Clappison Inc 31 Vine street distributors of range and fuel oil.

Bertha Harriett Lord John A. Lord Pearl Street Jane Donnell Warren Unger Presque Isle Edwina Thornton M.H.S W. P. Thornton Middle Street J. A. Clappison, Inc Vine Street

Boothbay Harbor women host contract club luncheon

Mrs. Mark W. Sewall entertained the contract club of which Mrs. Donald S. Sewall of Boothbay Harbor is a member, and a few friends at her Washington street home Monday noon with a luncheon. Mrs. Joseph T. Sewall and Mrs. George Nevens of Boothbay Harbor were out of town guests.

Mark W. Sewall Contract Club Donald S. Sewall Boothbay Harbor Washington Street Joseph T. Sewall George Nevens

Miss Jane Donnell Resumes Studies At Wellesley College

Miss Jane Donnell formerly of Washington street left Wednesday to resume studies at Wellesley College in Wellesley Massachusetts.

Jane Donnell Charles J. Donnell Washington Street Wellesley College Wellesley, Mass

Surprise birthday party for Miss Lemont in Park Street home

Miss Marie Lemont daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Lemont from 15 Valley road was surprised Sunday evening at Mrs Lloyd Holden’s 28 Park street home. Guests included Mr Kield-Atwood Mr and Mrs Sheridan Bartlett Lloyd Holden Miss Evelyn Clough Miss Margaret Butter Paul Thomas and Merton Lemont. A decorated cake by Mrs Holden and assorted sandwiches coffee and candy were served.

Marie Lemont Earl Lemont Valley Road Lloyd Holden Earrold Quint Mrs. Holden Park Street Holden Kield—Atwood Sheridan Bartlett Evelyn Clough Margaret Butter Paul Thomas Merton Lemont

Mrs Edith Lemont Returns From New Year Visit

Mrs Edith Lemont bookkeeper at the Bath Garage returns from a New Year visit to West Cheshire Connecticut with her mother Mrs J Edward Brown accompanying her on the trip.

M. Edith Lemont Bath Garage West Cheshire Conn J. Edward Brown

Bath street party honors Ferrell daughters before Charleston move

Misses Lillian and Janet Good entertained Friday evening at 52 Bath street for Mary Josephine and Margaret Ferrell who depart Bath for Charleston, S.C. The jovial party included games, music, refreshments, a scavenger hunt, and tokens of friendship for the guests of honor. Carl Dearborn returned to Boston to resume studies at Wentworth Institute after holidays with his mother. Mrs. John H. Hyde and three daughters left for Brookline after a few weeks with Elmhurst resident Mr. Hyde. Jane Hyde heads to Ogontz in Philadelphia while Mrs. Hyde and two daughters remain wintering in Brookline.

Lillian Janet Goodwin George Goodwin Bath Street Mary Josephine Margaret Ferrell Robert W. Ferrell Bath Charleston S.C Barbara Kenney Jane Stevens Ebien Cyr Virginia Reed Virginia Youland Margaret Tourtillotte Virginia Davis Mary Ellanor Donnell Connie Morin Phyllis Darrah Marion Darrah Cynthia Chaney Beverly Shorey Phyllis Small Ruth Pratt Patricia Sewall Avis Marston Eleanor Gasser Jacqueline Bisson Carl Dearborn Boston Wentworth Institute Lissa H. Dearborn John H. Hyde Jane Nancy Sally Brookline Mass Mr. Hyde Elmhurst Jane Hyde Ogontz School Philadelphia Hyde

Annual meeting at St Marys church on Oak Street

The St Marys gullil y of Grace church held its annual meeting Tuesday night at the parish house on Oak Street. A nominating committee presented officers elected for the coming year including Mrs Edward Bridgham as president and Mrs Walter Hill as vice president. Plans were made to work with the Womens auxiliary for the parish supper on Monday January 21.

St. Mary's Grace Church Oak Street Anna Trott Carl C. Troop Augurtus Perow Edward W. Bridgham Walter M. Hill Paul Mason Herbert C. Calderwood W. Dayton Hill Fred D. Hill Car] C. Troop Farley Mayo Harrye L. Day Woman’s Auxiliary Monnday

Miss Helen Rogers Returns After Holidays Visit

Miss Helen Rogers, a junior high teacher in Saco, returns from the holidays spent with her parents, Mr and Mrs Llewellyn Rovers of West Bath.

Helen Rogers Saco Llewellyn Rovers West Bath

Students and families travel for winter breaks and study resumption

Miss Mary Sewall leaves for Boston then Troy to resume at Emma Willard school. Mrs Sewall joins later. The Community Council of Girl coats meets with Mrs Louise Staples. Miss Dorothy Martin returns to Nassau after vacation with Cedric Martin family. Cynthia Rogers and Eleanor Voorhees return to Nassau after holidays. Harry Ring returns to Boston to attend Bentley School of Accounting. Mae Sheffield returns to Wellesley College after vacation with Ida Fogwill and her children. Miss Ruth Morgan leaves Bath for a summer home in Kenduskeag. Marjorie Fisher returns from Vassalboro with Eliot and Clara Williams. sister Barbara Fisher stays at Gorham Normal. Lois Swett departs for Norton to study at Wheaton College. Leonard Litchfield and Donald Lennox resume at University of Maine. Betty Hunt returns to Plattsburgh State Normal after holidays with West Bath family. valedictorian and National Honor Society member. Dominique Tardif and daughter Patricia visit Lewiston family. Eleanor Voorhees resumes studies at Nassau Institute after holidays.

Mary Sewall Stone House Boston Troy N. Y Emma Willard School Marjorie Fisher Washington Street Vassalboro Eliot Williams Clara Williams Barbara Fisher Gorham Normal Betty Hunt State Normal School Plattsburgh Isaiah W. Hunt West Bath Miss Hunt Lawrence High School Fairfield

Injury in Woodcutting Lands Martin Wyman Return Roaring Welcome

Martin Wyman of Phippsburg suffered a painful leg injury when his axe slipped while cutting wood on Thursday forenoon. He was taken to Bath where Dr Ardenne A Stott treated him. Friends of Hon Arthur J Dunton extend a warm welcome on his return after weeks home confinement from horse accident injuries.

Martin Wyman Phippsburg Bath Ardenne A. Stott Arthur J. Dunton

Miss Effie Noddin Returns After Christmas Vacation

Miss Effie Noddin a French teacher at Elizabeth high school New Jersey returned last week from the annual two weeks Christmas vacation spent with her sister Mrs Florence Troop on Andrews road.

Effie Noddin Elizabeth N. J Florence Troop Andrews Road

Mrs Harrison Returns to Bloom with Family

Mrs Caroline Harrison and daughter Caroline return to Bloom with Mrs Harrison's daughters S Frank A French of West Bath and Mrs Roy Moore of 1086 High street. James B Drake, who has been visiting his parents on Washington street, left Thursday for New York to spend a few days before returning to Concord New Hampshire where he teaches French at St Paul's School.

Glenn Easton Bath Iron Works Corp Easton Honolulu Washington Bureau of Construction and Repair Navy Department New York Bath Caroline Harrison Caroline Bloom James B. Drake Frederick E. Drake Washington Street Concord N. H St. Paul's School Byron F. Barker Dana L. McIntire Vanda

Social notes from Weeks Street and surrounding towns

Miss Mildred Colby and aunt Mrs. Margaret Swan returned from Portland where they spent the weekend at Miss Colby's fiance Forrest Young in Woodfords. Other local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Jack Quirk guests of Mrs. Conley in Beacon Street and Miss Helen Lee bound for Newton Center who received a surprise party. Auction prizes went to Mrs. Harry Oliver with guests listed.

Mildred Colby Margaret Swan Weeks Street Portland Miss Colby Forrest Young Lincoln Street Woodfords Jack Quirk Biddeford Mrs. Quirk John M. Conley Beacon Street Helen Lee Newton Center Mass Allen Irish

Dressmaking studio opens in Augusta by Miss Harrington

Miss Beatrice Harrington daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifton Harrington of North street has opened a dressmaking studio at 183 State street Augusta She is a Morse high and School of Industrial Art Philadelphia graduate specializing in costume design Agnes B Trowbridge of Andrews road left Wednesday for Boston and Fall River Mass to attend a friend's wedding in Fall River Agnes Cates has returned to Lewiston after visiting Miss Jeanette Shackford of Turner cowt

Beatrice Harrington Clifton Harrington North Street State Street Augusta Miss Harrington Morse High School of Industrial Art Philadelphia Agnes B. Trowbridge Andrews Road Boston Fall River Mass Agnes Cates Lewiston Jeanette Shackford Turner Cowt

Miss Virginia Jewett Returns From Christmas Vacation

Miss Virginia Jewett a Morse high School sophomore living with Mr and Mrs Donald Young has returned from Westport where she spent ten days of Christmas vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Brian Jewett.

Virginia Jewett Morse High Donald Young Westport Brian Jewett

Family updates from Maine residents and clergy meeting notes

Mrs. Joseph Avery returns home from a visit with her son Prof Maurice Avery in Williams town Massachusetts. Miss Doris Crooker returns from Woolwich where she visited Miss Geraldine Rice. Mr Chester Dana visits his parents Eben Dana in Woolwich. Rev Charles M Tubbs attends Kennebec Penobscot Clericus meeting in Thomaston at the Church of St John the Baptist led by rector Rev P P B Franklin.

Doris Crooker Wilbur Crooker Park Street Woolwich Geraldine Rice Nelson Rice Chester Dana Walterville Milan Street Dana Eben Dana Charles M. Tubbs Kennebec- Penobscot Thomaston Church of St. John, the Baptist P. P. B. Franklin

Dorchester Family Returns From Visit With Reynolds

Mrs Hubert T McDonough and her daughters Eleanor Mary and Teressa of Dorchester Mass returned after a visit with Mrs McDonoughs parents Mr and Mrs Thomas F Reynolds at 1345 Washington Street.

Hubert T. McDonough Eleanor Mary Teressa Dorchester Mass

Maynard Stevens Shows Signs of Improvement at Home

Maynard Stevens seven years old son of Mr and Mrs Omar Stevens of 78 Oliver Street has improved after two weeks of illness at home. He is a second grade pupil at Dike school.

Maynard Omar Stevens Oliver Street Dike School

Gagnon Indicted by Grand Jury in Bath Larceny Case

The grand jury returned charges including larceny of silverware valued at 36 dollars from J Weston Walsh of Bowdoin. Ackley and Temple received indeterminate sentences or probation. G Frederick Gaudet of Bath faced drunken driving charges from a Berry's Mill road accident that fatally injured Levi Willett. Norman and Renwood Pierce were indicted for breaking and entering at Oakhurst Dairy. Raymond Temple pleaded guilty to larceny of 15 dollars from Ham's cigar store and Henry Tarbox got six months for non support. Traverse jurors report to reconvene tomorrow at 10.

J. Weston Walsh Bowdoin Ackley Men’s Reformatory South Windham Temple G. Frederick Gaudet High Street Bath Berry’s Mill Road Levi Willett Edward W. Bridgham Norman V Sailor” Pierce Renwood Pierce Oakhurst Dairy Center Street Gardiner R. Deering Farber W. Davis Pierce Raymond E. Temple Ham Withhell Henry Tarbox Augusta Traverse

Brann Urges Maine Ad Campaign To Boost State Products

In a Maine inaugural address Governor Lews J. Brann urged expanding the Maine Development Commission to advertise Maine products, including fish and agricultural goods, and to promote tourism. He warned current funding is inadequate and called for swift action to elevate Maine agriculture, industry, and recreation in national markets. The 87th Legislature, including a broad cross section of residents, will consider his proposals with attention to the state’s assets.

Harold E. Weeks Fairfield Mainé Senate House Lews J. Brann Mainie Brann Maine Maine Development Commission

Minstrel Show and Club Meetings Dominate Bath News

The Cosmopolitan Club plans a February meeting after a January run with two events: a second annual minstrel show by Bath Jews on January 10 at Beth Israel vestry and a follow up show on January 13 pledged by Lincoln lodge and Queen Esther Rebekah. Fire department responds to a chimney blaze at 7:30 p.m. Friday.

Beth Israel Center Street Lincoln Lodge Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Beacon Street Thomas Wildey Odd Fellowship United States

Where's Grandma? Rehearsal Progress Noted By Fireside Club

The Winters Street Fireside club rehearses the three act comedy Where's Grandma. Lee Rowland directs with positive progress as cast and audience observers anticipate a February debut stage performance.

Grandma Winterstreet Lee Rowland

Central Church Club Social Features Humorous Talk

The Central Church Men's Club enjoyed a fine evening at the parish house. A 6:30 turkey dinner was served by the supper committee of Hous ton Sanborn Child and Coleman. Prof. Herbert Brown of Bowdoin spoke on the sense of humor, mixing stories jokes and quotes. A brief business meeting preceded the program as plans were discussed for Centennial exercises starting April 28 with the club to oversee one evening. The next meeting is slated for January 22.

Central Church Thomas R. Houston Lewis J. Sanborn Harold W. Child Andrus Coleman Herbert Brown Bowdoin College New England Will Rogers Brown Marius H. Page David L. Wilson N. Graig Jackson

Colby College Hosts Eight Day Lecture Series

Colby College students will hear eight days of aoe lectures from men outstanding in various fields. Dr T Z Koo of China, renowned as a world Christian statesman, speaks Wednesday. Friday January 11 features Dr Harry Benninghoff of Waseda University Japan, political science professor, addressing a student assembly in Colby Chapel.

Aoe Colby College T. Z. Koo China Harry Benninghoff Wased University Japan Colby Chapel Colby Marlin D Melvan Mann Farnum

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