Cosmopolitan Club Highlights Philanthropy And Meetings
The Cosmopolitan Club's January meeting under Miss Alice F. Johnson praised Christmas relief to 103 people through food clothing and toys. New members were welcomed and committees formed for February functions as the group plans card parties a sewing circle sketch and a February 2 Maine Progressive Union event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice F. Johnson
Cosmopolitan Club
Charles R. Farnham
Albert S. Noyes
Henry O. Trowbridge
Oscar Adams
Roy W. Putney
David L. Wilson
Charles W. Avery
Pines
Maine
Maine Progressive Union
Charles C. Campbell
Portland
Leslie J. Wold
Gardiner R. Deering
Clinton D. Wilson
R. Clinton McFadden
Alice B. Ramsay
Stacy
Edwin D. With
Tee Midabean D. Memews
Jove M. Silverman
Singing Club
Avery
Legion Hall
Eobra F. Troop
Christine C. Curtis
Troop
Walter S. Glidden
House
Anne K. Quinn
Phyllis E. Wright
Stanley M. Brown
Philanthropic
Albert Henderson
Sewing Circle
Lucy W. Coombs
Eula M. Fielding
Mildred G. Nichols
Bessie M. Hunt
Lula Herbert
Casper F. Hartleb
Paul G. Bagdikian
William L. Skelton
House Committee
Women Added to Jury List First Time in City History
For the first time in the city history, women names were added to the jury list, revised by municipal officers and approved by the city council at their last meeting. The list includes Minnie H. Bacon Kate M. Baxter Marguerite S. Beardsley Rebecca I. Burnram Bessie L. Clark among about 290 names slated for the next three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie H. Bacon
Kate M. Baxter
Marguerite S. Beardsley
Rebecca I. Burnram
Bessie L. Clark
Minnie M. Dall
Ruth H. Farnham
Blanche M. Footer
Evelyn T. Hope
Annie J. S. Lemont
Mildred H. Morse
Lydia B. Smith
William M. Adams
Carl Anderson
Charles A. Andre
William A. Armstrong
Albert F. Austin
Carl E. Albee
Ernest R. Avery
Gerald S. Atkinson
Edwin R. Andrews
Roscoe G. Bailey
William F. Barstow
Frank H. Beal
Edward E. Blake
Ernest B. Heald
Lloyd Lee Hooker
William ‘W. Hosmer
Frederick W. Humphreys
John H. Hart
George A. Hunt
Arthur —. Hutchins
John H. Hyde
Harry L. Haynes
Harry M. Huse
J. Maurice Haynes
William D. Hill
Norman W. Howard
Charles T. Henderson
Roland F. Hill
Wallace R. Snh
Raymond C. Hart
Maine crafted suit from Wooly Hippo wool worn by ex governor Gardiner
Ex Governor William Tudor Gardiner received a suit woven entirely from Maine grown wool produced on his Phips Point farm. Mrs. Gardiner Davis spun the cloth on a hand loom, using a diamond tweed design, washed in a brook, then tailored by Augusta's Fred Gagnon who completed every stitch. The project, named Wooly Hippo by the Gardiner children, showcases homespun Maine craftsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippo
William Tudor Gardiner
Phips Point
Maine
Davis
Oaklands
Gardiner
Fred Gagnon
Augusta
Boston
New York
Bath man Ralph O Dale enters county attorney race
Ralph O Dale of Bath announced Thursday his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county attorney. He previously served as committee treasurer for two years and sought renomination in 1932, losing to John P Co Jr of Bath. Dale is the first Bath resident to publicly announce for the county post and began circulating his primary papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph O. Dale
Bath
Dele
Ellis L. Aldrich
Topsham
John P. Co, Jr
Dale
Bath Bankers Meet In Annual Session
Bath bankers met Tuesday afternoon with no changes noted in the annual sessions. At Bath Trust Co Donald N Small joined the board of trustees and Daniel T Dougherty was elected a vice president. Directors were re elected at the National Bank First National Bank and Bath Trust Co with officers named. Mr and Mrs Arthur J O Dea of Teaneck New Jersey received Papal Blessing for their marriage in Limestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Trust Co
Donald N. Small
Daniel T. Dougherty
Both National Bank
Fred D. Hill
John G. Morse
Frank B. Nichols
Arthur Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Langdon T. Snipe
Presient
Harry A. Walters
Dunlap A. Hatch
First National Bank
Frederick E. Drake
J. Edward Drake
Arthur J. Dunton
Charles V. Minott
Oliver Moses
Walter E. Plummer
Williams. Shorey
Harry E. Stetson
William S. Shorey
Harry L. Day
Daniel Williams
Rupert H. Baxter
Charles H. Cahill
Charles W. Clifford
Harvey P. Hathorne
Dora L. Howard
Allen M. Irish
J. Houghton McLellan
James L. Morse
William S. Newell
Samuel R. Percy
Rodney E. Ross
Calvin W. Rogers
Harry B. Sawyer
Edward Sewall
Donald M. Small
Alden G. Smith
L. Eugene Thebeau
Bruce H. M. White
Bruce H. M.white
William B. Mussenden
Edward Hughes
William L. Skelton
Arthur J. O’dea
Teaneck
Pope Pius XI
Mrs Owen Chosen Head Red Cross Chapter in Bath
Mrs Henry W Owen Jr succeeds Mrs Seth S Mullin as Bath Red Cross chapter chair at the annual meeting and executive committee session in Sagadahock block. John C Fitzgerald elected vice chair. Low reelected treasurer. Arthur S Crockett reelected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Seth S. Mullin
Bath
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Sagadahock Block
Mullin
John C. Fitzgerald
Owen
Charles C. Low
Arthur S. Crockett
Car
R. Clinton McFadden
Harry F. Morin
Clarence W. Morse
Carolyn M. Moses
William 8. Newell
Frank B. Nichols
Arthur C. Norton
William E. Palmer
T. W. Pease
William J. Perry
Mr. Stetson
Mr. Fitzgerald
West Bath Red Cross Report 1933 Highlights
The West Bath branch notes 20 meetings with an average attendance of 26 and a largest turnout of 50 at a Sept picnic. They made crib quilts and nine large puffs, produced over 150 garments, and sent funds to Ellsworth and Auburn fires. Members attended a Belfast conference and two group outings, with three deaths recorded and a 90th birthday card sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
The
Red Cross
Everett S. Stackpole
Sabino Hall
Grange Hall
Sunnyside Lodge
Campbell's Pond
J. Edward Drake
Sabine Hall
Blue Bird
Fred W. Larrabee
James B. Lemont
Miles S. Purington
Everett
Stackpole
Belfast
Maine
Arthur
Crockett
Bath
Ruth Weeks
Henry
Annie Rogers
Alicia Crosby
Carrie Conley
Rose Rich
Ellsworth
Auburn
Six Federal Projects In Bath City Create Jobs For 240
Six federal C W A projects operate in Bath boosting employment to about 240 men with a weekly payroll near $4,000. The work supports local merchants as circulation rises, touching Woolwich with additional workers on bridge and road builds. Projects include Kelley field remodeling, Lower High street road work, Oak Grove avenue foundation work, and school building repairs, all under National Recovery Highway auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W.A
Bath
Ecellegy
Ees
Oak Grove Avenue
Lower High Street
Ican Thease
Sagadahoc
Woolwich
Sagadahoc Ferry
Reed & Reed
General Contracting Co
Andrew S. Merrill
Kelley Field
Lower High Street Road
R. J.M. Steussy
Lemont Street
Lincoln Street
Bunt Oe
January term opens as Sagadahoc Superior Court convenes
The January term of Sagadahoc Superior Court opened with Justice George H. Worster presiding. A brief session followed, with a grand jury retiring to consider indictments. Civil docket features Lewiston Buick Co. v. Hamilton of Topsham over a note for an automobile. Foreman pro tem Edward D. Baker chaired the grand jury. Several divorce cases and out of town lawyers were noted, including Aldred, Aldrich, and Forest E. Richardson representing Carleton in manslaughter indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Superior Court
George H. Worster
Bangor
Charles H. Berry
Corliss Street Baptist Church
John P. Carey, Jr
Lewiston Buick Co
Bath
Winifred Hamilton
Topsham
Automobile Company
Frank H. Beal
Edward D. Baker
Bowdeinham
Court House
Joseph A. Aldred
Ellis L. Aldrich
Forest E. Richardson
Portland
Carleton
No Indictments Found In Sagadahoc Grand Jury Session
Sagadahoc Superior Court grand jury found no indictments after an all day session with County Attorney John P. Carey Jr. The lone matter considered involved Edward F. Carleton over the Pejepscot crossing truck deaths, but the panel did not connect charges. Other notes include Paul Thomas's parole violation sentence and John Renfrew Munroe's naturalization. The January term is poised to adjourn by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Pejepscot Crossing
Traverse
Lewiston Buick Co
Bath
Winifred Hamilton
Peterscot
Paul Thomas
Boothbay
Florence N. Robinson
George H. Worster
Thomas
Kennebec County
Augusta
John Renfrew Munroe
Scotland
Worster
Fred H. Thompson
Sagadahoc Superior Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cosmo Club
Dennis J. Gaudet
Cottage Street
Lord
Alderman Dougherty
Finance Committee
City of
Shawmut National Bank
Mass
City Council
Taylor
City of Bath
Wold
Perry
J. Edward Pomeroy
Morse High School
Dougherty
McCabe
Lord Read
Edward W,aey
Eaton
Karcher &. Jackson
Walter P. Kingsbury
William A. Kittridge
Frederick N. Klippel
Russell L. Kenney
W. Clyde Lake
George P. Larrabee
James C. Ledyard
Henry T. B. Leeman
D. Wylie Lemont
Harry W. Lemont
Fr M. Lemont
George A. Lennox
Earl B. Lermond
Harry E. Litchfield
John M. Loring
Arthur C. Lemont
Daniel A. MacDonald
Herbert W. McCable
Hubert H. McCarty
Eugene McGrath
Maurice McKay
Stewart D. McPherson
Sidney A. McPherson
Arthur J. Nichols
Guy D. Nichols
Co B. Nickerson
Walter I. Noron
Joseph R. Oliver
Paul M. Olm
William J. Paisley
Harry T. Passmore
Cecil E. Paine
Arthur I. Pepper
Augustus A. Percy
Almon R. Perry
Russell L. Phinney
Edwin E. Pinson
Arthur L. Plant
Chester A. Plant
Leland
Plummer
Woodbury Potter
Fred H. Pratt, Jr
Charles E. Preble
Armur H. Price
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Edward Pomeroy
Marius H. Page
Mort Povich
Raymond Powers
Omar R Perry
Leslie W. Plant
Amos F.perry
Theodore
Staty
Edward, Sewall
Roy F. Shackford
John Shaw
Henry G. Shaw
D. Skillings
Eugene H. Sprague
B. Stilphen
Charles E. Stinson
Ernest L. Stinson
Charles A. Soule
Fred K. Sturtevant
Lewis J. Sanborn
Les Syde
Edward W.inned
Gardiner Has
Bath Bankers Meet
Bath National
First National
Mrs. Owen
West Bath Branch
Superior Court
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