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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1951

Page

4

Bath confirms social notices and military updates in 1951 column

Mrs Murchie Gordon and Mrs Dyer move from Bath to Kittery to be near family. Several residents and servicemen in Bath and surroundings are listed with furloughs, duties, and visits, including Edwin Pert at Orono, Lt. George Hart aboard USS Whitehurst, and Pfc Royden Haines at Camp Stewart. Guests at New Year gatherings and moves noted among local families and Bath Iron Works employees.

George L. Hart USNR George J. Hart Bath Whitehurst

Engagement announcement for Diane Curtis and Henderson

Mrs. Katherine Whitney hosts informally at her Hig Street home to celebrate the engagement of Miss Diane Curtis and Henderson, a recent family announcement reflecting social plans.

Katherine Whitney Hig Diane Curtis and Henderson

Doris Wingofth to Be Installed Matron of Hawthorne Chapter

Mrs Doris Wingofth will be installed as worthy matron of Hawthorne Chapter O E S at her Topsham home. Brunswick officers to be installed January 15 and guests attended the event. A chicken salad luncheon was served.

Oyales Patten Topsham Doris Wingofth Hawthorne Chapter O. E Brunswick

Sailor Arden Coulter Returns From Furlough to Camp Stewart

Arden Coulter left Bath Friday for Camp Stewart Ga to rejoin Bath's Battery B 703rd AAA Gun Battalion after a five day visit with his mother Mrs Vonia Coulter and sister Nedra Coulter of 10 Farrin street William D Sewall resumed work at Tibbetts Industries Camden after a week with Dr and Mrs Lewis H Buckman of Wilkes Barre Pa Mr and Mrs John Downey of Franklin Mass former Park street residents visited with friends and relatives during holidays en route to their home in Wisca sed visiting Mrs Downey's sister and husband Mr and Mrs Louis Spicer of Bedford street in Bath

Murchie Gordon Dyer Bath Kittery Royden Haines Camp Stewart Middle Street Pfc Linwood Wright de Wright Pfe Arden Coulter Vonia Coulter Nedra Coulter Farrin Street William D. Sewall Tibbetts Industries, Inc Camden Lewis H. Buckman Wilkes- Barre John Downey Franklin, Mass Park Street Wiscasset

Roy Lawrence and wife attend Horace Heidt show in Portland

Mr and Mrs Roy Lawrence of Park Street attended the Horace Heidt show in Portland last week noting a local entertainment event and familiar faces in the audience.

Roy Lawrence Park Street Horace Heidt Portland

Miami couple returns home after Bath Christmas visit

Mr and Mrs Loring Hart of Miami Florida returned to their home after spending Christmas with their respective parents in Bath. Mr Hart is a student at Miami University and Mrs Hart teaches at the Benjamin Franklin school.

Loring Hart Miami, Fla Bath Joseph E. Hart High Street Raymond D. Cummings Maxwell Street Hart Miami University Benjamin Franklin School

Summarized Local Notices From Bath Community

Patricia Boulay, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Boulay of 27 Pine Street, has returned home from Memorial hospital where she was treated for a broken right arm after an accident at Goddards pond. A daughter named Marie Elizabeth was born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Gowen of 6 Noble Avenue at Bath Memorial hospital weighing six pounds. Edgar Leavitt and family announce the birth of a daughter at Bath Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs John Gillespie of Washington Street spent Saturday in Portland. Mr and Mrs Eastham Guild of Washington Street accompanied Mrs Guilds father William S Newell to New York City for a world cruise with his other daughter Mrs Paul Tiemer of Milford Conn. H Joseph Madden of Dike Road returned from Providence RI after the death of his brother in law Thomas F Grimes.

Gerda Chapman New York City de Langbehn High Street Chapman Fincher College John Chap N Patricia Boulay Arthur Boulay Pine Street Memorial Hospital Goddard’s Pond Mitchell School Edgar Leavitt Academy Street Bath Memorial Hospital H. Joseph Madden Dike Road Providence R. I Thomas F. Grimes Bath Bath Iron Works Clarence Gowen Noble Avenue Marie Elizabeth Loyal F. Sewall Arthur Sewall Washington Street

University of Maine student resumes studies after holiday recess

Miss Elizabeth Burgess, a University of Maine student, returned to campus last week after the holiday recess. She spent the break with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Burgess of Court Street. Several couples attended a New Year’s party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howie Davison on Bunker Hill in Jefferson. Other local residents and couples were listed among attendees at events including a show in Portland featuring Horace Heidt.

Elizabeth Burgess University of Maine J. Arthur Burgess Court Street Melvin Howe Lemuel Preble Woolwich Howard Rice Mechanic Street Howie Davison Bunker Hill Jefferson Granville Colby Quimby Street Colby P. Tr Colorado St. Louis State Congress of Parents and Teachers

Local families report New Year visits and returns home

Mrs. Franklyn MacDonald and family return from New Year visit with George and Almira Babine and Lisa in Middle Street. Colbys reborn talk at P T A recalls Colorado and N E A in St. Louis. Students from Westminster School and Hebron Academy return home for holidays. David Sewall resumes at Taber School for Boys. George Dearborn resumes studies at Franklin Art School after holidays with family.

George Dearborn Franklin Art School New York Douglas Dearborn Mrs. Dearborn Washington Street

Bath residents join gatherings in Portland and Virginia

Mr and Mrs Max Katz and daughter with husband among Bath people visiting in Portland. Hon and Mrs Arthur Sewall return from Virginia after Christmas with daughter and son in law at Stone House Farm. They attended a large reception hosted by Senator and Mrs Harry Byrd in Berryville. Gordon Pinkham visiting parents in Mechanic Street after studying in Chicago. Rev Dr and Mrs C Clifford Sargent hosted open house at Wesley church parsonage with guests arriving and a team of gracious hostesses and servers listed.

Stanley Rogers Dean Judith Portland Rogers George Rogers Trufant Street Max Katz Larry Katz Bath Arthur Sewall Lewis H. Hyde Winchester Stone House Farm Virginia Harry Byrd Berryville Gordon Pinkham Chicago, Ill Fred Pinkham Mechanic Street C. Clifford Sargent Wesley c Church Parsonage John Lived John Sampson Clarence L. Oliver George J. Hopkins Ronald Buffum Barbara Ferdinando Merle C. Niles Willard McLean Clifton Bean Helen Follett William David

Mack Meyer Wedding Attended by Gediman Family Guests

Mr and Mrs Arthur W Gediman of Andrews road attended the Mack Meyer wedding held Sunday at the bride’s parents home in Portland. The bride Ruth Gediman formerly of Bath is identified in the report.

Arthur W. Gediman Andrews Road Mack-Meyer Portland Joseph Mack Mack Ruth Gediman Bath

Mrs. Doris Thistle Participates in Rockland WCTU Program

Mrs. Doris Thistle of Phippsburg took part in the Rockland WCTU program on Friday afternoon.

Doris Thistle Phippsburg Rockland

Ice Capades Attendees at Boston Garden Names List

The article lists attendees at the Ice Capades show at Boston Garden on Sunday, including Manuel Bowers and daughter Jean, Mrs Frank Dingley and daughter Betty, Mrs Alfred McCabe, Miss Annie A McCabe, Joseph E Wilson, Mrs Annie Wilson, Miss Eleanor Wilson, Miss Jean Caton, Miss Peggy Safford, William Small, Miss Lillian Dunton, and Mrs Annie Sullivan.

Boston Garden Manuel Bowers Jean Frank Dingley Betty Alfred McCabe Annie A. McCabe Joseph E. Wilson Annie Wilson Eleanor Wilson Jean Caton Peggy Safford William Small Lillian Dunton Annie Sullivan

Local residents listed as patients and visitors at Memorial hospital

Mrs Carroll Wakefield of Washington street is a patient at Memorial hospital under observation. John Travis age three, son of Mr and Mrs John Travis Sr of Tarbox street, is a pneumonia patient at Memorial hospital since New Year’s day and is doing nicely. Miss Thelma W Dearing has returned home from Memorial hospital where she was a medical patient for three weeks. Rev Canon Charles M Tubbs has returned home from Memorial hospital where he was a patient for several weeks following surgery and is recovering satisfactorily.

Melville Robbins East Brunswick Oscar Emmons Robbins Street The Memorial Hospital John Travis Tarbox Street Thelma W. Dearing Pratt Street Charles M. Tubbs Grace Episcopal Church High Street

Early spring notes from local residents in brief

John Rand resumes MIT studies after holiday recess with family at High Street home. Mrs. Wallace Rand and Mrs. John O. Moulton attend. Sylvia Langlais hosts Sunday dinner for three dental hygienists Ther esa Sirois Ellen Murphy and Marie Frederica. Loyal Sewall visits from New York City with Arthur Sewall in Washington Street home. Tops ham grange installs officers as locals attend. Priscilla Perkins visits Portland. George Boynton and wife spend weekend in Kittery with Hodgkins family.

John Rand Wallace Rand John O. Moulton High Street Sylvia Langlais Office Drive Huse Memorial School Theresa Sirois Pittsfield Langlais Ellen Murphy Hormell N. Y Marie Frederica Westerly R. I

Monthly Probate Court session records multiple estates and accounts

Probate court records list wills filed including Nellie C. Thomas and Frank Lightbody estates with executrix and widow, administrations granted for Irene E. Michael and Henry H. Rogers, inventories filed for Trufant and McAllister, accounts allowed for Gignous Harris and Wyman, and final accounts for Parks Nowell Yeaton and Bernier. Resignations and declinations noted for Harvey and Parks.

Nellie C. Thomas Richmond Mabel L. Odiorne Stoneham Mass Frank Lightbody Bath Mary Ann Lightbody Julie Harvey Topsham Jeanette H. Ginn C.t.a Irene E. Michael Bowdeinham Veronica Mulver Henry H. Rogers Merced California Roger B. Cothran Danville Charles T. Jackson Harriet C. Hill Converse P. Trufant Mabel Trufant Sarah Eleanor McAllister Roy E. McAllister Addie M. Vickery Forest T. Putnam Lucy M. Mellen Phippsburg Chase Mellen, Jr Harold D. Carver Et al Gladys V. Carver Guardian Katherine Gignous Cape Elizabeth Maine National Bank of Commerce of Portland Lydia May Harris Bowdoinham Philip E. Lamb Asa C. Wyman Wilbur H. Wyman Georgia E. Chappell Woolwich Eveleth A. Regan Lucy G. Southworth Allan Spear Winfield M. Hagan William S. Potter Charles Condos Gardiner R. Deering Ora E. Yeaton Bertha E. Millay Henry S. Yeaton Horace J. Millay D.b.a Katherine H. Parks Warren A. Higgins Ralph E. Nowell West Bath Alice M. Nowell Philomene Bernier Amable Bernier

General Committee Plans Conference Session Schedule

The General Committee outlined a Wednesday through Sunday conference with banquets and luncheons arranged by Mrs. Alvah A. Morse. Delegates' transport and housing, registration, and musical plans were reviewed, including choirs from Wesley, Beacon Street, Brunswick, Auburn, and Lewiston under Gerald Russell and Erlon Dunlap. Present were the committee chairs and members.

Alvah A. Morse Bath Stanley Hunter Merle Niles Edward M. Butterfield Wesley Beacon Street Brunswick Gerald Russell Brunswick Church Morse High School Auburn Lewiston Erlon Dunlap Lewiston Church John Hazen Sargent Willard McLean William Temple Andrew M. Butterfield Eugene Upham John Waterhouse Alvah Morse John Sampson

Smalls Enjoy Florida Coastal Trip

Mr and Mrs Harold P Small of Lincoln Street vacationing in Florida have reached Fort Lauderdale and plan to spend time there They enjoyed a delightful trip down the coast visiting points of interest.

Harold P. Small Lincoln Street Florida Fort Lauderdale

George Boynton Accepts Auditor Position in Portland

George Boynton of 192 North Street has traveled to Portland to take a role with Baker & Adam auditors and tax consultants. He is residing at Hotel Graymore during the transition.

George Boynton North Street Portland Baker & Adam Hotel Graymore

Boston outing and hospital note for local residents

Mr and Mrs Lawrence Katz of Andrews Road attend the Parker House men style show in Boston. They also saw Icecapades at Boston Garden and Ray Bolger at the Shubert theater. Mr Katz works at Max Katz clothing on Elm A M Main. Sr is recovering after an operation at Memorial Hospital.

Lawrence Katz Andrews Road Boston Parker House Boston Garden Ray Bolger Shubert Theater Katz Max Katz Elm Street

Thomp son visits Smiths in Portland after Bath roots

Mr and Mrs Luther Thompson of Andrews Road were Sunday guests of their daughter Mrs Clifford B Smith and her husband in Portland. Their son William, formerly of Bath, joined the visit.

Luther Thompson Andrews Road Clifford B. Smith William Portland Bath

Family plans move to Connecticut after Groton visit

Mrs. Harold Ferguson and her son Buddy returned from a week in Groton Connecticut. They were joined by Mr. Ferguson who works at the Electric Boat Shipyard. The family plans to relocate to Connecticut in the near future.

Harold Ferguson Buddy Groton Conn Ferguson Electric Boat Shop Connecticut

Canton King Auxiliary Holds Joint Installation

Canton King Auxiliary and Canton King held a joint installation at Odd Fellows temple Tuesday evening with Lady Ruth P. Ward of Worombus Auxiliary of Auburn as installing officer assisted by Major William Yeaton Gladys Nason Nina Smith and others. New officers include Mrs Inez Carter Lady President Mrs Harriett Cromwell Vice President and Mrs Ethel W Potter Secretary reelected. A social hour followed refreshments served by Inez Carter and Harriett Cromwell. The 1951 appointments list Harlan Boynton Harold Carter Ivan Bates and Arthur Mc Cullum among others with next meeting set for Jan 23.

Canton King Odd Fellows Temple Ruth P. Ward Worombus Auxiliary Auburn William Yeaton Gladys Nason Nina Smith Inez Carter Harriett Cromwell Ethel W. Potter Mae S. Boynton Louise Brown Harland Boynton Harold Carter Loring Brown Lillius Larrabee Annette Pinkham Louise Stevens Brunswick Carolyn Thompson Canton Ivan Bates Arthur McCullum

Bath Societies Plan Winter Choir Fund and Sale

Bath societies for the men’s choir vote to donate to the Salvation Army Christmas fund and begin winter project work. Members will send cards to homebound friends. a white elephant sale is planned next Friday with hostesses and teas arranged by Mrs Foote Purane son Clark and Stewart.

Salvation Army Fred. Foote Arthur K. Purane Susie Clark Th Stewart Richard J. Schaper Harry F. Morin Milton C. Trott Alice Shorey William Potter Arthur K. Purington

Genesta Chapter elects officers at Friday meeting

Genesta chapter O E S held its election Friday evening. New officers named for 1951 include Ruth Hathorne as worthy matron and Elwood Hathorne as worthy patron. Other officers reelected or chosen include Athena Gillespie, John Gillespie, Mae Ward, Frieda Bagdikian, Leah Page, Evelyn Wyman. Finance committee picks Martha Bertrand and Manuel Bowers. Public installation set for Jan 19 with Elwood Hathorne and John Gillespie leading arrangements. Sick committee named Eleanor Merchant Ruth Smith and Rachel Fortin. Refreshments by Bertrand Stilphen Richardson and Edna McRae.

Genesta Ruth Hathorne Elwood Hathorne Athena Gillespie John Gillespie Mae Ward Frieda Bagdikian Leah Page Evelyn Wyman Martha Bertrand Manuel Bowers John Gil Burleigh Mei Waldo Brooks Luther Thompson Alice Stilphen Margaret McKeller Cyipe Richardson Herbert Orse Forrest Legard Percy Marks Merle Niles Eleanor Merchant South End Ruth Smith Center Rachel Fortin North End Zsypha Richardson Edna McRae

Wesley Church Women New Year Party at Wesley Methodist

Members of Wesley Methodist church and parish enjoyed a New Year party hosted by the Woman's Society of Christian Service in the vestry with 40 attendees. Mrs. Willard MacLean welcomed guests and groups performed impromptu skits while the tea table feature and coffee urn christening added festive touches.

Wesley Methodist Church Woman’s Society of Christian Service Willard MacLean Willard McLean Merle Niles Stanley Hunter Walter Upham Carolyn Rogers Helen Follett

Beacon Street Women Plan New Year Party and Drapery Work

The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Beacon Street church held a New Year's party with gifts exchanged led by Mrs. Annie Hall and president Mrs. Irving Varney. Members later worked on vestry drapes across two sessions, with box lunches served, and a February 5 meeting planned with location to be announced.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Beacon Street William J. Craft Washington Street Annie Hall Irving Varney

Mizpah Class Holds Friday Meeting At First Baptist

Mizpah class of the First Baptist church met Friday evening with Mrs. Leslie Dyer at 53 High and Green. Members offered a sentence prayer, then recited the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Dyer led devotions, the 121st Psalm was read, hymns were sung with Mrs. Green at the piano, and a reading titled A Prayer was given by Mrs. Dyer.

First Baptist Church Leslie Dyer Green

Parish group plans devotions and sends cards to patient

The benediction was given in unison as it announced Mrs. Edith Parks, a patient at Central Maine General Hospital in Lewiston, would receive a shower of cards. Plans were set for Feb 17 activity with committees appointed. Mrs. Harold Carter will host the next meeting Friday evening after a piano solo by David Dyer and refreshments.

Edith Parks Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston David Dyer Harold Carter North Street

Colonial Club Elects J Lewis Miller As Member

J Lewis Miller was elected to membership at the Colonial club meeting Monday night. Donald Page announced gifts for needy children with 51 youngsters remembered. The club plans a Jan 17 trip to Woodfords for a game tournament. buses will be provided. A donation to the Boy Scouts was approved and refreshments followed a movie program.

J. Lewis Miller Colonial Club Donald Page Woodfords Boy Scouts

Bath Ministers Association Meets at Salvation Army Hall

The Bath Ministers Association met Monday at 10 o clock at the Salvation Army hall. Rev. Laforest Hodgkins was absent. Rev. C C Sargent presided and Rev. Charles R Sims led devotions. Lent plans were approved for services starting February 7.

Bath Ministers Association Salvation Army Hall Laforest Hodgkins C. C. Sargent Charles R. Sims Hospital Rg Its

Red Men Install Officers in Sasanoa and Hockothock Councils

Sasanoa Tribe of Red Men will install officers Thursday at eight with Past Great Sachem Roy Fitts directing and staff from Yarmouth. Hockothock Council also installs officers led by District Deputy Madelyn Burgan of Hockomock Council and staff. Fifty-two new chairs were added last week, enhancing the hall, followed by a social hour and refreshments hosted by committee members Mrs. Annie Wilson Sophie McPherson Mrs. Ada King and Mrs. Mildred Roderick.

Sasanoa Tribe of Red Men Sachem Roy Fitts Yarmouth Hockothock Council Madelyn Burgan Hockomock Council Annie Wilson Sophie McPherson Ada King Mildred Roderick

Bath Council PTA Plans Puppet Show and Library Additions

Bath Council of PTA met at West Bath Little Field School with President Mrs. Charles T. Small. They announced a puppet show January 18 at 3 45 p.m. in Morse High School auditorium and added four books to the children's library collection via Mrs. Jesse Levin.

Bath John Wakefield Keith Crockett City Hall West Bath Pta

Eta Chapter luncheon hosted at Eleanor Danforth home

Eta Chapter of Delta Kappa held a Saturday luncheon at the home of Eleanor Danforth on High Street. Miss Harriet Frye served as co host. Attendees included Miss Ann Thompson Miss Amy Irish Mrs Charlotte Hilyard Mrs Joe Hersom Mrs Bernice By Mrs Dorothy Plummer Mrs Helen Canales and Mrs Ruth Trueworthy.

Eta Delta Kappa Eleanor Danforth High Street Harriet Frye Ann Thompson Amy Irish Charlotte Hilyard Joe Hersom Bernice By Dorothy Plummer Helen Canales Ruth Trueworthy

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