Social notes from Bath and surrounding towns in brief
Society items list residents and visitors in Bath Maine including Sharon Holbrook recovering from flu, Miss Eleanor Grainger returning from Columbia to Bath, and families moving between Vassalboro Findley Field Bermuda and 24 Dummer Street. Other notes mention Spear of Spear Folks Shops traveling to Guatemala and Yucatan, Bath Iron Works guard surgery, and various social visits across Brunswick and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Oliver
Bruce
Keith
Vassalboro
Bermuda
Dummer Street
Oliver
U. S. Air Force
Findley Field
Local Residents Share New Year Visits Across Towns
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson and their two sons returned from New Year visits with Mrs. Robinson's parents, Leroy Oxton of Liberty. John Pe and family plan winter in Florida after visits with Mrs. Perry's parents, George Brownrigg. Charles King celebrated his seventh birthday with friends at 329 Center Street. Adelbert Hall remains a Memorial hospital patient among several local returns and hospital notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Robinson
Denny Toad
John Pe
Northport
Perry
George Brownrigg
High Street
Clearwater, Fla
Charles King
Herbert King
Center Street
Levin Returns to Tufts Dental Studies After Holidays
Robert Levin resumes studies at Tufts Dental School in Boston following holiday visit with his parents, Mr and Mrs Sam Levin of Front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Levin
Tufts Dental School
Boston
Sam Levin
Coburn Institute Teacher Advances to Boston University Law
Bladen R. Smith, long time chemistry and physics instructor at Coburn Classical Institute in Waterville, is now attending Boston University Law School to pursue a legal career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bladen R. Smith
Coburn Classical Institute
Waterville
Boston University Law School
Farmington Student Paul Ouellette Returns After Holidays
Paul Ouellette, a sophomore at Farmington State Teachers College, has returned to campus after spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ouellette, of High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Small
Farmington State Teachers College
Dorothy Small
Gorham State Teachers College
Madelyn, Small
Granite Street
Paul Ouellette
Roland Ouellette
High Street
Open House Hosted by Rev Dr and Mrs C Clifford Sargent
Reverend and Mrs C Clifford Sargent hosted an open house on New Year’s Day for numerous friends. Attendees during the afternoon included Mrs William Davis, Mrs Andrew Butterfield, Mrs William Temple, Mrs Willard McLean, Mrs Merle Niles, and Mrs Stanley Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Clifford Sargent
William Davis
Andrew Butterfield
William Temple
Willard McLean
Merle Niles
Stanley Hunter
Pauline Holmson Named Employee at Tom's Diner
Miss Pauline Holmson of 87 Bluff Road is employed at Tom's Diner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Holmson
Bluff Road
Brunswick News Briefs: Local Health Updates
Fred R. Morton of Bath Iron Works confined at home since December 19 with virus pneumonia is reported improving. Mrs Nellie Card of Brunswick road is improving after illness shortly after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Morton
Middle Street
Naval Inspection Office
Bath Iron Works Corp
Nellie Card
Old Brunswick Road
Bath Board of Education names substitute janitor
Carlton W. Lowell serves as substitute janitor filling the vacancy caused by Walter H. Butler at North Grammar and North Primary schools. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs James Wallace and granddaughter Miss Joan Wallace of Manchester New Hampshire staying with their son and daughter in law at 841 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton W. Lowell
Bath Board of Education
Walter H. Butler
North Grammar
North
James Wallace
Joan Wallace
Manchester
N. H
Wallaces
William Wallace
High Street
Philco Dealer Roy Stewart Attends Maine Meeting
Roy G. Stewart a local Philco dealer attended a Thursday meeting of Maine Philco dealers held in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy G. Stewart
Philco
Maine
Portland
Guests attend turkey banquet and engagement party in Florida and Brunswick
Mr and Mrs Ray Howe of Bath were among 47 guests at a Lane restaurant turkey banquet in St. Petersburg Florida hosted by George Waldron Pontiac dealer. Guests at an engagement party at the Brunswick home of Mr and Mrs Glenn R McIntire included Mr and Mrs Robert Mehl horn Mr and Mrs Stimpson Jr Mr and Mrs Edward Vose and Miss Marjorie Cushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Howe
Bath
Lane
St. Petersburg
Fla
George Waldron
Robert Mehlhorn
Stimpson, Jr
Edward Vose
Marjorie Cushing
Glenn R. McIntire
Brunswick
Frances Clark Heads to New Hampshire Visit
Mrs Frances Clark of 1530 Washington street left Saturday afternoon to spend a week with her son and his wife Mr and Mrs Melville Clark of Portsmouth New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Clark
Washington Street
Melville Clark
Portsmouth
N. H
Smiths Join Gannons for Icecapades Trip to Boston
Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith of 1218 High Street traveled Friday to Derry New Hampshire to join Mr and Mrs Lewis Gannon formerly of Bath. They then went to Boston on Saturday for the Icecapades event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Smith
High Street
Derry
N. H
Lewis Gannon
Bath
Boston
Patient Carl Crocker Treated After Leg Break at Memorial
Carl Crocker of Upper Washington Street is a patient at Memorial hospital with a broken leg. The report notes his injury and ongoing treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Crocker
Upper Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
White family visits Worcester son in Massachusetts
Mr and Mrs J Arthur White of Upper Washington street returned from Worcester Massachusetts where they visited their son and family Mr and Mrs Leslie White. Mr White remained as their guest for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur White
Upper
Washington Street
Worcester
Mass
Leslie White
Mr. White
Freeport Couple Guests of Andrews Road Residents
Mr and Mrs Russell Jeanette of Freeport were guests of Mr and Mrs Norman Adams of Andrews Road recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Jeanette
Freeport
Norman Adams
Andrews Road
Freestones Return to Schenectady After Holidays
Mr and Mrs David Freestone return to Schenectady New York after visiting Mrs Freestone s mother Mrs Carolyn Carpenter at 696 High Street over the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Freestone
Schenectady
N. Y
Mrs Herman and children visit Sandusky mother
Mrs. Charles Herman and her children Sandy Bobby and Donnie of Sandusky Ohio arrived for a month's visit with her mother Mrs. Jennie Allen at the Hotel Phoenix. Chief Machinist Mate Herman USN returned to duty Thursday after accompanying them here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Herman
Sandy
Bobby
Donnie
Sandusky, O
Jennie Allen
Hotel Phoenix
Herman
USN
Miss Audrey King Returns to Waterville After Holidays
Miss Audrey King arrived in Waterville after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur W King of 1 Edgett Street. She is a student at Colby College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Milliken
Sharon Ann
Augusta
Audrey King
Waterville
Arthur W. King
Edgett Street
Miss King
Colby College
Miss Burgess Resumes Teaching at Eliot Junior High
Miss Elizabeth H. Burgess returns to teaching duties at Eliot Junior High after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J Arthur Burgess. She resumes classroom duties following the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth H. Burgess
Burdette College Student Returns After Holiday Recess
Alan S. Wilkie, a Burdette College student, resumes studies after spending the holiday recess at his home on 2 Bowman Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan S. Wilkie
Burdette College
Bowman Street
Boynton Family Visits Hodgkins Over New Year Weekend
Mr and Mrs Harland E Boynton and son George of 192 North Street spent New Year s weekend with Mrs Boynton s sister and her husband Mr and Mrs William Hodgkins of Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brownrigg
Julia Brownrigg
Brownriggs
John Davidson
Waterville
Harland E. Boynton
George
North Street
Middleton Family Visiting Relatives in Bath Area
Mr and Mrs Henry Middleton and their children Sybil and Steven from Maywood Illinois are visiting Mrs Sybil Leonard in North Bath and Mr and Mrs George Middleton in Middle Street. The Middletons formerly lived at 44 Pratt Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Middleton
Sybil and
Stevens
Maywood, Ill
Middleton
Sybil Leonard
North Bath
Mr. Middleton
George Middleton
Middle Street
Middletons
Pratt Street
Dorothy Kocha Illness Confines City Clerk’s Secretary
Miss Dorothy Kocha secretary to the city clerk is confined to her home by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Stover
Freemont Street
Dorothy Kocha
Conners Buy Bangor House on Mountain View Avenue
Mr and Mrs Albert Conners recently moved from Denny road to Bangor and purchased a new home on Mountain View Avenue Bangor The move follows their relocation and home purchase in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Conners
Bangor
Denny—road
Mountain View Avenue
Barbara Hart Returns to University of Maine in Orono
Barbara Hart a sophomore at the University of Maine returned to Orono after spending the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Gart on Granite Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hart
University of Maine
Orono
Eugene Gart
Granite Street
Bath and Augusta Couples Visit Washington Street Host
Mr and Mrs Charles S Brown and Mr and Mrs Fred Lord of Augusta were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs James A Bimson on Washington street. The Browns former Bath residents attended a birthday tea inviting many friends. William A Niss attended the Dartmouth Outing Club 40th annual party at Mousilauke Lodge Warren NH Friday evening. Niss was president in 1936 and he passed Saturday in Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charless. Brown
Fred Lord
Augusta
James A. Bimson
Washington Street
Brown
Bath
William A. Niss
Dartmouth Outing Club
Mousilauke Lodge
Warren
N. H
Niss
Hanover
Vallieres to Travel from Capetown to Boston and Panama
Mr and Mrs Raymond Valliere and their two children Andrew and Dennise depart Capetown South Africa January 12 for Boston where Valliere will join the American legation in Panama City later. Mrs Valliere and the children will visit Bath for two months with her parents before joining him in Panama and returning to Bath in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond D. Valliere
Andrew
Dennise
Capetown
South Africa
Boston
Valliere
Panama
Panama City
Bath
Local Residents Report Illness and Family Updates
Frank L. Daley of 52 Beacon Street remains home ill for three weeks. Gorham New Hampshire couple Mr and Mrs Arthur Young and children Gail and Roger visited over the weekend and returned home. Young joins Charles F Cummings in a Berlin garage business venture. Mrs Carroll Watson hosted the Monday contract club for luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Daley
Beacon Street
Arthur Young
Gail
Roger
Gorham
N. H
Fe. Young
Frank Lemont
Washington Street
Mr. Young
Charles F. Cummings
Berlin
Carroll Watson
Emer son College aide returns to duties in Boston
Miss Sarah Libby Silverman resumed her work at Emer son College in Boston on Monday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Louis M Silverman of 175 Oak street. Mrs Harold Darling was a Portland weekend visitor. State Rep J Horace McClure and Mr and Mrs Charles F Cummings with daughter Sally traveled from New York City after attending the National Boat Show. Rev Canon Charles M Tubbs attended a Ken nebec Penobscot Clericus meeting at St Phillip's church in Wiscasset on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor L. Grainger
John G. Grainger
Lincoln Street
Bath
Columbia University
Miss Grainger
Morse High School
Westbrook Junior College
Connecticut
New York State
Sarah Libby Silverman
Emerson College
Boston
Louis M. Silverman
Oak Street
J. Horace McClure
Washington Street
Charles F. Cummings
Sally
New York City
Charles M. Tubbs
Kennebec-Penobscot
St. Phillip’s Church
Wiscasset
Mrs. Carroll Watson to visit relatives in Kalama and Victoria
Mrs. Carroll Watson leaves Thursday for several weeks visiting her brother and his wife, then goes to Victoria to spend time with her niece. City Councilman Thomas J. Cummings enters Memorial hospital for treatment. Mrs. Emery Rideout travels to Lewiston due to her brother James Cobb Sr.’s death. Cobb known in bowling circles as state and Lewiston Auburn champion. Philip Bickford and Wilson Fitzgerald visited friends in West Bath and Berry Mills. Robert Small of 100 High Street is a surgical patient at Maine General Hospital. Intentions to wed filed for Arthur Stilphen and Bertha Bailey. Virginia McDaniel celebrated her fourth birthday with family and friends. Reginald Sturgeon of Bangor visited the Clarks in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Watson
Charles J. Donnell
Kalamazoo
Mich
Victoria
B. C
Lloyd Jermaine
Emery Rideout
North Street
Lewiston
James A. Cobb
Central Maine General Hospital
Cobb
Lewiston- Auburn
Robert Small
High Street
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Virginia McDaniel
Robert W. McDaniel
Washington Street
Sandra Young
Richard Sinibaldi
Jean Sinibaldi
Norman Sinibaldi
Sarah Jewett
Norman Jewett
Butch Pye
Norman Alkazin
Betty Ayn Hart
Carol Ann Crist
Karen Soucier
Martha McNaughton
Robert McDaniel
Elks Leaders Visit Portland Lodge in District Meet
Edward J. McMann Maine Elks chairman reports Hyde Home Christmas party with crippled children. State President Leon F. Jones to visit Bath Lodge January 26. George W. Gallant exalted ruler and State Senator Joseph W. Larrabee attend Portland gathering with Maine Elks leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McMann
Maine Elks Association
George W. Gallant
Joseph W. Larrabee
Portland
Katz couple to return from Boston trip
Mr and Mrs Larry Katz of Andrews Road are expected back Wednesday after several days in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Katz
Andrews Road
Boston
Bath Societies Hold New Year Gift Exchange Meeting
Social Eight club met Tuesday last week with Mrs. Frances Guerette of West street for the New Year's tree and exchange of gifts. Lunch was served from a greens and candle decorated table. Present were Mrs. Ruth Puffer, Mrs. Alfte Rideout, Mrs. Flora Thayer, Mrs. Lucille Stilhen, Mrs. Edith Burnham, Mrs. Mary Stover, Mrs. Josephine Pinkham, Mrs. Susie Darrah, Mrs. Viola Melzard and guest Mrs. Phyllis Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Eight Club
Frances Guerette
West Street
Ruth Puffer
Alfte Rideout
Flora Thayer
Lucille Stilhen
Edith Burnham
Ary Stover
Josephine Pinkham
Susie Darrah
Viola Melzard
Phyllis Dauphin
Central Ladies' Aid Meeting Plans Men's Club Supper
Central church Ladies Aid met at the parish house with Mrs. Mary Larrabee and Mrs. Laforest E Hodgkins hosting. Emma Ehlers and Nellie Lord led a successful service table. Plans were made for a Men's club supper Tuesday evening with Ehlers Longley and Longfellow on the kitchen committee. Nellie Lord chaired the dining room and Nellie Page was hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church Ladies’ Aid
Mary Larrabee
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Emma Ehlers
Nellie Lord
Ehlers
Maude Longley
Charlotte Longfellow
Nellie Page
Teen Age Sewing Circle 4-H Meets at Central Grammar
The Teen Age Sewing Circle 4-H club met at Central Grammar School for luncheon. Marie Michaud called the meeting to order and Elaine Pinkham led the pledge. Katherine Lenfest spoke on Orono and was named among the best 4-H girls in Sagadahoc and Androscoggin counties. Members listed include Jean Brown Berry Bourget Cohen Johansen Cohen King Lemont Costain Michaud Talbot McDougal Pinkham Thompson Singer Bryant Brewer Freeman Batchelder Marquis Warner Holmes Wallace Lenfest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berenice Colby
Central Grammar School
Marie Michaud
Elaine Pinkham
Katherine Lenfest
Orono
Twin
Sagadahoc
Androscoggin
Jean Brown
Marjorie Bourget
Jean Berry
Marjory Bourget
Janet Cohen
Isabel Johansen
Ann Cohen
Barbara King
Helen Lemont
Kateri Costain
Mary Talbot
Harriet McDougal
Dorothy Thompson
Anne Singer
Sylvia Bryant
Norma Brewer
Marie Freeman
Joan Batchelder
Marcia Marquis
Hazel Warner
Marion Holmes
Catherine Wallace
South End P. T. A. Opens New Year Activities
The South End P. T. A. held its first meeting of the year at the hall. Candy bags were filled and given to Mitchell South and Weeks Street school children. They plan a supper for marine draftsmen on Jan 11 and urged attendance at the Huse school council meeting. Banners were awarded to several room groups. A carol sing and swap party followed, with refreshments served by room mothers. Next meeting is Feb 7 hosted by members without children in school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
P. T. A. Hall
Arthur Berry
Mitchell, South
Weeks Street
Marine
Orris Ames
Alvah Morse
Huse
Lillian Fisher
Mitchell School
Manley Grant
Fred Osgood
South Street
Edward Page
Lauriston Caton
Raymond Hutchins
A. G. Fry
Russell Merchant
John Marks
Clifford White
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Meets with Plan for Future
The West Virginia VFW Auxiliary held a meeting with Sister Mabel Talbot visiting from Worcester. Vera Talbot was installed as chaplain, upcoming plans include a rummage sale January 14, a public baked bean supper January 14, district inspection January 18, and the January 22 dedication of the new post home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mabel Talbot
Worcester
Mass
Vera Talbot
Harriett Otis
Post Home
Madelyn Child
Hazel Grant
Ethel Reed
Boothbay Harbor
Christine Wetherington
Post
District meeting closes with refreshments served
The post District chamber presiding conducted a meeting with refreshments served at the close by Doris Shooker and Christine Worthington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamdre Reo
Doris Shooker
Christine Wetherington
Postmen's Auxiliary Elect Local Officers
C Lloyd Hooker and members met at Mrs Athena Gillespie's home to install officers of the Letter Carriers Auxiliary Washington street. New officers include Mrs Ruby Hooker president Mrs Louise Varney vice president Mrs Irene Douglas secretary Mrs Harriet Carter treasurer and Mrs Marguerite Cornish mistress at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lloyd Hooker
State Branch
Athena Gillespie
Washington Street
Ruby Hooker
Louise Varney
Irene Douglas
Harriet Carter
Marguerite Cornish
Helping Hand Club Elects New Officers
The Helping Hand club met at Mrs. Emile Cyr’s home on High Street. Elected officers are Mrs. Cyr president, Mrs. Leland Green treasurer, and Mrs. Charles Swearingen secretary. Hostess was Mrs. Oliver Foster. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Francois Vaillan’s Bay home on State Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Cyr
High Street
Cyr
Leland Green
Charles Swearingen
Oliver Foster
En Bay
Francois Vaillancourt
State Road
Day's Ferry Mothers Club Meeting Highlights
The Day's Ferry Mothers club met at Mrs. Wallace Ham's home. They presented Miss Agatha Lennox with a phonograph for the school and planned a Jan 12 event at the schoolhouse. Prizes were won by several members including Mrs. Ruth Creamer and Mrs. Doris Carter. Next meeting Feb 2 at the schoolhouse with Lois Allen and Doris Carter co-hosting.
Winter Street Aid resumes meetings with pledges
Ladies Aid of Winter Street church met Friday after a holiday recess. President Mrs. Edgar Leavitt led a business session approving the Aid pledge to the church and a $5 donation to the Maine Council of Churches. Guest speaker Melvin Henderson spoke on floral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Winter Street
Edgar Leavitt
Maine Council of Churches
Lewis Gannon
Fred Higgins
John A. Greene
Arthur Nichols
Melvin Henderson
Raymond Welch
Fred E. Hooper
Fred Foote
Cosmpolitan Club Plans Mid Winter Conference In Augusta
The Cosmpolitan club held its monthly meeting. six large baskets of food were distributed to needy families at the Christmas tea. Maine Federation of Women's Clubs mid winter conference in Augusta January 25 26 features a colonial dinner with costumes optional and prizes for oldest and prettiest. Blaine House area will host events and by law revisions were postponed to January 18 for further discussion. Clarence Minott spoke on flower arranging with arrangements shown. refreshments were provided by several members and reservations for the card party were taken by Mrs Dennison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Maine State Federation of Women's Clubs
Augusta
Blaine House
Clarence Minott
Janet Gilmore
Harold Fish
Doris Billington
Alfred McCabe
J. Arthur Burgess
William W. Dennison
Dennison
New Year Party Held By Teen Age Sewing Circle 4-H Club
Members of the Teen Age Sewing Circle 4-H club held a New Year’s party at the Cosmopolitan club Tuesday of last week. Activities included games and a supper with white elephant and joke presents. Marie Michaud was president and reports were given by Elaine Pinkham and Janet Cohen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Marie Miehaud
Elaine Pinkham
Janet Cohen
Granville Colby
Kathryn Lenfest
Music program closes with student performances and crowd
Mercho solo Minute in G and other pieces featured a vocal duet by Marjorie Bourget and Paower. Mrs. Colby led the square dance instruction. Present were Carolyn Stace Janet Cohen Martha Brewer Hazel Warner Donna Guinn Ann Cohen J Brown Ann sr Marcia Marquis Marjorieget Isabelle Ohansen Madelyn Guerette Elsie Thayer Dorie Thompson Elaine Pinkham Helen Lermont Joan Batchelder Mimes Marie Michaud René Guinn and Patty Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercho
Pinkham
Marjorie Bourget
Paewer
Mrs. Colby
Carolyn Stace
Janet Cohen
Martha Norma Brewer
Hazel Warner
Donna Guinn
Ann Cohen
J Brown
Ann S R
Marcia Marquis Marjorieget
Isabelle Ohansen
Madelyn Guerette
Elsie Thayer
Dorie Thompson
Elaine Pinkham
Helen Lemont
Aeant
Joan Batchelder
M Mies
Marie Michaud
René Guinn
Patty Brewer
Kateon Auxiliary Holds All Day Session at G A R Hall
Kateon Auxiliary met Thursday for an all day session at the G A R hall. Activities included a quilt tacking session and a box lunch supper. President Helen agnon led the business meeting and a new member Mrs Marion Cummings was initiated. The group plans a membership drive and a six o clock covered dish supper followed later by sewing for Bath’s needy children. The next meeting is January 19 with Christmas tree included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest .Edgar Kateon
G. A. R. Hall
Helen Agnon
Ak R. Peine
Bath
Marion Cummings
Chatterabouts Elect Officers at House Meeting
The Chatterabouts met at Elaine Mitchell's home on Dummerstreet for a business meeting. Officers were elected and a social hour with refreshments followed. Attendees included Blanche Locke Mary McCrater Harriet Cotten Alberta Brooks Gladys Gamble and Elaine Mitchell. The next gathering will be at Blanche Locke's home on Cummings Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Mitchell
Dummerstreet
Blanche Locke
Mary McCrater
Harriet Cotten
Alberta Brooks
Gladys Gamble
Locke
Cummings Street
Fireside Club Dartball Evening At Winter Street
A small Fireside club gathering featured two dartball games as the Dodgers led by Bill Haggett defeated the Yankees led by Robert Lindgren 1-0 and 4-0. Ann MacLeod and Betty Newell led devotions. Ed win Pert oversaw the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Linwood Abbott
Dodgers
Bill Haggett
Yankees
Robert Lindgren
Ann MacLeod
Betty Newell
Edwin Pert
Hilda Bowers
William Haggett
Robert Shaw
Nequasset Mothers Club Holds January Meeting and Gift Exchange
Nequasset Mothers Club members gathered at Mrs. Ethel Blake's Woolwich home for the monthly business meeting and annual gift exchange. Hostess assisted by Violet Beals Ada Cross Marion Hanson and Gertrude Stacey. Next meeting planned at Kay Stevens State road in February with new members Elsie Stinson Tina Molson Kay Stevens and others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Mothers’ Club
Ethel Blake
Woolwich
Violet Beals
Ada Cross
Marion Hanson
Gertrude Stacey
Kay Stevens
State Road
Elsie Stinson
Tina Molson
Ethel Seegars
Evangeline Sparks
Midge Maass
Daisy Elwell
Alice Baker
Vera Fogg
Marjorie Woerter
Margaret Dodge
Ruby Stinson
Evelyn Baker
Winnegance Auxiliary Names Morse President
Mrs Elmer Morse was elected president of the auxiliary to the Winnegance Community Club at its annual election. Other officers elected include Mrs John Burgess vice president Mrs Danforth McDonald secretary re elected and Mrs Edwin Small treasurer re elected. This Thursday's meeting will be at the home of Mrs Walter Morse with Mrs Elmer Morse as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Morse
Winnegance Community Club
John Burgess
Danforth McDonald
Edwin Small
Walter Morse
Colonial Club Hosts Midyear Tournament Preview
Morse High School principal Raymond Farnham spoke to the Colonial club about wartime interviews with Army prisoners at Camp Edwards. Donald Wilson announced the first half of the annual tournament will feature Woodfords club of Portland with events in bowling cribbage pool billiards and bridge. About 60 contestants from Woodfords are expected. Last year Colonial won the local half and Woodfords won the Portland half in a close competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Farnham
Morse High School
Colonial Club
Camp Edwards
Donald Wilson
Woodfords’ Club
Portland
Woodfords
Colonial club nay revised by board meeting
The Colonial club was accepted as revised by the board of directors. The board received a vote of thanks for its work on the revision. After the meeting coffee and sandwiches were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Colonial Club
Pilgrim Fellowship Discusses Liberal Arts Path at Central Church
Morse High School Pilgrim Fellowship members heard a talk on the teaching profession and school courses. The speaker explained why certain subjects are required and advised students to pursue liberal arts first, then specialize in a chosen field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Farnham
Morse High School
Pilgrim Fellowship
Central Church
Cosmopolitan Garden Club Plans Reorganization
Cosmopolitan members met to plan the reorganization of the Garden club and set committees for the year. Mrs. Charles Eaton of Auburn will speak at a forthcoming luncheon as the federation president, with a Jan 16 gazel ines meeting urged for Cosmopolitan members. The project aims to be underway by February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Garden Club Club
Charles Eaton
Auburn
State Federation of Garden Clubs
Elizabeth Moffatt
Garden Club
Bath Rifle and Pistol Association Elects Officers
The Bath Rifle and Pistol association held its annual meeting and elected officers for 1950 with George Hartsgrove as president and Donald Wilson as vice president. Other officers include Arthur Hall secretary H E Cooke Jr treasurer Phil Staley Jr executive officer A D Bragg range officer and Vinal King official scorer. The Gold team led eight and one and the Blue team nine and zero in the first half of the BRP season as the league prepares to begin the second half next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rifle and Pistol Association
George Hartsgrove
Donald Wilson
Arthur Hall
H. E. Cooke, Jr
Phil Staley, Jr
A. D. Bragg
Vinal King
Central Church League Plans Dances and Auction
The Central Church League met to announce the next dance session on Friday evening January 20 at the parish house. The January Activities committee served apple pie ice cream and coffee. A scotch auction will be held at next Monday's meeting with members asked to bring an article. Hostesses for the event are Mrs Edward McMann and Mrs Colin Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
League
Donald Page
Clyde Ambrose
Herbert Page
Edward McMann
Colin Carlisle
Bath Ministers Hear Elwin Wilson on India Visit
Rev. Elwin L. Wilson of Orono Methodist church spoke at the Bath Ministers Association gathering at Corliss Street church. He described his India trip with illustrated slides, aided by his wife the author of Prince of Egypt. Rev. C. C. Sargent led the meeting and Lent services plan was outlined for release later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwin L. Wilson
Methodist Church of
Orono
Bath Ministers Association
Corliss Street
Wilson
India
Egypt
C. C. Sargent
Central Church Men's Club Roads Toward Scout Banquet and Card Party
The Central church Men’s Club met at the parish house with unusually large attendance. The Boy Scout Cub Pack sponsored by the club plans a Father-Son Banquet on February 28 to celebrate the Blue and Gold Anniversary. A card party is set for February 21 and a Women's League event for January 20. The meeting featured sound movies Desert Venture and Life On a Tanker by M. W. Sewall & Co with Leon Beal as projectionist and Praised for detail and industry insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church Parish House
Deering
Ladies’ Aid
Women’s League
M. W. Sewall & Co
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Gordon Holbrook
Liberty Street
Hubert Miller
Paul Watson
Liggett-Freeman
Edith M. Ham
Pearl Street
James L. Ham
Quincy, Mass
Rivia
Divia Greenblatt
Solomon K. Greenblatt
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Betty
Clifford
Edward Jr
George Parshley
Priscilla
Charles Dingley
Betty Dingley
Melvin Hodgkins
Charlie Burden
Sallyce
William Parks
Ildren
Barbara
Buddy
L. Dyer
David Dyer
Donald Brown
Ronald Dionne
Merrill Dickinson
Eleanor McRae
Leta Wilson
Priscilla Witham
Lillian Witham
Clifton Estes
Noble Avenue
Bailey Island
Elmer McFarland
Mechanic Street
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Harry M. Wilson
Harmon Eliason
Robert Dale
George J. Goodwin
C. F. Ockerbloom
Dean
Arlington
Elizabeth H. Young
Cobb Road
Young
Mary
Herbert Wing
Sengier
Ellen
Rupert H. Baxter
Contract Club
Lucy Bennett
Buckfield
D. Leroy Lord
Frances Johansen
Beverly Stilphen
Paul Strube
Spring Street
Orr's Island
Adelbert W. Hall
Bedford Street
Ernest G. Rogers
Trufant Street
St. John, N. B
William J. Keane
St. John General Hospital
Frederick P. Anns
Andrews
Edwin R. Andrews
Heath Jane
Robert Warren
Topsham
Roland MaclIntosh
Bertram A. Lenfest
Brooklyn
New England Baptist Hospital
Green Street
Eugene Stover
Boothbay
Joseph Mullaney
Denny Road
Claude
Gillette
Washington, D. C
Delray
Harold Darling
Drayton Road
Thomas J. Cummings
Philip Bickford
Houston
Maurice Greenlaw
West Bath
Wilson Fitzgerald
Berry Mills Road
Paul Heath
South Portland
Arthur Burton Stilphen
Bertha Louise Bailey
Reginald Sturgeon
David Clark
Wiahington Street
Bath Societies
Central Ladies’ Aid
South End P. T. A
Wv. F. W. Auxiliary
Postmen’s Auxiliary
Helping Hand Club
Day’s Ferry
Winter Street Aid
Kateon
Chatterabouts Club
Fireside Club
Nequasset Club
Winnegance
Cosmo Garden Club
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!