Mothers Day Tea at Cosmopolitan Club
The Cosmopolitan club hosted its annual Mothers Day tea Sunday from four to six at 894 Washington Street. Over 75 mothers and daughters attended, with Mrs. Paul G. Bagdikian chairing and Mrs. Clinton D. Wilson presenting a paper on safer motherhood. The program featured singing, an illustrated song M O T H E R, and a Brahms Cradle Song, followed by tea and floral decorations from Kennebec Greenhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Washington Street
Paul G. Bagdikian
Lina Andrews Ross
Isadore Singer
John H. Perkins
Carl F. Pierce
Joseph I. Smith
Clinton D. Wilson
Wilson
Zamenick
Department
Paul L. Boudreau
George A. Churchill
A. Elizabeth Colby
Eleanor P
William E. Palmer
Boudreau
Dennison
Lowell
Hersom
Kennebec
William S. Newell
Ruth H. Farnham
Alice F. Johnson
Miriam W. Kimball
Eleanor P. Danforth
Frank Davis
Barbara E. Fisher
Amy A. Irish
Eva J. Gaudet
Helen E. Hartwell
Mildred G. Nichols
Hiram T. Stevens
Missionary Society Has Fine Meeting At Topsham Home
The Far and Near Missionary Society of Corliss Street church met at Mrs. Crystal Naugler’s Summer street home in Topsham. Despite poor weather, guests enjoyed sewing, a brief program, and a comfortable gathering with a fire brightening the damp afternoon. A business meeting is slated for May 21 at Mrs. Chaney’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Naugler
Summer Street
Topsham
Agnes Harris
Missionary Society of Corliss
Preble
Frank A. Purington
M. Eugene Watson
Frank W. Preble
William A. Hill
Ambrose S. MacFadden
Chester A. Plant
Chaney
Fred E. Bragg
John C. Wright
John A. Towle
Merton Wright
Ephraim French
Carrie H. Trott
Rowland Hanscom
John L. Russell
Walter L. Blethen
Park Street
Club Garret Meeting Plans Tea for Mothers
The monthly Club Garret meeting approved a Silver tea for this Thursday from four to six in the club rooms for mothers and friends. Members welcomed three new admissions: Miss Louise Trainer Miss Evelyn Plummer and Mrs. Maurice Deering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Garret
Louise Trainer
Evelyn Plummer
Maurice Deering
Hazzards Return From Florida Winter Months
R P Hazzard the Gardiner shoe maker and his wife have returned from Sarasota Florida where they spent the winter months Mr Hazzard a keen fisherman was elected president of the Sarasota County Anglers Club at their recent annual meeting before leaving for home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Hazzard
Phippsburg Social Roundup Includes Weddings and Visits
Phippsburg residents host and visit relatives across Maine and beyond. The list covers McCourt family news with Christine McCourt and Walter Rines's marriage announced in Chebeague, visits to and from Bath, Topsham, Cranberry Point, and Port Edward Island, plus welfare clubs and local gatherings. Families, guests, and travelers from Roxbury, Portsmouth, Haverhill, and Winneganee are mentioned along with local civic activities and a May 18 property meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. McCourt
Carol
Ceres
Charles V. Minott
Roxbury
Mass
Adele Woodward
Topsham
Center School
Irving Harrington
Hezekiah Harrington
Cranberry Point
William R. Bowie
Prince Edward Island
Lester Oliver
Bath
J. Hamilton McCourt
Center Post Office
Milton Webber
Chebeague Island
Christine L. McCourt
Walter F. Rines
Portsmouth
Rines
Chebeague
Mattie Cutting
Ray F. Campbell
William W. Hosmer
Small Point
Delia Bolton
Omar R. Perry
James Perry
Annie Derwent
Welfare Club
Dromore
Samuel Stokes
Dr. Stokes
Parker Head
Omar Perry
Winneganee
Thomas C. Hughes Hazel Feere
Tenant's Harbor
George C. Pease
William R. Barbour
John F. Leach
Malden
Turner McCarty
Parker
Gardiner Rogers
Sally
Edward Hawkes
Edward
Harold Atwood
H. B. Woodman
Bertha Atwood
Gilbert Atwood
Lewiston
Ladies Aid of
Dromore Grange
Marion Rafnell
Weeks Street
Grange Hall
Phippsburg News
Legion Plans Memorial Day Events and Ball
At a Roland Smith Post meeting plans discussed for the Memorial Day parade and the Auxiliary lunch after. The Files Post Legion Band from Brunswick will head the parade. A May 28 ball at the Arcade features a ten minute drill by Auburn Post Auxiliary degree team. Mrs Sumner Sewall donated a hedge for Legion grounds. Cleanup Night on May 13 calls members to bring lawn tools and report at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Smith Post
Post
Files Post Legion
Brunswick
Arcade
Hart
Auburn Post
Sumner Sewall
Bath Garden Club
Legion
Waldo Weston
Gardiner Rogers
Funeral for James Thomas Mc Mahan of Five Island
James Thomas Mc Mahan of Five Island is laid to rest in the Five Islands cemetery after a Wednesday afternoon funeral at Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence in Bath. Rev. Walter Schoepfer presided. Four sons Alfred Chester Clarence and Farl McMahan served as bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thomas McMahan
Five Island
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Bath
Walter Schoepfer
Georgetown Center
Alfred
Chester
Clarence
Farl McMahan
Five Islands
Mrs Lundrigan's Funeral In St Marys Church
The funeral for Mary E. Lundrigan widow of Edward Lundrigan was held Wednesday at eight in St Marys church with Rev. David P. Surette officiating. Bearers were James Crane John Crane Arthur Tracy and Thomas Tracy. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Lundrigan
Edward Lundrigan
St. Mary's Church
David P. Surette
James
John Crane
Arthur
Thomas Tracy
Oak Grove
Labor Commissioner Charles O. Beals Dies
Charles O. Beals of Augusta Maine longtime Labor and Industry Commissioner died suddenly at 64 from a heart attack at his home He had served as Deputy Commissioner since 1917 and led the department since 1924 He was active in labor affairs including leading the State Federation of Labor from 1906 to 1913 and his duties had recently increased amid the Lewiston Auburn shoe strike situation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Beals
Augusta
Maine
Labor and Industry
Beals
State House
Roscoe A. Eddy
Percival P. Baxter
Ralph O. Brewster
Lewis O. Barrows
Auburn
State Federation of Labor
Lewiston
State Department of Labor Industry
Carl E. Milliken
Governor Honors Beals As Labor Advocate In Maine
Governor Lewis O Barrows praised Charles O Beals Augusta Maine Commissioner of Labor and Industry for his efficient service and advocacy of labor interests Beals was recently reappointed for another term and cited as key to Maine s high organized labor standards by the Governor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis O. Barrows
Charles O. Beals
Augusta
Maine
Beals
Labor Commissioner Beals Dies En Route to Bath Hearings
Beals a Bath native with five years of ill health suddenly died while preparing to attend hearings at City hall. He had Auburn roots in the cigar trade, served as a state representative, and was appointed deputy labor commissioner before becoming commissioner after Roscoe Eddy's death. He leaves a wife Lottie McIntire and three sisters including Carrie Avery, Cleveland, and others in Quincy and Boston areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beals
Bath
City Hall
Benjamin and
Lucy
Winslow) Beals
Auburn
Labor and Industry
Roscoe G. Eddy
Eddy
Lottie McIntire
Phippsburg
Carrie Avery
Quincy, Mass
Fred Titcomb
Cleveland, O
Lawrence Vail
Beals Family Ties Highlight Bath Street Railway Era
Saugus Mass appears in a family notice listing six nieces and four nephews with spouses and locations in Arlington Saugus Cleveland Bath Chicago and Sagadahoc Ferry. An aunt Ida M Beals of Sagadahoc Ferry also named. The obituary mentions a young man Mr Beals and his brothers the late Burt and George Beals who worked for the old Bath Street Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saugus
Mass
Henry Bourne
Arlington
Thelma Oliver
Alton Wright
Edward Bohlken
Quincy
James Smith
Cleveland
Dorothy Levesque
Brunswick
Charles Avery
Bath
Roland
Alton Avery
Donald Beals
Chicago
Ill
Ida M. Beals
Sagadahoc Ferry
Mr. Beals
Burt and
George Beals
Old
Bath Street Railway
Bath Modern Woodmen Receive High Honors
Members of Bath Camp 7407 Modern Woodmen of America earned major honors at the State Camp quadrennial convention held in Water ville. Fred L. Stover was appointed major of the Foresters department, Fred A. Bowie was elected State Advisor, and Roscoe P. Higgins joined two national delegates heading to Chicago for Head Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Woodmen of America
Waterville
Fred L. Stover
Bath Camp
Foresters Department
Maine
New England
Bangor
Fred A. Bowie
Sagadahoc
Roscoe P. Higgins
Chicago
Canavan
Calais
Bowie
George Berube
Lewiston
Bathcamp
Elmwood Hotel
Mr. Stover
Higgins
Charles C. Toothaker
Emil Guillet
M. W
Ralph Boardman
Wilbur Ketchum
Harry Warner
Joseph Wilson
Squaw club hosts Mrs Cogges. next meeting planned
Mrs Orman Cogges entertained Squaw club members Thursday evening at her home. The upcoming Thursday night meeting will be with Mrs Herbert Morse. Mrs Emaline Garnett of Cambridge Mass returned after a two weeks visit at Mrs Catherine Mullaney's Park street home with her son George Garnett who broke an arm after a tree fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orman Cogges
Squaw Club
Herbert Morse
Emaline Garnett
Cambridge
Mass
Catherine Mullaney
Park Street
George Garnett
Gardenier Family Hosts Mothers Day Visit in Portland
Mr and Mrs James Gardenier and their sons James Jr and Robert of upper High street spent the weekend in Portland as Mothers Day guests of Mr Gardenier’s mother Mrs Mary Gardenier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gardenier
James Jr
Robert
Upper High Street
Portland
Mr. Gardenier
Mary Gardenier
Mary Greenleaf
Gilbert Greenleaf
Mildred
Amos
James
Robert, Jr
Willis Colby
Nequasset
Earl Richardson
Trudy
Robert Greenleaf
Popham Beach Social News and Local Visitors
Mrs Margaret Stover motored to Bath with George E Hoyt of Richmond visiting in Bath. Mr and Mrs Roland Sudds and daughter Viola of Auburn joined Capt Eugene W Osgood at the lighthouse reservation. Barbara Sprague returns from North Yarmouth Academy for weekend with her father. The church school closed for summer, attendance cards given, plants awarded to those with perfect attendance. Dozens of Bath visitors, repairs at Popham Light and runway by Hanaford Miller and Harold Colbert. Locals including Capt Leon Fickett and Mrs Maxwell Powers appear in town. The cottage owned by Mrs Powers and the late Dr Maxwell Powers sold to Roscoe Shaw. Community beano party held with May Day decorations. door prize won by Mrs Susie Spinney. Several Bath visitors noted and a storm damaged shore road to old Fort Popham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stover
Bath
George E. Hoyt
Richmond
Ethel Osgood
Fred
Roland Sudds
Viola
Auburn
Eugene W. Osgood
Light House
Walter Sprague
Portland
Barbara Sprague
North Yarmouth Academy
Care
David Drake
Eugene, Jr
Joseph Stover
Bertha Newdick
Madelyn Bridges
Daupite
Marion
Pass Wyman
Walter Williams
West Georgetown
G. E. McNulty
Norman Perkins
Blanchard Crowley
Fred Osgood
Hanaford Miller
Harold Colbert
U. S
Popham
Long Island
Seguin
Leon Fickett
Pond Island
Maxwell Powers
Powers
Roscoe Shaw
Pauline Morong
Shirley Morong
E. W Stover
Huntley
Eva Dobbin
Jonesport
Annie Stacey
Moses T. Chandler
Harry Spencer
Brighton
Spencer
Wellington
Marguerite McNally
Perlie Chandler
Marie Leonard
Betty
Charles
Kenneth
Ariene
Susie Spinney
Frank Scott
Shirley Ee
Pauline Morany
Dobbin
Ning Tarrabee Geunonnerrs
Stanley Perkins
Caryl Drake
Walter Oliver
Elivbeth Oliver
Mondas
Rbriaantr
Ernest Olver
Westport community notes on residents and local work
A Westport gathering records attendees including Ross Bento Hora Jone Ellsworth Colles Edward Cromwell Lawrence Colby Walter Frank Robert Greenleaf and Willace Beaton Brim Jewett. local residents Ross and Walter Greenleaf in Mechanic Falls. Flossie Gilmore from Woburn at her cottage. Saytam Creek and Hubbard's Point visitors. road work on Knights Hill slowed by rain. Wis cassette landing work begins for a temporary Westport Ferry boat ahead of a bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves Cathwand
Wonder
Ross Bento Hora Jone
Ellsworth Colles
Edward Cromwell
Lawrence Colby
Walter Frank
Robert Greenleaf
Willace Beaton
Brim Jewett
Arthur Stearns
Hoa Swanton
Flossie Gilmore
Woburn
Charles Hanley
Belmont Werre
Saytam Creck
Amos Kmehts
Hagcetts Garage
Mechanic Falls
Kniehts Hill
Walter
Frank Greenleaf
Bria Jewett
Jonas Kniehts
Herbert Cromwell
Wiscasset
Westport Ferry
Obituary for George B. Sarkis of Bath
George B. Sarkis 53 longtime Bath resident died after brief illness at home 745 Middle Street Born in Mount Lebanon Syria to Bashara and Meschia Sarkis He survived by wife four sons Arthur Ernest George and Henry Sarkis two daughters Sally and Mary Sarkis two brothers John and Joseph Sarkis and several nephews and nieces He belonged to Modern Woodmen of America and St Marys church Funeral is Thursday morning at St Marys church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Sarkis
Hyde Windlass Co
Middle Street
Mount Lebanon
Syria
Bashara
Meschia Sarkis
Bath
Arthur
Ernest
George
Henry Sarkis
Sally
Mary Sarkis
John
Joseph Sarkis
Modern Woodmen of America
St Mary's Church
St. Mary's Church
Mrs Sarah W Aderton Dies At 62 In Bath Home
Mrs Sarah W Aderton 62 wife of Chester Aderton died Tuesday about eight at her Bedford street home of a stroke after an illness of more than six years She was born in Litchfield March 31 1875 a daughter of True and Marietta Woodbury She lived in Litchfield until her marriage and then moved to Bath where she resided over 40 years She was a member of the Peoples Church and the auxiliary of T W Hivdecamp Sons of Union Veterans Surviving are her husband former Sagadahoc Counts deputy sheriff and two daughters Miss Florence N Aderton and Miss Minnie E Aderton both of Bath Funeral will be held Friday at two at the home 62 Bedford Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah W. Aderton
Chester Aderton
Bedford Street
Aderton
Litchfield
True
Marietta Woodbury
Litchidd
Mr Aderton
Bath
People's Church
T. W. Hivdecamp
Sagadanoc
Florence N. Aderton
Minnie E. Aderton
Mary E Warner 63 Bath resident dies at Herheime
Mary E Warner wife of Daniel H Warner aged 63 died Tuesday at Herheime 221 Middle Street born Nobleboro lived in Bath many years. Survived by four sons Clarence Harry John Maurice Warner all of Bath, three daughters Lillian Farrington Hallowell Laura Gicenhaf Arrowsic and Mrs Walter Cressey Bath, one sister Della Dickinson Richmond. Active in T W Hyde auxiliary S of U. Funeral Thursday at two at her home Rev George B Wolstenholme People Baptist church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary FE. Warner
Daniel H. Warner
Herheime
Middle Street
Nobleboro
Bath
Clarence
Harry John
Maurice Warner
Lillian Farrington
Hallowell
Laura Gicenhaf
Arrowsic
Walter Cressey
Della Dickinson
Richmond
T. W
Murray Funeral for Mrs Beryl E Murray
Funeral held Wednesday at two in Fred S Curtis Funeral Home for Beryl E Murray wife of Horace F Murray of 9 Tarbox Street with Rev Frederick P Moffatt officiating. Bearers were Rupert Lewis Charles Freeman Kenneth Murray Fenton Moore and Daniel Williams. Burial in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl E
Horace F. Murray
Tarbox Street
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street
Rupert Lewis
Charles, Freeman
Kenneth Murray
Fenton Moore
Daniel Williams
Oak Grove
Hyde camp invited by Andrews Auxiliary in Rockland
The T. W. Hyde camp S of A V and Auxiliary have been invited by Andrews Auxiliary of Rockland to be their guests next Saturday May 15. A large delegation is expected. Supper will be served from 5:35 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde
S. of A. V
Andrews Auxiliary
Rockland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Missionary Society
CLUB
Garret Meeting
J. T. M.mahan
LABOR
Bath Modern Woodmen
Foresters
Department of First Regiment
Popham Beach
Nina Larrabee
Larrabee
Eugene Stover
E. E. Drake
P. FE. Chandler
Ollie Spinney
Westport
Hylan Jewett
Colin Dunn
Hubbard's Point
Chevrolet
Fisher
General Motors
LET Motor Division
General Motors Sales Corpore
Bath, Maine
Tel
Chester C. Aderton
Mary E. Warner
Mrs. Murray
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