Bath Society Notes Hint at Snowbound Holidays and Moves
Bath residents share news of gatherings, travels, births, and illnesses. Bertha Whittum remains ill. Harry and Harold Tobey visit family. Edward DeLong and others relocate or return from Norfolk and Brewer. Brig-Gen George Achison serves in the Far East, and Dartmouth appoints Ernest Marshall as teaching fellow.
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Ernest W. Marshall
Laconia
N. H
Dartmouth College
Pres
John Sloan Dickey
Marshall
Laconia High School
Dartmouth
Pacific
H. R. Annig
Milan Street
Bath
Mes Zine Eaton Moves Into 1030 Middle Street
Mes Zine Eaton relocated to 1030 Middle Street in a short move noted in local records. The entry lists the residence change without additional family details or dates.
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Eaton
Community Notes and Social travels from Bath area
Rev David L Wilson pastor emeritus preached at Georgetown Center church Sunday. Corp H M Sewall USMC stationed at Yorktown left for New York City to visit family. Charles F Cummings Raymond D Cummings and Edward A Cummings went to New York for several days. Wallace H Winslow and son and Paul McCole left for New York to attend the motor boat show. George A Baker visiting Woodfords with daughter Mrs Charles Doten and Mrs Whitman Mitchell. Bath residents attended tea for Mrs Sumner Sewall at Eastland Hotel. Louis Edmond Vachon USN son of Charles B Vachon graduated from Aviation Fundamentals School in Jacksonville. Mrs Russell Hitchcock hosted the Monday Contract Club at her Washington Street home. Mr and Mrs Joseph Getchell left Bangor for California to visit Mack C Flewelling and family. Getchell, Alfred Flewelling of Singer, and Mr and Mrs M Y Lewis of 81 Washington Street were guests at Brigham's Cove.
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Corp
H. M. Sewall
U.S.M.C
Yorktown
New York City
Washington Street
George A. Baker
Milan Street
Charles Doten
Portland
Woodfords
Whitman Mitchell
Louis Edmond Vachon
USN
Charles B. Vachon
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Jacksonville
Fla
Joseph Getchell
Bangor
California
Thompson Welcomes Daughter Mary Ann at Maine General
A daughter named Mary Ann was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Thompson of Middle Street at Maine General Hospital. She weighed seven pounds eight and one half ounces. Mrs. Thompson is Barbara Kenney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kenney of Bath Street. The couple also mentions Margaret Fellena Ann. Marriage intentions were recorded at City Hall for Miss Eleanor R Jewett of Bath and Philip C Willey of East Brunswick. Jewett is the daughter of Mr. Erastus Jewett of Winslow Street.
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John Bartlett
Danforth
Sharyn Ann
Bartlett
Katherine Campbell
Lester Campbell
Washington Street
North End
Cedrick
Andrews Road
Memorial Hospital
Albert W. Thompson
Middle Street
Maine General Hospital
Mary Ann
Thompson
Barbara Kenney
Russell Kenney
Bath Street
George Pottle
Margaret Fellena Ann
City Hall
Eleanor R. Jewett
Bath
Philip C. Willey
East Brunswick
Miss Jewett
Erastus Jewett
Winslow Street
Birth of Son to Capt and Mrs Leeds of Pullman
Cards announce the birth of a son to Captain John C. Leeds Jr. and Mrs Leeds on January 2 in Pullman Washington, their third wedding anniversary. The baby is named William Carroll Leeds. Captain Leeds served in the European theater with the U S Army Air Forces and Mrs Leeds with the Red Cross. Leeds, née Maryees Carroll, is the daughter of Harry J Carroll. She was a Ti ety reporter for a time while pursuing her studies.
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John C. Leeds, Jr
Pullman
Wash
William Carroll Leeds
Leeds
Red Cross
Maryees
Harry J. Carroll O
Tiety Reporter
Death summons reach families across towns
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Metcalf of Dromore and Mrs. Julia Coombs of Portland were summoned by the death of John Evans, a former Bathman, prompting Mr. Metcalf and Missiles to return while Mrs. Metcalf stays with her sister Mrs. Evans in Wollaston Mass. Alfred G. Fry of Philadelphia visits the city, while Mr. and Mrs. B. Carney return to Green Street after visiting Mrs. Carney’s sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. John S. Boyd of Haddonfield New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Metcalf
Dromore
Col
B. Carney
Green Street
Citizen Marines appoint Raber as Volunteer Officer
Raber is named Volunteer Officer for the Citizen Marines unit serving the local community. The appointment emphasizes duty and community service within the organization.
Morse High School Student Council Notes and Club News
Joy Olsen and others preside over council discussions on a school handbook under the Guidance department. Reports from Auditorium Acoustics and Cheerleading committees are heard, with a committee to review the Athletics Prizes at graduation. The council starts Morse High Notes column and promotes a mystery play Home Sweet Homicide. Proceeds benefit the senior class trip fund. Girls’ Athletic Association forms a constitution and sells pennants, programs, and awards as basketball and intramural activities begin. New Home Economics club forms with officers and advisers. Phi-Bi-Chem club prepares to welcome new members. Cartoon Carnival slated at Morse High School auditorium. details to follow.
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Joy Olsen
Mary Cipoten
Hengy Powe
Sally Foot Posse
Beers
Counseil
Morse High
Ono H Igh
Pierre Guichard
LeLons
Hives
Lelong
France
Becky
Loin Col
le Francais
Bath
Home Sweet Homicide
Girls’ Athletic Association
Morse High School
Millan
Cer
Valentan
Morse
the Institute Learning Home
Bisson
Helen Cook
Barbara Green
Miss Jenson
Miss Craft
Morse High Phon
Vague club meeting notes outline roles and voting
The fragment lists names and positions such as president secretary and assistant, with mentions of a meeting, votes, and the first peaceng business. It indicates a scheduled Monday meeting and member calls, but many words are garbled leaving partial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youn Hunt
Tee
Haney
Rae
Auxiliary Meeting Notes From Veteran Signals Unit
The V. F. W. Auxiliary met Wednesday and were served by S. Grant and Mrs. Marion. The next meeting date is to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran Signals
Grant
Marion
Far and Near Society Hosts Luncheon at Corliss Street
A Corliss Street gathering hosted by Mrs. doyed featured a fruit salad dessert and hot tea. Hosts led by Mrs. Mabel Wheel ee, with attendance from Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Pr Previe, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Towle, and Mrs. Bridges, welcomed two new members.
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Corliss Street
Mabel Wheelee
Merton Wright
Inner Wheel Meeting and Community Fund Affairs
Voted actions show a plan to contribute 150 dollars, including 50 dollars in addition to a prior 100 dollar pledge. References to refunds, a hospital, and a hostess named Loring appear amid fragmented notes.
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Osha
Loring R Jhostess
Mrs Hodgkins and Vv Kennedy Lead Program
Mrs Hodgkins and Vv Kennedy will oversee the program, directing activities and coordinating speakers for the event.
Lionesse Meeting Reports and Club Activities
The report details a Lionesse gathering with word of a new skating wear support and a skit by Kiam Niss. Members moved to the living room pews, with several women named including Mrs Seth Siete and Mrs Harry McNa Racer. The note lists the next Corn club meeting date and the roster of committee members Ro land McIntosh Mrs Cecil Ful re and Mrs Michael Rear.
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Lapie
Marvel
Lioesses
Kiam Niss
Joe Ide
Seth Siete
Harry McNa Racer
Roland McIntosh
Cecil Fulre
Michael Rearon
Teen-age 4 H Club Sewing Circle Meets After Noon
The Teen-age 4 H Club Sewing Circle gathered after noon with Mrs. Granville Colby. Kathryn Lenfest reported on the chapter and was named the local group’s outstanding member at the Bath club conference. Members present included Ann McLeod Helen Olsen Doris White Doris Alexander Jean Le Elaine Renshaw Seanna Aert Jean Brow nthy Landry Jane s a garet Bennett Macy Leonard Carolyn Stac pole Theresa Keyton Alice Plummer. Guests were Judy Summerton and Mary McDorr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Colby
Kathryn Lenfest
Oro Mi Tandon
Iss Len
Bath Club
Ann McLeod
Helen Olsen
Doris White
Doris Alexander
Jean le
Elaine Renshaw
Seanna Aert
Jean Brown Thy Landry
Anes A Garet Bennett Macy Leonard
Carolyn Stac Pole
Theresa Keyton
Alice Plummer
Goves Stover
Judy Summerton
Mary McDorr
Wesley Church Women Install Officers at Vestry Meeting
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Wesley Methodist Church met in the vestry. Mrs Alfred Ives installed officers including President Madelyn Small and Miss Sarge Rogers. A social hour followed with refreshments by Mrs Walter Upham and Mrs Willard McLain. New Orleans note appears as a separate line.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Methodist Church
Tuesos
Alfred Ives
Aip
Madelyn Small
Sarge Rogers
S. Charles Swearingen
Jennie Walker
Willard
Temple
Llewellyn Rogers
Kmen
Texual Life Committee
Walter
Fireside Club Shares Favorite Records at Winter Street Meet
Sunday evening the Fireside club at Winter Street held a meeting where members shared a favorite record and explained its appeal. Each person selected a track and then played it, featuring Frank Warren’s Mares from Bates College as the centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Frank Warren
Bates College
Central church fellowship meeting report
A church fellowship meeting was held at the home of a leader. Attendees discussed community outreach and plans for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Lpilgrim Fellowship
Read Tee Olen Ofa
Fragments from an odd line hint at a lone message
A garbled excerpt presents a cryptic phrase that resembles speech or coded text. No clear event names dates or places are readable, leaving the exact meaning and context uncertain.
Potter ted representative to Maine Jubil elation meetings
unclear text describes Potter ted representative to attend Maine Jubil elation meetings next month. Agnes to be their guest. A publicer will be served Saturday at five. Mentions Suse Darra, Mrs. Dorothy Perry, and Mrs. Agnes.
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Rah Potter Ted
Maine
Agnes
Suse Darra
Dorothy
Perry
Agnes Y
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Central Congregational Church
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Edward A. Cummings
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