Bath residents attend Sothern recital at Memorial hall Brunswick
The Bath crowd gathered at Memorial hall in Brunswick to hear E H Sothern perform Hamlet Othello and Our American Cousin. The program included poems from If I Were King and recollections of his father and early theater life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Shaw
Frank A. Hodgdon
Ruth Hodgdon
Arthur Sewall
James A. Bimson
Frank A. Small
John McInnes
Miriam W. Kim
Beatrice Noyes
Arthur Hagan
Henry C. Wright
Frederick E. Drake
Bath
E. H. Sothern
Memorial Hall
Brunswick
Southern
Europe
King
Mr. Sothern
Walter V. Wentworth
Bowdoin College
Ex City Sanitarian Delivers Lab Inventory to City Hall
Ex City Sanitarian Chester S. Kingsley handed the equipment inventory from the laboratory in City hall to the State Department of Health in Augusta and gave keys to City Messenger Harold W. Child, custodian of the building. M. C. Perkins of A. Hallet & Co. spent the weekend at home in Kennebunkport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester S. Kingsley
Charles H. Cahill
City Hall
State Department of Health
Augusta
Harold W. Child
M. C. Perkins
A. Hallet & Co
Kennebunkport
Bath merchant transfers to larger Woolworth store
Charles Heath longtime manager of the Wiese crt a store in Bath is moved to the Meriden Connecticut Woolworth branch. Heath, a Bath favorite, has spent seven years with Woolworths after starting at the Brockton Store and is a native of Brockton Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Heath
Bath
Meriden
Conn
Mr. Heath
Woolworth
Mrs Covel Improving at Home After Illness
Mrs Ralph C Covel confined to her home at 716 Middle Street for nearly three weeks is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph C. Covel
Middle Street
Beacon street basketball captain heads to New York and Washington
Raymond Parks and his sister and her husband depart by automobile for New York City to join his father Alfred Parks. The group will then drive to Washington D C to visit friends. Mr and Mrs Mark Lanedon Hill of Portland announce the birth of daughter Marion weighing seven and a half pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Parks
Beacon Street
E. Forest Lewis
New York City
Mr. Park
Alfred Parks
Washington, D. C
Mark Lanedon Hill
Portland
Marion
Arizona Republican Gold Spot edition features Norton family memories
Mrs. Arthur Norton of High street recalls eight years in the Salt River valley as Arizona receives the Gold Spot edition of the Arizona Republican. The 21 section New Year issue showcases Grand Canyon petrified forests and other scenic wonders along with episodes from the Norton family residence in the colorful state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Norton
High Street
Salt River Valley
Arizona
Arizona Republican
Grand Canyon
Petrified Forests
Nortons
Third Grade Substitutes at Dike School
Mrs Natalie Daley substitutes in the third grade during the absence of the regular teacher Mrs Harry L Horne at Dike school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Daley
Dike School
Harry L. Horne
Music supervisor resumes duties after week at home
Miss Carrie E. Shaw, supervisor of music, returned to work Monday morning following a week of confinement at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Frederick P Shaw 18 Green street due to a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie E. Shaw
Frederick P. Shaw
Green Street
Nurse Dorothy Huggard Completes Training at City Hospital
Miss Dorothy Huggard graduate nurse, City hospital, finished training on January 7 after making up 107 lost days due to ill health. She will live with her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Huggard on Mechanic street and plans to take private cases. She attended six months of special training at Boston City hospital and is Morse High School class of 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Huggard
The
City Hospital
Herbert Huggard
Mechanic Street
Huggard
Boston City Hospital
Morse High
Miss Belle Heald Returns From Bedford Street Visit
Miss Belle Heald has returned to Georgetown after calling on Mrs. E. B. Billings on Bedford street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Heald
Georgetown
E. B. Billings
Bedford Street
Maine Women’s Federation Leaders in Washington Visit
Representative Wallace H. White Jr hosts a Capitol luncheon for Mrs Edna Hutchins president of the Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs and Anna Witherle Castine former president with Mrs John T Scholfield Portland director of the General Federation. They travel to the General Federation meeting and a war causes conference. Also present were Reps John E Nelson Donald Snow and Mrs Snow John O Tilson. Mill Pond Ice Co begins harvesting its ice crop on Sewall mill pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace H. White, Jr
Capitol
Edna Hutchins
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Anna Witherle
Castine
John T. Scholfield
Portland
General Federation
Washington
Maine Federation
John E. Nelson
Donald Snow
Maine
Social Auction and Contract Party Held at High Street Home
Mrs. Rodney E. Ross hosted a Thursday afternoon event with seven tables of auction and contract. Topsham’s Mrs. Bruce H. M. White led contract scoring, followed by Mrs. Seth S Mailin and Mrs. W. S. Newell. Flora Main won the auction prize with Helen Downing runner up. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Byron F. Barker and Mrs. John McInnes. Out of town guests included Mrs. White of Topsham and Mrs. John Baxter of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney E. Ross
High Street
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
Seth S Mailin
W. S. Newell
Flora Main
Helen Downing
Byron F. Barker
John McInnes
White
John Baxter
Brunswick
Mrs Ralph Wright Resumes Duties After Illness
Mrs Ralph Wright returns to duties at Shaw's on Monday after a week of home confinement at 99 Dummer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wright
Shaw's
Dummer Street
Recovery progress for A. C. Buzzo in Coatesville
Friends report A. C. Buzzo former Golding Feldspar Co. manager at Georgetown is steadily improving at home in Coatesville Pa after two and a half months in hospital He returned home at Christmas and can walk outside though he cannot use his right hand due to a deep wrist cut also noting Miss Sarah Creel of New York City visiting Bath as guest of Mrs John Wilson of the Edns Mae Shoppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Buzzo
Golding Feldspar Co
Georgetown
Coatesville
Sarah Creel
New York City
Bath
John Wilson
Edns Mae
Winter Visitors And Local Social Notes From Bath
Mrs R D Eby formerly Mrs Geor gie Preble of Bath motored to Daytona Beach Fla from California. party left San Diego Dec 29 reached Florida Jan 5 over good roads and fine weather. Mr and Mrs Raymond H Trott Providence RI arrived Thursday night due to illness and death of Joseph M Trott. Ruth Powers daughter of Dr and Mrs Maxwell Powers Middle Street celebrated her fourteenth birthday with friends at movies and a weenie roast and church league games. Lester Crocker Washington Street employed in Boston and family. James A Gillies president Bath Box Co returned to New Haven Conn after days in Bath on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Eby
Georgie Preble
Bath
Daytona Beach
Fla
California
San Diego
Florida
Raymond H. Trott
Providence, R. I
Mr. Trott
Joseph M. Trott
Ruth Powers
Maxwell Powers
Middle Street
James A. Gillies
The
Bath Box Co
New Haven
Conn
Winter street club hosts contract gathering and society notes
Mrs Edwin R Andrews entertained her contract club at her home on High street Monday afternoon. Mrs William Hoyle of Bedford street visits her son and wife in Springfield Mass and has taken light housekeeping rooms for the winter. Mrs Lincoln Campbell visits daughters in South Boston. The Pilgrim League of the Winter street church met Friday evening and invited the seniors missionary society Feb 1. A joke tree was used and Miss Elizabeth Hawkes Miss Pauline Burden and Miss Juanita Hodge served ice cream and cookies. Hostesses for the next meeting are Miss Isabel Burns and Miss Margaret Huse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. Andrews
High Street
William Hoyle
Bedford Street
Bernard Hoyle
Springfield
Mass
New York
Hoyle
Boston
Pilgrim League of
Winter Street
Seniors Missionary Society
Elizabeth Hawkes
Pauline Burden
Juanita Hodge
Isabel Burns
Margaret Huse
Charlies P Wetherbee Returns From Boston Visit
Charlies P Wetherbee returned Saturday evening from Boston where he was a recent business visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies P. Wetherbee
Boston
Missionary Society Elects Officers at First Baptist
Mrs. C F Harrington hosted the Woman's Baptist Missionary society at her home 209 North Street. Elected for the coming year were Mrs. C E White president Mrs H F Worrey vice president Mrs Kenneth E Morse secretary and Mrs Freeman Crosby treasurer. Worrey to lead White Cross work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Harrington
Woman’'s Baptist Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
North Street
C. E. White
H. F. Worrey
Kenneth E. Morse
Freeman Crosby
Bridesmaids Named for Fecrtland Wedding at Gramkar
Mrs Charles Shaw Bradeen of Montreal nee Winifred Johnson will be a bridesmaid at the 3 30 p m marriage of Miss Elizabeth Brown of Fecrtland to Herbert Arnold Dessau of New York at Gramkar home of the bride’s parents in Falmouth Foreside. Mrs Phillips M Payson sister of the bride and Mrs Roger Egeberg of Chicago are matrons of honor. Mr Bradeen will serve as usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shaw Bradeen
Montreal
Winifred Rich Johnson
Clarence E. Johnson
Bath
Elizabeth Brown
Fecrtland
Herbert Arnold Dessau
New York
Gramkar
Herbert Jenkins Brown
Falmouth
Phillips M. Payson
Roger Egeberg
Chicago
Bradeen
Walter Austin Guests With Mrs Austin Over Weekend
Walter Austin of Portland spent the weekend with his wife Mrs Austin who is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Lucius M LeMont of Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Austin
Portland
Austin
Lucius M. LeMont
Middle Street
Mrs Lewis F Gannon Plans Spring Return from Milton Visit
Mrs Lewis F Gannon widow of the late winter resident now staying with her niece Mrs Maud Lowry in Milton Massachusetts. She notes a plan to return to 87 Milan Street during the spring and resume residence in St Johnsbury Vermont with her son Lewis A Gannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis F. Gannon
St. Johnsbury
Lewis A. Gannon
Maud Lowry
Milton
Mass
Milan Street
Pembroke Guests Stay Overnight in New London
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Pembroke of New London Connecticut were recent overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jaquith of Academy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Pembroke
New London, Conn
Edward Jaquith
Academy Street
Blanchards Move from Bath to Farmington
Mr and Mrs Whitliam Blanchard formerly of Bath where he worked as a telegraph operator at Maine Central and transferred to Cherryfield in fall have moved to Farmington where he has again been transferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitliam Blanchard
Bath
Local notices: three residents update on travel and injuries
Thatcher Pinkham of Bridge Street travels to New York for a few days on business from Bath Iron Works. William Bruce, 15, of Highland Street, is home recovering from a broken collar bone suffered at Morse High School gym and treated at City hospital. William D. Hill Jr. leaves City hospital after two weeks from a coast ing accident and moves to his Middle Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher Pinkham
Bridge Street
Bath Iron Works
New York
William Bruce
W. A. Bruce
Highland Street
Morse High School
City Hospital
Wiliam D. Hill, Jr
Middle Street
Saleslady Returns After Absence At Monroe's
Mrs. Joseph Grace resumes duties at Monroe's after several weeks away due to an automobile accident. Her position is filled by Mrs. Hazel MacDonald of upper Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Grace
Monroe's
Hazel MacDonald
Upper Washington Street
L N Club Elects Officers At Corliss Street Church
Edith Wallace presided as vice president with Julia Paisley as president at the L N club meeting held Friday evening at the Wallaces home on lower Washington street. Officers elected were president Julia Paisley vice president Edith Wallace secretary Edwina Thornton and treasurer Marjorie Lemont. Committees named Marion Palmer press Harriet Small Lillian Clark and Charlena Cornish social. A social hour followed with sandwiches cocoa and cookies before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wallace
L. N. Club
Corliss Street
George Wallace
Lower
Washington Street
Julia Paisley
Edwina Thornton
Marjorie Lemont
Marion Palmer
Harriet Small
Lillian Clark
Charlena Cornish
Katherine Trott
Marshall Avenue
Edward Newman Returns Home From Visit With Uncle
Edward Newman of Portland returns home after a two week stay with his uncle Edward Biggins of Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Newman
Portland
Edward Biggins
Chestnut Street
Myrtle Lodge Odd Ladies hold New Year social
Myrtle Lodge of the Odd Ladies held a social and exchange of New Year’s presents in the Odd Fellow’s Hall. Refreshments were served and a guessing contest won by Mrs. Lizzie B C Chaney who received candles. Thirty three members and one guest attended. Committee: Mrs. Haley Blake Higgins Pollard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
The
Odd Ladies
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Thomas Haley
Howard Blake
Elsie Higgins
Elizabeth Pollard
Mrs Lillian Brown Visiting Ill Friend at 8 Park Street
Mrs Lillian Brown of Foster's Point is passing the winter with her friend Mrs William Upham who is ill at her home 8 Park street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Brown
Foster's Point
William Upham
Park Street
Funeral attendance for Mrs. Eleanor B. Arnold in Massachusetts
Dr and Mrs George Percy of Salem Dr and Mrs D Thomas Percy of Arlington Dr and Mrs Earl Percy and Mrs W W Duffet of Brookline and Mr and Mrs Davis Hatch Jr of Needham arrived Thursday noon to attend the funeral services of Mrs Eleanor B Arnold held Thursday afternoon at two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Percy
Salem
Mass
D. Thomas Percy
Arlington
Earl Percy
W. W. Duffet
Brookline
Davis Hatch, Jr
Needham
Eleanor B. Arnold
Illness Keeps Judge Jackson Home Then Returns to Front Street
Hon. N Gratz Jackson has been home for a fortnight due to illness but was able to go to his place of business at 111 Front street for a brief period Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Gratz Jackson
Front Street
Captain Plummer Returns to Boston After Family Visit
Captain William F. Plummer returns to Boston after a short visit with family at their Winship Street home. He is accompanied by his daughter Mrs. Helen Plummer Mulligan who will stay in the city with relatives for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam F. Plummer
Boston
Winship Street
Helen Plummer Mulligan
Bridge Club Honors Evening At Mrs Colby Home
Mrs Marie Colby entertained her bridge club at her sister Mrs Scott Morse Andrews read home on Friday evening. Refreshments were served and prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Colby
Scott Morse
Andrews
Mrs Esmond of Lynn Delays Return For Family Illness
Mrs. William Esmond of Lynn Massachusetts visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Lundrigan on Willow Street for several weeks plans to return home this week. Her extended stay was due to her mother’s illness and Mr Lundrigan’s accident after falling from the shed roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Esmond
Lynn
Mass
Thomas Lundrigan
Willow Street
Mr. Lundrigan
Foreman Albert Thompson Resumes Duties at Central Maine Power
Albert Thompson, an inside foreman with Central Maine Power Co., has resumed duties after completing his annual vacation spent at his home on Upper Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Thompson
Central Maine Power Co
Upper Washington Street
Morse High Senior Lloyd Perry Undergoes City Hospital Surgery
Morse high school senior Lloyd Perry son of Mr and Mrs Charles D Perry of 193 High Street was operated on at City hospital Friday morning by Dr E Motley Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Perry
Morse High School
Charles D. Perry
High Street
City Hospital
E. Motley Fuller
Mrs. Lucy R. Pike Heads to Boston Corset Training
Mrs. Lucy R. Pike of Turnercourt, local Camp corsets representative, travels Monday to Boston to attend Camp training school for corsetters and surgical fitters at Hotel Statler this week. She plans to complete the course and return to Bath Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy R. Pike
Turnercourt
Boston
Hotel Statler
Bath
Bath man speaks at First Parish Men’s Club meeting
A. J. Conti, manager of Bath land Tel. and Tel Co, addressed the Men’s Club at First Parish church in Brunswick Monday night. He displayed motion pictures on television and discussed transmission methods and other recent developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Conti
Bathland Tel. & Tel. Co
Brunswick
Gertrude Perry Celebrates Eighth Birthday at Milan Street Home
A birthday party for Gertrude Ellen Perry marked her eighth anniversary Monday afternoon at her parents home on Milan Street. The event featured pink and yellow decor, a cake with eight candles, gifts for the hostess, and games led by Evelyn Perry with prizes won by Constance Gilmore and Walter Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Perry
Milan Street
Gertrude Ellen
Gertrude
Evelyn Perry
Constance Gilmore
Walter Oliver
Margaret Strack
Ada Frazier
Marjorie Frazier
Camilla Pratt
Lillian Wallace
Doris Perry
Doris Crocker
Geraldine Smith
John St. Martin
George Perry, Jr
Bath Iron Works meeting chaired in Bath
Central league held its first business meeting of the year at the parish house with 39 members present. The December treasurer’s report and the Bath Iron Works supper committee report showing net $93 were read and a Parish house contribution approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wilson
John Wishart
Archie Miller
Central League
Bath Iron Works Corp
D. L. Howard
Horace P. Morse
Lula Turner
Lucius LeMont
Adolph Ehlers
Charles Welch
Benjamin Savage
William H. Small
Bowdoin President Analyzes World Court In Broadcast
President Kenneth C. M. Sills of Bowdoin College spoke Monday night on WCSH about joining the World Court. He described the Court’s work and the 1926 amendments to satisfy U S Senate reservations. In a prior address he covered the history and structure of the Permanent Court of International Justice. A Bangor couple welcomed their son named Philip James, born to Mr and Mrs Philip Gildart formerly Miss Bernice Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
World Court
WCSH
Sills
United States Senate
Permanent Court of International Justice
Philip James
Philip Gildart
Bangor
Gildart
Bernice Hunt
Winter Street auxiliary plans month end entertainment
Winter Street auxiliary met in the chapel Monday evening with 40 members present. A delicious supper was served by the January committee led by Ada Crockett. An entertainment titled The Family Flivver will close the month featuring Mrs. Crockett Mrs. Plaisted Mrs. Ward and Mrs. McCabe in a humorous sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Ada Crockett
Charles Plaisted
Carl Albee
Edith Horne
Horace Ward
Elna McCabe
Eva Fulton
Ruth Colby
Edward Pomfrey
Mrs Gladys Haskell Joyce and Daughter Visit Relatives
Mrs Gladys Haskell Joyce and her seven month old daughter Jeanette visited her parents Mr and Mrs Vinal W Haskell at 595 High Street Friday. The gathering highlighted family ties and shared time in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Haskell Joyce
Jeanette
Vinal W. Haskell
High Street
Millay of Bowdeinham Reports Father’s Illness in Bath
Horace Millay of Bowdeinham visited Bath on Tuesday to share news of his father James H. Millay 81 a veteran stock owner in the state who suffered a shock on Friday and a serious stroke on Sunday He has been unusually energetic but is now confined to bed and unable to speak though not in pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Millay
Bowdeinham
Bath
James H. Millay
Death of Miss Nancy Darling Reported in Bath
Miss Nancy Darling of Brunswick died Monday in Bath with Mrs. Frank Saunders of Snow Park by her side. She was known in local circles and leaves behind family in the Brunswick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Darling
Brunswick
Bath
Frank Saunders
Snow Park
Mrs Esmond Returns to Lynn After Bath Visit
Mrs William Esmond formerly Miss Ethel Lundrigan returns to her Lynn home from Bath after spending three weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Lundrigan of Willow street and her sister and husband Judge and Mrs John J Keegan of Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Esmond
Ethel Lundrigan
Lynn
Mass
Bath
Thomas Lundrigan
Willow Street
John J. Keegan
Washington Street
Cahill Couple Headed to St Petersburg Florida
Mr and Mrs Wilber G Cahill depart Monday for St Petersburg Florida to spend the winter and early spring traveling along the Peninsula state. Donald Specht, an employee in Portland, returned Monday after a weekend in Bath and vicinity. President William S Newell of Bath Iron Works Corp is a member of the Governor s State Safety Committee which meets in Augusta on Wednesday Jan 22 at 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. W. S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Boston
Wilber G. Cahill
St. Petersburg
Fla
Peninsula
Donald Specht
Portland
Bath
Vicinity
William S. Newell
Governor's State Safety Committee
Augusta
North Center P. T. A
Child Welfare Magazine
Pioneer
Charles R. Farnham
D. Wylie Lemont
William Balkan
Herman Crocker
Samuel Levine
Freeman Family Returns Home After Hardings Visit
Mrs Harold E Freeman and daughter Barbara return to East Brunswick after a two week visit with Mrs Freeman's parents Mr and Mrs William Fields of Hardings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Freeman
Barbara
East Brunswick
Washington street hostesses hold Friday bridge party
Mrs. William S. Shorey entertained on Washington Street with two tables of bridge. Miss Frances Shaughnessey won first prize a box of Lucy Childs candy and Miss Ruth Dale earned the consolation a bridge score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Shorey
Washington Street
Frances Shaughnessey
Lucy Childs
Ruth Dale
Sterling Bible class holds monthly meeting at va Street church
The Sterling Bible class of the va Street church held its regular monthly business meeting Monday evening in the vestry with 36 members present. Officers were elected with Nellie Hunt as president and teacher. Abbie McCabe as first vice president. Chester Plant as second vice president. Theresa Hill as secretary. Amelia Mitchell as treasurer. A food sale was planned for January 23. New Year’s tree was enjoyed. refreshments were served by retiring officers. Stanley Wallace returned to Bryant & Stratton Commercial School to complete business training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society
Corliss Street Church
Mildred Walker
Ida Purington
Annie Jewett
Lois Ames
Mabel Harford
Theresa Hill
Grace Watson
Harriet Oliver
Mildred Stackpole
White Cross
Crystal Berry
Clarice Berry
Lizzie B. Coombs
Martha Preble
Ruby Preble
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Nellie Bonney
Hittie Oliver
Sterling Bible
Va Street
Nellie Himt
Nellie Hunt
Abbie McCabe
Chester Plant
Amelia Mitchell
Pearl Campbell
Florence Wright
Ida Plant
Ethel Hatch
Annie Deering
Mary Pratt
Lillian Fisher
Grace McIntire
Susie Mitchell
Eva Atwood
Clara Albee
Mary Bowker
Stacy Anniversary Bridge Party At Cobbread Home
Mr and Mrs Reginald Stacy hosted a bridge and supper party Monday to mark their fourth wedding anniversary at their Cobbread home. The event featured pink carnation centerpieces, a pewter sugar bowl and cream pitcher as gifts, two auction tables with prizes won by Mrs Elford A Stover and Norman J McCabe Jr, and a later supper. Also Mrs Emma Lowell hosted St Marys guild of Grace church at the parish house on Oak Street Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman J. McCabe Jr
Summer Street
Elford A. Stover
Thomas J. Cummings
McCabe
J. Haviland Torrey
Reginald Stacy
Priscilla Footer
Cobbread
Mrs. Stacy
Norman J. McCabe, Jr
Mrs. McCabe
Mrs. Stover
Emma Ouillette
William Oliver
Emma Lowell
Western Avenue
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Oak Street
Bridge Club Opens With Two Tables of Play At Bedford Street
Mrs. Charles Blaisdell hosted a new bridge club gathering on Bedford street with two tables in play. First prize went to Mrs. Stanley Hunter for a hand embroidered linen towel, second high to Mrs. Lena Shepard who received bath salts, and a hand painted flower vessel went to Mrs. Otis N. E. Card as consolation. Refreshments were served to the attendees: Mrs. Arthur Pratt, Mrs. Stanley Hunter, Mrs. Lena Shepard, Mrs. Dwight Pierce, Mrs. Otis N. E. Card, Mrs. Horace Ward, and Mrs. George Larrabee Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Stevens
Middle Street
Ralph O. Dale
Stevens
Edith Lemont
James B. Lemont
Emery Footer
Joseph Cyr
Bertha Belrcse
John Freeman
Charles Blaisdell
Bedford Street
Stanley Hunter
Lena Shepard
Otis N. E. Card
Arthur Pratt
Bath Iron Works Draftsman Heads to Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs John Donald recently left for Philadelphia. Mr Donald has worked in the Bath Iron Works drafting room for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donald
Philadelphia
Donald
Bath Iron Works Corp
Wedding of Kathryn Thompson and Clifford B Smith in Brooklyn
Dr Francis W OBrien of Greenwood Baptist Church Brooklyn and Mrs OBrien arrived Monday night to attend the marriage of his niece Kathryn Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Luther S Thompson of 19 Andrews Road to Clifford B Smith manager of Monroe Stores Inc The ceremony will be held Wednesday night at eight at the Thompson home Also Mrs Elizabeth Dennison visiting relatives in Camden has gone to Washington Conn for the winter months with her daughter Mrs Parker N Moulton. Mrs Emma Pierce of Washington Street hosted a three tables of auction with prizes won by Mrs Belle Welch Mrs Wilber Cahill and Mrs William Porter Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn ‘Thompson
Clifford Smith
Central Church Choir
John Shaw
Vernon Lake
Adelaide Campbell
Francis W. O’brien
Greenwood Baptist Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Elizabeth Dennison
Camden
Washington, Conn
Parker N. Moulton
Emma Pierce
Washington Street
Belle Welch
Wilber Cahill
William Porter
Mrs Flaherty Heads to Auburndale to Visit Daughter
Mrs Margaret Flaherty of Washington street travels to Auburndale Massachusetts this week to spend several weeks with her daughter Mrs William Goldsmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Flaherty
Washington Street
Auburndale
Mass
William Goldsmith
Montreal Couple Attends Portland Wedding of Miss Brown
Mr and Mrs Charles S Bradeen of Montreal arrived in Portland on Monday for the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Brown and Herbert A Dessau set for Thursday afternoon. The Bradeens will visit Bath later in the week with Mrs Bradeen’s parents Mr and Mrs Clarence E Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Bradeen
Montreal
Portland
Elizabeth Brown
Herbert A. Dessau
Mrs. Bradeen
Bath
Mrs Herbert W Cutting Ill at Home in Dromore
Mrs Herbert W Cutting remains very ill and confined to her bed at her Dromore home after earlier reports that her condition had somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Cutting
Dromore
Mrs Shea Hosts Auction at Arrowsie Home
Mrs Maurice Shea entertained with two auction tables at her Arrowsie home on Friday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lawrence Putnam, Mr and Mrs Lemuel Preble, and Mr and Mrs Forrest Baker. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Shea
Arrowsie
Lawrence Putnam
Lemuel Preble
Forrest Baker
Miss Julia Main Visits Home Over Christmas
Miss Julia Main arrived Friday night to spend the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Archibald M. Main of Middle Street. She attends Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School in Boston and holidayed in Kansas City, Missouri with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Main
Archibald M. Main
Middle Street
Miss Main
Katherine Gibbs
Boston
Kansas City
Savage Family Visit Across Bath and Five-Iands
Mr and Mrs Walter Savage of Kitttery are staying with relatives in Bath for a few days and have visited Perc y Savage in Five-Ilands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Savage
Kittery
Bath
Mr. Savage
Percy Savage
Howard cigar stores proprietor to be up town soon
Dora L. Howard of the Howard Cigar Stores is expected to be up town within a day or two after being confined to his home several days with an injured foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora L. Howard
The
Howard Cigar Stores
City news briefs hint at local elections and community events
City committees plan caucuses and filing deadlines for the March municipal election. A Republican state meeting is scheduled at Augusta House to set next state convention dates. Bath Masons, Masonic drill in Lisbon Falls, and local club activities fill the week with notices on visits, suppers, and a pyramid bridge for Cosmopolitan club. A Bath youth advances in Curtis Publishing sales while a film on automotive testing debuts at Winter Street church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Augusta House
Personal notes from Portland and Bath social rounds
Personal notes list visits and travels of residents including Mr. and Mrs. Pascal Flint of Portland visiting Mrs. Reed in Robbins Street, Captain Walter L. Elliott returning from East Boothbay, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Trott in Providence after Bath stay, and Culbert McGay Jr. improving after appendicitis. Attenders at a Diocesan Council meeting in Portland included Rev. Arthur T. Stray, Kenneth C. M. Sills of Brunswick, and Henry B. Nash of Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascal Flint
Portland
Culbert McGay
New Milford
Conn
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Arthur T. Stray
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Brunswick
Henry B. Nash
Wiscasset
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Nellie Webber
Melvin Henderson
Charles Henderson
Upper High Street
Maynard McFadden
William Owen
Glifford Varney
Reta Henderson
Melvin
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Ardenne McFadden
N. Elwood Cofia, Jr
Kenneth Clough
William Sewall, Jr
Maurice Owen
Eastport
Gustave Meister
Miami Beach
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Ms Everglades Hotel
John Farruin
the Everglades
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Henry Day
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Eugene Desmond
Lincoln Street
James T. Bonney
Union Street ‘Court
Frank H. Phillips
Reading
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Lucy Sewall
Albert L. Strout
R. Rodger McInnes
Caldwell Phillips
Andrews Road
Marjorie Farber
William A. Parker
Lewiston
Doris Epps
Henry W. Wilson
Boston Navy Yard
Navy Yard
U. S
Constitution
Wilson
Mill Pond Ice Co
Sewall Mill Pond
Lester Crocker
Lincoln Campbell
South Boston
Howard Mildram
F. B. Reed
H. E. Atwood
Stanley Wallace
Granite Street
Bryant & Stratton Commercial School
Temple
Perry A. Thompson
Harry C. Webber
William A. Furber
Chester A. Plant
Dunlap Commandery
Lisbon Falls
Masonic Lodge
Daniel E. Kelley
Henry G. Shaw
Arthur B. Sulphen
John Sheldon
Conservatory of Music
Sheldon
WHDH
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Beulah Lodge
Richmond
Charlotte B. Syphers
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
Queen Esther
Nellie B. Leeman
Herbert Simpson
Men’s Club
Proving Ground
General Motors Corporation
Lewiston Buick Co
C. Richard Farnham, Jr
Curtis Publishing Co
Y.M.C.A
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
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