Annual meeting of First Universalist Ladies aid
The Ladies aid of the First Universalist church held its annual meeting with president Mrs. Charles F. Rideout re elected for the coming year. A January 13 gathering at Mrs. Dean’s home raised funds with a food sale and refreshments.
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Ladies Aid of the First Universalist Church
Charles F. Rideout
Harry Foote
Anna Ward
Emma Moses
Fred R. E. Dean
Dummer Street
Busy Singing Club supper precedes plan meeting
Members of the Singing club met Thursday at the Cosmopolitan clubhouse for supper and a business session to discuss future activities. Mrs Car F. Pierce led the meal with Miss Alice F. Johnson and Miss Muriel H. Howe assisting, 16 members attended, menu included lobster salad hot roses and ice-box cake.
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Singing Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Car F. Pierce
Alice F. Johnson
Muriel H. Howe
Charles W. Avery
Stratns W Seon
Lillian No
Yareepr
Bath area social notes and school reports concise
Mrs Frederick H Kimball hosted a tea for Waynflete Lat in teachers with her daughter Mrs Langdon T Thaxter of Fartlana. Several local teachers, residents and guests are listed along with new births, moves and a legislative appointment for Bath official Henry C Wright. The piece notes hospital stays, travel plans to Savannah and Japan, and recent public meetings in Portland and Old Orchard.
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Frederick H. Kimball
Langdon T. Thaxter
Fartlana
Waynflete Latin School
Disconsolate Collie Misses His Mistress
Jim Henry a well known diminutive collie suffered loneliness during four weeks without his mistress Mrs Ruth Henry Red Cross nurse. He visited at the hospital during confinement and later missed her while she convalesced at Miss Frostina E Marton’s home. Miss Nellie Goodrich and Miss Carolyn Stackpole cared for him and searched until they found him waiting at the hospital door. The dog was cold but unharmed and they brought him home to rest.
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Jim Henry
Ruth Henry
Red Cross
Cosmopolitan Club
City Hospital
Frostina E. Marston
Lincoln Street
Jim
Miss Goodrich
Miss Stackpale
Welfare Worker Relocates Office in Brunswick
Miss Lillian N. Norton of Farming ton, long time field worker for Sa gadahoc county and Cumberland, has moved her office to 118 in the Tondreau block on Maine street Brunswick. She will oversee Bath area and the city, with hours unchanged, and remains a member of the Cosmopolitan club.
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Lillian N. Norton
Farmington
Sagadahoc County
Cumberland
State Department of Public Welfare
Recom
Tondreau Block
Maine Street
Brunswick
Davenport Memorial Municipal Building
Miss Norton
Elizabeth Dean
Portland
Myrtle Fiske
Damaricotta
Norton
Cosmopolitan Club
Bath
Brunwick
Ladies of DAR Sew for the Red Cross
Twenty five members of Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter DAR met at Mrs. Charles C. Lowe’s home to sew children’s pajama suits for the Red Cross under Mrs. Fred Cary. Lunch was served. Guests included Mrs. William Fisher of Augusta and Miss Mary P. Hill of Topsham. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Harry G. Deering at 606 Washington Street, date to be announced.
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First Baptist Church
Stearns W. Scott
Andrews Road
Charles E. Card
Everett B. Wright
Simon M. Moore
Leon R. Eaton
Willis B. Hall
Annie Oliver
Hettie Hodgdon
Bates E. Stover
Edward Cook
Herbert
Worrey
Lincoln Bailey
Thomas K. Haley
Cedric A. Martin
Gladys Southern
Freeman Crosby
Fred W. Larrabee
West Bath
Dummer Sewall
Charles C. Lowe
High Street
Red Cross
Fred Cary
William Fisher
Augusta
Roussinoc
Mary P. Hill
Topsham
Topsham-Brunswick
Harry G. Deering
Washington Street
Boston Motor Show and Local Club Elections Declared
City notes highlight the Boston Automobile Show at Mechanics Building January 21 to 28 and Morse High School Hi Y officers. Hyde Windlass Co to exhibit at New York show January 20 to 28. Civil service exams held for Annapolis and West Point. Ice boats and sailing skaters seen on Winnegance Lake amid light wind. Ladies of the G A R officer nominations postponed to January 24. Maine Federation of Women's Clubs meets January 26 27 in Augusta with Mare Peary Stafford as afternoon speaker. Club dance committee announced for January 23.
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New England
Boston
Mechanics Building
Hyde Windlass Co
Hyde
Grand Central Palace
New York
Edwin F. Ramsay
C. E. Reed
Rodney E. Ross
The
Winnegance
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Augusta
Augusta House
Representatives Hall
Mare Peary Stafford
Admiral Peary
Arctic
Community Club Beats Eagles In Interclub Match
In a Monday Interclub League encounter at Winnegance, the Bath Eagles guests lost 2 to 1 to Winnegance Community Club. Events listed include Bridge with Morse, Knight, and Allegrin for Winnegance and Eagle members, plus Cribbage scores and other line items for the clubs.
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Bath Aeche of Eagles
Winnegance
Eagles Bridge
H. Morse Lee H. Knight
Personal notes from a New England town page
Miss Ruth Powers recovering from an attack by Mrs. Roland F. Hill of Lincoln street. Hill ill with grip and now able to be up. Mrs John M. Howe reports Dike PTA membership drive at old Dummer Street schoolhouse. Founders Day program planned for Feb 7. Commander and Mrs Philip B Eaton moving from Camden NJ to Honolulu. depart Riverton NJ Jan 25. Representative Henry C Wright to Augusta for legislature. Maine Hospital Association meeting to elect officers. Dr Devane of Eastern Maine General Hospital to preside. Frank King’s 654th birthday celebrated with relatives at 244 Center Street. 54 candles lit. Guests enjoyed sandwiches, ice cream and cake. cake cut by King.
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Ruth Powers
Maxwell Powers
Middle Street
Roland F. Hill
Lincoln Street
John M. Howe
Dike P. T. A
Dummer Street
Philip B. Eaton
Bath
Bath Iron Works
Coast Guard
Camden
N. J
Honolulu
Eaton
Riverton
Henry C. Wright
Augusta
Maine Hospital Association
Senate
Devane
Eastern Maine General
Bangor
Frank King
Mr. King
Lula King
John E. Gowen
Woodmen and Firemen Make an Even Split
Modern Woodmen were guests of Bath Veteran Firemen's Association on Monday evening in an Interclub League contest. Firemen and Woodmen split evenly with scores and names listed for four matchups, including Cressey Bowie and Roy McNeil. A separate note mentions Miss Elizabeth Robinson hosting a surprise birthday party for Miss Rosalie Mansfield, who celebrated her 13th birthday on Friday the 13th.
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Bath Veteran Firemen's Association
Firemen
Elizabeth Robinson
Pier Street
Rosalie Mansfield
Musical Evening by Les Camarades Musicaux at Lemont Home
Mrs. Fred K. Sturtevant hosted Les Camarades Musicaux at 59 Lemont Street. Francis S. McPherson spoke on Oriental Music and played piano as the group performed from Rossini, Purcell, Mercadante, Tschaikowski, Strauss, Chaminade, Massenet and others with Mrs. Sturtevant, Mrs. Cary, and Mr. Field featured in several numbers.
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Fred K. Sturtevant
Les Camarades Musicaux
Arthur C. Lemont
Lemont Street
Francis S. McPherson
McPherson
Telnet Park
Uy Celtecan Isin Ieee Peele Purcell
Field
Grace Church Parish Meeting Reports Elected Officers
Grace Episcopal church held its adjourned annual parish meeting Monday evening in the parish house. Rev. Charles M. Tubbs presided as reports of last year were presented and officers and committees for 1933 elected. Reports from treasurer Harry L. Day and Rev. Tubbs were read and accepted along with those from the Woman's Auxiliary St. Mary's Guild Girls' Friendly Society Men's Club choir Altar fund and Church school.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Charles M. Tubbs
W. Dayton Hill
Frederick E. Drake
Henry C. Wright
C. M. Tubbs
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mary’s Guild
Girls’ Friendly Society
Sacred Heart Circle Social Meeting Recap
The Sacred Heart circle of D. of I. met Monday at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Rev. Samuel Dougan spoke on the shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes and its cures. Performers included Kathleen Leonard, Marion O Harvey, Grace Cunningham, Elizabeth Conley, and John Allain. Refreshments followed. committee members listed.
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Sacred Heart Circle
D. of I
Knights of Columbus
Samuel Dougan
St. Mary's Church
Our Lady of Lourdes
Shire Shrine
Kathleen V. Leonard
Marion T. O’hara
Grace Cunningham
Elizabeth A. Conley
John Allain
Miss Conley
Ann C. Perry
Emma Leonard
Marie Allain
Dorothy McAllister
Mary Peters
Almeda Fotter
Margaret G. Scott
Marion O'Hara
Mary H. Conley
Lida Costain
Fitzgerald and Day Lead at Contract Club Tournament
John Fitzgerald and Harry Day top Wednesday play in the Colonial Club contract tournament with a new single night record 8050. Dwight Pierce and William Dennison followed with 6540 and Harold Footer with James Austin at 6450.
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John Fitzgerald
Harry Day
Dwight ‘Pierce
William Dennison
Harold Footer
James Austin
Dwight Pierce
Marius Page
Edward Sewall
Andrew Merrill
John Hayes
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