Bath society notes feature locals in hospital and travel
Bath MonthlySocial items record Roy G Stewart shaken after the Orange Blossom Special derailment in Millford Va and hospital X rays. Others include Shaws’ honor at Rockefeller Center, area births and marriages, residents abroad, civic posts, and local visits across Bath and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy G. Stewart
Bath Chamber of Commerce
Seaboard Railways
Millford
Bath Memorial Hospital
Stewart
Williamses attend Haley funeral in Portsmouth
Mr and Mrs John H Williams of Dummer street attended the funeral of the late Lucre tia A Haley in Portsmouth on Saturday. Visitors in Portland included Warren Higgin and his children Kent and Sue, and Mrs Alex Burden with sons Bruce and David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hughes
Somerville
Mass
Annie M. Foote
Bedford Street
John H. Williams
Dummer Street
Portsmouth
Lucretia A. Haley
Warren Higgin
Kent
Sue
Alex Burden
Bruce and
David
Portland
Student visitors arrive from Boston University and Augusta General
Miss Avis Carter a Boston University student arrives Tuesday to spend days with her parents Mr and Mrs Mason Carter at Day's Ferry after mid year exams. Miss Geraldine Foge a student nurse at Augusta General Hospital visits her parents over the weekend at Bonnie Brae farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Moore
Boston
New England Baptist Hospital
Paul Moore
Washington Street
Joan Shaw
Boston University
Roscoe H. Shaw
North Street
Avis Carter
Mason Carter
Day's Ferry
Geraldine Foge
Augusta General Hospital
Bonnie Brae
Convalescing Pup at Dike Primary Hospitalized Weeks
Wryorte SW pups at Dike Primary school, whio has hospital for several weeks, is convalescing satisfactorily. Mr and My Linrd Moore, Broupswich, are My Parent, as a third son, Jerry Joseph, weight 9 pounds, 5 ounces. Mr. Moore is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore, 460 Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Ann Lowery
Memorial Hospital
Young Miss Lowery
Thomas N. Lowery
Oliver Street
John McInnes
Washington Street
Stroudwater
Donald C. Freeman
Middle Street
Virginia Ruth
Hazel Schottler
Court Street
Wryorte
Dike Primary
Whio
Linrd Moore
Broupswich
Jerry Joseph
Mr. Moore
Frank Moore
Mizpah class plans dinner for Baptist Ministers Association
Mizpah class of the First Baptist church met with Mrs. J Russell Grant on Liberty Street Thursday evening. They organized plans for a dinner to be served at the Bowdoinham Baptist Ministers Association on Monday January 24 with the class acting as waitresses. A social hour of rug making followed with refreshments served. Attending were Mrs. Harold Carter Mrs. Wilbur Cooner Mrs. James Taggert Mrs. Gilbert Young Mrs. Kenneth Thayer Mrs. William Parks Mrs. John Shorey Mrs. Leslie Dyer Mrs. Carl Graves and Mrs. George Carey. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Kenneth Thayer’s on Union Street Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
First Baptist Church
J. Russell Grant
Liberty Street
Bowdeinham
John Shorey
Leslie Dyer
Carl Graves
George Carey
Kenneth Thayer
Union Street Court
Dike PTA Study Group Meets in North Bath Home
Dike PTA Study Group met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Donald Gurney's home in North Bath with co host Mrs. Vincent Henderson. Miss Jean Danforth spoke on Guidance in the Junior Grades. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for Jan 25 at Mrs. Bertrand’s Oliver street with Miss Mary Hayes as guest speaker. Present were several local mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike Pta
Donald Gurney
North Bath
Vincent Henderson
Maurice Hutchins
Jean Danforth
Francis Bertrand
Oliver Street
Mary Hayes
Bath
Ben Berenson
Paul Kelly
Frank Ozella
Paul Scanion
Charles McDonald
Frank MacIntosh
Inner Wheel Members Plan Cookie Drive For Veterans
Members met at the home of Mrs. Fred D. Hill for dessert and voted to continue supplying cookies for veterans at Togus. Each member is responsible for delivering the baked cookies to the Red Cross or the committee led by Mrs. Horace Herrick and Mrs. Loring R. Addison. Members unable to attend should notify by phone. Two teams led by Captains Mrs. William Craft and Mrs. Ralph F. Mittendorf will compete for three months to raise funds for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Hill
Togus
Red Cross
Horace Herrick
Loring R. Addison
Hill
William Craft
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Suburb Civic Club Plans Food Sale and Meeting Schedule
The Suburb Civic Club met at Winneganee Community House with 18 members and one guest, Mrs. Arthur Perry. They approved a cooked food sale for January 21, set Harold Mott as chair with assistants, and organized hospital sewing. Colored movies were shown and supervised by Myra Pennell and others. The next meeting is January 27 with a named committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Pennell
Edwin Small
Elmer Morse
Harold Haggett
Dorothy Rogers
Donald Williams
Thatcher Pinkham
Keith Atwood
Twin Bees January meeting at Jane Shea home
The Twin Bees gathered at Beacon Street home of Mrs Jane Shea with Mrs Sarah Potter as co hostess. Lois Knight won the mystery prize Sophie Mikels won the quiz prize. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served. Next meeting February 10 hosted by Mrs Iola Lombard Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Shea
Beacon Street
Sarah Potter
Lois Knight
Sophie Mikels
Iola Lombard
Brunswick
Viola Melzard
Agnes Perry
Louise Munroe
Anna McCabe
Rose Jean
Susie Daley
Gertrude Stewart
Edith Miller
Sadie Garcelon
Bath
Bessie Hunt
Flora Jackson
Alta Storer
Edith Colby
Emma Haley
Bertha Kendick
Elizabeth Williams
Dorothy Stone
Lowell Temple
Co-Workers Class Holds Christmas Party at Sims Home
The Co-Workers class of First Baptist met January 11 at Rev. and Mrs. Charles R. Sims home on North Street for their annual Christmas party. Prayers were offered by Rev. Vaughn Overman and devotions were given by Rev. Sims. Three duets were performed by Rev and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Charles R. Sims
North Street
Vaughn Overman
Sims
February Committees Named and Meeting Planned
The text lists February committee appointments for devotional, refreshments, and entertainment with names Laura Harrington Brown Blakeney Dunton Furber. It notes the next meeting date to be announced and names numerous attendees including May Armstrong Cora Blakeney Lucy Brown Jennie Cameron Madelyn Dunton Ruth Farnham Lotta Goodwin Laura Harrington Miriam House Lillian Knox Edith Miller Lila Place Mabel Reed Estelle Hart Harriet Wright Bertha Furber Bernice Oliver Florence Woodside Evelyn Southard Florence Thompson Gertrude Wakefield and the Reverends Overman Sims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overman
Laura Harrington
Brown
Blakeney
Dunton
Furber
May Armstrong
Cora Blakeney
Lucy Brown
Jennie Cameron
Madelyn Dunton
Ruth Farnham
Lotta Goodwin
Miriam House
Lillian Knox
Edith Miller
Lila Place
Mabel Reed
Estelle Hart
Harriet Wright
Bertha Furber
Bernice Oliver
Florence Woodside
Evelyn Southard
Florence Thompson
Gertrude Wakefield
Sims
Nightingale club dinner and upcoming tea announced
The Nightingale club met at Mrs. Carol Davis’s Bowery street home. President Mrs. Emery Footer announced the annual tea set for February 1 at the Cosmopolitan clubhouse from 3:30 to 5:30. The tea invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nightingale Club
Carol Davis
Bowery Street
Emery Footer
Cosmopolitan
Arthur J. Burgess
John Freeman
Arthur King
Edward Footer
Herbert Cavanaugh
Carl Freeman
Ralph O. Dale
James Lemont
Henry Footer
Lowell Temple Plans Joint Installation and Jubilee Events
Lowell Temple reported a date schedule for the Western Maine Jubilee Pythian Association with locations in Portland and Brunswick. The most excellent chief named Sarah Potter Gertrude Stewart and Viola Melzard as representatives and Hattie Lord Auborn as installing officer. A February joint installation was planned and a birthday tribute to Dorothy Stone was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Western Maine
Alvah Young Temple
Brunswick
Jane Shea
Beacon Street
Dorothy Stone
Club 42 appoints officers and plans year
Club 42 met last week appointing Mrs. Leonard Smith president and six others to council posts. A flower and ecards chair was named, and four committees Program Ways and Means House Entertainment were formed. They vote to send the president and one delegate to a Maine Federation event in Lewiston on Jan 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
Leonard Smith
Joseph Mullaney
Frank Kenyon
David Clark
George Hart
Edith Small
Graydon Smith
Ruth Mullaney
Lillian Goodwin
Dorothy Wyman
Barbara Child
Marjorie Hanson
Ways and Means
Hilda Pratt
Hazel Adams
Mary Cook
Laura Hart
House
Ruth Clark
Stanley Brown
George Sarkis
Dorothy Allen
Pat O. Rielly
Ruth Hutchins
Helen Green
Betty Kelley
Cynthia Footer
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lewiston
Portland
Elizabeth Lawrence CAR Officers Installed at Washington Street Home
The Elizabeth Lawrence society CAR met at Betsey Jane Douglas's Washington Street home. Officers installed by Mrs Elwood Hathorne include Natalie Hawthorne president and Ellen Low and Dixie Oliver named to plan a Valentine program. Mrs Charles Andre explained duties. state president Edward Cassidy spoke on state officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lawrence Society
CAR
Betsey Jane Douglas
Washington Street
Elwood Hathorne
Col. Dummer Sewall
Natalie Hawthorne
Eleanor Carter
Susan Bates
Lucy Lee Smith
Anna Lonn
Christel Cornish
Sandra Hawthorne
Charles Andre
Edward Cassidy
Ellen Low
Dixie Oliver
Birthday celebration marks society's ninth year
A meeting on February 9 at the home of Anna Lonn on Rose Street featured guests including Mrs. Dwinal Cornish and daughter Carol, Mrs. Carville Douglas, Jean Shumway, Gertrude Legard and Mark W. Hennessey. A large birthday cake and ice cream were served to celebrate the society's ninth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lonn
Rose Street
Dwinal Cornish
Carol
Carville Douglas
Jean Shumway
Gertrude Legard
Mark W. Hennessey
Winter Street Ladies Aid Hosts Public Health Talk
Mrs. Ralph F. Mittendorf spoke on public health and tuberculosis control at the Winter Street Ladies Aid meeting. She is a leader in health groups and previously served as executive secretary of the Lincoln County Tuberculosis and Health association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Paine
Bath
Bowdoin College
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Walter T. Paine
Long Lane School
Middletown
Conn
Fred D. Hill
High Street
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Winter Street Ladies Aid
Mittendorf
Red Cross
Public Health and Nursing Association
Lincoln County Tuberculosis and Health Association of
Ironton
Elmer Williams
Elmer Rogers
Henry McCabe
Arthur C. Lemont
Edgar Leavitt
George Sargent
Charles W. Messenger
Carl Swanton
Ladies Aid of
Central Church
Joseph O. Purdue
Sydney Welch
Frederick Hill
Elmer Hodgkins
Langdon T., Snipe
Walter H. Bowker
Beacon Lights Meeting At Mrs Leask Home
Beacons Lights met at 1497 Washington street for a brief business session and social hour Thursday. George Freeman and another member were named on the February 24 program committee and a covered dish supper is planned for January 27 at Beacon Street church with Nellie Jewett as committee chair. The hostess was assisted by Mrs James Steen and Mrs Daniel Lord Jr. Attending included Mrs Edward Larrabee Mrs Alvin Jewett Mr and Mrs Dean Bonnegorge Freeman Mr and Mrs James Steen Mr and Mrs Daniel Lord Jr Mrs Bernard Lewis Mrs Herman Barter Rev and Mrs Alfred Ives and Mrs William Leask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Lights
William Leask
Washington _ street
George Freeman
Beacon Street Church
Nellie Jewett
James Steen
Daniel Lord, Jr
Edward Larrabee
Alvin Jewett
Dean Bonnegorge Freeman
Bernard Lewis
Herman Barter
Alfred Ives
Mrs Dorothea Betts Returns Home After Jan 11 Surgery
Mrs Dorothea Betts of Goddard street came home Tuesday from Memorial hospital where she underwent surgery on January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Betts
Goddard Street
Memorial Hospital
Early Firemen Records Trace Deluge Engine Move and Town Actions
The entry describes the movement of the Deluge engine to an old engine house on Washington St and its later relocation to a two story building with Deluge hall. It notes the Torrent engine purchased for 955 dollars, the formation of a No 2 company, and town actions to fund and house engines including a Kennebec engine for Engine Co No 1.
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Washington St
Huron
Deluge
A. G. Page
Bragg
Sagadahoc Bank
Adams
Center St
Company No. 3
Boston
P. M. Reed
E. A. Morse
Parsons Smith
Grove Street
Kennebec
South Street
Bath considers bill to create free public school district
The Bath City Council orders a bill to form a new school district free of debt with the city council appointing a four member committee to gather facts. City Solicitor John P. Carey to draft the bill for Maine Legislature consideration. Committee appointees include Rodney E. Ross Jr Edward D. True Selwyn H. Towne Jr and G Baer Connard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath City
John P. Carey
Merritt A Mitchell
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Edward D. True
Selwyn H. Towne, Jr
G. Baer Connard
Main Reelected as Hospital Head and Memorial Room Dedication
A. M. Main is reelected as hospital president. The Surgical Six room at the pavilion will be dedicated to Frederick E. Drake through a friend’s generosity in Philadelphia. Helen V. Downing notes staff appreciation and outlines yearly statistics: 1,780 patients, 1,099 female, 681 male, 606 medical, 576 surgical, 313 obstetrical, 286 births, 682 cured, 935 improved, 75 not improved, 62 deaths, and 5,071 X-ray exams. Major and minor operations total 535.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stacey
John N. Taylor
Surgical Six
Surgical
Frederick E. Drake
Jake's
Philadelphia
Women's Auxiliary
Junior League
Nightingale Club
D.A.R
Girl Scouts
Davenport
Main
Arthur King
Colby College
Eaton
Augusta
Rockland
Sago County
Francis A. Winchenbach
Winchenbach
Ronald Bettle
Brunswick
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Charles F. Cummings
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Parke W. Grindell
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Miami Beach
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William P. Drake
Berwyn, Pa
Joseph I. Smith
PTA
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Miss Jones Jones
Waterville
New England Tel. and Tel
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Etta Forbis
Sebasco Estates
James W. Voorhees
U. S.N
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