Bath Social and Club News Highlights Many Attendees
Shriners led by George Goodwin and others gathered at Kora Temple Lewiston for a meeting with a banquet and show. Various residents including Commander Hooker and Mrs Hooker helped install local chapters in South Paris and Damariscotta while many Bath residents attended events, visits, and trips across Maine and beyond.
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George Goodwin
Lawrence R. Vail
Woosa
Granville Gol
Louis Petlock
Kenneth Lord
Kora Temple
Lewiston
C. Lloyd Hooker
Maine
Sons of Union Veterans
Mrs. Hooker
Middle Street
South Paris
Hooker
J. C. Chamberlain
Department
Susie Renell
Portland
Bath teachers Miss Germain Bonney and Miss Gloria Witham pass
The Bath teaching age Miss Germain Bonney and Miss Gloria Witham are named as passing by their parents Mr and Mrs Nathan Withers Misearn. Ming Witham noted as a physical education factor in Bath schools while plans were made for ice fishing on Chickiwaiki Pond.
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Germain Bonney
Gloria Witham
Bath
Witham
Rs Nathan Withers
Ming Witham
Chickiwaiki Pond
Page Couple Return From Boston Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Page of Washington street returned home Friday after a two day visit in Boston and its suburbs.
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Alice Reynolds
Marbheead
Mass
Kerwin B. Butcher
Mr. Butcher
Washington Street
Donald T. Page
Boston
Suburbs
Arthur Sewall
New York City
Bath Adds Smith Family to Local Housing Movements
Mr and Mrs John Smith and their children Christine and Louis relocate from Providence to Bath where Smith has been transferred. They occupy a Jackson apartment at Middle and South streets. Various local notices follow including visits, travel, illness, births, and military movement involving residents and relatives.
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John Smith
Christine
Louis
Providence, R.I
Bath
Smith
Jackson Apartments
Middle
South Streets
Mr. Smith
Florence 5S Reported In West Bath After Week-Long Illness
Miss Florence 5S. WN 1 screets, tenia erie ac , Tesu following a week's ulueus, which confined her to her défrie in West Bath.
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Florence
Tenia Erie
Tesu
West Bath
Genesta Chapter OES Holds Officers Night and Plans Events
Genesta Chapter OES met Friday observing officers night with four leading officers seated in future roles. Invitations were extended from Evangeline Chapter for Jan 29 and Androscoggin Chapter for Feb 10. Members discussed clothing donations for Mason families in Europe and a Feb 5 associate matrons night with Grand Associate Conductress Bessie Frangedakis to attend. A dessert bridge is planned for Jan 29 at 7:30 with co chairs Catherine Leonard and Viola Osgood. A memorial tribute for Mrs. Marian Clement was held and flowers placed on the altar.
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Genesta
O.E.S
Evelyn Wyman
Philip Wyman
Eleanor Merchant
Fred
Alice Stilphen
Viola Osgood
Doris Aikenhead
Ruth
Catherine Leonard
Robert Mitchell
Evangeline of
Windham
Grace W. Chandler
Adah
Androscoggin
Durham
Freda Bagdikian
Marie Berry
Europe
Bessie Frangedakis
Lewiston
Russell Estes
Rainbow Assembly
Marian Clement
Dorothy Pratt
Nellie Smith
Anna McCabe
Irene Rich
Get-Together Club Plans Feb Card Party for Nequasset Kids
Woolwich club met with Mrs Evangeline Sparks to raise funds for milk for Nequasset Central school. A card party is set for Feb 12 with Mrs Alice Baker as chair and a business meeting preceded by 63 and canasta.
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Woolwich
Evangeline Sparks
Nequasset Central School
Alice Baker
Margaret Dodge
Margaret Wagstaff
Tina Molson
Bernice Bailey
Katherine Beals
Phoebe Stevens
Marjorie Woorter
Marjorie Wagstaff
Tina Moison
Winter Street Aid Ladies Luncheon Announces Members
Winter Street church Ladies Aid met in the parlor Friday for a luncheon menu of meat pie vegetables hot rolls cookies and coffee. Mrs Munro Carlton chaired the committee with many members aiding then the business meeting approved reports and discussed ways and means. A surprise birthday song greeted Pastor Rev Richard J Schaper after the blessing. Hostesses for Jan 22 are Mrs Homer Potter Mrs Percy Bailey and Mrs Fred E.
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Ladies
Aio
Winter Street
Munro Carlton
Harry F. Morin
Alice Shorey
Arthur K. Purington
Susie Clark
Horace G. Morse
Earl Kimble
Fred Foote
Clifford B. Wilband
Charles Nelson
Fred Higgins
John A. Lord
William Potter
John A. Greene
Arthur Nichols
Alfred Condon
Addison Pendleton
Forrest Putnam
Burns
Richard J. Schaper
Homer Potter
Percy Bailey
Fred E
Nurses Alumnae Elect Officers at Friday Meeting
Mrs. William S. Blair was named president of the Nurses Alumnae at a meeting in the city club. Also elected were Mrs. Joseph Coss as vice president and Mrs. John Leonard as treasurer.
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William S. Blair
Joseph Coss
John Leonard
Morse High School Grants $100 Nursing Scholarship
Clarence Fullerton and Mrs. Elihu Fullerton hosted refreshments for 16 attendees as Morse High School offers a $100 scholarship to a graduate planning to pursue nursing. The Alumnae committee funds the award for a worthy member of the graduating class.
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Clarence Fullerton
Morse High School
Elihu Fullerton
Lincoln Lodge Holds Degree Initiation in Hallowell
A Lincoln Lodge delegation attended visiting officers in Hallowell Thursday evening as 55 candidates received the first and other officers of various Degrees. Vice Grand Wilbur Casey, warden, and Past Grand L. J. Brown, conductor, led the event.
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Lincoln
Hallowell
Lincoln Lodge
Wilbur Casey
L. J. Brown
Local C A R Elizabeth Lawrence Society Meeting Highlights
C A R Elizabeth Lawrence Society met at 16 Bath Street hosted by Pamela Litchfield. Officers elected include Anna Lonn president Lucy Lee Smith vice president and Dixie Oliver registrar. The program featured readings on liberty and John Hancock with photos of Jefferson draft and Hancock home.
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Elizabeth Lawrence Society, Co. A. R
Leonard Litchfield
Bath Street
Pamela Litchfield
Betsy Douglas
Anna Lonn
Lucy Lee Smith
Susan Bates
Ellen Low
Dixie Oliver
Joyce Ring
Sharon Wing
Marriott Eee
Rogram
Nancy Teeple
Benjamin Franklin
Reading
John Hancock
Ucation
Doris Wing
Inence
Grace Casey
CAR
Massachusetts
Jefferson
Lexington
Mass
John Han
Society
Harry Litchfield
Sue Litchfield
Billy Wing
Nancy Temple
Carol Cornish
Marriott Small
Winter Street Auxiliary Plans Fundraiser and Beans Supper
The Winter Street Ladies Auxiliary held its meeting with Mrs. Edgar Leavitt presiding. It approved a rum mage sale for January 26 at 6 30 p m with Mrs. Ernest Freeman as chairman and collection contact. A public baked beans supper is set for February 13 from 5 to 7 in the ladies parlor. Hostesses for the next meeting are Mrs. Daniel Matter, Mrs. McLain and Miss Alice Johnson. Dorothy Shea led a leather work talk with demonstrations and refreshments were served by Mrs. Dorothy Shea and Mrs. Pearl Al-
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Winter Street Ladies Auxiliary
Edgar Leavitt
Ernest Freeman
Daniel Matter
McLain
Alice Johnson
Dorothy Shea
John Robbins
Pearl al
First Baptist Circle Holds All Day Sewing Meeting
The Ladies Sewing Circle of First Baptist Church met all day in the ladies parlor with 16 attendees. A noon covered dish dinner was served, and afternoon sewing supported Memorial hospital quilts. The kitchen redecorating nears completion and Winter projects include patchwork squares for a future quilt. Next all day session is Jan 20 with picnic lunches.
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Ladies Sewing Circle
The
First Baptist Church
Cora Blakeney
Mabel Reed
Memorial Hospital
Treasury
Jennie Cameron
Lotta Eaton
Club Forty-Two Names Committees For 1954
At a Wednesday meeting Club Forty-Two President Mrs. David Clark announced 1954 committees. Council chair is Mrs. William Greene with several members. Membership includes Mrs. Milton Footer and others. Hospitality led by Mrs. George Sarkis. weekly prize by Mrs. William Ketchum. Ways and Means chaired by Mrs. Norman Adams. Program and Entertainment led by Mrs. Everett Cooke. The group scheduled a Jan. 27 program year plan and a Jan. 25 council meeting at 1530 Washington Street. Members to join Eagle hotel dinner at Brunswick next Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. The weekly prize was presented by Mrs. David Clark to Mrs. James Daley.
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Milton Footer
Elliot Hanson
David Desmond
George Sarkis
Paul Hart
Gardner Richardson
William Ketchum
Norman Adams
Harry Allen
Herman Boudreau
Howard Farr
Robert Footer
Frederick Henderson
Norman Seckins
Everett Cooke
Edward Jones
Hilton Libby
William Owen
Edith Small
John Sturtevant
Milton Savage
Clark
Washington Street
Eagle Hotel
Brunswick
David Clark
James Daley
Free Will Workers Plan Social After Quilting Session
Free Will Workers of Corliss Street Baptist church met in the vestry for a quilting session. They will gather at Mrs Lizzie B C Cha ney 377 Middle Street on January 20 afternoon to socialize and discuss Winter and Spring meeting plans.
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Wilfred W. Chaney
Middle Street
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Legion Auxiliary Plans WWII Records Project and Bake Sale
At the American Legion Auxiliary meeting last week the unit voted to sponsor resolutions for compiling and publishing records of World War II servicemen and women. A food sale at Fullerton's on Jan 23 at 10 a.m. benefits the Drum and Bugle Corps. Members include Althea French Madelyn Jackson Mary Carey Lucille McLaughlin and Lucy Desmond.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Fullerton's
Althea French
Madelyn Jackson
Mary Carey
Lucille McLaughlin
Lucy Desmond
Togus
Emma O'Leary
Veterans’ Hospital
Edna Tobey
Alice Rideout
Alma Haines
Myrtle Soule
Doris Reinoehl
Beatrice Leavitt
Cosmo Drama Club Plans Valentine Reading Night
The Cosmo Drama Club met Wednesday with 14 members and heard an informative program on words presented by Mrs Richard Sherwood. The January meeting was cancelled and the next gathering is February 10 at Mrs Bernard Knight's home for a Valentine party with orig verse readings.
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Richard Sherwood
Cosmopolitan Drama Club
John Hayes
Richard Thompson
Paul Marchant
Bernard Knight
Lincoln Street
Ernest Bailey
Knight
Sherwood
Raymond Farnham
Clinton Owen
Kitchen Party With Fudge Contest and Canasta Wins
A Wednesday kitchen gathering hosted by Mrs. Doris Carter featured a fudge contest with varied flavors, won by dark horses Mrs. Peggy Hathorne and Mrs. Ruth Creamer. The menu included tuna salad rolls, mushroom sauce, olives, cookies, coffee, and candies. Attendance was down due to the cold, but enjoyment remained high. The group will reconvene January 27 with Mrs. Senesta Ham. Attendees: Mrs. Ruth Creamer, Mrs. Peggy Hathorne, Mrs. Doris Carter, Mrs. Josephine Reed, Mrs. Elsie Stinson, Mrs. Grace Smith.
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Doris Carter
Rees
Peggy Hathorne
Ruth Creamer
Senesta Ham
Josephine Reed
Elsie Stinson
Grace Smith
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Elect Officers for Next Year
The Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters met Wednesday and approved auditing committee reports. Most Excellent Chief Doroth Stone will install officers at two temples on January 25 and February 2 with Susie Darrah and Alice Winslow assisting in senior and manager roles.
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Lowell Temple
Pythian
Alice Winslow
Lila Murray
Phyllis Akeley
Doroth Stone
Victory Freeport
Alvah Young Temple
Brunswick
Susie Darrah
Twin Bees Club Meeting in Bath and Brunswick
The Twin Bees Club of Bath and Brunswick met Thursday evening at Pine Street with Mrs. Susie Darrah hosting. The president was absent so business was skipped and the evening focused on social time and gift exchange. Beano ended the night with refreshments served.
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Ellery Doyle
Bangor
Bath
State Liquor Agency
Archie Doyle
North Street
Twin Bees Club
Brunswick
Susie Darrah
Pine Street
Rose Wallace
Sarah Potter
Sophie Mikers
Edith Miller
Alice Winslow
Dorothy Stone
Viola Melzard
Sadie Garcelon
Lois Knight
Nightingale Club Dinner and Meeting at Miss Footer’s Home
The Nightingale club met Thursday evening at Miss Arlene Footer’s South Street home for a dinner at seven. The event featured a green centerpiece and colored candles, a chicken shortcake menu, and coffee. A business meeting followed with plans for a Valentine team cine at Cosmopolitan club February 1. Receipts from the tea fund Memorial hospital, and hospital updates included linoleum flooring and new drapes in the Nightingale room. Next gathering will be hosted by Mrs Edward Footer on High Street, date to be announced.
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Nightingale Club
Arlene Footer
South Street
Valentine
Cosmopolitan Club
Memorial Hospital
Nightingale
Edward Footer
High Street
Central Ladies Aid Meeting At the Parish House
Central Ladies Aid of Central church met Thursday at two. Mrs. Mary Larrabee presided. Hostesses for Jan. 21 are Mrs. Marjorie Whitney and Mrs. Annie Longley. Hospital sewing for Memorial hospital project was shared. A paper party followed led by Mrs. Celia Hutchins. Tea served by Mrs. Mat Harkins and Miss Eleanor Ferguson.
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Ladies Aid
Central Church
Mary Larrabee
Marjorie Whitney
Annie Longley
Memorial Hospital Project
Celia Hutchins
League
Mat Harkins
Eleanor Ferguson
Teen Age Sewing Circle Plans March of Dimes Drive
The Teen Age Sewing Circle held New Year activities at Joan Russell's home 77 Milan Street. Members announced they will participate in the March of Dimes Tag Day starting Friday afternoon and continuing Saturday. Miss Barbera Russell, a Morsey school home economics teacher, served refreshments.
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Joan Russell
Milan Street
Circle
Barbera Russell
Morsey School
Mrs Hugo D Grant Hosts Dyer Flaherty Auxiliary Social
Mrs Hugo D Grant entertained the Dyer Flaherty Post Auxiliary at Linden street Sunday evening for a debt agency event. The auxiliary meets twice monthly with one social night and one business night, continuing the customary Lender society practice.
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Hugo D. Grant
Dyer-Flaherty Post Auxiliary
Linden Street
Meeting Set for February 14 at Middle Street Hall
The Ways and Means Committee outlined plans to raise revenue at an event. Refreshments followed the program and the hostess served at the close. The next gathering is scheduled for February 14 at the hall on Middle Street.
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Middle Street
Boothbay Garden Club Hosts State Federation Leader
Mrs. John Parker of Bath, president of the State Federation of Garden Clubs, spoke at Boothbay Region Garden Club January meeting on conservation. She urged water conservation study, water pollution action, and referenced watersheds, noting the federation’s legislative fund and clubs’ contributions to oppose billboard erection.
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John Parker
Bath
State Federation of Garden Clubs
Boothbay Region
Daughters of Isabella Sponsor Bridge for March of Dimes
A telephone bridge event for the March of Dimes starts Monday under Daughters of Isabella sponsorship. It includes contract, auction and canasta with 16 hands for contract and auction, no doubling or redoubling, and canasta play beginning at 1500 with three games and three partner changes. Prizes awarded to top and bottom scorers. scores called to Mrs. Louise Arsenault or Mrs. Mary Cummings.
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March of Dimes
Daughters of Isabella
Louise Arsenault
Mary Cummings
Good Will Club Reports Annual Progress at Sagadahoc Ferry
The Good Will Club met at Sagadahoc Ferry with Mrs. Helen Price. Acting president Mrs. Susie Brown read annual reports praising creditable projects and street light work. The group noted successful bake sales and hospital benefit supper funds, plus a Halloween party. officers were re elected for 1954.
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Good Will Club
Helen Price
Sagadahoc Ferry
Susie Brown
Edith Rice
Bath Memorial Hospital
Pearl Reed
Gertrude Marston
Maude Orr
Mary Hall
Beulah Crocker
Petricia
Molly Powers
Lillian Fitch
Bnai Brith Bath Chapter Holds January Dinner Meeting
The Bath Chapter of Bnai B릴rith hosted a dinner party Monday at Dr. and Mrs. Jacob Smith’s home 709 High Street with members inviting a guest each. A business vote approved a donation to the March of Dimes. attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Jesse Levin Mr. and Mrs. Donald Povich Abraham Kramer and others.
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Bath
B'nai B'rith
Jacob Smith
High Street
Jesse Levin
Donald Povich
Abraham Kramer
Sam Prawer
Sophia M. Mikels
Central Church League Plans Activities And Supper
Central Church League met in the op house with good attendance. Mrs. Robert Milliken, president, appointed committees for future activities and the Men’s Club supper to be chaired by Mrs. Kenneth Gunshreys. Kitchen helpers include several listed members and the dining room committee names numerous ladies.
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League of Central Church
Op House
Robert Milliken
Kenneth Gunshreys
John
Zina Eaton
George Grindell
Niles Pardees Moses
Harold Avery
Gardiner Deering
John Grindell
Horace P. Morse
Herbert Pierce
Arthur MacDonald
Niles Perkins
George Moses
E. Lawrence McCurdy
Harold P. Sne
Rudolph McRae
James Henderson
James Morse
A. A.apeem
Anon Peckshie
Devela' F. Preble
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