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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1930

Page

3

Social News From Oak Street and Surroundings

Mrs. George Merrill hosted a luncheon bridge at her Oak street home featuring pink roses and four tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Arthur Larrabee, Mrs. Stanley Hunter, and Mrs. Fritz Klippel. Numerous local residents attended events, visits, and club meetings across Bath with notices of illness, travel, weddings, and birthdays.

George Merrill Oak Street Clarence Merrill G. Woodbury Merrill Arthur Larrabee Stanley Hunter Fritz Klippel

Earl Cahoon Returns Home After Appendicitis Surgery

Earl Cahoon has returned to his home at 300 Washington Street from Brunswick Hospital where he recently underwent appendicitis surgery.

Earl Cahoon Washington Street Brunswick Hospital

Luncheon Auction at High Street Yields Card Prizes

A luncheon at her home on High Street Thursday noon preceded an afternoon auction with seven tables. First prize went to Mrs. Owen J. Ledyard for four packs of cards and second prize to Mrs. W. S. Newell for two packs of cards.

E. Motley Fuller High Street Owen J. Ledyard W. S. Newell

Social card party at High Street home results announced

Mrs. William R. Freeman hosted her card club on Thursday afternoon at her High street home. Mil ton Trott won first prize and Mrs. Richard Sprague was awarded second.

William R. Freeman High Street Milton Trott Richard Sprague

Local church groups hold meetings and elect officers

Sterling Brotherhood of Corliss street church held a monthly meeting with 21 in attendance. Officers for last year were re elected: Lucien R. Ames president Robert C. Mitchell vice president Harold Walker secretary Richard Seavey treasurer The group voted to move meetings to the second Monday of each month Two members joined the class Refreshments were provided by Harold Walker Frank Preble and Stuart McPherson A supper will be hosted by Fred Chaney Edward Garcelon Fred Stover Chester Plant and Harold Walker Elsie Innis of Perth New Brunswick visited relatives on High street Ladies aid at Central church had a fine meeting with a large turnout Hostesses were Mrs Everett Trafton and Mrs Stearns Scott Mrs F D Hill Mrs William R Fiecasen and Mrs Walter Hill visited Port and Friday Mrs John K Jayne and Mrs Sumner Sewall arrived from New York and Mrs Fred Hector from Fargo N D for a visit with Mr and Mrs William D Sewall of Washington street Mrs Arthur F Mayo and son Wallace left for Old Town for two weeks with relatives Ladies aid at the First Universalist church re elected Mrs Charles Rideout president for the year along with vice president Mrs Charles A Harriman secretary Mrs Anna Ward and treasurer Miss Emma Moses A work committee included Harry Foote Miss Maria Wiggin and others on the A K Ry main line list carrier Meister was ill at home on Park street for two weeks and resumed his run Friday.

First Baptist Church H. &. Worrey Washington Street Gardiner Roberts Rudolph Furber Charles Card Lincoln Bailey Lloyd L. Hooker Simon Moore Herbert E. Worrey Ada Larrabee Edward Cook Helen Hall Helen McIntosh Laura Harrington Sterling Brotherhood of Corliss Street Church Deering Room Lucien R. Ames Robert C. Mitchell Harold Walker Richard Seavey Frank Preble Stuart McPherson Fred Chaney Edward Garcelon Fred Stover Chester Plant Ladies Aid of the First Universalist Church George Hodgkins Charles F. Rideout Charles A. Harriman Vic Anna Ward Emma Moses Harry Foote Maria Wiggin

Trip to Florida and Boston for three months

Mrs. Milton Trott won first prize and Mrs. Richard Sprague second at a No-Nox club gathering at her High street home on Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund A. Rothwell departed Friday for Boston and then motored toward Florida, planning a three month stay at winter resorts along the way.

Edmund A. Rothwell Boston Florida

Southern route plans for Hall Baxter Higgins group

Mrs B T Hall and daughter Kath erine of Charlestown Mass formerly of Bath and Miss Grace Baxter who motored across the continent are in San Francisco after a month in San Diego they will stay a few weeks then move north. Mr and Mrs Charles R Higgins who were in San Diego with them head east by the southern route to Frost proof Fla for the winter.

B. T. Hall Katherine Charlestown Mass Bath Grace Baxter San Diego Calif San Francisco Charles R. Higgins Frostproof Fla

Mrs. Stover Visits Sister in Brunswick

Mrs. Herman Stover of Brunswick spent Thursday as a guest for the day with her sister Mrs. John J. Keegan on Washington Street.

Herman Stover Brunswick John J. Keegan Washington Street

Alumni Council Meets at Bowdoin January 25 26

American Alumni Council gathers at Bowdoin College with Philip S. Wilder leading the district covering New England New Brunswick Quebec Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Numerous addresses are planned for the conference.

Mrs Alphonso Grant Visits Family in Somerville Mass

Mrs Alphonso Grant of Somerville Massachusetts visits her mother Mrs Ella Coleman and her brother Andrus L Coleman on Middle street.

Mrs Alphonso Grant Somerville, Mass Ella Coleman Andrus L. Coleman Middle Street

Beulah Rebekah Lodge Hosts Maine Officials

Beulah Rebekah lodge of Richmond entertained Friday evening with guests from Maine including Nancy A. Flint president of the Rebekah Assembly and Marion Crosby vice president along with Charlotte Cyphers Harriet Bunker and Lois McKiever from District No 10. The Rebekah decree was exemplified to the praise of grand officers. A delicious supper was served.

Rebekah Beulah Rebekah Lodge

Mrs Jewett and Gladys Jewett Return Home

Mrs Lydia Jewett and her granddaughter Miss Gladys Jewett of North West port return home after several weeks with Miss Jewett’s father James Jewett of Washington street.

Lydia Jewett Gladys Jewett North Westport Miss Jewett James Jewett Washington Street

M R C Club Meeting With Miss Holbrook

The M R C club met last week at Miss Mary Holbrook in High Street for games sewing and a brief business meeting Refreshments were served Attendees included Miss Mary W Lowell Miss Shirley Bracey Miss Carolyn Small Miss Virginia Jewett and Miss Katherine Campbell The next meeting will be Monday afternoon with Miss Bracey on Washington Street

M.R C Mary Holbrook High Street Mary W. Lowell Shirley Bracey Carolyn Small Virginia Jewett Katherine Campbell Bracey Washington Street

Mrs Footer and child visit Hyde Park relatives

Mrs Edward Footer from Hyde Park Mass and her infant daughter left City hospital this week. They are guests of Mrs Footers parents Mr and Mrs Henry McLellan on upper Washington street for a fortnight.

Edward Footer Hyde Park Mass City Hospital

Ladies Aid Social on Six OClock Car to Trufants Crossing

Twenty members of the Ladies aid and sewing circle of the People's Baptist church and their husbands rode the six o'clock car to Trufant's Crossing Thursday night. Fred Bubier met them and drove them to Foster's Point in a double horse sled where they enjoyed a social evening and light refreshments before returning. Mrs. William FR Freeman hosted on High street last Wednesday. Mrs Bruce H M White of Topsham won first prize a cigarette box, Mrs Caldwell Phillips second prize a compact, and Flora Main received a handkerchief as consolation.

Ladies Aid Sewine People’s Baptist Church Trufant’s Crossing Fred Bubier Foster's Point Bubier Deparure William FR. Freeman High Street Bruce H. M. White Topsham Caldwell Phillips Flora Main

Mrs Eliot Fuller Hosts Browning Reading Club Banquet

Mrs Eliot Fuller of Norway helped host the Browning Reading club annual banquet and social evening held Monday night of last week, contributing to a social and community gathering in Norway.

Eliot Fuller Norway Browning Reading Club

Rebekah Leaders Visit Oldtown and Cornish

Mrs. Nancy Flint president of the Rebekah assembly of Maine and Mrs. Charlotte Syphers warden of the assembly stayed overnight with Mrs. Leonard Lord of Fitts street. They were guests of Queen Esther Rebekah lodge at Odd Fellows hall Wednesday night. Miss Christine Lockery and Miss Doris Soule were visitors from Portland Saturday.

Nancy Flint Oldtown Rebekah Assembly of Maine Charlotte Syphers Cornish Assembly Leonard Lord Fitts Street Flint Syphers Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall

Bath area notes and social updates in brief

Mrs. Fred G. White of Lewiston underwent a Tuesday morning operation at Central Maine General Hospital after a long illness. State Senator Arthur G. Spear and brother Walter Spear visited Bath business. Mrs. John Hunt left for Bangor to visit her daughter. Mrs. Daniel Doyle, Lewiston, is recovering well after surgery. Wilber G. Cahill and wife depart for Florida. Cahill to represent local Bath firms. Bath friends mourn the death of Mrs. Margaret Scott in Portland. Marie Moody visited Bath. Cahill’s store staffed in his absence. George Moses and wife welcome a daughter, Cynthia Anne, in Medford formerly of Bath. Plant family attend Boston auto show.

Fred G. White Lisbon Street Lewiston Bath Adelaide White R.N Bath City Hospital Central Maine General Hospital Arthur G. Spear Cumberland County Walter Spear Portland

Notable residents plan New York City voyage for Panama Canal

Mrs John K Jayne returns to New Canaan after a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs William D Sewall of Washington Street Hon and Mrs Samuel R Percy of Washington Street and Hon and Mrs Allen M Irish of North Street will depart Thursday for New York City They will sail Saturday from New York on the 8 8 California via the Panama canal for California where Big Diego Mrs Alice M Sawyer wintering in Brookline Mass arrived Monday for a visit with Mr and Mrs Roger D Skillings 1059 Washington Street

John K. Jayne New Canaan Conn William D. Sewall Washington Street Samuel R. Percy Allen M. Irish North Street New York City New York California Panama Canal Big Diego Alice M. Sawyer Brookline Mass Roger D. Skillings

Andrews Bridge Club Hosts Supper and Prizes

Mrs. William Potter entertained her bridge club on Andrews road with a supper bridge. First prize went to Mrs. Winfred M. Hagan, second to Mrs. Thomas K. Haley, and consolation to Mrs. Edward Garcelon. Other guests included Mrs. Howard Blake and others. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Eva Fulton on Academy street. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moore and son Lawrence, formerly of Bath, toured through the city en route to Caldwell New Jersey for the winter.

William Potter Andrews Road Winfred M. Hagan Thomas K. Haley Edward Garcelon Howard Blake Bertie Johnson Eva Fulton Bernard Pratt Mabel Putterton Academy Street Roy Moore Lawrence North Edgecomb Bath City Caldwell, N. J

Wedding Shower for Hughes Couple Highlights Bath Social

Mr and Mrs Victor Hughes of Clinton street recently wed were honored Tuesday night with a varied shower hosted at Mrs James Knights home on Middle street. Guests enjoyed light refreshments as gifts included a breakfast set linen china aluminum and glassware. Mrs Frank Young formerly of Bath now in Boston returned from a brief Bath stay. George H Farrin and wife returned to Fords New Jersey after traveling to Bath for the death of Mrs Farrins sister Mrs Robert H Swain. Mrs Farrin cared for her sister at the Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary Portland. A son born to Amory McLellan Houghton and his Bath native wife in Bangor was named Amory McLellan 3rd. Harvey P Hathorne Woolwich postmaster and Vinal Hunnewell Sagadahoc Ferry spent Sunday in Portland visiting Hathorne son Waldo Hathorne of Springfield Mass who was there on business. Mrs Milton S Kimball returned to Augusta Monday after visiting Bath with Mrs Albert H Shaw of High street.

Victor Hughes Clifton Street Hughes James Knight Middle Street George H. Farrin Fords N. J Bath Amory McLellan Houghton Bangor Amory McLellan Harvey P Hathorne Woolwich Vinal Hunnewell Sagadahoc Ferry Portland Mr. Hathorne Waldo Hathorne Springfield Mags Milton

Bath Box Co. officers attend annual meeting in city

James A. Gilles of New Haven and Fred W. Courser of Warner arrive for the Bath Box Co annual business meeting. Archibald Main and wife travel from Middlestreet to Groton after Mr Main’s uncle dies. A farewell party for Mrs Ches ter Kingsley ends with a pewter dish gift as she moves to Augusta.

James A. Gilles New Haven Conn Bath Box Co Fred W. Courser Warner N. H City Archibald Main Middlestreet Groton, Conn Mr. Main

Ledyard Supper Party Hosts Card Party

Mr and Mrs Owen J Ledyard hosted a supper party at their Hatreet Street home on Friday night. Mrs Sth Mullin won the ladies first prize with Mrs William V Percy second, while Wilber G Canill had the highest gentlemen score and Roland F Hill the second.

Owen J. Ledyard

Local Man Suffers Fractured Thigh After Street Fall

ae Geren a 63 year old mason living on Wettern avenue fell on a street Sunday night. An X ray at City hospital Monday showed a fractured left thigh. Curran and neighbors aided him home and he was taken back to the hospital. Mrs Losier heard cries and notified her husband who assisted. Dr and Mrs Warren E Kershner returned from Newbern North Carolina where quail hunting occupied two weeks. A farewell party for Miss Virginia Kingsley was held at 2 Cobb road hosted by Elizabeth Pinkham with several dancing class members in attendance. Mrs Alfred L Tarbox and son Lemont left for Boston then Orlando Florida for several weeks.

Ae Geren Wettern Avenue City Hospital Currah Albert Lesier Russell Street Curran Warren E. Kershner Green Street Newbern N. C

Miss Adelaide Campbell Hosts Teachers Club Bridge

Miss Adelaide Campbell entertained the Teachers' club at her Washington street home with two tables of bridge. Refreshments were served. Among those present were Misses Helen Hayes Helen Stevens Beatrice Nichols Elizabeth Robbins Catherine Leonard Amelia Jacques Martha Ricker.

Adelaide Campbell Teachers’ Club Washington Street Helen Hayes Helen Stevens Beatrice Nichols Elizabeth Robbins Catherine Leonard Amelia Jacques Martha Ricker

Miss Elizabeth Pinkham Hosts Saturday Party at Grandmother’s Home

Miss Elizabeth Pinkham entertained from six to eight Saturday night at Mrs. Thomas K. Haley’s Cobb road home. Guests included Virginia Kingsley Lucille Johnson Mary Sewall Ellen Stevens and Madelyn Dunton who won a fairy doll in a peanut hunt.

Thomas K. Haley Cobb Road Elizabeth Pinkham Virginia Kingsley Chester Kingsley Caribiu Mary Sewall Lucille Johnson Ellen Stevens Madelyn Dunton Jack Horner Thatcher Pinkham, Jr

Social News From A Local Community

Dr and Mrs Francis O Brien traveled to Boston and Hartford to visit relatives before returning to Brooklyn. They attended the wedding of their niece Kath ry n Thompson to Clifford Smith with Dr O Brien helping at the ceremony. Mrs Oliver Moses 2d hosted a luncheon with two auction tables won by Mrs Rodney E Ross and Mrs Rupert H Baxter. Miss Maude Thayer spent the weekend at Georgetown Summer home. Mrs Annie Jewett hosted Corliss street church class at lower Washington street. The S F O club formed with Edith Knowlton president and Mary McCabe secretary treasurer and will meet at Knowlton home on Pine street. Mr and Mrs A E Hepburn returned to Boston after visits in Bath. Mrs John S Boyd of Haddonfield N J visited her father Henry A Magoun on Green street. Doris Soule received a pink glassware shower for her Jan 25 wedding to Edwin E Pinson Jr at Adelaide Campbell’s Washington street home with two bridge tables. prizes went to Martha Ricker and Christine Lockery. Attendees included Doris Soule Helen Hayes Beatrice Nichols Katherine Trott Elizabeth Robbins Elsie Trott and Martha Ricker.

Aramede Stacey Middle Street Miss Stacey Mae Bickle Marguerite Hennessey Viola O'Hara Davis Katherine Butcher Viola O’hara Davis Doris Cornish Cora Savage Sadie Burnham Francis O’brien Boston Hartford Oliver Moses 2d Washington Street Rodney E. Ross Rupert H. Baxter Newell Annie Jewett Corliss Street Lower Edith Knowlton Mary McCabe Pine Street Doris Soule Edwin E. Pinson, Jr Adelaide Campbell Martha Ricker Christine Lockery Helen Hayes Beatrice Nichols Katherine Trott Elizabeth Robbins Elsie Trott

Alumni Banquet Attendees Noted Wetherbees

Mrs. Henry W. Owen hosted St Marys Guild at Grace church parish house on Oak Street Monday night. Charles P Wetherbee of High Street and his son George B Wetherbee of Quincy attended MITs annual alumni banquet at Walker Memorial Mall in Boston Saturday night. Charles Wetherbee class of 1891 and George class of 1921. Charles Wetherbee left Monday for Detroit Michigan for a week.

Henry W. Owen, Jr St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church Oak Street Charles P. Wetherbee High Street George B. Wetherbee Quincy Mars Massachusetts Institute of Technology Walker Memorial Mall Boston Charles Wetherbee Detroit Mich

Elizabeth Dunbar Recovers After Fall Near Harvard Bridge

Miss Elizabeth Dunbar is reported to be recovering satisfactorily after a fall near Harvard's bridge a few weeks ago that fractured a rib.

Elizabeth Dunbar Harvard

Ralph Dale Celebrates Tenth Birthday With Playmates

Matter Ralph Dale entertained several playmates at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O. Dale, 974 High street, for his 10th birthday on Saturday. They went to the Opera House cinema and returned to the Dale home for refreshments. Present were Roberta Erwin, Kathleen Scott, Marjorie Trott, Ruth Dale, Ralph Card, Donald Hall and Richard Farnham.

Ralph Dale Ralph O. Dale High Street Opera Dale Roberta Erwin Kathleen Scott Marjorie Trott Ruth Dale Ralph Card Donald Hall Richard Farnham

Bath city notes mix sports and society in January

Local items report ice skimming near Arrowsic with about 100 pounds caught by Charles Staples and Edward Savage, a Postal Telegraph contest winner, Boy Scouts meeting led by Pomeroy, stray cat misadventure, traveler Chester Meuse in California, golf on Winter street pond, a charity whist party at the Eagles, yacht port holes from Bath Iron Works, and various Bath civic updates including church events, inspections, and community notices.

Arrowsic Charles Staples Edward Savage

Personal notes from Boston automobile show and local visits

Charles E Plaisted attends the Boston automobile show. Edwin H Pert is confined at home 1229 High Street. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Williams of Court Street spent Tuesday in Portland. Mrs Fred G Proctor recovering after City Hospital operation. Mrs John A Legro arrived from Somersworth N H to visit Mrs W S Newell in Washington Street. Paul G Honstret works on the Amos Tuck building at Dartmouth Hanover N H. Mrs Nathan E Coffin hosted the Monday Evening club at 20 Park Street with bridge and refreshments. The club will meet next Monday with Mrs Florence Hagan on Andrews Road. Rev Howard Davis Spoerl resigns Sept 15 and leaves for Orono to preach. Mrs Spoerl will spend the weekend in Boston and join him Monday. The L N club of Corliss Street church met at Miss Katherine evening’s home. After business a social hour with refreshments by the Misses Edith Wallace Marjorie Lemont Julia Paisley and Edwina Thornton.

Charles E. Plaisted Boston Edwin H. Pert High Street Daniel Williams Court Street Portland Fred G. Proctor City Hospital John A. Legro Somersworth N. H W. S. Newell Washington Street Paul G. Honstret Amos Tuck Dartmouth College Hanover Nathan E. Coffin Park Street Plorence Hagan Andrews Road Howard Davis Spoerl Universalist Orono Universalist Church Spoerl Mr. &Roerl L. N. Club Corliss Street Katherine Edith Wallace Marjorie Lemont Julia Paisley Edewina Thornton

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Rachel Potter Margaret Perry Otis Card Bridge Club Horace Ward Charles Blaisdell George P. Larrabee, Jr Arthur Pratt Dwight Pierce Lene Shepard George Larrabee Jr Earl Dow Annie Snow of Gardiner Prudence Farrar Elizabeth Deering Carroll Deering Sargent—School of Physical Training Cambridge Miss Deering Henry F. Butler Montsweag Sargent School Chester Kingsley Augusta R. J. Gilmore Gilmore Cyrus Gilmore Millicent Joseph Hecht Rupert Wine West Bath John J. Desmond Roscoe Shaw Robbins J. Haviland Torrey Torrey Bernice Worrey Herbert E. Werrey Thomas Cummings Priscilla Footer Edwin Powers Edwin D. Hardin Winter Street Church Woman's Club of Wiscasset Williams Whitney Paul Bagdikian Elliott Block Helen Hodgdon Harry Donnell Palmer Street Matthew Allison Elm Street Pacific Coast J. A. Allison Pacific Telephone Co Mr. Allison England United States Clarence E. Johnson Summer Street Elizabeth Brown Herbert A. Dessau Johnson Langdon T. Thaxter Charles Bradeen Bradeen Herbert J. Brown Falmouth Harry P. Dewey Minneapolis Mary A. Sanford Bedford Street Harding’s Kerwin Butcher George Cahill Elsie Innis Perth, N. B E. H. Hartwell Ladies Aid of Central Church Everett Trafton Stearns Scott F. D. Hill William R. Fiecasen Walter Hill Sumner Sewall Fred Arthur F. Mayo Wallace Old Town Meister John Hunt Philip Gildart Daniel Doyle Union Street Sisters Hospital Wilber G. Cahill St. Petersburg Frederick E. Drake Margaret Scott Marie Moody Edithe Lemons Louise Johnson Catherine Cornish Center Street Mrs. Cahill George Moses Medford Chester A. Plant Carolyn Frank Young Colonial Robert Hatch Dayton Hill Robert Brownell Eugene Desmond Samuel Hooper Carl Anderson Stanley Whitehouse J. Edward Drake, Jr Drake Ralph Reynolds Robinhood Ruth Chopps School Dresden Road Sarah A. Shaw Pioneer No. 11 O. B Lisbon Falls Genesta Hawthorne Alfred L. Tarbox Eon Lemont Orlando A. E. Hepburn John 8. Boyd Haddonfield, N. J Henry A. Magoun Henry I. Gediman Postal Telegraph Cable Co Postal Telegraph Boy Scouts American Legion Hall Pomeroy American Legion Chester Meuse Little Rock Ark el Paso Tex Phoenix Ariz Yuma Ariz San Bernadino Tia Juana Mexico Winter Street General Motors Co Lansing W. Stanley Hunter Swiston Buick Co J. Edward Drake Winneganee Eagles Club John Barrymore Long Beach Cal Moving Picture Colony Bath Iron Works Corp John H. Hyde Joseph M. Trott Bath Savings Institution Front Street Johns. Hyde Mr. Trott Mabel Thwing Mr. Hyde Lewiston Buick Co General Motors The Proving Ground Morse High School of New Hampshire Massachusetts Colby College Pine Clifton Streets Middle Winter Streets Green Parks Pop Wilson Harmony Hammers G. A. R. Memorial Hall Memorial Hall David L. Wilson Old Ladies Home Willard F. Cowhig Mr. Cowhig Vermont Board of Registration Washington Zelma Dwinal Camden Congress Donald B. Partridge Sweet Salvation Army Alfred B. Higgins East Brunswick Elwell Crosby West Palm Beach Higgins Express T. W. Hyde Camp Sns of Union Veterans Eleanor Blake MacDonald Ruth Devo Morton Deyo U.S.N Bath Iron Works Metropolitan Opera House Miss Deyo Charles W. Fisher Lower High Street Egypt Lieut Deyo Naval Academy At Annapolis Harriet Bunker Lillius Larrabee Emme Copeland Eva Atwood Rebekah Assembly Eva Helah Queen Esther Lodge Henry T. B. Leeman Wesley Church North Bath John Loring Whiskeay Susan J. Leeman Alice M. Hyde Annie T. McInnes Harriet C. L. Lord State Military and Naval Children's Home
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