Social eve at Baxter home features cards and chats
Hon and Mrs Rupert H Baxter hosted a Washington Street supper party with multiple card tables, prizes won by Miss Anne Kimball and Roger Skillings. Guests included Mayor Arthur Sewall and numerous Sewalls, along with Topsham visitors and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sewall
William D. Sewall
Mark W. Sewall
Byron F. Barker
Anne Kimball
Alden G. Smith
Henry C. Wright
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
William
Newell
Washington Street
Charles H. Cahill
Edmund P. Briggs
Harry Briggs
E. Everett Pierce
Carroll Watson
Henry O. Trowbridge
Agnes Trowbridge
Roland F. Hill
W. Dayton Hill
Cil E. Paine
Lucy Green
Seth 8. Mullin
Carolyn M. Moses
Owen J. Ledyard
Normena Mackinnon
Arthur W. Hughes
Donald M. Payson
Simmons Brown
Arthur Sewall Bosworth
Portthur
Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Portland
Bath
Gardiner R. Deering Announces Candidacy for County Attorney
Gardiner R. Deering of Bath announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sagadahoc County attorney. This is his second bid, after a 1934 primary where he received 1149 votes, 163 fewer than Ralph O. Dale, the incumbent. Deering, a Bath native, is a Suffolk Law School graduate (1929) who served on Bath’s city council and is a Mason. He is married with one daughter, Barbara Lou. He will begin circulating primary papers immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
Bath
Sagadaho
Ralph O. Dale
Deering
Frank M. Deering
Morse High School
Abbott Academy
Suffolk Law School
Maine
Mr. Deering
Barbara Lou Deering
Club Garret hosts lively monthly meeting with surprise act
A large turnout at Club Garret featured a surprise by the entertainment committee led by Miss Mary Kenney and Miss Margaret MacKinnon. Prizes were awarded to several winners as Major Bowes and his amateurs arrived, while other society notes and visits from New York and Bath figures were reported throughout the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Garret
Mary Kenney
Margaret Mackinnon
Elwood Legard
C. Roland Trott
Major Bowes
Edward J. Lee, Jr
Margaret Austin
Dorothy Thompson
Kathleen Leonard
Louise Stewart
Evelyn Trott
Bath Nurses Alumnae Host Quarterly Meeting At Hospital
The Bath Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association held its last quarterly meeting Thursday at the hospital. A flower committee was renewed to serve until the April annual meeting. Members included Miss Phyllis Glipatrieck Mrs Leona Spicer and Mrs Catherine Talbot with numerous others present. Sandwiches cake and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association
Phyllis Glipatrieck
Leona Spicer
Catherine Talbot
Margaret Yates
Helen F. Higgins
Belva Fullerton
Dorothy Milliken
Estella Bowden
Estelle Thompson
Roberta Parris
Social and Local Notices From Pearl Street to Portland
Various society events and travels are recorded including a Thursday contract club gathering on Pearl Street, a Saturday Fort Williams dance hosted by Major and Mrs. Lloyd Zupann, a Pelham Manor visit by Mrs. Robert P. Shaw, and Beacon Street Church plans for a February 14 chicken pie supper. Also noted are travels of Miss Jane Murphy via the S S Santa Rosa and a visit of Mrs. Edith Campbell to Waldoboro to tend her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald M. Main
Roger Nickerson
Justin Dickins
Fort Williams
Portland
Lloyd Zupann
Warren Halterman
Robert P. Shaw and Son
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Fred R. EF. Dean
Dummer Street
Edith Campbell
Arrowsic
Waldoboro
Arthur Pinkham
George F. Pinkham
Newicastle
Bath residents take Florida visit and homecoming
Mrs Ruth W Henry and Miss Fr Ostina E Marston return from Florida to Bath on January 15 after a wintry ocean passage aboard the Chattanooga from Savannah to Boston. Their trip included Fort Myers Miami Daytona Beach Lake Wales Winter Park and more with guests joining at several stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth W. Henry
Frostina E. Marston
Bath
Florida
Chattanooga
Savannah
Boston
Mrs. Henry
Fort Myers
Miami
Miss Marston
Tampa
Daytona Beach
Lake Wales
Warren M. Stephen
Harry B. Sawyer
Winter Park
Monthly card party hosted by National Honor Society
Miss Helen L. Hayes hosted the regular monthly NHS card party Friday at 6 Washburn Street. Amy A. Irish won first prize, Mrs. David H. Cogan was second, and Delia M. Cloutier took the consolation. Reservations may be made by calling committee chairmen Beatrice M. Jenkins Beatrice E. Duprey and Donald F. Preble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen L. Hayes
National Honor Society
Washburn Street
Amy A. Irish
David 8. Cogan
Delia M. Cloutier
Beatrice M. Jenkins
Beatrice E. Duprey
Donald F. Preble
Mrs Morse Undergoes Appendectomy In Bath Memorial
Mrs Alvah A Morse of 25 Deering street is a patient in Bath Memorial hospital after an appendectomy Tuesday morning. Oscar Thornton of the A and P Market has returned from Massachusetts where he visited Mrs Thornton in Dr Ring's hospital in Arlington Heights who is recovering from arthritis and neuritis and will come home soon. Miss May Morse of Green street has left for several months in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice E. Varney
Washington Street
Woodfords
St. Barnabas Hospital
Thomas A. Costello
Quincy
Mass
Bath
Fore River Shipbuilding Co
Mr. Costello
James T. McNeil
Cottage Street
Costello
Claude R. Nowell
Brunswick
Bath Memorial Hospital
Everett Christian
R.N
Portland
Marjorie E. Legard
Boston
Simmons College
Christian
Morse High
Maine General Hospital
Bethany Home For Girls
Worcester Street
Alvah A. Morse
Deering Street
Oscar Thornton
Massachusetts
Mrs Chaney Moves Into Morse Residence on High Street
Mrs Marion Chaney and her family have moved from 1234 Washington Street to the Morse residence on High Street near Union. She returns from Ware Massachusetts with her sister Mrs John B Downey. Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d resumes home on Washington Street after a stay with Mr Sewall in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Evans Edge
France
Edge
Ambassador Hotel
New York City
Loyall Parragut Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Bath
Camilla Sewall
Bermuda
Canada
James A. Gillies
New Haven
James A. Gillies, Jr
Washington Street
Arthur Sewall 2d
Marion Chaney
Morse
High Street
Union
Chaney
Ware
Mass
John B. Downey
Mr Sewall
New York
South End P. T. A. Holds All Day Session
The South End P. T. A. voted to hold the postponed all day meeting on February 4 in its Washington street rooms. Mrs. Chester A. Roberts presided at the brief meeting as members sewed patchwork and a program in the afternoon was led by Miss Margaret E. Huse of Mitchell School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End P. T. A
Washington Street
Horace P. Morse
Chester A. Plant
William P. Hatch
Fred Coombs
Margaret E. Huse
Mitchell School
Chester A. Roberts
Hyde Windlass Co. Attends New York Motor Boat Show
Rodney E. Ros, Hyde Windlass Co. president, departs for New York to attend the Motor Boat show where the company exhibits. Several locals and guests return from trips to New York and Boston after a week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Andrews
Edwin F. Ramsey
New York City
Hyde Windlass Company
Rodney E. Ros
Hyde Windlass Co
New York
Mr. Ross
Peleg Tallman Foremost Citizen Chronicle
Peleg Tallman’s life is traced from the 1780s to 1801, detailing his perilous wartime voyages, imprisonments in St Johns and Kinsale, release in 1783, and later rise as a shipmaster. He marries Eleanor Clark in 1790, commands the brig Theresa, receives a Navy lieutenant’s commission in 1799 but declines, and settles on a Woolwich farm in 1801.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tallman
St. Johns
N. F
Recovery
Young Tallman
Kinsale
Ireland
Fortune
England
Havre
Nantes
America
Philadelphia
Joseph Gardner
Trumbull
Watt
Kennebec
Tuessie Neck
Gardner
Bath
Josiah Winship
Woolwich
Eleanor
John Clark
Clark
Theresa
Secretary of the Navy
President Adams
Naval Service
John Adams
Constitution
Mrs Sybil Houdlette Funeral Held at Home
The funeral of Mrs Sybil L widow of Seth Q Houdlette was held Wednesday afternoon at two at her daughter Mrs Charles T Small’s home 3 High Street. Rev Ernest Heywood of Wesley church officiated. Bearers were Orman Coggeshall Ralph Dunton Harold Haggett and Parker O Rogers. Entombed in Maple Grove cemetery to await interment in South Dresden in the Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil L
Seth Q. Houdlette
Charles T. Small
High Street
Ernest Heywood
Wesley Church
Orman Coggeshall
Ralph Dunton
Harold Haggett
Parker O. Rogers
Maple Grove
Dresden
George B. Downes Funeral Held at Curtis Home
The funeral for George B. Downes was held Wednesday at 2.30 PM at the Fred E. Curtis Funeral Home, 105 Center Street. Rev. Harley A. Shattuck of Beacon Street Methodist Church officiated. Burial will follow in Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Downes
Fred
Curtis Funeral Home
Center Street
Harley A. Shattuck
Beacon Street
President's Ball Tickets Issued At Morse High Committee Meeting
Tickets for the President's Ball to be held January 30 in Morse High gym were distributed at a meeting of the ticket committee chaired by Harold J. Adams in John P. Carey Jr. office. Tickets are available from any committee member or Carey's office. A separate note reports a Beacon Street church vestry presentation of Playing the Game by Josepha Marie Murray by the Jesters with a large crowd and candy sales boosting proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High Gymnasium
Harold J. Adams
John P. Carey, Jr
Josepha Marie Murray
Beacon Street
Muriel H. Howe
Iva Hagan
William Belanger
Rebecca Miller
Marion D. le
Hareold Miller
Chester Worrey
Elizabeth D. McGrath
The Beau Heads Hospital Mission Amid Financial Report
The Beaulieu hospital report lists admissions by age with a large Bath residency share and a tally of receipts totaling 26511.83 dollars including ward patient and private patient payments, operating room and X-ray income, plus miscellaneous sources. Gifts and thanks are given to donors and volunteers, with graduation exercises and nursing training noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Phippsburg
Wiscasset
Georgetown
Woolwich
West Bath
Brunswick
Topsham
Augusta
Damariscotta
North Edgecomb
Small Point
Kingfield
Sebasco
New York
Boothbay Harbor
Bowdoinham
East Brunswick
Five Islands
Newcastle
Nobleboro
Orrs Island
Waldoboro
Brooklyn
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Alna
Andover
Arrowsic
East Dixfield
Edgecomb
Fairfield
Harpswell
Jefferson
Lisbon Falls
North Harpswell
North Leeds
Pejepscot Popham
Portland
West Point
Whitefield
Boston
Brookline
Croton
Hudson
Dorchester
Flushing
Malden
Newark
Newton Center
Newton
N. J
Pawtucket
Strathcoma Minn
Miss Downing
John K. Jayne
New Canaan
Conn
Junior Hospital League
William D. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
James A. Gillies Jr
Fred R. E. Dean
Thebeau
Robert P. Shaw
Dromore Farm Bureau
John H. Hyde
Paul M. Olm
Samuel R. Percy
William 8. Newell
Woman’s Auxiliary
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Episcopal Church
Nightingale Club
Miss Bellerose
Crosman
House
Pres. Thebeau
Doris Chase Purlington
Madeline Deming Yeaton
Pediatric Nursing Course Completion Report
The report notes pediatric nursing participants with three completing the course and three more nearing finish. It highlights progress in training credits and anticipated certification milestones for the cohort.
Hospital Staff Names and Affiliations Listed
The document catalogs medical personnel at a hospital, naming surgeons, ophthalmologists, otolaryngologists, radiologists, pathologists, consulting and associate physicians. Notable entries include James O. Lincoln, M.D.. Warren B. Kershner, M.D.. Mortimer Warren, M.D.. and physicians from Portland Lewiston Augusta Brunswick Bowdoinham Waterville Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Lincoln
M.D
Regerar
Snipe
Bernhard A. Batley
Hugh D. Grant
Joseph I.smith
M.D. Surgical Service
Motley Puller
F.A.C.S
Ardenne
A. Stott
M.D. eAeny DeForest
Day
Harry Morin
Francis A. Winchenroan
Warren B. Kershner
Roentgen
E. Motley Fuller
Mortimer Warren
William H. Bradford
Fortland
E. G. Abbott
Portland
Registered Nursing Staff Listed for Hospital Roles
The document enumerates nursing staff at the hospital including Helen V. Downing as superintendent Phyllis Gilpatrick as assistant Margaret Marshall as instructress Grace Allen Blair as historian librarian Helen Prench Higgins as operating room supervisor Margaret Percival as night supervisor and Estelle K. Thompson as supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen V. Downing
Phyllis Gilpatrick
Margaret Marshall
Grace Allen Blair
Helen Prench Higgins
Margaret Percival
Estelle K. Thompson
Treasurer Miss Bertha Bellerose reports 1935 balance and expenses
The annual report shows cash on hand January 1 1936 216 00 and total receipts 43 107 06 including bonds interest donations and legacies. Disbursements total 20 198 40 with expenses across groceries fuel medical supplies printing and Sundry items. Balance on hand December 31 1935 296 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bellerose
State of Maine
Venport
Emma H. Moses
Clara A. Abbott
Ellen 8. Roche
Bath Trust Co. Savings Department
Beacon Brotherhood Hosts Ladies' Night at Vestry
Attendance reached 38 at Beacon Street church vestry for Ladies' Night. George Perry catered a chicken pie supper. Selwyn Towne showed motion pictures featuring Bath Iron Works launches and colorful views of the White Mountains. H. Martin Powers and Arthur C. Norton led the planning. waitresses included Laura Craft and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Brotherhood
George Perry
Selwyn Towne
Bath Iron Works, Corp
White Mountains
H. Martin Powers
Arthur C. Norton
Laura Craft
Doris M. Crocker
Rebecca Miller
Patria Staples
Marion Talbot
Gertrude Wallace
Mrs. Katherine L. Caddy Rites Held at Home
The funeral for Mrs. Katherine L. Caddy wife of Henry P. Caddy of West Medford Massachusetts was held Wednesday at 2 30 pm at her father's home Frank M Powers 1008 Middle Street Rev Charles M Tubbs of Grace Church officiated Bearers were Charles Bartlett Thomas Cummings Edwin Powers and John Wilson Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine L. Caddy
Henry P. Caddy
West Medford
Mass
Frank M. Powers
Middle Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Charles Bartlett
Thomas Cummings
Edwin Powers
John Wilsor
Oak Grove
Funeral for Miss Annie C. Green Held at St Marys Church
Funeral services for Miss Annie C. Green of 26 Pleasant Street are set for Thursday morning at eight in St Marys Church. The body lies at the home of her brother John H. Green at 18 Dum lum- er court until the hour of service after being found in her burning home Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie C. Green
Pleasant Street
St. Mary’s Church
John H. Green
Dumlumer—_court
Warner baby born weighing eight and a half pounds
A daughter weighing eight and a half pounds was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warner of 819 Middle Street. She was named Hazel Marie Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph C. McRae
Washington Street
Richard Alden McRae
Harry Warner
Middle Street
Hazel Marie Warner
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Charles Blaisdell
Bedford Street
Nancy
Mr. Hyde
Elmhurst
Patricia Sewall
Constance Morin
Josephine Haskell
Virginia Davis
Kathleen Brown
Vanessa Easton
Lillian Goodwin
Jane Stevens
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Philip Tremaine
Charles M. Tubods
Frederick E. Drake
Brewster
Laura Stilphen
Richmond
Lincoln Houdlette
Sagadahoc Ferry
Earle Bryant Perkins
Bowdoin
Rutgers
Byrd Antarctic Expedition
Bowdoin Chapter
Delta Upsilon
Perkins
Little America
Memorial Hall
First Baptist
Leslie Berry
Ethel Stinson
Carlton Day Reed
Day's Ferry Congregational Church
Miss Stinson
Virginia Wright
Vanona McDonald
Hazel Cooke
Reginald Cyr
Law- Treaze Lord
Franklin Morse
Leslie Totten
Waterville
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
Alice Mulligan
Helen P. Mulligan
Winship Street
Ruth Hodgdon
Frank Hodgdon
Nequasset
Thomas Casey
Jacob Verheus
DeHelder
Holland
Mr. Verheus
Ilsenstein
Bernstein
Elmer Greenleaf
Auburn
Allan Little
Carrie Little
Turnercourt
Camargo
Fleischmann Yeast Co
Miami, Fla
William Freeman
Memorial Hospital
Paul Bagdikian
Oak Street
Eetinsa
John Bachlus
Arlington
Singing Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Mother Club
Alice F. Johnson
Freda Skillins
Thornton Academy
Trusl Hospital
Biddeford
David L. Wilson
First
Mr. Wilson
Robert P. T. Coffin
Bowdoin College
Schofield
Woman's Alliance
Roger Skillings
Royal A. Johnson
Marcia Moulton
Mary MacKinnon
Paul Tiemer
Ellen Newell
Summit
Salem
Howard
Mrs
Herbert Knight
Lower Washington Street
Richard Quick
Chester Roberts
Wellington A. Moore
Oliver Moses
Donald A. Stewart
John Stewart
Pearl Street
Stewart
Hulda L. Pushard
Herbert Pushard
Wiscasset Academy
Fore River
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Allan Spear
Ladies’ Aid
Beacon Street Church
William J. Craft
The
Stonehouse
Jane Murphy
Santa Rosa
San Francisco
Miss Murphy
Cartegina
Barraquilla
Columbia
South America
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Panama
Balboa
Camden
Miriam W. Kimball
Roland Smith
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Andrew C. Flaherty
Frank F. Colburn, Jr
Elmer Sidelinger
Archie Wishart
Ralph Gay
Walter M. Hill
William R. Freeman
Edward A. Rowe
J. Parker Crosby
Wilbur H. Crocker
Rowe Motor Co
Y. M Cc. A
Merle E. Cole
Vassalboro
Maurice A. Libby
Palmer Street
Chester Plant
Metropolitan Grand Opera
William S. Newell
LaFayette
Mr. Newell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Prof. Rogers
Blair C. Wilson
David Logan Wilson
Wilson
Mary Newell
Mary Lowell
Carlton W. Lowell
Pinestreet
Mary Bates
Phyllis Wright
Feralyn Roberts
Glenn Easton
David Sprague
Howard ‘Een
Kirk Roberts
Rupert H. Baxter
Bruce White
John W. Gilmore
Walter F. Miles
Etta P. Freeman
Adjt
Edward J. Tripp
Salvation Army
7 Summer Street Court
Joseph Miles
111Th Co
CCC, VC
Miles
Charles D. Freeman
Roger Easton
Glenn H. Easton
Roger
Lillian G. Rogers
Eta
Hotel Somerset
Phi Delta Delta
Woman's Legal Fraternity
Portia Law School
Miss Rogers
Melville Rice
Aubrey E. Steen
Park Street
Frank Galloupe
Steen
Maurice Shea
Omar C. Stevens
Howard Rice
Curtis Hughes
Clarence Fullerton
Franklin Epps
Epps
William A. Furber
Ardenne A. Stott
Charlotte Wyman
Front Street
Doris Trafton
Howard Trafton
Caldwell Phillips
Melrose, Mass
Supt
Mrs. C. D. Wilson
Peleg Tallman
George W. Downes
Beacon Hill
Portland High School
Ernest Schelling
Russell Cook
Langdon T. Thaxter
Herbert Mallard
Bay Bridge Road
Jerry Haile
J. C. Jaquith
Waterville, Fairfield and Oakland Railway Co
Jaquith
Beau
Beacon Brotherhood
Miss Green