Cosmopolitan Club Public Civic Tea January 28
Cosmopolitan club hosts a public Civic Tea today to benefit its philanthropic work with an art exhibit from the Maine Federation of Women's clubs. Tea runs 3 to 5:30 pm at the clubroom with Mrs Lorins R Addison presiding and Mrs William W Dennison leading hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Lorins R. Addison
William W. Dennison
Roland Raynes
J. Arthur Burgess
Lows M. Silverman
Joseph B. Mullaney
Club 42
Carroll Davis
Nichtingale Club
Sumner §Swall
Bath Garden Club
Bowen Terrey
Bath Memorial Hospital
Scait Morse
Lisnesses
Percy W Robbins
Bath Business
Williamy Bryant
Richard Sherwood
Delan Bonsry
Bernard Knoigit
Alfrd McCabe
Jonn F Leonard
Ernest) Bailey
Louis Petlock Willerve
Carroll Deering
Emerton Gross
James Kitent
Linn
Boardiin
Kitenen
Engagement announced for Marcia Miller to Daniel Peacock
Mr and Mrs Harold Miller of Timber Line Brattleboro Vermont announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Marcia Miller to Daniel Peacock son of Mr and Mrs George Peacock Watertowns New York A summer wedding is planned Miss Miller a summer resident of Bash Point is a lifeguard at Reid State Park She is a 1952 graduate of St Michaels High School St Albans Vermont 1956 graduate University of Vermont and is teaching in Essex Junction Mr Peacock attends St Michaels College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Miller
Timber Line
Brattleboro
Marcia Miller
Daniel Peacock
George Peacock
Watertows
N. Y
5 Miller
Bash Point
Reid State Park
St. Michael's High School
Rattieboro
University of Vermont
Essex Junction
Peacock
St Michaels College
Tea caution: avoid oolong with ercarn or milk
A brief note advises against serving oolong tea with ercarn or milk to prevent unwanted flavor interactions and potential curdling.
Art Supervisor Speaks at Mitchell P T A Meeting
Herbert Russell art supervisor for Bath schools spoke at Mitchell P T A on teaching methods and fielded questions. The group opened with a PTA prayer and discussed proceeds from jersey sales, a rummage sale, and upcoming joint PT A events with Bath Central Council on February 24 featuring Dr James Mc Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Russell
Bath
Mitchell Parent Teacher Association
Russell
Benjamin Zimmerman
Leland Patten
Front Street
Patten
Charles FB. Hewitt
David Vachon
Bath Central Corncil
James Mc Campbell
Gerald Rioux
Mitchael Plt
Rioux
F A Nadeau
Morton Holbrook
Fisher Pta
Co Weds Club Central Church Elects Officers
The Co Weds club of Central Congregational church elected officers for the coming season at a Saturday parish house meeting. William Small Lee was named presiding officer with Mr and Mrs Clyde Ambrose as vice presidents and Mr and Mrs Edward J McMann as secretaries and treasurers. Dr Farl Lo Wade retired as president and announced a March 21 public supper to be co-chaired by Mr and Mrs McMann. Prof Peter Re and Bernard Morel performed a light classical program. Supper was served by local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Small Lee
Co Weds Club
Central Congregational Church
Clyde Ambrose
Edward J McMann
Farl Lo Wade
Wade
Peter Re
Colby College
Bernard Morel
Skowhegan
Waterville Community Orchestra
Goldmark
Zigernerweiser
Men’s Bible Class set 1958 officers tonight
The Men's Bible Class of the First Baptist Church will hold a business meeting at 7 pm Saturday in the church vestry to elect officers for 1958. Routine business is planned for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Boxer Joey Lopes Born in Brave Portugal Moves to Sacramento
Boxer Joey Lopes aged 26, born in Brave Portugal, later relocated to Sacramento California at a young age. The brief notes his immigrant background and early life in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey Lopes
Brave
Portugal
Sacramento
Calif
Pupils Present Program At Dike Washington PTA
Mrs. June Redennett a Dike School teacher led 14 pupils in a Dike Washington PTA program at the Dike school with blackboard games stories and picture flash cards. The meeting announced PTA gifts for teachers to buy reading aids and a telephone bridge fundraiser. Awards honored sixth grade and second grade banners while a dental banner went to first grade. Next meeting February 24 includes Founders Day observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Redennett
Dike School
Dike-Washington
Parent-Teacher Association
Hartley Wilbur
P.T.A
Dike
Washington
Ways and Means
P.T A
James Collins
Paca
Roy Bradford
Stan Iay Hutchins
Sherman Mitchell
Sterling Bible Class Exchange Of Gifts At Church
The Sterling Bible Class of Corliss Street Baptist church held a gift exchange after a social hour at Mrs. William Hatch’s Washington Street home. Mrs. Theresa Hill led the meeting with a New Year poem as Bible verses were shared by members. The business session heard reports from officers and chairmen as Mrs. Mabel Wheeler presented the class slogan. The group received an invitation to become honorary members of the Philathea class. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Bible
Corliss Street Baptist Church
William Hatch
Washington Street
Theresa Hill
Mabel Wheeler
Two Officers Wives Club Members Honored in Brunswick
Mrs Richard Tobin hosted a farewell coffee at her Brunswick home for two Officers Wives Club members from Squadron VP-10. Mrs Richard Seitz and Mrs A Frank Beavert received silver trays amid about 15 Bath Brunswick area guests before departing to Nashville and Pensacola for new assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officers Wives Club
VP-10
Richard Gr. Tobin
Brunswick
Bath-Brunswick
Richard Seitz
A Frank Beavert
Beavet
Marilyn
Penacela
Fla
Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary Entertained By Mrs Robson
Mrs William Robson hosted the Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary on Murphy's Corner road. Members voted to postpone the church vestry meeting to March. Ethel Reed won the mystery prize. Attendees included Reginald Stacy Frederick Gilmore Hollis Leeman Jesse Spaulding Maurice Hathorne and the hostess. The next meeting is January 23 at Mrs Hathorne’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williarm Robson
Nequasset
Maurice Hathorne
Robson
Murphy’s Corner Road
Rural Field Worker To Speak At Bath Church Luncheon
A field worker for the Maine Council of Church Women will be guest speaker at the Bath Council of Church Women annual luncheon on January 28 at Corliss Street church parish house. Following the luncheon Mrs. Harold Allen will lead a devotional service and Mrs. Theresa Hill will conduct the annual business meeting as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Counscil of Church Women
Bath
Eta Delta Kappa Gamma Dinner Sparks State School Talk
Eta Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma hosted a Friday dinner at Hotel Sedgwick with Miss Nellie Stevens sharing a talk titled Life With the Girls at the Home. She described the State School for Girls program from 1865 to present, stressing understanding over punishment and noting tutoring, community links, and activities for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ETA
Delta Kappa Gamma
Phyllis Rolfe
Bath
Nellie Stevens
State School For Girls
Hallowell
Roberta Rogers
Portland
Granville M. Colby
Hotel Sedgwick
Beta Chapter
Miss Stevens
Ham
Wil
Bea
Beta
Phyllis Theriault
Katherine Conley
Mary Haines
Dora Small
Susie Mitchell
Clara Soule
Lula Gowen
Robert Rog Rs
Nellie Dunbar
Mae Glasford
Ina McCausland
Velma Dunning
Maud Moody
Colby
Miss Rolfe
Amy Irish
Ruth Wilson
Ruth Trueworthy
Catherine Leonard
Marjeorie Niles
Charlotte Hilyard
Frances Plumstead
Charlotte Francis
Helen Hayes
M Lzina McAslind
Eleanor Danforth
Elizabeth Young
Ann Thompson
Evica Birney
City Editor Weds New Brunswick Bride In St John Ceremony
Pauline Vivian Campbell of St John N B became the bride of Edward Francis Cox Bath Times city sports editor in a Saturday morning church wedding. The couple will reside at 21 North Street St John and travel business is noted as they begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
New Brunswick
St. John
Pauline Vivian Campbell
N. B
Edward Francis Cox
Bath Times City
David L Kennedy
Hugh Campbell
Dipper Harbor
F. E. Horton
E. E. Clarke
Virginia Campbell
John Tf. Cox
Bangor
Bangor, Brother of the Bridegroom Was Bestman
Arthur Stevens
M. V. Renton
Air Transport Command
Colonial Club
Sagadahoc
Post-Nuptial Shower for Mrs Herbert Lilly Jr
Mrs Herbert Lilly Jr was guest of honor at a post nuptial shower hosted by Mrs Harry Musk at 11 Noble Avenue. Gifts included a steam iron and other items. Miss Sherry Grindle gave a gift. Attending guests named include Mrs Jay P Collard and Mrs William Longley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Lilly, Jr
Harry Musk
Noble Avenue
Lilly
Diwn Newcomb
Heyward New Comb
Elm Street
Harold Setortet
Jay P. Collard
William Longley
Francis Bisson
Leon Rouillard
John Trefton
Thaxter Trafton
Conrad Parker
Harold MacElman
Harrison Tipsword
Leon Hathorne
Carol Henderson
Frances Lilly
Heyward Newcomb
Sherry Grindell
Bath Boys Sail On Maritime Academy Caribbean Cruise
Ten Bath students join 204 Maine Maritime Academy midshipmen aboard the SS State of Maine for a 10 week Caribbean training cruise. Bath cadets listed include Everett Wirta Joseph Darling George Coombs Herbert Anderson Ern Chase Gordon Allen Richard Lemoine and Donald McAllister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine Maritime Academy
Castine
State of Maine
Health report shows varicella and measles cases in towns
The State Department of Health and Welfare reports four chickenpox cases in Richmond, one German measles case, and two measles in Bowdoin for the week ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Bowdoin
State Department of Health and Welfare
Rainbow Assembly No. 6 appoints advisory board members
Genesta chapter of O. E. S. met Friday evening to appoint Rainbow Assembly No. 6 advisory board for 1958. Members named include Dorothy Pratt Ruth Freeman Ralph Card John Gillespie Russell Merchant Fred Osgood Cyrus Ashe Linwood Temple Thomas Aikenhead Lawrence Wyman Ruth A. Fuller Paul Watts Ruth Hathorne Orcard Coggeshall Martha Bertrand Anna Pratt Leroy Lawrence and Herbert Morse. New officers will be installed Monday Jan 27 at Masonic Temple at 8 pm. A foodless February sale was planned with committee members Edith Rich Anna McCabe Mae Ward Nellie D Arcy Freida Bagdikian Irene Rice Doris Aikenhead Evelyn Morse. Continuous social hour refreshments were served. Next meeting set for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta Chapter
Rainbow Assembly No. 6
Dorothy Pratt
Ruth Freeman
Ralph Card
John Gillespie
Russell Merchant
Fred Osgood
Cyrus Ashe
Linwood Temple
Thomas Aikenhead
Lawrence Wyman
Sentinel
Paul G. Bagdikian
Edith Rich
Anna McCabe
Mae Ward
Nellie D'Arcy
Freida Bagdikian
Irene Rice
Doris Aikenheld
Evelyn Morse
Corporators of Old Folks Home Meet On Thursday
The Old Folks Home annual corporation meeting was held Thursday with Allan Spear presiding in Dr. Warren E. Kershner’s absence. All trustees were reelected except Duncan McInnes who resigned. Officers re elected were Dr. Kershner president Allan Spear vice president Bath Trust Company treasurer John Coombs secretary and auditors Mr Spear Dr Dougherty and Mr Skillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Folks Home
Allan Spear
Warren E. Kershner
Dunican McInnes
Douglas Dearborn
Eugene Desmond
Malcolm Doble
Charles B. Doyle
John F. Dougherty
M. D
Warren FE
Kershner
Clyde Mallett
Frank B. Nichols
Marius H. Page
Roger D. Skillings
Donald N. Small
Allen Spear
Lewis E. Wilson
John W. Coombs
Bath Trust Company
John Coombs
Mr. Spear
Dougherty
Mr. Skillings
Southern Maine Cost Accountants Meet
The Southern Maine Chapter of the National Association of Accountants met at the Elm hotel Auburn on Thursday night. Philip P. Whittier spoke on Punched Card Automatic Billing. He has 32 years in revenue accounting with New England Tel and Tel and is a University of Maine graduate and World War II veteran. He recently led the conversion to a punched card billing system at the Portland office. A directors’ meeting preceded the dinner and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Maine
National Association of Accountants
Elm Hotel
Auburn
Philip P. Whittier
New England Tel. and
Tel
Whittier
University of Maine
Portland
Tiemer Croft Engagement Linked To Bowdoin Plans
Miss Jane DeGroft Tiemer of Candy's Harbor and James Sloane Croft of Bowdoin College are pledged to marry in June. She is granddaughter of Bath and Harpswell families and works in Boston with Eaton Howard Inc. Croft is son of Harry P. Croft of Westport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Tiemer
Candy’s Harbor
Wilton
Orange, N. J
Harpswell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Miss Tiemer
Boston
Eaton & Howard, Inc
Bowdoinham Birthday Observance and Local Meetings
Mrs Mabel Lancaster and Mr and Mrs Clifford Smith hosted Bowdoinham on a Sunday for Caroline Kim’s 98th birthday. Attendees included George Bragg’s family, George Alterton, and local residents. Community activities include Girl Scouts food sale, PTA men’s night, Bowdoinham school library meeting, and Women’s Extension Group gathering. Personal items note trips, visits, and local social events with names such as Ensign Pierre DuPont and families in Brunswick and Bowdoinham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Lancaster
Clifford Smith
Brunswick
Caroline Kimball
Bowdeinham
Shapleigh
Maine
Mr. Bragg
Mr. Kimball
George Bragg
Montana
Kimball
George Alterton
George Gustin
Bowdoin
Milton Baker
George Sedgley
Charles Hackett
Carrie King
Smith
Parent Teachers Association
Pierre DuPont
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Mediterranean
Stockholm
Bowdeinham School
Women's Extension
Ralph MacEwen
Bridge Tables Noted In Woman’s Home Incident
A brief report records two tables of a bridge event found at a residence on Tuesday evening. No injuries or further details are provided in the account.
Funeral services held for Rog er Robinson in Bowdoinham
Rog er Robinson died January fifteenth at his Bowdoinham home after months of illness. Born in Rockland on March twenty eighth 1906 to George H and Mildred B Mason he moved to Bowdoinham in 1919 and attended local schools. A violinist, he played with Carvers and Snells orchestras and later led his own band. Surviving are his wife Helen Hackett Robinson his parents and sister Gertrude Bodge of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham Baptist Church
Roger Robinson
Donald Taylor
Rockland
George H
Mildred B. Mason
Bowdoinham
Carver
Snell
Helen Hackett Robinson
Gertrude Bodge
Brunswick
Talk On Better Business Bureau At Central League
The Bath area Central Congregational League heard Bath Area Chamber executive secretary Richard B. MacLennan speak on the Better Business Bureau. The group planned a Feb 7 smorgasbord supper and voted to ship a layette overseas, plus sew kits and gather supplies for missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Congregational Church
Edward J. Mee- Mann
George van Wynen
John H. Grindell
van Wynen
Congregational Christian Service Committee
Richard B. MacLennan
Bath Area
Alfred M. Carpenter
A. George Moses
Judith Ashe
Barbara Lawrence
Sacred Heart Circle Plans Covered Dish Supper
Sacred Heart Circle of the Daughters of Isabella set plans for a covered dish supper on February 18 at Knights of Columbus hall. The event also marks the circle s 26th anniversary with Rev. Francis Morrissey of St Mary s church as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus Hall
Francis Morrissey
St. Mary’s Church
Dorothy Hinds
Sarah Cameron
Helen Moses
Delia Macdy
Mary Gaudreau
Beatrice Foster
Hanna Curran
Sophie McPherson
Germaine Foster
Emily Lousier
Eleanor Rouillard
Phyllis Addison
Ruth Mullaney
Ellen O'Connor
S. Vivian Brown
Hanna McCole
Corinne Hayes
Mary Hanna
Corinne Hinds
Elizabeth Dutton
Vivian Kronstrand
Louise Arsenault
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mitchell P.T.A
Co-Weds Club of
Central Church
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Dike- Washington Pta
Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary
Mrs. Robson
Church Council
Royal Hotel
Diana Renton
Fen Bath Boys
Maritime Academy
Health Report
Genesta
Rainbow Advisory Board
Southern Maine Cost Accountants
Jane DeGrott Tiemer
Cleveland P. Curtis Teft
New York
Perley Harmon
Ruth Palmer
Max Tatter
Fitchburg
Mass
Charles Messer
Earle Ladd
Rome
Barbara Merrill
Gorham State Teachers College
Wiscasset
Hattie Mosher
Gordon Frizzle
Connecticut
Leonard Bishop
Erla Zachau
Noah's Ark
The
Baptist Church
Chester Brookins
Cochairmen
Edward Haley
Harry Prout
Donald Prindall
Paramount
June Allyson
David Niven
MY Man
WED
THURS
Robert Taylor
Dorothy Malone
Better Business Bureau
Central League
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Main Street
Washington St
Dial
Avon
Frances H Fides
Mohawk
Greenblatt
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Aphington Street
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