Farewell party honors Morse graduate Faye Jerome in town
Miss Faye Jerome a Morse high school 1934 graduate winds up weeks of study before Boston Simmons College and NE Deaconess Hospital training. A South Street farewell drew friends including Martha Cutting Maxine Wallace Nellie Burgon and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Jerome
Morse High School
Boston
Simmons College
New England Deaconess Hospital
South Street
Martha Cutting
Maxine Wallace
Nellie Burgon
Eulalia Brown
Mary Lee
Elizabeth
Wilfred Gaudet
Guy Norton
Robert Footer
George Perry
Philip Trainor
Bath Memorial hospital annual meeting draws thirty six corporators
Thirty six Bath Memorial hospital corporators attended the annual meeting in the common council chamber on Saturday afternoon. The list includes L Eugene The Beau president new 2nd vice president Mrs J R Andrews treasurer Miss Bertha V Bellerose secretary Henry W Owen Jr and Mrs Owen among others. Merton Young returned to Woodfords after a visit with Chester D Colby family. A separate Pine Tree circle social at Red Men hall with 17 attendees featured a 630 supper and beano. next regular circle meeting is next Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Common Council Chamber
L. Eugene Thebeau
J. R. Andrews
Bertha V. Bellerose
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Owen
Carl C. Anderson
Edward W. Bridgham
Charles H. Cahill
Annie Cox
George O. Curtis
Harry L
Arthur Sewall
Fred P. Shaw
Robert P. Shaw
Allan Spear
John N. Taylor
Harry W. Thebeau
Joseph Torrey
Pine Tree Circle
C. of F. of A
Red Men's Hall
Edward J. Murphy
John McDonald
George W. Dall
Local Social and Club Notices from Bowdoinham Area
Miss Ella Purington visits Cambridge students and returns after a two week home leave. Winter Street Fireside club meets with Bertha Lord leading. next Sunday Rev. Purdue to discuss youth class activities and immortality. Sarah Reynolds remains ill at home then enters Bath Memorial hospital. Sacred Heart circle Daughters of Isabella reports on church topics and plans meeting in two weeks. Mrs. Wiggin visiting Boston. contract club prizes awarded at High Street home. Max Katz returns from Boston after stay with brother Louis Kutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Purington
John Purington
Bowdoinham
Jeanette Shackford
Turner Court
Cambridge
Mass
Winter Street Fireside Club
Bertha Lord
Margaret Huse
Charlotte Page
Roberta Erwin
Mary McClure
Joseph O. Purdue
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
E. of C. Hall
Ludger Melancon
Marion T. O'Hara
Father Damien
Carl G. Kronstrand
Mexico
Andrew C. Flaherty
Frank M. Talbot
A. O. Light
Katherine Mullaney
Park Street
Alice Carrey
Virginia Wright
Isabel French
Eleanor Mullaney
May Lothrop
Auturn
Esther Carr
Boston
BreckEngagement of Susan Breck to Douglas Dearborn
Mrs Duer D Breck of Garden City Long Island and Small Point Beach announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Susan Breck to Douglas Dearborn son of Mrs George S Dearborn of New York and Small Point Beach. Both couples have summer homes at Small Point Bath friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duer D. Breck
Garden City
L. I
Small Point Beach
Susan Breck
Douglas Dearborn
George S. Dearborn
New York
Miss Breck
Mr. Dearborn
Small Point
Bath
Mrslyn Merrill Heads to Hairdressers Convention
Mrs Lyn Merrill of the Madelyn Marie Shoppe left Monday for Boston to attend the three day Hair Dressers Association convention at the Hotel Statler.
Colby Freshman Visits Winthrop Guest
Miss Alice Mulligan a fresher at Colby College spent the weekend in Winthrop as a guest of Miss Helen Foster another freshman attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mulligan
Colby College
Winthrop
Helen Foster
Norton Leaves for Boston on Sunday
ee fri C Norton of 1075 High street left Sunday for Boston where he will visit relatives and conduct personal affairs before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Norton
High Street
Boston
Povich and family depart Bath for Washington trip
Washington Post sports editor Mr. Shirley Povich and his wife Mrs. Povich leave Bath with Mrs. Rosa Povich for Washington. Mrs. Povich accompanies them for a visit. Povich plans to join the Senators during winter and spring training in Biloxi Mississippi next month. He is among five Washington sports editors traveling with the Senators for the 1935 season. He also serves as an accredited American League scorer. James F Moran of Brookline Massachusetts stays two weeks at the Harvie home in Center Street. Shirley Moore hosts a dinner at Weeks Street with guests who attend the Morse Cong game later that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Povich
Washington
D. C
Bath
Rosa Povich
Front Street
Mr. Povich
Washington Papers
Senators
Povich
James F. Moran
Brookline
Mass
William N. Harvie
Center Street
Shirley Moore
Ruth Moore
Weeks Street
Marjorie Trott
Kathleen Scott
Ellen Stevens
Lucille Johnson
Elizabeth Butterfield
Rita Cummings
Marguerite Brown
Judy Paisley
Mary Nickerson
Roberta Erwin
Dorothy Thebeau
Edward C. Craig
Garden Street
Parker Poole
Cumberland
Donald W. Philbrick
Portland
Florida
Craig
John C. Shroeder
Will D. Moyer
Benjamin B. Sanderson
Girl Scout Leaders Meet In Cedar Hill Weekend Event
Miss Evelyn Trott and Mrs. Edwin D. Tietig left Friday afternoon for Boston to spend the weekend at the Hotel Statler. Trott attended the Girl Scout leaders meetings Saturday and Sunday at Cedar Hill Waltham. Miss Katherine Huston, long ill at the Wakefields Oak street home, shows signs of improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Trott
Edwin D. Tietig
Boston
Hotel Statler
Miss Trott
Cedar Hill
Waltham
Katherine Huston
William Wakefield
Oak Street
Bath Visitors and Local Happenings Highlight Winter Moves
Rev Charles M Tubbs attended the quarterly Diocesan Council meeting in Portland while Mrs Tda Field Miss Ruth Field and George Field traveled there. Charles G Maxwell of Boothbay Harbor, formerly Bath, visited the city. Mr and Mrs Forrest Young returned from a Boston honeymoon and plan Bath visits. Mrs Mildred Colby Young operates a beauty parlor and will split time between Bath from Wednesday to Saturday and their Portland home at 87 Lincoln Street where Mr Young works. Mrs Ida Daley wintering in Wollaston Mass with daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Donald Wishart. Nightingale club met with Mrs Ralph O Dale for hospital sewing. attendees listed. Mrs Frederick H Kimball of Bath wintering at Hotel Eastland visited Bath Saturday. Mrs Evelyn Haggett Thiboutot underwent surgery January 12 at Forest Hills General Hospital Mass. grandmother Mrs Joseph Everard accompanied her and returned to Forest Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
Tda Field
Ruth Field
George Field
Portland
Mr. Tubbs
Diocesan Council of the Episcopal Church
Forrest Young
Boston
Young
Mildred Colby
Chester Colby
Weeks Street
Bath
Lincoln Street
Mr. Young
Ida Daley
Pearl Street
Wollaston, Mass
Donald F. Wishart
Evelyn Haggett Thiboutot
Forest Hills General Hospital
Forest Hills
Mass
Joseph Everard
Cushman brothers visit Bath and Sebasco Lodge
Nathan A. Cushman and Richard D. Cushman of Portland were Bath visitors on Wednesday of last week. They also toured Sebasco Lodge at Sebasco where plans are made for further improvements and additions in the coming spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan A. Cushman
Richard D. Cushman
Portland
Bath
Sebasco Lodge
Sebasco
Navy Officer Leads Boston Visit After New York Trip
Commander Guysbert B. Vroom of the U S Navy departed Monday for Boston to conduct ten days of official business. He will be joined there by Mrs Vroom who has been visiting her mother Mrs MacConaugthy in New York for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysbert B. Vroom
Boston
Vroom
Mrs. MacConaughy
New York
Sasanoa
Winneganee
Notable Visits From Portsmouth Residents
Mrs. Henry Hodgdon of Portsmouth N H visits her parents Mr and Mrs Frank W Robbins at 36 Pine Street. Hodgdon formerly Miss Louise H Robbins principal of Weeks Street grammar school. Miss Flossie M Beals secretary to Dr A A Stott spent weekend in Woolwich with her mother Mrs Ida M Beals at Harvey P Hathorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hodgdon
Portsmouth, N. H
Frank W. Robbins
Pine Street
Hodgdon
Louise H. Robbins
Weeks Street Grammar School
Flossie M. Beals
A. A. Stott
Woolwich
Ida M. Beals
Harvey P. Hathorne
Central Church League Holds Feb Meeting At Parish House
Twenty members attended the regular Central Church league meeting in the parish house after a rough day weather wise. Hostesses were Mrs Harold S Avery Mrs Francis Hill and Mrs Ruth H Farnham. President Mrs Marius H Page appointed a committee to raise February funds with Mrs Hill as chair and other members including Mrs Gardiner R Deering Mrs Leslie J Waid Mrs Janes Dunton Mrs Arthur Brown Mrs Reginald Stacey Mrs Edward A Cummings Mrs Farnham and Miss Shirley M Mank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
Harold S. Avery
Francis Hill
Ruth H. Farnham
Marius H. Page
Hill
Gardiner R. Deering
Leslie J. Waid
Janes Dunton
Arthur Brown
Reginald Stacey
Edward A. Cummings
Farnham
Merritt A. Mitchell
Shirley M. Mank
Mrs Sewall and Arthur Sewall Visit Boston Briefly
Mrs William D Sewall and Mr Arthur Sewall left Tuesday afternoon for a short visit in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Boston
Portland convention ends for Maine Rexall dealers
Carl C. Anderson of Hallet's Drug store and Mrs. Anderson died Tuesday in Portland during the Maine Rexall dealers convention at the Hotel Eastland. Mr and Mrs Frank B Kelley left Friday for Winchester Massachusetts after a Bath visit prompted by the illness and death of Ernest F Kelley the father of Mr Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Anderson
Hallet’s Drug Store
Mrs. Anderson
Portland
Maine Rexall
Eastland
Frank B. Kelley
Winchester
Mass
Bath
Mr. Kelley
Ernest F. Kelley
Bermuda bound gifts shopkeepers praise Castle Harbour
Mrs. Clifton Lee of Richmond Virginia and her daughter Virginia travel to Tucker's Town Bermuda to run a Gift Shop at the Castle Harbour Hotel and extol the island and hotel. They will remain through May and plan a return to Richmond after the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Lee
Richmond
Virginia
Castle Harbour
Tucker's Town
Bermuda
Lee
Jessie Ramsay
Bath
Hudson Strode
Sacred Heart circle hosts 14-table bridge event at K of C hall
Sacred Heart circle Daughters of Isabella ran a 14-table bridge and whist party at the K of C hall on Friday. Prizes went to Mrs Joseph W Cyr, Mrs Henry O Trowbridge, and Mrs John J Conroy among others. Refreshments were served and Mrs Daniel J Perry chaired with assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hall
Sacred Heart Circle
Isabella
Joseph W. Cyr
Henry O. Trowbridge
John J. Conroy
Charles FP. MacDonald, Jr
Roland Crocker
Andrew Lozier
James Mulligan
Daniel J. Perry
George J. Nugent
Delia M. Cloutier
Nellie O. Connor
Carl G. Kronstrand
Addison Jones
Elizabeth Conley
Catherine F. Kelley
Community Notices From Bath Area Highlights Events and Visits
Local residents report hospital stays births travel and social gatherings. Mrs Edgar J Goodwin returns from Dr Leighton's hospital in Portland after 12 days. The Jesters from Beacon street church rehearse for Stunt night with 16 members present at 18 Park street hosted by Mrs Wilbur Crocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Crocker
Beacon Street
Park Street
Marion Bowie
Elsie Crocker
Muriel Howe
Elizabeth McGrath
Carol Morse
Pauline Roberts
Martin Powers
Chester Worrey
Samuel Morse
Harold Miller
Charlotte Robbins
LeRoy Lord
Donald Jewett
Carl Meister
Harley Shattuck
Tardiff to Box Golf Ball Bernard in Brunswick Card
Friday boxing bill at Brunswick town hall features K O Tardiff of Brunswick in a rematch with Golf Ball Bernard after Bernard's December win. The undercard includes Gene Bernier versus Bob Kruss, K O Saucier against Kid Racine, Dynamite Lucier versus Kisto Deschenes, and Soy White against Wheeler. A wrist twisting contest is also on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Town Hall
Bath
Brunswick
K. O. Tardiff
Tardiff
Portsmouth
Bernard
Gene Bernier
Lisbon Falls
Bob Kruss
K. O. Saucier
Topsham
Kid Racine
Dynamite Lucier
Kisto Deschenes
O. White
Harpswell
Wheeler
Comeau
Officers-elect installed at Genesta chapter No 73 O E S
City notes Genesta chapter No 73 OES will install officers Friday Jan 25 in a semi public ceremony led by Mrs Gladyse R Walker Auburn. The event allows each member to invite one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
Gladyse R. Walker
Auburn
Genesta Chapter
Fixed Stars Shatter Bowling Records in Elks League
Capt. Jack Conroy's Fixed Stars set three new marks Monday night the high single 139 the team score 509 and the overall 1354. Eleven O'clocks led by Jay Povich claim 3 points while Royal Purples chase Lecturers and Antlers climb to last place in a 8 point haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Jack Conroy
Conroy
Jay Povich
Charlie Syte
Antlers
Nip
Flaherty
Royal Purples
Chubiuis
Lee Eels
Bare
Thier
Colonial Bowlers Open Second Half in Tight Frontier
Opening the second half of the Colonial Club bowling league, Fatimas led with seven of eight points. Marvels and Wings were tied for second with six points each, Spuds had five, and Johnny Hayes topped the evening with 302. Randlette led with 331 series and 148 high single as Wings posted 1146 team total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Dud Leavitt
Fatimas
John McCole
Marvels
Clint Wilson
Wings
Dave Mullin
Spuds
Johnny Hayes
The
Horace Morse
Peis Bates
Golag
Pella Srette
Tarsi
Heecis
Eula
Or. Oearen Sane
Eas
E. Randlette
Knights and Woodmen Clash in Card Tournament
Knights of Columbus and Modern Woodmen held a weekly card tourney at the hall of the former. Knights won three of five tables with scores showing Knights 116 Woodmen 106 in one match and Knights 90 Woodmen 16 in cribbage. Other results include Knights 1396 Woodmen 1219 and Knights 1392 Woodmen 1278.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Modern Woodmen
Knights
Bowie P. Gurney
F. Bowle
A. Tracey Knights
Woodmen
J. Brown
R. Tardift
Ry ES
C. Fitzgerald
S. McPhee
Knights Inc
J. Losier
Tedford
J. B. Curran
E. Higgins
Losier
R. Higgins Curran
Toothaker Woodmen
Also Mentioned on This Page
William P. Hatch
Alice M. Magoun
Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street Church
Warren E. Kershner
Sylvester H. Rowland
Walter H. Bowker
Merton Young
Woodfords
Chester D. Colby
Sarah Reynolds
Upper Washington Street
Mrs. W. S. Wiggin
Harry W. Crosman
Nathan E. Coffin
Richard Quick
Vivian Brown
Max Katz
Louis Kutz
Martin Watrous
West Indies
South America
S. S
Lady Drake
S. S. Line
Betty Burkhardt
John E. Burkhardt
Quincy, Mass
the Phoenix
Margaret
Barbara Allen
Richard Staples
Belfast
Old Town
G. Perry
Biddeford
Charles E. Flint
Lebanon
Weston Flint
Sanford
Albert W. Flint
Farrin Street
Charles G. Maxwell
Boothbay Harbor
Nightingale Club
Ralph O. Dale
James B. Lemons
Joseph Cyr
Herbert E. Cavanaugh
Harold E. Freeman
Emery Footer
Danford McDonald
Arthur Pratt
Arthur King
Edward Footer
John Freeman
Carroll Davis
Frederick H. Kimball
Alfred Hodgdon
Westport
Samuel Stover
Stella Brown
Senter’s
American Hairdressers Association
Copley Plaza
International Hairdressers Association
Statler
Miss Brown
James Ricker
Poland Spring
Arthur Sewald
Washington Street
Charles F. Hathaway
Craigie Street
George W. Merrill
E. R. Randall
Gordon Garnett
Richard Gordon Garnett
Garnett
Carrie Wilson
K. O. Garnett
Maud Grenleaf
Merritt Gackenbach
Andrews Road
Arthur J. Dunton
Edward O. Mead
Hermon W. Crocker
Dike P. T. A
Wilbur H. Crocker
Fred J. Hoffman
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Mrs. Hyde
Rubinstein Club
New York City
Starlight Roof Garden
Waldorf-Astoria
William Rogers Chapman
Professor Chapman
Bangor
Maine
Star
Sumner Sewall
North Street
Chicago
Edmund A. Rothwell
Hartley C. Baxter
Bangiey
Allen M. Irish
Clarence W. Morse
Claire Coombs
Rockingham Hotel
San Diego
Calif
Mrs. Chester Plant
Gardiner
Mary Abramson
Lewiston
Bates College
Little Theatre
Abramson
Beatrice
Grosvenor Robinson
Dorothy Higgins
Robert Higgins
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Harold Safford, Jr
Harold Boutin
Mr. Boutin
Rey Lutz
Fletcher Harford
Lauriston Caton
Roscoe P. McFadden
George A. McFadden
Mr. McFadden
Stuart Webb
Barbara
S. S. Santa Barbara
California
Panama Canal
Santa Barbara
Sarah E. Coombs
Mitchell School
Clarz Coombs
New Orleans
el Paso
Irish
Samuel R. Percy
Roger D. Skillings
Rotary Club
Skillings
Pear]street
Bedford Christiansen
Court Street
Boutin
Roy Lutz
Mary Brown
H. Dorman Perkins
Concord
N. H
John Berry
Concord Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth FE. Webber
Miss Webber
Women's City Club of
New England
Maine Publicity Bureau
York
Edgar J. Goodwin
Middle Street
Fred Fitch
Ardmore, Pa
Bernadine Scott
Joseph Robinson
North Bath
Emma Dunton
Hudson, Mass
Florence Manier
Roger Alien
Elmer F. Brown
Pleasant Avenue
Anna Trott
Providence, R. I
Raymond H. Trott
Trott
Edriel Little
Turnercourt
Somerville
Forrest Staples
Rodney E. Ross
Edith Campbell
Donald Dean
Gladys Fuller
Liberty Bottling Co
Quincy
Cummings Motors, Inc
Clare Coombs
Chapel of Our Saviour
James Smith
Fred Dwyer
Edwy A. Sotheard
B. C. St Clair
Evelyn Sotheard
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Brotherhood
Albert Henderson
Jeannette Shackford
Madelyn Dunton
Margaret Austin
Ely Culbertson
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Frank A. Hodgdon
Augusta
Elks’ Bowling League
R. Dale Ee
Povich Eeteee
A. Footer Sere Newnne
Flaherty Tree
Fe M. Petlock
Tate
A. Redlon Pere Reeeas
R Linekin Ceer
G. Aratasseee Seeee
Crosby
Rene
J. Boyle
J. Conroy
Colonial
H. Morse
E. Toothaker
JB Andrews
J. McCole
K. Trask
Nannnasansay
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