Nightingale club hosts private midwinter party in Bath
The Nightingale club held a private contract party at Mrs. Arthur Pratt's home on North Street with eight tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Catherine O'Hara first, Mrs. Harold E. Freeman second, and Mrs. Ernest Freeman consolation. Proceeds fund dresses and linens for Bath City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pratt
North ‘Street
Nightingale Club
Catherine O'Hara
Harold E. Freeman
Ernest Freeman
James B. Lemont
Minnie Cyr
Bath City Hospital
Mrs Berry Visits Montclair Then Returns Home
Mrs J E Berry of Montclair New Brunswick has been visiting two weeks with her son Dr C A Berry of Front Street and left Friday for home. Her daughter Miss Louise Berry will stay on as secretary and nurse in Dr Berry’s office. Miss Edna Hallowell, daughter of Capt and Mrs Jed Hallowell, is a patient at the City hospital and improving after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Berry
Montclair
N. B
C. A. Berry
Front Street
Louise Berry
Dr. Berry
Edna Hallowell
Jed Hallowell
Oak Street
City Hospital
Miss Hallowell
Armando J. Conti
A. J. Conti Jr
North Street
Potens
Anniversary notes honor Omas Wildey saxophonist
Chester Leeman appeared as saxophonist at the Fellows' anniversary honoring Omas Wildey on Wednesday night. Mrs. Elizabeth Pepper, a surviving charter member, drew a share of the flowers awarded at the close of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Chester Leeman
Clifton
Old Fellows
Omas Wildey
Elizabeth Pepper
Myrtle lodge members visit Brunswick for instruction
Twenty three Myrtle lodge No 8 U O of I O L members rode by bus to Brunswick Friday evening to attend a session hosted by Myrtle lodge No 7 in Odd Fellows hall on Pleasant Street with Mrs Alice Peterson of Portland government instructor. A supper preceded the program and Mrs Peterson plans to return next Friday with Mrs Zella Dearborn of Weeks Mills accompanying her. William L Bonney of Gardiner, Maine, a representative of American Book Co, was in town on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
U. O
Brunswick
Metrymeeting Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Pleasant Street
Alice Peterson
Portland
Eva Atwood
Lucelia Blake
Pearl Campbell
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Mary Curtis
Clara Donaldson
Florence Emmons
Mary. Gillespie
Lizzie Goodwin
Lizzie Haggett
West Bath
Elsie Higgins
Nellie Hunt
Annie Jewett
Annie Johnson
Zeuleika Kingsbury
Annie Lemont
Mary Lowell
Lois McKiever
Amelia Mitchell
Margaret Nelson
Ida Oliver
Mabel Shepard
Gertrude Stewart
Peterson
Zella Dearborn
Weeks Mills
William L. Bonney
Gardiner
American Book Co
Maine
Bennett Daughter Ready for Appendicitis Operation
Miss Thersia Bennett, daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Bennett of 8501 Middle Street, is a patient at City Hospital. She will undergo an appendicitis operation early next week. Mrs Bennett has just returned from the hospital where she was a patient for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thersia Bennett
J. H. Bennett
Middle Street
City Hospital
Bennett
Infant Gwendolyn Ann Born In Bath With Visitor From Vermont
Mrs Amber Lewis of Waterbury Vermont visited Mrs Herbert Worrey in Bath while her daughter Mrs Lucille McGrath of Wiscasset, hospitalized with the infant. The infant Gwendolyn Ann was born January 17 weighing seven pounds and will return to Vermont after a weekend in Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber Lewis
Waterbury
Herbert E. Worrey
Washington Street
Lucille McGrath
Wiscasset
Bath City Hospital
Vermont
Gwendolyn Ann
Mr and Mrs John K Jayne Visit Miami for Two Weeks
Mr and Mrs John K Jayne from New Canaan Connecticut are spending two weeks in Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Jayne
New Canaan, Conn
Miami
Fla
Mrs Edge to Sail Rex for Genoa with Three Children
Mrs Walter E Edge arrived Monday to visit sister Mrs John W Williams. The Edge family, former ambassador to France under Hoover, board the Rex February 3 for Genoa with children Camilla, Mary Esther, and Loyall, who will study in Switzerland. The couple plans a six month world trip and a summer return to Small Point in July or August. Also, Mr and Mrs Alden G Smith hosted a supper on High Street Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Edge
John W. Williams
Neighborhood Birthday Celebrations and Social News
Patricia Sewall hosted a thirteenth birthday supper for friends Ruth Pratt, Margaret and Mary Ferrell, Barbara Hopkins, Mary Ellanor Donnell, Virginia Davis, and Constance Morin. Mrs. Clarence Wheelwright returned from Baltimore, while Mrs. Higgin sailed to California via New York. Several visitors arrived as Mr. and Mrs. Trafton spent time in Auburn. I O O F hall hosted a Queen Esther Rebekah circle card party for Harriet Richardson with a glass dish first prize and a pendant gift. Jane Murphy hosted her contract club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia
Edward Sewall
High Street
Ruth Pratt
Margaret
Mary Josephine Ferrell
Barbara Hopkins
Mary Ellanor Donnell
Virginia Davis
Constance Morin
I. O. O. F. Hall
Queen Esther
Birth announced for son of Mr and Mrs Edwin A Rogers
A son was born Tuesday morning at the Damariscotta hospital to Mr and Mrs Edwin A Rogers of 6 Turner court Eva Leighton of South Bristol. Miss Miriam W Kimball is visiting Boston with Mrs John H Hyde. Ex Alderman R C Covel and Mrs Covel hosted a lobster supper Tuesday evening at 716 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damariscotta Hospital
Edwin A. Rogers
Turner Court
Eva Leighton
South Bristol
Miriam W. Kimball
Boston
John H. Hyde
R. C. Covel
Pine Tree Circle card party for Georgia Warm Springs fund
Pine Tree circle No 826 C of F of A held a Red Men hall event Friday to aid the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation for Infants Paralysis endowment. Whist and bridge prizes awarded. Ralph Milliken won bridge, Madelyn Milliken runner up. Mary Murphy chaired with Nellie Johnson and Mary Gallant assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree Circle
C. of F. of A
Red Men's Hall
Georgia Warm Springs
Raymond Arsenault
Walter Norton
John Davis
Ralph Milliken
Madelyn Milliken
Doris Dall
Mary Murphy
Nellie Johnson
Mary Gallant
Cosmopolitan club hosts card party in Boston
Roland F Hill general superintendent of Bath Iron Works arrives in Boston on business. The Cosmopolitan club held a Friday card party at 894 Washington Street with 12 tables of auction and contract. In contract, Mrs Gardiner R Deering won first and Mrs James Dunton second. in auction, Miss Christine C Curtis won first and Miss Lucy W Coombs second. Refreshments served. committee chair was Mrs Joseph I Smith with helpers Mrs George A Churchill Mrs Guy Crosby Mrs Edward A Rowe and Miss Marjorie P Troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopollitan Club
Washington Street
Gardiner R. Deering
James Dunton
Christine C. Curtis
Lucy W. Coombs
Joseph I. Smith
George A. Churchill
Guy Crosby
Edward A. Rowe
Marjorie P. Troop
Social Gathering At Washington Street Home
Mrs Ralph G Stetson hosted her contract group on Wednesday afternoon at her Washington Street residence A Friday evening party was hosted by Miss Rebecca Miller of 1238 High Street Attendees included Marion Talbot Helen Simmons Doris Crocker Hazel Harnish Marie Smith Hartwell Fleming Ralph Card Merle Chaney and Charles Plummer Games were played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G. Stetson
Washington Street
Rebecca Miller
High Street
Marion Talbot
Helen Simmons
Doris Crocker
Hazel Harnish
Marie Smith
Hartwell Fleming
Ralph Card
Merle Chaney
Charles Plummer
Advent Christian class marks Mrs Rice birthday at home
Mrs FE R Rice hosted her Sunday school class on Rose Street Thursday afternoon to celebrate her birthday. Guests including Grace Bennett Shirley James Marion Warner Alice Prest Lena Given Lorraine Holmes Alice Warner and Pauline Prest enjoyed games and refreshments as gifts were presented. Dr and Mrs E A Sprague of Boothbay Harbor visited the city on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. R. Rice
The
Advent Christian Church
Rose Street
Rice
Grace Bennett
Shirley James
Marion Warner
Alice Prest
Lena Given
Lorraine Holmes
Alice Warner
Pauline Prest
Dramatic Morse high school club elects officers
Morse high school club announces officers Jane Donnell president Mary Nickerson vice president Mary Grainger secretary and treasurer. Members include Alma Allen Janet Bridgham Louise Briggs Barbara Brown Elizabeth Butterfield Annette Cutting Amanda Day Barbara Donnell Elizabeth Fuller Margery Haskell Ellen Hodgkins Mary Hodgkins Lucille Johnson Jennie Kakos Annie King Helen Minott Frances Montgomery Barbara Nickerson Dorothy Parshley Pauline Robbins Marie Safford Kathaleen Scott Catherine Shellenbarger Dorothy Thebeau Shirley Tobey Beth Trott Marjorie Trott Eleanor Voorhees Dorothy Wing. Membership is open to boys. David Vachon hosted friends Friday at Weeks street home. Mrs Richard Conant Payson of Portland died suddenly Friday in a Boston hospital. She was an ardent golfer, vp of the National Senior Women's Golf Association and played Bath Country Club tournaments. Her daughter Mrs Philip L Carson of Philadelphia was a leading woman golfer. Miss Joyce Cook, daughter of Mr & Mrs Frank H Reinoehl, 1181 Washington, returned from a three week visit with relatives in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club of
Morse High School
Jane Donnell
Mary Nickerson
Mary Grainger
Alma Allen
Janet Bridgham
Louise Briggs
Barbara Brown
Elizabeth Butterfield
Annette Cutting
Amanda Day
Barbara Donnell
Elizabeth Fuller
Margery Haskell
Ellen Hodgkins
Mary Hodgkins
Lucille Johnson
Jennie Kakos
Annie King
Helen Minott
Frances Montgomery
Barbara Nickerson
Dorothy Parshley
Pauline Robbins
Richard Conant Payson
Portland
Boston
Bath
National Senior Women’s Golf Association
Bath Country Club
Philip L. Carson
Philadelphia
Helen Payson
Scribners Join Portland Kiwanis Father Son Bond Strengthened
Fred C Scribner Jr of Portland has joined the Portland Kiwanis joining his father already a member. Scribner Jr a Dartmouth and Harvard Law graduate is with Cook Hutchinson Pierce Connell. He has Bath ties through his mother Emma Chestra. John Newell arrives Friday for a ten day MIT exam break. Mrs Roy Putney hosts a luncheon with three contract tables and prizes. Randall Daly becomes bookkeeper at Clappison station. The Robertses return from Auburn visit. Mrs Walter Edge returns from Washington. W S Newell leaves Bath for New York. Harald Leeman and daughter Patricia visit Bath area friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Scribner, Jr
Portland
Portland Kiwanis Club
Fred C. Scribner
Mr. Scribner, Jr
Dartmouth College
Harvard Law School
Cook, Hutchinson, Pierce & Connell
Bath
Emma Chestra
Engagement of Miss Phyllis W. Rockwell Announced In Portland
Engagement announced Saturday shows Miss Phyllis W. Rockwell of Portland visiting in the city at Mrs. Frank S. Wakefield's home. Rockwell, a Columbia Falls High School graduate of 1927 and Maine General Hospital nurse 1930, has practiced in Portland. Laurence Myon Drisko of Columbia Falls, a 1928 graduate of Columbia Falls High School and 1931 Washington State Normal School, has taught there for three years. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis W. Rockwell
Portland
Frank S. Wakefield
South Street
Laurence Myon
Drisko
Columbia Falls
Miss Rockwell
Miss Betty Swanton Visits Grandparents in Topsham
Miss Betty Swanton daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl B Swanton of Park Street has spent several days this week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs White in Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Swanton
Carl B. Swanton
Park Street
Mrs. White
Topsham
Mrs W Dayton Hill Hosts Guests in Bath
Mrs W Dayton Hill entertained a few friends at her home on Washington street Friday afternoon for Mrs Howard Marshall of Washington DC who is passing several weeks in Bath with her parents Mr and Mrs Everett E Pierce of High street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dayton Hill
Washington Street
Howard Marshall
Washington, D. C
Bath
Everett E. Pierce
High Street
Bowdoin to Host Poet Laureate of Canada Readings
Wilson A. MacDonald dubbed poet laureate of Canada will read selections from his poetry at Memorial Hall Bowdoin College on February 8 at eight. The event is billed as a major Bowdoin literary occasion. Also noted: Mr and Mrs Edward A Cummings of Washington street returned from a week in New York City. A son named Victor Richard Lonn born to Mr and Mrs Sven B Lonn of 722 Middle street at City Hospital Sunday evening. Mrs Lonn formerly Margaret Daley and long employed as cashier at Central Maine Power Co Bath office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson A. MacDonald
Canada
Edward A. Cummings
Washington Street
New York City
Sven B. Lonn
Middle Street
City Hospital
Victor Richard Lonn
Portland Players stage The Devils Disciple at The Playhouse
Miss Elizabeth Malzard, formerly of Bath, and Mrs. Herbert Mallard of Portland join The Portland Players cast as Mrs Dudgeon in Shaw's The Devil's Disciple to be staged Friday and Saturday Feb 2 and 3. Other locals, including Mrs Bernice Mackinnon of Freeport and Mr and Mrs Arthur Richmond of Boston, are noted among recent visitors and guests in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Mallard
Portland
Titus Dudgeon
Devil
George Bernard Shaw
Portland Players
Playhouse
Malzard
Elizabeth Dean
Bath
Bath area short notices and visits from Bath city column
Miss Bertha Matteson of Brockton visits Mrs. Maxwell Powers in Bath due to her aunt Mrs. Ruth Johnson’s illness. E. C. Lewis of Topsham, formerly Bath, was a Bath visitor. Miss Dorice F. Miller leaves Portland for Boston to work at Hemingway Hosiery Co. Elaine Gloria, born Jan 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Atkinson of Bath, weighs six pounds one and a half ounces. Anna Trott returns home from Providence after a week with relatives. Rodney E. Ross, Hyde Windlass Co. president, in New York for Motor Boat show. Mrs. Annie Fitzgerald of Washington plans to stay in Delaware with her son Dr. Paul Fitzgerald. Clara Hathorne of North Woolwich will stay in Bedford, Mass., until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Matteson
Brockton
Mass
Maxwell Powers
Bath
Ruth Johnson
Powers
Brunswick Hospital
Elaine Gloria
Gerald S. Atkinson
Court Street
Bath City Hospital
Rodney E. Ross
The
Hyde Windlass Co
New York
Surprise birthday party for Miss Mary E. Child celebrated
Miss Mary E. Child was hosted at the home of Everett B. Wright 104 Union Street Friday in honor of her. Guests included Miss Lisabeth Pinkham, Miss Carolyn Oliver, Miss Ruth Cohen, Miss Laura Hall, Miss Eleanor Wright, Miss Linnie McNinch, Helen Sims, Mrs. Dorothy Wright, Miss Marie Cotteau and Rev. Charles R. Sims. Refreshments of sandwiches ice cream cake and cookies with orangeade and ginger ale were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Child
Everett B. Wright
Union Street
Lisabeth Pinkham
Carolyn Oliver
Ruth Cohen
Laura Hall
Eleanor Wright
Linnie McNinch
Helen Sims
Dorothy Wright
Jeanor
Marie Cottéau
Charles R. Sims
Birthday party and hospital stay noted in town column
Mrs Alfred L Tarbox and son Le mont Tarbox returned to Washington street after a month in Charleston South Carolina Shirley Miller daughter of Mrs Percy Miller Liberty Street entertained with a party for her 11th birthday Thursday afternoon Attendees included Winona Canales Dorothy Davis Barbara King Louise Sullivan Ernestine King Edward Walters Barbara Mosher Donald Sylvester and Linwood Miller Refreshments and games followed The hostess received many gifts Mrs Forest L Littlefield wife of Wesley Methodist churchs pastor was admitted to Deaconess hospital Brookline Massachusetts last week for treatment and underwent a jaw operation early this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Miller
Rs. Percy Miler
Liberty Street
Winona Canales
Dorothy Davis
Barbara King
Louise Sullivan
Ernestine King
Edward Walters
Barbara Mosher
Donald Sylvester
Linwood Miller
Forest L. Littlefield
Wesley Methodist Church
Deaconess Hospital
Brookline
Mass
Mrs Kerwin B Butcher Hosts Shower For Mrs Wilbur Brown
Mrs Kerwin B Butcher of 22 Park Street entertained for Mrs Wilbur Brown formerly Doris Cornish at her home Friday evening with a supper party. Guests were friends of Mrs Brown and Mrs Butcher, former local telephone exchange employees. The event was a shower of personal gifts. Mrs Butcher was assisted by her niece Miss Helen Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerwin B. Butcher
Park Street
Wilbur Brown
Doris Cornish
Brown
Butcher
Surprise party for Mrs Louise Kingsbury at 17 Bailey Street
A birthday surprise for Mrs Louise Kingsbury at her home 17 Bailey Street featured cards, music, dancing and a buffet. Attendees included Mrs Lina Hall Mrs Martin O Toole of Portland Mrs Chester Newell Mrs Fred Roderick Mrs Anthony Puilin Miss Rinda O Toole of Portland Miss Ruth Dunton of Wiscasset Miss Anne Pulla Miss Doris Jones and Miss Mary Pulla. Scouts with January birthdays received gifts from a Pine Tree Girl Scout troop committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Kingsbury
Bailey Street
Lina Hall
Martin O’toole
Portland
Chester Newell
Fred Roderick
Anthony Puilin
Rinda O'Toole
Ruth Dunton
Wiscasset
Anne Pulla
Doris Jones
Mary Pulla
Society notes from Bath and nearby towns recount weekend visits
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall hosted a noon luncheon at Stone house honoring Mr and Mrs John Winslow Williams of Baltimore and Baltimore friends, then guests traveled by horse drawn pangs autos skis and snowshoes for winter sports at the Country club. Mentions of Miss Jane Hyde resuming studies at Waynflete, Miss Ruth L Colby in Bath visiting and training as a nurse, Sewall Webster visiting Bath, St Marys guild sewing for Bath City hospital, tentative Shrove Tuesday card party, Charles Farley visiting, Arabelle M Lord visiting, Roscoe P McFadden and Mrs R Clinton McFadden visiting Boston, Armando Conti returning home from City hospital, Wise Owl named for new girl scout troop and officers chosen Mary Josephine Ferrell treasurer and Priscilla Warner scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
John Winslow Williams
Baltimore
Country Club
Ruth L. Colby
Charles Hybers
Portland
Bath
Miss Colby
Russell M. Colby
Pleasant Street
Maine General Hospital
Wise Owl
Mary Josephine Ferrell
Priscilla Warner
Farmers seek hog processing info from Bangor IRS office
Farmers interested in hog processing formation should contact J Ham or the Internal Revenue office in Bangor for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ham
Internagusta
Internal Revenue Office
Bangor
Troop 68 Scouts Plan Honor Code and Merit Badges
City area notes report Troop 68 meeting at the Armory with a plan to introduce a code of honor and merit badges for deserving scouts and to appoint a new scout master soon. Also cited are frigid readings across local homes, juvenile court activity, a suspended sentence, and a chimney fire responded to by Engine 4 with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of América
Donald Sterling
Annie E. Dodge
Oak Street
Eddie Roundy to referee Morse Lewiston game in Bath
Morse and Lewiston officials reached an agreement Monday evening on Eddie Roundy of Colby College as referee for the Morse Lewiston basketball game in Bath Friday night. Roundy, Colby coach and Bates tourney official, is an experienced whistle wielder and will help ensure a large pregame rally at Morse. Reserved seats are selling well as fans anticipate the season’s big clash after Lewiston’s Bates tournament win and Morse’s close 16 14 setback ten days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Lewiston High School
Eddie Roundy
Colby College
Morse-Lewiston
Bath
Lewiston
Colby
Bates
Morse High School
Capt
Bloody” Parks
Morse High
Winslow
Portland Y Team to Play Shipbuilders in Bath
The Bath Y M C A Shipbuilders travel to face the Portland Y M C A quintet Thursday in Bath. Portland Y defeated Hebron Academy 26 25 at Hebron last Saturday and sits near the Portland City League leaders. Shipbuilders have one loss this year to Livermore Falls and last Thursday crushed Brunswick 60 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath “Shipbuilders
Portland Y. M. C. A
Bath Y Gymnasium
Hebron Academy
Hebron
Portland
Maine
Livermore Falls
Brunswick
National Forest Jobs Feeding Many Mout hs
Supervisor John W. McNair reports 89 men on timber stand improvement in George Washington National Forest feed 242 dependents in Virginia and West Virginia. One man has 16 children, another 12, several with 11 to 7, and ten World War I veterans among the workers. Average unemployment prior to these jobs exceeds 14 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington National Forest
Virginia
West Virginia
John W. McNair
United States Forest Service
Washington
McNair
Eastern National ‘Forest
N.I.R.A
PRESIDENT'S BALL COMMITTEES MEET FOR FUNDRAISING
Committees meet at John P Chillman’s office to discuss the President's Ball for infantile paralysis. Reports on decor, ticket sales, and local catering are presented. Governor Brann may attend. Knights of Columbus plan a ball fundraiser with tickets as prizes and a large crowd expected at Morse High Gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Chillman
George C. Quicksall
Morse High
Carey
Louis J. Brann
William Tudor Gardiner
Brann
Knights of Columbus
Morse High Gymnasium
Topsham Grangers Provide The Program West Bath Meeting
A West Bath grange gathering of 266 members included 141 visitors, with Topsham grange supplying most acts. Eleanor Ripley led a varied program featuring music by Frank Carver, Charles Alexander, and James Morrell, multiple sketches and tableaux, a Red Cross quilt sale, and dancing. Refreshments followed, and a future program promises a talk by Miss Marion Jaques and a supervised event next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange Hall
West Bath Grange
Topsham Grange
RG Rcutd Wachette
Mary Lyons
Wits
Gertrude Tarr
Charles Alexander Regacur
Milward Patten
Vorriserio Enere
Frieda Sprague
Eva White
Beatrice White
James Morrell
Charles B. Doyle
West Bath Orange
Harold Footer
South Street
Edwin W. Haggett
Doyle
Alfred Niles
Brunswick
Topsham
Lillian E. Lewin
Everett G. Lemont
Central Church league supper bridge event report
Central Church League hosted a supper bridge in the parish house on Monday with 30 tables in play and pink markers for high scorer. Florence Wiggin won first in contract, Mrs. Mark W. Hennessy second. in auction, Mrs. Clifford B. Wilban first and Mrs. Pearl Dunbar second. Jack Shaw led men’s prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
Florence Wiggin
Mark W. Hennessy
Clifford B. Wilb
Pearl Dunbar
Jack Shaw
Adolph H. Ehlers
Charles Welch
Harold 8S. Ave
Perry L. Thompson
Ane Thompson
Leonard M Lord
Dora L. Howard
Ibald M. Main
William Small
Also Mentioned on This Page
Esta M. Gediman
Pratt Street
Horace Woodman
Eleanor Donald
Celina Desjardin
Minnie Woodman
Bessie Pinkham
Lettie Hompson
Katherine Whittall
Eunice Whittall
Mabel Ansert
Stella Wade
Amy Wate
Estelle Bowden
R.N
Natick, Mass
William H. Small
South End P. T. A
Ralph C. Whitehouse
Carroll A. Deering
Chester A. Roberts
Harold W. Child
Dexter Roscoe Fowles
Haze
Eliza Nason
Randolph
Fowles
Leslie A. Fowles
Charles S. Bradeen
Montreal
Clarence E. Johnson
Summerstreet
Carl Anderson
Margaret Fraser
Louise Johnson
Julia Moore Murray
Parker Lewis
Emily Potter Morgan
Helen Larrabee
Annie Ward
Katherine I. Trott
Raymond H. Brown
Frances E. Sprague
Harold M. Sewall
Williams
Kayser Manley
Wheelwright
Manley
Anna Cummings
Mary Cunningham
Alma Daley
Pearl Street
Lillian Lewin
Robert Brownell
Cobb Road
Doris P. Wing
Patten Free Library
Donald S. Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Congregational Church
Charles Gordon
Bedford St
Woodfords
Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street Church
Warren E. Kershner
Aid
Wilbur Crocker
Bowdoinham
Eric Biatr
Mrs. Alden G. Smith
Clarence Wheelwright
Frank L. Staples
Charles R. Higgins
Panama Canal
California
May Chapman
Los Angeles
Higgins
Portsmouth
N. H
Norman Rand
Thomas Trafton
Everett
Auburn
Miss Jane Murphy
Roland F. Hill
Bath Iron Works Corp
E. A. Sprague
City
David Vachon
Weeks Street
Joyce Cook
Frank H. Reinoehl
New Jersey
John Newell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Roy W. Putney
Allan Spear
Wilbur Senter
Martha Senter
Randall Daly
Clappison
Chester Roberts
Kirk
Maxwell Street
W. S. Newell
Harald Leeman
Rockland
Minute A. White
Frederick H. Kimball
Eastland
Fréd Hayward
Arrowsie
Norman Howard
Carlton W. Lowell
R. J. M. @teussy
Ernest Fulton
Irma Burns Perry
Alfred E. Bucknam
Marjorie Cummings
Bernice Mackinnon
Freeport
Arthur Richmond
Sumner Sewall
Mrs. Sewall
Malcolm Doble
Beatrice
Green Street
Hartford
Conn
E. C. Lewis of
Dorice F. Miller
Lincoln Street
Celia Povich
Congress Square
Hemingway Hosiery Co
Anna Trott
Providence
R. I
Raymond H. Trott
Annie Fitzgerald
Delaware
Paul Fitzgerald
Clara Hathorne
North Woolwich
Grace MacGowan
Bedford
Alfred L. Tarbox
Lemont Tarbox
Charleston
S. C
Pine ‘Tree Troop
Girl Scouts of America
Y.M.C.A
Isabelle King
Amber F. Carr
Snow Park
Lillian Goodwin
Barbara Kenney
Martha Page
Ruth Robinson
Patsy Sewall
Bety Watson
Eleanor Wilson
Errol Baker
Cummings Motor Co
Skowhegan
Jane Hyde
Waynfiete School
Mrs. Sewall Webster
Augusta
St. Mary's Guild
Bath City
Charles Farley
William Plummer Drake
Arabelle M. Lord
Saco
John A. Lord
Pear Street
Roscoe P. McFadden
R. Clinton McFadden
George A. McFadden
Kennebec Bridge
Jerry L. Haile
Brunswick Road
David S. Henderson
North Bath
Eben Dana
Woolwich
Rice’s
Winnegance
John J. Keegan
City Hall
Howard E. Blake
Crescent Street Court
Harry B. Sawyer
Dummer Street
John G. Carlisle
City Farm
Owen J. Ledyard
Lewiston High
National Forest
Morsé High Gym
Topsham Grangers
West Bath Hall
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