Bath society notes capture town life and gatherings
Bath residents attend birthday parties, engagements, club meetings, dinners, and travels. Capt. Gale marks 85th birthday with family at Hosmer Pond. multiple teas and suppers honor locals at homes on Park Street, Middle Street, and Washington Street. Engagements announced for Eleanor Gas ser and Clifford Couture. Betty Sewall to Clifford Upton Jr. Also coverage of garden club events, church notes, and municipal social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gale
Bath
Rockland
Camden
Brenton Ayer
Trufant Street
Charles Ronco
Harry Joy
Otis Cole
Ronco
Hosmer Pond
Raymond Smith
High Street
Arthur Sewall
Langdon T. Thaxter
Portland
Kenneth Roberts
State Street
Frederick H. Kimball
Milton S. Kimball
Augusta
Yates
Scarboro
Alfred Mitchell, Jr
Central church league names February entertainment committee
Mrs. Arthur W. King and four others were named to head the February entertainment committee at a Central church League meeting. The group planned a January 30 cook food and white elephant sale, with Mrs. Leonard M. Lord, Mrs. Horace P. Morse and Miss Martha A. Foote in charge and Mrs. Alex MacDonald and Mrs. Leonard F. Wetherbee as hostesses. Hostesses Monday night were Mrs. Perry L. Thom and Mrs. Charles A. Soule. There were 23 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. King
Leonard F. Wetherbee
Gardiner R. Deering
Harold S. Avery
Central Church League
Leonard M. Lord
Horace P. Morse
Martha A. Foote
Alex MacDonald
Perry L. Thom
Charles A. Soule
Birthday party honors and social gatherings noted
Laurette Puila hosted a party at 22 Walker Street with games prizes and dances by Jean Osborne and Isabelle Kingsbury. Guests included the Coutures Kingsburys and many others as well as a separate 81st birthday for John A. Hutchins at 14 Liberty Street with multiple family attendees and an ice cream cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurette Puila
Antonio A. Puila
Walker Street
Jdéan Osborne
Isabelle Kingsbury
Grace Middleton
Claire Couture
Richard Kingsbury
Claire and
Leo Couture
Sally Puiia
Joan Osborne
Richard
Thelma
Eugene Kingsbury
Ann Benson
Isabelle
George
James Kingsbury
Peter Robinson
Clara Michaud
Marie Paule
Brunswick
John A. Hutchins
Chester Clement
Liberty Street
Hutchins
Orland
Bath
Clement
George Davis
Horace Pottle
Wesley Simpson
James
Review of Calendars Promoted by New England Paper Makers
Wilfrid B. Guerin, production manager of The Times Co., attended the 16th annual Review of Calendars sponsored by Tileston and Hollingsworth Co. in Boston, a display to showcase New England craftsmanship. The Old G.T. club held its meeting at Mrs. Jennie Chaplin’s home with members present for quilt tacking and refreshments. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Leona Green’s home in Winnegance.
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Arthur J. Dunton
Baptist Young People’s Society
Washington Street
Irma D. Groves
Harold J. Carter
Oak Street
Wilfrid BE. Guerin
The
Times Co
Tileston & Hollingsworth Co
Boston
Columbia Hotel
Portland
New England
G.T. Club
Jennie Chaplin
North Street
Violet Deering
Ruth Totman
Thelma Skillings
Leona Greene
Beatrice Davis
Leona Green
Winnegance
Maine news notes and local wonders from 1900s era page
A Maine column reports on Fred A. Clough buying the Claremont Advocate in New Hampshire and returns to newspaper work. It notes Moose River ice and a lone duck, a snowless winter prompting a motorless truck for wood, and Horace Doore’s Holstein bull Sol Bond’s son, a massive animal nearing 4,000 pounds on the Pembroke farm.
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Fred A. Clough
Auburn
Claremont
N. H
Advocate
New Hampshire
Hanover
Clough
the Sun
Auburn Free Press
Jackman
Moose River
Henry Holden
Mr. Holden
Fred Johnson
East Yankee
Dobbin
Horace Doore
Hastport Road
Pembroke
New England
a _mere_youngrear
Sol Bond
Doore Farm
Sol
Doore
Bath Iron Works Notes and Gossip Unions Revisit Bath
A. F. L. organizers Charles A. Yunckert and Reginald T. Anderson arrived in Bath to unionize Bath Iron Works employees and broaden AFL membership in the city. They recalled a past CIO interruption at an Arcadia arena meeting and said recent events spurred withdrawal for the sake of Bath workers and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Yunckert
Boilermakers Union
Reginald T. Anderson
International Association of Machinists
A. F. Cf L
Bath
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Sedgwick
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mr. Yunckert
Yenckert
C.I.O
Anderson
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Relations Board
Bath Iron Works Union Fight Refused by AFL and CIO
In a detailed interview leaders from the Bath Iron Works discuss avoiding coercive tactics during a CIO election while AFL claims intervention delayed voting. They pledge peaceful action and seek fair treatment, noting AFL aims to recruit more tradesmen as other plants join its Metal Trades reach.
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C.1.o
National Labor Board
Yunckert
C.S.O
A. F. of L
Bath Iron Works
Anderson
Bath
Metal Trades Department
Labor’s Union Drift Prompts Citywide Organizing Push
The piece notes CIO Local No 4’s failure to gain recognition at a shipyard and signals AF of L plans to organize about 1,900 workers including waitresses and teamsters. Charles Parkis says CIO aims to form a local council with broader industry coverage as the labor scene edges toward a major drive. Also mentions ex councilman Harold Tobey’s infected knee and a romance around a housing purchase at Allen Street project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. of L
Charles Parkis
C.I.O
Malia Weighs Boxing Potential For H. Seers Den
Tom Malia, a yearling in the boiler shop, is seriously considering a switch to boxing. He shows potential and speaks of a future in the ring, weighing local interest and possible progression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Malia
H. Seers Madden
Tommy
Three-Cornered Fight Looms in Ward 4 Election
Henry M Powers assistant to Scott Morse and local alderman hopeful Merritt A Mitchell face potential opposition as Frank Fortier and Arthur Gediman plan bids for Ward 4 seat. Harold W Child, a longtime city messenger, will also run for council in Ward 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fortier
Arthur Gediman
Merritt A. Mitchell
Harold W. Child
City Messenger
Tim McCabe
Ward 3 alderman race heats with three cornered bid
Alexander Burgess Jr seeks re election in Ward 3 facing ex Mayor Harold P Small now councilman from Ward 4 but moved to Ward 3 since last election. Rumors promise a three way contest with ex Alderman George Emery of Hyde Windlass Co. Also potential bid from William T Donnell in Ward 1 while Earl P Morse from Ward 2 denies interest. Bowling scores at Park alleys report Oliver besting with 513 for the event and Crean posting a high 127 single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Burgess, Jr
Harold P. Small
Iron Works
George Emery
Hyde Windlass Co
Edgar Oliver
Tinshop
Park
Bob Crean
Tim McCabe
South Yard
Oliver
Crean
Perry
Fortier
Turcotte
Marchetti
Taylor
Farrell
St. Peter
East
Ward 6 Figures Eyeing City Offices
Leon Billings a Ward 6 pipe shop worker and former official contemplates a run for office with no commitment yet. H. Martin Powers, current Ward 6 alderman and pipe shop foreman, has not stated plans. Robert Haskell of Ward 6 is rumored to consider a non partisan bid for mayor, with a history in municipal government and prior advocacy for civil service reforms in the police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Billings
Leon
H. Martin Powers
Robert Haskell
Haskell
Boys In Blue
Plant workers eye nonpartisan ticket in upcoming race
informants at the shipyard discuss forming a complete nonpartisan slate. Harold S Avery Ward 3 councilman who leads the plant time keepers has not decided on another run. Mayor Donald N Small in the drafting department may seek a second term if voters approve his administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold S. Avery
Ward 3
Time Keepers
Donald N. Small
Commander Clark to assume command of destroyer Jouett
Commander Guy W. Clark USN to command the 1850 ton destroyer Jouett which departed for Boston for delivery to the Navy department. A complimentary dinner at Hotel Sedgwick Friday honored Clark with toastmaster L Eugene Thebeau presenting a pen and pencil set from President William S Newell and remarks by Vice President Archibald M Main. Attending officers included Lieuts R W Clark F C Bolles J F Flynn and Ensign G M Winn with about 25 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy W. Clark
USN
U. S. Jouett
Boston
Navy Department
Hotel Sedgwick
Treas
L. Eugene Thebeau
Clark
William S. Newell
Archibald M. Main
R. W. Clark
Us.n
F. C. Bolles
J. F. Flynn
GM. Winn
George Baer Connard
Pres
Newell
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Alderman Burgess Family Updates Leave Readers Curious
Alderman Alexander Burgess Jr. in charge of assemblies shows unusual cheer this week. His daughter Mary is expected to fade on within days. Archie Gilpatrick, idle since January 14, suffers a severely sprained ankle and may return with his commander and several officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Burgess, Jr
Mary
Fadeon Ee Eee
Archie Gilpatrick
Aera
Navy delivers Jouett to Boston Yard with skeleton crew
A crane of enlisted men aboard the USS Jouett began its delivery run from Iron Works dock at six in the morning and, by noon, the vessel was officially turned over to the United States. The skeleton crew, led by Edward P. Steininger, comprised deck, engine, fire room, machinists, pipefitters, electricians, stewards, and office staff including Newell and Thebeau, with full crew to follow for the Boston voyage.
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USS. Jouett
Iron Works
Boston Navy Yard
Charlestown
Mass
Plant
Uncle Sam
Boston
William §. Blair
George Keating
Furber Davis
Walter McElman
George Levyn
Elihu Pullerton
Edward P. Steininger
R. Pierce
H. Morse
H. Kennedy
F. Farnham
R. Hart
Howard Brewer
L., Dallet
F. Hutchins
G. Lewis
L. Davis
R. Roy
Carroll Watson
C. Marr
Henry Parshley
Pres. Newell
Main
Treas
L. Eugene Thebeau
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
George Baer Connard
A. J. Haskins
Harvey Hartleb
Rotary-Ames to Lead City Campaign at Sedgwick Luncheon
City clubs plan an energetic drive to boost Bath membership at a Sedgwick luncheon. A book review program is set for Feb 9 at Sedgwick with Abe Attaya, formerly of Bath, owning the barber shop on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P. Lemont
Kittery
Herbert R. Lemont
Lemont
Washington Street
Walter Lemont
Kittery Navy Yard
Bath
Sebasco
Rotary-Ames
Sedgwick
Abraham Aitaya
James F. Bonness
Attaya
Abe
Boston
Portland
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Marguerite Hennessy
Melrose
Walter Madden
Middle Street
Lillian MacDonald
James MacGuiggan
Eugene Rice
Chester Leeman
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Ralph Higgins
Edward McGuiggan
William Hill
Naugatuck, Conn
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Old South Place
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Congress Shirt Factory
Edward Benson
Poland Spring
Charlotte Mallett
South End Contract Club
Richard Quick
Thomas Aikenhead
Blanche Sprague
William Crowley
Wellington A. Moore
Pear Dunbar
Thursay
Everett Christian
Gardiner
George A. Legard
Charles M. Tubos
Grace Church
St. Luke's
Diocese of Maine
Bishop's Council
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Tubbs
Benjamin Brewster
Frederick E. Drake
Ralph G. Stetson
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Muriel Grace
George Grace
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Carl Kennedy
William Yule
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Elizabeth Dunbar
Women's Federated Clubs
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Jenna R. Bradlee
Montclair
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David L. Wilson
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York Street
Telephone Club
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Stephen McPhee
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Luke Marr
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Alden G. Smith
William D. Sewalst
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Hyde Park, Mass
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Sscasset
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Clifford A. Upton, Jr
Clifford A. Upton
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Wiscasset
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Popham Beach
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Page Wyman
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Tampa, Fla
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Reginald Barter
Valley Road
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Harry L. Day
Green Street
Junior Hospital League
Janette W. Home
John E. Burkhardt
James Hunter
Fore River
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp
Quincy
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William White
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Walter S. Wiggin
Lena D. Donnell
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Eastland Hotel
George W. Morse
Corliss Street
Stanley W. Whitehouse
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New London
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Chatham
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Westport
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Hatlie Pye
Phippsburg
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Bedford Street
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Fred Kittridge
Bangor
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Elsie Bailey
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Ruth Jones
Pearson
Ephriam French
William and Ethel (French) Pearson
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Charlotte Wyman
Winzedale, N. Y
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Beacon Street
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Cour Street
Maine News Notes
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Allen Street
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Lawrence Lord
Morse High School
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Capt Lord
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Andeaw
Bucky” Savage
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Biddeford
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Edward E. Morse
Lewis J. Sanborn
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Academy Street
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Deering Street
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