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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1950

Page

6

Social notes and visits in Bath area society pages

A long list of local visitors, guests, and residents contributing to Bath society life. Entries include Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ireland, Mrs. Eunice Reed, the Fairchilds, Bruns wick residents, and many others visiting relatives in Dover Topsfield Portland and Brunswick. The notes mention hospital stays births New Year baby and civic group events through mid January.

Richard P. Ireland Robert Tallman Dover

Mrs Edith Clark Travels to Portland and Notes on Social Circle

Mrs Edith Clark of 103 South street, a staff member at the Children's Military and Naval Home, visits Portland with her son Watson H Clark formerly of Bath. She decorated the recent Stitphen Bailey reception. Anita Bagdikian, daughter of Dr and Mrs Bagdikian of 155 Oak street and a University of Vermont student, lies in a Burlington hospital with a broken arm from an ice fall. Barbara Ross of High street recently spent a week in Boston. The Newells aboard the Cunard liner Caronia report Mrs Horace Herrick, a former Morse High principal’s wife, and her husband teaching at St Thomas High School, planning to visit the States in June. From St Thomas they will go to Trinidad. The Newells expect to cruise further. the trip has included 579 passengers and 587 crew on a full ship.

Anita Bagdikian University of Vermont Paul G. Bagdikian Oak Street Burlington Edith Clark South Street Children’s Military and Naval Home Portland Watson H. Clark Bath Paul Bagdikian 155 William S. Newell Cunard R .M. S. Caronia South America Africa Europe St. Thomas Virgin Islands Horace Herrick Morse High School Herrick Newells States Mr. Newell Trinidad

Mrs Titcomb and mother at The Overlook Farmingdale

Mrs Louis Titcomb aged 34 and her mother Mrs Gertrude Boardman reside at The Overlook in Farmingdale. The notice notes their presence together at the residence.

Louis Titcomb Floral Street Gertrude Boardman Overlook Farmingdale

Visiting Ladies From Washington and Noble Avenues

Mrs Kenneth Colby of 246 Washington street and Mrs Clifton Estes of 18 Noble avenue traveled to Augusta as business visitors in August.

Kenneth Colby Washington Street Clifton Estes Noble Avenue Augusta

Nurse Miss Ollie Rines Visits Bath and Wiscasset

Miss Ollie Rines a student nurse at Augusta General Hospital traveled to Bath and Wiscasset for a weekend visit, staying with local friends and enjoying leisure time away from her studies.

Ollie Rines Augusta General Hospital Bath and Wiscasset

Mrs Garcelon Visits Daughter While Husband Receives Care

Mrs E A Garcelon of 488 Middle Street visits her daughter Mrs William E Hill in North Cambridge as Mr Hill stays patient at Robert Breck Brigham Hospital in Brookline Massachusetts.

William E. Hill Cameron Avenue Cambridge Mass Bath Winter Street Robert Breck Brigham Hospital Brookline Hill Parker House Boston Parker Hill E. A. Garcelon Middle Street Mr. Hill

Greig Families Dine Together in Topsham Visit

William Greig Sr and William Greig Jr of West Bath were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs William Greig of Topsham recently, sharing a cordial family gathering in Maine community circles.

William Greig, Sr William Greig, Jr West Bath William Greig Topsham

Women Attend Maine Legislative Council Discussion in Augusta

Mrs. William Dennison and Mrs. John Parker attended the Maine Legislative Council in Augusta Thursday where the Maine Personnel Law was discussed. They were accompanied by Mrs. G Thomas Murphy.

William Dennison John Parker Maine Legislative Council Augusta Maine G. Thomas Murphy

Mrs. Ridley Hosts Out-of-Town Guests

Mrs. Margaret Ridley aged 86 of Mechanic street, confined at home for over a year, received guests including Mrs. D. J. McGillicuddy from Lewiston, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ridley of Auburn, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hall of Holyoke, Mass.

Margaret Ridley Mechanic Street D. J. McGillicuddy Lewiston Oscar Ridley Auburn Albert Hall Holyoke Mass

Miss Jane Grant Enters Nursing School Class

Miss Jane Elizabeth Grant daughter of Mr and Mrs James R Grant of 26 Liberty Street joins the New England Deaconess School of Nursing with the class entering on January 20. Mrs Mabel Dickey Mrs Lee Williams and Mrs Ivan Murphy employees at Senter s Inc began their two weeks vacations Saturday evening.

Jane Elizabeth Grant James R. Grant Liberty Street New England Deaconess School of Nursing Mabel Dickey Lee Williams Ivan Murphy Senter’s, Inc

Maine Maritime midshipmen sail on cruise aboard American Sailor

John F. McPhee and George Paisley, both students at Maine Maritime Academy Castine, are among 190 mids leaving Saturday on the training ship American Sailor under Capt. W W McKenzie for a cruise. The voyage starts with Kingston Jamaica arriving Jan 31 then Vera Cruz Mexico Feb 9 and stops in New Orleans Nassau Baltimore and Newtown through March 15.

John F. McPhee Howard S. McPhee Dummer Street George Paisley William J. Paisley Weeks Street Maine Maritime Academy Castine W. W. McKenzie Kingston Jamaica Vera Cruz Mexico New Orleans Nassau Bahamas Baltimore

Edna Mae Shoppe duo attend Boston Apparel Show

Mrs. Margaret Quinlan and Mrs. A A Stott of the Edna Mae Shoppe returned from Boston where they attended the Women's Apparel Show at the Parker House.

Margaret Quinlan A. A. Stott Edna Mae Boston Parker House

Amaranth event hosts Bath and Brunswick guests

Miss Melvina Vachon of Weeks Street guests Mr and Mrs Napoleon J Vachon in Brunswick. At Portland reception for S K Harry T Lund Grand Royal of Maine Grand Court Amaranth were H L Sarah A Shaw grand royal matron H L Freida E Bagdikian grand marshal East H L Ethel Potter associate grand conductress S K Thompson Potter associate grand patron.

Melvina Vachon Weeks Street Napoleon J. Vachon Brunswick Bath S. K. Harry T. Lund Grand Court of Maine Order of the Amaranth Portland H. L. Sarah A. Shaw H. L. Freida E. Bagdikian H. L. Ethel Potter S. K. Thompson Potter

Miss Dorothy Pendleton Heads to Boston Grant Store

Miss Dorothy Pendleton of Central avenue leaves for Boston to join Hyde Park W T Grant Co. as an employee. She previously worked at the Bath store where co workers held a farewell party last week. Dr Langdon T Thaxter, head of X ray at Maine General Hospital, was elected chief of staff at the directors annual meeting. He is married to Priscilla Kimball, daughter of the late Frederick H Kimball of Bath.

Dorothy Pendleton Central Avenue Boston Hyde Park W. T. Grant Co Grant Miss Pendleton Bath Langdon T. Thaxter Maine General Hospital Thaxter Priscilla Kimball Frederick H. Kimball

Mary E Gallant Surprised At Old Folks Home Birthday

Mrs. Mary E Gallant was treated to a surprise birthday party Thursday evening at the Old Folks Home. Eight living children provided ice cream and cake during dinner for all guests. Gifts and greetings came from each child, including Edward J McMann Albert McMann George McMann Bertha Williams Frank Lehane John McMann Arthur McMann and Armand Letendre.

Mary E. Gallant Old Folks Home

Lawrence Scott Returns From Illness at Stony Brook Road

Lawrence Scott, who had been ill at his home on the Stony Brook road in Phippsburg, is able to be out again and resume daily activities as his health improves.

Lawrence Scott Stonybrook Road Phippsburg

Leyte crew to return to Norfolk after Med cruise

After a four month Mediterranean cruise the USS Leyte is set to return to Norfolk Virginia January 27. The ship’s crew, including Pinkham a boilerman, visited Greece Malta Italy the Rock of Gibraltar France and Cyprus during the voyage with the Sixth Task Fleet overseas.

Mediterranean Lawrence R. Blaisdell USN Donald W. Blaisdell Pearl Street Des Moines Newport R. I Sixth Task Fleet Richard L. Connally Naval Atlantic Greece France Malta Italy Rock of Gibraltar Pinkham Cles Center Street Norfolk Va Leyte Cyprus

Mrs. James Jordan Visits Lewis ton Friends

Mrs James Jordan of 56 Pine Street returns home after a brief stay with Mrs George Bartlett in Lewiston.

James Jordan Pine Street George Bartlett Lewiston

Hyde Park couple hosts house-warming in Winship Street

Mr and Mrs Linwood Castner of Winship Street and former Hyde Park residents welcomed guests on Saturday for a house-warming hosted by Mrs William Freeman and Mrs Richard Grindle. Guests included William Freeman Richard Grindel Mrs Harold Castner and others from Brunswick Sagadahoc Ferry and Damariscotta while Fairfield visitors returned home after visiting Sagadahoc. Royalty Court No 1 installation in Portland drew H L Sarah A Shaw grand royal matron S K Thompson Potter associate grand patron H L Ethel Potter associate grand conductress H L Freida E Bagdikian grand marshal and H L Esther Rodick with others from Dirigo Court and Damariscotta.

Linwood Castner Winship Street Central Avenue Hyde Park William Freeman Richard Grindle Richard Grindel Harold Castner Fred Pecci Robert Minott Walter Gallant Kenneth Picard Leroy White Brunswick Bath Royalty Court Portland H. L. Sarah A. Shaw S. K. Thompson Potter H. L. Ethel Potter H. L. Freida E. Bagdikian H. L. Esther Rodick H. L. Sadie Swett Dirigo Court S. K. Abert Swett H. L. Sara Swett Damariscotta

Family Movers Report Change of Address

Mrs. Vonia Coulter and her children Nedra and Arden have relocated from 7 Gerald Street to 10 Farrin Street. The notice records a household move within the local area.

Vonia Coulter Nedra Arden Gerald Street Farrin Street

Mrs Wakefield sails to Boston then Jamaica visit

Mrs John Wakefield aged 93 of 93 Bedford Street left Portland Monday on Northeast Airlines for Boston where she will stay until Thursday before traveling to Jamaica L I N Y for a three week visit with her sister Mrs Pearl Walkley. Mrs Walkley’s model for Drewyn Street will appear in Vogue in February.

John Wakefield Bedford Street Portland Northeast Airlines Boston Jamaica L. I N. Y Pearl Walkley Drewyn St

Mrs Whittemore Ill at Home in Phippsburg

Mrs Mary E Whittemore of 16 Tarbox street a Center school teacher at Phippsburg is ill with pneumonia at her home. In her absence Mrs Mark W Harrington continues teaching duties at the school.

Mary E. Whittemore Tarbox Street Phippsburg Mark W. Harrington

Penelope Carter Returns Home From Visit

Miss Penelope Carter daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold J Carter of 165 North Street returned to her home Monday morning after visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs L F Carr of North Harpswell for several days.

Penelope Carter Harold J. Carter North Street L. F. Carr North Harpswell

Portland Visitors Enjoy Vaudeville at Keith Theatre

Mr and Mrs Brian M Jewett visited Portland Saturday to attend the vaudeville performance at the Keith theatre. A former vaudeville trouper, Jewett said this was his first theatre visit in many years and the show was enjoyed immensely.

Brian M. Jewett Portland Keith Theatre Mr. Jewett

Bath Women Club Dinner Highlights Bread and Butter Sidelines

Bath Business and Professional Women's Club met at Sedgwick for a dinner and program titled Bread and Butter Sidelines. Speakers covered book history, Christmas card art, methods for teaching handicapped children, piano and theory study, private enterprise gifts, and a Merchants Profit Sharing role. A district meeting is set for March 23 in Lewiston with new member welcome and a formed glee club.

Bath Sedgwick Phyliss Delano Edmund Staples Donald Young Marion Jacques Smith Maine Ralph F. Mittendorf Ironton Ohio Jason A. Merrill Merchants Profit Sharing Stamp Co., Inc

Missionary Society Meeting at Corliss Street Church

The Missionary Society of the Corliss Street church met at Mrs. Grace Block's home for an all day sewing session for Memorial hospital. Rev. Arvid Anderson attended. cards were sent to absent members. a Maine Seacoast Mission contribution was approved. a New Year’s tree exchange was held with gifts. The next meeting is February 21.

Missionary Society of Arvid Anderson Maine Seacoast Walker

VFW Auxiliary Holds Inspection at New Hall

Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary inspection held Wednesday at the new Middle street hall with District President Ethel Reed presiding. Senior Vice President Mabel Gosselin attended from Southport. Reported success of the rummage sale and baked bean supper on January 14. District auxiliary and post meeting planned for Sunday at two in the afternoon with Hazel Grant in charge of supper. Vegetables donated should be brought to 807 Middle street Saturday afternoon. Next meeting slated for February 1 after the district gathering.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars New Hall Middle Street Ethel Reed Boothbay Harbor Mabel Gosselin Isaac M. Giles Southport Post Auxiliary Hazel Grant

Teen-Age Sewing Circle Plans March of Dimes Drive

The Teen-Age Sewing Circle met Thursday in Central Grammar School with Mrs Colby. Carolyn Stackpole aided in setting up the judging contest while Mrs Colby distributed notebooks and planning sheets. Many girls volunteered to serve, with Janet Day Catherine Wallace Barbara King Carolyn Stackpole Mary Talbot Jean Brown Marjorie Bourget Sylvia Bryant Marie Michaud Elaine Pinkham and Dorothy (incomplete) among attendees.

Mrs. Colby Central Grammar School Carolyn Stackpole Colby Janet Day Catherine Wallace Barbara King Mary Talbot Jean Brown Marjorie Bourget Sylvia Byrant Marie Michaud Elaine Pinkham Doro

New Member Joins Local Group Roster

A new member, Madelyn Guerette, joins a list of residents including Thy Thompson Hazel Warner Isabel Johansen Martha Holmes Janet Cohen Irene Everette Marion Holmes Ann Cohen Norma Brewer Helen Lemont Kateri Costain Ann Singer Joan Batchelder Elsie Thayer in a community organization update. The roster now features thirteen named names along with the newcomer.

Thy Thompson Hazel Warner Isabel Johansen Martha Holmes Janet Cohen Irene Everette Marion Holmes Ann Cohen Norma Brewer Helen Lemont Kateri Costain Ann Singer Joan Batchelder Elsie Thayer Madelyn Guerette

Co-Workers Class Holds New Year Party at Parsonage

The First Baptist church Co-Workers class met Friday at the parsonage with Rev. and Mrs. Charles Om. Twenty eight members attended with guests Rev. and Mrs. Aughan Overman of North Berwick. Refreshments were provided by several members and the next gathering is set for February 17 at Mrs. Laura Harrington’s home.

First Baptist Church Charlesom Lila Place Bernice Oliver Stella Hart Vernon Miller Aughan Overman North Berwick Laura Harrington North Street Verna Durgin Harriet Wright Evelyn Southard Swansea Burns Florence Woodside

Lowell Temple Plans Joint Installation With Boothbay Harbor

Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters met last Wednesday for a supper and business session. Invitations from Boothbay Harbor for the joint lodge and temple installation on Tuesday evening January 24 were read. Annual reports from the secretary treasurer and auditing committee were accepted. Asenith Haggett won the Scotch auction prize. A rehearsal for installation and drill team is set for next Tuesday at seven, with a committee meeting Wednesday afternoon to clean closets and a six o’clock supper followed by the 7 30 regular meeting.

Lowell Temple Boothbay Harbor Lodge Temple Asenith Haggett

Phi Kappa Delta Holds Meeting at Mrs Longley's Home

The weekly Phi Kappa Delta gathering met at Mrs Walter Longley’s at 122 Court Street. Members decided to donate kept cards to Hyde Memorial home for scrapbooks and the initiation of new members occurred after the meeting. A membership drive is planned for February 1-14 with invitations to join.

Phi Kappa Delta Walter Longley Court Street Hyde Memorial

Beacon Street Church Elects Officers At Meeting

At Beacon Street church last Wednesday Rev Chancey Wentworth spoke on the church. Reports show a prosperous condition. New Official Board chaired by Dean Bonney with James Steen as vice chair, Annie Hall as secretary, Milton H Douglas financial secretary, William J Craft treasurer. Marion Dain Benevolent secretary. Everett Lemont heads the Men’s Brotherhood with Eva Packard as member. Lula Varney presides Woman’s Society of Christian Service. Nellie Jewett Young Adults president. David Drake Youth Fellowship president. Eleanor Gordon superintendent Church School. Pastor invited back for another year.

Beacon Street Chancey Wentworth D. S Dean Bonney James Steen Annie Hall Milton H. Douglas William J. Craft Marion Dain Everett Lemont Men's Brotherhood Eva Packard Lula Varney Woman's Society of Christian Service Nellie Jewett David Drake Youth Fellowship Eleanor Gordon

Scouters' Round Table Meets at Winter Street Church

The Scouters' Round Table held its monthly meeting with 30 present at Winter Street church. The group discussed upcoming scouting events, announced a national jamboree plan, and planned for a major cubbing activity. Awards will be given at the Father and Son banquet on February 8 at Huse school, with Pine Tree council dignitaries and a noted speaker. The Eagle Award will be presented.

Round Table Winter Street Huse School Pine Tree Council

Sacred Heart Circle Plans Fund Drive for Appeal

Sacred Heart Circle of Daughters of Isabella met Tuesday last week with regent Mrs. Vivian Kronstrand presiding. Louise Egert, Ways and Means chair, said the group will team with the Welfare committee to support the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis fund drive and boost this year’s contribution through open houses and card parties.

Sacred Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella Vivian Kronstrand Louise Egert Ways and Means Welare Com National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis

Community notices outline social and welfare plans

Members invited to join welfare efforts contact Mrs Edgett or Altes Burgess. Adeline McPhee leads old Christmas card collection for distribution to orphanages and Hyde Memorial Home. February banquet committee named. Communion Sunday set for Feb 5 at 7:30 mass. Social events include baked bean supper Feb and card games. reservations via Mae King or Edgett. Study club to meet in sacristy. Melvin Henderson to demonstrate flower arranging Feb 7 at 8 p.m. New members Mrs Louise Grimard and Miss Katherine Grainger elected.

Effie Milliken Melvin Henderson Kennebec Louise Grimard Katharine Grainger

Winter Street Men Host Pie Supper for Boy Scout Project

The Winter Street Men's club held a Thursday night meeting with Mrs. Horace Ward chairing the supper. Proceeds went to the club for their Boy Scout project. Speakers included J William Schulze of Bath Iron Works. Movies from Canada Travel Film Co featured Lakehead Nipigon Holiday and Rocky Mountain Trout. Dart Ball interest grew with many members staying after the program.

Winter Street Horace Ward Delmar Bates Frank Danforth Joseph O. Purdue Maurice Shea Harrison Bowie Neil Wilson Henry D. Small Walter Hill J. William Schulze Bath Iron Works Canada Travel Film Co Jasper National Park Linwood Abbott

Beacon Brotherhood Meeting Recap at Beacon Street Church

The Men's Brotherhood of Beacon Street Methodist met Thursday evening led by President Everett G. Lemont with prayer by Rev. M A Gordon. Austin Morse showed moving pictures of Bath and a West trip. Dart ball victory teams included Henderson and Lemont. Henderson was noted as home run king.

Men's Brotherhood of the Beacon Street Methodist Church Everett G. Lemont M. A. Gordon Austin Morse Bath Roger Pierce Edward St. Martin Howard Larrabee Clifton Tedford Charles Henderson Everett Lemont Weston Bonney John

Central Church Ladies' Aid Meeting Report

Central church Ladies' Aid met at the parish house Thursday afternoon with good attendance and hostesses Mrs Oliver Corliss and Miss Margaret Foote. Letters and cards were read from absent members. The swap party for the afternoon was reported successful. Hostesses for next week's session will be Bie Susan Quick and Miss Grace Mall.

Central Church Ladies’ Aid Oliver Corliss Margaret Foote Bie Susan Quick Gracemall

Helping Hand Club Elects New President and Supports March of Dimes

The Helping Hand club met at Mrs. Francois Vaillancert’s home. Mrs. Emile Cyr became president and led reports. A March of Dimes donation was approved, meetings set for every other Thursday, and a plant sent to member Mrs. Rosamond McGuiggan at Memorial hospital.

Francois Vaillancert State Road Emile Cyr Rosamond McGuiggan Memorial Hospital High Street ADD

PTA Meeting Details at Dike and Washington Schools

The Dike Washington PTA met Thursday to plan a minstrel show chaired by Alex King with Mrs. Arthur Easeley and Miss Harriet Frye on the committee. First rehearsal Sunday at 2 PM at Dike school, inviting all interested to attend. Guest speaker Donald Chase of Thomaston State Prison filled in for J. Wallace Lovell.

Dike Washington Street P.T.A Alex King Arthur Easeley Harriet Frye Donald Chase State Prison Thomaston J. Wallace Lovell

Attendance banners mark school event at two districts

Illness kept some away while Mrs. Edith Horne and Mrs. Doris Babkirk led third and second grade classes at Dike and Washington Street Primary in winning attendance banners. Refreshments fed by fifth grade mothers. Executive committee to meet at Dike school on Thursday at 8 p.m. Next regular session set for February 16.

Chase Edith Horne Dike Doris Babkirk Washington Street William Kelley George Fitzgerald Edward Footer R. W. Hartscom Paul Boudreau Dike School

Girl Scout Meeting in Hyde Park Hosts Elects Vice President

The January meeting of the Girl Scout Leader's Association was held at Hyde Park Community hall with Mrs. Lewis Carter and Mrs. Delmar Pendleton as hostesses. Mrs. Ernest Sinclair was elected a vice president to fill an unexpired term. A March Birthday celebration was discussed and a committee led by Mrs. Merrett Shea was formed to prepare recommendations. After the meeting Mrs. Merrett Scott taught Swedish weaving and refreshments were served.

Girl Scout Leader's Association Hyde Park Community Hall Lewis Carter Delmar Pendleton Ernest Sinclair E. Merrett Shea Carter Sinclair John Dauphin Association

Lionsesses Meet for Roast Dinner and Exchange Gifts

Bath Lionesses met Thursday at the Sedgwick with 23 members attending a roast beef dinner. President Mrs. E. L. McCurdy introduced a new member, Mrs. Sam Levin. Reports were read and accepted, and Mrs. Cynthia Moses noted Christmas baskets for two needy families. The program featured an exchange of humorous gifts and plans for a mother and daughter banquet with games led by Mrs. Moses, Mrs. Arthur Bowker, and Mrs. Theodore Watson.

Bath Lionesses Sedgwick E. L. McCurdy Sam Levin Cynthia Moses Arthur Bowker Theodore Watson

Morse High PTA Seeks Solutions On Graduation Problems

Morse High School PTA met in the school auditorium with President Mrs. George Musk presiding. John Parker, former superintendent, led a discussion on graduation issues as parents and staff offered ideas. Principal Raymond Farnham noted seating difficulties due to larger graduating classes.

Morse High School P.T.A George Musk Lewis Prentiss John Parker Charles Doyle C. A. Stover Loring Addison Raymond Farnham Sally Grant Edwin Pert Farnham

Huse PTA Meeting Deliberates School Discipline Program

Following an inspection of the new wing the Huse Memorial School PTA held a large meeting. A card party is planned for February 13 with Mrs. Phyllis Addison as chair. Speakers on discipline included Mrs. Louis Dole on home discipline Mrs. Keith Crockett on school discipline and Mrs. Maurice Hutchins on community discipline.

Huse Memorial School Huse Pta Huse School Phyllis Addison Stanley Woods Louis Dole Keith Crockett Maurice Hutchins Roger Stark Norman Adams Edward McCormick

Winter Street Aid swap party planned at church

Winter Street church Ladies Aid met Friday afternoon with Mrs. G Thomas Murphy and others as hostesses. President Mrs. Edgar Leavitt led the session which voted to hold a swap party next time, each member to bring a 25 cent item and be ready to buy one for 25 cents. Rev Joseph O Purdue showed movies during the social hour. Tea service followed with Mrs Elmer Williams and Miss Jane Goodman pouring.

Ladies Aid of Winter Street Church G. Thomas Murphy Kenneth Francisco Ralph Warren Arthur Bowker Edgar Leavitt Joseph O. Purdue Henry Tobey Elmer Rogers Roy Akeley

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