Local veterans and civic groups hold meetings and outings
Members of Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary No 11 attend the 66th Maine department convention. New officers are installed including Mrs Day and Mrs Buck. Community scenes include a Sacred Heart circle picnic at Small Point, a Merchant Marine club meeting in Boston with ship launch films, births, and summer travels featuring Bath residents and families at Popham Beach and Sebago Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Stewart
T. W. Hyde Camp
Sons of Union Veterans
Stewarl
Florence Robinson
Chariss W. Pratt
Joseph N. Day
East Junewok
Howard E. Blake
Senery E. Ridsout
Joseph L. Yates
Edward A. Gatielon
T W. Hyde Camp
Department of Maine
Grand Army of the
Miss Anna Curran Returns From Visit to Mother
Miss Anna F. Curran Morse 30, a student nurse at New England hospital Roxbury Mass, returned Saturday after two weeks with her mother Mrs William J Curran 48 Bath Street. She will graduate in September 1934. Miss Ruby P Fullerton 54 Mechanic Street resumes duties Monday as clerk in the First National Bank after a week's vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna F. Curran
Morse
New England Hospital
Roxbury
Mass
William J. Curran
Bath Street
Miss Curran
Ruby P. Fullerton
Mechanic Street
First National
Francis R Duprey Returns From Hospital Stay
Francis R. Duprey of Quincy Massachusetts has arrived here to spend a few weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs Stillman P Duprey at 49 Spring Street. He has been a patient at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston for 13 weeks and is regaining his strength after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis R. Duprey
Quincy
Mass
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Stillman P. Duprey
Spring Street
Mr. Duprey
Tratt Family Plans Two Week Stay at Bogg Lake
Mrs Milton C. Tratt and four daughters Marjorie Barbara Priscilla and Emma Jane depart Sunday for Bogg Lake to pass two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton C. Tratt
Marjorie
Barbara
Priscilla
Emma Jane
Bogg Lake
Main and son depart Bath for New London trip
Archibald M. Main vice president of Bath Iron Works Corp and his son Archibald M. Main Jr leave Bath by motor Friday afternoon bound for New London Connecticut. They are joined in Portland by Newell Wilson who returns the first of the week while Mr Main Jr will stay at the Main Summer home for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald M. Main
Bath Iron Works Corp
Archibald M. Main, Jr
Bath
New London
Webb sisters arrive at Prout's Neck for summer stay
Mrs. Stuart W. Webb and Miss Barbara Webb of New York City have arrived at Prout's Neck to spend the summer season there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart W. Webb
Barbara Webb
New York City
Prout's Neck
Bath visit marks opening of girls camp on Lake Cobbosseecontee
Mrs. Thomas S. Smith of Augusta visited Bath midweek as she and Mr. Smith open a modern girls camp at Litchfield on Lake Cobbosseecontee. The camp features Red Cross life savers and an aquatic program. Miss Margaret Little from Philadelphia, a Sargent School graduate, will join as a counselor for younger girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. Smith
Augusta
Bath
Smith
Litchfield
Lake Cobbosseecontee
Margaret Little
Philadelphia
Sargent School
Elizabeth Deering
Derby Family Guests Visit Hartford Pair
Mr and Mrs Maxwell Derby and their four children Jack Betty Marion and Randall of Hartford Connecticut arrived Sunday to spend a few days as guests of Mr and Mrs J Randall Upham at 156 High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Derby
Jack
Betty
Marion
Randall
Hartford, Conn
J. Randall Upham
High Street
Cummings Family Attends Portland Circus Event
Mr and Mrs William A Cummings and their family of 62 Lemont Street were among attendees at a Portland circus show on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Cummings
Lemont Street
Portland
Spinney Family Plans Summer Home at Popham Beach
Mr and Mrs George Spinney and daughters Mary and Elizabeth of Upper Washington street left recently for Popham Beach to open their summer home Albert Douglass a Morse high school graduate will be their guest for a few days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spinney
Mary
Elizabeth
Upper Washington Street
Popham Beach
Albert Douglass
Morse High School
Mrs Fitzgerald and daughter visiting Washington street guest
Mrs Charles Fitzgerald and her young daughter Joan have been staying for several months in New York and are now guests of Mrs John E Fitzgerald on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fitzgerald
Joan
New York
John E. Fitzgerald
Washington Street
Optometrist Dr. Preble Moves Office in Steeves Block
Dr. Donald F. Preble an optometrist has moved his office to the Steeves block 49 Center street occupying the rooms previously used by Dr. Paul A. Gregware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald F. Preble
Steeves Block
Center Street
Paul A. Gregware
Auburn women visit relatives on Cottage Park Avenue
Mrs Ruby N Robertson and Mrs Blanche Bickford of Auburn returned Sunday after spending a week at the home of Mrs Robertson’s parents Mr and Mrs Harry A Nason of Cottage Park Avenue Cement Park Avenue is presumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby N. Robertson
Blanche Bickford
Auburn
M & P Theatres executives visit Bath Opera House manager
F A Cuddy A J Morean and Al Bevans from the M and P Theatres of Maine New Hampshire and Vermont visited Bath Opera House on Friday partnering with Frank F Colburn Bath Opera House manager They traveled from Boston and Portland with other local attendees in a busy day at the State House hearing on Maine Central Transportation Co petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Cuddy
A. J. Morean
al Bevans
M. & P. Theatres
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Frank F. Colburn
Bath Opera Hose
Cuddy
Mr. Bevans
Boston
Mr. Moreau
Portland
Lorraine M. Price
Maine Central
Wakefield Woman Visiting Washington Street Host
Mrs. Winfield Jordan of Wakefield Massachusetts is visiting guest of Mrs. J R Andrews on Washington Street in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Jordan
Wakefield, Mass
J. R. Andrews
Washington Street
Eastport Women Visit Cousin Before Toledo Trip
Mrs Grace Beiler and her sister Miss Helen Capin both of Eastport travel to spend the weekend with cousin Mrs Lincoln Williams of Foster's Point road before continuing to Toledo Ohio. They will visit Mrs Beiler's daughter Mrs Ina Denman and Mr and Mrs Samuel Hooper and daughter Catherine of Washington street as they head to Popham for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Beiler
Helen Capin
Eastport
Miss Capin
Lincoln Williams
Foster's Point Road
Toledo
Beiler
Ina Denman
Samuel Hooper
Catherine
Washington Street
Popham
Hawthornes Welcome Son Born June 23 in New York
Mr and Mrs Hayden F Hawthorne of 865 First Avenue New York are parents of a son born June 23 The father is son of Eleanor L Hawthorne of 43 S Fullerton Avenue Montclair NJ and the late Frank Hawthorne formerly of Bath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden F. Hawthorne
First Avenue
New York
Mr Hawthorne
Eleanor L. Hawthorne
S. Fullerton Avenue
Montclair
N. J
Frank Hawthorne
Bath
Weekend Visit of Miss Madelyn Summerton at Sebago Lake
Miss Madelyn Summerton stays a week with Miss Helena Larkin at the Larkin cottage on Sebago Lake in Portland. The visit is described as a social gathering between families with no further events recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelyn Summerton
Fred Summerton
Helena Larkin
Portland
Larkin
Sebago Lake
Miss Geraldine Stott to Enter Wheaton College
Miss Geraldine Stott daughter of Dr and Mrs A A Stott of Woolwich will enter Wheaton College Norton Massachusetts this fall She attended Maine Central Institute the past year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Stott
A. A. Stott
Woolwich
Wheaton College
Norton
Mass
Miss Stott
Maine Central Institute
William Bruce Resumes Duties at Howard Cigar Co Store
William Bruce returns from a weeklong vacation to resume duties Monday morning at the Howard Cigar Co store located at 166 Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bruce
Howard Cigar Co
Front Street
Colbys Return From Lewiston Vacation
Mr and Mrs George R Colby and their ten month old daughter Joanne of Lewiston returned Sunday after a week's vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Russell M Colby at 34 Pleasant Street in Lewiston Mr Colby is employed by the Central Maine Power Co in Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Colby
Joanne
Lewiston
Russell M. Colby
Pleasant Street
Colby
Central Maine Power Co
Bath residents attend dance at Ocean Pier
Patricia Whitehouse Dorothy Conley Donald Ring Frederick Hart and Stan ley Whitehouse were among Bath attendees at a Saturday night dance held at Ocean Pier Old Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Whitehouse
Dorothy Conley
Donald Ring
Frederick Hart
Stanley Whitehouse
Bath
Ocean Pier
Old Orchard
Farm Worker Injured Cranking Ford at Woolwich Farm
Alton Erskine, a Moatsweag Farm worker in Woolwich, fractured his left wrist on Monday while cranking a Ford car. He was taken to Bath where Dr. A. A. Stott set the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Erskine
Moatsweag Farm
Woolwich
Bath
A. A. Stott
Real Estate Official Visits Bath Opera House Manager
R L Silva of the Real Estate Department representing M and P theatres called on Bath Opera House manager Frank F Colburn as a business visitor on Thursday morning in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Silva
Boston
M. & P. Theatres
Bath Opera House
Frank F. Colburn
Mr and Mrs Wallace Plant Back From Honeymoon Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs Wallace Plant formerly Miss Elvira Coombs returned Thursday night from an eight day honeymoon at Rangeley and Rockwood. They enjoyed fishing at both places and brought home some extra fine lake salmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Plant
Elvira Coombs
Rangeley
Rockwood
Miss Martha Cutting Hosts Guests at Brigham's Cove Cottage
Guests at the Cutting cottage in Brigham's Cove have returned after a delightful week. Nellie Burgon, Mary McClure, Cynthia Rogers, Betty Colby, Hilda Scott, Phyllis McCoobury, and Rita Cummings were among the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Cutting
Cutting Cottage
Brigham's Cove
Nellie Burgon
Mary McClure
Cynthia Rogers
Betty Colby
Hilda Scott
Phyllis McCoobury
Rita Cummings
Mrs Kimball Leaves Boston Visit for Summer at Ballou Home
Mrs Samuel A Kimball of Boston, while visiting Mrs Frederick H Kimball on High Street, departed Thursday to spend the summer with Miss Susan N Ballou at the same street location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Kimball
Boston
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Susan N. Ballou
Mrs. Jackson and family visiting in Cambridge
Mrs. Lawrence B. Jackson of Cambridge Massachusetts is spending a few days at the home of Mrs. John McInnes on Washington street. She was joined Monday by Mr. Jackson and their daughter Nance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence B. Jackson
Cambridge
Mass
John McInnes
Washington Street
Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Nance
Bath visitor inspects aging Coriolanus at Maine Central dock
Capt Norman P Forbes of the William Rockefeller, Standard Shipping Co., touring from Boston, assesses the Coriolanus terminally docked at Maine Central. Forbes, nephew of the late Capt James Nicol Forbes of Aberdeen, recalls his kinsman’s Marco Polo voyage Liverpool to Melbourne in 175 days, beating the mail steamer by a week. Mrs Walter Higgins and Mrs Hopkins stayed overnight with Miss Jane Murphy on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman P. Forbes
William Rockefeller
Standard Shipping Co
Standard Oil Co
Bath
Boston
Coriolanus
Maine Central Dock
Forbes
James Nicol Forbes
Aberdeen
Scotland
Marco Polo
Liverpool
Melbourne
Miss Janette Smith sails for Europe on Georgic tour
Miss Janette W. Smith Morse high school home economics instructor and daughter of Mrs. Edward B. Smith sails July 16 from Boston on the Georgic for a European summer tour visiting England Holland Belgium Germany Switzerland Italy and France returning August 25 on the Minnewaska. She travels with two Simmons college classmates Irene Reynolds of Fitchburg and Geraldine Pierce of Springvale both teachers. Arthur P. Sampson of Portland was a city visitor Thursday. Dorrce Campbell Latin teacher at Cherryfield high school and Mr and Mrs Elmer F. Campbell and family arrive to pass summer with relatives at 894 High street. Hutchinson plans Bates Summer session. Mrs. Frank Eddy of Wellesley Hills visits the city and will spend summer in Boothbay. Winfield Ham and family summer at Isleford with a yacht trip to Southwest Harbor and visits by Eleanor Ham Leeman Ham and Mr. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janette W. Smith
Morse High School
Edward B. Smith
Middle Street
Boston
Europe
Liverpool
Dorrce Campbell
Cherryfield High School
Earl Hutchinson
Washburn
Hutchinson
Washburn High
Elmer F. Campbell
High Street
Bates
Winfield Ham
Isleford
Arthur Ham
Southwest Harbor
Eleanor Ham
Leeman Ham
Mr. Moore
Winfield
Daniel Ham
Damariscotta Ladies Visit City Thursday
Mrs. Augusta Page Mrs. Clement Bates Mrs. Harold Page and Miss Josephine Sherman all of Damariscotta were visitors in the city Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Page
Clement Bates
Harold Page
Josephine Sherman
Damariscotta
Bowdoin College Class of 1933 Commencement Attendee
Mrs. E. W. Hyde of 128 North Street attended Bowdoin College commencement for the class of 1933 at First Parish church in Brunswick. Her nephew Edward Hyde Morse, son of Dr and Mrs John H Morse of Augusta, is a member of the class. Dr Morse was Bowdoin graduate in 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hyde
North Street
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Edward Hyde Morse
John H. Morse
Augusta
Dr. Morse
Bowdoin
Mrs McInnes to Return Home This Friday
Mrs John McInnes has spent several months with her son Duncan McInnes in Wollaston Massachusetts and is expected to return home on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McInnes
Duncan McInnes
Wollaston
Mass
Deb Lombard Tops Honor Roll at Thornton Heights Primary
Miss Deborah Lombard led Grade III on the honor roll for the year at Thornton Heights primary school. She is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Reginald Lombard of South Portland and granddaughter of Hon and Mrs J Edward Drake of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Lombard
Reginald Lombard
South Portland
J. Edward Drake
Bath
Thornton Heights
Munseys Return From Ogunquit Visit
Mr and Mrs Leonard M Munsey of 427 High Street returned Sunday from Ogunquit where they spent the weekend with their daughter Mrs Leavitt S Wyman and Mr Wyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard M. Munsey
High Street
Ogunquit
Leavitt S. Wyman
Mr.Wyman
Fifth Grade Honor Roll at Mitchell School
Harry Cornish Mildred Cutting Frank Hinds Richard Hogan and Everett Oliver earned a perfect attendance accolade for the past school year in grade five at Mitchell school. Howard Tobey and Charles Staples had one half day absent but no tardies. Teacher Evelyne L. Donnell led the class while Helen Reynolds of 1345 Washington street visits from Brookline with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cornish
Mildred Cutting
Frank Hinds
Richard Hogan
Everett Oliver
Mitchell School
Howard Tobey
Charles Staples
Evelyne L. Donnell
Helen Reynolds
Washington Street
Frank Reynolds
Brookline
Mass
Boston Area Residents Take Summer Breaks and Travel
Mrs Alex Robertson and son John of Manchester By The Sea enjoy a few days at their Kennebec cottage while Mr Robertson attends Bowdoin commencement and class of 31 reunion before sailing to Europe for the summer. Mr and Mrs Winfield Ham return from Islesford after illness in Mrs Ham's mother at City hospital. Mary Ellen Child and Clinton E Child drive to Waterville to spend two weeks with aunt Mrs Galen Watson, formerly of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Robertson
John
Manchester-By-The-Sea
Kennebec
Robertson
Bowdoin
Europe
Winfield Ham
Islesford
Mary Ellen Child
Clinton E. Child
Harold W. Child
Waterville
Galen Watson
Bath
Miss Eulah Mitchell Visiting in City
Miss Eulah Mitchell of Freeport formerly of Bath and Swift & Co. Portland employee is in the city a few days as guest of Mrs. Joseph Pennell on Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulah Mitchell
Freeport
Bath
Portland
Swift & Co
Joseph Pennell
Oak Street
Mrs Nutting Visits Parents on Way to Boston
Mrs. O. C. Nutting of Bar Harbor visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Bailey, of Bedford street, on Friday while en route to Boston after leaving the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Nutting
Bar Harbor
Lincoln Bailey
Bedford Street
Boston
Chicago
Birth of Wallace Irving Wakefield in Bath City hospital
Mrs. Wakefield formerly Miss Alice Justason of Black Harbor New Brunswick a graduate nurse at Bath City hospital gave birth to an 11 pound son named Wallace Irving Wakefield on June 5. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank I Wakefield 21 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Irving
Frank I. Wakefield
Washington Street
Wakefield
Alice Justason
Black Harbor
N. B
Bath iCity Hospital
Bath
Howard Ulfelder
Cambridge
Mass
Ulfelder
Ethel Huse
Harry M. Huse
Snow Park
Mrs Sewall Family Day Trip to Prouts Neck
Mrs Arthur Sewall and son William accompany Mrs Robert W Ferrell and Miss Anne Kimball on a day trip to Prout's Neck Friday. They were joined homeward by Miss Mary Sewall who has been visiting Miss Jane Porteous for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
William
Robert W. Ferrell
Anne Kimball
Prout's Neck
Mary Sewall
Jane Porteous
Maine Medical meeting signals near 250 attendees
Dr. W. E. Kershner heads to Poland Spring for the Maine Medical Association annual meeting where about 250 physicians from across the state are expected. Speakers include Dr. George Burgess Magrath and Dr. A. A. Stott presents a Caisson Disease paper linked to Kennebec bridge piers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Kershner
Poland
Maine Medical Association
A. Stott
Kennebec
George Burgess Magrath
Snipe
Fuller Keope
Bowdoin College Commencement Attendee list and alumni events
Postmaster Henry W. Owen Jr Bowdoin 96 attended the commencement exercises Thursday forenoon at the First Parish church Brunswick He also took part in the alumni association annual meeting Wednesday in Moulton Union and other commencement activities Friends of Walter Shaugnessy report his recovery from an operation performed last week in Pittsfield Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Bowdoin
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
The
Alumni Association
Moulton Union
Walter Shaugnessy
Pittsfield
Mass
Boston Area Mothers Attend New England Council Session
Mrs. Charles R. Farnham of Bath accompanied Mrs. Noel Little and Mrs. Horace D. Lovell of Brunswick to the all day session of the New England Council of Parents and Teachers at The Eastland in Portland on Tuesday. Mrs. Frederick E. Drake and Mrs. Lawrence B. Jackson of Cambridge were overnight guests Saturday of Miss J. A. Thompson of Ellsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Farnham
Bath
Noel Little
Horace D. Lovell
Brunswick
New England Council of Parents and Teachers
Eastland
Portland
Frederick E. Drake
Lawrence B. Jackson
Cambridge, Mass
Local residents and visitors noted in town notices
Miss Mary K. Kenney of 23 Bath street Morsey 32 is employed at Sen ters Inc as a clerk. Mr and Mrs Edwin R Andrews and two sons Frederick and Richard of High street left Saturday morning to pass a week at Rangeley lakes. Mrs William W Dennison who is Summering at Trevett entertained the members of her contract club on Thursday those in the party were Mrs Arthur J Dunton Mrs Edward Sewall Mrs A J Conti Mrs Edwin R Andrews Mrs Harry L Day and Mrs Ralph E Stetson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Kenney
Bath Street
Senter's, Inc
Edwin R. Andrews
Frederick
Richard
High Street
Rangeley Lakes
William W. Dennison
Trevett
Arthur J. Dunton
Edward Sewall
A. J. Conti
Harry L. Day
Ralph E. Stetson
Local Socials Highlight Weston Holmans and Colbys
Rev and Mrs Weston P Holman of 9 Beacon Street hosted nieces Rebecca and Joyce Curtis of Leeds. Miss Ruth L Colby a second year nursing student at Maine General Hospital in Portland spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Russell M Colby of 34 Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street
Rebecca and
Joyce Curtis
Leeds
Ruth L. Colby
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Russell M. Colby
Pleasant Street
Congdon 42nd Anniversary Quietly Observed
Mr and Mrs William M Congdon of Bruce Street marked their 42nd wedding anniversary on Thursday with no celebration due to Mr Congdon s ill health. A luncheon for 36 followed the Beacon Street Methodist all day sessions with Ladies Aid in the vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Congdon
Bruce Street
Mr. Congdon
Beacon Street Methodist
Woodward visits city. Woodward now Waldoboro Chevrolet salesman
Robert K. Woodward of Bristol Mills, longtime secretary to Wallace A. Price of Central Maine Power Co., visited the city this week. He is now a Chevrolet salesman in Waldoboro. In Miss Sarah E. Coombs' Mitchell School first grade, Madelyn Oliver has not missed or been tardy this year and, with Kenneth Wilson, earns seven point pins in class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert K. Woodward
Bristol Mills
Wallace A. Price
Central Maine Power Co
Woodward
Chevrolet
Waldoboro
Sarah E. Coombs
Mrs Sutherland and Daughter Start 10 Day Nova Scotia Trip
Mrs Robert Sutherland and Mrs Ernest R Freeman of this city along with Miss Evelyn Sutherland of Augusta depart Thursday for a ten days motor tour to Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sutherland
Ernest R. Freeman
This City
Evelyn Sutherland
Augusta
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Vacationing Clerk Miss Carr Visits Popham Beach
Miss Bernice M. Carr of 8 Andrews road, a clerk at Senter's Inc., is on a two weeks vacation. She left Saturday night for Popham Beach to visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice M. Carr
Andrews Road
Senter’s Inc
Miss Carr
Popham Beach
Charles F. Cummings
Bowdoin Women elect new officers at Brunswick meeting
Mrs. Frederick E. Drake of Washington street was chosen president of the Society of Bowdoin Women at their annual gathering in the parish house of the Congregational church in Brunswick. Elected vice president is Mrs. Philip Dana of Portland, secretary Mrs. E Eugene Holt Jr of Portland, and treasurer Mrs Noel Little of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Society of Bowdoin Women
Congregational Church
Brunswick
Philip Dana
Portland
E. Eugene Holt, Jr
Noel Little
Henry H. Pierce
New York
Bowdoin College
Boston Official Praises Business Outlook After State Tour
Patrick J. Macken, New England superintendent for Portal Telegraph Co., visited Bath at Manager Henry I. Gediman's local office. He toured the Northern and Eastern parts of the state and reported improved business conditions across all lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Macken
Boston
Mass
New England
Portal Telegraph Co
Bath
Henry I. Gediman
Macken
Nora Stone Leaves for Everett Visit
Miss Nora Stone left Friday morning to visit relatives in Everett Massachusetts and was to return after the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Stone
Everett
Mass
Mrs Sewall Returns Home After Exposition Visit
Mrs William D Sewall of Washington street returns home Friday after weeks with her daughters Mrs John K Jayne of New Canaan Connecticut and Mrs Fred Hector of Fargo North Dakota Accompanied by Mr and Mrs Hector she attended the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago with her family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Sewall
Washingen Street
John K. Jayne
New Canaan
Bath Visitor Charles S. Brown of Augusta
Augusta resident Charles S. Brown visited Bath on Wednesday of the previous week. Mrs. Alfred Tarbox hosted her contract club at the Country Club on Tuesday afternoon of last week. Miss Miriam L. Doble, daughter of U. S. Internal Revenue Agent Malcolm L. Doble and Mrs. Doble, is spending the summer at her city home and at the Doble cottage in Sabine. She has just completed her sophomore year at Wheaton College Norton Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Brown
Augusta
Bath
Alfred Tarbox
Country Club
Miriam L. Doble
U. S. Internal Revenue
Malcolm L. Doble
Sumner Sewall on Business Travel to Boston and New York
Sumner Sewall of Washington Street is spending ten days in Boston and New York City on business engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Washington Street
Boston
New York City
Bath Notes on Bowdoin Visitors and Local Notices
Bath society items recount Bowdoin attendance and family movements. Barrett C Nichols Sr and Jr traveled from Boston for commencement while Mrs Nichols and the boy stayed. Bowdoin class day attendees included Mrs Hyde and several Greenblatt sisters. Birth announced for Howard Ulfelder son in Cambridge. other trips include teachers from Attleboro, a nurse student vacationing in Brunswick, and Bradshaw/Hinckley family visits.
Notable Social Visits Highlight Boston and Brunswick
Louis A. Clancy of Stickney and Poor Spice Co. visited the Clancys on South Street Boston. Sophie G. Greenblatt Times society editor returned from Brunswick after Bowdoin College commencement activities for the class of 1933 and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Max Singer at 5 Federal Street where their son Joseph L. was a graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Clancy
Stickney & Poor Spice Co
Boston
Edward Clancy
South Street
Sophie G. Greenblatt
Washington Street
Times Society
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Max Singer
Federal Street
Joseph L
Essex Woman Visits Aunt in Bangor Trip
Mrs. Frederick Bradeen of Essex Connecticut arrived Monday night to visit her aunt Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball of High Street. The women left Tuesday for Bangor where they will spend several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Bradeen
Essex, Conn
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Plymouth couple guests of relatives in Massachusetts
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cheney of Plymouth visit relatives in Medford and arrange to return to Plymouth for another visit. Mrs. Cheney, formerly Dorothy Donnell, stays with her aunt Mrs. John Burgon at 490 Middle Street. Burgon plans to visit Plymouth then stay with sister Mrs. Charles Randall in Medford before heading home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Cheney
Plymouth
Mass
John Burgon
Burgon
Middlestreet
Chaney
Dorothy Donnell
Local Gaffes and Community Updates in Maine
A粗s summary of midweek City Chat items from Maine is profiled including a toddler’s sand prank on a gas tank, Emily Dexter’s candidacy for American Legion auxiliary president, Bath fire crew assistance at a major Butler house blaze, Dunlap commandery’s St John’s day at Dyer's Cove, berry crop concerns from dry weather, O E S field day plans at Cox's Head, New Meadows Inn frontier opening, a local camera racket warning, track work on Front Street, First Baptist food sale, police lockup count, and Hazards Shoe Co outing at Thomas's Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Agnes Dexter
Lewiston
Daniel
Dexter
Brann
American Legion Auxiliary
Portland
Old Town
Maine
Dunlap Commandery
K. T
St. John’s Day
Dyer’s Cove
Great Island
A. & K. St. Ryline
Front Street
Kennebec
Personal Notes Amid Townsfolk and Visitors Gather in Bath
Bath records a busy wave of visitors and locals this week. Mrs. Albert F. McFadden travels to Cliftondale Mass with sister. Miss Charlotte Meeker hosts guests from Washington street. Miss Marjorie Troop heads to Ipswich to visit relatives. Notables include John William Butler newborn in Bath. Dr. Jane Bunker and families visiting Foster’s Point. Elizabeth Irish and Albert Perry wed at Buckfield with Rev Eleanor Forbes officiating. many Bath residents plan summer stays and travels.
Social notices from Norwood and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs D H Philbrook of Norwood Mass spend a week at the Staples cottage Birch Point. Rev Timothy C Maney leaves for Boston to attend the Rotary convention. Edward Sewall Jr of High street visits Boothbay Harbor with Mark W Sewall. Mrs George F Oliver of Lincoln street called to Georgetown by her father Stearns W Scott illness. William P Drake at Winter Harbor summers then returns to his Washington street home. Mr and Mrs Edward Sewall and Mr and Mrs James A Gillies Jr spend Sunday at Southport and Boothbay Harbor. Mr and Mrs Minot Percy and two children of Dedham mass stay a week at the Percy cottage Pophant Beach. Mrs Edward Welch returns to Waterville after weekend with sister Mrs Josephine McNeil Washington street. Charles W Lee Edward McLaughlin Philip Trainor Herbert Shorey leave for Small Point camping there until after July 4. Miss Dorothy Brown of Park street leaves for Saranac NY to work summer at Saranac Inn. Miss Mi Hollis of Concord NH weekends with Miss Constance Morin Washington street. Miss Hollis spends the summer at Sagadahoc Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Philbrook
Norwood
Mass
Staples Cottage
Birch Point
Timothy C. Maney
Boston
Rotary
Edward Sewall, Jr
High Street
Boothbay Harbor
Mark W. Sewall
George F. Oliver
Lincoln Street
Georgetown
Stearns W. Scott
William P. Drake
Winter Harbor
Washington Street
Edward Sewall
James A. Gillies, Jr
Southport
Minot Percy
Dedham
Percy
Pophant Beach
Edward Welch
Waterville
Josephine McNeil
Charles W. Lee
Edward McLaughlin
Philip Trainor
Herbert Shorey
Small Point
Dorothy Brown
Park Street
Saranac
N. Y
Saranac Inn
Mi Hollis
Concord
N. H
Constance Morin
Miss Hollis
Sagadahoc Bay
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Sacred Heart Eirele
Noobel
Prives
Plains
George Ro Tierneham
Kerwin
Biicher
Laer Bison
Muldriel Colby
Edward N. Hartnett
Petes Fo
Chester DD Colby
Joseph Chames Fosce
James EL McLaughlin
John Wo Cestain
W. Fred Stevens
City
Lilian S. Upham
Poster's Point
Carroll A. Deering
Washington
Bay Point
Merchant Marine Club
Fore River
James Hunter
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co
Walter Thayer
Russell Street
Flora Addis Thayer
Arthur M. Bowker
J. Herbert Mosley
Weeks Street
Bowker
Mosley
Ralph Godfrey
Donald Hopkins
Shirley Allen
Thatcher Pinkham
This
Fred Cole
Raymond Carter
Berry
Robert Fulton
Louise Sproul
Miss Kite Sproul
O’brien
Robert Brownell
Theodore Watson
Beranona Tribe
Ramona Council
D. of P
Cundy’s Harbor
Hubert G. Farnsworth
Arthur B. Haggett
Albert J. Gallant
Harry M. Thurlow
Madison Moore
Thurlow
Sebayvo Lake
John P. Carey Jr
Beer Commission
Walter Higgins
Mrs. Hopkins
Jane
S. Murphy
Arthur P. Sampson
Frank Eddy
Wellesley Hills
Eddy
Boothbay
Harry Tarbox
Greenwich, Conn
Aramede Tarbox
Topsham
Jennie Elizabeth Cameron
James E. Cameron
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Cameron
E. C. Merry
Frank D. Percy
Thornton ‘O. Percy
Brooklyn
Clinton D. Wilson
Ann
Robert
City Hospital
Joseph A. Butler
Floral Street
Battery H
240Th C. A
Helen F. Harvie
the Times Co
Oliver Moses
W. H. Holman
Helen
Eleanor Burrell
Bangor
Beacon Street Methodist Parsonage
Paul Tiemer
Mrs. Tiemer
Mrs. Williams
Newell
Barrett C. Nichols
Barrett C. Nichols, Jr
Bowdoin Com
Nichols
H. W. Hyde
Harold W. DeLong
Bessie F
Sophie G
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Lewis E. Wilson
Bernice Hosmer
Frances Farr
Attleboro
Adeline A. Rogers
Brunswick Hospital
Herbert W. Rogers
Whiskeay Road
Boston City Hospital
Miss Rogers
Virginia B. Rogers
Office Force of
Senter’s, Inc
Lillian G. Rogers
Commonwealth Avenue
Carol Hinckley
Stamford, Conn
Mrs
Lafayette Oliver
Parker Head
Harry Briggs
Netta S. Briggs
Miss Briggs
Colby School For Girls
Sarah Given
Bath Fire Department
Montsweag
Butler House
Charles E. Parks
Richard Frates
John Dwyer
William Dwyer
Cyrus Longley
Charles Parks, Jr
William Parks
Fred Perry
Robert Green
George Middleton
Wallace Russell
Genesta
Cox's Head
W. Clyde Lake
David E. Rich
New Meadows Inn
Charles H. Cahill
Massachusetts
Walter L. Whitney
First Baptist Church
Peter Paul
Hazzard Shoe Co
Thomas's Point
East Brunswick
Albert F. McFadden
Cliftondale
Burton Lyons
Samuel
Sewall
Prout’s Neck
Charlotte I. Meeker
Marjorie P. Troop
Ipswich
Henry P. Caddy
Jed F. Hallowell
Warren K. Davis
Hinckley Street
Capt
Hallowell
Mr. Davis
Carl C. Anderson
A. Hallet & Co
Anderson
Alderman
Daniel T. Dougherty
Maine Pharmaceutical Association
John William
John A. Small
William Harvie
Madame van Zandt Wheeler
West Point
Madame Wheeler
Peaks Island
Miss Merthyne
Miss Pansy
Arrow Electric Company
Roland Cony
Harry D. Cony
Cony
Arthur
Prudence
Susanne
Medford
Frank E. Moses
Corliss Street
Moses
Roy T. Woodward
Esther
Henderson
Arthur Stewart
Green Street
West Somerville
Stewart
West Roxbury
Jane G. Bunker
Woodmere
L. I
Edgar Sherrill
Louis Dolbeare
Mars
Bunker
Foster’s Point
Sherrill
Marshfield
J. Everett Mayo
West Bath
Meta Bearce
Five Islands
Eugene R. Brown
Alma L. Reid
Augusta E. Pitts
Eastern Azarene College
Bertha Munroe
Narragansett Pier
Harry Staples
Oyster Bay
Harry Furness
Margaret E. Higgins
Edwin L. Higgins
Fred J. Higgins
Higgins
National Honor Society
Alien
M.irish
Elizabeth Irish
Albert Perry
Benson
Buckfield
Miss Irish
Luther Irish
Perry
Frank Perry
Eleanor Forbes
Universalist Church
West Paris
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