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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1930

Page

3

Social notes from Bath on North Street and clubs

Mrs. W Hunter hosts Thursday Night club at North Street with a luncheon and guests including Mrs Otis Card and Mrs Lena Shepard. The Young Ladies Bridge club meets with five tables. prizes include silk underwear and stationery. Various Bath residents attend gatherings, bridge parties, and visits, with a schedule of upcoming events and concerts announced by Bowdoin Musical clubs manager.

W. Hunter North Street Otiz Sipation Lee Horace Ard P. Larrabee Arthur Pratt Otis Card Lena Shepard Charles Blaisdell George P. Larrabee, Jr Dwight Pierce Horace Ward Young Ladies Bridge Club Thomas J. Cummings Albert Bonney Annie Bickle Garmen Atkinson Mae Bickle Harold Smail Arline Fopot R Colonial Cafe John Grindle Harold P. Small Walter Ey Louise Johnson John Riley Bowdoin Musical Clubs New England Springfield University Club Boston Rockland Bangor Lexington Mass Danvers Plaza Hotel New York City Richmond Hill New York Lewiston Brunswick City Hall Portland Portland Music Commission

Social Notes and Club News From High Street Luncheon

Mrs E Motley Fuller hosted a Thursday luncheon on High street with six contract and auction tables. Prizes went to Mrs Alden G Smith for first and Mrs Helen Shaughnessy for second in contract, and to Mrs William B Mussenden for auction. Several out of town guests attended.

E. Motley Fuller High Street Alden G. Smith Helen Shaughnessy William B. Mussenden John S. Boyd Haddonfield N. J Edward Bonelli West Newton Mass Robert Miller Bruce H. M. White Topsham

Corliss Street Sunday School Sale Funds Raised

Sterling Bible class at Corliss Street held a food sale last week at McFadden's Pharmacy raising about 25 dollars. Mrs. William P. Hatch was chairwoman with aides Mrs. Carroll A. Deering and Miss Abby McCabe. The Ladies aid of Central church held an all day quilting and apron making session in the parish house with twenty nine members. luncheon served by a named committee.

Sterling Bible Class Corliss Street McFadden’'s William P. Hatch Carroll A. Deering Abby McCabe Ladies Aid of Central Church Joseph Avery James Dunton M. D. Hodgdon Lillius B. Duniels H. F. Bailey Eva Helah Odd Fellows Hall Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Genesta Sewing Circle Masonic Hall Emma Ehlers Anne Deering Eunice Walters

German supper party brings lively auction evening

Mrs. Williams Whitney hosted a German supper at her North street home on Saturday night at 6 30 with two auction tables. First prize went to Mrs. Daniel T. Dougherty and second to Mrs. William S. Newell. Guests included Mrs. Roscoe P. McFadden and others. Also noted is Thomas J. Cummings returning from New York on business and Ernest Curtis visiting family in Salem after injuries from a Christmas week automobile accident.

Eva Fulton Academy Street Grace Hagan Howard Blake William Potter Earl Barker Edward Garcelon Bernard Pratt Mabel Fullerton Thomas K. Haley Haley Cobb Road Emma Duncan Boston New York City Daniel T. Dougherty Arthur Larrabee Marie Colby William S. Newell Ernest Curtis Salem Mass Frank Curtis Ephraim French Cora Small Lafayette Street Salem Hospital Curtis Reg Stacy Arcadians New Arcade Brunswick Town Hall Ernest George Jr Brunswick WCSH Maine

Topsham Social See Bridge Winners and Local News

Mrs. Bruce H. M. White hosted four tables of bridge in Topsham with Mrs. Leon Spinney of Brunswick winning first prize and Mrs. Robert Webster second. Out of town guests included Bath residents and Mrs. Charles S. Bra deen of Montreal. Other notes report a marriage in Bath, a newborn named Robert at Bath city hospital, and local residents’ comings and goings.

Bruce H. M. White Topsham Leon Spinney Brunswick Robert Webster Clarence Johnson William R Freeman Gladys Olm Rodney Ross W.S. Shorey Flora Mains Mary Paine Carrie Shaw Ruth Skillings Bath Charles S. Bradeen Montreal Can

Mrs. Edwin B. Parris Is Under Home Care in Bath

Mrs. Edwin B. Parris remains confined at home on Washington Street with illness but is more comfortable now. Weekend visitors include Mr. Fred Boston and Mr. Charles Kinsman of Gardiner and Representative Henry C. Wright at home. Mrs. Wallace Rand of Brookline and her daughter Virginia stay with Mr. and Mrs. John O. Moulton. Rand will spend three weeks in Bath.

Claude Dyer George Coombs Cherry Street Somerville Mass Sumner Sewall William D. Sewall Washington Street Kansas City Sewall Aviation Corp Colonial Airways John McInnes Boston Wollaston Duncan Rodger McInnes Archibald Main Bath Iron Works Corp Groton Conn Main Hartford Edwin B. Parris Upper Washington Street Fred Boston Charles Kinsman Gardiner Henry C. Wright Wallace Rand Brookline Virginia John O. Moulton Middle Street Charles R. Higgins Pacific Coast Frostproof Fla Bath Walter Austin Woodfords Lucius M. LeMont Barbara Baldwin Fred Baldwin Park Street Henry O. Trowbridge Andrews Mrs A. B. Dobbs Norfolk Aroostook

Central League Meeting Pledges $100 for Parish House Fund

Mrs. D L Howard Mrs Adolph El hers and Mrs James Bonney hosted the Central League meeting Monday evening with 34 present. Delegates voted to pledge an additional 100 to the parish house fund and work began on the annual sale. Refreshments were served. Mrs Addison Pendleton has left for Belfast to visit her father Mr Hammond.

D. L. Howard Adolph Elhers James Bonney Central League Addison Pendleton Lincoln Street Belfast Mr. Hammond

Birth of daughter Camelia Deering in Bath hospital

A daughter was born Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Deering of Park street at Bath hospital. The baby weighed 10 pounds 14 ounces and is named Camelia. Mrs. Deering, formerly Miss Bernice Gilley of Court street, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gilley. Bath residents Mrs. Harold Small and Mrs. Walter Ey attended the Auto Show in Portland on Monday.

I. A. Harris Greenville Maine Rexall Club Eastland Portland Bath Harris A. Hallet & Co Gus Frederick J. Graf William H Brooklyn N. Y East Orange N. J Graf The Liberty Mutual Insurance Co Florence Longley Eleanor Webb Stewart W. Webb New York City New York Webb Martin Sewall Harold P. Small Walter Ey Bath City Hospital F. W. Henry Snowpark Robert Henry New Haven, Conn Bath Iron Works Corp Arthur Hodgdon New England Melvin B. Hodgdon High Street Bangor Boston Maurice Deering Park Street Bath Hospital Camelia Harold Small Mary Bailey Clarence Bailey Wiscasset Wiscasset Academy Lincoln Bailey Bedford Street Bailey Reginald Stacey Meusa Taylor Westbrook Seminary Woodfords Maine Portland City Hall Old City Hall Augusta

Bath residents and departures mix with car trade notes

Joseph Hecht of Bath Garage Co. drives a new Ford to New York for a customer. A Bath man shipped a prior car to Buenos Aires for a Buenos Aires customer. Mrs. S. Levin leaves Bath for Boston on business. W. B. Blanchard, former Bath Central Railroad telegram operator, now reassigned to Dover-Foxcroft. Mrs. Gardiner M. Rogers visits Kittery. Mr. and Mrs. Plant return from Boston after car show and Chevrolet banquet. Mrs. Kimball travels to Greenville for ill brother. Howard Parks vacationing with wife. returns to Boston to rejoin S. S. George Washington. Mrs. Meister travels to Augusta for aunt’s illness. Edwin F. Ramsey at hyd Windlass Co. show. returns to Windlass. Lawrence Rowe of Long Island named highway superintendent for second year.

Joseph Hecht Bath Garage Co Ford New York John Beuratto Buenos Aires St. George

Lewiston Funeral for Rev. F. Alfred Rene Held

Rev. Fr. Alexander Doucet attended the Lewiston funeral service for Rev. F. Alfred Rene pastor of Holy Cross church who died Saturday. The service brought together church officials and parishioners from St. Mary's and Holy Cross in a solemn observance.

Alexander Doucet St. Mary's Church Lewiston F. Alfred Rene the Holy Cross Church That City

Alumni Club Auction Social in Bath Features Prizes

The Alumni club met at a Mrs. with four tables of auction on Bedford street Saturday evening. Mrs. Orvis Bonney won first prize and Miss Yates second. A social hour followed with refreshments. The February party and business meeting committee includes Mrs. Ralph Small Miss Violet Ellig and Miss Roberta Irving.

L. N. Club Corliss Street Julia Paisley Weeks Street Charlena Cornish Marjorie Lemont Edwina Thornton Marion Palmer Harriett Small Lillian Clark Catherine Trett Alumni Club Bedford Street Orvis Bonney Yates Ralph Small Violet Ellig Roberta Irving

Gate Tender Robert Shea Sicks at Granite Street Home

Robert Shea longtime Maine Central Center street crossing gate tender is confined to his Granite street home with illness.

Robert Shea Center Street Maine Central Granite Street

East Brunswick enters power era as CMP line reaches homes

Residents report electric service arriving at Herbert Simpson's home while lines had previously stopped at Rob ert Armstrong's residence. Daily lows hit 19 below Sunday and 10 below Monday as ice coats roads.

East Brunswick Central Maine Power Co Herbert Simpson Robert Armstrong

Mrs Addie McCurdy Rejoins Weeks Mills Home

Mrs Addie McCurdy of Weeks Mills returns home after visiting her sister Mrs Fred Emmons of Lincoln street during Emmons illness.

Addie McCurdy Weeks Mills Fred Emmons Lincoln Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. A. Rothwell 11 Dike Road Carl Swanton Ight Bridge Club Ghester Roberts Chester Roberts Lorraine Price James Clappison Mrs. Clappison Clarence E. Johnson Charles Bradeen Nathan Doughty Board of Selectmen Sidney W. Skelton Bowdoin Klimbing Klass Beacon Street Virginia Oliver Upper Pauline Robbins Dolly Kidder Marguerite Rogers Florence Foucher Esther Furber Ruth Robinson Eva Henderson Mildred Chaney Barbara Chaney Marjorie Fisher Grace Allen Nellie Perry Wilbur Crocker Marjorie Smith Betty Footer Carolyn Oliver Earl Dow of Sagadahoc Ferry North Edgecomb Chester S. Kingsley Caribou Kingsley Shirley Bracey Virginia Jewett Mary Holbrook Caroline Small Mary Lowell Catherine Campbell Lower High Street W. S. Newell John A. Legro Legro Somersworth N. H Weston P. Holman Beacon Street Methodist Church Roscoe H. Shaw Brunswick Hospital Lawrence MacDonald Oakstreet Bessie Galvin Parker Head School Nequassrt Bernice Bailey Garret Galvin Dromore Earle S. Thompson Hardings George E. Thompson American Legion Hall Auxiliary Roland Smith Post Milton C. Trott Leon Pennell John J. Desmond Co Edna Mae Sidney L. Roberts Biddeford Maurice Haynes Fred A. Fuller Louise Smiley Marjorie Smiley William Davis Dorothy Davis Scott Morse John H. Freeman Fred Fuller Andrews Road John H. Hyde Mr. Hyde Elmhurst Barrett C. Nichols Cambridge Chaney Street Harvard Square Nichols William Schall & Co Broadway Shawmut Corporation National Shawmut Bank Merrill, Oldham &Co George Mooers Meadow Way Carolyn Small Katherine Campbell Samuel M. Jordan Jr Marion Jordan Kittery Gardiner Rogers Brunswick Road Nan Trask Laura Lemont West Bath Arthur C. Lemont Lemont Street Fred L. Andrews Hyde Windlass Co Kenneth C. M. Sills Philip S. Wilder Boston Alumni Club Sills New York Club Gerald S. Wilder Philadelphia Club Joel Mains Richardson Street Barbara Norton Eleanor Danforth Epworth League Calvary Methodist Church Lottie Wilson Helen Benner Bertie Johnson Harold M. Sewall Europe London Herman Stover John J. Keegan Cummings Feldspar Co Everett Pert Arthur J. Dunton Miriam W. Kimball Carl C. Anderson Irene Ingalls Charles Soule Quincy Dorris L. Soule Edwin E. Pinson, Jr Marion Bowie Williams Whitney Elliot Block S. Levin Bath Department Store W. B. Blanchard Maine Central Railroad Farmington Dover-Foxcroft Gardiner M. Rogers Samuel Jordan Chester A. Plant Annie Carolyn Mr. Plant Frederick H. Kimball Charles D. Shaw Howard Parks Carl E. Meister Benjamin Butler Edwin F. Ramsey Mr. Ramsey Windlass Lawrence Rowe Long Island Perley W. Dexter Somerville, Mass Edward Sewall M. Edith Lemont James F. Bonhess Doris Jordan Langdon T. Thaxter Julie Thaxter Frederick Kimball Henry Campbell Albany Caroll Deering Harry E. Fitch John N. Rines Reta “Bowden New Brunswick Estelle Bowden R. N William R. Hildreth Washington Sarah Colby Frank Shepard Highland Street Haverhill Sarah Lermond Junior Misers Club Hugh F. Page Waterville J. Haviland Torrey Richard Torrey Austin Burgess City Ernest B. Heald Mechanic Street Florence Oliver Trufant Street Torrey Roller Bushing Works Samuel R. Percy Alien—M Irish-of-Bathr U. S. California San Diego Cal Panama Canal David Henderson North Bath Ham's Hill Robert Dana Cook's Corner George Brackley New Paul G. Bagdikian Dr. Bagdikian H. P. Bridge, Inc Boy Scouts Pomeroy United States John W. Brown Winter Street George A. Harrison Canadian National Railway Canada Canadian Rockies Rees Express Forest City Cosmopolitan Club Clarence Bickle Washington D. C Charles Fitzgerald Alec J. Chisholm Portland Country Club Old Orchard Joseph Atkinson Commissioner of Inland Fisheries and Game Phippsburg Meeting House Pond Sprague Edwin W. Haggett Baxter Hall Broad Street
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