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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
3
Phippsburg locals and visitors populate Sebasco and Small Point, with actors and Bath residents vacationing, cottages filling, and a seaplane offering rides. Notable arrivals include Walter Gluett Jr of New York and boards of the welfare club supper drawing 70 attendees. Burial and church records recall 1848 1849 ordination proceedings for Rev. Horace Pratt.
Notice states a private preservation action connected to Lead Lake 1934 and Winston at Salt Point Beach with reference to June 27. Details are fragmentary but indicate a legal or regulatory compliance matter requiring attention.
James Whitney of the Portland Skeet Club shot a perfect 25 at Bath skeet field on his final round Sunday, joining Milton Savage as the second shooter to achieve the feat. Earlier rounds produced 22 twice and 19 once, with local shooters Ed Clough and George Hibbs also posting strong scores as All Gummer rounds continue.
Miss Katherine Isabel Trott daughter of Mrs Etta G Trott became the bride of Dr Donald Forrest Preble son of Mr and Mrs Frank W Preble on Saturday afternoon at four at the People's Methodist church parsonage in South Portland. Rev Charles O Perry officiated with the double ring service. The couple were attended by Miss Elizabeth Deering and Dr J Alden Higgs. The bride wore white crepe with butterfly roses. After a wedding trip to New York Niagara Falls and Canada they will reside at 387 Washington street Bath. The bride taught in North Grammar School and is a Bowdoin graduate, while the groom is an optometrist. They plan to live in Bath after Sept 15.
Miss Catherine Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs J Frank Johnson of 5 Columbia avenue Brunswick and Dennis W Haggerty son of Mr and Mrs William J Haggerty Lisbon Falls were married at St Charles Borromeo Brunswick. Rev Thomas W Dunnagain officiated. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Helen L Hayes and bridesmaids Misses Ruth and Jean Bangs. Best man Maurice Haggerty and ushers Mark Hayes Stephen Kargok Everett Booth. Reception at Hotel Eagle followed. The couple will honeymoon in Canada and live at 14 Bowdoin Street after August 1.
Mr and Mrs Franklin B Neal of Oakhurst Dairy Brunswick return from a pie Mr Neal resumes duties Monday Mrs Neal formerly Dorothy Martin daughter of Carl and Mrs Martin Longfellow Avenue Brunswick Here to Mr Neal son of Franklin G Neal of Springfield Mass was married Monday June 18 in the rectory of St Charles Church Brunswick Rev Fr
Mr and Mrs Max Supovitz of 68 Bradley Street Lewiston announce the marriage of their daughter Natalie to Ben Abrom son of Lewiston formerly of Bath on June 17 in Portsmouth New Hampshire. Present were Mr and Mrs Lupovitz and Mr and Mrs Louis Abramson.
Henry J. Arsenault and Beatrice Ashline of Bath celebrated at St Marys church with a seven oclock nuptial mass officiated by Rev Tim othy C Maney. Walter J Cloutier served as best man and Catherine Mullaney as brides maid. The couple will reside at 31 Liberty street after a wedding breakfast at 811 Washington street hosted by the bride's sister Mrs Norman Morse.
Natalia Grace J. Kidder daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Kidder 36 Milan street became the bride of Philip Theberge son of Mr and Mrs Ovid Theberge 9 Oak street Brunswick on Thursday at eight in St John rectory Brunswick The double ring ceremony featured navy blue crepe de chine for the bride and a corsage of pink rosebuds and pink sweet peas Miss Yvonne E Kidder sister was bridesmaid in a salmon pink and brown dress Best man was Charles Theberge brother of the groom A reception followed at the groom's parents home Mr and Mrs Theberge hosted
Miss Kidder, a Morse high school graduate of 1929, has spent five years in the repair service department of New England Tel and Tel Co in this city. Mr Theberge, Brunswick high 1926, now works as a salesman for F J Sons, furniture dealers.
Edward J. Lee Jr. and Eva Mae Henderson married Saturday afternoon in Portland. The couple, attended by James G. Jenkins and Emily Jordan, used a double ring ceremony. The groom, a Morse High School 1929 graduate, works in Bath Iron Works drafting. Mrs. Lee, noted as popular with the younger set, starred on Morse High School girls basketball team last year.
Mrs Walter Stevens and her son Rupert return from several days visit with Mr and Mrs Albert W Flint of Farrin Street in Newcastle.
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