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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1934

Page

6

Four descendants graduate from local high schools this year

Mat Rich of 12 Clifton street, recently from Columbus Ohio to Bath, notes four great grandchildren graduating this year. Kenneth and Dorothy Foster of Topsham, Elizabeth Bates of Albany New York, and Millard Hatch of Ypsilanti Michigan are all graduates connected to Bath families. Other items include families vacationing at Popham Beach and visits to Boston and Biddeford.

Mat Rich Clifton Street Bath Columbus, O Hach School Kenneth Foster Dorothy Foster William A. Foster Topsham Brunswick High Elizath Bates Boyd D. Bates Albany N. Y Millard Hatch Paul Hatch Ypsilanti, Mich Bowdeinham Miss Foster Miss Bates Samuel F. Bates Sabine Mr. Hatch Bates

Hibbs Boy Recovers From Forehead Cut At Home

Joe Hibbs three and a half years old, son of Dr and Mrs George W Hibbs, is healing well after a deep forehead cut from a swinging ice block during a delivery at his upper Washington street home. Several stitches were placed and will be removed Saturday. Nearby, New York guests Mr and Mrs Robert Cluett Jr arrived to spend the summer at Small Point Beach, staying at Douglas Dearborn’s camp with the Small Point Beach club house opening the season. Mrs Barbara Cox Bryce Frye and Walter Ferry of New York will oversee the ab this year and many July August reservations have already been made. Miriam Adams of Woonsocket arrived to spend the summer with her sister Mrs Wellington A Moore on Weeks Street.

Joe Hibbs George W. Hibbs Upper Washington Street Robert Cluett, Jr New York Small Point Beach Cluett Douglas Dearborn Ahe Ned Barbara Cox Bryce Frye Walter Erry Miriam Adams Woonsocket, R. I Wellington A. Moore Weeks Street

Commander Pence resigns Memphis command for Newport post

Commander Pence U S N has given up command of the cruiser Memphis which arrived in Portland harbor to remain over the Fourth and will be assigned to the War College at Newport Rhode Island. He hopes to renew acquaintance with Samuel S Sewall formerly of Bath at Prout s Neck before leaving for his new station.

Pence Sebasco Lodge Memphis Portland Harbor War College Newport R. I Samuel S. Sewall Prout’s Neck

Letters From Mrs Hill Describe Westward Trip

Mrs Francis B Hill writes to her parents detailing a happy journey westward. She and Mr Hill left Portland June 20 by car for Chicago, then Buffalo, Detroit, and Chicago where they visited relatives before joining Sun Life Assurance Co. trains from Montreal. The party included 750 agents. They toured Banff Springs in Alberta for four days of conferences before returning. Anne Kimball stayed briefly at Prout's Neck with Mrs Jellett before returning home.

Francis B. Hill Charles T. Jackson South Street Montreal Banff Springs Alberta Canada

Social and Travel Notes from Bath Area Residents

Mrs Rupert H Baxter hosted a Thursday gathering at 1054 Washington Street to view flowers and enjoy refreshments served by Mrs John A Lord and Miss Isabel Carter. Bath Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae held an 18-person annual banquet at Westcustogo Inn featuring Miss Helen G Dowding and graduates Miss Margaret Chaney Miss Genesta Corliss and Miss Henrietta Loring, with officers and members named. Several Bath residents and guests were mentioned for visits, summer plans, and employment changes, including Philip Stackpole joining A G Page Co. jewelers, Miss June Martin visiting from New Groton, and multiple families planning trips to Boston Sawyer's Island and Moosehead Lake.

Rupert H. Baxter Washington Street John A. Lord Isabel Carter Bath Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association Westcustogo Inn Helen G. Downing Maurice W. Avery Williamstown Mass Margaret Chaney Genesta Corliss Henrietta Loring Estella Bowden Jane Haggett Grace Allen Ethel Blake John F. Bowie Catherine Chase Emery Freeman Marjorie R. Hinckley Worthley McPhee Ralph Small Frank Talbot Earl King Margaret Yates

Local Notables and Travelers Visit Maine Figures

William P. Drake of Pennsylvania Salt Co. visits Wyandotte with his parents. Prof Grosvenor M. Robinson of Bates College improves after illness at Lewiston home, may travel abroad if recovered. William S. Newell of Bath Iron Works returns to office after illness. Sumner Sewall family from North Street opens Summer home at Small Point Beach. Warren F. Hawley Jr. visits Skowhegan after YMC A camp leadership event. Prof John W. Leydon and son Ted arrive from Philadelphia to stay with aunt in Bath and later at Kezar Lake. Leydon and family, former Bath residents, later joined U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. Antonia A. Pulin undergoes major operation at Bath Memorial Hospital.

William P. Drake Pennsylvania Salt Co Wyandotte, Mich Frederick E. Drake Washington Street Grosvenor M. Robinson Bates College Nichols Street Lewiston Bates John W. Leydon Ted Philadelphia Leydon Fred B. Reed North Kezar Lake Girard College U. S. Naval Academy Annapolis Maine Leydons Ard Mildram Boston Eleanor Leydons Bath

Stevens Burned Hand Aboard Marsala On Harbor Cruise

Hiram C. Stevens son of Mr and Mrs Hiram T Stevens of 871 Middle Street was aboard the Marsala training ship at Yonkers when he burned his hand grabbing a steam pipe while leaving the vessel. He will be detained a day and is expected home on the Fourth. Several local residents are abroad or visiting Maine and Florida relatives while others remain at home due to illness or work.

Hiram C. Stevens Hiram T. Stevens Middlestreet American Nautical Academy Yonkers N. Y Young Evens Capt Bohld

Local families visit in Robinhood with hosts in Saugus

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bartlett of Berlin New Hampshire with sons Otis and Warren and Mr. and Mrs. Carlton W Lowell of Park Street with daughter Mary traveled to Robinhood. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Vail of Saugus Massachusetts who are vacationing at Edward Clary's home.

Harry Bartlett Otis and Warren Berlin N. H Carlton W. Lowell Mary Park Street Robinhood Laurence Vail Saugus Mass Edward Clary

Beley and Bursey Visit Tait Family in Beacon Street Area

Dr and Mrs George H Beley of Waltham Mass arrived Tuesday to spend the Fourth with Mrs Beleys sister Mrs William I Tait and family at their Beacon Street home. Mrs George Bursey RN of Sunny Brae New Brunswick also arrived Tuesday morning to visit with Mr and Mrs Tait. Mr and Mrs Frederick Edney who sold their Milan Street dwelling to Carl Pinson moved Thursday to Shepard Street.

George H. Beley Waltham, Mass Frederick Edney Milan Street Carl Pinson Shepard Street

Stinnesses Arrive From Providence For Summer Stay

Mr and Mrs Edward C Stinness of Providence arrived by motor from Providence Thursday evening to pass the Summer as usual at 15 North street. Few couples receive a more hearty welcome.

Edward C. Stinness Providence North Street

Social Roundup Visitors and Travels Across Town

Mrs H Sturgis Dexter and son Rob ert of Lynn Mass arrived Thursday to visit aunt Mrs E R Wright on Marshall avenue. Miss Madeline Dunton daughter of Mr and Mrs S J Dunton of Washington street left Wednesday for Camp Laughing Soon in East Waterboro. Mrs Warren S Unger of Presque Isle visits her parents Mr and Mrs William A Furber at 1252 Washington street. Dr Unger will join for a short city visit before returning home. Rev Harley A Shattuck of Beacon street M E church spends the week at the Epworth League Institute Castine State Normal school.

W. S. Voorhees John James William Bedford Street Popham Beach Eleanor Voorhees Long Fond Plymouth Mass Popham H. Sturgis Dexter Robert Lynn Madeline Dunton S. J. Dunton Washington Street East Waterboro Warren S. Unger Presquele William A. Furber Dr. Unger City Presque Isle Harley A. Shattuck Beacon Street M. E. Church Epworth League Institute State Normal School Castine

Miss Clara Hawthorne Visits Neice in Sagadahoc Ferry

Miss Clara Hawthorne of Woolwich has spent months in New Bedford and Portland and arrived for a visit with her nephew Harvey P. Hawthorne of Sagadahoc Ferry. Mr Hawthorne, Miss Flora Leonard and Mrs Ida M. Beals were guests in Portland last Wednesday, they returned with Miss Hawthorne. Mr and Mrs Donald H. Fogg left Saturday to spend the weekend in West Appleton.

Clara Hawthorne Woolwich New Bedford Mass Portland Harvey P. Hawthorne Sagadahoc Ferry Hathorne Flora Leonard Ida M. Beals Medora Atwood High Street Miss Hawthorne Donald H. Fogg West Appleton

Mrs Gillies Entertains At Country Club Visit

Mrs James A Gillies of New Haven Conn visiting this week entertained a small group at the Country club Wednesday of last week. Afternoon cards were enjoyed. Mrs Arthur C Norton lately admitted to City hospital for an operation is improving and returned Saturday to her home at 1075 High street.

James A. Gillies, Jr James A. Gillies New Haven, Conn Arthur C. Norton City Hospital High Street

Mrs. Lawrence B Jackson Visiting Cambridge Guest in Washington

Mrs. Lawrence B Jackson of Cambridge Massachusetts is spending a few days as a guest of Mrs. Frederick E Drake on Washington Street in the city.

Lawrence B. Jackson Cambridge, Mass Frederick E. Drake Washington Street

Hill to Camp Winona for Summer Stay

William Hill son of Mr and Mrs W Dayton Hill of Washington street departed Monday for Camp Winona at Sebago Lake to spend the summer season at the facility run near Sebago Lake.

William Hill W. Dayton Hill Washington Street Camp Winona Sebago Lake

Taunton Couple Visit Bath Friends on South Street

Mr and Mrs Henry Church of Taunton Mass recently arrived to spend several weeks in Bath at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles T Jackson on South Street.

Henry Church Taunton Mass Bath Charles T. Jackson South Street

Miss Muriel Lane Plans Nursing Return After Training Pause

Miss Muriel F. Lane rests at her parents home 151 Lincoln Street after leaving St. Barnabas Hospital Woodfords. She will reenter nurse training following a vacation. Also noted: Miss Jane Cushing and Miss Alys Thompson left for a week in Canada. Mrs Arno B. Scott’s daughter Kathaleen returned from Onhegan with Miss Marguerite Ebertson. Philip Paine arrived from Boston to visit his father Cecil Paine. Charles E. Cushing of Green Street left for New York City for a week with friends.

Muriel F. Lane Clarence I. Lane Lincoln Street St. Barnabas Hospital Woodfords Miss Lane Jane Cushing Alys Thompson Green Street Canada Kathaleen R. Scott Arno B. Scott Onhegan Marguerite Ebertson Philip Paine Boston Cecil E. Paine High Street Charles E. Cushing New York City

Thespians Picnic at Quaker Point Before Summer Break

Active Thespians members gathered Tuesday night at Mrs. H. P. Bridge cottage at Quaker Point for a picnic supper and to discuss plans for next year. Director H Augustus Huse will leave for Brushwood for the summer and a fall first play is planned, followed by a winter and early spring production. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Fred D Hill, Mrs Bridge, Miss Lillian Miller, Miss Miriam W Kimball, Mr and Mrs H Augustus Huse and daughter Carmen Jean, Mr and Mrs Charles Sartlett, George Baer Connard, Kenneth Trask, Lloyd Steeves, Merton Dearing, and William Gove. Arthur Sewall, 2d, arrived from New York City to spend a week at his Washington Street home.

Thespians H. P. Bridge Quaker Point H. Augustus Huse Brushwood Kenneth Trask Lloyd Steeves Merton Dearing William Gove

Bryce Frye Assists at Small Point Beach Club House

New York resident Bryce Frye, named as one of the assistants at the Small Point Beach club house, is recovering in Memorial Hospital after recent appendicitis surgery.

Bryce Frye New York Small Point Beach Memorial Hospital

Bowdoin grants dean’s list privileges to 65 undergraduates

Miss Edith Howard and Miss Ethel Curran returned Thursday night from MacMahan Island where they passed a few days at Miss Howard's cottage. A record number of Bowdoin undergraduates will enjoy the privileges extended by the college to those attaining the dean's list. A total of 65 are listed for the semester ending in June, and during the first semester of next year they may cut classes at their discretion. These men have received "B" grades or better in their subjects. Among the seniors on the list is Nathan W. Watson of this city.

Edith Howard Ethel Curran MacMahan Island Miss Howard Bowdoin Nathan W. Watson

Fred A Page confined by illness at home

Fred A Page of the A G Page Co has been confined to his home this week due to illness. He is resting comfortably and friends expect his return to business. Mrs Lida Sampson, resident of the Old Ladies Home for three years, is ill at her sister Mrs John T Parris upper Washington street under physician care.

Fred A. Page The A. G. Page Co Lida Sampson Old Ladies’ Home John T. Parris Upper Washington Street

East Weymouth family attends Woolwich graduations

Mrs. William T. Wyman and her daughter Janet return to East Weymouth after visiting Woolwich for the eighth grade graduation of Sarah and Faustina Reed and Morse high School class of 1934. Dorothy Reed will join the eighth grade in September. The Wyman party, plus Mrs. Reed, John C. Fitzgerald and three daughters, spend summers at Quaker Point.

William T. Wyman Janet East Weymouth Mass Myers E. Reed Woolwich Sarah Faustina Reed Morse High

Ashland couple on three months trip to Atlantic provinces

A. P. Grant a retired marine engineer from Ashland Oregon and Mrs. Grant travel through Maine New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island visiting Mrs. Grant’s aunt Mrs Edward Burnham and her brothers Captain George McElman of the night police and Harold McElman during their three month excursion.

A. P. Grant Ashland, Ore Grant Maine New Brunswick Prince Edward Island

Adams and Greenoughes Spend Weekend in Bath

Mr and Mrs Harry Adams of Quincy Mass and Mrs Oscar Greenough of Hyde Park Mass formerly of Bath spent the weekend with relatives and friends in Bath.

Harry Adams Quincy, Mass Oscar Greenough Hyde Park, Mass Bath

Silver Tea Social at Wesley M. E. Parsonage a Success

The Wesley M. E. parsonage hosted a well attended Silver Tea on Friday with generous floral displays from Mrs. Harris T. Rodick and Mrs. Willard McLean. Committee members Mrs. Coombs, Mrs. Davis, and Mrs. Heywood organized, aided by Miss Butterfield and Miss Wing. piano solos by Miss Gordon and Miss Hodgkins. Charlotte King sang. contributions by Miss Niles and Master Pieter Byhouwer noted. Lucy Haggett of Maxwell Street leaves for Stonington to spend summer with grandmother Emma Gross.

Wesley M. E. Parsonage Harris T. Rodick Willard McLean William A. Coombs William Davis Ernest Heywood Elizabeth Butterfield Jane Wing Margaret Gordon Ellen Hodgkins Charlotte King Jane Niles Wilbur Pieter Byhouwer Lucy Haggett Arthur B. Haggett Maxwell Street Stonington Emma Gross

Master Royden Haines Jr Returns Home From Hospital

Master Royden Haines Jr has returned to his home at 98 Union Street after several days as a patient in Memorial hospital.

Royden Haines Jr Union Street Memorial Hospital

Bangor Hydro President Guests at New Meadows Inn Dinner

Edward Graham, president of Bangor Hydro-Electric Company, visited the city Saturday and dined with Hon. Charles H. Cahill at New Meadows Inn. Mrs. E. B. Clark of Brooklyn and Miss Louise Bucknam of Bath stayed at Moore cottage at Five Islands, arriving Saturday. A group including Hon. Oliver Myses 2nd and Frank B. Nichols departed for Rangeley after camping at Fo camp Saturday. Several men returned Saturday from a week of fishing at Moosehead with salmon and lake trout, enjoying good weather.

Edward Graham Bangor Hydro-Electric Company Charles H. Cahill New Meadows Inn E. B. Clark Brooklyn Louise Bucknam Bath Five Islands Oliver Myses Frank B. Nichols Ae Owen J Sune Fo Camp Sat Rangeley Arthur B. Scott J. Edward Pomeroy Blair C. Wilson Charles A. Andre Moosehead Tate

Social News: Summer Travel and Visits Across Town

Pr and Mrs Jan T P Byhouwer of Ymuiden Oost Holland arrive with two sons to visit grandparents and to join Miss Sarah Black in Newark for a trip to Chicago's Century of Progress Exposition. Dr Byhouwer will study Holland farm ideas during the midwest journey. Other locals depart for vacations at Harpswell and camp settings. several households host travelers and relatives for the season.

Jan T. P. Byhouwer Ymuiden-Oost Holland Wilbur C. Oliver Union Street Arthur G. Oliver Newark N. J Sarah Black Chicago mid-West Byhouwer Jan Wilbur Petter Dain Cottage Sabine

Bath dignitaries return from Moosehead Lake fishing trip

Hon Samuel R Percy and his son in law Hon Allen M Irish with Judge Walter S Glidden ex Alderman Daniel T Dougherty Alderman Charles J Donnell and Hon Phineas H Gay of Newcastle returned home Sunday from Sugar Island Moosehead Lake after a ten day fishing trip. Mrs David L Black and her son Percival spent the weekend in Rochester NH with Mrs Percival Safford.

Samuel R. Percy Allen M. Irish Walter S. Glidden Daniel T. Dougherty Charles J. Donnell Bath Phineas H. Gay Newcastle Sugar Island Moosehead Lake

Witman Family Visits in New England States

Mr and Mrs Willard Witman with son Franklin and daughter Virginia of West Somerville Massachusetts were weekend guests of Mrs Whitmans mother Mrs Lena Crocker of Upper Washington Miss Alice Hartnett a teacher in Lynn Massachusetts has returned home to pass the Summer.

Willard Witman Franklin Virginia West Somerville Mass Whitman Lena Crocker Upper Washington Street Alice Hartnett Lynn, Mass

Cambridge couple weekend in Bath with relatives

Mr and Mrs Warren D Oliver of Cambridge Massachusetts spent the weekend in Bath visiting relatives. They were joined by Miss Eva Sonstrom as a guest of Miss Elizabeth McGrath. John Pooler of Waterville is spending a few days at his cottage. Sabine and Mr and Mrs Robert P Shaw of Pelham Manor New York arrived Saturday to spend July with Shaw's and Mrs Dean. Benjamin Franklin Dudley 2nd is named for the son born to Carl P Dudley and his wife of Portland.

Warren D. Oliver Cambridge, Mass Bath Eva Sonstrom Elizabeth McGrath John Pooler Waterville Sabine Robert P. Shaw Pelham Manor New York Frederick P. Shaw Green Street Fred R. E. Dean Dummer Street Shaw New York Museum of Science and Industry Benjamin Franklin Dudley Carl P. Dudley Portland

Fulton Family Vacation At Plymouth Camp

Mr and Mrs Ernest T Fulton spent the weekend with Mrs Fulton’s sister Mrs Charles W Laing at their camp in Plymouth Massachusetts They were joined by their daughter Dorothea Fulton who will spend the summer with her aunt and uncle

Ernest T. Fulton

Parris Family Weekend Drive to St Stephen N B

Mr and Mrs Warren A Parris of up per Washington street motor to St Stephen New Brunswick for a weekend trip and return with Mrs Stanley Irving the latter s mother who will visit them

Warren A. Parris Upper Washington Street St. Stephen, N. B Stanley Irving

Mrs. Edwin H. Given Leaves For Medford Visit

Mrs Edwin H Given of Cobb road departed Sunday for Medford Massachusetts to spend a week with her parents Mr and Mrs J Wallace Buchanan. Mr and Mrs Ralph P Mank and son Henry W Mank of 15 Spring Street drove Sunday to Togus to visit Mrs Mank’s brother Victor Pollard at the National Soldier’s home. Miss Gladys Besse of New Brunswick New Jersey is visiting her sister Mrs A J Conti on North Street.

Edwin H. Given Cobb Road Medford Mass J. Wallace Buchanan Ralph P. Mank Henry W. Mank Spring Street Togus Gladys Besse New Brunswick N. J A. J. Conti North Street

Social News Roundup of Local Guests and Visits

Mr and Mrs Harmon M Orr returned home after a week with their daughter and son in law in Portland. Mr and Mrs Albert S Noyes and children of Court street visited at Popham. Marvin Anderson of Shelbourne Falls a former parishioner of Rev Joseph O Purdue stayed with the under parsonage. Stanley Curtis and Hurley Grant left for Orrs Island for summer work. Mr and Mrs Clinton Elliott Jr and Miss Barclay Bruce of New York were luncheon guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d. Eunice daughter of Mr and Mrs Skiris from Loon camp Waterboro for the summer. Mr and Mrs John H Hyde entertained with supper for Mr and Mrs James A Gillies of New Haven. Commander J E B Stewart of the U S Memphis and Mrs Stewart were among out of town guests.

Harmon M. Orr Liberty Street E. Harry Canales Portland Marvin Anderson Shelbourne Falls Mass Joseph O. Purdue Mrs. Purdue Winter Street Clinton Elliott, Jr New York Barclay Bruce Arthur Sewall 2d Washington Street John H. Hyde Elmhurst James A. Gillies New Haven Conn J. E. B. Stewart Memphis Stewart

Bath News Briefs on Roads Bridges and Local Events

A Bath area summary notes West Side Lincoln Street reconstruction for the State aid road and concrete sidewalks on Vine Street. Coastline towers for Geo detioc Survey seen from Mount Merritt. blueber ry prospects and early market plans also reported. Bath branches include a new Bath Country Club approach, Popham Beach access work, lobster prices rising as shells shed, and a whale sighting near a lobster boat. Public notices cover a highway hearing, postal route changes, court actions for intoxication, church events, and summer camp openings.

Local Births and Visits Highlight Bath Area Note likely

A baby was born at Bath Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Hagett of West Bath with the mother formerly Doris Jordan of the city. Mrs Robertson of Manchester Mass opens her cottage at Kennebec for summer, joined later by son John. Marion Spinney, ill with diphtheria, now able to sit up. Avery to join Mt Washington hotel orchestra in Bretton Woods N H for eighth season. Rev Arthur Wilson of Woodbury Conn and his wife visit their son, Supt Clinton D Wilson, in High Street. Plaisteds travel to Stamford Conn for the Fourth. sister Fanny Sisk plans visit. Katherine Atwood, guest with Mr and Mrs Keith Atwood, returns to Allston Mass. Ivan Kirkpatrick and Theodore V. Brooksine visit Elmhurst after week with aunt Mrs John H and Mr Hyde.

Bath Memorial Hospital Charles L. Hageett West Bath Hagett Doris Jordan Sie Robertson Manchester Mass John Robertson Marion L. Spinney Herbert L. Spinney Court Street Bretton Woods N. H Avery Mt. Washington Arthur, Wilson Woodbury, Conn Clinton D. Wilson High Street Charles E. Plaisted Stford Conn Plaisted Fanny Sisk Brooklyn Katherine Atwood Keith Atwood Washington Street Allston Ivan Kirkpatrick Theodore V Brooksipe John H Hyde Elmhurst Valley Forge Mill Academy

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