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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1942

Page

8

Bath Notes of Society and Guests at Local Homes

Mrs. Isabelle MacVicar hosts a surprise party on Valley Road before returning to New York City where Mr. MacVicar will work. Numerous Bath residents and visitors are listed along with extended movements of families to and from Bath area cottages, summer farms, and nearby towns with birthdays, health, and travel notes.

Isabelle MacVicar Valley Road New York City MacVicar Arthur Cook Richard Howard R. E. G. Barker Harold Williams Edward Harrington W. Ayer William Southern Chester Clement

Summer visitors and local family news in Bath area

Miss Catherine M Simonton arrives from Bogota to spend summer with Mrs Arthur C Whittier in Bath. She will stay until September. Several Bath residents and visitors are noted, including Mrs Wesley Simpson Jr and Mrs Elmer Curtis visiting Orland, Mrs Cuthbert Wilson and daughter Anna arriving from Honolulu, and other local social calls and weekend plans involving Bath residents and guests.

Catherine M. Simonton Bogota N. J Arthur C. Whittier Russell Street Hollywood Fla Boston

Mrs Hush Harding Guest of Philadelphia Aunt in Trufant Street

Mrs Hush Harding of Philadelphia formerly Miss Christine Leland of Bath visits her aunt Mrs Brenton Ayer on Trufant street. Miss Velma Cornish of the First National Bank leaves Friday for her annual vacation.

Hush Harding Philadelphia Christine Leland Bath Brenton Ayer Trufant Street Velma Cornish The First National Bank

Local Friends Move Careers Amid Boston Firm Change

Friends of Davis Hatch formerly of this city note his shift from Burr Gannett & Co Boston to Tucker Anthony Co 5 State Street as Burr Gannett dissolves. Hatch son of Mrs Davis Hatch Bath brother to Dunlap William and Robert Hatch married with son Davis Jr. Also mentions relatives and several social visits across Bath Lewiston Westbrook and surrounding towns with brief notes on visits, guests, and anniversaries.

Davis Hatch Burr, Gannett & Co Boston Tucker, Anthony & Co State Street Mr. Hatch Green Street Dunlap William Robert Hatch Bath Davis, Jr

Weekend Visits and Summer Plans Across Town and Lake Placid

Louis Gannon of Bath Tron Works spent the weekend in East St Johns bury with Mrs Gannon and son Robert. Mrs Ralph G Stetson and son Ralph Jr of Washington street are visiting her parents at their Lake Placid cottage. They traveled via Montreal due to the holiday rush. Mr and Mrs Everett G Lemont opened a cottage at Sabine for the summer. Mrs William Donovan of Orange NJ arrived to visit her father Dr Harry F Morin and Mrs Morin on Washington street. Mrs Donovan was formerly Miss Constance Morin. Mr and Mrs Wesley Simpson left to spend a week at their Castine cottage. William F E Hill Jr of Naugatuck Conn, Bowdoin College freshman, spent the weekend with grandparents Witham W Robinson and wife at 21 Old.

S. Annette Cutting Sumner Sewall Augusta Harold E. Cutting High Street Brigham Cove Wesley Simpson, Jr Middle Street Court Elmer Curtis East Brunswick Orland Simpson Edwin W. Stover Cuthbert Wilson Anna Honolulu Pacific Coast Mr. Wilson David L. Wilson Winfield Ham Sasanoa Bluffs Bath Old Orchard Beach R. P. Stevens Carrie Vining Dexter George F. Bertrand Bertrand Center Street Vining Ecook Ralph O. Brewster Harold Burns Westbrook Louis Gannon East St. Johnsbury Ralph G. Stetson Ralph Jr Washington Street James Dann Lake Placid N. Y Montreal William Donovan Orange N. J Harry F. Morin Morin Donovan Constance Morin Wesley Simpson Middle Street Castine William FE. Hill, Jr Naugatuck Conn Bowdoin Colrese Witham W. Robinson Samuel R. Parks Barbara Fall River Mass Stockton Springs Harry A. Mooer Walter J. Ward Hartford, Conn Lester H. Young Greenstreet Harold Armes Armes New Meadows River Ward Phyllis Young

Smiths on Georges Lake outing with guest visit

Mrs Raymond Smith and her son Burton of High street enjoyed an outing at the Smith cottage on Georges Lake in Liberty. They were joined Friday by Mr Smith.

Raymond Smith Son Burton High Street Smith Cottage Georges Lake Liberty Mr. Smith

Bowen Torrey in Boston on a brief business visit

Bowen Torrey is in Boston for a few days on business. He will meet local contacts and discuss upcoming projects while staying at a downtown hotel.

Bowen Torrey Boston

Miss Irene Zwisler Honored at Lewiston Dinner

Miss Irene Zwisler president of nurses at C M G Hospital Bath Memorial School of Nursing was feted at a farewell dinner at the Winter House Lewiston by supervisors and head nurses. She leaves July 15 to become chief nurse at the Portland base hospital. Miss Marguerite Russell of Bingham arrived Friday for a weekend visit with Miss Rita Kelley.

Irene Zwisler Bath Bath Memorial Hospi School of Nursing Winter House Lewiston C. M. G. Hospital Zwisler Portland Base Hospital Marguerite Russell of Bingham Rita Kelley South Street

Local Families Return and Visit in Maine Area

A parade of residents and guests are noted across Bucksport and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Philips Tardiff and Mr and Mrs Joseph Tar diff with two daughters Theresa and Ann return to Nichols street after Quebec trip. Mrs Nelson Rice of Sagadahoc Ferry will visit Mrs Wilbur Crocker in Milan. Evelyn Burditt of Boston spends the month with her son's family, Frederick D Burditt. Irving Bickford of Long Island and Mrs Burditt’s brother-in-law visit with Allan and Roger Bickford and Robert Brownell. Gordon Pinkham is ill, Esther Drummond of Arrowsic begins work at Sears Roebuck. The Hill family travels to Harwichport and Providence. Burden family heads to their Summer home at Birch Point. Lisures, Wil lis, and Judith Robinson weekend in Athens. Messier cottage at Mere Point hosts Messier family weekend. Edward Marsh family from Rahway, N J spend two weeks at Popham Beach. Helena Alberts engaged to Robert Longfellow of Togus road. Deering and Gibbons visit Rockport. Gilchrist family enjoy Tripp Lake and Tripp Lake area.

Evelyn Burditt Boston Frederick D. Burditt Washington Street Irving Bickford Long Island

Miss Mary Webb Hosts Supper for Morse Alumni

Miss Mary Webb daughter of Mrs Hamilton Webb formerly attended Morse high school entertained a few of her former classmates at a small supper party last Wednesday. Movies and dancing followed the gathering with guests Miss Gertrude Cole Miss Marilyn Cummings Miss Grace Crowley George Hersom Albert Povich Loring Hart and Robert Kingsbury Jr.

Mary Webb Hamilton Webb Middle Street Morse High School Gertrude Cole Marilyn Cummings Grace Crowley George Hersom Albert Povich Loring Hart Robert Kingsbury, Jr

Wrights and Boston Guests at Hotel Samoset Rockland

Hon and Mrs Henry C Wright of Washington street spent the weekend at the Hotel Samoset Rockland Breakwater with Mr and Mrs Fred Boston of Gardiner. Mrs Ibra K Lawrence Arrowsic postmistress recovers from illness at Memorial hospital.

Henry C. Wright Washington Street Samoset Rockland Breakwater Fred Boston Gardiner Ibra K. Lawrence Arrowsic The Memorial Hospital

Miss Sewall Guests From Lewiston Weekend in Massachusetts

Miss Patricia Sewall daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Sewall of 949 Thigh street peep the weekend in Sou We Mass as a guest. Alfred Pillsbury and Mr and Mrs Herbert Cav erly with Herbert Cav erly Jr and Lardina Ann plus Mrs Edward Vaughn and Mrs Caverly's mother 29 Corliss street visited Dr Caverly's parents Orrin and Mrs. Caverly of Lewiston.

Nathan E. Copeland Portland Copeland Alfred R. Pratt Bedford Street Patricia Sewall Edward Sewall Thigh Street Sou We Mass Alfred Pillsbury A Mire Herbert T. Caverly Herbert Lardina Ann Edward Vaughn Frank W Danforth Jr Harold Peasley Stonington Mr. Peasley

Engagement announcement of Rev Charles T Brown and Mary Flanders

The engagement of Rev Charles Theo dore Brown of Monmouth and Mary Elizabeth Flanders daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold H Flanders was announced. Brown formerly led Woolwich Union for Christian Service and now pastors United Churches in Monmouth. He is a Bangor Theological School and Bowdoin College graduate. The couple recently visited Mr and Mrs Lawrence Putnam of Sagadahoc Ferry and Mrs Mira Hunnewell at Woolwich. Miss Gloria W Linford, Times Co stenographer, spent the holiday weekend with her parents in Jonesboro.

Bath Charles Theodore Brown Monmouth Mary Elizabeth Flanders Harold H. Flanders Mr. Brown Woolwich Union For Christian Service Churches United Churches Bangor Theological School Theological School Bowdoin College Woolwich Lawrence Putnam Sagadahoc Ferry Mira Hunnewell Gloria W. Linford Times Co David L. Sinford Jonesboro

Washington Post editor Shirley Povich visits Bath

Shirley Povyich Washington Post Sports editor was in the city briefly from Boston where he covered the Wash ington Senators Red Sox game cancelled by bad weather. He stayed with his mother Mrs Nathan Povich at 327 Front street.

Shirley Povyich Washington Post Boston Washington Senators Red Sox Nathan Povich Front Street

Mrs Kenneth Howe Feted At Brighams Cave Stork Shower

Mrs Kenneth Howe was honored Thursday evening at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Milford Lewis at Brigham's cave with Mrs Lewis and Mrs Fred Thomas as hostesses. Guests included Mrs Frances Fields, Mrs Bettina Thomas, Mrs Edwin Bennett, Mrs Pearl Dunbar, Mrs Ralph Purdy, Miss Stella Bearce of Bath, Mrs Robert McAvoy of Bucksport, Mrs Gerald Thomas of East Holden, Miss Sadie Tompkins of Bangor.

Kenneth Howe Milford Lewis Brigham’s Cave Lewis Fred Thomas Frances Fields Bettina Thomas Edwin Bennett Pearl Dunbar Ralph Purdy Stella Bearce Bath Robert McAvoy Bucksport Gerald Thomas East Holden Sadie Tompkins Bangor

Shaw Family Heads to Popham Beach

Mr and Mrs Roscoe H Shaw and daughter Joan of North Street have gone to Popham Beach where they will pass a quiet day by the sea.

Roscoe H. Shaw Joan of North Street Popham Beach Elaine Noyes Sligh Street Camp Kuhnawaumkeb North Sebago

Mrs Andrews Called By Illness Of Mother In Hospital

Mrs William Andrews of Brewer rushed to Memorial hospital by illness of her mother Mrs Ralph Johnson of 50 Dummer Street. Another daughter Miss Estherbelle Cutliffe of Old Town also went to her mother’s bedside.

William Andrews Brewer Ralph Johnson Dummer Street Memorial Hospital Estherbelle Cutliffe Old Town

Wallace and King Headed to Boston for Visit

Robert Wallace of this city and Alton King of Brunswick road left Monday for a few days visit in Boston.

Robert Wallace Alton King Brunswick Road Boston

Belmont mother writes of sons in war zones

Mrs Mollie Rouse Bartlett of Belmont Massachusetts, formerly Bath, says days are crowded but not happy as her eldest son heads to the Philippines and reports a tough jungle crossing in Cebu. Her younger son Henry Bartlett serves as a Navy lieutenant on African soil. Mrs Leland Plummer and son Leland Jr plan a visit to relatives in Flushing New York after leaving on Friday.

Mollie Rouse-Bartlett Belmont Mass Bath Philippines Cebu Henry Bartlett Leland Plummer Leland, Jr Dummer Street Flushing, L. I

Pittsfield Visitors Stay With Brunswick Road Cousins

Peter Olinto and daughter Alicia of Pittsfield were weekend guests of Mrs. Olinto's cousins Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Peterson on Brunswick road. Alicia returned home Monday and Olinto will be joined later by Mrs. Olinto nee Helen Crosby. Miss Beverly White of 4 Dummer street court has returned from Memorial hospital after a tonsillectomy.

Peter Olinto Alicia Pittsfield Mass Beverly White Harry B. White Dummer Street Court Memorial Hospital

Maine woman on mend after car wreck at General hospital

Mrs Celia S Eaton of Lincoln street remains in Maine General hospital four weeks after an automobile accident left her with a broken leg. Doctors fitted a permanent cast and she hopes to return home soon. Numerous relatives and visitors from Augusta to Hartford called or joined family gatherings during the period.

Celia S. Eaton Lincoln Street Maine General Hospital

Fourth of July clambake at Birch Point cottage

A group of Bath residents and guests celebrated Independence Day with a clambake at Mrs. John H. Hyde's Birch Point cottage. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Converse G. Fenn, Edward J. Drake Jr, Roger M. Luke, James A. Gillies Jr, Edwin M. Fuller Jr, George Baer Connard, Lieut. James Burke, Leon Buck, Miss Mary Sewall, Lucille Johnson of New York and Waldoboro, Albert Kahrs, Harmon Eliason, Letitia Lee, Robert Shaw, Mary Lee, William Webster, Joseph Buell, and Mrs. Baxter Billingsly. Mrs. Stanley P. Jensen returned home after visiting her parents on Drummond street.

Mary Sewall Arthur Sewall Whiskeap Road Clarence Johnson Waldoboro Lucille Johnson New York City Florine Taylor Johnson Albert Kahrs Arthur Nisson Letitia Lee Springfield N. H John H. Hyde Birch Point Converse G. Fenn Edward J. Drake, Jr Roger M. Luke James A. Gillies, Jr Edwin M. Fuller, Jr George Baer Connard James Burke Leon Buck Bath Harmon E. Eliason Topsham Robert Shaw Pelham Manor New York Mary Lee Augusta William Webster New Haven Conn Joseph Buell Wallingford Baxter Billingsly Boston Mass

Local residents return from varied holiday travel

Mr and Mrs Frederick Morton Jr of Turner court visited Augusta with Mrs Mortons parents Mr and Mrs C H Overlock. Mrs Lola Reid of upper High street returned from Newport with brother Ernest Chase and Gardiner to visit sister in law Mrs Minnie Chase. Mr and Mrs Pearl Dunbar of Middlestreet left for King's Point on the New Meadows for ten days while Mr Dunbar vacationed from Bath Iron Works. Warren Atkinson Robert Ingraham Ralph Houston and John Quirk spent the weekend in Old Orchard.

Frederick Morton, Jr Turner Court Augusta Lola Reid Upper High Street Newport Ernest Chase Gardiner Minnie Chase Mrs. Pearl Dunbar Middlestreet King’s Point New Meadows Mr. Dunbar Bath Iron Works Warren Atkinson Robert Ingraham Ralph Houston John Quirk Old Orchard

Hayes Family Weekend Visit Spans South Portland Residents

Mr and Mrs Mark Hayes and their son Mark Jr of South Portland spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs John P Hayes at 6 Washburn. They traveled with Mr and Mrs Carl Stailing from Canada while Mr Stailing takes a vacation from Hyde Windlas Co.

Mark Hayes Mark, Jr South Portland Mr. Hayes John P. Hayes Washburn Street Carl Stailing Bedford Street Canada Mr. Stailing Hyde Windlas Co

Weekend Guests and Vacations in Bath Area

A crowded social notices list weekend guests and trips across Bath. Names include Mrs. William Webster of New Haven and Joseph Buell of Wallingford visiting Gillies at 509 Washington Street and North Bath. Multiple residents travel to camps, cottages, and relatives for the Fourth of July holiday.

William Webster New Haven, Conn Joseph Buell Wallingford, Conn James A. Gillies Washington Street North Bath

Bath residents vacation at lakeside spots this month

Bath and former Bath residents are listed as vacationing around Higland Lake and nearby cottages. couples and families from Bath, Portland, Wiscasset, and South Portland are staying at Georgian Pines Brookside cottage, Comeau lodge, and Voorhees cottage. Several travelers also visit Boston and family gatherings at local homes, with weddings and trips noted.

Bath Higland Lake Howard Pratt Greenstreet James T. Gardenier James T., Jr Robert Georgian Pines Brookside Cottage John Hopkins Beverly Donald Frank Barker Portland Comeau Lodge John Quirk Hyde Park Terrace Ralph McDonald This City Charles McDonald Jackie South Portland

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William Collins Somerville Hotel Phoenix John Darlington Madison, N. J John A. Morse Summer Street Eliza J. Oliver Lynn Coxs’ Head Jilly David W. Barrett Richard Needham Heights, Mass Frederick P. Mottatt Frederick P. Motfatt John B. Downey Harold Wiscasset Park Street Pleasant Pond Caratunk Mary Downey R.N Northern Ireland Harvard Hiram Turner Frank H. Turner Eleanor M. Bertrand Graydon T. Smith West Bath Waterville Miss Bertrand Howard F. Hill Roy Francis Roslyn Leeds Mrs. Francis Abbie Brown Philip Dow Torrington Esther Murphy Bath Memorial Hospital Murphy Ettie Gannon Milton, Mass Hiram R. Annis Milan Street Richard Sherwood Richard Jr Pine Street Winter and High Streets William Crowley Charlestown Navy Yard Lila May Richmond Arah KE Richmond W. R. Richmond Katherine Bailey New England Conservatory of Music Ernest Bailey John H. Beebe, Jr Priscilla Martha Gretchen John Wakefield Beebe Nathaniel Doane Carroll Watson Agnes Hennessy F. Marguerite Hennessy Baward G. Morin Elizabeth Stowill Hartm William D Sewall Haiti Stonehouse Cambridge Massachusetts Institute of Edward Drake Jr Clifton Eastham Guild Drake Baxter Billingsley Clarence KE. Jobson Newccastle Raleigh I Givin Jr VO Plattt Street Rule Ferry Dawn George Nordham Montsweag Bay Wilmer I, Vooarhees Popham Henry Brenan Margaret Lawrence, Mass Brenan Helen Flaherty Franklin Street Patrica Wing Mr. and Airs E. EB John W. Coombs Mes Orville Sipson Gertrud Edward Truffail Street Oscar Nahie Pauline Morisette Advid Reynolds Daniel Williams Elizabeth Ruth Clara Hunt School Street Williams Katherine M. Parks Yarmouth George W. Parks Hallet’s Joyce Werner Simon M. Werner Woodmere Pealeabaey Frank Smith Newton, Mass Thomas Black Marion Quincy Southport Coleman Fraser West Somerville Mass Rufus Small Wilbur C. Oliver Richard Dain Oliver Cambridge, Mass Mr. Oliver Union Street Doris Stickney Elver A. Stickney Fitts Street Squirrel Island Squirrel Inn Sadie Sarkis Henry Sarkis Henry, Jr Brooklyn Sam Zwna Salem Zwna Esther Tobin N. Gratz Jackson Shaw. Street Karcher S Mark A Everett G. Lemont Sabine Philips Tardiff Joseph Tardiff Theresa Ann Nichols Street Quebec Nelson Rice Wilbur Crocker Gordon Pinkham Mrs. Pinkham Mechanic Street Esther Drummond University of Maine Sears, Roebuck & Co W. Dayton Hill Harwichport Providence Aew Alex Burden Bruce and Charles Marshall L. Willis Betty Jane Doreen Judith Robinson Athens Lucien Bisson George E. Ingraham Elmer L. Allard Camp Townit Lake Tripp Edward Marsh Rahway, N. J Marsh Cottage Joseph Alberts Townsend Road Auguste Helena C. Alberts Robert R. Longfellow Ruel Longfellow Togus Road Mr. Longfellow Longfellow Cony High School Harry G. Deering Thomas S. Gibbons Rudolph Gilchrist Dorothy Tripp Lake Peter Michael Arthur E. Borque Central Church Parish House D. Pauline Adams Torrey Roller Bushing Works Harry L. Day Basil S. Dwyer Glen Falls University Glen Falls Fred Sterling Hebron Charles Dwyer Hebron Academy Fred L. Langdon Geraldine North Berwick Langdon Herbert L. Spinney Mr. Spinney Esther Lunden West Rockport William H. Daley Ivan Kirkpatrick Elaine Revere Rumford Harley Shattuck Earl P. Cahoon John P. Carey Violet Ellis R.N Buffalo, N. Y Janice Chesman Frank Chesman North Weymouth Scott Golder Winship Street Everett Quimby Farrin Street Fessenden Wincapaw Otis Munro Turnercourt Roger Pierce Allen Clark Farmingdale Moosehead Lake Mr. Pierce Wendall Snowdeal Mary Ellen Quinlan Everett Quinlan Harry E. Peterson Gustave Meister Charleston Navy Yard Carl P. Meister Roland Robinson Hyannis Ruth Merritt Dorothy Huggard, R. N Merritt Fred L. Stover June Stover Hattie Pratt Lowell Farr Mains Dorothy White R. I U.S. Coast Guard Leland Fortier John Mullaney James Daly Howard Tobey George McKellar White Mountains Kendall Lord Brunswick LeRoy Lord Warren Bartlett Eugene Rice Mr. Bartlett Leon Bartlett Berlin Howard Rogers Charlene Paine Greenville Mr. Rogers A. G. Rogers Louise Daley Kennebunkport Frank L. Duley Beacon Street Stanley P. Jensen Fred A. Bowie Drummond Street David Hill Howard P. Hill Saco Frank G. Reed Alex McDonald Portsmouth McDonald Navy Yard Dorothy Crooker Hovey’'s Mrs Herman Crooker Ina Anderson Hyde Windlass Co Thomaston Fred Anderson Merton Doyle Merton Jr Mr. Doyle Archie E. Doyle 141 Alfred Reeks Brigham’s Cove Mr. Reeks William H. Duley Billy Jamaica Belgrade Mr. Duley Earl Dow Virginia Sagadahoc Davis Island Eileen Anita Titcomb Lewis and Harold Titcomb Marion Ellis Edwin R. Andrews Frederick, Richard Paul Otis E. Cole Lillian Talbot Portia Mr. Cole Ronald Atwood John E. Atwood Norman Chase Mr. Chase North Whitefield Mrs. Chase Atwood Patricia Stanley P. Hatch Robert B. Hatch Kerwin B. Butcher Kerwin Butcher Thomas F. Reynolds Upper Washington Street Reynolds Hugh McDonough Dorchester Voorhees Cottage Frederick Griffin Manchester I. B. Howard Evelyn Peabody Harold Peabody Luther Murry Arlington Street Baptist Church Charles Ritz Worcester Edward Cogan David S. Cogan Alice Friedman St. Louis, Mo Simon Werner Werner Norman Haskell Ruch Haskell Lillian Mason Enid D. Bryant Milton C. Trott Lawrence Goldman Malden, Mass Abraham Miller Louise Avery Miriam White Mary Young Rita Cummings Frank Staples Russell Turcotte Robert Fortier Ernest Avery, Jr John Conroy Leon Pennell Ernest Rogers Eugene Babine Robert Minott Edward Cummings Joseph I. Smith Granville M. Colby Quimby Street Bernard Plummer Plummer Meadowbrook Phippsburg Donald Jewett Yankee Red Sox Braves Field Albert S. Noyes Albert, Jr Noyes A. R. Leeman Percy Harrington Carl Severin Severin Weeks Street Paul G. Bagdikian Anita Paul, Jr Bagdikian Emma Ehers Oak Street Milis Dikian Wayaka J. E. C. Sawyer
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