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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1940

Page

4

Society and Club News of Bath and Nearby

Bath society notes detail a holiday buffet at Sedgemere on the New Meadows with guests from New Orleans Boston and Clifton Mass. Local families including the Newells Doughertys Moultons Day and Fullmers figure among attendees with travels to Boston Portland and Cape Elizabeth.

Martin Watrous Sedgemere New Meadows Mary Louise Miltenberger New Orleans Charles Watson George Simonds Boston Williams. Newell John Newell Daniel T. Dougherty John O. Moulton Marcia Moulton Harry L. Day

Local residents and travelers share news and visits

Amy A. Trish of Chestnut Street teaches at More high school and pursues Bates College summer study. Harry Melattishla of New London takes a week’s vacation. Mr and Mrs William Foley McLoughlin host at 18 Robbins Street. Mrs Seth Mullin returns from a Washington Street trip. Muthu travels to Hawaii with stops in Palo Alto and Berkeley, stays at Pearl Harbor and Saintfield Barracks. Raymond A. Smith family visits George’s Lake Liberty. John Graham and others hosted by Walter James. John Conley to Togus for observation at Veterans Hospital.

Mins Amy A. Trish Chestnut Street Rolie More High School Bates Bates College Seth S Mullin Washington Street Muthu Hawaii Claude S. Gillette Pearl Harbor George Acheson Sendfield Barracks Palo Alto Cal Berkeley Mullin Canadian Pacific Railroad Banfff Lake Louise

Mrs Prank Young and Daughter Visit Langbehn Home

Miss Lenore Young of the Bronx and Mrs Prank Young are visiting Mr and Mrs Carl Langbehn at 1238 High Street. Mr and Mrs James A Bimson of 994 Washington Street have gone to Wisconsin for the summer season at their summer home.

Floyd Wooster Mrs. Woooster Bertha Durette Naugatuck, Conn Mrs. Durette Carl P. Meister Washington Street Prank Young Lenore Young Bronx, N. Y Carl Langbehn High Street James A. Bimson Wiscasset

Cambridge Couple To Sail 55 Foot Cruiser To NYC Harbor

Mrs aL Cambridge Mass left Tuesday to join her husband in Elizabeth City North Carolina where they will board a new 55 foot cruiser bought in Florida. The skipper and crew bring the yacht to North Carolina waters for delivery. They will anchor in New York yacht harbor to visit the World's Fair before returning to Arrowsie in August.

Family holiday visits and medical update

Mrs Wilson Moore and her son Malcolm visited Mr and Mrs James Watrous in Mystic Connecticut over the holiday. They were joined by Ms Moore's son Charles connected with a Providence Bible Institute radio group touring churches in New York and Pennsylvania. Robert Morong returned home to Popham Head after a throat operation at Memorial Hospital.

Neil S. Bishop Bowdeinham Sagadahoc Bishop Rangeley Major Charles B. Day Rangeley Lakes Hotel Richmond Club Casco Margaret Camp Arcadia Wilson Moore Malcolm Corliss Street James Watrous Mystic Conn Robert Morong Popham Head Memorial Hospital

Social notes from Maine summer visitors and guests

Linden street residents Mr and Mrs G Thomas Murphy host July at a Damariscotta Lake cottage. Visitors include Robert Zeller and family from Marion Indiana and Detroit guests to come next week. Numerous luncheon dinners, home visits, and summer soirees around Cranberry Point Waite's Landing Falmouth Portland and Wynburg noted among families from Linden Street Marion Ind Detroit Mich Roslindale Mass St Paul Minn Cambridge Mass and Georgetown.

G. Thomas Murphy Linden Street Damariscotta Lake Robert Zeller Zeller Robert, Jr Marion, Ind John Fortune Detroit Mich Raymond Brown Damariscotta Helen Hayes Eleanor Danforth Donald Preble Cranberry Point

Bath Iron Works payroll could reach four thousand workers

The Bath Iron Works may list about 4,000 employees this winter, up from 3,200, aided by new yard facilities at Kelley Spear and Hardings. Local housing and cooperation with city authorities are urged to support a housing boom, while existing projects renovate houses along Water Street and streets around Washington and Cedar.

Bath Iron Works Corp Kelley, Spear Co Hardings Iron Works Texas Yard Bath Iron Works Bath Chamber of Commerce Houghton Yard Water Street Hyde Windlass Co Lord and South Streets Dresser &Co Portland Clancy Footer Hayes Norton Fred H. Thompson Morton C. Tuttle Co East Brunswick R. H. Houston Construction Corp

Foremen Take Annual Vacation Lockout Sidelines Staff

Foremen including Monton Baker joiner shop John Costain carpenter Richard Gachenbach outside machinists Harold Haggett pipe coverers and Al Turcotte air crew are away on vacation. Miss Beatrice Duprey purchasing department and Channing Shorey main office clerk also on annual leave.

Monton Baker John Costain Richard Gachenbach Harold Haggett al Turcotte Beatrice Duprey Channing Shorey

Ex Alderman Powers Narrow Escape At Sea

Ex alderman H. Martin Powers and family vacationing at Five Islands narrowly avoided a July Fourth accident when a lit bomb he threw into the river backfired, breaking the right lens of his glasses and leaving a bruised eye as his only injury. Also, Morse High School athlete Joseph A. Goss joined Iron Works, attached to Marine Superintendent Edward Steininger, after stints with Mallory Line and a river ferry crew. Navy service followed, with time at Bumpkin Island Training Base and football alongside Eddie Casey. John E. Hayes and Oscar Gilliam fished Sunday, landing two tuna weighing 400 and 600 pounds.

H. Martin Powers Joseph A. Goss Morse High School Iron Works Joe Edward P. Steininger Mr. Coss Mallory Line Carlton United States Navy Bumpkin Island Eddie Casey Harvard Casey Whoene

Local 4 IUMSWA abandons Iron Works drive after tight loss

The Local 4 IUMSWA and C I O have halted attempts to organize the Iron Works after losing the recent election by eight votes. Lucien Koch, a national organizer, has left the city while John Brown of Woolwich, active for the union, is ill. Koch also works to organize Bethlehem Steel Fore River in Quincy Mass, which has seen little success.

Iumswa C. I. O. Union Lucien Koch John Brown Woolwich Mr. Koch Fore River Bethlehem Steel Corp Shipbuilding Divison Quincy Mass Bath

Navy Yard Transfer Linked to Fair Visit

H Everett Cooke Jr of the machine shop was transferred to the Boston Navy Yard after spending last week at the New York World's Fair during a vacation.

Boston Navy Yard H. Everett Cooke, Jr

Concrete posts poured for south yard project progress

Lance Cooper Jr son of Boss Cooper in welding shifts works in the South yard as concrete posts near completion. He will coach at Bar Harbor High School this fall after leading Gardiner High School teams. He graduated from Springfield College where he captained the football squad. Two Morse High graduates, Frank Hank Gallagher and Art Warner, have joined the plant following last month’s diplomas.

Stanley B. Cressey Morse High School Bowdoin College Lance Cooper, Jr Boss Cooper South Yard Mr. Cooper, Jr Gardiner High School Bar Harbor High School Springfield Colege Grid Morse High Frank Hank" Gallagher Art Warner

Laurier Roderick Weds Connie St Pierre in Brunswick

Laurier Roderick of the electrical department and Miss Connie St Pierre of Brunswick were married July 4 in Brunswick. They will reside on Federal Street in the Emmons apartments while making their home.

Laurier Roderick Electrical Department Connie St. Pierre Brunswick Federal Street Emmons

Personal notes of visits and vacations across several towns

Mrs John H Grindell and daughter Sherry return after a week with friends in Waltham Massachusetts Miss Nancy Barter returns from a week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Vernon Gray of Five Islands Mr and Mrs Alton King of Bedford Street occupy a Leach cottage on the New Meadows for the summer Mr and Mrs Horace Calder and daughter Ann return to Dedham after a week at Quaker Miss Barbara Ann Preney 28 Dummer Street is two weeks with her sister Mrs Harry Bedford Whitinsville Mass The Misses Eleanor and Betty Davis daughters of Mr and Mrs William C Davis of Pittston Pa visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Caleb Burns 352 Front Street

John H. Grindell Sherry Waltham Mass Nancy Barter Vernon Gray Five Islands Alton King Bedford Street Leach New Meadows Horace Calder Ann Dedam Quaker Barbara Ann Preney Dummer Street Harry Bedford Whitinsville Eleanor and Betty Davis William C. Davis Pittston Caleb Burns Front Street

Popham Beach Hosts Friday Community Dances

City page notes a weekly dance at Popham Beach from 8 30 to 11 30 for a fund to repair Society hall. Also reports on a June 1 Bath readership rise, new Lowell directories about to issue, local blueberry crops, road surfacing hopes, and fireworks near Sebasco Lodge with Bath community events and civic notices.

Popham Beach Society Lowell Mass Bath

Mrs McInnes and grandsons leave for Small Point trip

Mrs John McInnes of Washington Street and her grandsons John Jr and Rodger Duncan McInnes of B Street Water departed Sunday for a two week stay at the Small Point Beach Club House.

John McInnes Washington Street John, Jr Rodger Duncan McInnes B Stroadwater Small Point Beach Club

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Joseph Fullmer Marie Anna John Fullmer Clementon N. J Enid D. Bryant Milton C. Trott Dorothy White Harry B. White Dummer Street Court Massachusetts Cedar Hill J. W. Osborn Frances Pearl Street Edward Clancy James Russell Street Veterans Hospital, Togus Robert H. Haskell Frank No Phenson Thomas L. Pierce Spekank, Mass Birch Point William Stanley Green Everett John Green James Green Green Waterbury William Turpee Martin Cape Elizabeth Fred J. Boudin Roscoe H. Shaw North Street Warren A. Higgins Clarence E. Atwood, Jr Martin Vigne Leonard W. Lozier Frank Kenyon Bar Harbor Lydia Thomas Hon Rupert H. Baxter T. H California Edith DeDieu San Francisco Matsonia Hawai Miss DeDieu Mrs. Gillette Harrison E. Bowie Phillis Raymond Court Ke Nnly Small Point Beach William D. Sewall Arthur Sewall The Stonehouse West Coast Henry Slane Peoria Ill Frederick B. Tyler Brookline John Montgomery, Jr Red Bank Choate School Wallingford Yellowstone Park Grand Canyon Harry G .Deermey John A Morse Mary F. Gibbons Thomas &. Cribbons New Brunswick Nova Scotia Edward B. Cohen Morris H. Cohen Old South Place United States Army Air Corps Fort Slocum N. Y Panama Canal Cohen Charles’ Skinner Winter Street James T. Bonney Union Street Court Frank H. Phillips Reading Southport Beatrice Noyes Commercial Trading Co New York Cornelia Jane Thibodeau Oakley Thibodeau Thibodeau Helen Clough George E. Clough Jack Sheehan Belle Dame Malden Mrs. A. Miller Lincoln Street Joseph Goldman A. Miller Ada Lawrence Ruth Simerton State Hospital Concord N. H Robert Leroy Chamberland Buffalo, N. Y Eugene P. Chamberland That City Ruth Helen Shellenbarger Bird A. Shellenbarger Floral Street Arnold Holmes Merrick, L. I Herbert Klappenburg Lawrence J. Hart Gloucester Walter McElman Marilyn George Clough Cottage Webber's Island Sheepscot Herbert T. Caverly Lardina Ann Herbert Jr Bert Raymond South Attleboro Meadowbrook Margaret Field Harold Field Oyster Bay L. I Maurice Rederick Field Holy Cross Roland Martineau St. Mary’s Church Sacred Heart Parish Gordon Hopkinton, R. 1 Gardiner D. Rogers Masters Kenneth and Harry Jordan Arthur Jordan Moultonville Harold Salford, Jr Pine Street Harold Jordan Ammon Soule Ralph P. Hutchins Lakeland Chesley Hutchins Croddard Street Chester T. Lorentsen Mechanic Street Hansen I Hilton Sebasco Mir Robert Reed Moosehead Lake Revo Robert Whitehead Mit Vernon N.Y Brightwater William Allen Smith, Jr Dampbhiter Sydney Augusta Millauley Cottage Manley Breck Chase Mellon, Jr Manley Hottage Chia ‘Eon Edward C. Boynton Scarsdale Malden Island Five Islands Group Nehemiah Boyton Boyton Congregation Church J Houghton McLellan, Jr J Houghton McLellan Leonard D. Norsworthy Washington, D. C Norsworthy Omar W. Folsom Elsie Folsom Boothbay Harbor Fullerton Folsom Norsworthy Washington Virginia Beach Mr. Norsworthy Alonzo G. Fisher Woods Hole Harvey Henderson, Jr Park Street Roberta Barter Reginald Barter Valley Road Helen Cook Hilda Shorette Joan Bradford Gloria Young Katherine Barter Barbara Robinson Pablce Pert Anastasia Mihalos Doris Lang William Sanders Westfield Robert Charles St. Louis Charles Olive Sewall Sumner Sewall Robert H. Charles, Jr Jessie Tucker Gloucester, N. J C. Leroy Hutchins Middle Street Edward N. Hartnett Joan of Washington — Street Frank Horn City A. FE. Desmond David Joseph Oak Street Mable Peacock Weskay, Gardiner Yankee Red Sox Fenway Park Harold W. McElman Barbara Morse Horace P. Morse West Street Elaine Rineer Morse Log Cabin Casa Loma Sebasco Estates Orin Acre Elsie, Mich Niagara Falls Buffalo Eugene Chamberland Shellensarger Michigan Courtney Treen Attleboro, Mass Florence Albee Bailey Street Roy Shackford Turnercourt Raymond Palmer Ralph Sylvia Clarence Bailey Edward P. Hetzler, Jr Loyall F. Sewall Walter E. Edge Camilla Edge Ventnor Small Point Mary Esther Loyall Howard Edge Edge Charlotte van Vechten Schuyler van Vechten Rumsen Fdna M. Thornton Detroit,Mich William B. Thornton Henry O| Trowbirds Andrews A. B. Dobbs Norfolk Ocean City Atlantic City Frank Moses Raymond Trott Arlington Herbert S. Harris Fred Humphreys Roland Breton York Week Octave Breton Stillman P. Duprey Caroline Fleischmann Leola Fleischmann Joan Breton York Beach Isabelle Ladd Deering Street Freeport Harry MelLatshla New London Cain Wid Wulliam Fo Mclwignhin Roboins Street Raymond A. Smith Marie Smith Manley D. Giidden Lena L. Kamendalis George's Lake Liberty Smith John Graham Charle Green Ager Walter B. James Popham John Conley Togus Veterans Hospital Albert Henderson When Dana of Buck Fever Camp Rangeley Lakes George R. Perry Maple Street Pauling Donnell M. Carr Donnell, Jr Dover, N. H Charles A. Carr James A. Miller John J. Pagurko Worcester Byron Blair Caroline Fitchburg Harold S. Blair Daniel Williams Elizabeth Ruth Williams Cottage L. W. Oliver Robert Cascadden Sherbrooke, Que Nellie Cascadden Auburn Florence Foster Zetta Wright Higgins Wakefield E. Mason Wright Winship Street C. A. Rasmussen Pauline and Frederick David Henderson North Bath Nancy Hyde Elmhurst Helena Allen Waite's Landing Falmouth Pamela Stearns Irvington-on-Hudson Martha Hall Esther Hall Mr. Hall George Sotheard Harry Bartlett Berlin Samuel D. Hooper Newtonville J. Bradford Sargent Rudolph Tvrafton Cynthia Ann Donald Trafiton Howard Trafton Georgetown Ruth Jordan Roslindale Annebelle Cutting Salem Ernest Hammis St. Paul, Minn Mary Sewall Hamis Cambridge Harvard Medical School Francis Hill Jackson Betty Manchester Hill Ter Berry Wynburg Lawrence EK. Young Summer Street Court Baths Tron Washington and Cedar Streets Universalist Church Roland F. Hil Iron Works’ Administration Sidney L. Eaton Joseph R. Melrose Melrose Old Iron Works Lloyd Mc U. S. Navy Thomas A. Cook William C. Given John E. Hayes Boss Counter Oscar Gilliam West Point Henry Mank Hall Gibbs & Cox Mark Hayes Barrett's Maurice Puffer Tool Room Clarence Eaton Wavenock C. C Bristol Samuel P. Lakin, Jr Tran _ Works Lakin Newburyport Turnpike Margaret Gaudet Samuel P. Lakin Meadowway Chester Marr Mrs. Marr Philadelphia Johnny, Jr Burners Johnny Bobby State Military and Naval Children's Cene Weint Wyman's Beach Small Iday Frank L. Staples Clara L. Dearborn Alice M. Mulligan William R. Kimball Berry's Mill Witch Spring Prince’s Corner Sebasco Lodge Rock Gardens Inn Alee Bath Country Club Fitzgerald Boyd 8 Bailey Brunswick Highway Bath Road Simpson Fisher Place High Lemont Street Maine Spring Street Billroy McKay Park Edward C. Johnson Lincoln and Academy Streets Alexander Burgess, Jr Board of Aldermen Boothpay Playhouse Joseph. I. Smith Herbert L. Douglas Charles Hunter H. W. Snow Western Union Fred Beaney City Pride Bakery Playhouse Green Roscoe A. Maines Smith's Hall Gilbert I. Ames Gardiner R. Deering
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