Cosmopolitan Club 25th anniversary open house and tea
More than 100 guests attend the Cosmopolitan club celebration marking 25 years. Mrs Carl F Pierce presides. Miss Alice N Magoun reads a club history while Francis E McPherson plays piano and later harp. Guests include past presidents and new members from Boothbay Harbor Women’s club amid floral decorations and a reception and dance.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Carl F. Pierce
Francis 8. McPherson
Alice N. Magoun
McPherson
Sylvanius Pennell
Durham
N. H
William R. Freeman
Westfield
N. J
Lillian I. Frost
Susan N. Ballou
Mabel A. Thwing
Alice E. Varney
J. R. Andrews
Margaret R. Foote
Emma E. Walker
Fred H. Kimball
William D. Sewell
John H. Hyde
Lina Andrews Ross
Boothbay Harbor
Paul Jones
Farnham
Joseph I. Smith
Alice F. Johnson
Mildred G. Nichols
George A. Churchill
Pierce
Bath youth held on forger y charge
Sagadahoc Superior Court set to Octo ber term after Judge Dunton found probable cause in Bath municipal court. Vinal H. King, 19, pleaded not guilty to forging Mrs Oliver Moses name on an $18 Bath Trust Co. check given for car work. Complainant Harold L Ham said the check passed July 6 at his Center street cigar store.
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Donald N. Small
Small
Board of Highways and Sewers
City Treas
Young
High
Court
Center
Bath-Brunswick
Court Street
Burgess
Western Avenue
Bath
Whittemore
Hubert W. Eldred
Davis
Weston L. Bonney
Drummond Street
Kelley, Spear Co
Lincoln Streets
Centennial Avenue
City Farm
George Moody
Bedford Road
Committee On
Battery H
Goddard
Oliver Moses
Bath Trust Co
Vinal H. King
Sagadahoc
Arthur J. Dunton
Harold L. Ham
Center Street
King
Moses
Lisbon Falls
Senter’s Inc
Simoniz
Charles Sewall Wedding at Grace Church Noon
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Olive Sewall to Robert Horne Charles took place at Grace church at high noon. Rev. Charles Myron Tubbs officiated the single ring ceremony before a large circle of relatives and friends as organist Jennie R. Melcher filled the ceremony with traditional selections and Wedding March music.
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Elizabeth Olive Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Robert Horne Charles
Benjamin H. Charles
St. Louis
Grace Church
Charles Myron Tubbs
Mendelssohn
Jennie R. Melcher
Camp
Rousseau
Handel
Elgar
Massenet
Chopin
Clowell
Wedding Party Details For Charles Prentiss Nuptials In Luxury
The ceremony lists Mrs Philip Dechert of Philadelphia as matron of honor and Miss Margaret Prentiss of New York as maid of honor. Bridesmaids span Bath, Fargo, Honolulu, Cedarhurst, Southbridge, and Pasadena with flower girls Alexandra Sewsen and Pamela Sewall Jayne. Best man William H Charles of St Louis, twin of the groom, oversees a wide cast of ushers from St Louis, New York, Williamsport, Salem NJ, Stamford, and more.
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Philip Dechert
Philadelphia
Margaret Prentiss
New York
Mary Sewall
Bath
Mary Hector
Fargo
N. C
Barbara Thompson
Honolulu
Eloise K. Greene
Cedarhurst
L. I
Frances A. Vaughan
Southbridge
Mass
Elizabeth Ann Campbell
Pasadena
Calif
Alexandra Sewsen
Pamela Sewall Jayne
New Canaan
Benjamin Charles
John R. Caulk, Jr
Brooke Payne
St. Louis
John Tilmey
James A. Hetherington
Lewis Hyde
Clay McCormick
Williamsport
Herman E. Clough
Salem
N. J
Lucien Sichel
Stamford
Reception Follows Ceremony at York Hall
The reception for the couple was held at York hall the bride's grandmother Sewall home immediate after the ceremony. In the receiving line were the bride and groom the bridal party Senator and Mrs Sumner Sewall and Mrs Charles and Mrs William D Sewall. Mrs Sumner Sewall wore daffodil yellow crepe with a yellow turban edged with lavender pansies.
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York Hall
Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Charles
William D. Sewall
Youth Dies in Bath Brunswick Highway Car Crash
Five Bath youths were injured when a Ford touring car ran off the Bath Brunswick road near Witch Spring hill. Walter C. Rogers Jr. 20 died at Memorial Hospital. Others hurt were Maurice Owen 17 Linwood Grindell 38 Vernal McCorrison 22 and Ardenne MacFadden 16. Driver MacFadden was bruised but recovered at home. The group had been riding to Brunswick when the car skidded, struck a culvert, and rolled over.
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Memorial Hospital
Walter CC. Rogers, Jr
Washington _ street
Bath
New Bath- Brunswick
Ardenne E. MacFadden
Bedford Street
Rogers
Maurice H. Owen
Henry W. Owen
Oak Street
Owen
Morse High School
Linwood T. Grindell
Thomas L. Grindell
Middle Street
Vernal McCorrison
Herbert W. McCorrison
Snow Park
Mercier
MacFadden
Brunswick
Witch Spring Hill
Bath-West Bath Dividing Line
Theophile P. Robichaud
John P. Crosby
Loring D. Small
Kenneth Avery
Grindell
McCorrison
Crosby
Stott
Harry F. Morin
Small
Young MacFadden
Dr. Stott
Young Rogers
Buddy
Hebron Academy
Pratt Institute
New York City
Col. H. W. Owen
Reckless Driving Charge Preferred Against M Fadden
Ardenne E MacFadden a 16 year old Morse high school junior faced reckless driving charges after a Bath Brunswick highway crash that killed Walter Rogers Jr 20 and seriously injured two others State Officer Crosby alleges speeding and a 232 foot skid block. The driver McCorrison and front seat occupant McFadden escaped with minor injuries while observers described the car acting as a catapult.
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Ardenne E
Arthur J. Dunton
Crosby
MacFadden
Young Rogers
Linwood T. Grindell
Maurice H. Owen
Memorial Hospital
Grindell
Owen
Bath Hospital
Vernal McCorrison
Young McFa
McCorrison
Camp cottage of Bert Walker near base of supplies
Bert Walker of Bansick has a camp cottage with electric lights telephone and doorbell located in the yard of his uncle H. E. Buzzell of Livermore Falls who built Camn Waniti for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wery T-Werbert Walker
Bansick
H. E. Buzzell
Livermore Falls
Watson elected French instructor at Morse high school
Bath school board elected Nathan W. Watson French instructor at Morse high, replacing Cecile Veilleux who moved to Sanford. Watson, Morse graduate and Bowdoin alumnus, taught French in France and at Bowdoin before. details include scholarships and Greek prize, plus safety measures to add wire screen guards on school bus windows. Also approved Morse year balance, accounts, and the 1938-39 calendar with term dates and holiday closures. Attending were William L. Skelton, Donald N. Small, Arthur J. Dunton, and John Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath School Board
Nathan W. Watson
Morse High School
Cecile Veilleux
Sanford High School
Sanford
Mr. Watson
Bowdoin Cum Laude
Phi Beta Pappa
Bowdoin
State of Maine
Front Street
Municipal Safety Committee
William L. Skelton
Donald N. Small
Arthur J. Dunton
John Parker
Ex Mayor Small Appeals Court Finding in Plumbing Case
Ex mayor Harold P Small found guilty on one plumbing violation in municipal court with a 10 dollar fine and 7.95 costs. He appealed to Sagadahoc Superior Court October term, with sureties of 190 dollars. Local inspector Louis P Eseley prosecuted. tenant Arthur Berry testified on a separate sink permit case that Small did not approve.
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Harold P. Small
Arthur J. Dunton
Small
Sagadahoc
Vine Street
State Bureau of Health
Campbell
Eseley
Dunton
Arthur Berry
James Kennedy
W. R. Mitchell
Elton L. Markham
Bath Red Cross Supper Meeting Attracts Nearly 100
Nearly 100 men and women attended the Bath chapter American Red Cross supper at Sedgwick Monday night. The event highlighted Red Cross first aid, fire hazards at home, and the war against communicable diseases. Officers were re elected, and an electric clock was presented to treasurer Charles Low. Three Central Maine Power Co. men demonstrated first aid using a shirt tail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
American Red Cross
Sedgwick
Red Cross
Charles ©. Low
Harry L. Day
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Arthur Sewall 2d
Lillian H. Fadden
J. Albert Redlon
Donald N. Small
Pres. Day
J. Frank Hunt
Ada R. Crockett
Charles C. Low
Carl C. Anderson
Hermon Crooker
Herbert Calderwood
Bernice MacDonald
Seth
Mullin
Frank B. Nichols
William S. Newell
Mary Newell
Henry W. Owen, Jr
William E. Palmer
Cecil E. Paine
Joseph O. Purdue
Thatcher Pinkham
John Parker
Edward V. Reed
Langdon T. Snipe
Allan Spear
Arthur Sewall
William H. Small
W. S. Voorhees
Charles P. Wetherbee
Central Maine Power Co
Kenneth Haskell
Haskell
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Gardiner R. Deering
Municipal Court
New England Tel, & Tel. Co
Pearl Street
Washington
Middle Streets
Sam Lake
Washington Street
Russell M. Colby
Committee On Public Safety
George Mentas
Water Street
Percy L. Miller
Central Welding Service
Forest Barter
Bath Fuel Co
Buly
Day
Jackson
Elmer W. Rogers
Gardiner D. Rogers
Bath National Bank
First National Bank
Ralph O. Dale
Pennsylvania
Percival W. Kingsbury
Charles Sewall
Senator
THE
Walter C. Rogers, Jr
Hughes
Howard Hughes
Floyd Bennett Airport
Paris
Central Press
M’fadden
Fred G. Smith
Ellsworth
Hancock County
Mr. Smith
Warden Smith
Watson
Morse High
Baths Red Cross Chapter
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