Golf Presidents Cup Round One Ends Before Rain Delay
Bath Country club completed the first round before rain hit the course. From 32, 16 advance to match play with finals set for July 31 a 36 hole show. Notables advancing include Arch ie Main Jr Maurice Puffer and Tony Toothaker while Dr Leon E Buck fell to Archie Main Jr. The McInnes trophy contenders Toothaker and Gallagher tied 132 after 36 holes. Innocent III was ordained priest more than a month after his election in 1198.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Country Club
Francis A. Winchenbach
Archie Main, Jr
Maurice Puffer
Howard Mayo
Jay Povich
Francis Bruce
Frank Gallagher
Russell Young
Francis Bellew
George Fortin
Willis Hall
Henry Mank
Tony Toothaker
Toothaker
Gallagher
Accident Halts Cars On Carlton Bridge Saturday Night
Arthur R Webster 72 of Cincinnati collided head on with a sedan carrying Merton Lilly, his wife, and their 11 month old Gorham on the Carlton bridge. Gorham treated for facial contusions and mouth lacerations. Mrs Lilly treated for shock. Webster and Lilly uninjured. Traffic stopped 30 minutes. both cars towed. Damages about 200 dollars to each vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R.webster
Cincinnati
Boothbay Camp
Merton L. Lilly
Gorham
Cedar Grove
Carlton Bridge
Lilly
Webster
Bath
Burgess Family Vacation To Nova Scotia
Mr and Mrs Francis Burgess and their son John of 1400 Washington Street are on a two weeks vacation trip to Nova Scotia to visit Mrs Burgess relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Burgess
John
Washington Street
Nova Scotia
Malone Palmer Wedding in Worcester
Miss Marion Palmer of Bath marries William Malone of Worcester at St. Mark's Episcopal Church Worcester. The ceremony features maid of honor Miss Palmer and best man Tanna Wuorinen with organist Mrs. Crosson and vocalist Mrs. Ella Hudson. The couple plan a Vermont Maine trip then reside at 188 Leicester Street West Auburn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Malone
Marion Palmer
John T
Sarah J. Palmer
Marshall Avenue
Bath
Worcester
Albert T
Rose J. Malone
Glasgow
Scotland
Theodore Clappe
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Marjorie Palmer
Tanna K. Wuorinen
Myrtle G. Crosson
Ella Hudson
Milan
Vermont
Maine
Malone
Morse High School
National Honor Society
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Bath Trust Co
Bath Iron Works Corp
Pullman Standard Car Mfg., Co
Europe
Perkins & Butler Co
Leicester Street
West Auburn
Mass
Club Forty Two Members Entertained At Sewalls Summer Home
Club Forty Two members and husbands were guests of Hon and Mrs Sumner Sewall at their Small Point summer home for an afternoon barbecue lobster roast tennis and swimming Mrs Sewall president of the Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children and Marie Preston director attended A survey of grounds gardens boat ride by Mr Sewall and several couples were listed including Leonard Smith David Clark Elliott Hanson Howard Farr Mullaney Hart Norman Adams Paul Hart Frances Grainger Leon White Bernard Pratt Milton Footer Arthur Sturtevant Robert Footer Lawrence Wyman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Small Point
Sewall
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children
Marie Preston
Paul Hart
Frances Grainger
Leon White
Bernard Pratt, Jr
Milton Footer
Arthur Sturtevant
Robert Footer
Lawrence Wyman
Municipal court records show fines and a continued case
One intoxication case was settled with a $5 fine and $5.15 in costs. The defendant will serve 15 days in Kennebec County jail in lieu of payment. A reckless driving case against Arthur R. Webster, brought by Officer John Kelliher, was continued from yesterday and is again continued until Monday at defense counsel’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Kennebec County
Arthur R. Webster
John Kelliher
Transportation Changes At Bath Recounts Historic Road Plans
The June Trail article by John C. Burnham outlines Bath's travel evolution from 1771 horse and chair journeys to plans for an elevated highway over U S Route One. It notes 1948 completion of ground level work, cites a total project cost of about 695000, and lists major material and supply figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trail
Maine Good Roads Association
Bath
John C. Burnham
Maine State Highway Commission
Francis Winter
Connecticut
Yarmouth
Carlton Bridge
Kennebec
Highway Commission
High Street
Middle
Franklin
Washington and
Water Streets
Maine Central Railroad
W. H. Hinman Inc
North Anson
Linda Mae Savage Birthday Party Celebrated
A birthday party was held for Linda Mae Savage at her home at 133 Dummer Street Saturday at two in observance of her third birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Savage, Margaret Mitchell, Rose Mitch ell, Butch Mitch ell, Billy and Bobby Savage, Jimmy Roberson, Richard Freeman, Mrs. Basil Savage, and out of town guest Miriam Thompson. Linda Mae won the peanut hunt with Jimmy Roberson. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Mae Savage
William Savage
Dummer Street
Margaret Mitchell
Rose
Butch Mitchell
Billy
Bobby Savage
Jimmy Roberson
Richard Freeman
Basil Savage
Linda Mae
Beatrice Thompson
Miriam
Augusta
Miriam Thompson
Rain Delays Highway Oiling Program On Wet Streets
Rain halts the Highway department street oiling plan as surfaces stay damp. Oil and heaters are ready but application is postponed until surfaces dry, despite arrival of supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Ten Boys Take Part In City Overnight Camping Trip
Ten boys from Bath join in a first overnight camping trip sponsored by the City Recreation program. They traveled 11 miles to a deserted island off the shore, set up tents, cooked meals, fished and swam before a moonlit campfire. Participants include Bill Milliken Nick Snowden Donald Beaton Bill Boyland David Snow Dennis Gaudette Bill Longley Jimmy Christiansen Bobby Main Linwood Miller. Pictures will be shown at the August exhibit. A second group plans to go Friday if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bill Milliken
Nick Snowden
Donald Beaton
Bill Boyland
David Snow
Dennis Gaudette
Bill Longley
Jimmy Christiansen
Bobby Main
Linwood Miller
Farewell Party for Mrs Helen Webber at Children’s Home
Mrs Helen L Webber longtime superintendent of the Children s Home received a surprise farewell with staff and children at the home a buffet supper social hour and tribute gifts. She will marry Harrison C Greenleaf former state official Monday at Middlebury College Middlebury Vermont and then return to duties at the home. Also noted Superintendent Loring R Addison will attend Harvard Summer School and New England School Development Council meetings in Cambridge and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen L. Webber
Nancy Ryder
Lois Blagdon
Webber
Jennie Clements
Bill
Nancy Webber
Louise Staples
Harry Cook
Mertina McInnes
Ethel Cooper
Gertrude Small
Shirley Rand
Margaret Kemp
Edith Clark
Annie Sullivan
Bernadette Leonard
Georgie Dinsmore
Hazel Lowell
Arthur Stilphen
Alice Stilphen
Bartha Bailey
Loring R. Addison
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
New England School Development Council
Suburb Civic Club Meets On Thursday
Suburb Civic club met at the Winnengaee Community house with 17 members. Mrs. Harold Miller presided. Mrs. Lloyd Rogers away in Minneapolis. Jim Britt donation letter to Jimmy Fund read. High Street Ramblers performed with tunes like Chime Bells and Leaving On the New River Train. Next meeting July 21 features Melvin Henderson as guest speaker on flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Miller
Suburb
Winneganee Community House
Lloyd Rogers
Rogers
Minneapolis
Jean Atwood
Arlene Brown
Roger Brown
Columbus
Emery Footer
Annie Perow
Melvin Henderson
Kennebec Greenhouse
Thatcheringham
Danford MacDonald
Duncan Farrell
Donald Wilson
Keith Atwood
Edwin Smal
Myra Pennell
Cosmopolitan Club Pic nic Supper Meeting
The Cosmopolitan club held a picnic supper on the grounds served by committee members Mrs Frederick Moffatt Mrs William Dennison Mrs George Hartsgrove Mrs Lyman Betts and Mrs Arthur Eseley Coffee and strawberry shortcake were served. Mrs Maurice Hutchins was named chair of the new paint and repair fund committee. Room rates take effect July 11 and the next meeting will be a link at Ms Moffatt’s Georgetown summer home on Aug 3 with transportation led by Mrs Eseley and a 4 30 p m departure from the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Frederick Moffatt
William Dennison
George Hartsgrove
Lyman Betts
Arthur Eseley
Maurice Hutchins
Mrs Mocklar Takes Second Golf Prize
Mrs Edmund Mocklar of High street won second in class B at the State Golf Association tournament held at In pnedo County club near Cape Elizabeth. She carded 102, one stroke behind winner Mrs C W Fogg of Portland Country club. Host club's Mrs Stephen G Sleeper won class A with 80. Other Bath players included Mrs Howard W Mayo, Mrs Victor H Paquet, and Mrs Leon E Buck in a field of 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Mocklar
High Street
Cape Elizabeth
Mocklar
C. W. Fogg
Portland Country Club
Stephen G. Sleeper
Bath
Howard W. Mayo
Victor H. Paquet
Leon E. Buck
Engagement announced for Jacqueline McMann and Donald Sylvester
The engagement of Jacqueline Mae McMann daughter of Mrs Hazel Robbins 9 East Lane and Edward J McMann 16 Pleasant Street to Donald R Sylvester son of Mr and Mrs John Sylvester Chestnut Street is announced. Miss McMann a Morse High School graduate works this summer as a playground supervisor for Bath Recreation Association. Mr Sylvester, a Bath Schools alumnus Morse High graduate, works at Eaton's Red and White store. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Mae McMann
Hazel Robbins
East Lane
Edward J. McMann
Pleasant Street
Donald R. Sylvester
John Sylvester
Chestnut Street
Miss McMann
Morse High School
Bath Recreation Association
Sylvester
Bath
Eaton’s
Bowdoinham News Notes and Local Visits
Ransome Kelly farms town garden with 24 schoolchildren helping weeds and harvest beans. Marriage announced for Jean Edwards and William Sparks of Philadelphia. Residents and visitors from Portland Gardiner Boston Westbrook and Utah Idaho frequent the Bowdoinham area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransome Kelly
Bowdoinham
Fairfield
East Bowdoinham
Jean Evelyn Edwards
John Edwards
Philadelphia
William Sparks
Sparks
Ivan Lang
Lloyd Curtis
Westbrook
Ira Frost
Irving
Blanche Woodworth
Gardiner
Alvin Huntoon
Louise Williams
Winnifred Fontaine
Portland
Janet Hamilton
Boston
Alfred Johnson
Nutting
Maine Central Railroad
Johnson
Ransome Kelsey
Kelly
Earl Browne
Malcolm Hatch
Veterans’ Hospital
Togus
Emily Chase
Maine General Hospital
Reginald Fore
Berosky
Hazardville
Conn
Myrtie Cutler
Margaret Gile
Mildred Given
Dorothy Favour
Emily Rideout
Bailey's Island
Emery Perry
Harvard
Mass
Albion Dunlap Farm
Maine Fire Chiefs Meet at Lewiston
Fire Chief Richard Frates presided as Stanley Turner of Bath Iron Works and Weston L. Bonney of Bath attended the State Association of Fire Chiefs of Maine gathering in Lewiston. Turner chairs the association, with John B. Calkins of the University of Maine and Joseph A P Flynn of Augusta as main speakers. Demonstrations showed methods to control different types of fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Frates
Stanley Turner
Bath Iron Works Corp
Weston L. Bonney
Bath
State Association of Fire Chiefs of Maine
Lewiston
Turner
John B. Calkins
Department of Industrial Cooperation
University of Maine
Joseph A. P. Flynn
Insurance Commission
Augusta
Pine Tree Children's Society elects new president for 1949 50
John Newell, vice president of Bath Iron Works, was elected president of Pine Tree Children's Society for the 1949 50 season at the annual session held at Pine Tree Camp for Crippled Children in North Pond. The meeting featured remarks by Eugene Taylor of the New York Times and leaders from Maine medical and child welfare groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Newell
Bath Iron Works
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children, Inc
Pine Tree Camp For
Crippled Children
North Pond
Sumner Sewall
Sewall
Eugene Taylor
New York Times
R. A. Goodwin
Lewiston
Maine Medical Association
Thomas A. Martin
Staton R. Curtis
Hyde Memorial Home
Pine Tree Camp
Taylor
Maine
United States
MMA
Goodwin
Martin
Hyde Memorial
Curtis
Marie I. Preston
Former Mayor Dominique Tardif Visits Bath on Wednesday
Former Lewiston mayor Dominique Tardif traveled to Bath as a visitor on Wednesday, meeting local officials and touring city facilities. The visit highlighted regional ties and urban leadership exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominique Tardif
Lewiston
Bath
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senter’ S, Inc
Innocent III
Richard Johnson
Ocean Point
First Federal Savings 24 Loan Association
Front ST. Bath.me
Malone~palmer
Morse
Worcester, Mass
E. J. Davison
Damariscotta, Maine
Helen Webber
R.F.D
Bailey
North St
Bath, Maine
Suburb Civic Club
High Street Ramblers
Mrs. Mocklar
Howard Hall
Islands
Lakewood Theatre
Eee
Playersith
John Baragrey
Hollywood
Ays UL Leon
Tomba
The
John NE
Pine Tree Children’s Society
Converse G. Fenn
James A. Gillies, Jr
Archibald M. Main
William S. Newell
Arthur Sewall
Bowen Torrey
Daniel Williams
John P. Carey
Fenn
Nicce
Opera House
Day's Ferry
Woolwich
Ramey
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