Society and Clubs Lovely Birthday at Old Folks Home
Mrs Harriet Fowles celebrated her 87th birthday at the Old Folks Home on July 4. She has spent her life in Bath, raised 40 years in her own home, and now enjoys visits from friends and plans another birthday celebration. The column lists numerous local residents returning from trips, attending meetings, and visiting Bath during the summer, with notes on helpers and guests at various cottages and resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Fowles
George Fowles
Washington Street
Bath
Harriet Cressey
Washington and Haverford Residents Leave Birch Point
Miss Edith Beardall of Washington DC and Y Fitzhugh Hardcastle Jr of Haverford PA departed after several days with Mr and Mrs Frederick E Drake at Birch Point, marking a brief social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Beardall
Washington, D. C
Y. Fitzhugh Hardcastle, Jr
Haverford, Pa
Frederick E. Drake
Birch Point
Social Roundup of Local Summer Visits and Travelers
Mr and Mrs Thomas Church and son Thomas Jr of Philadelphia recently left Sagadahoc Ferry after a stay with Mrs Charles H Hunnewell. Betty Barnhill returned to Miami after weeks with Miss Mary Sewall. Girl Scout council wrapped its outdoor breakfast meeting at Mrs James A Gillies Jr summer home with six members present. meetings resume in fall. Additional notes cover visits and summer stays of locals from Little Neck to Providence, along with trips to Freeport Orono Bar Harbor and a Maine university connection through Mr Phelan O Junkin and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Church
Thomas, Jr
Philadelphia
Charles H. Hunnewell
Sagadahoc Ferry
Betty Barnhill
Miami, Fla
Mary Sewall
The
Stonehouse
Girl Scout Council
James A. Gillies, Jr
Lovers’ Retreat
Gilles
Alfred E. Carpener
Glenn H. Easton
Edward Sewall
Frank L. Staples
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Albert Thompson
Mrs Wade hosts church group with August meeting planned
Mrs Ernest Wade entertained the Co-Workers class of First Baptist on Priday afternoon and evening with a six o'clock veranda picnic. A business meeting followed in the parlor with committees named for the August gathering at Mrs Elmer Rogers home on High street. Ninety nine calls were reported for May and June. Local residents arrived for visits, moves, and family events, including engagements and hospital news, with several families returning from trips or attending funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wade
Upper
Washington Street
First Baptist Church
Evelyn Sotheard
Lotta Card
Lucy Rogers
Ora Dauphin
Elmer Rogers
High Street
Helen McIntosh
Sotheard
Harriet Wright
Simon Moore
Helen Hall
Local Society Notes and Referrals from Georgetown
Mrs. Sarah McKinney of Boston fractured her hip after a fall in Georgetown and was moved to Memorial hospital. Charles McKinney, her son, has returned after visiting. District Deputy Grand Chancellor Frank W. Danforth appointed Harry H Watson as grand prefect and Harry C. Williams as grand master of arms on his staff. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hastings of Bangor and daughters Virginia and Jeannette visit Mrs. Hastings’s parents in High Street and plan to stay at a cottage near Popham Beach with George Buchanan of Syracuse. Miss Phyllis Simpson of Bath Miss Florence Hale and George Hale of Freeport and Maynard Pinkham of East Brunswick return from Orland. Mr. and Mrs. Vinal W. Haskell of 595 High Street observed their 45th wedding anniversary with a family party and gifts from their children. Alderman Robert H. Haskell and Preston Haskell helped. Miss Gladys Haskell of Boston could not attend.
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John Footer
Edward Footer
Upper High Street
Memorial Hospital
James T. Gardenier
High Street
Arcenne A. Stolt
Join Worden
Constance S. Worden
Jamaica Plain
Harry E. Stetson
Stuppink
Middle Street
Wiliam M Worden
Bath
Connie Worden
Massachuseuls
Sarah McKinney
Boston
Georgetown
Alonzo Hunt
Charles McKinney
Boston Elevated
Frank W. Danforth
Acadia Lodge
No. 13
Knights of Pythias
Harry H Watson
Harry C. Williams
Richard Hastings
Virginia and
Jeannette Hastings
Bangor
Phyllis Simpson
Florence Hale
George Hale
Freeport
Maynard Pinkham
East Brunswick
Orland
Simpson
Vinal W. Haskell
Robert H. Haskell
Washington Street
Preston Haskell
George W. Dall
South Street
Theresa Marion
George D. Cabot, Jr
George D. Cabot
Weehawken
N. J
Miss Dall
Morse High School
Cabot
Alpha Tau Omega
Bowdoin College
New York University
Kenneth Percival
Frances
Bobby
Portland
Percival
R.N
Farrington Hospital
State Street Hospital
Bath Memorial Hospital
Walter McCarty
Syracuse
N. Y
McCarty
George Avery
Academy Street
Popham Beach visitors mark 42nd season in Bath
Mr and Mrs C C Marsh of East Orange arrive in Bath Priday STERIL in Molar for the 42nd season at their oceanfront cottage. Their son Ralph, recently operated on in New York, will join them August 1. They stay at Hotel Bancroft in Worcester and tote four cars, needing ice in Connecticut due to heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A C. C. Marsh
East Orange
Bath
Molar
Meas Cage
Popham Beach
Popham
Ocean Front
Ralph
New York
Hotel Bancroft
Worcester
Connecticut
Social notes from Bath area visitors and locals
A crowded Bath social page lists Dr. and Mrs. John T. Byhouwer and sons visiting their grandparents in Bath for two months, with many related mentions of families from Kievitlaan, Holland and Portland. The column notes Kay Pepper’s Quebec trip and summer plans at Bailey Island, Louise Sonia’s weekend with her father and summer job shifts in Boston and Portland, plus the Kimball and Drake families’ travels and Moosehead Lake retreat. Notable mentions include Hon. Walter E. Edge returning to Small Point from Quebec salmon fishing with a 26 pounder, and various Laconia and Boston connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise C. Sonia
John E. Sonia
Beacon Street
Sonia
Hotel Eastland
Portland
Filene
Boston
Walter BE. Edge
Ventnor
N. J
Small Point
Restigouche
Matapedia
Que
Miss Betsy Twitchell Spends Weeks at Camp Wavenock
Miss Betsy Twitchell of Haddonfield New Jersey is staying a few weeks at Camp Wavenock Maine. She is accompanied by her mother Mrs Earl Twitchell who visited briefly with Mrs Davis Hatch of Greenstreet before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Twitchell
Haddonfield
N. J
Camp Wavenock
Maine
Earl Twitchell
Davis Hatch
Greenstreet
Morse Kin Reunion At Gun Point Harpswell
The annual reunion of Edwin J. and Olive Sackett Morse descendants was held Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Israel Leavitt at Gun Point, Harpswell. A shore dinner was served under the trees. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. E. G. A. Stetson and daughter Catherine of Brunswick, Edward E. Morse and family of Bath, Justus H. Miller and daughters Majella and Caroline of Bath, Albert Morse and son Marshall of Staten Island, Mrs. Harry Parker of Lowell, Mrs. Olive Clark of Augusta, Mrs. Jessie Reed of Woolwich, and Miss J. Gertrude Silsby visiting Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J
Olive Sackett Morse
Israel Leavitt
Gun Point
Staten Island
Harry Parker
Lowell, Mass
Olive Clark
Augusta
Jessie Reed
Woolwich
Residents and visitors dot Seacoast town social calendar
A parade of guests and residents share summer leisure in North Danville and nearby towns. Mrs Alston E Oliver and Miss Florence Darling visit Mrs Oliver’s relatives Irwin Daley and family. Outing weekends at cottages at Sabine Popham Beach and Sebago Lake are described, with extended visits by Hutchins, McGlinchy, Atherton and other locals. Several out-of-town guests from Portland Summit Natick and Minneapolis are noted along with retirements and business ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alston E. Oliver
Florence Darling
North
Danville
N. H
Oliver
Irwin Daley
Daley
George
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Sabine
Family News From Lewiston and Bath
Mrs Mary Minihane of Lewiston and brother in law Timothy Minihane of Whitman Mass returned Monday after weekend with Mrs Minihane s daughter Mrs Dominique Tardif of Park street Capt Richard Quick of The Texas Company steamship Dongannon arrived in Bath for a two months vacation with his family 300 Washington street He placed his niece Mrs Vernon Mitchell aboard a plane to New Orleans where her husband s illness summoned her Mr Mitchell second mate on Capt Quick s ship had a minor accident aboard the ship last Thursday and will be confined in the marine hospital in New Orleans for a week or ten days Mrs Freeman Wilson and daughter Gloria and Mrs Omer Tondreau and daughter June spent a week at Moosehead Lake visiting sites of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Minihane
Lewiston
Timothy Minihane
Whitman, Mass
Minihane
Dominique Tardif
Park Street
Richard Quick
Texas Company
Dongannon
Bath
Washington Street
Quick
Vernon
Mitchell
New York
New Orleans
Marine Hospital
Morse Family Relocates to Sebasco Log Cabin Season
Mr and Mrs Horace P Morse relocate from West street with daughter Barbara and son James to a Sebasco log cabin for the remainder of the season. A clam bake at Buzzells East Boothbay drew attendees from Boothbay Harbor and Bath including Mayor Arthur Sewall and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace P. Morse
Barbara
James
West Street
Sebasco
George Nevens
Donald
Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Buzzell's
East Boothbay
Bath
Arthur Sewall
Carroll Watson
Charles J. Donnell
Frederick E. Drake
Mark W. Sewall
Anne Kimball
Miriam W. Kimball
Clarence W. Murae
Clare Coombs
John McInnes
Mary F. Gibbons
Harry F. Morin
Henry C. Wright
Luncheon Guests Include Readers from Several States
Mrs. Roscoe P. McFadden hosted Monday luncheon guests at 1023 Middle Street. Attendees were Mrs. Inez M. Cushman of Readfield, Mrs. Helen Caldwell of Mount Vernon Missouri, and Miss Eunice L. Lyford of New York City. Lyford is a former Bath resident and former Texas Co. secretary to George B. Drake. Caldwell's husband wrote Tobacco Road and is associated with the Forrest Theatre in New York. she is the daughter of Pop Lannigan, a noted William and Mary College instructor, where she was its only woman chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe P. McFadden
Middle Street
Inez M. Cushman
Readfield
Helen Caldwell
Mount Vernon
Eunice L. Lyford
New York
N. Y
Miss Lyford
Bath
The
Texas Co
George B. Drake
Porrest Theatre
Pop” Lannigan
William and Mary College
Barbara Alice Fraser Birthday Party in Bangor
Barbara Alice Fraser celebrated her fifth birthday with a Saturday party from two to four. Guests included Florence Armstrong Barbara Fleming Marjorie Praser Mary Rose Lewis Betty Mac Guire Joan Osborne Billy and David McKellar. Games were played and refreshments served with a birthday cake centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Alice Fraser
William E. Fraser
Green Street
Florence Armstrong
Barbara Fleming
Marjorie Praser
Mary Rose Lewis
Betty MacGuire
Joan Osborne
Billy
David McKellar
Bath Social Roundup Delights Visitors and Honeymooners
Long list of Bath residents and visitors noted from the weekend report. Mr and Mrs Harry Arenstam of New York plus daughter Faith Marilyn of Auburn called on friends in Bath. Mrs R W Samartin returned to Hartford after staying with Torrey family. Amelia Earhart search noted with interest by Charles W Clifford and Pinehurst residents. Sophia M Weinblatt visiting Bath then Portland. Harry Knight of New Haven visiting Bath, Summer at Homewood Yarmouth. Martin Watrous returns from Northern Maine and New Hampshire. Leon J Lentz of National Park on honeymoon, guests of Gordon Lake. Harold J Haggett family hosted Danford McDonald guests. Mark W Sewall of Boothbay Harbor visiting cousin Edward Sewall Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Arenstam
New York
Benjamin Bornstein
Faith Marilyn
Auburn
Bath
the Arenstams
Harry Knight
New Haven
Conn
Knight
Homewood
Yarmouth
Mabel Bacon
Mr. Knight
The
Southern New England Telephone Co
Martin Watrous
Sedgemere
Rich's Mountain
New Meadows
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Leon J. Lentz
National Park
N. J
Gordon Lake
Shepard Street
Captain Reed’s 56th season sails from Woolwich to Boothbay Harbor
City notes Captain David G. Reed of Woolwich begins his 56th season taking parties from Boothbay Harbor in his launch Hardee. His cat boat Molly was his first season boat in 1881 when Squirrel Island had six cottages. Reed’s boats draw crowds at the Islands and he is known for immaculate craft and genial service. A 12 year old girl was injured in a collision with a southbound car at School Street and Washington, taken home and hospitalized for X rays with no serious injuries. Salvation Army begins its annual maintenance appeal July 1 with Adjt. Edward J. Tripp and helper Lester Jacobs. Bath assist sought for a July 7 tag day. Fire aid from Bath requested as a fire near Standard Oil tanks threatened area. Brunswick engine called but not needed as fire was quickly controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Reed
Woolwich
Boothbay Harbor
Reed
Hardee
Molly
Squirrel Island
Sally Sarkis
Middle Street
School Street
Washington
Robert Cressey
Washington Street
Harry Y. Cressey
Memorial Hospital
Salvation Army
Adjt
Edward J. Tripp
The
Army
Lester William Jacobs
Rockland
Bath
Hallowell
Standard Oil Co
Morse
Fred Perry
Brunswick
Perry
Carlton bridge ticket issued to Bath residents
Ticket 3340 from the 1937 Carlton bridge series was issued Tuesday morning at City Clerk John W. Gilmore's office. With most of the year remaining, total sales reach 39 of the 1936 annual figure.
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Carlton Bridge
Bath
John W. Gilmore
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Toronto
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New England Tel. & Tel. Co
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Stockton Springs
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Brooklyn
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Quarrysville
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Cato Avenue
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Summer Street
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Grove Street
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Brunswick Road
James Farnham
Waterville
Charles I. Madden, Jr
William Cushing
South Freeport
Luther Cushing
Edwin H. Given
Gretchen
Wakefield
Sarah Given
Valley Road
Robert
Francis E. Lee
Quincy, Maas
Charlies O. Wilson, Jr
Claire Jean
Eugene
Waterbury, Conn
Fred H. Thompson, Jr
Phyllis
Rexford B. Stover
Meadow Way
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A. F. Williams
Togus
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MacLanathan
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Arthur
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Canada
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Roslindale
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East Weymouth
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Arrowsic
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Edward Street
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Yumiden-Oost
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Frank Pepper
Maple Street
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Langdon T. Thaxter
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Milton
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Laconia
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Edward G. Morin
Donnell
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William H. Sheldon
New England Conservatory of Music
Sheldon
Voice
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E. Lincoln Avenue
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Wynburg
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Weenonah
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Bath Street
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New York Shipbuilding Co
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Summit
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Grant Jewett
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William
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Indian Point
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