Birthday party honors Miss Gloria Young at nine
Miss Gloria Young was guest of honor at a birthday party at her home on Thursday afternoon. Her young friends enjoyed games and refreshments and presented many gifts to celebrate her ninth birthday. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Young of Upper Washington Street and received a decorated birthday cake from her grandmother Mrs. Noyes Young of 11 Dummer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Young
Miss Young
Louis Young
Upper Washington Street
Noyes Young
Dummer Street
Nancy Young
Ronald Atwood
Louis Young, Jr
Raymond Ayer
Edwin Pert
Dorothy Harmon
Irene Jones
Ellen James
Muriel Ayer
Mary
Beverly Lewis
Lorraine Hamlin
Eunice Pert
Beverly van Buren
Betty
Evelyn Berry
Jean Bowers
Hilda Surrette
Helen Cook
Roberta Barter
Walter James
William Graham
Osborn Butler
Donald Robert
Laforest G. Coombs
Cherry Street
Kings Point
Benjamin P. Coombs
Donald
Lloyd Coombs
Richard and
Jloyd Coombs, Jr
Pearl E. Dunbar
Alice Deehan
Evelyn Witham
Beverly Coombs
Lois McClean
John Gowan
Berry's Mills
Anita Barter
Barbara Esmond
Joan Osborne
Betty Berry
Emily Ann Studson
Forest Staples
Ralph King, Jr
Joan Pearson
Carolyn Stackpole
Nancy Cools
Mary Gallant
Paul Petit
Families Return from Summer Stays and Local News
Local residents recount summer cottage trips with numerous visitors and departures. births announce Charles Irving Thayer to Albert and Mrs. Thayer at Memorial Hospital. engagements include Mabel Caroline and Roland Haney Tibbetts. Bath area families resume summer routines with extended relatives and travel notes. multiple streets named. Frank details of vacations and visits across Pearl, Washington, Center, Russell, and High streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Irving Thayer
Memorial Hospital
Albert Thayer
Washington Street
Perkins Family Returns From Popham Beach Holiday
Mr and Mrs H Dorman Perkins and daughters Doris and Evelyn of 47 Bedford Street returned Sunday from Popham Beach where they stayed a week at the W S Voorhees cottage. Miss Lucy H Hartwell of Cambridge Mass is staying a week with Mrs J R Andrews of Washington Street. Miss Hartwell and her sister Miss Anna L Hartwell of Cambridge joined Wednesday with Mrs Healy and Miss Ella Heally of Boston and went to Damariscotta for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Dorman Perkins
Doris
Evelyn
Bedford Street
Popham Beach
W. S. Voorhees
Lucy H. Hartwell
Cambridge
Mass
J. R. Andrews
Washington Street
Hartwell
Path
Anna L. Hartwell
Healy
Ella Heally
Boston
Damariscotta
Louise M. Stewart
U.S. Internal Revenue Department
John Stewart
Pearl Street
Stewart
Quincey
Quincy
International
Ernest Guay
Waterville
Portland Visitors Fill Weekend Gathers at Washington Street
Mrs Ralph Dunton of Portland spends the weekend with Mr and Mrs Edward St Martin on upper Washington street. Capt and Mrs Dunton remain in Portland all summer due to Capt Duntons employment. Several families from New York and West Virginia visit area residents, while a Birch Point tea honors Mrs Warren Mansfield and Miss Evelina Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyall F. Sewall
John W. Williams
Walter E. Edge
Arthur Sewald
Washington Street
Warren Mansfield
Portland
Evelina Pierce
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Edward T. Hetzler
New York
Birch Point
John K. Jayne
New Canaan
Ralph Dunton
Edward St. Martin
Upper
Capt
Mrs. Dunton
Robinhood
Capt. Dunton
Arthur Sewall 2d
Mrs. Mansfield
Miss Pierce
Mrs. Hetzler
Social Week End Visits and Travel Plans Mentioned
Mr and Mrs Matthew L Harri son 32 Summer street spent a week at Fullerton cottage on the New Meadows river with guest Miss Mary Cunningham. Mrs Daniel T Dougherty hosted a small luncheon followed by two tables of contract. Mrs Harlan Small of Springfield Mass and Mrs Joseph P Greenleaf of Seattle Wash attended. Mrs William R Freeman and children Pris cilla left for Westfield N J after visiting Mr and Mrs Fred D Hill. Capt Freeman of the Steamship Mongomery City Isthmian Line is expected to arrive next week from a trip to the Philippine Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew L. Harrison
Summer Street
Fullerton
New Meadows
Donald
Mary Cunningham
Middle Street
Daniel T. Dougherty
Harlan Small
Springfield
Mass
Joseph P. Greenleaf
Seattle
Wash
William R. Freeman
William, Jr
Priscilla
Westfield
N. J
Fred D. Hill
High Street
Capt. Freeman
Mongomery City
Isthmian Line
Philippine Islands
Local Social Roundup Receives House Guests and Scout Camp Plans
Mrs. Frank Moses of 20 Corliss street returned home after a Salem Arlington trip. Her sister-in-law Mrs. James Bowditch of West Medford joined for a short visit. Mrs. J Leslie Coombs of 100 South street hosts this weekend with Ernest and Mrs. Fulton and daughter Dorothea of Braintree plus Miss Margaret McQuarrie of Los Angeles. Miss McQuarrie, a Bath High School alumna, once lived here. Master Edmund Hagan of upper High street leaves Sunday for Camp Hinds in Raymond for a three week Boy Scout session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hagan
Betty
Edmund
High Street
Warren
Camp Tarry-A-While
Mr Hagan
Bath Tron Works
Hagan
Norman O Morse
Norman Jr
Willow Street
Frank Moses
Corliss Street
Salem
Arlington
Mass
James Bowditch
West Medford
J. Leslie Coombs
South Street
Ernest Fulton
Fulton
Dorothea
Braintree
Margaret McQuarrie
Los Angeles
Calif
Edmund Hagan
Upper High Street
Raymond
Camp Hinds
New England residents take travel breaks across states
Miss Muriel Grace plans a New York visit to see G Grace after returning from a Florida winter. Mr and Mrs Lincoln Farrar of Portland tour California via the Canadian route, visiting Grand Canyon and Hollywood. William Perkins and Eunice visit Durham North Carolina for a week as Eunice graduates from Morse High and plans Duke University next fall. Various relatives and friends from Bath to Boston travel or host in Maine, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, with hospital stays noted for Mrs Hutchins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Grace
South Street
New York
William G. Grace
Grace
Florida
Bath
Lincoln B. Farrar
Portland
California
Grand Canyon
Hollywood
Farrar
William C. Perkins
Eunice
Summerstreet
Durham
N.C
Local families return from scenic Americana outing
Mr and Mrs Clarence Fullerton and son Richard of Mechanic Street have come back from a week at Belgrade Lakes. Mrs Charles E Doten and grandson Master Robert Doten of Portland arrived to spend the weekend with Mrs Doten’s sister Mrs Whitman R Mitchell of Milan. Wherrier siblings Mr and Mrs Ralph Baber and Texas family guests for a week. Miss Nancy Sewall and Miss Cynthia Sewall of Washington Street left for Camp Laughing Soon at East Waterford for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fullerton
Richard
Mechanic Street
Belgrade Lakes
Charles E. Doten
Grandsor
Robert Doten
Portland
Doten
Whitman R. Mitchell
Milan
Wherrier
Ralph Baber
Texas
Nancy Sewall
Cynthia Sewall
Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
East Waterford
Luncheon Hosts Honor Guests From Seattle and Springfield
Mrs Clarence W Morse and Miss Clare Coombs hosted a Thursday luncheon for Mrs Joseph P Greenleaf of Seattle and Mrs Harlan P Smwall of Springfield. Two tables of contract followed with Mrs Frederick N Sew all winning first prize and Mrs Small second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Joseph P. Greenleaf
Seattle
Wash
Harlan P. Smwall
Springfield
Mass
Frederick N. Sewall
Small
Boston Return Noted For Jean LeClair Visit
Mrs Jean LeClair has returned to Boston after visiting her sister Mrs Ray E Parker at 8 Cummings Street Other recent guests of Mr and Mrs Parker were Mr and Mrs Oliver Bisson who returned Friday to Marlboro Massachusetts after a nine day visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean LeClair
Boston
Ray E. Parker
Cummings Street
Parker
Oliver Bisson
Marlboro
Mass
William Cushman
Naugatuck
Conn
Edmund Staple
Front Street
Cushman Jrr
Cushman
Bangor
Miss Lillian Rogers Returns From Holiday Visit
Miss Lillian G Rogers assistant manager at the Hotel Kenmore Boston has returned after a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert W Rogers on Whiskeag road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian G. Rogers
Kenmore
Boston
Herbert W. Rogers
Whiskeag Road
Mystery German consul detained after California trip
A chaotic summer scene unfolds as Mrs. Hyde and the Misses Hyde halt in Elmhurst then travel from Boston via California stopping at Grand Canyon races. A Los Angeles to San Francisco flight lands to police entry seizing Fritz Wiedemann the German consul amid rumors of safe passage to Germany and late departure plans on Yawata Maru. The incident coincides with birthday parties, family visits, and summer tourism across Maine, Boston, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene Ane
Dsudiere
Hyde
Missile
Elmhurst
Boston
California
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Fritz Wiedemann
United States
Wiedemann
Germany
Mr. Wiedemann
Mr. Wrenn
Mrs Nelson Injured When Taxi Rolls At Hospital
Mrs Charles F Nelson a Sagadahock Real Estate clerk is in Massachusetts Woman's Hospital after being thrown from a taxi outside the hospital. She had accompanied Mrs William J Tait to Boston for a prior operation checkup and was waiting at the hospital curb when the taxi began to roll. Doctors fear possible complications and she may stay a week or ten days for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Nelson
Sagadahock Real Estate Association
Massachusetts Woman's Hospital
William J. Tait
Hieacon Street
Boston
Statler Hotel
Cothran Guilty of Reckless Driving Fined and Appealing
Stanley F. Cothran of Woolwich Bath Iron Works driller was found guilty in Municipal court of reckless driving and ordered to pay a 25 dollar fine plus 30.26 dollars costs or face 30 days in Augusta jail. He appealed with $300 sureties. The trial followed testimony about a June 15 morning collision on Garden Street involving William L. Scott and passengers, who claimed the Scott car pulled out suddenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley F. Cothran
Woolwich
Bath Iron Works
Gardiner R. Deering
Augusta
Edward W. Bridgham
Cothran
Judge Deering
Mr. Cothran
Sylvester M. Barnes
Oxhorn
Scott
John P. Crosby
William L. Scott
Garden Street
Howard E. Elliott
Clifton Street
Ernest Howe
Pine Street
Margaret Gallant
Woolwich Reunites after Quebec Visit and Local Activities
Woolwich residents and visitors are listed returning from Canada and hosting guests from Maine and North Carolina. Local social events include church group meetings at the Congregational church, a Day's Ferry community card party, and cemetery association annual meeting. The Bath Boothbay launch trips remain popular with daily sailings and Town Taxis bringing tourists for the scenic excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweau
Island Heights
N. J
Edwold Carter
George Wright
Quebec
Canada
Alden Bailey
Morse High School
Bath Iron Works
Burton Hodgkins
Augusta
Eben Dana
Elle Temple
Bowdoinham
Albert Temple
Lee Jackson
North Carolina
James Thorpe
Everett Davis
Ruth
Clara Cook
Portland
Jennie Rogers
Phippsburg
E. W. Stimpson
Skowhegan
S. A. Grigely
Barbara Sue
Rocky Hill
Josiah W. Reed
Partridge Cemetery Association of
Woolwich
Duncan McIntosh
Christian Endeavor
Scout Troop 55 Heads on Three Day Connecticut Lakes Trip
Boy Scout troop No. 55 departs Monday for a three day outing to Connecticut Lakes in New Hampshire. They will camp with tents, hike the area and the new highway No. 3. Rev. Joseph O. Purdue and Carl Albee accompany the group, with Bart Lett, Joseph Swanton, David Crockett, Lawrence Matter, Robert Lawrence, Curtis Albee, Richard Marr, Donald By ivester, Colin Itchell, and Andiam Osborn listed as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Lakes
New Hampshire
New Road
Highway No. 3
Joseph O. Purdue
Carl Albee
Bartlett
Joseph Swanton
David Crockett
Lawrence Matter
Robert Lawrence
Curtis Albee
Richard Marr
Donald By Ivester
Colin Itchell
Kunst Family Returns Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs William Kunst and son George have returned to their home in St Clair Shores Michigan after visiting Mr and Mrs Walter S White and daughter Miriam of 1 Deering street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Epps
Judith
Franklin, Jr
William
Charleston
W. Va
Epps
William A. Furber
Washington Street
Warrens. Unger
Presque Isle
William Kunst
George
St. Clair Shores, Mich
Walter S. White
Miriam
Deering Street
Legion Post Pledges 50 Toward Park Pond Cement Base
Roland Smith and A L speak in support of cleaning the city park pond. Tuesday night, members voted to contribute 50 to build a permanent cement base, conditioned on permanence. The soft bottom causes debris to trap in mud and endangers waders with sharp debris and exposed tin and crockery. The Post recently freed from mortgage burdens aims to start community improvements and may extend the wading pool project if needed. A committee led by Commander Howard Pratt and Reinhold J M Steussy will represent the Post. A separate discussion on collecting aluminum for national defense was postponed to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Smith Post
A. L
Ee Ri
Howard Pratt
Edgar D. Leavitt
Reinhold J. M. Steussy
West Bath Grange Meeting Highlights and Activities
West Bath grange opened with community singing led by Mrs. Lewis Carter, with readings by Mrs. Fred K. Sturtevant. Fred Young of Auburn won the penny match. a quiz on grange work followed, and plans for quiz contests were announced. The charter was draped for Edward Copeland. Young, grange insurance representative, donated a hall rug. the group reports a strong year for new policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Lewis Carter
Fred K. Sturtevant
Fred Young
Auburn Grange
Grange
Edward Copeland
Young
Grange Insurance
Brown and Wardwell visit Portland then Caribou
Mrs Ole Wardwell recently visiting daughter Mrs Otis Brown in Cooper’s Mills and Mrs Brown’s family. They left Sunday to visit another daughter in Portland and will return to Caribou after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Brown
Cooper’s Mills
Ole Wardwell
Otis Brown
Brown
Portland
Caribou
Sabino Notes Visit and Cottage Week at Sabine
Miss Beatrice Doble visits with her sister Dr Marion Doble and husband George F Carey of Hampton Virginia. Many friends and relatives share weekends at Sabine including Rexfort Clark Everett Massachusetts and Mrs Louella Noyes mother of Sabine. Families attend Ladies Aid meetings and cottage gatherings with numerous names from Beechmont Haverhill West Bath Bath Rockland and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Doble
Marion Doble
George F. Carey
Hampton, Va
Rexfort Clark
Everett
Mass
Louella Noyes
Sabino
Henry Cotteau
Albert Decesso
E. R. Hayes
Horace Aiken
Beechmont
Leonard Oliver
Oliver
Everett Lemont
Charles Hewitt
Alpheus Purington
Haverhill
Walter Gilpen
Sabine
Boston
Maine
Albert Horley
Arlington
Beacon Street Church
Humphrey Owens
Dromore Frange
D. O. Blaisdell
Charlotte Owen
Food Sale At Rogers Hardware By Auxiliary
Mrs Earle D Risteen Mrs Guy Nichols and Miss Doris Kingsbury oversee a Saturday food sale from 2 to 5 pm at Rogers Hardware store conducted by the Admiral Charles F ae auxiliary. All home cooked goods will be for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle D. Risteen
Guy Nichols
Doris Kingsbury
Rogers Hardware Store
Admiral
Charles F. Ae
Hostesses Named for Bath Maine Art Exhibit
Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority will host the Maine artists exhibit at Bath Country Club July 20 and 21 with Mrs H rt Lemont and Miss Ellen Stevens as general hostesses. Patroness Mrs Arthur Sewall attends. Chairmen William Turpie and Mrs Linwood W Haynes lead refreshments. tickets managed by Mrs Roger M Luke and Mrs John Greene with several hostesses covering Sunday and Monday sessions. exhibit opens daily at 10 a.m. Tea served 3 to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Rt Lemont
Ellen Stevens
Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Maine
Bath Country Club
Arthur Sewall
William Turpie
Linwood W. Haynes
John Greene
Mary E. Carroll
Helen Hayes
Leonard B. Wetherbee
Roger M. Luke
Wetherbee
Luke
Two Bath Men Enroll in Bowdoin Flying Course
Bowdoin-C. A. A. pilot training school at Brunswick airport reports ten students in the primary course. Notables include Stanley Johnson of Brunswick, 8S. B. Cressey of Bowdoin, and Raymond Ramsey of Bath, with eight Bowdoin men in the secondary course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin-C. A
Thomas L. Downs
Harpswell
Trinity College
Bartlett
James 8. King
the Airways, Inc
Frank Simpson
Lendall Roberts
Lisbon Falls
Ann Wood
First Supper Dance at Country Club
The Country club hosted its first supper dance on Saturday night with over 100 attendees. A chicken salad supper began at eight, followed by dancing until midnight. Plans already exist for another supper dance on August 9. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Skillings and Mr. and Mrs. Drake Jr. Music was by William Colleran's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger D. Skillings
J. Edward Drake, Jr
William Colleran
Marcia Moulton
Sewall
Ruth Robinson
Richard Hersom
Francis A. Winchenbach
Robert Shaw
Edwin M. Fuller
Milton C. Trott
Tunnel Plan Aims To Ease City Traffic Grid
Work to begin in fall aims to relieve congestion at Court and High streets where crossing traffic meets at right angles. A tunnel under High street would remove at grade crossing. Long lines form on Center street hill as signals favor east and west traffic, with bottlenecks near the Soldiers' monument and railroad tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court and
High Streets
High Street
Center Street
Washington and
Center Streets
Soldiers’ Monument
High
Lincoln Streets
Mr and Mrs Edwin H Given Visit Bath Roots
Mr and Mrs Edwin H Given of Pittsburgh left Sunday after a short stay with his mother Mrs Sarah Given of Beacon Street. Given, a Remington Rand Corp representative, is on a two week vacation. The couple were former Bath residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Given Reen
Burgh
Sarah Given
Beacon Street
Given
Remington Rand Corp
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Given
Bath
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Mildred MacFarland
New Portland
Albert Whayer
Frances McKenzie
South Grammar School
Bates College
Lewiston
Miss McKenzie
Charles McKenzie
Rumford
Stephens High School
Farmington Normal School
Alice Cowan
Medford
Clarence W. Marge
William Milliken
Oak Street
Audrey Hill
Mary Stone
Mary Durant
Shirley James
Ann Merrill
Pat Vennett
Loraine Holmes
Betty Jones
Hilda Staples
Jean Stanton
Sally Munsey
Martha Torrey
Bob Cummings
Richard Footer
Russell Turcotte
John Kakos
Franklin Staples
Bob Fortier
Gene Babine
Edward Cummings
John Perry
Bernard Pratt
Joseph Desmond
Roger A. Worrey
Roger Allan Jr
Lois Ann
Mr. Worrey
Herbert E. Worrey
Eleanor Davis
Betty Davis
William C. Davis
Pittston, Pa
Caleb Burns
Clara Purrington
Gorham
Walter Norton
Clarence Arsenault
Peter Lebel
Felix Gallant
Henry
Omer Tondreau
Leger’s Corner
Adamsville
Prince Edward Island
Helen Thomas West
Harriet Kirkpatrick
Columbus
Ohio
Alice Rich
Margaret H. Rich
West
Miss Rich
Kirkpatrick
Mexico
Gloucester
Boothbay Harbor
Catherine Hoover
George C. Minard
John J. Atwood
Jackie
Allston
Atwood
Kerwin B. Butcher
Thomas F. Reynolds
Washinggton Street
Allan Spear
Joseph
Popham
Alfred J. Rowe
Wendell Stevens
Edward Foster
Virginia Oliver
Benjamin F. Savage
Genesta Chapter
Savage
Daniel Williams
Elizabeth
John Tourtiliotte
6Th Army Corps
Providence
R. J
Ethel Tourtillotte
John C. Tourtillotte
Russell Street
Emily Furber
Ampusta General Hospital
Willis Beine
Billy
Waltham, Miss
John Grindell
Brunswick Road
Kennen
Pamela
New Canaan, Conn
Small Point Beach
Alexander MacDonald
Buffalo
Lancelot W. Stafford
Eric Stafford
Queens
Susan N. Ballou
Hilda Moore
Paul Hughes
John Given
Barbara
John, Jr
Millinocket
Ethel Tourtillette
Frank E. Hollis
South Portland
Clyde S. Jordan
Dover
N. H
Nancy Russell
Benjamin Woodside
Georgetown
Augusta E. Rowe
Lena Donnell
Rowe
Frank H. Bea
Brunswick
Alfred Hutchins
Hutchins
Fred J. Higgins
Arthur Gilley
Southwest Harbor
Josie Thompson
Watertown
Chester W. Clement
Bath Street
Joseph Fulmer
Marie
Ann
Mr. Fulmer
John
Clementon
Philadelphia
Joseph Saint
Meadowway
Five Islands
Nellie E. King
Freeman A. Trott
Virginia
Dike Road
Little Sebayo Laks
Fish
Farmer
Bristol
Boothbay
Legion W
West Bath
S. B. Cressey
Raymond Ramsey