Society and Clubs Bulk Vacation Notes from Bath and Victo
Oil Co. and various families are shown enjoying summer visits and gatherings across Bath Victoriaville and Southport. The piece lists numerous individuals including Perreault relatives Frank Lemont from Washington and several Bath area residents visiting kin in Bath and Concord Mass. Also noted are trips to games in Boston and a model railroad meeting in Dartmouth along with picnics at Pleasant Pond and hosting summer guests at multiple cottages.
Social Visits Span City and Suburbia
Mr and Mrs Edward Thomas of New York City visit their cousin Miss Anne Kimball at the Red House Lincoln street Mrs Donald Nash Koughan visits Mr Chan s parents Mr and Mrs mk Daniel Koughan of New tonville Mass She will visit relatives in Braintree Mass before returning tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thomas
New York City
Miss Anne Kimball
Red House
Lincoln Street
Donald Nash Koughan
Mr. Chan
Mk Daniel Koughan
Newtonville
Mass
Braintree
Fiske Family Opens Cedarhurst House for Summer in Maine
Mr and Mrs Charles P Fiske and daughter Anne of Cedarhurst Long Island have opened their house in Phippsburg for the summer inviting visitors and noting the family’s Maine retreat as a seasonal stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Fiske
Anne
Cedarhurst
Long Island
Phippsburg
Drakes Visit Bath After Berwyn Arrival
Mr and Mrs William Drake with son James and daughters Molly and Anne of Berwyn Pennsylvania arrived in Bath Thursday evening. They will stay with Mr and Mrs Frederick E Drake on Washington Street then return to their Birch Street cottage. Harry Litchfield of Bath Street, previously housebound, can now go downstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Drake
James
Molly
Anne
Berwyn
Bath
Mr. Drake
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Birch St
Miss Hart and Libby Return From Service
Miss Marie Hart of Floral Street visits Mead Owbrook for a few days. Hilton Libby of High Street, son of Mr and Mrs Harry L Libby, has returned home after a 14 month Navy service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hart
Floral Street
Meadowbrook
Hilton Libby
Harry L. Libby
High Street
Navy
Libby
Miss Helen Oulton Returns From Visit To Portland
Miss Helen Oulton R N returns to Portland after visiting her parents J and Mrs Allen Oulton on Bed Road. She recently finished duties in the accident ward of Maine General Hospital and now pursues a course in anesthesia at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Oulton
R. N
Portland
Allen Oulton
Bedrd Street
Miss Oulton
Maine General Hospital
Ospital
Mrs William Holland Visits Center Street Resident
Mrs William Holland of Minster Mass visits at the home of Mrs Florence R Woodside on Center Street. She expects to stay several weeks and has formerly resided here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holland
Minster
Mass
Florence R. Woodside
Center Street
Mrs Wellington Moore Returns From South Portland Visit
Mrs Wellington A Moore of Weeks Street returns home from South Portland with her daughter Batholomew O'Donnell and children Colleen and Mien who will spend a week visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington A. Moore
Weeks Street
South Portland
Batholomew O'Donnell
Plummer Guests Return From Two Weeks At Five Islands
Mr and Mrs Leland Plummer and guests Mrs and Mrs Charles Foster of the Neck New York have returned from a two weeks cutt ing at Five Islands as guests of Capt and Mrs William F Plummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Plummer Dummer
Charles Foster
Neck
S. 1
N. Y
Islands
Mr. Plummer
Capt
William F. Plummer
Visiting relatives bring updates from South Portland area
Mrs. John Atwood along with her son Jackie and daughter Ellen arrived for a visit with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Kerwin B. Boucher, and grandmother, Mrs. Thomas F. Reynolds of Washington street. Reynolds is confined to bed with illness. Mrs. John B. Downey and her son Harold of Berlin, New Hampshire, were recent visitors in Bath and Wis casset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Atwood
Jackie
Ellen
South Portland
Atwood
Kerwin B. Boucher
Thomas F. Reynolds
Washington Street
Reynolds
John B. Downey
Harold
Berlin, N. H
Bath and
Wiscasset
Two Women Return From Toledo Vacation Visit Ohio Indiana
Miss Edna Oliver and Miss Frances Alley returned home Thursday after a two weeks' vacation in Toledo Ohio. They were accompanied by Dale W Bruns who returned to his Woolwich home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Oliver for two weeks. They toured many places of interest in Ohio and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Oliver
Frances Alley
Toledo
Ohio
Dale W. Bruns
Woolwich
Freeman Oliver
Indiana
Master Edmund Perreault Vacationing at Camp Gregory
Master Edmund Perreault of Court Street is spending a month’s vacation at Camp Gregory in Dry Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Perreault
Court Street
Camp Gregory, Dry Mills
Mrs Frink Visits Friends In Drummond Street Area
Mrs Samuel Frink of Richmond Massachusetts visits her parents Mr and Mrs Fred A Bowie of Drummond street. She is joined by Mr Frink and daughter Barbara for a two week stay visiting Mr and Mrs Nelson Rice of Sagadahoc Ferry and Mr and Mrs Robert Simpson of Trufant street before returning home. Mrs Frank Beals of Brunswick was a Friday guest of her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Alfred L Hutchins of Middle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Frink
Richmond
Mass
Fred A. Bowie
Drummond Street
Frink
Barbara
Nelson Rice
Sagadahoc Ferry
Robert Simpson
Trufant Street
Frank Beals
Brunswick
Alfred L. Hutchins
Middle Street
Freeman Oliver Engagement Announces Edna Oliver to Dale Bruns
Mr and Mrs Freeman S Oliver of Woolwich announce the engagement of their daughter Edna M Oliver to Dale W Bruns son of Mr and Mrs W J Bruns of Toledo Ohio Miss Oliver is a Morse High School graduate class of 46 Bruns was discharged from the U S Navy after two years in the South Pacific No wedding date set
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman ‘S. Oliver
Woolwich
Edna M. Oliver
Dale W. Bruns
W. J. Bruns
Toledo
Ohio
Miss Oliver
Morse High School
Bruns
U. S. Navy
South Pacific
Miss Alzira Gross vacationing in Rockland and Camden
Miss Alzira Gross of Court street employed at the Edna Mae Shoppe is spending her vacation in Rockland and Camden, enjoying a quiet respite in the coastal towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alzira Gross
Court Street
Edna Mae
Rockland
Camden
Bath residents enjoy Southport cottages vacationing party
Among Bath residents on vacation at Southport are Mr. and Mrs. John Black and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parker of Nashua New Hampshire occupying the Black cottage, with Mrs. Thomas Black at her cottage. Mrs. John Black is Gladys Parker, daughter of the late Walter O Parker, former Bath Department Co. store owner. Both Mrs. Black and her brother Walter Parker graduated from Morse High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Southport
John Black
Walter Parker
Nashua
N. H
Thomas Black
Gladys Parker
Walter O. Parker
Bath Department Co
W. O. Parker & Co
Mrs Alicia Foose Guest of Bath Family in Phippsburg
Mrs. Alicia Foose of Bath is a weekend guest of her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. George W. Larrabee and son George Jr at their home in Phippsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Foose
Bath
George W. Larrabee
George, Jr
Phippsburg
Mrs Margaret Wilson visiting Woolwich relative
Mrs Margaret Wilson of Washington street is spending a few weeks with her niece Mrs Harold Gilmore in Woolwich while staying with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wilson
Frank Wilson
Washington Street
Harold Gilmore
Woolwich
Nurse Miss Gertrude Simpson Visits Bath
Miss Gertrude Simpson daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville W Simpson of Trufant street is spending three weeks in Bath She is a student nurse at Maine General Hospital Portland and will tour the area during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Simpson
Orville W. Simpson
Trufant Street
Bath
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Mrs Gillies Visiting Hartford With Gilies Family
Mrs James A Gillies of Washington street visits Hartford Connecticut with Mr Gillies mother Mrs James A Gillies Sr and family in a multi generational Hartford stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gillies
Washington Street
Hartford, Conn
Picnic at Popham Beach Ends With Sun and Snacks
A group of ng enjoyed a Friday evening picnic at Popham Beach. They swam and wandered the shore then shared hot dogs, rolls, chips and coffee. Notable attendees included Eve Lyn White, Betty Small, Ruth Cummings, and many others. Betty Anderson substituted at the Edna Mae Shoppe during vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham H
Evelyn White
Betty Small
Ruth Cummings
Franies Aherty
Jean Stanton
Barbara Hart
Jeanette Goodwin
Germaine Bonney
Catherine Wright
Martha Torrey
Lorraine Cummings
James H. Bonney
Harold Armes
Edward Cummings
Robert Cummings
William Milliken
Albert Desmond
Robert Fortier
Paul Lemont
Daniel Hatch
Joseph Desmond
Bruce Wright
Hilton Libby
Norman Tobey
John Gilmore
Bette Hart
Fred Hayward
Fort Lauderdale Couple Visiting Fremont Street Relatives
Mr and Mrs H G Albee of Fort Lauderdale Florida were recent guests of Mrs Albee s parents Mr and Mrs B L Richardson of Freemont street The visit highlights family ties between the Florida couple and their Fremont street relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Albee
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Mrs. Albee
B. L. Richardson
Freemont Street
Naval officer visits depart to Annapolis course
Commander Charles Norris of the U S Navy has left Popham Beach to attend a study course in Annapolis Maryland. He is accompanied by Mrs Norris who will return to Popham at week’s end. Mrs Edith Perkins of New Brunswick New Jersey returns home after spending three weeks at her Cox Head cottage and visiting sister Mrs Carrie Smith of Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Norris
Popham Beach
Donnell
Annapolis
Norris
Popham
Edith Perkins
New Brunswick
N. J
Cox Head
Carrie Smith
Oak Street
Thompson couple back from Casco Bay outing at Kilbride home
Mr and Mrs Albert H Thompson of upper Washington street return from a coastal visit to Great Island on Casco Bay. They were guests of Mr and Mrs George Kilbride of Brunswick at their summer residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Thompson
Upper Washington Street
Great Island
Casco Bay
George Kilbride
Brunswick
Social hosts entertain across towns after auction visit
Mr and Mrs Raymond Small and Mr and Mrs John Freetis hosted friends at Brighams Cove. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Jordan and Mr and Mrs Sidney Watson of Candys Harbor. Mrs John McInnes and Mrs Mark Sewall of Bath along with Mrs George Nivens and Mrs Donald Sewall of Boothbay attended the Dam ariscotta auction sale and later dined at the Hounds Tooth in Waldoboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Small
John Freetis
Brigham's Cove
Ralph Jordan
Sidney Watson
Candy’s Harbor
John McInnes
Mark W. Sewall
Bath
George Nivens
Donald Sewall
Boothbay
Waldoboro
Tardiffs relocate to Hayward farm in North Bath
Mr and Mrs Philip Tardiff and children, formerly of Washington Street, have moved to the Hayward farm at North Bath after visiting relatives at 1 Nichols Street. Miss Gloria Young, daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Young of 1369 Washington Street, is spending July at Pleasant Villa cottage, Five Islands, while her brother Louis Young Jr also enjoys a two week vacation there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Tardiff
Washington Street
Hayward Farm
North Bath
Nichols Street
Gloria Young
Louis Young
Pleasant Villa Cottage
Five Islands
Louis Young, Jr
Students and guests at University of Maine Summer Session
Norman McKinnon Jr. attends the Maine summer session with his parents from Westbrook formerly of Bath. Louis M. Silverman of Mikel sky's returns from Chicago after the furniture show and National Association of Music Dealers convention at the Palmer House. Mrs. Andrew Hart and daughter Dorothy and son Lawrence, Miss Alice Byrant, Miss Jean Ouellette, and Kenneth Chute were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Savitt at Meadow Brook Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
University of Maine
Norman MceKinnon, Jr
Norman McKinnon
Westbrook
Bath
Louis M. Silverman
Mikelsky's
Chicago
Furniture Show
National Association of Music Dealers
Palmer House
Andrew Hart
Dorothy
Lawrence
Alice Byrant
Jean Ouellette
Kenneth Chute
Dudley Savitt
Meadowbrook
Brunswick visitors share Sabine Bay cottage leisure
Mrs. Arthur Wing and her daughter Sharon Ann of Brunswick are guests at the Larrabee cottage at Sabine, entertained by Mrs. Edwin Larrabee and Edwin Jr. Barbara. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Vail of Saugus arrive for a few days’ visit with their Coffin cousins in Park Street. Vail, a long-time General Electric plastic specialist in Lynn, plans a return stop in South Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dow
Richard
High Street
Ruth Edwards
Carson City
Nevada
Maria Dietrich
Marlene Dietrich
Arthur Wing
Sharon Ann
Brunswick
Larrabee Cottage
Sabine
Edwin Larrabee
Edwin, Jr
Barbara
Lawrence R. Vail
Saugus
Mass
Nathan E. Coffin
Park Street
Mr. Vail
General Electric Co
Lynn
South Portland
Boston Silversmith Arrives for Weekend at Campbell's Pond
Robert Metcalf, employed in Boston as a silversmith, arrives Friday evening to spend the weekend at his home at Campbell's Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Metcalf
Boston
Campbell’s Pond
Lorentsen Returns Home From Mercy Hospital
Chester Lorentsen of 35 Mechanic Street has returned to his home after a stay at Mercy Hospital Portland where he was a patient since June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Lorentsen
Mechanic Street
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Local bridal party entertained at homes and club
Informal events during the week included Mrs were entertaining guests at their home on street, Mr and Mrs G Murphy hosting a supper at the Country club for the bridal party and guests, and a luncheon at the Hotel Eagle Po Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ghevents
Lee
Eagle Po Brunswick
G. Murphy
Country Club
Mrs and Miss Ley to wed in Brunswick church today
Mr and Mrs W hosted an informal afternoon at home on Ern Avenue for Miss Fatty Ley of Boston. Miss Ma’s marriage to Franklin Fa is set for today at St Paul’s Church in Brunswick. Mrs Vladimir Orloff of East Ern Point Conn is visiting her sister Mrs Main Jr and Mr Main on Washington Street for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W
Ern Avenue
Fattyley
Boston
Franklin Fa
St. Paul’s Church
Brunswick
Vladimir Orloff
Eastern Point, Conn
M. Main
D Jr
Mr. Main
Washington Street
Mrs Sewall Williams Heads to No East Harbor Visit
Mrs Sewall Williams of Point travels Thursday to No east Harbor to be a guest of George Carey for several days and will call on York Harbor on her return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall Williams
Point
East Harbor
George Carey
York Harbor
Miss Mary Edge Leaves for Vermont Art Study
Miss Mary Edge has spent a month at Genall Point and left Thursday for Maine where she will stay several days as a guest of Mr and Mrs David Grant. Edge will spend August in Pownal Vermont as an art student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Father Edge
Genall Point
Meen
David Grant
Edge
Pownal
Vermont
Calvin W. Rogers Recovers at Home After Illness
Friends learn Calvin W. Rogers of ington street has been in Memorial hospital for a week but is now recovering and expected to return home in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin W. Rogers Ofington Street
Memorial Hospital
Visit and illness prompts Midland hospital transfer note
Miss Eulalia Knight of Og bell's Pond visits Freeport for two weeks. Miss Beatrice Avery of 49 Meadow Way, long visiting in Middleton, Conn., is ill and taken to Middl hospital. Her aunt Mrs H D Grant left Sunday to be with her, and Donald Avery has been summoned there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulalia Knight of
Ogbell’s Pond
Friends Freeport
Beatrice Avery
Meadow Way
Middleton
Conn
Middl Hospital
H D. Grant
Donald Avery
Luncheon Hosts and Vacationers in Harpswell and New Meadows
Mrs. William S. Newell of Washington street entertained at a luncheon at Sunset Farm in South Harpswell with guests Mrs. Charles H. Cahill Mary F. Dawes Mary N. MacNary and Anne Mullin. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Estes of Sears Roebuck are vacationing on the New Meadows occupying a Scott Ward cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Washington Street
Sunset Farm
South Harpswell
Charles H. Cahill
Mary F. Dawes
Mary N. MacNary
Anne Mullin
Clifton Estes
Sears Roebuck
New Meadows
Scott Ward
Family visits span Fredericton Amherst and Beauharnois
Mrs Murray Long of Fredericton and her daughter Mrs Robert Currie along with Patsy of Beauharnois Quebec have returned from visiting Mrs Alfred McCabe on Lincoln Street. Mrs Susan R Ward of Amherst New Hampshire stays with her son in law Philip Stackpole at Campbell's Pond summer home. Eugene Burgess USN has arrived home after honorable discharge at the Naval Separation Office in Boston. He served 15 months, three at a California training base and 12 overseas in the South Pacific, and plans to rejoin Morse High then enter his father's grocery business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Long
Frederickton
N. B
Robert Currie
Patsy
Beauharnois
Quebec
Susan R. Ward
Amherst, N. H
Philip A. Stackpole
Campbell’s Pond
Eugene Burgess
S 1c
USN
Naval Separation Office
Fargo Building
Boston
Alexander Burgess
Center Street
California
South Pacific
Morse High
Union couple returns to farm from Bath residence
Mr and Mrs Arthur Farris of Union who have lived in Bath for several years have gone back to their Union farm while Mr Farris had worked at Bath Iron Works. They had been residing in the Brown apartment on Elm street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Farris
Union
Bath
Farris
Bath Iron Works
Brown
Elm Street
Mrs McCabe and Mrs Martin Visit In Danvers Mass
Mrs Edward McCabe of Marshall Avenue and Mrs Cedric Martin of Willows Street have been spending a few days in Danvers Massachusetts with their children Mr and Mrs Frank Martin. Mr Martin works for the Sylvanus Electrical Co in Salem Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McCabe
Marshall Avenue
Cedric Martin
Willows Street
Danvers
Mass
Frank Martin
Martin
Sylvanus Electrical Co
Salem
Talbot Injury After 14 Foot Fall in Bath Home
Friends in Bath report William D. Talbot of Rockland fell from the second floor hall railing, landing 14 feet to the floor. He sustained a concussion and a sprained shoulder and was taken to a hospital in unconscious condition, later said to be resting comfortably. Talbot is known in Knight Templar circles in Maine and has many Bath friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
William D. Talbot
Rockland
Mr. Talbot
Knight Templar
Maine
Toothaker Couple Welcome Daughter at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Elwood Toothaker of Academy Street are the parents of a daughter born Sunday morning at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Toothaker
Academy Street
Memorial Hospital
Birthday Party Attracts Local Youths And Guests
A birthday gathering featured many local children and guests including Dickie Simand Bobby Jackson Barbara Homan Billy Joan Marsh Louise Munsey Line Stod Set Milly Hallett Oberta Cloutier Shope Imensey David Petite Gary Hallett Jerry Tendress and Donnie Nesbit. Guests Stay With Mrs Everett Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. A
Mad Pick
Ake
Dickie Simand
Bobby Jackson
Barbara Homan
Billy
Joan Marsh
Ge - Louise Munsey
Line Stod
Milly. Petite
En Hallett
Oberta Cloutier
Shope Imensey
David Petite
Gary Hallett
Jerry Tendress
Donnie Nesbit
Ton Street Woman Returns After Burn Accident
Ton Street resident returns home from Memorial Hospital after treatment for burns from a stove explosion Sunday. Arms hands and face suffered burns while she tried to shield herself. eyebrows and lashes burned off. She considers herself fortunate the accident was not more serious. Remo Sinibaldi of Berlin, N.H., visits his brother Ettore Sinibaldi and wife on Washington Street. Mrs Albert Tho of Belmont Mass. visits Bucksport and Castine after staying with cousins on Washington Street. Recent guests of Elmer Allard on High Street include Thomas Conroy and Hues Ellen Jordan of Lisbon Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moore
Washington Street
Memorial Peerstar
Remo Sinibaldi
Berlin, N. H
Ettore Sinibaldi
Albert Tho
Belmont
Mass
Chester Clements
Bucksport
Castine
Elmer Allard
High Street
Thomas Conroy
Hues Ellen Jordan
Lisbon
Alls
Miss Alice Simpson Returns Home After Visit
Miss Alice Simpson went back to her Mattapan home in Massachusetts on Saturday after spending two weeks with Miss Mildred G. Nichols who stayed there over the weekend with her friend Miss Annie McGovern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Simpson
Mattapan
Mass
Mildred G. Nichols
Annie McGovern
Miss Beals Vacationing At Stewart Cottage
Miss Flossie M Beals secretary in Dr A A Stott s office is spending a week s vacation at the Stewart cottage at King Point on the New Meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie M. Beals
Dr. A. A. Stott
Stewart Cottage
King Point
New Meadows
Miss Nichols Visits Grandparents Before Camp Trip
Miss Susan Jane Nichols of Barre Vermont spent a weekend at Mere Point as a guest of her grandparents Mr and Mrs F B Nichols on North Street. She will soon depart for camp at Roxbury Connecticut following the summer stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Jane Nichols
Barre
Mere Point
F. BR. Nichols
North Street
Miss Nichols
Roxbury, T
Pemaquid Point Reference In Early Local Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Mr and Mrs Owen and their son Ley FSeeu V., with a reference to a week at Pemaquid Point. Context unclear but ties to a coastal Maine locale and family names in a brief local record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet Ley Fseeu
Parker 15th Dartmouth reunion marks Bath couple’s trip
Mr and Mrs John Parker of Summerstreet returned to Bath Sunday from Hanover New Hampshire where they attended the annual event at Dartmouth college Parker celebrated his 15th reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker
Summerstreet
Bath
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Parker
Mrs Thackeray Visits Brother in Denny Road Ha verhill Mass
Mrs Louis Thackeray of Ha verhill Massachusetts returns after a several day visit with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs William Bruce of Denny road The visit included social chat and family time in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Thackeray
Haverhill, Mass
William Bruce
Denny Road
Donnells Vacation Trip From Coast to East in Six Days
Mr and Mrs Harold Donnell and children of South Pasadena California are on a two week vacation with his parents at 23 Oak street The family motored east from the coast through southern states taking six days Gray Mason who spent the weekend with his parents at their Summer home in Small Point returned Sunday to Oyster Bay Long Island
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Donnell
South Pasadena
Cal
Roy Donnell
Oak Street
Donnells
Gray Mason
Mrs
Julian Mason
Small Point
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Gerald Bruce Heads to Camp Hinds After Long Visit
Gerald Bruce son of Mr and Mrs Francis Bruce of Highland street has returned from a week at Brighams Cove where he stayed with Harry Moses at the cottage of George and Mrs Moses who are summering there He leaves this week for two weeks at Camp Hinds in Raymond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reeto
Harriet Lord
Concord
Mass
Gerald Bruce
Francis Bruce
Highland Street
Brigham’s Cove
Harry Moses
George Moses
Camp Hinds
Raymond
Bicycle fall leaves Miss Lottie Casey with broken wrist
Miss Lottie Casey of Goddard Street is confined to her home after a fall from her bicycle caused a broken wrist and severe abrasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Casey
Goddard Street
Mrs Shackford Returns After Visit at Shackford Cottage
Mrs Roy Shackford of Turner Court returns from a few days visit with her brother Percy Savage at Five Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Shackford
Turnercourt
Shackford
H Point
Percy Savage
Five Islands
Hazard Couple Returns Home From Small Point Visit
Mr and Mrs Spencer Peabody Hazard of Philadelphia have completed a week as guests of Mr and Mrs Raymond Ott at Small Point and have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Peabody Hazard
Philadelphia
Raymond Ott
Metcalf Returns to Boston After Weekend at Camp II’s Pond
Robert D. Metcalf of Camp II's Pond returned to Boston day evening after spending the weekend at his home. Mrs. Walter E. Edge and son Howard Edge left Sunday after a month at their Summer home in Small Point for Atlantic City New Jersey where they will spend August with Gov. Edge. They plan to return to Small Point over Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Metcalf
S Pond
Boston
Walter E. Edge
Yen Howard Edge
Sumnmier
Small Point
Atlantic City
N. J
Gov. Edge
Labor Day
Informal Week Hosts Noted at Small Point
Among those who entertained informally over the week at Small Point were Mr. and Mrs. Raymnis and Mr. and Mrs. John Chandler, Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small Point
Raymnis
John Chandler, Jr
Bath Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Local column lists visitors and residents: Lane das J of Detroit spent time in Heliton near the B A line in Michigan. Robert of Px and Mr and Mrs son Richard RN visiting his mother Mrs Mabel Islake of Boothbay. Arthur C of Bridgton Shorey in Bath Monday. John A Greene and daughters returned to 5 Leonard Court after lengthy stays at Sebasco Lodge. Verna Wallace and Mrs Charles HL Cahill met at Sebasco Lodge. additional names include Frank Me Mea Winsteed Raley of Kansas City Mo and Barbara Paine of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Das J
Detroit
Heliton
Michigan
Bobby
Robert
Richard
Verna Wallace
Charles HL Cahill
Sebasco Lodge
Sati
Arthur Sewall
E Sionhouse
Latin st King Point on the New Meadows Update
A fragmented item notes Middle Street returning to a three week cycle of a Latin Street King point on the New Meadows with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Street
New” Meadows
Nellie Cey Reads At Meadow Brook Summer Home
Miss Nellie Cey of Dike reads at her summer home Meadow Brook while visitors note a quiet gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Cey
Dike
Meadowbrook
Paine Family Returns From Week Long Outing
Mr and Mrs Cecil E F Paine of 924 High street return home after a week at their seaside cottage. Their guests included Mrs T Rolph of Toronto, Robert Smythe of Champlain, Philip Paine and Elzada Paine of Boston. Mrs Banyihe accompanied them to Bath and will stay another week. Miss Alice Norris of First National Bank is on a two week vacation visiting friends in South Harpswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil EF. Paine
High Street
Ee Seba
Mr. Paine
T. Rolph
Toronto
Canada
Robert Smythe
Chamill
Philip Paine Veton
Mr. Paines
Elzada Paine
Boston
Bath
Bany Ihe
Alice Norris
First National Bank
South Harpswell
Former Bath Boy Beals Residing In Toledo As Dental Mechanic
Donald Beals a former Bath resident who served nearly four years in the late war and was stationed in Italy now lives in Toledo Ohio working as a dental mechanic. He has visited Bath relatives and his mother Frank Beals in Brunswick and has been in Washington New York Chicago Ki and Michigan where he formerly conducted business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Beals
Italy
Toledo
Ohio
Frank Beals
Brunswick
Mr. Beals
Washington, D. C
New York City
Chicago
Michigan
Hutchins Patient at Togus Hospital After Surgery
Alfred Hutchins of Middle Street, Hyde Windlass Co employee, is a patient at Togus Veterans Hospital where he underwent surgery on Tuesday. He served in World War I. Philip Wallace, a Ba on Works blueberry field worker, reports rain improved yields. his daughter Gloria stayed with her Bangor aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred ‘ Hutchins
Middle Street
Hyde Windlass Co
Veterans’ Hospital
Togus
Mr. Hutchings
Philip Wallace
Gloria
Bangor
Wallace
UD Chan
Dorothy Crocker Reenters Service After Boston Work
Miss Dorothy Crocker recently discharged from the WAC returns to service with friends. She was employed in Boston for seven years and resumes duties after the period of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Crocker
WAC
Miss Crocker
Boston
Girl Digs to Help Dad in Coastal Clam Digging
A girl joins her father and neighbor Stewart McEachern on a early morning boat trip to dig clams. The trio, including Helen We, heads toward the main clam beds as dawn breaks, aiming to support family work in the local diggings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedbert
Helen We
Stewart McEachern
Richard Beneiiito
Ast Ladies Club Meeting Notes and Plans
The Ast Ladies Club met Monday evening at lodge 644 Myrtle of Odd Ladies. Plans were set for the next meeting on Aug 26 with Mrs. Sadie Davis in West Bath. An all day Govern ment Past Ladies session was arranged with Mrs. Mary to at Sumas bites Teast Roswell, lunch to be carried, coffee served. Prizes awarded for Chinese checkers included notes and handkerchiefs to several members. A guest from Portland, Mrs. Annie Johnson, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Monda
Lizzie B. Cance
Sadie Davis
West Bath
Government Past Ladies Club
Mary
Teast
Roswell
Curtis
Jennie Oliver
Louiseers
Eva Atwood
Margaret Noles
Zeuleijka Kingsbury
Gertrude Stewart
Margaret Nelson
Amelia Mitchell
Enise Rogers
Nellie Hunt
Mary Curtis
Annie Oliver
Lucelia Bike
Helen Schottler
Sadie Davin
Zeuleika Kingsbury
Annie Johnson
Portland
Maine Hole in One Club Welcomes Taylor at Sebasco Lodge
Miss ae Taylor of Mamaroneck New York joined the Maine Hole in One Club Monday afternoon at Sebasco Lodge after sinking a 14 yard drive to the sixth hole. She used a No 5 iron and the ball arched from the tee landing near the cup, rolling to the edge and dropping from sight. Taylor is the second member to ace Sebasco Lodge in the course’s history. the first was Jane Duncanson in 1939 on the second hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Ae Taylor
Mamaroneck
L. I
N. Y
Uest
Sebasco Lodge
Vinesbasco Lodge
Taylor
Jane Duncanson
Bath shipbuilding supervisor outlines office continuity
Cat Russell S Hitchcock, Supervisor of Shipbuilding, says the Bath office would stay operating with limited personnel while naval work remains at Bath. Other Navy Buildings at the Receiving Station on Western Avenue stay in their current status as Captain Hitchcock provides final word on disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Russell S. Hitchcock
Bath
Na Department
Western Avenue
Hitchcock
Mr and Mrs Kelley and Laughlin Family Names Read
Mr and Mrs John Kelley of Braintree Mass Miss Amy Poe Laughlin of Somerville Mr and Mrs Francis Jenkins of Wahoire Bath street read in a rerun style for a local social page noting marriages and names of associated families with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelley
Braintree
Mass
Amy Poe Laughlin
Somerville
Francis Jenkins
Wa Wiere
Francis Lof
Bath Street
Fancher Hawley Wedding At Noon A Brilliant Event
The ceremony was followed by a brilliant reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Bruce H with the bride wearing a three tier veil and orange gown. Maid of honor Elise White wore embroidered bachelor buttons. best man John Fancher and ushers Ensigns John Stevens and Dolinski. The bride’s going away suit was rose colored with a white rose corsage. Mrs Hawley is the daughter of Mary Mussenden Hawley and the late Howard Hawley. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Francis J Fancher of entering the United States Navy with three and a half years service at Brunswick Air Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise White
Sean
John Fanch- Nenecee
Werren
Ensign John Stevens
Usnr
Syracuse
United States Navy
Brunswick
Thornton Hooten and Thornton wed in Calais home ceremony
Pauline D Hooten of Washington street and Harold F Thornton of Libby court married at Rev D L Wilson s Washington street home Thursday evening at 730 in a single ring service. The bride wore a light blue gown with pink rose corsage attended by Dora Quinn in yellow silk. Best man Leslie C MacKinnon. Bride’s parents Ernest Qui restaurant owner Portia and Una Stewart. Groom son of Herman J Thornton and the late Ma McLean Thornton Calais auto mechanic. They left for a short trip and will reside in Calais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline D. Hooten
Washington Street
Harold F. Thornton
Libby Court
D. L. Wilson
Doro Quinn
Leslie C. MacKinnon
Ernest H. Qui
Portia
Una Stewart
Herman J. Thornton
Ma. McLean Thornton
Calais
Freeman Family Embarks for Limerick Ireland
Mr and Mrs Harold Freeman return to Sunnyside farm Eastwick with Mrs Freemans sister and husband Mrs Jack Pinel of North Quincy. Freeman's daughter Mrs Robert Thompson and granddaughters Cynthia and Candace travel via New York to Limerick Ireland to join Mr Thompson flight superintendent there. Letters report safe arrival and friendly reception by Limerick citizens. The family plans a three to five year stay and notes the pleasant scene as twilights linger until 10. They later visit Berlin Conn to see Geo Fickde and join a family deer party at Hard Mes home before Pinels return home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Freeman
Sunnyside Farm
Eastick
Thompson
Limerick
Ben
East Brunswick
Freeman
Pinel
Berlin
Conn
Geo Fickde
Donard Specht
David Fields
Hardames
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Frank Lemont
Washington
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Plainfield
New Jersey State Civil Service Asso. Ine
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Fam
Arthur Higgins
Harstreet
Georgetown
James Kaler
Léon Fortin
Walker Street
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Peter Morin
Providence
R.I
Fortin
National Model Railroad
North Dartmouth
Tyler
E. and L. Railroad
Hobart Ames
Harry B. White
James McKay
Adelbert Hall
Sammer Jordan
Budd
Ath
Pleasant Pond
Harvey A. Hooper
Gardiner
H. Grafton Hooper
Margaret Hooper
Walter Ellis
Nashua, N. H
Effie Noddin
Elizabeth
Florence Troop
Lemont Street
Harry Litchfield
Betty Anderson
Normena MacKinnon
Dingley Dell Apiary
Norman MacKinnon
Gertrude Tiemer
Mary W. MacKinnon
Erica Wille
Francis MacKinnon
Gelia Moore
Ner
Everett Wright
Gee Toate
Mabel Islake
Arthur C
Bridgton Shorey
Atdoin Cons
John A. Greene
Leonard Court
AST Ladies Club
Fancher Hawley
St. Peated Him
Thornton—Hooten
Ireland
York
New R
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