Camp Laughing Soon features in Little Miss Muffet-Lost and Found
Patricia Sewall of York, playing Mother Hubbard, leads in the Little Miss Muffet-Lost and Found operetta at Camp Laughing Soon East Waterboro. The show, directed by Agnes Skillin of Springsvale, was staged by younger campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Muffet
York County
Y.W.C.A
East Waterboro
Patricia Sewall
Mother Hubbard
Agnes Skillin
Sprinsvale
Patricia
Edward Sewall
High Street
Constance Morin
Harry I. Morin
Naaman
Marietta Banks
Hartford
Augusta resident sustains fracture after home fall
Mrs. Emery O. Beane of 63 Greene Street Augusta fractured her leg in a fall at home Friday. She was taken to Augusta General Hospital for treatment. Formerly Miss Sarah Moody of Augusta, she is among several locals mentioned in society notices and medical conference headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery O. Beane
Greene Street
Augusta
Augusta General Hospital
Beane
Sarah Moody
Sewalls Visit Relatives in Maine and Portland Visit
Mrs Frank Sewall and Miss Sarah Elizabeth Sewall of Los Angeles have been guests of Mrs William D Sewall at Small Point Beach and left Friday for Prout s Neck to visit Mr and Mrs Samuel S Sewall Rev Archie D Gillis returned to Portland after visiting his mother Mrs Edmund J Arsenault at 535 High Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sewall
Sarah Elizabeth Sewall
Los Angeles
Cal
William D. Sewall
Small Point Beach
Prout's Neck
Samuel S. Sewall
Archie D. Gillis
Portland
Edmund J. Arsenault
High Street
Mrs Bridges Hosts Philathea Class at Clifton Street Home
Mrs Alice Bridges entertained the Philathea class of Corliss street church at her Clifton street residence Tuesday evening. Sandwiches cookies and root beer were served. Present were Mrs Mildred Walker and her guest Miss French Miss Ada French Miss Omah Trott Mrs Marie Berry Mrs Vivian Plant Mrs Lou Herbert and Miss Doris Hutchins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bridges
Corliss Street
Clifton Street
Mildred Walker
Miss French
Ada French
Omah Trott
Marie Berry
Vivian Plant
Lou Herbert
Doris Hutchins
Wilson Family Returns Home From Popham Trip
Supt. and Mrs. C. D. Wilson with children Ann and Robert have returned to their High Street home after a two week stay at Popham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Wilson
Ann
Robert
High Street
Popham
Luncheon Held for Mrs Cummings at New Meadows Inn
Mrs Katherine I Trott hosted a Wednesday noon luncheon at New Meadows Inn for Mrs Edward A Cummings nee Christine Lockery. The guest list included school friends Mrs Charles Cummings Mrs Gardiner R Deering Mrs H Benjamin Duce and Mrs Omah Trott. The honoree received a bouquet. Miss Estella Bowden RN is visiting relatives in Natick Massachusetts for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine I. Trott
New Meadows Inn
Edward A. Cummings
Christine Lockery
Charles Cummings
Gardiner R. Deering
H. Benjamin Duce
Omah Trott
Estella Bowden
R. N
Natick
Mass
Summer visitors at 1037 Washington and 28 Summer streets
Mrs Sherbrooke Howard and children Shirley Barbara Shirley Jane James arrive from Massachusetts to stay in the city with Mr Howard at 1037 Washington Street. Miss Barbara Gilbert of Boston visits her mother Mrs Annie Gilbert at 28 Summer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherbrooke Howard
Shirley
apa_Jun James
Mr. Howard
Washington Street
Howard
Acme
Barbara Gilbert
Boston
Annie Gilbert
Summer Street
Bath Visitors Gather for Summer Season
Prof Carleton Nickerson of Dalhousie University Halifax and Mrs Nickerson visiting Boothbay Harbor spend Thursday in Bath. Miss Dora Gay of Waldoboro visits as guest of Miss Mildred C Palmer at 854 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton Nickerson
Dalhousie University
Halifax
N. S
Nickerson
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Dora Gay
Waldoboro
Mildred C. Palmer
Washington Street
Corliss Street church class hosts midsummer picnic at New Meadows
The Corliss Street church class enjoyed its annual picnic on the New Meadows shore last Wednesday with games a spelling bee and recitations. Weenie roast featured. attendees included Mrs Mabel Shepard Mrs Nellie Bonney Mrs Jeannette Plant and others. Guests were Mrs Mabel Wheeler Mrs Harriet Scott and two children Rachel and Merritt. Miss Valentine Ayer vacationing from Woolwich duties visited with her parents at Newagon. Miss Lottie E Wilson summering at Sebasco stayed with Mr and Mrs Abner J Wilson. Dudley S Leavitt returned to the Times composing room after a week’s vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street
New Meadows
Mabel Shepard
Nellie Bonney
Jeannette Plant
Emma Daley
Minnie Tyler
Fannie Burden
Mamie Worrey
Harriet Nocton
Catherine Wallace
Jennie Curtis
Lizzie French
Mabel Wheeler
Harriet Scott
Rachel and
Merritt
Bank stenographer changes as Trott sister takes post
Mrs Edwin D Tietig of 16 Andrews Road completes duties as Bath National Bank stenographer. Her sister Miss Evelyn I Trott of 17 Marshall Avenue, a Morse High School graduate of 1932, takes her place. Frederic L Kuteon of Providence visits his mother Mrs Martha E Kateon at 18 Wesley Street for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D. Tietig
Andrews Road
Elsie Louise Trott
Bath National Bank
Evelyn I.trott
Marshall Avenue
Morse High School
Frederic L. Kuteon
Providence, R. L
Martha E. Kateon
Wesley Street
Bath social notes feature car tour and games
Mrs. William W. Hosmer and daughters Ber nice and Thelma joined Mrs. Carrie Dearing and daughter Thelma on an automobile tour through northern Maine returning Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Shaw hosted a six table contract evening at 19 Dummer street with guests from out of town including Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mayers and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Magoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Hosmer
Bernice B. Hosmer
Carrie M. Dearing
Thelma W. Dearing
Bath
Maine
Robert P. Shaw
Mrs A B Scot and Family Visit Pop Harm
Mrs A B Scot and her family from Green Street are spending a few days at Pop Harm, visiting friends and enjoying a brief change of scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Scot
Green Street
Pophram
Beardsley Steps In for Public Health Nurse
Mrs Marguerite L Beardsley of 1264 Washington street began duties Monday as substitute for Mrs Ruth W Henry Public Health Nurse during Henrys three weeks vacation at Camp Alamoosook East Orland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite L. Beardsley
Washington Street
Ruth W. Henry
Mrs. Henry
Camp Alamoosook
East Orland
Mrs Stevens Returns to Senter's cloakroom
Mrs Herbert C Stevens of 9 Cobb Road resumes duties Monday in the cloakroom department of Senter's Inc after a week's vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Stevens
Cobb Road
Senter’s Inc
Mrs Foster Returns From Georgetown Visit
Mrs Charles H Foster of Little Neck Long Island returned Saturday to her sister Mrs Leland S Plummer at 27 Dummer Street after a week in Georgetown with Mrs F A Morrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H., Foster
Little Neck
Long Island
N. Y
Leland S. Plummer
Dummer Street
Georgetand
F. A. Morrell
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs John Hudson at Brunswick
A daughter named Nancy Arlene Hudson was born Saturday morning in Brunswick to Mr. and Mrs. John Hudson formerly of Bath. The baby weighed nine pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
John Hudson
Bath
Nancy Arlene Hudson
Chaney Sisters Enter Bath Hospital School of Nursing
Miss Annah G Chaney daughter of ex Alderman Wilfred W Chaney will enter Bath City hospital training school for nurses in September. Her sister Miss A Margaret Chaney completes the second year of a three year course at the hospital and is studying at Boston City hospital affiliated with Bath. The sisters were Morse graduates in 1931. Miss Annah has finished her duties at Mikelsky s Music store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annah G. Chaney
Wilfred W. Chaney
Bath City Hospital
A. Margaret Chaney
Boston City Hospital
Bath Hospital
Morse
Annah
Mikelsky
Mrs Howarth Returns From Visit To Fall River
Mrs Margaret I Howarth of Fall River Mass attorney at law returned Saturday after a visit with her mother Mrs Martha E Kateon at 18 Wesley Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret I. Howarth
Fall River
Mass
Martha E. Kateon
Wesley Street
Miss Ida Rabinowitz Leaves Maine for Brooklyn Visit
Miss Ida Rabinowitz departed Thursday at noon by bus to her Brooklyn home after a visit since July 3 at the home of her cousins Mr and Mrs Nathan Petlock at 2 Franklin Street. In Maine she toured spots of interest including the State Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Rabinowitz
Brooklyn
N. Y
Nathan Petlock
Franklin Street
Maine
Miss Rabinowitz
State Capitol
Sewalls Weekend Visit From Redlands and Prout's Neck
Mr and Mrs Samuel S Sewall, long time winters in Redlands California and summers at Prout's Neck, were in the city Thursday for a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel S. Sewall
Redlands
Cal
Prout’s Neck
City
Hartwell to Visit Cambridge for Ten Days
Miss Helen E. Hartwell of 903 High street, employed in the business office of the New England Tel and Tel Co, left Thursday to pass ten days in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with her sister, Mrs. Galen M. Low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. Hartwell
High Street
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Cambridge
Mass
Galen M
Desmonds Take Bar Harbor Auto Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Desmond with Mrs. John J. Desmond and Mrs. Roscoe Shaw recently enjoyed an automobile trip to Bar Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene M. Desmond
John J. Desmond
Roscoe Shaw
Bar Harbor
Costains welcome daughter Camilla Jane at Bath City hospital
Mr and Mrs George T Costain report the birth of daughter Camilla Jane at Bath City hospital on July 19, weight six pounds 12 ounces. Mrs Costain is formerly Grace E Messier of Brunswick. The Costains stay with his parents at 738 Middle Street. Miss Mabel Hutchins of Norfolk, Virginia, arrived Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Henry O Trowbridge of Andrews road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla Jane
George T.costain
Bath City Hospital
Mabel Hutchins
Norfolk
Henry O. Trowbridge
Andrews Road
Vacation plans for Miss Priscilla Colby announced
Miss Priscilla E. Colby of the office of the superintendent of schools will take a two week vacation starting Saturday. She will spend part of the time in Le iwiston with friends and then return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla E. Colby
Clinton D. Wilson
Lewiston
Mrs McFadden visits relatives at Birch Lodge and Boston
Mrs R Clinton McFadden and her niece Miss Marcinette Lessard traveled to Waterville and Boston with visits to family at China Lake and Santa Barbara high school alumna. Miss Kathleen Billings returned from Stonington as Mrs Ralph Seekins hosted her aunt. Edith Ellen Norton announced as newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Francis Norton of 45 Pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Clinton McFadden
Cobb Road
Georgianna Thibodeau
Waterville
Birch Lodge
China Lake
McFadden
Marcinette Lessard
Santa Barbara
Calif
Boston
Emily Thibodeau
Miss Thibodeau
Mrs. McFadden
Kathleen Billings
Stonington
Ralph E. Seekins
Washington Street
Edith Ellen Norton
Francis W. Norton
Pine Street
Hawleys plan move to Utica after Bath visit
Mrs. Howard B. Hawley and her daughter Mary Patten left for Springfield after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mussenden. Mrs. Hawley, who spent a week in Bath, was joined by Mr. Hawley and they plan to move to Utica, New York, in August. Vivian Libby of Machiasport visits aunt Mrs. Edward Brown at 28 Lemont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard B. Hawley
Mary Patten
Springfield
Mass
William B. Mussenden
Vivian Libby
Machiasport
Edward Brown
Lemont Street
Prize-Winning Junior Swimmer At Winthrop Meet
Miss Jane Hyde of Elmhurst took first prize in the 25 yard backstroke for junior girls at the Winthrop post American Legion swimming meet. She received a silver cup for her victory. The event was held Saturday afternoon at Winthrop. Mr and Mrs H L Hamilton and their son Lloyd R Hamilton of New Providence New Jersey are spending two weeks at Mrs Scott Ward's camp on the New Meadows shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hyde
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Smith Camp
Lake Cobbesseecontee
Winthrop
Miss Hyde
Winthrop Post
The
American Legion
H. L. Hamilton
Lloyd R. Hamilton
New Providence, N. J
Local visitors extend Lewiston Bay Point stay
Robert Stone of Schenectady visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Stone at Farnham cottage Bay Point Lewiston. He and the Stones are at Bay Point for two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cronin of Connecticut Miss Betty Caouette Coleman Norton and Rossiter Drake of Lewiston. Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Whitney and Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey of Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stone
Schenectady
N. Y
Harry J. Stone
Webster Street
Lewiston
Farnham Cottage
Bay Point
Stones
Thomas Cronin
Connecticut
Betty Caouette
Coleman Norton
Rossiter Drake
Herbert Whitney
Elizabeth Bailey
Miss Hester Rose of Brooks Visiting Bath
Miss Hester M. Rose a history teacher at Morse High School travels to Bath and stays at 831 Washington Street for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester M. Rose of
Brooks
Morse High School
Bath
Washington Street
Arlington man burned in soap boiling accident
Harold Bean of Arlington Massachusetts, son of Mrs. Smith Freeman, was severely burned when soap boiled over at a laundry where he works. He was taken to Arlington hospital for treatment. Edith Bleuett returned to Brookline after two weeks as a guest of Mrs. William J. Collins of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bean
Arlington
Mass
Edith Bleuett
Brookline
William J. Collins
Washington Street
Births Record Evelyn Jean Bold and Richard E Tremaine
A daughter born July 11 to Mr and Mrs Elliot C Bold 18 Robinson street named Evelyn Jean Bold. A son born July 14 to Mr and Mrs Hadley S Tremaine named Richard E Tremaine per city clerk records. Miss Portia Clough returned to Boston after two weeks with Mrs James Manier of Court street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliot C. Bold
Robinson Street
Evelyn Jean Bold
Hadley S. Tremaine
Richard E. Tremaine
Portia Clough
Boston
James Manier
Court Street
Bucknam Guests At Five Islands Moores Cottage
Mr and Mrs Alfred Bucknam and their children Robert and Louise Bucknam of upper Washington street stay at the Moore cottage at Five Islands for the month. Mrs Elmer B Clark of Brooklyn N Y and Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall hosted a family dinner at the Stone house Tuesday night last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bucknam
Robert
Louise Bucknam
Upper Washington Street
Elmer B. Clark
Brooklyn
N. Y
Moore Cottage
Five Islands
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Donnells Return From Rangeley Lakes
Mr and Mrs Charles J Donnell with Misses Jane Barbara and Mary Ellanor Donnell returned to Popham Beach Thursday night after stays at Rangeley Lakes as guests of Mrs William Rogers. Mr and Mrs Perley Reed and daughter Geraldine of South Gardiner were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Morang. Roger S Phillips of Wellesley Farms, after Bath visits during Rangeley Lakes Country Club construction, will manage the Rangeley Lakes Country Club golf course for the rest of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Donnell
Jane, Barbara
Mary Ellanor Donnell
Popham Beach
Rangeley Lakes
William Rogers
Perley Reed
South Gardiner
Geraldine
Earl Morang
Roger S. Phillips
Wellesley Farms
Bath
Rangeley Lakes Country Club
Wunsch couple guests at Small Point Beach
Rev and Mrs William F Wunsch of Cambridge Massachusetts are visiting Mrs William D Sewall at Small Point Beach for a few days. Wunsch is a former pastor of the New Church and lived here for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Wunsch
Cambridge
Mass
William D. Sewall
Small Point Beach
Wunsch
Hathaway at Popham Beach Cottage in Cambridge Visit
Lester Hathaway of Cambridge Massachusetts spends a few weeks at the Hathaway cottage located at Popham Beach during a local seaside stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hathaway
Cambridge
Mass
Hathaway
Popham Beach
Pine Tree Circle 826 C of F A hosts Thomas Point picnic
About 25 members and families of Pine Tree circle 826 C of F A enjoyed a Thursday picnic at Thomas Point. Weather allowed swimming and games with prize awarding for card playing. Lunches were eaten in the afternoon as the group returned from Shepard street in Bisson's truck around 5 30 with committee members Mrs John M Johnson Mrs Edward J Murphy and Mrs Lewis J Avery overseeing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree Circle
Thomas Point J
Shepard Street
Bisson
John M. Johnson
Edward J. Murphy
Lewis J. Avery
Vacation Notices For Local Bank Staff And Residents
Miss Carolyn B. Rogers of West Bath takes a two week vacation from the First National Bank where she is a clerk. Daniel Williams returns to duties after a two week break as assistant cashier. Mrs Ruth W. Henry leaves for a three week vacation at Camp Alamoosook East Orland. During her absence Mrs Marguerite L. Beardsley will cover Henry’s duties as Public Health Nurse for Bath Red Cross. Baby clinics in Sagadahock block Red Cross rooms continue Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Henry visits Camp Alamoosook with sister Miss Dorothy Weeks. Mrs George Hopkins and daughter Barbara of York street spend two weeks with relatives in Connecticut. Jack Driscoll and William Driscoll along with Carol Stalter and Harold McClintock of Westville N J are guests of Mr and Mrs Norman J Mackinnon at 276 Washington while vacationing in the city. Mrs Henry Campbell of Albany N Y nee Florence A Seymour visits her mother Mrs Martha A Seymour of 6 Oliver street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn B. Rogers
West Bath
First National Bank
Daniel Williams
Ruth W. Henry
Camp Alamoosook
East Orland
Marguerite L. Beardsley
Mrs. Henry
Bath
American Red Cross
Beardsley
Red Cross
Sagadahock Block
Dorothy Weeks
Framingham, Mass
Jack Driscoll
William Driscoll
Carol Stalter
Harold McClintock
Westville
N. J
Sabine
Norman J. Mackinnon
Washington Street
Lillian Morgjin
Gladys Webber
Lisbon Falls
Harry E. Cornish
Weeks Street
Gladys Haskell Joyce
Elmer 2Nd
Vinal
New York
Vinal Haskell
High Street
Vincent d'Hayvetter
Estelle Boyd
Greensboro
N. C
Susan N. Ballou
Leola Adams
Beatrice Adams
Faye Jerome
Madelyn B. Brown
Maxine Wallace
Stanley Wallace, Jr
Popham Beach
Lula Herbert
Rosalys Desjardins
Celena Desjardins
Alice Safford
Popham
Winifred Bailey
Kansas City
Small Point Beach
Bailey
Winifred Repp
William T. Wyman
Janet
Wyman
Myers E. Reed
Woolwich
Douglas Wyman
Sosum Club
Carroll A. Deering
Bay Point
Archibald M. Main
H. W. Halterman
Groton
Bath Iron Works President in Washington for Destroyer Bids
William S. Newell, president of Bath Iron Works Corp., is in Washington, D. C., on business and remained until after Wednesday when bids from shipyards nationwide for 20 new destroyers under the reconstruction program were opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Eugene Thebean
Bath Iron Works Corp
New York City
William S. Newell
Washington, D. C
Miss Minnie Brown Relaxes at Home on Pearl Street
Miss Minnie Brown, employed in Augusta, spent the weekend at her residence located at 2 Pearl Street, enjoying time off from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Brown
Augusta
Pearl Street
Miss Doris McKay Returns to Senter's Work After Vacation
Miss Doris R. McKay resumes duties as clerk at Senter's on Monday after a two weeks break. She came back from Five Islands where she spent a week with her aunt Mrs. Percy B. Savage. Also returning after a week at Five Islands is Miss Lois E. Reed of 370 Front Street who stayed with her cousin Miss McKay at Mrs. Savage's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris R. McKay
Dummer Street
Senter’s
Miss McKay
Five Islands
Percy B. Savage
Lois E. Reed
Front Street
Savage
Social Notes of regional visitors and residents
A compiled list details visits and arrivals in Boothbay Harbor Prout’s Neck and surrounding towns. Mr and Mrs Fred E Hooper return from Mill House Boothbay Harbor with two Hooper sisters Emma and Martha from Bath. Mrs John R Bradlee of Montclair N J visits Bath and summers at Prout’s Neck. Mrs John Sampson and daughter Margaret of 1059 High Street depart for Woodfords to stay with Mr and Mrs Arthur P Sampson. John Horan of Sandwich Mass visits T Edward McCormick at the American House. Mr and Mrs Frederick Magoun of Wellesley Farms arrive to spend a week with Mrs Charles F Magoun of Middle Street. they previously stayed a week at Rye Beach. Keeper Charles W Allen and family arrive at Arrowsic for a community dance with Mrs Allen sister Mrs Elson Small and Mr Small keeper of St Croix light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Hooper
Mill House
Boothbay Harbor
John Sampson
Margaret
High Street
Woodfords
Arthur P. Sampson
Columbia Road
Frederick Magoun
Wellesley Farms
Mass
Charles W. Allen
Doubling Point
Marshall's Point
Port Clyde
Desmond and Shaw couples visit Cadillac Mountain
Mr and Mrs Eugene Desmond and Mr and Mrs Roscoe Shaw motored to Cadillac Mountain Bar Harbor on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Desmond
Roscoe Shaw
Cadillac Mountain
Bar Harbor
Promoted Nurse Leader at Memorial Hospital Worcester
Estella R Wolstenholme formerly assistant superintendent of nurses at Memorial hospital Worcester Mass has been promoted to superintendent of nurses and director of the training school Dr George H Stone announced She is a Bath hospital trained instructress and Peter Bent Brigham graduate with ten years experience succeeding Miss Alice W Walsh who resigned to head an Everett hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella R. Wolstenholme
Memorial Hospital
Worcester
Mass
George H. Stone
Wolstenholm
Bath City Hospital
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Alice W. Walsh
Everett Hospital
Hartwell Sisters Visit Cambridge Relatives
Miss Anna L Hartwell and Miss Lucy H Hartwell arrive in Cambridge Massachusetts to spend a week with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Edward M Hartwell at 903 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna L. Hartwell
Lucy H. Hartwell
Cambridge
Mass
Edward M. Hartwell
High Street
Family returns after three weeks at Nubble Light
Stanley and Alice Coleman of 20 Bath Street return with their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Coleman after spending three weeks at Nubble Light York Beach. Mr. Coleman is keeper at Nubble Light station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Alice Coleman
Bath Street
Nubble Light
York Beach
E. L. Coleman
Mr. Coleman
Samuel Rogers Employed in Bath Office of Swift and Co
Samuel Rogers of Rockland is employed in the Bath office of Swift and Co for the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Rogers
Rockland
Bath
Swift and Co
Mrs. Alice DeWick Admitted To Bath City Hospital
Mrs. Alice DeWick of Murphy's Corner Woolwich is listed as a patient in Bath City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice DeWick
Murphy's Corner
Woolwich
Bath City Hospital
Sumner Sewall Hosts Summer Supper at Small Point Beach
Mr and Mrs Sumner Sewall entertained at their summer home in Small Point Beach on Thursday night. Guests from Bath included Edwin R Andrews Carl C Anderson Clare Coombs Rupert H Baxter Byron F Barker Edwin H Given Clarence W Morse William S Newell Mary Newell Paul Tiemer Rodney E Ross Alden G Smith Roger D Skillings Francis Winchenbach Henry C Wright and Arthur Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Small Point Beach
Bath
Edwin
R. Andrews
Carl C. Anderson
Clare Coombs
Rupert H. Baxter
Byron F. Barker
Edwin H. Given
Clarence W. Morse
William S. Newell
Mary Newell
Paul Tiemer
Perkins Family Vacation Guests at Five Islands
Mr and Mrs Frank W Perkins left Saturday for Five Islands to visit Mr and Mrs M F Biggins who will host them at their cottage for the summer. Perkins, a salesman for Wheeling Steel Corporation in New Hampshire, takes a two weeks vacation. Also visiting are Mr and Mrs Jack Germaine of Wollaston Mass guests of Mrs Germaine’s parents Mr and Mrs R K Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Perkins
Islands
M. F. Biggins
Mrs. Biggins
Mr. Perkins
Wheeling Steel Corporation
New Hampshire
Jack Germaine
Wollaston, Mass
Mrs. Germaine
Mrs
R. K. Hall
Cora Bettis Celebrates Fifth Birthday at Grandfather’s Home
After several days of illness, little Cora Bettis daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bettis of North Bath has returned from City hospital to the home of her grandfather Galen E Ward 1055 High street where she observed her fifth birthday on Saturday Miss Edna N Bliss spent the weekend in Northport with Miss Hester M Rose of Brooks a Morse high school faculty member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Bettis
William Bettis
North Bath
City Hospital
Galen E. Ward
High Street
Edna N. Bliss
Northport
Hester M. Rose
Brooks
Morse High School
Mrs. Leland S Plummer and family visit end in Auburn
Mrs. Leland S Plummer and her father Charles E Roebbins and sister Mrs Charles H Foster of Little Neck Long Island were guests of cousin Mr Fred Johnson in Auburn where they passed Saturday. Mr Foster returning Sunday night after a weekend visit with Mrs Foster at 27 Dummer street and employed in Quincy Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland S. Plummer
Charles E. Roebbins
Charles H. Foster
Little Neck
L. I
N. Y
Foster
Auburn
Fred Johnson
Mr. Foster
Quincy
Mass
Dummer Street
Bradeen Family Finishes Visit. Greenblatt Returns Home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Bradeen and son Charles Jr. left Sunday for Montreal after visiting Mrs. Bradeen's parents, Clarence E. Johnson. Mrs. Bradeen stayed several weeks. Mr. Bradeen a few days. Miss Bessie F. Greenblatt of 233 Washington street returned Sunday from visits in Boston Winthrop Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Bradeen
Charles Jr
Montreal
Bessie F. Greenblatt
Washington Street
Boston
Vicinity
Winthrop, Mass
Local visitors call on Waterville resident
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Flood and Mrs. George J. Goodwin with daughter Mary motored to Waterville Thursday and visited George J. Goodwin of this city who works for Keyes Fibre Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Flood
George J. Goodwin
Mary
Waterville
The
Keyes Fibre Co
Mrs Stetson and son return from Lake Placid visit
Mrs Ralph G. Stetson and her son Robert have returned from a visit with Mrs Stetson's parents Mr and Mrs James Dann at Lake Placid New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G. Stetson
Robert
Steson
James Dann
Lake Placid, N. Y
Wedding Shower Honors Mrs. Randall Daly in Harpswell
Mrs. Randall Daly of Washington street was honored with a linen shower Thursday night at Harpswell hosted at the summer home of Mrs. James Clappi ngon. About 20 guests attended and gifts were exchanged as swimming dancing and games filled the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Daly
Washington Street
Harpswell
James Clappingon
Daly
Dorchester Woman Guests A Week In City Returns
Miss Ruth Brockman of Dorchester Massachusetts returned Thursday noon after a week in the city as a guest of Mrs Samuel Cronsberg at 787 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Brockman
Dorchester
Mass
Samuel Cronsberg
Middle Street
Fitzgeralds Host Clam Bake at Quaker Point
Mr and Mrs John Fitzgerald entertained several friends with a clam bake at Quaker Point on Wednesday evening of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitzgerald
Quaker Point
Shaw and visitors call on Emma Hooper in Boothbay Harbor
Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Shaw and Miss Carrie Shaw visited Boothbay Harbor to see Miss Emma Hooper and Miss Martha Hooper who are staying there for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Shaw
Carrie Shaw
Boothbay Harbor
Emma Hooper
Martha Hooper
Air Maine State Fair at Lewiston in September
Maine fair season nears as Air Maine State Fair announced for Lewiston on September 40 inclusive. The report ties Paul H. Michaud of Millinocket to liquor airplane seizures and earlier Marrtown bail jumping, with Bath inspector Chester Marr aiding in the seizure. A Bath municipal court case and VFW banquet plans in Portland are noted, along with local incidents including a dieing dog, broken electric pole, Salvation Army service, and Bay State Paper Co. truck service. The Georgene tanker shipment, highway work progress, and hotel occupancy in Bath are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Ecards
Lewiston
Paul H. Michaud
Michaud
Weekend at the Ames camp and seaside stays noted
Personal notes record Mrs. Lucien R. Ames and others visiting the Bridgton Ames camp for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Nichols and daughter Marjorie returned home from two weeks at Popham Beach as guests of Charles FP Cummings. Mrs. Mensh of Washington DC and Bath residents Mr. and Mrs. Povich and sons depart by motor for Bar Harbor for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien R. Ames
Frank A. Purington
George H. Preble
Ames Camp
Bridgton
Arthur J. Nichols
Marjorie
Cobb Road
Popham Beach
Charles FP. Cummings
Benjamin Mensh
Washington, D. C
Nathan Povich
Morris S. Povich
Albert and
Donald
Bath
Bar Harbor
Convicts Produce 75 Million Worth of Goods in 1932
A Bureau of Labor Statistics survey shows 158,947 prisoners in State and Federal prisons in 1932, with 82,276 in productive labor, generating goods valued at over 75 million dollars. Major outputs included shirts, binder twine, and automobile license tags, along with 12 hundred miles of road built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Georgia
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carita R. Wentworth
Mary Ann Wentworth
Ciordon G. Bolbrook
Gordon
Dean Cottage
Camp Wapello
Holbrook
Bath Iron Works
Exlmund M. Staples
Federal Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co
Kearney
Mary Aick
Lacoma
N. H
David S. Cogan
Cogan
Edward Cogan
Charles Arik
Eleanor
Lewis E. Wilson
Laughing Loon Camp
Fred B. Reed
E. W. Gehring
Adam Leighton
Ernest Call
R. J. Renwick
F. T. Hall
E. H. Risley
J. L. Johnson
H. C. Knowlton
Bangor
Maine Medical Association
W. E. Kershner
Edward E. Barry
George Bullard
Pottstown
Lake Moosehead
Bullard
McClintic Marshall Co
Margaret Burkhardt
Brooklyn, N. Y
Fannie Ingalls
Wasshington Street
Newcastle
Raymond Brown
Frances Sprague
Valentine Ayer
Newagon
Abner J. Wilson
Lottie E. Wilson
Sebasco
Dudley S. Leavitt
Times
Arthur H. Colby
Staples Drug Store
Marion Nichols
Buffalo
Vincent C. Nichols
Nichols
Ernest R. Avery
Hiram T. Stevens
John Grindell
George Hopkins
Barbara
York Street
Henry Campbell
Albany, N. Y
Florence A. Seymour
Martha A. Seymour
Oliver Street
John R. Bradlee
Montclair, N. J
John Horan
Sandwich
Nicholas J. Horan
T. Edward McCormick
Mabel S. Shepard
Arthur C. Lemont
Myrtle Lodge
No. 8
U. O
W. Frank Higgins
Bert Johnson
Charles O. Nelson
Melville B. Clark
Fred S. Curtis
Wallace L. Atwood
Howard E. Blake
William J. Jacobs
John H. Hunt
Amos F. Perry
Lois T. McKiever
Mary E. Lowell
Emma M. Daley
State Past Ladies’ Club
Fred 8. Curtis
James A. Gillies Jr
Grace Hospital
New Haven
Bruce Gillies
Bath Box Co
James A. Gillies
George Bunton
Bunton
Gillies
Mr. Bunton
Harry Bean
Jamaica Plain
Nelson Bean
Arlington, Mass
Smith Freeman
Walter E. Edge
Walter J
Small Point
Gatineau
Quebec
Ottawa
John J. Keegan
Bath Municipal Court
Massachusetts
Sheriff's Department
E. F. Fox
Department of Maine
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eastland
Fox
Maine Department
Dyer-Flaherty Post
Corliss
Pax
Smith
Kennebec
Richmond
Opera House
Center Street
Acme Supply Shop
Frank Carlton
Olympia Spa
J. C. Miller
Salvation Army
City Farm
Bay State Paper Co
Tthe
M. E. Lipman
George Burnham
Meadow Street
North
Daily Express
Georgene
Pennsylvania Petroleum Products Co
Tiverton
R. I
Standard Oil Co
Deering
Lower High Street
Andrew S. Merrill
John W. Gilmore
John D. McEachern
Milan Street
Donald E
Sarah McIntire McEachern
Emma Mae Moon
Ranson B
Alice E. Garey Moon
South Portland
Hotel
Phoenix
Qogentz White Mountain
Lisbon
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