Social notes and club events fill Bath society pages
Mrs N Gratz Jackson and Mrs Clifford Wilband led tea after District One meeting at Grace church parish house. Dozens of hostesses from South End and Dike P T A assisted. Attendees included Mrs John Hunt Mrs Wellington Moore and others. Many from local clubs, American Legion Auxiliary, and P T A circles hosted gatherings, travels and visits across Bath and nearby towns during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Gratz Jackson
South End
P.T.A
Clifford B. Wilband
Dike P. T. A
District
Grace Church Parish House
John H. Hunt
Wellington A. Moore
Horace P. Morse
John M. Conley
Fernando T. Hutchins
Ernest R. Freeman
Harold 8. Avery
Francis Hill
North Center
Miss Muriel Howe Hosts Miscellaneous Shower For Bride-To-Be
Miss Elizabeth D. McGrath honor as Howard C. Bates nears. Bridge games with three tables, prizes awarded to A Bernard Henderson, Phyllis E. Wright, and Christine C. Curtis. Attendees include Mrs. Scott Davis and many others. extended social visits noted across Bath and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel H. Howe
Union Street
Elizabeth D. McGrath
Howard C. Bates
A. Bernard Henderson
Phyllis E. Wright
Christine C. Curtis
Bertha V. Bellerose
Helen E. Hartwell
Addie D. Palmer
Niece of Rubenstein Club President Headlines Winter Street Concert
Mrs. Lydia Tracey Storer, soloist and Rubenstein club president, performed before guests in Winter Street chapel with Mrs. Conforth as an interested listener. Nearby, Harold Adams, Randall Leonard, and Guy Hosmer left for Pierce's Pond for fishing weekend. A Bath Memorial hospital daughter born to Mr and Mrs Samuel Korolick of 161 Oak Street. Elbridge Reed of 14 Robbins Street works for Trott Brothers Grain Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Conforth
Saco
Rubenstein Club
Rockland
Les Camarades Musicaux
Winter Street
Lydia Tracey Storer
Storer
Conforth
Mary Page
Edward H. Hawley
High Street
Harold L. Adams
Randall W. Leonard
Guy G. Hosmer
Pierce’s Pond
Bath Memorial Hospital
Samuel Korolick
Oak Street
Elbridge H. Reed
Robbins Street
Trott Brothers Grain Co
Johnsons Host Holiday Guests Across New Bedford Area
The article lists a range of relatives visiting and living in New Bedford and nearby towns. Guests include Mrs. Harold Bamber and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Higgins of New Bedford, and Frank Lester, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon P. Swett in Southport. Ruth E. Cohen returns from Simmons College after freshman year. Mrs. Carlton L. Rice returns from Yonkers with sister Mrs. Burt Pope. Betty Rice attends Oberlin and is to rejoin her parents. The Adams and Daley families travel to Rangeley Lakes for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Johnson
Dummer Street
Johnson
Harold Bamber
Nancy
Mr. Johnson
Thomas
Charles Higgins
New Bedford
Mass
Frank Lester
Leon P. Swett
Southport
Tarbox Street
Carlton L. Rice
Turner Court
Yonkers
N. Y
Burt Pope
Betty Rice
Oberlin College
Oberlin, O
Carleton L. Rice
Weekend Guests at Hotel Sedgwick Include Many Massachusets Residents
Drayton arrived Sunday night for a few weeks at Hotel Sedgwick as guests gathered for a long weekend. The list includes Elaine and May Crostan of Haverhill, H J Yeomans of Rochester, C H Bachelder of West Medford, H Chessmore of Richmond, J E Rainey of Brookline, C E Knapp and Joyce and L Williard of Boston, H G Hurlock of Lexington, F M Sheldon of Marblehead, E R Steele of Watertown, George Pugsley of Watertown, W A Church of Richmond, William Jenks of Lynn, Lawrence D. Ross of Boston, L D Pierce of Providence, Rachel Neal of Lynn, John D. Eno of Haverhill, L R Jenney of Garden City, and others with a summer home at Small Point Beach. Mrs. Elbridge B. Malcolm of 67 High Street visited her Quaker Point cottages on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick
H Cliday
S. N
U. S
Drayton
Elaine
May Crostan
Haverhill
Mass
H. J. Yeomans
Rochester
N. Y
C. H. Bachelder
West Medford
H. Chessmore
Richmond
J. E. Rainey
Brookline
C. E. Knapp
Boston
Joyce
L. Williard
H. G. Hurlock
Lexinton
F. M Sheldon
Marblehead
E. R. Steele
Watertown
George Pugsley
W. A. Church
William Jenks
Lynn
Lawrence D. Ross
L. D. Pierce
Providence
R. I
Rachel Neal
John D. Eno
L. R. Jenney
Garden City
Small Point Beach
Fishermen tied up at Beaver Creek camps weekend
Harry M. Huse, Guy A. Nichols, Car roll Hatch, Dr. Paul Bagdikian, George Costain and Lawrence Putnam spent the weekend on a fishing trip at Beaver Creek camps about halfway between Greenville and Lily Bay. Gene Love, assistant manager at Newberry's, spent the weekend in Boston with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Huse
Guy A. Nichols
Carroll Hatch
Paul Bagdikian
George Costain
Lawrence Putnam
Beaver Creek Camps
Greenville
Lily Bay
Gene Love
Newberry's
Boston
Workers Fare to San Diego for Campbell Plant Jobs
Major Fraser Loring Roberts and John Sonia left by bus Saturday morning for San Diego California where they will work at the Campbell construction plant seeking ship carpentry positions. Mrs Edward Lawson of York Beach visits her daughter Mrs William Partington in High Street. Mr and Mrs Samuel Levine and sons Alexander Charles and Robert returned to Boston after weekend with SolomonsK Greenblatt family at 233 Washington Street, sister of Mrs Levine. Mrs Ruth Henry and Miss Jennie Silsby left Friday for a weekend in West Hartford Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Shorey
Washington Street
New York
Flinor Shorey
Child Education Foundation
East 84Th Street
Miss Shorey
Bradford Junior College
Thomas Steen
Perley Ater
Ada Ater
Ottie Steen
Park Street
Steen
Arrowsie
Emily White
Union Street
Auburn
Maine General Hospital
Henry W. Kingston
College Street
Lewiston
Kingston
Danville
White
Sun-Journal
Major W. Fraser
Loring Roberts
John E. Sonia
San Diego
Calif
Campbell Construction
Edward Lawson
York Beach
William Partington
High Street
Samuel Levine
Alexander
Charles
Robert
Boston
Solomonsk, Greenblatt
Levine
Ruth Henry
Jennie Silsby
West Hartford
Conn
Leonard Litchfield visits home for weekend
Leonard P. Litchfield, a University of Maine junior, spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Litchfield, at 16 Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard P. Litchfield
University of Maine
Harry E. Litchfield
Bath Street
Worrey Family Hosts Varied Southern Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Herbert E Worrey of 1207 Washington welcomed their daughter Mrs Rocco Samartin and Mr Samartin from Hartford Conn their son Eugene Worrey and family from Framingham Mass and Mrs Parker Worrey with Parker Jr from Rockland Also Walter M Hill and children visited at Sabine Aiken cottage Mrs Annie Riley returned to Northampton Mass with her son and daughter in law Thomas and Chestnut Street plans a Northampton Summer stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Worrey
Washington Street
Rocco Samartin
Samartin
Hartford
Walter M. Hill
North Streets
Aiken Cottage
Sabine
Annie Riley
Northampton
Mass
Thomas Riley
Chestnut Street
Wisharts and relatives visit Bath and Lake Se bago weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Wishart and son Franklin of Wollaston Mass arrive in Bath Friday evening. They join Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Paine at Lake Sebago for the weekend at the Paine cottage. Mrs. Ida Duley will spend the summer with her son William H. Duley in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald F. Wishart
Franklin
Wollaston
Mass
Ida Duley
Bath
Naval Lieutenant Guests On Green Street Visit
Lieut. William Fisher of the Bureau of Engineering Washington D C stayed overnight with Lieut. and Mrs. Thomas J. Casey on Green Street, Wednesday night into Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fisher
Bureau of Engineering
Washington, D. C
Thomas J. Casey
Green Street
Bath News Notes on Moves and Marriage Plans
Stanley W. Pierce of Richmond arrives in Bath to mourn his mother Emma A. Pierce. Almira Jones and daughter Madeline depart for Somerville Massachusetts for ten days with relatives. Marjorie C. Trott returns home after junior year at Lasell College. John C. Green and Patria M. Staples file marriage intentions in Bath. Dora Lorette, formerly of Bath, visits Bath guest Theresa M. Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley W. Pierce
Richmond, Va
Bath
Emma A. Pierce
Dora Lorette
Hallowell
Theresa M. Dale
South Street
Local Residents Attend Gatherings at Sabine Cottages
On Sunday the Pratt and Willis families visited the Pratt cottage at Sabine. Royal Johnson and his family moved from North street to the late Ada Mans on Garden street. Robert Brage of Hebron 36 stayed with his parents on North street. Clinton Owen of Newberrys is laid up at 185 Water street after a fall. Richard Cloutier spent Memorial day and Sunday in Augusta with his mother Mrs Nellie Cloutier of Sewall Guests at the Lemont cottage on Sabine were Fred Kittridge William Kittridge Joseph Thurlow Raymond Smith and Wentworth Smith. Malcolm L Doble and daughter Beatrice of 66 Green street vacationed at their Sabino cottage on Memorial day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Johnson
North Street
Ada Manson
Garden Street
Clinton Owen
Newberry’s
Water Street
Richard Cloutier
Augusta
Nellie Cloutier
Sewall Street
Everett G. Lemont
High Street
Lemont Cottage
Sabine
Fred B. Kittridge
William A. Kittridge
Joseph B. Thurlow
Raymond A. Smith
Son Wentworth
Malcolm L. Doble
Beatrice
Green Street
Sabino
Fraser Family Heads to Boston for Major Operation
Mr and Mrs William Fraser and daughter Barbara of 12 Green Street travel to Boston where Mr Fraser undergoes a major operation at Boston City Hospital on Tuesday. Mrs Fraser and Barbara plan to return Thursday with Rev Elton B Stetson and Mrs Stetson who spent the holiday with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fraser
Barbara
Green Street
Elton B. Stetson
Boston
Augusta visitors stay with the Kimballs over weekend
Mrs. Milton S. Kimball and her children Mary and John of Augusta were overnight guests Saturday of Mrs. Frederik H. Kimball in High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton S. Kimball
Mary
John
Augusta
Frederik H. Kimball
High Street
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Residents Visits
Mrs. Harry P. Bridge and her son Harry visited their Quaker Point cottage on Friday. Mrs. Lula H. Turner visiting Medford for Lesley School graduation exercises in Cambridge with niece Ruth Russell. Mrs. Roland F. Hill entertained with cards and tea on Friday. Archibald M. Main poured. Mrs. Robert P. Shaw of Pelham Manor, N. Y., was an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland F. Hill
Lincoln Street
Richard Sprague
Portland
Harry P. Bridge
Harry
Linden Street
Quaker Point
Lula H. Turner
Oak Street
Medford
Mass
Lesley School
Cambridge
Ruth Russell
Archibald M. Main
Robert P. Shaw
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Somerville Couple Returns From Holiday Visit
Mr and Mrs Arthur E Stewart return Sunday afternoon to their home in Somerville Massachusetts after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Seth Stewart of 80 Granite Road. Mrs Maude Leavitt and sister Mrs Lottie Bickford of Oakland were weekend guests of Mrs Leavitts aunt Mrs Josephine McNeil on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Stewart
Somerville
Mass
Seth Stewart
Granite Street
Maude Leavitt
Lottie Bickford
Oakland
Local Family News Reveals Weekend Visits and Home Returns
Mr and Mrs David S Cogan and their children Ruth Edward Gerald and Arnold returned Sunday to 677 High street after visiting Mrs Cogan s parents Rey and Mrs Charles Aick in Laconia M H Mrs Lee Wing has returned to her York street home after spending the winter in Hartford Conn where Mr Wing is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Cogan
Ruth
Edward
Gerald
Arnold
High Street
Lee Wing
York Street
Hartford
Miss Barbara Ross Completes Year at Webber College
Miss Barbara Ross returns home after a year at Webber college with study in Boston during the first semester and Babson Park Florida in the second. Fred Morse of Boston visits his niece Mrs Karcher Jackson of Center Street over the holiday. Capt Leonard W Oliver of Trufant Street and David N Heald of Washington Street visit Mr and Mrs Humphrey A Owen at Sabine Sunday. Mrs William Goodwin returns to Cambridge Mass after celebrating the holiday weekend with Mrs Roger D Skillings of Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Morin
Harry F. Morin
Washington Street
Mr. Morin
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
Barbara Ross
the Webber College
Ross
Boston
Babson Park
Fla
Fred Morse
Mrs
Karcher Jackson
Center Street
Leonard W. Oliver
Trufant Street
David N. Heald
Humphrey A. Owen
Sabine Sunday
William Goodwin
Roger D. Skillings
Central Churchyard Meeting Closes Until Fall
Mrs David L Wilson hosted a Friday afternoon gathering at 898 Middle Street for the Central Churchyard parsonage aid. Members enjoyed sewing crafts and refreshments, with a flower centerpiece and candles. Luncheon for aid members is planned for July at Mrs Charles T Jacksons home on South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wilson
Middle Street
The
Aid
Charles T. Jackson
South Street
Local Social Guests Include Myers in Boston Visit
Lieut and Mrs J C Myers of Lincoln street spent the holiday in Boston as guests of friends. Mr and Mrs Alfred Smith and several ladies from Quincy and Auburndale Mass were guests Saturday of Mrs Avery's nephew and niece Mr and Mrs William Small of Pleasant street. Mr and Mrs John Hagerty and their children Frederick and Elizabeth visited Mrs Stephen Conley on Lincoln street for weekend and holiday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Myers
Lincoln Street
Boston
Alfred Smith
Edward Baulkin
William Avery
Quincy, Mass
Henry Bourne
Auburndale
Mass
John Hagerty
Frederick
Elizabeth
Nashua, N. H
Stephen Conley
Residents Return From Holiday Travels in New England Tour
Miss Mary F. Gibbons returned Saturday to Washington Street after a year and a half in California. She traveled with Mrs. Palmer Cobb of Haverford Pennsylvania and visited friends on the way home. Francis McLaughlin came back Sunday from Rockland where he spent the holiday with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sewall and son John Oscar Bagot Sewall of Dublin New Hampshire spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sewall II on Washington Street. Mrs. H Dorman Perkins and daughter Doris Perkins of West Bath and Mrs. Arthur Lemont of Washington Street spent Monday in Portland with Mrs. Charles E Plaisted. Mr. and Mrs Roy Shackford and daughter Jeanette Shackford with Miss Kathleen Leonard enjoyed a weekend outing at the Shackford cottage Birch Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gilmore
John C. Green
Patria M. Staples
Green
Everett Green
Bowery Street
Bath Iron Works
George W. Staples
Meadow Way
Morse
Mary F. Gibbons
Washington Street
California
Francis McLaughlin
Middle Street
Rockland
Oscar Sewall
John Oscar Bagot Sewall
Dublin, N. H
Arthur Sewall 2d
H. Dorman Perkins
Doris Perkins
West Bath
Arthur Lemont
Portland
Lemont
Charles E. Plaisted
Bath
Roy Shackford
Jeanette Shackford
Kathleen Leonard
Shackford
Birch Point
Naval architects Gibbs visits Bath during holiday
William F. Gibbs of Gibbs and Cox New York, builders of destroyer plans for Bath Iron Works Corp., stayed overnight with Mr. and Mrs. William S. Newell in Bath. Mrs. Aubrey Steen and sons visited West Brook as Memorial Day guests of Mrs. Steen’s sister Mrs. Ralph Gardiner. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laing of East Braintree Mass. spent the weekend with Mrs. Ernest Fulton in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Gibbs
Gibbs and Cox, Naval Architects
New York
Bath
William S. Newell
Washington Street
Gibbs
Cox
Bath Iron Works Corp
Aubrey Steen
James, Richard and
Aubrey Jr
Park Street
Westbrook
Steen
Ralph Gardiner
Charles Laing
East Braintree
Mass
Gillies Return to New Haven After Visit
Mr and Mrs James A Gillies returned Friday to their home in New Haven Conn after visiting Mr and Mrs Elwyn Skillin Josiah Walker Harvey P Hathorne and F W Carlton who came back Tuesday from a fishing trip at Moosehead Lake Their headquarters were at the Carlton Camp Mrs Carlton did not accompany them due to her mother's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Carlton
Harvey P. Hathorne
Sagadahoc
Moosehead Lake
Carlton Lodge
Lily Bay
Elwyn Skillin
Josiah Walker
Carlton Camp
Employee John W Donnell Takes Hotel Post in Myrtle Beach
John W. Donnell formerly of this city and longtime worker at Plymouth Cordage Co. in PlymouthMass has accepted a hotel position in Myrtle Beach South Carolina. The move marks a career transition to hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Donnell
Plymouth
Mass
Plymouth Cordage Co
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Caddy Family Visits Father-In-Law in Middle Street
Henry P. Caddy and Miss Arline with William Caddy of West Medford Mass return Sunday after a weekend with Frank Powers and family on Middle Street. Miss Caddy, daughter of Katherine Powers Caddy, plans Simmons College in the fall. William graduates this month from Wentworth Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Caddy
Arline
William Caddy
West Medford
Mass
Mrs Pennoyer Arrives from Boston for Bath Visit
Mrs Ralph G Pennoyer travels from Boston where she spent the winter and will stay at the Hotel Sedgwick in Bath for several weeks with Commander Pennoyer of the U S S Drayton aboard the vessel’s party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G. Pennoyer
Boston
Bath
Sedgwick
Pennoyer
U. S. S. Drayton
Esmond Family Returns After Holiday Visit
Mr and Mrs William Esmond and daughter Barbara of Willow Street returned Monday evening from Gardiner where they spent the holiday with Mr Esmonds father John Esmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Esmond
Barbara
Willow Street
Gardiner
Mr. Esmond
John Esmond
Olivers Return After Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Oliver of Quincy Massachusetts returned Sunday evening from a weekend visit joined by Mrs Oliver sister Mrs Herbert Huggard of Mechanic Street Berlin in the same region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Oliver
Quincy
Mass
Oliver
Herbert Huggard
Mechanic Street
Local Family Movers and News from Bath and Beyond
Mrs S M Savage leaves Bath for South Portland to live with her son William L Savage at 248 Preble Street. Daughter Miss Cora Savage stays in Bath with aunt Mrs Harry Rodick after working for N E T T Co. Mr and Mrs William Haines move with two children to Morse residence on Grove Street. Harry Plummer and Blanche Cant visit Snow Park. Charles Fitzgerald of Augusta spends Memorial Day with his mother Mrs John E Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Savage
Bath
Middle Street
South Portland
William L. Savage
Preble Street
Cora Savage
Harry Rodick
Elsinore Avenue
William Haines
Green Street
Morse
Grove Street
Haines
Bath Iron Works
Harry Plummer
Haverhill
Mass
Charles Fitzgerald
Augusta
John E. Fitzgerald
Elwood Toothaker Recovers at Home After Poisoning
Mrs De Burgon reports Elwood Toothaker is recovering at his home 115 North Street after suffering ptomaine poisoning over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Toothaker
North Street
Bath area social notes include visits and births
J Ivan Kirkpatrick returns from Washington for a visit with her parents at 1158 Washington street. Harrissa Lee named Saturday as the newborn daughter of Samuel Korolick at Bath Memorial hospital. Lucy Coombs of Portland visits her Bath relatives at 15 Cherry street. Andrew Gallant and family, former Willow street residents, spend the weekend in Bath. Mrs Coleman Fraser of Milan street travels to West Somerville Massachusetts to visit her daughter Mrs Rufus Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ivan Kirkpatrick
Washington, D. C
Samuel H. Kirkpatrick
Washington Street
Lucy Coombs
Portland
George H. Coombs
Cherry Street
Andrew Gallant
Kittery
Willow Street
Bath
Coleman Fraser
Milan Street
West Somerville
Mass
Rufus Small
Diners Honor Dubord at Bath Democratic Rally
Bath attendees praised Governor candidate Dubord and the Democratic ticket. Speakers including L. Eugene Thebeau and John J. Carey urged support, while river pollution concerns were raised by Carlton Day Reed. Candidates Morris Povich H. Martin Powers and others pledged diligence for Bath’s prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Dubord
Maine
L. Eugene Thebeau
Bath Iron Works Corp
Covel
Bath
Thebeau
John J. Carey, Jr
Maine State Liquor Commission
Carlton Day Reed
Woolwich
Sagadahoc County
Kennebec
Morris 8. Povich
Charles C. Toothaker
Torrey Roller
Dubord-Brann-Roosevelt
H. Martin Powers
Democratic City Committee
Ward 6
Powers
John J. Mulcahy
Chester city dances to be managed at Tuessie hall
W. Clement will oversee a series of dances at Tuessie hall Woolwich hired by Day's Ferry club to ensure good management and music. Al Dorr and his Kings of Harmony provide a five piece orchestra for contra favorites waltz and modern fox trots. Dr Arthur Gebhard leaves for two weeks for chiropody course in New York. Bath Country Club hosts large golf and tennis events with Felix Sanborn among notable players. Vaudeville at Brunswick Town Hall features the Three Annabile Sisters and Barbara Murray with Denay and King in a new act. dancing to follow with Francis McPherson Joe Avery Linwood Russell and Harvey Hartley providing music. A new fence is being installed at the State Children Home grounds with work by Chase & Perry and iron by O M Redlon. The home grounds feature attractive gardens and separate playhouses for boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Country Club
Felix Sanborn
Curtis’ Institute
Philadelphia
Rudy Vallee
Brunswick Town Hall
Annabile
Portland
Barbara Murray
Fanchon Marco
West Coast
Denay
King
Charlotte Cahill
Francis McPherson
Joe Avery
Linwood Russell
Harvey Hartley
State Children, Home
Chase & Perry
O. M. Redlon
Compliments and Remarks At Hotel Sedgwick Dinner
A reception praised Hotel Sedgwick management and wished them long prosperity. Mulcahy spoke briefly, then Miss Leonard and Bowdoin coach John J. Magee offered remarks. A splendid meal followed with lettuce soup chicken ice cream and coffee among many notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick
Mulcahy
Carlton Day Reed
Charles H. Cahill
H. Martin Powers
Aubrey Steen
John F. Conley, Jr
Edward F. Miller
Percy B. Savage
Five Islands
Herbert B. Luce
Edward J. Murphy
Gladys E. Ginty
Harry M. Plummer
John P. Carey Jr
Harry M. Hu
Thrift Shop Set to Open Thursday Afternoon
The Thrift shop, run last summer for Baby Clinic and Red Cross, resumes at 162 Front Street. It will be open Tuesdays and Thursdays 1 to 4 and Saturdays 3 to 9, accepting clothing, household items, furniture, pictures, and ornaments. Donations may be arranged with Miss Mary Newell. committee includes Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d, Mrs Arthur Sewall, Mrs Roger D Skillings, Mrs Donald N Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Clinic
The
Red Cross
Front Street
Mary Newell
Arthur Sewall 2d
Arthur Sewall
Roger D. Skillings
Donald N. Small
Social Visit and Garden Club Notes From Hudson and York Beach
Mrs. Florence Manier of Hudson visited her mother Mrs. James Dunton in Court on weekend. Mrs. William Partington hosted for Mrs. Edward Lawson of York Beach who spends the week there. Two tables of contract. first prize a box of perfume won by Mrs. Milton C. Trott, second by Mrs. Cecil Paine with a corsage bouquet. Mrs. John H. Hyde and daughters Jane Nancy Sally Hyde arrived from Brookline. Hyde graduated May from Ogontz School Philadelphia. Nancy and Sally Hyde attend Beaver Day Country School in Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Manier
Hudson
Mass
James Dunton
Court Street
William Partington
High Street
Edward Lawson
York Beach
Milton C., Trott
Cecil Paine
John H. Hyde
Jane
Nancy
Sally
Brookline
Hyde
Ogontz School
Philadelphia
Nancy Hyde
Sally Hyde
Beaver Day Country School
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Beth Trott
Marshall Avenue
Kennebec Greenhouses
George Raymond
Sarah Oliver
Shepard Street
St. Petersburg
Edith Coburn
Ralph W. Bragg
Richard L. Sprague
Ralph G. Stetson
Milton C. Trott
Joseph Avery
Myrna Avery
Clifton Street
Sadie Leonard
Ellen R. Warren
Day's Ferry
Mrs. Warren
Flora E. Leonard
Sagadahoc Ferry
Carolyn Sheldon
Warren
Henry A. Cutting
Winthrop, Mass
Mabel Paquet
Russell Street
Theodore Watson
Cobb Road
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Frederick E. Drake
Mr. Drake
S. S
Capetown
South Africa
Carl Longfellow
Mary Longfellow
Winthrop
John Howe
Muriel
James A. Gillies
New Haven, Conn
James A. Gillies, Jr
American Legion Auxiliary
Ralph Gay
Anna Shellenbarger
Madeline Haley
Madeline Jones
Gay
Fred R. E. Dean
John A. Morse
Graham Blandy
Worcester
Edward B. Smith
Summer Street
Wilbur C. Oliver
Reginald Atwood
Atwood
John Atwood
Upper Washington Street
Tiwis [Daeg Club
Warren Munsey, Jr
James P. Callan
Joseph Hult
Oliver Chandler
Cyrus. Longley
Theodore Burns
Alexander J. Nestor
Adjt
Edward J. Tripp
Salvation Army
Alice Hoyt
Hoyt
Dorothy Fleming
Clinton Fleming
Hartwell Fleming
Ralph Richardson
William Vanscoy
Wesley H. Lemont
Jack and
Ruth Tripp
Albion Corliss
Grand Lodge of the Order of the Eastern Star
Millard Trott
Carlton
Mr. Trott
Carl E. Trott
Day’s Ferry
Frank R. Blake
Westport
Mechanic Falls
Hotel
T. R. Sutton
Bangor
L. P. Pierce
P. C. Eaton
Nashua
N. H. J. Hollings
Prawer
William Philbrick
George Young
Skowhegan
William S. Forbes
Miss Cox
Hamilton
Phippsburg
Elizabeth Pattee
Constance Peters
J. L. Walker
Flora M. Randell
Beacon Street
M. F. Biggins
Arlington
Frank W. Perkins
Sedgemere
Biggins
Dunedin
Wilbra FE. Billings
Benjamin L. Donnell
Mrs. Donnell
Lewis Totman
Edward Street
Wallace Plant
Jack Sweeney
Bedford, Mass
Edmund Ford
Valley Road
City
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Chester Plant
Drake
Mary Guthrie
C. Marguerite Hennessy
J. B. Morss
Justin H. Dickins
Lieut. Dickins
Anne Biggins
John W. Biggins
Glenn H. Easton
Randall Bibber
Rose Povich
William Zorack
Georgetown
Madge Laurie
Howard H. Barter
Louise Armstrong
Ruth E. Cohen
Morris H. Cohen
Old South Place
Simmons College
Oscar R. Adams
William H. Daley
Rangeley Lakes
Almira Jones
Madeline
Marjorie C. Trott
Laselle College
Bernard Pratt
Bertram Willis
Pratt Cottage
Robert Brage
Hebron
New Haven
Harrissa Lee
Jefferson
Arthur Gebhard
New Yorkity
Gebhard
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