Bath health officer notes local society and schooling events
Local Bath news highlights graduates and awards from Dummer aca ego in South Byfield and Litchfield High. Students Philip Bancroft Boothbay John Andrew Portland and Richard Pew Jr Portland receive diplomas. Families attend weddings graduations and visits across Maine Massachusetts and New York with many addresses and affiliations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathoy
Dummer Acaego
South Byfield
Mass
Robert P. J
M. Dean Shaw
Dummer Street
Maine
Philip L. Bancroft
Boothbay
John S. Andrew
Richard H. Pew, Jr
Portland
Cary K. Bradford
Falmouth
Bath and surrounding towns note social visits and weddings
Social notices list Mrs. Laura B. Doten of Portland visiting Arrowsic friends and Brunswick guest Willis Morton. Dover Memorial Day visits by Mr. Couture and family. Goldmans return from Troy. Sagadahoc Ferry guests include Dr. Reed and Mrs. Reed. Birthday surprise for Mrs. Moore. Matilde Frelinhuysen stays in Bath with ties to Emma Eames. Traveling families include Gedi man family to Boston for Rita’s Mt Ida graduation and more Bath gatherings. Emile St Pierre wed Bernadette Fortin with St Pierre brothers as wedding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura B. Doten
Portland
Lawrence R. Vai
Arrowsie
Willis Morton
Brunswick
Peter Couture
Joseph Benoit
Charles Footer
Bath
Dover
N. H
Mr. Couture
Joseph Dube
Arthur W. Gediman
Boston
Rita
Mt. Ida Junior College
Newton
Alex St. Pierre
Dale
Richard St. Pierre
Woolwich
Emile St. Pierre
Bernadette Fortin
St. John’s Church
St. Pierre
Lewiston couple attends Bath Iron Works launching
Mr and Mrs Carl Wing of Lewiston were guests Thursday of Dr and Mrs Hugh D Grant of Linden street and in the afternoon attended the launching at the Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion K. Parris
Portland
Parris
D. Leroy Lord
Upper Washington Street
Christian Science Church
Carl Wing
Lewiston
Hugh D. Grant
Linden Street
Bath Iron Works
Mrs Richards Returns Home From Memorial Hospital
Mrs Albert Richards and her infant Denise Michele return to Day's Ferry home after hospital stay at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Smith
West Point
Edward Williams
Memorial Hospital
Albert Richards
Denise Michele
Day's Ferry
Three New Teachers Hired By Education Board On Thursday
The Bath Board of Education voted Thursday to hire three teachers for next year. New appointments include Nancy Gibbs to Grade 2 at Fisher School, Erland Penley to Grade 7 at the Junior High, and Anna Heine to Grade 4 at Mitchell. The board also set lunch period plans after parent polls and approved staff and project costs.
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Board of Education
Nancy Gibbs
Auburn
Wiscasset
Fisher School
Alvin Jewett
Bertha Holbrook
Viva Burnham
Bath
Myrtle Clark
Margaret Moore
John W. Coombs
Bath Trust Co
Huse
A Tion Commission
Maine Garden Clubs Meet at Belgrade
The 23d annual meeting of the Garden Club Federation of Maine will be held June 23 and 24 at Belgrade Lakes hotel featuring garden tours, lectures, and demonstrations for flower show practice, conservation, and nature study for juniors. Governor Cross and Mrs. Cross lead a list of guests including national and regional garden club leaders. Elizabeth Arden may attend and visit Maine Chance farm estate.
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Garden Club Federation of
Maine
Belgrade Lakes Hotel
John Parker
Bath
Federation
Kennebec
Hugo B. Eckman
Augusta
Donald W. Tozier
Gerald C. Welch
Burton M. Cross
John C. Voshoff
Cohasset
Massachusetts
Gillies Brothers Return Home for Summer Work
Archie Gillies has come back to his parents in Northfield for the summer. His brother Bruce, a first year student at Norwich University, plans to return for commencement, then head to Portland Oregon with classmates to work this summer for the Forestry Department at Mt Hood.
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Archie Gillies
James A. Gillies, Jr
Bruce
Norwich University
Northfield
Portland Oregon
Forestry Department of
Mt. Hood
Meet the Candidates in Bath Primaries 1949
A Bath political forum featured candidates for Registrar of Probate County Attorney and County Commissioners. Speakers included Mrs Lillian Heal George Carlton Mason Wright and Robert Dewick, with notes on sales tax debates, aged services, and local road and bridge funding. Sailors and veterans discussed at length, with multiple state House hopefuls from Bath presenting.
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Cummings
Senate
Naval
Military Children’s
Bath
Hunter
Thompson
George Carlton
John W. Quarrington
Richmond
Mason Wright
Robert Dewick
Woolwich
Dewick
Wright
Bridges
Louis O. Couture
Converse G. Fenn
Forrest C. Legard
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Couture
Maine
Kona
Memorial Hospital
Sagadahoc
Legard
Ross
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham
Georgetown
Vincent Jones
Raymond McIntire
Phippsburg
Arrowsie
Topsham
West Bath
Herbert T. Caverly
J. Horace McClure
Congress
City Council votes on street changes and ordinances
The Bath council refused changes to Washington Street while hearing petitions to widen nearby corners and Upper Washington Street. They passed two ordinances on parcel pickup zones and traffic signs, scheduled primary elections for June 21, approved three building permits, allocated Bible school space, funded hall decoration, and accepted bids on city property.
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Washington Street
Harvard Street
Winship
Washington Streets
U. S. Post Office
Front Street
Bath Road
East Brunswick Road
Bowery Street
John Rines
Center Street
Marion C. Farnsworth
Clarence
Gladys E. Bailey
High Street
Hunter
Central Grammar School
St. Mary’s
City Hall
Lincoln Lodge, I. Co. O. F
Bath
Cottage Park
Ray
Larrabee
Kennebec
Bath council close to land deal for Cottage street extension
The Bath council discussed buying land from Dennis Gaudet on Cottage Street to extend Cottage Street to Leeman Highway. A definite agreement was anticipated before the next meeting, with possible building moves and filling involved. No Civil Defense director was appointed. The full council attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Gaudet
Cottage Street
Gaudet
Leeman Highway
Civil Defense
Bath
City Manager's May report details arrests and department notes
City records show 67 arrests in May with 13 motor vehicle crashes investigated and 168 miscellaneous complaints. Parking meters yielded $1,206.16 across five collections. Fire and cemetery operations include 18 fire alarms, memorial park work, and 15 burials. Welfare aid covered 118 aid recipients with federal surplus food distributed to 123 families. Disease reports list mumps, chickenpox, measles, and typhoid cases.
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Central Station
Call
Spring Street
Dummer Street
Winnegance
Fairview
Leeman Highway
Bath Garden Club
Garden Club
Sons of Union Veterans
Bath Post
Highway and Sewer Department
Harvard Dock
Washington Street
Public Welfare Department
PLC
Department
City Manager reports varied 1926 city improvements and bids
The report details health certificates issued and inspections, disposal area work with 265 yards of cover material costing 146.38, road leveling north of North Bath road, fog spray trials for mosquito control, and Elm Street church tower clock electrification. It notes bids for elm beetle tree spraying, 156,000 feet timber marking between Oak Grove and Whiskeay pond, Vine Street billboard permit dispute, and a pending court suit over an $18,000 bid bond for a junior high school project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Shore Road
North Bath Road
High Street
Elm Street
Tower Clock Service Co
Springfield
Goodall Tree Expert Co. Inc
Portland
State Forestry Service
Oak Grove Avenue
Vine Street
Carlton Bridge
John Donnelly & Sons Co
Maine Central Railroad
Donnelly Company
Peerless Casualty Co
T. W. Cunningham
Sagadahoc County
Nathan C. White
Trip Visuals of War-Torn Hong Kong Reported by Mr. Treworgy
Mr. Treworgy presented a travel segment detailing a Hong Kong devastated by World War II. He described submerged ships, stilt houses, harbor nets, guarded jewelers, and a booming theft trade. He noted 2,500,000 residents, fishing villages, and Chinese wedding conflicts as a social vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
China
Treworgy
Class of 1914 to Observe 40th Alumni Banquet
The class of 1914 from M.H.S. will mark its fortieth anniversary with an alumni banquet on Thursday night, meeting at six in Room T10. Tommy Holmes, Elmira N Y manager in the Torn League, is recalled as the 1938 Binghamton batting champ with a .368 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenn
M.H.S. 1914
Tommy Holmes
Elmira
N. Y
Binghamton
Dinner guests hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold Darling
Mr and Mrs Harold Darling of Cherry Street entertained as dinner guests Tuesday Mrs Raymond Grady and daughter Grace of Waterville attended the event as visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Darling
Cherry Street
Raymond Grady
Grace
Waterville
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