Surprise shower honors Mrs. Herbert Lee in Bath society circle
Mrs. Herbert Lee of Brentwood N H formerly Hazel Blair of Bath received a surprise shower at her parents home 1353 Washington Street last Monday. Friends listed include Mrs. Margaret Alley Mrs. Dorothy Lewis and many Bath residents along with Barbara Hopkins of the University of Maine visiting her parents on York Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Lee
Brentwood
N. H
Hazel Blair
Harold Blair
Washington Street
Margaret Alley
Dorothy Lewis
Genevieve Colby
Dorothy Walker
Nellie Hynes
Louise Hamlin
Abbie Morse
Mabel Williams
Lillian Kaler
Eliza Wood
Barbara Hopkins
University of Maine
Mrs
George Hopkins
York Street
Eliza Estabrooks
Meadow Way
Judith Hibbs
Beverly Robbins
Beverly van Buren
Dawn Avery
Nancy Pratt
Pauline Ouellette
Mary Hatch
Cynthia Dauphin
Beverly Dauphin
Marilyn Hogan
Hazel
Gerry Estabrooks
Joe Fitzpatrick
Eliza
Niles L. Perkins
Orono
Mr. Perkins
Snodgrass Firm
Portland
Bath Iron Works
Reginald Cote
High Street
Esther Drummond
Arrowsic
Nashs Plan Bay Point Cottage Opening Weekend
Mr and Mrs Howard O Nash of 37 Edward Street head to Bay Point on Sunday to open their cottage for the summer. Their daughter Dorothea Nash a student at Augusta General Hospital training school for nurses will join for a three week vacation starting July 10. Mrs J C Bearse of Malden Mass returns after a brief visit with Mrs Eugene R Brown. Grace Strout former Rubenstein club president and Miss Margaret Simmons of Rockland were guests of Les Camarades Musicaux at a recital hosted by Miss Alice N Magoun last Wednesday and praised the program. Mr and Mrs F H Upham of East Wassaboro returned after visiting Mr and Mrs Arah E Richmond at 648 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bearse
Malden
Mass
Georgetown
E. R. Brown
Deering Street
Howard O. Nash
Edward Street
Bay Point
Dorothea Nash
Augusta General Hospital Training School For
Grace Strout
The
Rubenstein, Club
Margaret Simmons
Rockland
Les Camarades Musicaux
Fred K. Sturtevant
Alice N. Magoun
F. H. Upham
East Wassaboro
Arah E. Richmond
Washington Street
William L. Skelton
David
Boston
Bentley School of Accounting
John K. Skelton
Skelton
Bates College
Harvard
Bentley
Holiday trip ends for Sawyer Weeks party in New England
Mr and Mrs Herbert Sawyer of Newton Massachusetts and Miss Edith K Weeks of Malden with Mrs Walter S Glidden of Bath return from a holiday motor trip to Rangeley and the White Mountains. Mr and Mrs Arthur Wise reopen their cottage at Foster's Point for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Sawyer
Newton, Mass
Edith K. Weeks
Malden
Walter S. Glidden
Bath
Rangeley
White Mountains
School Music Supervisor’s Sister Chosen as Matron of Honor
Miss Margaret M. S. Mackinnon selects her sister Mrs. Paul V. Galambos of Waltham Massachusetts as matron of honor for her wedding to John McCarty. The ceremony is Saturday June 14 at Grace church with Rev. Charles M. Tubbs officiating. Best man is Vincent A. Henderson. Ushers are Louis Cormier and Edward E. Sonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. S. Mackinnon
Paul V. Galambos
Waltham
Mass
John McCarty
Grace Church
Charles M. Tubbs
Vincent A. Henderson
Louis Cormier
Edward E. Sonia
Notable Bath Area Residents Depart for Mount Katalidin Trip
Hon Rupert H Baxter of Bath and his brother ex Governor Percival Baxter of Portland left Thursday for a brief sojourn in the Mount Katalidin region. The community note details social visits, family ties, and local engagements among Bath and Portland residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert H. Baxter
Bath
Percival P. Baxter
Portland
Mount Katalidin
Portland social notes and Maine University visits
Several Portland residents and families are documented with visits, relocations, and campus events. Dr. David L. Wilson recovers at Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary. Arch ie Rolfe returns from Pearl Harbor Navy Yard Honolulu. Various locals attend graduations, reunions, and club activities at University of Maine and Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Wilson
Elford A. Stover
Portland
David L. Wilson
Maine Eye & Ear Infirmary
Archie Rolfe
Eva Rolfe
Upper Washington Street
Pearl Harbor Navy Yard
Honolulu
Birthday party honors fifth birthday and prize winners
Jane Ledyard entertained on Lincoln Street for her fifth birthday with cake cutting and a pin the tail on the donkey game won by Bobby Haggett and Patricia Smith. Lucy Haggett collected the largest kiss hunt prize. Guests included Mrs. Hayes Haggett and other mothers. Additional items note graduation exercises at Nassan College for Carol and Barbara Wood, and social club gatherings with prize winners at Middle Street and planned luncheons hosted by Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Plant, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ledyard
James C. Ledyard
Lincoln Street
Jane
Bobby Haggett
Patricia Smith
Lucy Ann Haggett
John Hayes
Charles Haggett
Harold Haggett
Kenneth Hunt
Carol Oliver
Priscilla Witham
Patty Campbell
Billy Haggett
Lucy Corel Haggett
Patty Hayes
Edward Ant
Pearl Dunbar
South End
Middle Street
Howard Steen
Perley Ater
Guy Sprague
John Hunt
Community Notes From Greenville and Nearby Towns
Social visits and weekend travels across Greenville Auburn Bath and Groton include the Watsons guests of the Millard Watsons. Miss Huggard called to Portland by a grandmother’s illness. Clark Seavey marriage intentions filed. Others: Carol and Chaney family moves. Kimball sisters visit Concord and Nashua. Vernal Chaney Jr redeployed as senior welding inspector. Small family return from Mystic. North Grammar seventh graders’ class day. Arthur Sewall II returns from New York. Mrs. Ernest King visits Presque Isle and University of Maine alumni events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest King
Shepard Street
Presque Isle
Charlotte E. King
University of Maine
Miss King
Aroostook County
Perkins Johnson wedding at Emmanuel chapel Portland
Rev and Mrs Charles M. Tubbs attended the marriage of Barbara Anne Perkins and Leonard Blackwell Johnson. The ceremony Saturday noon was in Emmanuel chapel of the Cathedral Church of St. Luke in Portland and was performed by the bride’s father Very Rev Howard D. Perkins dean of the cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
Barbara Anne Perkins
Leonard Blackwell Johnson
Emmanuel Chapel
Cathedral Church of St. Luke In
Portland
Howard D. Perkins
Fire destroys Kimball garage and shed at Red House in Bath
Fire of undetermined origin swept the two story garage and one story shed at 138 Lincoln Street, destroying the Kimball residence rear annexes while the main house escaped major damage. Firefighters laid six hose lines, saved the main dwelling, and the loss was estimated at about $2,000. Volunteers assisted in removing furniture as Fire Chief Richard Frates credited a closed first floor door for limiting the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Red House
Anne
Miriam Kimball
Lincoln Street
Kimball
Lincoln
North Streets
Oak
Lincoln Streets
Chestnut
Chestnut Street
Richard Frates
Fire Department
Chief Frates
Misses Kimball
McKay Field
City Fire Loss Adjustment At Kimball Property
Fred W. Humphreys of D M Humphreys & Co said Tuesday noon that the loss adjustment had been made on the Kimball property fire. A first fire of the busy day was a still alarm at 12:40 at the city dump where engine 4 responded and a booster line fought a blaze in the constant fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Humphreys
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Kimball
Justice Fellows Opens June Term of Superior Court
Justice Raymond Fellows opens the Sagadahoc Superior Court June term with prayers and routine case assignments. The grand jury considers indictments including Clyde Schuman for armed robbery and larceny tied to an Aug 12, 1938 incident against taxi driver Ralph E. Legard. Naturalization hearings were scheduled for seven Bath residents and others from Newport and Calais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Clyde Schuman
Ralph E. Legard
Schuman
Prescott A. Creelman
Massachusetts
Augusta
Ronald Roy Bean
Bath
Newport
O'Neill Houde
Marie Luce Farnsworth
Calais
Andrew S. Erickson
New York
Mary Ann Geraldine Despres
Vanceboro
Nellie Long McCabe
Francois Colex Boucher
Beecher Falls
Fires Ragged the Town with Multiple Alarms in One Day
Fire department and volunteers battled a woods fire west of High street for hours after an 1.30 alarm. Additional blazes on Commercial street, Water street, Arrowsic, and the city dump prompted multiple still and booster responses, with all woods fires declared out by 5.55 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
High Streets
High Street
Goddard's Field
Commercial Street
Bath Grain Co
Maine Petroleum Products
William Hill
Donald Fogg
Water Street
Arrowsic
Kimball
Trott Lang Wedding Unites Woolwich Man and Damariscotta Bride
Howard Trott of Woolwich, a Bath Iron Works construction worker, and Miss Esther Lang of Damariscotta were wed Sunday afternoon in the Baptist parsonage Show. Witnesses were the pastor's wife and Mrs. Morton. The couple will reside with Trott's parents in North Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Trott
Woolwich
Bath Iron Works Corp
Esther Lang
Damariscotta
Morton
Trott
Gershon D. Trott
Margaret Lang
Bath
George E. Lang
Mr. Trott
North Woolwich
Rules to Regulate Traffic Approved by City Fathers
City council OKs traffic rules on parking, bus stops and stop signs. Alderman Kingsbury leads printing of 1000 booklets. Various budget boosts approved, including clock fund, wage hikes, and memorial band concerts. multiple municipal actions and permits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury
First Baptist Society
Highway Department
Fire Department
Battery D
Washington and
Russell Streets
FBI
Hyde Windlass Co
Lincoln Street
Cobb Road
Lions Club
Dummer Street
Sea Scouts
Bath Water District
Center Street
Board of Assessors
Jacob Smith
George E. Whitney
Footer
Police Department
Committee On
Petepscot Co
Rogers Ship Yard
Lawrence
New York City
John J. Quinn
West Street
Cressey Avenue
Roscoe G. Bailey
North Street
North Street Court
Clarence Holmes
Harvard Heights
Beacon Street
Board of Health
Richard Frates
Carter
High
Court Streets
Washington Street
Union Street
Iron Works
Morris Gordon
Chelsea
Mass
Rowe & Dalrymple
Committee On Public Safety
George J. Goodwin
Overseers of the Poor
Raymond E. Fogg
Recorder Rubin
May
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Martha E. Curry
Lowell
Alma Reid
Frank Oliver
Quincy
Sherman Morse
Lower High Street
Ernest Wade
Panther Pond
Raymond
Joseph L. Dauphin
Spring Street
Benjamin F. Savage
Lewiston
Joseph Anderson
Richard Curry
John Curry
Zita L. Wilbur
Fred Wilbur
Roland C. Bernier
Leon L Bernier
Cedar Street
Brunswick
Lena F. Gallant
Francis Phillips
Apron Club
Lovell Staples
Garret
Bath Country Club
Barbara Young
Barbara Pittman
Dorothy Anliker
Phyllis Darrah
Ernest Bailey
Dover-Foxcroft
Annie Aikenhead
Santa Barbara
Cal
Thomas S. Aikenhead
Mrs. Aikenhead
Green Street
Joseph Oliver
West Lynn
Fernando Hutchins
Claude Beal
Beatrice
Muriel
Shirley
Richard
Togus Pond
Mr. Beal
James F. Jones
Russell Street
Marshall Sewall
New Canaan
Conn
William D. Sewall
Sewall
Small Point Peach
Walter E. Edge
Patrick Nugent
George Nugent
Memorial Hospital
Constance Morin
Russell Sage College
Troy
N. Y
Harry F. Morin
Henry C. Wright
Indian Rock
Rangeley Lakes
Walter Brown
Peggy
Depa Ee
Eugene R. Brown
U.S.S
Texas
Eaeane R.I
Brown
Fred W. Howe
Small Point
Osteopathic Hospital
Woodfords
Lois J. Palmer
Augusta Pitts
Alma L. Reid
Miss Reid
Boothbay
Southport
Newagon
Elizabeth Pattee
Arthur Sewall
Mrs. Sewall
Harold Fuller
Irvington, N. J
Edward Tamul
Percy Mann
Beverly Niles
Sergi
Merle Niles
Winship Street
Elford
Brad) Stover, Jr
Beverly
Fort Williams
Jerneen Doyle
Billy English
Barbara Pinkham
Jerry Doyle
Barton Bridges
Gail Fitzgerald
Elford Stover, Jr
Annette Harmon
Betty Lothrop
David Pye
John Emery
Alton Stinson
Getchell Street
New Church
Stonehouse
Charles Chapman
Helen Chapman
Dudley S. Leavitt
Clarence A. Peaslee
Clarence Savage
Roxbury
Solon
Solon Savage
Harold Pease
Topsham
Arthur Wise
Foster's Point
Samuel Hooper
Country Club
John Greene
William Riley
Riley
Leland Mitchell
Donald Hopkins
Howard R. Ives
Roosevelt
Ives
Hilda Ives
Williston
Fred A. Hamlin, Jr
Joe Hamlin
Paul Palmer
Ruth Jordan
West Roxbury
George H. Jacobs
Charles Lockery
Walter F. Wiggin
Jacobs
Clifton Nickerson
Mary J. Scales
Elm Street
John Lutz
Roy Lutz
Corliss Street
Eva Corliss
Jack Wilson
Lynn
Miss Corliss
Fred B. Jack
Percy Miller
Everett G. White
Fiesta Club
Carlton Andrews
Upper High Street
Waterboro
Andrews
Charles Andrews
Barbara Masterman
Dixfield
Gilbert
Cony Masterman
Henry D. Small
Morse High
C. Leroy Hutchins
Adele
Philadelphia
Gloucester
N. J
Beverly Denham
Alden P. Denham, Jr
Ernest Wood
Priscilla
Springvale
Nassan College
Carol
Barbara
Carol Wood
Alfred Orr
Moncton
N. B
William S. Tait
George Beley
E. L. Mabey
Carroll S. Watson
Greenville
Forrest Carlton
Carlton
Joyce and
Carroll Carlton
Auburn
Millard E. Watson
Dorothy Huggard
R.N
Hyannis
Herbert Huggard
Mechanic Street
Benjamin Morris
Charles E. Clark
North Street Extension
Bernard J. Clark
Edith M. Seavey
South Street
Frank R. Seavey
Milan Street
Ernest Sherman
Lake Street
Anne Kimball
Miriam W. Kimball
Concord
Walter Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Benson Animal Farm
Nashua
Vernal A. Chaney, Jr
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Groton
Delwin Small
Jay Wilton Small
Mystic
North Grammar
J. Gertrude Sibsby
Alice Lorraine Purdue
Sarah Libby Silverman
Beverly Curran
Nellie Page
Marlo Bennett
Arthur Sewall 2d
Frates
Justice Fellows
Superior Court
Forrest C. Legard
Victualer
Helen M. Black
Durward N. Bowie
Maria Thibodeau
Tito Pecci
Lawrence E. Sullivan
Aubrey E. Steen
Front Street
Harris Oil Co
Bath Brunswick Motor Mart
Randall M. Daley
Washington and Vine Streets
Joseph Seigal
Franklin Street