Social notes celebrate birthdays and gatherings in Bath
Mr and Mrs Chester McCrater entertained guests including Harry and Mrs Ritchie of Boston for a birthday in Bath with Kennebec Ramblers providing music and refreshments. Numerous locals join later events from Girl Scouts meetings to engagements and summer travels as Bath hosts visitors to New Haven and Springfield college invitations.
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Chester McCrater
Maxwell Street
Harry Ritchie
Boston
Ritchie
Bath
Brunswick
Kennebec Ramblers
L. C. Stevens
Florence Crocker
Frank Nadeau
Lorraine Nadeau
Catherine Canavan
Grace
Springfield College
Springfield
Mass
Donald R. Curtis
Charles Curtis
Salem
Residents and visitors share Maine town travel notes
Commander and Mrs. Vroom travel to Princeton for their son Guysbert B. Vroom Jr.’s Commencement. He will join ROT C at Fort Ethan Allen after graduation and has been commissioned a second lieutenant in heavy artillery. Other locals visit Moosehead, attend Rotary events, host guests, and plan summer stays across Maine and nearby states.
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Guysbert B. Vroom
Phippsburg
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Guysbert B. Vroom, Jr
Guysbert Vroom, Jr
Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont
R.O.T.C
Davis Couple Celebrates Third Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Davis of 9 Dummer Street hosted relatives for a third anniversary with gifts and dancing after a family gathering. Franklin Melville, Davis, Donald Preble and Raymond Donnell provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Davis
Dummer Street
Dames in Maine Meet as Brunswick Leaders Elected
Mrs. Kenneth C. M. Sills of Brunswick elected president and Mrs. Morgan B. Cushing of Brunswick named to the Board of Managers at the National Society of the Colonial Dames in Maine annual meeting held at Tatehouse Stroudwater. Fifty attendees enjoyed luncheon on the terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Robert
Wiscasset
National Society of the Colonial Dames
Maine
Tatehouse
Stroudwater
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Brunswick
Morgan B. Cushing
Robert
Virginia Society
Sargent Legard Celebrates Fifth Birthday at Home
Sargent Legard entertained a few friends Friday at his mother Mrs Catherine Legard home celebrating his fifth birthday. Games were played and supper was served. The guests included Gretchen Trott Judith Trott and Sherry Grindell.
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Sargent Legard
Catherine Legard
Gretchen Trott
Judith Trott
Sherry Grindell
Belmont wedding to feature ushers from local guests
Frederick E. Drake Jr from Washington street returns from a Boston visit. Drake will serve as usher at the Belmont Spring Country Club wedding of William J. Keville Jr of Belmont and Miss Moira O Connell of Newton at St Clement's Church in Boston on Thursday June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Washington Street
Boston
Mr. Drake
Belmont Spring Country Club
Belmont
Mass
William J. Keville, Jr
Keville
Moira O'Connell
Newton
St.Clement's Church
Miss Eileen Jones Receives Teaching Certificate At Bliss College
Miss Eileen Jones returned home from Bliss Business college in Lewiston where she completed a commercial subjects course and earned a professional state teaching certificate. She edited the year book The Go Getter dedicated to Pres. O D Bliss, who praises the pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Jones
Addison Jones
Fremont Street
Lewiston
Bliss Business College
Miss Jones
John F. Conley
Thomas McHugh
Amesbury
Mass
Nellie C. Jones
Bailey Evening School of Industries
Social notes of local residents and visitors
Mr and Mrs Ralph Tuttle of Vallejo California visit Mrs Tuttle s sister on Grove street and Mrs John J Keegan. Maynard Stevens returns from South Paris for Boy Scouts Camporee. Carroll Farmer of East Boothbay and Millard Spinney of Quincy visit Spinney family. Miss Ethelyn Johnson visits 47 Beacon street. Priscilla Wyman wedding shower hosted by Doris M Scott with guests. Donald Avery family plan Bay Point cottage weekend. extended guest list at Margery Scott and Walter Anliker wedding reception. Minnie A White returns from New York trip.
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Margery J. Scott
Walter J. Anlcker
St. Mary's Rectory
Leonard F. Wetherbee
Upper
Washington Street
Miss Scott
John W. Scott
Percy W. Scott
C. Roland Trott
George E. Barker, Jr
Roger M. Luke
W. Scott Davis
Everett B. Ellis
Louis P. Nelson
John Freete
Paul G. Gregware
Doris M. Scott
Vanona A. MacDonald
Dorothy E. Anliker
Beatrice E. Duprey
Marguerite Brown
Elsie L. Trott
James G. Jenkins
Ralph Tuttle
Vallejo
Calif
Carroll Farmer
East Boothbay
Herbert L. Spinney
High Street
Millard Spinney
Quincy
Mass
Spinneys
Lawrence Thayer
Priscilla Wyman
Garden Street
Ralph H. Card
Robert L. Jewell
Edith C. Stone
Madelyn Summerton
Viola M. Arsenault
Beulah V. Pettengill
Ferne E. Pettengill
Doris Pettengill
Barbara L. Nickerson
Donald Avery
Dawn and
Beatrice of
Elizabeth Foley
Florence Foley
Brookline
Marie Ellis
Boston
Raymond Tibbetts
Boothbay Harbor
Margaret Minott
Hilda G. Scott
Portland
Walter J. Anliker
Petersons Attend Portsmouth Christening in New England
East Brunswick residents Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Peterson travel to Portsmouth on Sunday for the christening of their grandchild Judith Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Peterson. Also noted are visits and a Discord club gathering among local families. Mr. and Mrs. Omer L. Tondreau announce the birth of their son Joseph Gerald on June 6 at Memorial hospital.
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Harry E. Peterson
East Brunswick
Portsmouth
Judith Ann
Stanley Peterson
Omer L. Tondreau
Granite Street
Memorial Hospital
Joseph Gerald
Cruise Adds Irene Ingalls to Rothwell Yacht Party
Miss Irene Ingalls of North street sails to Boston to join Mr. Rothwell aboard a schooner yacht owned by Ralph Hutchins of Chicago and Miami. Mrs. Hutchins and her son join for a short cruise. Rothwell has been aboard for a fortnight.
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Irene Ingalls
North Street
Boston
Mr. Rothwell
Ralph Hutchins
Chicago
Miami
Fla
Bath firemen rolls approved by aldermen
Fire rolls for the ensuing year bearing the approval of Chief Engineer Richard J. Frates were accepted by the Bath aldermen. The rolls list Hose Co. No. 1 Engine Nos. 2 3 4 Hook and Ladder Co. 1 with foremen clerks stewards axemen pipemen and hose leaders, plus substitutes and ladder men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Frates
Frank Gallant
Everett Stilphen
Albert E. MclLellan
Clifford White
Andrew C. Flaherty
George C. Parshley
William Higgins
William Pecci
Charles C. Dutton
Charles W. Swearingen
Alvah Lewis
Maurice Perry
Charles FE. Parks, Jr
John Burgess
Leon Eaton
Francis A. Fortier
Herbert L. Anderson, Jr
Richard Young
Kenneth Thayer
Edward Thomas
Father Maney Returns From Long Journey
Rev. Timothy C. Maney pastor of St. Marys Church Bath returned Thursday evening from a 10000 mile vacation trip to the West Coast and Canadian Provinces. He was accompanied by his sister Miss Alice Maney of Bangor.
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Timothy C. Maney
St. Mary's Church
Bath
West Coast
Canadian
Maney
Alice ‘Maney
Bangor
New York
New Orleans
New Mexico
Texas
California
Seattle
Wash
British Columbia
Canadian Rockies
Saskatchewan
Alberta
St. Paul
Grand Canyon
Hollywood
Cal
Paramount
Northwest Mounted Police
Gary Cooper
Madeleine Carroll
Robert Preston
Paulette Goddard
Canada
Rev. Maney
Beverly Hills
Treasure Island
San Francisco
Rev
Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Nequasset Congregational vestry hosted the Ladies Auxiliary annual meeting and election. Mrs John C Gilmore became president with Mrs Henry T Dubar as vice president and Mrs Percy C Bailey as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary of
Nequasset
Arthur I. Williams
Reservists from Bath called back into service
A number of naval reserves employed at Bath Iron Works Corp. were recalled. Retired subject to recall personnel head to Portsmouth Navy Yard for examination, then to Philadelphia Navy Yard to join sea or shore units.
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Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Portland visit of WWI commander and Reserve Officers
The visitor toured Fort Williams in Portland, once commanded by him during the war. Two hundred Reserve Officers were hosted by Col. Barrett of the 68th Coast Artillery. New equipment was demonstrated but service firing did not occur due to weather.
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Portland
Fort Williams
Col. Barrett
68Th Coast Artillery
Bathman Attends White House Party
C Merritt Trott son of Wilfred C Trott of 17 Marshall Ave employed at The Washington Post writes of receiving a personal invitation to a White House party for National Press Club members. He meets President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt, notes the Marine Band concert, southern fried chicken, and the grand White House setting with a sense of awe.
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C. Merritt Trott
Wilfred C. Trott
Marshall Avenue
Washington Post
Washington, D. C
White House
National Press Club
Washington
Bright Light District
National Press Building
Club
Pres. Roosevelt
The
Post
New York Times
United States Marine Band
Pres
Jim Farley
Hull
Rotary club hears on state session and finances
At a Hotel Sedgwick luncheon three speakers discussed Augusta legislature actions. Justus H. Miller summarized the special session and Belmont Smith testimony proved unsatisfactory. Dominique Tardif urged autotitle repeal while noting the $206,000 gain and $56,000 operating cost. Ralph Redfern praised district leadership amid concerns.
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Rotary Club
Hotel Sedgwick
Justus H. Miller
Augusta
Belmont Smith
Dominique Tardif
Bath
Ralph Redfern
Portland
Eur
Fire Threatens Former Cum mings Feldspar Mill
Firefighters fought a blaze at the former Cum mings Feldspar Co mill in the South End after sparks from a burning pile of driftwood and grass reached the north wall. Box 124 summoned Engine Four at 8:30. Water hose lines extended 400 feet as wind carried embers. Local authorities warn Bath dog owners to license pets for 1940 41 or face action. Alumni banquet at Morse High led Club Garret to skip June 13 meeting. Marine Band members urged to assemble in uniform for City Hall square concert before a Republican rally featuring Sen Sumner Sewall and Sen George E Hill. District pupils at Weeks Street School earned Seven Point pins. Maine wind storm caused widespread damage. lobsters priced 15 25 cents per pound. A Canadian smack offered six cents in Eastport but was told to leave U S waters. Dyer Fl aherty Post V F W Auxiliary delegates named for Belfast convention. All Auxiliary members urged to attend for important business.
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Cummings’ Feldspar Co
Marine Band
Masonic Temple
Uniform
City Hall Square
Municipal Auditorium
Sewall For Governor
Sumner Sewall
George E. Hill
South Portland
House
Maine
Eastport
United States
Meeting highlights faith in security and brotherhood amid jobs talk
The report notes emphasis on security as a myth without righteous people across social and moral fronts. It urges greater concern for brotherhood and cooperative job efforts funded by the Federal treasury. Vice President Harold Troop led the meeting in Pres Small’s absence. Chester Plant and Boyd Bailey managed music. Norman Smith of Brunswick attended as a visitor.
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Ope
Brotherhood of Man
Federal Treasury
Harold Troop
Pres
Small
Chester Plant
Boyd Bailey
Norman Smith
Brunswick
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