Bath church group meeting blends music and notices
The First Baptist church co workers class met Friday in the parlor with 18 members and two visitors. After business, a social featured piano and vocal solos, a Bible charade, and a questions period. July plans include a covered dishCup dinner. many Bath residents attend engagements and graduations, with notices of engagements, travel, and local events interwoven.
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First Baptist Church
Evelyn W. Sothcard
Jason A. Merrill
Cherlcs R Forbes
Leon R. Eaton
Russell C. Dalrymple
M. Helen Sims
Irma PD. Groves
Roselyn BE
Hall
Folwy A. Sotheard
Charles R. Sim
Beardsley Child Bitten by Dog Remains in Bath Hospital
Warren Beardsley, four year old son of Mr Susan Beardsley of 1264 Washington Street, is a patient at the Bath hospital after being bitten about the face by a dog. Mr and Mrs Horatio Baker of Cambridge Mass were recent visitors, with ties to Sasanoa Bluffs and Bluff Head cottages.
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A. P. Conklin
San Francisco
Vitor
Bath
Edwin Ware
Ogur
Capt
Isaac Merritt
High Street
Robert White Ferrell
Merritt & Robinson
Conk
Warren Beardsley
Susan Beardsley
Washington Street
Horatio Baker
Cambridge, Mass
Mrs. Baker
Sasanoa Bluffs
Bluff Head
Sewalls Visit Bath Family Spends Summer at Beach
Arthur Sewall the second arrived Saturday to pass several days at his Washington street home. He is accompanied by Mrs. Sewall and their three children who will spend the summer in Bath and at Small Point Beach.
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Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
Mr. Sewall
Local Social Roundup Includes Summer Plans and Visits
Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball returns from Essex Connecticut to High street Bath with Mrs. Samuel A. Kimball of Boston and will visit Miss Susan N. Ballou for the summer. Arthur Sewall leaves for Boston for a brief visit. Jane Hyde of Elmhurst completes Waynflete Latin studies and returns home with honors in riding and sportsmanship. William Gove and Herbert Henderson travel to Boston for graduation at Choate. Earle Bartlett and daughter Corinne of Portland visit Mrs. Bartlett's aunt Mrs. Henry W. Butler and tour the Anchorage at Phippsburg. Flossy Erskine Sidelinger in Milwaukee plans to attend Chicago Century of Progress before returning.
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Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Essex
Jane Hyde
Waynflete Latin School
Portland
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Hyde
Waynflete
William Gove
Herbert Henderson
Boston
Choate School
Earle Bartlett
Corinne
Bath
Flossy Erskine Sidelinger
Milwaukee
James
Chicago
Taunton Pair Visit Bath Guests of Jacksons
Mr and Mrs Henry Church of Taunton Massachusetts are spending several days in Bath as guests of Mr and Mrs Charles T Jackson of 648 Middle Street. They vacationed here last summer and plan to return later in the season for a longer visit.
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Henry Church
Taunton
Mass
Bath
Charles T. Jackson
Middle Street
Church
Paulin Relatives Trip Leads Family Visit in Vermont
The Misses Alice and Cecile Paulin along with James A. Comeau and Clifford White drove to St. Johnsbury Vermont to visit relatives over the weekend. They traveled via Crawford Notch on the way there and returned through Franconia Notch.
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Alice
Cecile Paulin
James A. Comeau
Clifford White
St. Johnsbury
Paulin
Crawford Notch
Franconia Notch
Miss Mackinnon Attends Commencement at Kents Hill
Miss Margaret M. S. Mackinnon of 276 Washington Street spent the weekend at Kents Hill for commencement activities. Morse ’30 student, she will pass the summer at home after completing her junior year at New York University where she majors in music.
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Margaret M. S. Mackinnon
Washington Street
Kents Hill
Miss Mackinnon
Morse
New York University
Two Newport girls return from elite finishing schools
Miss Elinor Shorey returns from Lincoln School in Providence Rhode Island and Miss Barbara Ross returns from Choate School in Brookline Massachusetts to spend the summer with their parents Mr and Mrs William Shorey and Mr and Mrs Rodney Ross.
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Rodney E. Ross
High Street
Thurday
Boston
Choate School For Girls
Brookline
Mass
Barbara Ross
Miss Ross
Choate School
William S. Shorey
Washington Street
Providence
R. I
The
Lincoln School For Girls
Elinor Shorey
Lincoln School
Williams. Shorey
Norton arrival for family visit and graduation
Elmer L. Norton traveled from New York with Edward Brown and Marshall Rouse to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Norton at 1075 High Street. He attended his sister Barbara Norton's graduation from Morse High School.
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Elmer L. Norton
New York
Arthur C. Norton
High Street
Barbara Norton
Morse High School
Edward Brown
Marshall Rouse
Mrs Warren visits for Trott Hooper wedding
Mrs Walter B. Warren of West Newton Mass arrived Friday night to spend a few days with her aunt Mrs Edward H Kimball on Lincoln Street and attend the Trott Hooper nuptials Saturday afternoon at the Kimball home.
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Walter B. Warren
West Newton
Mass
Edward H. Kimball
Lincoln Street
Trott-Hooper
Kimball
Lakewood Theatre Opens With There's Always Juliet
Mr and Mrs William M Congdon Mr and Mrs John E Atwood Miss Athana C Congdon Miss Nellie C Congdon Miss Bessie M Stimpson and John W Gillespie traveled to Lakewood on Saturday for the opening show of the Lakewood Theatre There’s Always Juliet starring Edith Barrett by the Lakewood Players.
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William M. Congdon
John E. Atwood
Athana C. Congdon
Nellie C. Congdon
Bessie M. Stimpson
John W. Gillespie
Lakewood
Lakewood Theatre
Juliet
Edith Barrett
The
Lakewood Players
Summer Guests and College Ties Highlight Local News
Miss Elmer B. Clark of Brooklyn and Gainesville visits sister Miss Louise A. Bucknam on upper Washington street. Elmer Jr. a University of Florida student will summer with Daytona Beach friends. Netta Briggs returns home to spend summer with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Briges of Bedford street after completing a year at Colby Junior College. Mrs. Edith Madeira of New York and Easthampton is staying a few days in Bath with Mrs. George Hunter on Summer street.
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George Hunter
Summer Street
Boston
Andrew A. Adie
Isadore Arik
Laconia
N. H
Bates College
David S. Cogan
Washington Street
Charles Arik
Arik
Bates / Student
Elmer B. Clark
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gainesville
Fla
Louise A. Bucknam
Upper Washington Street
Clark
Elmer Jr
University of Florida
Daytona Beach
Netta Briggs
Harry Briges
Bedford Street
Colby Junior College
Edith Madeira
New York
Easthampton
Long Island
Bath
Morse and Coombs Visit MacMahan Island Weekend
Mrs. Clarence W. Morse and Miss Clare Coombs spent the weekend at MacMahan island. Mrs. Morse rented her cottage there for the season to Mr. and Mrs. Stevens of Larchmont New York.
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Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
MacMahan Island
Morse
MacMahan
Mrs. Stevens
Larchmont
N. Y
Marriage of Frank P. Leach to Vermel Hillman
Friends learn of the match between Frank P. Leach formerly of Phippsburg Me and Vermel Hillman of Mobile. The couple plans residence in New Orleans on St. Charles Avenue with Leach serving as a Florence Luckenbach officer for seven years. The item also notes various social visits and gatherings in Winthrop Lewiston and Bath, including church and club events and a Central Grammar school picnic at Thomas's Point.
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Frank P. Leach
Phippsburg
Vermel Hillman
Mobile
New Orleans
St. Charles Avenue
Leach
Mel Hillman
Florence Luckenbach
Social Roundup of Luncheon and Local Visits
Mrs Carl Anderson hosted a Monday luncheon at Andrews Road featuring four bridge tables with prizes won by Mrs Milton C Trott first, Mrs Edward Given second, and Mrs Emery Chase third. The column notes residents Walter Reed realtor Edgar Blanche a patient at Bath City hospital, and lists multiple local social visits, travels, and graduations including Morse high junior Arlene Littlefield returning to class on crutches after a knee injury.
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Carl Anderson
Andrews Road
Milton C. Trott
Edward Given
Emery Chase
Edgar Blanche
Fred B. Reed
Bath City Hospital
Arlene E. Littlefield
Morse High School
Skowhegan
Miss Littlefield
Forest L. Littlefield
Union Street
Notable Summer Visitors Plan Time at Early 20th Century Maine Homes
Walter E Edge former Ambassador to France and family from Ventnor New Jersey plan to arrive June 30 to spend months at their Summer home at Small Point. Several Maine residents and visitors are noted: Miss Viola V Coombs of Bowdoinham in Bath. Mrs Charles W Clifford of Washington Street with sister Mrs Howard Winslow in Portland. Mrs Mark W Sewall of Washington Street with son Donald and Mrs Sewall at Boothbay Harbor. Mrs Edward B Smith Mrs John A Morse Miss Mary F Gibbons and Miss Janette Smith at Cundy's Harbor. Archibald Main and John Levyn returning to summer homes after Hebron studies. Mrs John F Leach of Key West Florida and Phippsburg opening The Lindens. Mrs Lora La Mance of Lake Wales Florida leaving after speaking to Sagadahoc County WCTU in Wesley M E Church. Miss Jane Cushing and Miss Alys Thompson of Dobbs Ferry New York arriving to summer at the Cushing home on Green Street.
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Walter E. Edge
France
Edge
Camilla
Mary Esther
Harold Loyall
Ventnor
N. J
Small Point
Viola V. Coombs
Bowdoinham
Bath
Charles W. Clifford
Washington Street
Howard Winslow
Portland
Jane Cushing
Alys Thompson
Dobbs Ferry-on-the-Hudson
N. Y
Cushing
Green Street
World's Greatest Circus Golden Jubilee Tour at Portland
The Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus celebrates fifty years with The Durbar coronation spectacle in Delhi and a 50 ring gala. The show features over 800 performers, 50 elephants, and 1600 staff across four trains. Giraffe neck women from Burma add sensational novelty to the main program.
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Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey
Ringling Brothers
Portland
Delhi
India
Ringling Bros. and
Gandi Moodi
East
Bath items mix with court action and community notices
Franklin Meade of Standish faced a municipal court arraignment in Bath on a $4 hotel bill evasion charge and probation after pleading guilty. Five youths were warned after a Bath park disturbance. other items cover Bath Iron Works piping at City hospital, a no parking rule on Winneganee Causeway, Gorham Normal Alumni Day, Bible school, theft of flooring, a Bath Country Club dance, a dog death investigation, Drum Major Emmons’ new parade costume, Sunday lobster stew at Sunnyside Lodge, American Legion council meeting, clothing found with no body, Witch Spring water draw, municipal court activity, Colonial Club events at Sebasco, and many local notices.
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Franklin C. Meade
Standish
Bath
Langdon Green
John J. Keegan
the Phoenix
Winneganee
Walter L. Whitney
Fire Sufferers Benefit Nets 85 for Red Cross
A Bath area event at the Hotel Phoenix on Friday June 9 raised 92.30 for Ellsworth and Auburn fire sufferers. After 7 in expenses, net proceeds were 85.30, handed to Charles C. Low, Bath Red Cross treasurer. Daughters of Isabella and Sacred Heart circle members praised the committee and stall helpers who added 14 from the food sale.
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Phoenix
Ellsworth
Auburn
Charles C. Low
Bath
The
American Red Cross
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Jennie M. Allen
James E. McLaughlin
Andrew V McAllister
Joseph F. McCole
John W. Costain
Lorenzo J. Collins
Allen
Red Cross
Hebron Academy Names E Rochester Graduate Music Director
Chauncey L Griffith of South Bell ingham Washington and Eastman School of Music University of Rochester has been elected music director at Hebron Academy He will assume duties in September.
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Chauncey L. Griffith
South Bellingham, Wash
Eastman School of Music
University of Rochester
Hebron Academy
Children s Day Program Recital Featured Student Acts
The program listed songs recitals and solos by Ethel Hall Alma Swanton Velma and Donald Rogers Caroline St Martin Betty Cumbings Geraldine Pratt Rebecca and Joyce Curtis John St Martin Elaine Huntley Camilla Pratt Doris Armstrong Tina Reynolds Frederick Hoffman Joyce Curtis Marguerite Strack and others. The event was announced by Eu gene McGrath superintendent. A program committee led by Mrs Herman Crocker Mrs Irving Varney and others organized the event with a music committee chaired by Mrs Weston Holman and Mrs Hall.
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Alme
Swanton Swidlin
Aolowe
Ethel Hall
Ethel Faucher
Velma
Donald Rogers
Caroline St. Martin
Beverly Hopkins
Betty Cumbings
Geraldine Pratt
Camilla Pratt
Doris Armstrong
Alma Swanton
Arlene Harness
Reson
Tina Reynolds
Frederick Hoffman Prochs
Sons 5
Feiess
Keith Fleming
America
Joyce Curtis
Marguerite Strack
Eugene McGrath
Church School
Herman Crocker
Irving Varney
William S. Craft
Leland Plummer
Clinton Pratt
Weston P. Holman
Hall
Nazarene Church Children's Day Program Recital Highlights
The Nazarene church held a Sunday morning Children’s Day program featuring a missionary concert and numerous recitations and exercises by Emma King Paul Johnson May Totman Beulah Pinkham Leona Watson Annabell Lancaster and others. The event included songs including Send Us the News and Don’t Forget to Come Again with performances by Juniors and Six Juniors.
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Nazarene Church
Congregation
RP Avot Yee
el Teeieoe
Emma King
Paul Johnson
Esong i Eae Ieee Ens
Totman
Leona Watson
Rotary club hears voyage tale on Bath Iron Works trawler
G Allen Howe spoke at Hotel Phoenix about a beam trawler trip with Capt Magnussen aboard a Bath Iron Works built vessel. The crew slept in shifts under electric light and feasted like a ship wardroom, with a German cook from a battleship mess. He also noted club matters and planned convention participation.
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Rotary Club
Hotel Phoenix
H. E. Emmons
Brunswick
Vernon L. Tilden
First National Bank of Boston
G. Allen Howe, Esq
Bath Iron Works
Capt. Magnussen
Bath
George W. Hibbs
Rotary
L. T. Snipe
Harry T. Passmore
Boston
William A. Furber
Memrs
Justice Worster Grants Directed Verdict in Burns Malpractice Suit
Justice Worster ordered a directed verdict for the defendant Saturday in the malpractice suit by William Burns of Lewiston who sought $10,000. On the first trial Burns won $5,000 but the Law court set aside that verdict.
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Justice Worster
William Burns
Lewiston
Burns
Law Court
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