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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1939

Page

6

Maine Auxiliaries Hold 48th Annual Encampment

Mrs. Mae Cross of Rockland, Department President for Maine of the Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans, presided over the 48th annual encampment here with a formal program including ritual work, memorial services, a parade, and a banquet.

Mae Cross Rockland Maine Sons of Union Veterans of the Belfast Cros Anderson Auxiliary Odd Fellows Hall Marie Patterson Augusia Doris Ames Pythian Hall Sons Tin Bertha Young Columbian Hall S. of V. Auxiliary

Arlingtonwoman visits Bradford classmate and guest

Miss Vanessa Easton daughter of Lieut Com and Mrs Glenn H Easton of Arlington Virginia formerly of Bath arrived Monday for a week's visit with Miss Patricia Sewall of High Street Miss Sewall also has as her guest for a week Miss Barbara Montague of Hamilton Bermuda who is a classmate at Bradford Junior College

Vanessa Easton C Om Glenn H. Easton Arlington Bath Patricia Sewall High Street Sewall Barbara Montague Hamilton Bermuda Bradford Junior College

Central Church Choir Hosts Class of 1939 Graduates Dinner

Seven Morse high school graduates of the Central church choir attended a dinner Thursday at the parish house. Honor guests included Carol Wood and Alice Coleman among others. The event featured maroon and white decor, a choreographed menu, and maroon kerchief gifts to each graduate.

Morse High School Central Church Choir Carol E. Wood Alice M. Coleman Martha Page Mary B. Darrah Mary Ellen Cyr Henrietta E. French Isabelle B. King Jane W. Stevens Phyllis L. Darrah Barbara E. Wood Barbara L. Kenney Maud Hoffman Charleston S. C John Shaw David L. Wilson Carrie Thompson Ethel Parks Perleyster Pauline Conley Ernest Wood Harriet Shaw Howard Steen Margery Coleman Barbara Nickerson

Miss Cushing Attends Smith College 50th Reunion

Miss Jane D. Cushing of 25 Green Street traveled to Northampton Massachusetts for the Smith College 11th class reunion. About half of the 1889 class, 29 members, attended the 50th reunion events from June 8 to 12, with 23 Smith graduates among them and the class total at 98, now with 64 living.

Jane D. Cushing Green Street Northampton Mass Smith College St. John’s Episcopal Church Washburn and Chapin Houses Smith

Wakefield Oliver Wedding in Damariscotta Union Church

John W. Wakefield son of Mr and Mrs William Wakefield and Hazel Myrtle Oliver daughter of Lyman Oliver married Friday evening at Walpole Union church Damariscotta in a single ring ceremony Rev Welch officiating Miss Pearl M Oliver twin sister of the bride was bridesmaid and Kenneth Jacquith best man. The couple will reside at 897 Middle Street after a Boston White Mountains wedding trip. Both graduates of Morse high School class of 1938 with athletic and musical activities. Bath Iron Works employee Mr Wakefield and Glee club member Mrs Wakefield. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs William Dick Jamestown RI and Mrs Elizabeth Drysdale Dover Foxcroft.

John W. Wakefield William W. Wakefield Oak Street Hazel Myrtle Oliver Lyman Oliver San Francisco Cal Walpole Union Church Damariscotta Welch Pearl M. Oliver Kenneth Jacquith Elmer Fitch Wakefield Boston White Mountains Rs. Wakefield Middle Street Mr. Wakefield Morse High School Bath Iron Works Corp Glee Club Morse William Dick Jamestown R. I Elizabeth Drysdale Dover-Foxcroft

Myra Plummer and Kendall Lord Wed at Beacon Street Church

The wedding of Miss Myra Elizabeth Plummer and Kendall Parris Lord was held Friday at eight in Beacon Street Methodist Church with about 150 guests. Rev. Jesse Kenderdine performed the single ring ceremony. The bride wore white silk crepe and an arm bouquet of Spring flowers. The couple will reside at 11 Marshall Avenue after a honeymoon following the ceremony.

Myra Elizabeth Plummer Kendall Parris Lord Beacon Street Methodist Church Jesse Kenderdine Albert McMann Lohengrin Samuel Morse Lyndon Plummer Myra (Snow) Plummer Braintree, Mass Bath Memorial Hospital D. Leroy Lord Upper Washington Street Morse High School Western Union Tel. & Tel. Co Bath Iron Works Corp Lord Marshall Avenue

Ames Gallant Wedding At St Mary's Church

Harold A. Ames son of Mr and Mrs George M Ames Woolwich and Miss Mary Gallant daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmanuel Gallant Floral street were married Saturday morning at eight in St Marys church Rev Timothy C Maney officiated the double ring ceremony The bride wore a white organdy gown with a taffeta jacket and carried a white bouquet The brides attendant Miss Alice Hogan wore pale blue taf feta and carried a mixed bouquet Alfred Gallant was best man A wedding breakfast followed and the couple will reside in a cottage on the New Meadows after June 17 Mrs Ames a Morse high school graduate class of 1938 and Mr Ames a machinist at Bath Iron Works Ltd were guests included out of town relatives Evelyn Smith New York City and James Gallant Boston.

Harold A. Ames George M. Ames Woolwich Mary Gallant Emmanuel Gallant Floral Street St. Mary's Church Timothy C. Maney Alice Hogan Alfred Gallant Bath Iron Works Corp Evelyn Smith New York City James Gallant Boston

Cressey King wedding held at parents home

Ruth Evelyn King daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred L King and Benjamin Cressey married Friday evening in a single ring ceremony at the King home Rev Frederick P Moffatt officiated. Attendants were Miss Alice Kinz and Norman Nelson. The couple received guests at a reception as Mr Cressey works at Bath Iron Works. Nearby Bath figures and visitors are noted in a brief society notice.

Ruth Evelyn King Fred L. King Shaw Street Benjamin Cressey Frederick P. Moffatt Corliss Street Alice Kinz Norman Nelson Mr. Cressey Bath Iron Works Corp

Ruth E Cohen Graduates From Simmons College in Boston

Miss Ruth Etta Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Cohen of 10 Old South Place, earned a Bachelor of Science in Business and Secretarial studies at Simmons College in Boston. She graduated with a 95.67 average and won the Elizabeth R Moses General Information prize.

Ruth Etta Cohen Morris H. Cohen Old South Place Simmons College Boston Symphony Hall School of Business and Secretarial Studies Cohen Menorah Morse High School Elizabeth R. Moses

Bath girls picture on magazine cover

Lucille K. Johnson, daughter of Mrs. Clarence E. Johnson of 40 Summer Street, appears on the July cover of McCall’s magazine after meeting Henry Dreyfus. The Morse High and Westbrook Junior College graduate will fly to New York to discuss modeling contracts with John Powers agency head.

Henry Dreyfus Lucille K. Johnson Clarence E. Johnson Summer Street McCall's Magazine Miss Johnson Morse High School Westbrook Junior College New York John Powers

Camp wait list grows as YMCA plans summer trip

Over 125 boys from high and grammar schools gathered at the YMCA on Saturday seeking spots at the summer camp. Fifty underprivileged youths were disappointed as only a portion could be accommodated. A waiting list of 50 hopefuls awaits a possible opening or alternate funding. William C. Perkins and aides screened candidates, then the line gathered near the band stand to tour the park before the first group heads to camp. Weekly starts begin Saturday with high school students, followed by grammar school ages.

William C. Perkins Ada Crockett The Red Cross Summer Street

Sagadahoc Probate Court Held by Brackett in Judge Dunton’s Absence

John W. Brackett of Boothbay Harbor presided at the Sagadahoc probate court session Tuesday due to Judge Arthur J. Dunton III being ill and ordered to rest at home. Dunton remains confined to bed but is described as resting comfortably.

Arthur J. Dunton John W. Brackett Boothbay Harbor Lincoln County Sagadahoc Judge Dunton

Classified Notice of Offer and Deadline

Rate details for insertions mention 25 words at 35 cents and 20 cents for each additional line. Phrases reference payment and submission deadlines by Wednesday noon. The text includes garbled street and contact fragments indicating a public notice format.

Bowdoinham Graduation Notes and Local Affairs

Graduation events at Coombs high school feature salutatory by George Rowe and a six speakers lineup. Posts include award of the Fulton prize to Louis Varras, diplomas by Supt. Spinney, and a reception with dancing. Also reported are absences, seven point programs, local obituaries, visits, weddings, and property sales in Bowdoinham with multiple residents named.

Summers Guests in Bowdoinham Recall Hatch Circle

The fragment notes Mrs Stadtmiller and her son Bernard visiting Bowdoinham in 1937 as summer guests of the Hatch families and Mrs Irving Fowle, with ties to Ypsilanti Michigan and other Hatch relatives.

Bowdoinham Post Road Notes and Local Arrivals

Pupil Marguerite M Heath of second grade had perfect attendance last term. Ella Purington the teacher reports. Mrs. Rowe and friends from China attended Coombs High School commencement on June 8. Leon Trufant family moved from Log Cabin to Portland. Barbara Chase visiting grandmother in Portland. Ladies aid of Methodist church met at Mrs William H Goult home Tuesday.

Marguerite M. Heath Ella Purington Rowe China Coombs High School Mocesene Leon Trufant Portland Barbara Chase Ladies’ Aid The Methodist Church William H. Goult

Merrymeeting Grange Observes Flag Day in Bowdoinham

Merrymeeting Grange in Bowdoinham held a Flag Day program led by Mrs. Raymond Blodgett with 22 members present. The event included a flag salute, songs, talks on flag history and display rules, tales of flag inspiration, cautions on flag use and disposal, a flag quiz, and closing with Columbia the Gem of the Ocean. Officers and assistants were noted in attendance.

Merrymeeting Grange Bowdoinham Raymond Blodgett America John N. Palmer Lois Pratt Milton Baker W. H. Gould Ernest Frye John Palmer Columbia Mary Dodge

Williams Family Weekend Visit Moves to Portland

Mrs. Charles Williams and her daughter Arline, guests of Mrs. Edward Cooke in Willow Street, are spending a few days with another sister Mrs. Charles Cooke in Portland on their return to Wollaston Mass.

Charles Williams Arline Williams Edward Cooke Willow Street Charles Cooke Portland Wollaston Mass

Dr John F Dougherty Receives Medical Degree at BU

Dr John Francis Dougherty of 60 North Street Bath earned the Doctor of Medicine degree from Boston University School of Medicine as part of the 66th annual Commencement with 1,270 graduates. He will intern at St Elizabeth's Hospital Bridgton Mass before starting medical practice. Alpha Kappa Kappa member.

John Francis Dougherty North Street Bath Daniel T. Dougherty Boston University Daniel L. Marsh School of Medicine Dougherty Alpha Kappa Kappa St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Bridgton Mass

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