Bath Daughters of Union Veterans hold twenty seventh convention
Members from all sections of the state attend the Bath gathering at Central church parish house led by Mrs Maude Conant. Committees named include Credentials Officers Reports and Press with women from Portland Belfast Rockland and Bangor in key roles as the event opens and plans are outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union
Bathlay
Central Church Parish
Mainepartment
Maude
Bangor
Pas
Mae
Maude Conant
Stewart
Florense Robinson
T. W. Hyde Camp
Sons of Erans
Harry Towle
Mander
Sons of Union Veterans
Annie May Frost
Gladys Ivers
Harriet Farnham
Martha Riley
Olive Haskell
Grace Mayo
Elizabeth J. Savage
Eliza Plummer
Jessie DeBeck
Annie
Rockland
Hurley
Annie A. Gould
No. 1
Portland
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Central Church Parish House
Maude Milan
Mary Carter
Belfast
America
Quincy
Mass
Daughters of Union Veterans Hold Banquet at Hotel Sedgwick
Past department presidents gathered at Hotel Sedgwick Monday for the annual convention banquet. Officers elected for the coming year include Rose Minott of Lewiston as president Netta Wilson of Portland as vice president and Marie Patterson of Hallowell as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans of
Waterville
Ella Savage
Bangor
Nella Merrick
Rose Minott
Lewiston
Lilla Rice
Norway
Katherine Getchell
Brewer
Annie Brown
Oldtown
Netta Wilson
Portland
Marie Patterson
Hallowell
Eliza Plummer
Rockland
Maude Milan
Miss Butterfield Wheaton Graduate
Miss Elizabeth Butterfield graduated Monday from Wheaton College with a Bachelor of Arts degree at the 140th Commencement. Dr J Edgar Park preached the baccalaureate. Dr Albert Nevins delivered the Commencement address to 97 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Butterfield
Wheaton College
Norton
Mass
Andrew M. Butterfield
Granite Street
Butterfield
J. Edgar Park
Albert Nevins
Columbia University
Miss Butterfield
Psyche
Pine Tree Troop Observes Badge and Award Day
Pine Tree Troop No. 1 of the Girl Scouts held a badge and awards day at the Y M C A. A large program featured Madeline six years a Scout and Joril earning multiple honors. Dozens of girls received World Knowledge and Dramat course badges, 100 percent attendance stars, and campership support funds. A two-divider camping trip to Harpswell Center is planned for June under Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree
Girl Scouts of America
Madeline
Joril
Iver
Sally
Janet Garwood
Les
Caroline Carpenter
Y Dunn
Virginia Carpenter
Elea Torrey
Dorbadges
Sally Munsey
Virginia Andre
Nancy
Dorothy Gilchrist
Marthay
Eleanor Fullerton
Dennison
Audrey F
Gloria Leavitt
Lorraine Marr
Germaine Bonney
Judy Dennison
Nancy Sewall
Audrey Hill
Martha Torrey
Frances Callan
Madeline Jones
Janet Staples
Dorothy Lorraine Marr
Germaine Carenee
Eleanor Fuller
Kathleen McLaughlin
Candy
Dorothy Thayer
Kay McLaughlin
Mary Sarkis
Sweet Mountain
Dairymen Hear Important Sales Talk by Boston Executive
Harry Tabor of Boston and president of Selected Dairies addressed Bath area dairymen at a Sedgwick banquet. The talk capped the winter meetings of the group, with 48 members present and representation from Oakhurst Dairy Bath Carl Kennedy Frank Neal Donald Hunt Granite Farm Brunswick Gordon Drew Drew's Dairy Augusta Ed Denny Round Top Farm Damarscotta and Donald Hatch Merrill Hayden Farm Auburn Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tabor
Boston
Selected Dairies
Sedgwick
Tabor
Burpee Tabor
Beacon Street
Whiting Milk Co
Oakhurst Dairy
Bath
Carl Y. Kennedy
Frank Neal
Donald Hunt
Granite Farm
Brunswick
Gordon Drew
Drew's Dairy
Augusta
Ed Denny
Round Top Farm
Damariscotta
Donald Hatch
Merrill Hayden Farm
Auburn-Lewiston
St Barnabas Nurses Guild Elects Officers at Service
Rev Charles M Tubbs led St Barnabas day service for the St Barnabas Guild for Nurses at Grace Episcopal church. At a subsequent meeting at Mrs Arthur Sewalls home electees included Mrs Albert H McMann president and Mrs Stewart H Day vice president. Mrs Edwin Cox spoke on the Guilds history and plans for a July picnic were discussed. Twenty two attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
St. Barnabas Guild
Grace Episcopal Church
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Harold W. Delong
Albert H. McMann
Stewart H. Day
Stella A. Dolloff
Alfred P. McCabe
Edwin Cox
Portland
National Council
Cox
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bath Guild
Boston
Mary F. Gibbons
Ralph ©. Crocker
William S. Blair
Guild
Orange
N. J
Veteran Oliver Leavitt Recalls Civil War Heroism in Bath
Oliver N. Leavitt, a 95 year old Portland visitor and former Maine state commander, recounts his Civil War service with the 32nd Maine Infantry later merged with the 31st. He survived major battles including the Pigram Farm encounter and has attended six national encampments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Oliver N. Leavitt
Portland
Mr. Leavitt
Dixfield
Turner
32Nd
Maine Infantry
Leavitt
Pigram Farm
Pigram
Auburn
Engineer Corps
Boston
Washington
State Commander John W. Palmer Remembers Civil War Service
State Commander John W. Palmer, a veteran of the 32nd and 31st regiments, recalled being captured at the Mine explosion and paroled near Richmond, Virginia. Born in Nobleboro and home in Waldoboro, he enlisted at 17 and survives his 93rd birthday on the 22nd, celebrated amid the Belfast encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Palmer
Palmer
Leavitt
Mr. Palmer
Nobleboro
Waldoboro
Danville
Richmond
Sherman
Belfast
Roy Moulton Shows Loretta Palmer Broadway Prizes
Roy Moulton managing director of the Hotel Piccadilly in New York introduces Loretta Palmer to Broadway as part of the Warner Brothers Philadelphia Vitaphone Contest prize. Palmer and her mother accompanied by Moulton enjoyed a New York stay as a contest award. Moulton, a Maine native, has long been a prominent hotel figure in Portland Boston and the western circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Moulton
Piccadilly
New York
Broadway
Loretta Palmer
Miss Palmer
Moulton
Mr. Moulton
Maine
Portland
Boston
Fifty Year Class to Have Reunion Thursday Night
Bath High School’s class of 1889 holds its fiftieth anniversary reunion and banquet at Morse High School. Notables include J Edward Drake as president and Hooper as salutatorian, with Miss Gertrude Greenleaf as prophetess and Miss Lida Tarbox as historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath High School
Bath High School Alumni Association
Morse High School
J. Edward Drake
Harry C. Webber
Bath Daily Times
Fred E. Hooper
New York
Paul W. Orvis
Scarsdale
N. Y
Lida H. Tarbox
Fred B. Reed
Katherine L. Conley
Gertrude C. Greenleaf
Adams
Clara A
Guy Flanders
Westfield
N. Y. Barry
William S
Melrose
Mass
Bruce
Winifred H
Arthur W. Brown
West Bath
Clark
Sadie M
Howard Varney
Conley
Katherine L
Bath
Dodge
Ann E
Woolwich
Douglas
Nellie F
Nellie Douglas Thompson
Drake
J. Edward
Dunton
Arthur J
Gilmore
John C
Gould
Jennie F
Jesse W. Lambert
Saugus
Greenleaf
Gertrude C
Higgins
Lucie F
Edward C. Stiness
Providence
R. I. Hooper
Fred E
Hunter
Nettie B
Fred C. Hill
Jackson
Cleora B
Fred S. Coombs
Jordan
Alfie E
George H. Jacobs
Potter
Edith M
Alfred Webster
Moline
Taylor
Marietta B
Willam J. White
Detroit
Mich
Thayer
Annie M
Princeton
N. J
Morse High Class Day Program Delights 1939 Graduates
Morse high school held a large class day program in the auditorium on a Tuesday evening as 98 seniors sat on stage under a maroon banner. Miss Doris E Armstrong and Miss Barbara Louise Kenney led a class history skit set in 1989 and outlined freshman entry and four years of activity from debating to athletics. The program featured a class ode by Jane Stevens, a class prophecy with Mars themed roles, and gifts and master of ceremonies Frank Curran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Treas
L. Eugene Thebeau
Stanley V. White
U. S
Morse High School
Doris E. Armstrong
Barbara Louise Kenney
Miss Kenney
Miss Armstrong
Morse
Jane Webber Stevens
Hiram T. Stevens
Frances Barbara Ginty
Mars
Eugene Lewis
Earth
Edward Hamblett
Leah Louise Merrill
Donald McKellar
Sally Jean Ryan
William Leo Bennett
Frank A. Curran
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred S. Curtis & Co
Charles W. Morse
Washington and
Garden Streets
Ballot
Daughters Union Veterans OF the
Small
Ward
Municipal Committee
Fred 8. Curtis & Co
C. W. Morse
Thomas R. Huston
Col
Hubert W. Eldred
Better Builders
Col. Eldred
Curtis
Better
Temple
Eldred
Mary C. O'Haran
Columbia Hotel
Ferry
Commerce
O’hara
Board of Highways and Sewers
Alderman Mitchell
Mitchell
Robbins
Child
Day
George J. Goodwin
Maine Fire Chiefs Association
Sewall
City Treas
Young
City of Worcester
Alden G. Smith
Alderman Small
Committee On Police
Police Department
Butler
Gurgoitis
Vennett
Opera House
Good
Uptown
Miss Butterfield Wheaton
Henry.Rogers
Mir
Eenma A. Rogers
Middle Street
Henry Rogers
Ruth Elizabeth Oliver
Silas M. Oliver
North Street
Ruth Shellenbarger
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Floral Street
Girl Scouts
Y.M.C.A
ST. Barnabas Day Service For Nurses
Grace Church
Sue Richardson
Warren M. Stilphen
G.A.R
Old Wesley Church
Herbert E. Cole
James C. Lincoln
Charles Wardwell
Maria F. Upton
Bertha L. Soule
George E. Hughes
John Richardson
Edwin M. Fuller
Miriam Doble
Malcolm Doble
Greenstreet
Tufts Medical School
Miss Doble
Jersey City
Morse High
Barbara Curran
Jere Desmond
Ardenee McFadden
Richard Cummings
Morton Holbrook
Leon Pennell
Robert Minott
Frances Lemont
Abby McCabe
Madeline Jeunes
Georgia Kakos
Thelma Baker
Londonerry
Joseph O. Purdue
Jane Stevens
Melody
Barbara Ginty
Abt
Mary Ellen Cyr
Barbara Woced
Carol Wood
Sally Ryan
Beulah Pratt
Martha Page
Doris Armstrong
Priscilla Bryant
Leah Merrill
June McCall
Edward Hambliott
Stanley Harvey
William Bennett
David Rich
Reid Pitman
Will
Sunshine of Your
Rutherford White
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