Unusual Hold Up On Way Home From Portland
Mrs. Wheelock Whitney of St. Cloud Minnesota and her party were stopped near Chicago by a traffic officer who checked the car. A call to Mrs Whitney’s son in St. Cloud revealed he was in the hospital for an emergency appendectomy prompting a rapid train trip to Minneapolis. Nearby social notes record a Bath wedding, travel plans, bridge club gatherings, and local graduations and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Whitney
St. Cloud
Minn
Katherine Kimball
Portland
Leland G. Means
Means
Sallie
Chicago
Visitors and Vacationers Gather in the City Social Roundup
New York guests visit local families while residents take time off work. Harold Ham takes a rare Saturday off after 16 years, and others like Warren McIntire and William Bruce cover vacation duties. Out-of-town visitors attend a funeral and join social events at homes on High and Washington streets. Local figures such as Miss Jane Murphy host teas for guests including Mrs. Wells of Denver. The American Legion Auxiliary lists delegates for the Houston convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ham
Howard's Cigar Store
Center Street
Mr. Ham
New York
Warren McIntire
Howards
William A. Bruce
M. H
Jane Murphy
High Street
Benjamin W. Wells
Denver
Col
James A. Bimson
George Minard
New York City
Lippincott
Seymour Webster
Brunswick
James White
Bruce H. M. White
Normena Mackinnon
Mary MacKinnon
American Legion Auxiliary
Houston
Edward J. Murphy
Eugene M. Desmond
Charles E. Snow
Perry L. Thompson
Helen M. Shaughnessy
John E Hart
Sweet Family Return Home After Elmhurst Visit
Mr and Mrs Alfred Sweet returned Monday to their Swampscott summer home after visiting Mr and Mrs John H Hyde at Elmhurst. Martha Cahill daughter of Hon and Mrs Charles H Cahill and Barbara Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs Rodney E Ross returned from Choate School Brookline Mass. They acted in the June 8 commencement play Nathan Hale and served on the Student Government Council. Miss Cahill is an honor student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Sweet
Swampscott, Mass
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Martha Cahill
Charles H. Cahill
Barbara Ross
Rodney E. Ross
Choate School
Brookline
Mass
Nathan Hale
Cahill
Edward Bonnelli
Barbara
Newton
Squirrel Island
Sophomore at Maine Enjoys Summer Home Visits
Donald Ring, completing his sophomore year at the University of Maine, spends the summer with his parents at 4 Washburn Street. About 25 couples danced Thursday night at the Cosmopolitan club with John Grindell’s three-piece orchestra. Refreshments followed. committee included Miss Lillian Lewin and several other local helpers. Edwin D. Tietig and Miss Elsie L. Trott drove to Portland to meet Mrs. Margaret Tietig of Cincinnati, visiting Maine for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ring
University of Maine
Harry E. Ring
Washburn Street
Cosmopolitan Club
John Grindell
Lillian Lewin
Addie Palmer
Evelyne Donnell
William R. Freeman
Harriet C. Lord
Marjorie P. Troop
Edwin D. Tietig
Elsie L. Trott
Portland
James Jackson
Mrs. N. Gratz Jackson
Shaw Street
Miss Barbara Ross Plays Angelica at Choate Graduation
Barbara Ross returned home to spend summer Vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Rodney E. Ross of High street and acted as Angelica in Nathan Hale at Choate school graduation in Brookline Massachusetts. She was unanimously elected president of the Student Council for next year. Patrolman Farber Davis takes two weeks vacation. Special Officer Langdon Green substitutes. Jane Hyde and Mary Sewall completed studies at Waynflete Latin school in Portland and participated in riding meet formations. Mrs. Harold Hall and son Junior with Mrs. F. C. Thrift and Miss Helen Lamberton returned to New Rochelle after ten days with Adelbert W. Hall at 48 Bedford street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ross
Rodney E. Ross
High Street
Angelica
Nathan Hale
Choate School
Brookline
Mass
Ross
Jane Hyde
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Mary Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Waynfliete Latin School
Portland
Miss Hyde
Miss Sewall
Harold Hall and Son
F. C. Thrift
Helen Lamberton
New Rochelle
N. Y
Adelbert W. Hall
Bedford Street
Gorham Normal graduates honored on weekend visit
Miss Bessie F. Greenblatt of Gorham Normal School class of 1929 and Miss Evelyn L. Donnell of 1931 visited Gorham Saturday as guests of Mrs Hazel Cunningham, a member of the graduating class. They attended the commencement exercises during the day and evening with the graduation gean set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie F. Greenblatt
Gorham Normal School
Evelyn L. Donnell
Gorham
Hazel Cunningham
Gorham Normal
Monay
Saunders Family Returns From New England Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Burton W Saunders came back Thursday night from a short motor tour of Berlin and Gorham New Hampshire Their daughter Christine M Leland returned Friday afternoon from her junior year at Gorham Normal School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton W. Saunders
Berlin
Gorham
N. H
Christine M. Leland
Gorham Normal School
Miss Jane Cushing to Spend Summer at Green Street Home
Miss Jane Cushing will pass the summer at her Green street home. She is accompanied by Miss Alys Thompson of New York who will stay a few weeks with her before opening her cottage at MacMahan Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Cushing
Green Street
Miss Cushing
Alys Thompson
New York
MacMahan Island
June Bath clubs share dinners and plans for picnic
The Snowshoe club met at Garnet House for a shore and chicken dinner. Mrs. Frank Jones won first prize in bridge, consolation went to Mrs. Bernard Pratt. July picnic set for Perkins Plantation on the Kennebec. Also notes on local social events and a new baby named Nancy Flint born June 7.
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Snowshoe Club of
Bath
Garnet House
Frank Jones
Bernard Pratt
Perkins Plantation
Kennebec
John P. Crosby
Bernard D. Pratt
Perry II
Rochester High Class of 1932 Graduation Plans
Announcements for the Rochester New Hampshire High School commencement set for Thursday evening June 23 at eight at the Opera House. Percival S. Black, son of Mrs. Beatrice W. Black of 21 Grove Street, a former Morse high school class member and youngest in his class, belongs to the Rochester High graduating class.
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Rochester
N. H
Opera House
Percival S. Black
Beatrice W. Black
Grove Street
Morse High School
Rochester High
North Primary School
Cambridge
Mass
Oxford School of Business Administration
David D. Black
M. H
Birth of David Lionel Breton at City Hospital
A son was born on June 4 at City hospital to Mr and Mrs Lionel Bret of 29 Oliver Street. The infant is named David Lionel Breton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lionel Breton
City Hospital
Lionel Breton
Oliver Street
George W. Hibbs
Mechanic Street
Judith Hibbs
Social News Notes From Lakewood and Nearby Towns
The article lists local residents visiting events and relatives including Mrs. Arthur J. Dunton and others attending a performance of The First Mrs. Fraser in Lakewood. It notes guests in Bar Harbor Roxbury and Providence, graduation ties to Memorial High and Amesbury High, and trips to Islesford Bar Harbor Gillis Beach and the University of Maine commencement with the Jacques family and Ada Y. Greenblatt among those mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Arthur J. Dunton
Edward Sewall
Ralph G. Stetson
Allan Spear
Harry L. Day
William W. Dennison
John Conti
Elwin R. Andrews
Fraser
Winfield L. Ham
Union Street
Islesford
Bar Harbor
Gillis Beach
Mt. Desert
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Ham
Arthur
Daniel Ham
Weekend Guests and Local Club Election Noted
Montreal couple Mr and Mrs Charles Bradeen visited Mrs Bradeen’s parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Johnson and were joined by Mr Johnson for a week. Louise Irish was elected president of the Helen Hughes club at Kate J Anthony House Lewiston. Several guests from Auburn Swampscott and Boston spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs John H Hyde. George C Wotton Jr and a Bentley School graduate returned to Boston after the death of his father. Ray Haines and his wife are guests of Mr and Mrs David Alkazin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bradeen
Montreal
Mrs. Bradeen
Clarence Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Louise Irish
Fred E. Irish
Chestnut Street
Helen Hughes Club
Kate J. Anthony
Lewiston
George C. Wotton, Jr
Bentley School of Accounting and Finance
Boston
Ray Haines
Maine
New York University
David Y. Alkazin
Portland Girl Home For Summer Visit
Miss Patricia Davis of Portland visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph Solovich on High Street for the summer. She is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Harry E Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Davis
Portland
Harry E. Davis
Joseph Solovich
High Street
Notable figures and local society in Bath area news
Obituary notes for Hon. William C. Redfield of wartime commerce service who died in Brooklyn and summers at MacMahan Island. Local visits by families, Bates College students on vacation, and a New England veterans encampment in Lewiston and Auburn are also summarized along with community happenings at Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Redfield
Woodrow Wilson
Commerce
Brooklyn
MacMahan Island
Sheepsocot
Sasanoa
Washburn
Small
Frigate Constitution Post
Lewiston
Auburn
Burt M. Dyer
Fred Hayward
Kenneth Patterson
Harold Corliss
Harry Crocker
William Mitchell
Kerwin B. Butcher
Asa Wilson
Lester Young
Bonney Family Weekend Visit and Pierce Summer Home Scene
Orvis Bonney returns from Boston to spend a weekend with his family at their bungalow in Bonnie Brook East Brunswick joined by Joseph Henry of Cambridge. They visit Augustus A. Pierce at his Westport summer home as Pierce’s six generation family line includes Bonney’s sons Orvis Jr and Thomas Tarbox Bonney born May 19. Frank Harvie Morse high ’30 and John Black Morse high ’31 ushered at Winter Street Church for the Morse Class of 1932 Baccalaureate. Mrs. Evelyn Snow travels to Lewiston then Braintree Mass for granddaughter Evelyn Plummer’s graduation from Braintree High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvis Bonney
Boston
Bonnie Brook
East Brunswick
Joseph Henry
Cambridge
Bonney
Wilena Merriam
Mr. Henry
Mr. Bonney
Augustus A. Pierce
Westport
Mr. Pierce
Orvis Jr
Thomas Tarbox Bonney
Frank E. Harvie
Morse High
John W. Black
Fouth
Winter Street
Morse High School
Evelyn Snow
Lewiston
Braintree
Mass
Braintree High School
Miss Evelyn Plummer
Bath
Local families plan summer visits and relocations
Mrs. Harold T. Bibber travels to Skowhegan and Bangor to spend the season with relatives. Earle Hutchinson and infant David of Barre Vermont visit Mrs. Campbell in Bath to summer with her family. Hutchinson to work at Wise man Farms Bath. Roland Hill leaves Lincoln Street for Belvidere New Jersey due to his mother in law’s illness. M. H. S. ’29 graduate Springfield College student returns home for summer with the Farrells. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perkins return from Portland after a visit with the Sampsons. Mrs. John M. Johnson and daughter go to Gorham for son Richard Johnson’s Gorham Normal School graduation. Julie Thaxter returns to Portland from Bath to visit grandmother Mrs. Kimball. weekend at Lake Cobbesseecontee with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hutchingon
David
Barre
Elmer F. Campbell
High Street
Hutchinson
Wiseman Farms
Bath Branch
John M. Johnson
Helen Gow
Gorham
Richard F. Johnson
Morse High School
Gorham Normal School
Julie Thaxter
Portland
Bath
Frederick H. Kimball
Kimball
Lake Cobbesseecontee
Milton 8. Kimball
Miss Miller Arrives for Summer Visit in Melrose
Miss Margaret Miller, a French teacher at Melrose High School, is due to arrive at the end of the week to spend her summer vacation with her parents, Mrs Archibald Miller of Granite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Miller
Melrose
Mass
Archibald Miller
Granite Street
Gorham Normal school first class graduates from Russell hall
The city celebrates Gorham Normal school's first class to graduate from the new Russell hall.名单包括 Hazel Cunningham Dorothy Lillian Ham Theodora McNeil Marion Whittier Melvina Feero Richard F. Johnson plus families and attending relatives. Class totals 155. Memorial remarks note a Washington pageant and local reunions as town life unfolds.
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Gorham Normal School
New Russell Hall
Hazel Cunningham
Dorothy Lillian Ham
M. H
Thomas Stuart
Boston
Theodora M. McNeil
James R. McNeil
Pine Street
Marion Frances Whittier
Arthur C. Whittier
Russell Street
Melvina Jane Feero
Linwood C. Feero
Phippeburg
Richard F. Johnson
John M. Johnson
Middle Street
Johnson
Emma Daley
Cunningham
Stuart
Albert F. Mudge
Ham
John M. Conley
Kent’s Hill
McNeil
William I
Delightful Recital by Mrs Duffney and Pupils in Bath Savings
A good sized audience attended a Tuesday recital by Mrs Iane Duffney and her pupils in Bath Savings Institution building. Wallace Sheldon played piano with Dorothea Nash and Merton Sprague violin, and Mrs James Skehan of Portland sang mezzo soprano. The program featured Johnson Laughing Beauties, Spirit of the Hour, To a Wild Rose, Sonatina No 6, Blue Butterflies, Blue Bells of Scotland, Humoresque, Spinning Song, To the Rising Sun, Charge of the Hussars, and Song of Human Beings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iane Lackee- Duffney
Bath Savings Institution
Wallace Sheldon
Duffney
Dorothea Nash
Merton Sprague
John H. Grindell
James Skehan
Portland
Johnson
Sheldon
Irene Berge
Twilight
GacZingann
Bohm
MacDowell
Sprague
Clement
Deeeees
Dore Blue Bells
Scotland
Harris Miss Nash
S.eeeeeee
Dvorak
Mrs
The
Hussars
Mr. Sheldon
Local outfits for orchestra and road upgrades noted
Max Kuty outfits Ernie George and his Royal Arcadians in brown sport suits with patch pockets for a colorful stage presence. The Small Point road near Winnegance gets calcium chloride to reduce dust ahead of weekend travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kuty
Ernie George
Royal Arcadians
Winneganee
Vegetable Gardens Boost War Effort and Family Health
Therese E. Wood, extension service foods specialist, urges larger city plots this year to grow a sizable vegetable garden. She says home gardens provide essential food for unemployed families, improve meals, and supply minerals and vitamins for a balanced diet. Plan ahead, can and store excess, and consider planting now for late winter and spring harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therese E. Wood
Extension Service
New England Roadside Stand Sign Adopted by Four States
Maine Rhode Island Connecticut join Massachusetts in adopting the New England Roadside Stand Sign to certify roadside stands meet standards for cleanliness location and product origin. Connecticut forms the Connecticut Approved Roadside Markets Association to manage sign applications with state cooperation and inspection.
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Massachusetts
Maine
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New England
State Departments of Agriculture
New England Council
Council
Boston
Harry R. Lewis
New England Council Agricultural Committee
Connecticut Approved
Connecticut State Highway Department
Motor Vehicle Department
State Police Department
State Board of Health and Commission On Dairy and Foods
Department of Agriculture
Plumbers blamed for women’s posture in kitchen setup
Edna M. Cobb, home management specialist, argues sinks should be at a height chosen to keep shoulders erect and to suit right handed dishwashing from right to left. She recommends dual drain boards or a movable serving table and favors a window above the sink with a view, while removing the enclosed under sink closet for easier cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna M. Cobb
Extension Service
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Orono
Walter J. Anliker, Jr
Ernest George, Jr
Margaret Latter
Boothbay Harbor
John Stacy
Reginald Stacy
Reginald
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Gardiner R. Deering
Elford A. Stover
Reginald, Jr
George Fields
Bridge Club
Charles Connor
Columbia Hotel
Clyde Feere
Thomas Cummings
P. G. O'Hara
Charles Syde
William Robson
David Tabor
Ella McAllister
Frederick Sewall
Kansas City, Mo
Susan D. Quick
Washington Street
Earl P. Cahoon
Albany
Carabell Quick
Cahoon
Richard Quick
Quick
S. S. Texas
Susan Quick
Clarabell Quick
Eastman School of Music
William S. Brrry
Barry
Small Point
Donald B. Wilson
David L. Wilson
University of Maine At
Wilson
John Leechman
Norman J. Mackinnon
Francis Hill
Charles T. Jackson
South Street
John Black
Beatrice Black
Flora A. Reed
Frederick A. Reed
John Shaw
Oak Street
Ernest Hatch
Marchas Jean
Frederick Jean
Harry Stickney
Anna Jewell
Bert. Morse
Haverhill
David E. Sprague
Auburndale
Susan Reed
Yarmouth
Rupert H. Baxter
Mt. Katahdin
Exnes
Percival P. Baxter
Port
Archibald M. Main
Flora Main
Mr. Main
Groton
Conn
Miss Main
Women’s College At
Charles H. Cahill, Jr
Hebron Academy
Margaret Mackinnon
Frances Shaughnessy
Edith Mackinnon
Annah Chaney
Isabel Mackinnon
Emily Jordan
Herbert Wee Harold McElman
Vincent Ham
Paul Wilson
Jack Leechman
Frank A. Orton
Prof. Minard
New
Farber Davis
Langdon Green
Deonard B. Wilson
Phileathea
Corliss Street
Chester Plant
Velma Cornish
W. Dayton Hill
Jane Goodman
Kinney Shore
Old Orchard
Harold Stanton
Harold Jr
Dorothy
Jean
Ruth Thompson
Helen Thompson
J. Leslie Coombs
Ernest T. Fulton
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Norman W. Howard
Elizabeth
Glenda
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Ruth Bean
Elwina Durgin
Nancy Flint
Albert W. Flint
Union Street Court
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Samuel Levine
Charles
Bobby
Virginia
Raymond Trott
Providence, R. I
Joseph M. Trott
Elizabeth Hannigen
Robert Hannigen
Amesbury, Mass
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F. W. Jacques
Almeda
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Davis Crocker
Pleasant Point
Frank A.small
Elizabeth McGrath
Amy Irish
Helen Shorey
Bates College
Eugene McGrath
Fred Irish
Alton Shorey
Emma E. Walker
Dummerstreet
Squirrel] Island
Arthur I. Pepper
Front Street
Harry Parks Pinson
Edwin E. Pinson
Colby College
Doris Margaret Campbell
Pinson
Miss Campbell
Harry P. Bridge
Foster's Point
Harold T. Bibber
Flossy Erskine Sidelinger
Skowhegan
Bangor
Roland F. Hill
Lincoln Street
Belvidere
N. J
Hill
Pauline Killian
Duncan H. Farrell
Springfield College
Springfield
Henry S. Farrell
Turner’s Court
Frank Perkins
North Street
Arthur P. Sampson
F. F. Fitch
Ardmore, Pa
Popham Beach
George Washington
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Ralph E. Seekins
Archie, Arthur and
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Bay Point
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Charles Street
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Waterville
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George Farrin
Fords
Clara E. Farrin
Harwichport
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Chases
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Mabel H. Paquet
Paquet
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Douglas Photo Shop
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George Levyn
Turner Court
Arthur Sewalld
Nancy
Harold Marsh
Cynthia
Shell
Irene W. Allen
Gardiner
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Manmotor
Maine Publicity Bureau
Herbert L. Swett
Bureau
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Charles H. Fogg
Lowell
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Gordon F. Preble
Charles H. Green
Durham
Raymond Haley
North End
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Elizabeth Fuller
Lois Swett
Carol Stevens
Catherine Hooper
Weeks Street
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J. Ross Chase
Henderson
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Sheriff Henderson
Richmond
Mr. Chase
Laurence Bond
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