Em erson Grammar school graduation ceremonies in Richmond
Richmond The Em erson Grammar school held graduation exercises at 2 pm Thursday at the Methodist church with a Maine themed program. Speakers included Rev Alfred H Ives and Melvin Lewis, with music by the class ensemble and the Kennebec choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Grammar School
Methodist Church
Maine
Claudia Cote
Theresa Grondin
Robert Pinkham
Mildred Morris
Supt. Kendrick
Billa M. Dore
Mildred R. Morris
Robert I. Pinkham
Claudia V. Cote
Mary T. Gilbert
Esther L. Ring
Dexter C. Siegars
Roland E. Lord
Frank G. Till
Nelson B. Pickett
Colleen V. Hinckley
Neil E. Stinson
Melvin C. Lewis
Theresa N. Grondin
Lois A. Webber
Helen I. Martin
Ernest W. Spaulding
Melvin O. Chase
Gilmore H. Trott
Richmond High School
Alfred Ives
Louise E. Brown
John P. Libby
Felony
Arlene F. Choate
Helen Walton
Lawrence Knight
Esra Ie Eed Gore Teks
Dorothea Rideout
Wille
Personal notes from Andrews road weekend social circle
A Bath social scene recounts Mr. and Mrs. G. Baer Connard hosting friends on Andrews road. Capt. Winfield S. Treworgy and Mrs. Eugene Moore, with Mrs. Ames, visit during the U S S Hughes launch. Wells of Bath share luncheon with Hobart Ames. Treworgy and Mrs. Moore are Ames cousins. In Los Angeles, Mrs. Thomas McCrea joins cousin Edmunda Ples of Front street. son Joel McCrea stars in Union Pacific. Sunday guests include Staples, Mrs. McCrea, Donald Young at Miss Abbie Buck’s Orland home with a 15-person family party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Baer Connard
Andrews Road
Winfield S. Treworgy
Eugene Moore
Surry
Mass
U. S. S. Hughes
Treworgy
W. K. Vanderbilt
Bath
Hobart F. Ames
Dummer Street
Captain Treworgy
Moore
Ames
Thomas McCrea
Los Angeles
Cal
Edmundaples
Front Street
Bridge Academy Commencement 1939 Honors at Dresden Mills
The Class of 1939 at Bridge Academy held commencement at the Masonic building Dresden Mills. Top honors went to Roland Trussell valedictorian Wilbert O Neil salutatorian and Robert Rittall class historian. Alumni banquet followed at the Masonic dining hall with Ladies' aid of M E church sponsoring. Principal Norris S Lord and Mrs Lord left for the World's Fair in New York. Additional social notes list local visits and greetings from Bath Newcastle Belgrade and Bay Point among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Academy
Dresden Mills
Roland Trussell
Wilbert O'Neil
Robert Rittall
Belva Bugress
Alden Bass
Clyde Stilphen
J. L. Pinkerton
Lloyd Rafnell
Arthur Babcock
Warren Leask
Clyde Suilphen
Maine
Raymond Bickford
Belva Sturgess
Carroll Clough
Masonic Hall
Lord
Norris
New York
Evelyn Hodgdon
Isaac Wall
Helen Leadbetter
Newcastle
Willard Siegars
Ed. Kenney
Belgrade
Melvin Pushard
Bath
Edgar Hunnewell
Joseph Carlton
Joseph Smith
John D. McEachern
South End
Clyde Perkins
Grover Pushard
Maurice Pushard
Harry Hatch
Henry Hatch
Bay Point
Bath Bank Treasurer Ends Battle With Suicide
Charles Cabb Low, long-time Bath Savings Institution treasurer, killed himself after a prolonged nervous breakdown. He died at Memorial hospital hours after firing a bullet in a bank booth. Funeral set for Winter Street church, with banks and library closing in respect. Survived by wife Annie Ridley, two sons, and a sister.
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Charles Cabb Low
Bath Savings Institution
Memorial Hospital
Winter Street
Patten Pree
Low
Bath
Mr. Low
David P
Elizabeth Sanford Low
Old Bath High School
Harry DeSilva
John O. Shaw
Galen C. Moses
Worumbo Manufacturing Co
Henry F. Palmer
Palmer
Red Cross
Mr. Burden
Allan Spear
Mr. Spear
Annie 8. Ridley
Richmond
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Percy R. Low
Brunswick
George E. Thompson
Georgetown Summer Visitors and Local News Notes
Prof James R Hulbert of the University of Chicago and family occupy their West Georgetown home for the seventh season. Various visitors and residents attend weekend cottages, school events, and church activities as road work begins on Route 127. Notable mentions include the death of George Andrew Tate, Marian Albers graduating, and Ray M Newman’s songs gaining publisher interest.
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James R. Hulbert
University of Chicago
West Georgetown
Harold Tate
Tate
Williams Cottage
George Andrew
John R. Blackie
Andover
Mass
Henry Albers
Marian Albers
Marian
Henry
Georgetown
Azsers
Bay of Naples Inn
Dorothy Stuart
A. E. Rowe
Richmond
George W. Davis
Crozer Theological Seminary
Chester
Koehlwetter
Parsonage
Inez Allen
Sedgwick
Davis
Maine
Columbus
Emma Billings
Effie Heal
Harry L. Horne
Bath
Center
Horne
Farmington Normal
Prof. Kahr
Emira College
Elmira
N. Y
Kahr
Kennebec Point
Bliss
Greenwich
Roscoe P. Todd
Melrose
Rudolph Trafton
Donald
Cynthia Ann
Portland
Gardner Hanson
Cambridge
Howard M. Trafton
Frank Heald
Brookline
Shirley N. C. Hicks
Ruth
Jamaica
Berkshires
Hicks
California
Ray M. Newman
Vose Piano Co
Boston
Strephon
Sara Teasdale
John Church Co
Newman
Town Hall
Roland N. Stuart
Stuart
First National Bank
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lowell
Moody Fortieth Wedding Anniversary Observed
The Moody family marked the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Moody of Bedford Road. About 11 children, spouses, and grandchildren attended on June 11, with relatives joining from Providence Rhode Island Fitchburg Massachusetts Norwood Augusta Portland Bath and Malon Genthner and others in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Moody
Bedford Road
Hazel Verrill
Grace Tuttle
Roy Tuttle
Auburn
Pearl Bartlett
Charles Bartlett
Harry
Lewis
Providence
R. 1
Carolyn Moody
Fitchburg
Mass
Harriet Mansur
Norwood Mansur
Augusta
Blanche Moody
Portland
Ilene Tabor
David Tabor
Helen
Bobby
Bath
Elsie Genthner
Malon Genthner
Betty Lou
George P. Moody, Jr
Clifton Moody
Moody
Maine Fire Chiefs Hold Quarterly Session in City Hall
About 100 members of the Maine State Fire Chief's Association and 75 guests opened their annual convention in City Hall auditorium. Mayor Arthur Sewall welcomed attendees and described an afternoon launch of the U S 8 Hughes destroyer as a local entertainment. Chief J W Randfette and Chief Scott Morse spoke on city firefighting history, and Supt. Maurice A Libby discussed Bath Water District and a winter water main break. Sumner Sewall recounted steering a big hook and ladder truck. A banquet followed at Hotel Phoenix, then an afternoon fire fighting demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine State Fire Chief's Association
City Hall
Arthur Sewall
U. S
J. W. Randfette
Richmond
Scott Morse
Bath Department
Maurice A. Libby
Bath Water District
Sumner Sewall
Maine Senate
Portland
Mitchell School Pupils Present Music Program
Mitchell school pupils in grades three and four, under Miss Isabell Lewis, performed a Friday morning program featuring songs and numbers. Participants included Charles Shepard Jr and Edwin Berry, with solos and ensemble pieces such as If I Had a Dollar, What Is It, Our Flag, The River, Sweet and Low, and Young Jasons. After the program ice cream was served by teachers Miss Lewis and Miss Anne Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell School
Isabell Lewis
Chinaland
Charles Shepard, Jr
William Donnell
Edwin Berry
Gwendolyn Nelson
Marilyn Elwell
Muriel Orrs
Beverly Denham
Betty Savage
Eleanor McRae
Annette Godfrey
Marjorie Rogers
Barbara Travis
Helen Murray
Barbara Jean Holderness
Walter Darling
Harold Cornish
Arthur Bowker, Jr
Ronald Larrabee
Evensong
Leone Day
Natalie Burdett
Shirley Wakefield
Paul Knights
Philip Ames
Russell Fletcher
Frances Babine
Cynthia Moses
Betty Nostall
Evelyn Witham
Jean McDonald
Selma Cummings
Hazel Alley
Martha Johansen
Iris Armstrong
Richard Dauphin
Carl McCabe
Kenneth Coombs
Lillian Witham
Jackie McMann
Jean Drake
Jasons
Gordon Murray
Lorenzo Fletcher
Allan Ford
Miss Lewis
Anne Thompson
Engagement Announced for Miss Mary Louise Lord to Frank Givin
Mr. and Mrs. Owen J. Ledyard of High street announce the engagement of their niece Miss Mary Louise Lord to Frank Anderson Givin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Givin of St Mary Florida. Lord, Morse High and Maine School of Commerce graduate, has taught in Morse High School’s Commercial department. Givin, a St Mary’s Florida graduate, works at Kennebec Grevenhouses. The wedding is set for July 15 in Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen J. Ledyard
High Street
Mary Louise Lord
Frank Anderson Givin
Edward F. Givin
St. Mary, Fia
Martin Watrous
New Orleans
Sedgemere
Lord
Prank P. Lord
Bath
Morse High School
Maine School of Commerce
Portland
Local visitors and graduates noted in Newton and Barn?
Mrs. Hans H Sievers and Mrs Mad elyn Shaw return from Newton and Boston. Louis M Silverman and daughter Sarah Libby die Sunday in Portsmouth NH guests of his parents J Silverman. Miss Mary B Hodgkins returns home after teaching in Waterford, in charge of June 17 play day for schools of Oxford and Waterford. Mrs Richard A Angus Philadelphia and Mrs John Leutritz Summit visit Barn with their father John Footer, celebrating 10th Bowdoin graduation anniversary. Angus works at Curtis Publishing and Leutritz at Bell Laboratories NYC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans H. Sievers
Madelyn Shaw
Newton
Boston
Louis M. Silverman
Sarah Libby
Portsmouth
N. H
J. Silverman
Mary B Hodgkins
Waterford
High Street
Richard A. Angus
Philadelphia
John Leutritz
Summit, . J
John Footer
South Street
Angus
Leutritz
Bowdoin
Curtis Publishing Co
Bell Laboratories
New York City
Five Islands Ends Term With Graduation at Library Hall
Five Islands School closed for summer vacation and held a Friday graduation at the Library hall featuring a broad program of music, recitations, and diplomas. The event honored teachers, students, and local families while praising hall decoration and lighting.
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Library
Edith Marr
Margaret MacMahan Pyavetco
Franklin Koehlwetter Wecome
Leon Williams
Fred Laskey
God
Victor Hagan
Weekend visitors pass at cottages on Malden Island
Mr and Mrs J A Folsom of Augusta passed Sunday at their cottage. Mr and Mrs Clarence MacMahan and children of Kittery visited here. Mrs Basil MacMahan of Cambridge and brother Russel Pinkham of Kittery spent the weekend with their poner. Mrs Ellsworth Pinkham and Daniel Boynton of Boston entertained friends at the Boynton cottage on Malden Island. Mr and Mrs Walter Moore of Halliwell were at the Snowman home for the weekend. Miss Leslie Beebe of Malden has been at her cottage on Malden Island for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Islands
Sandy Cove
Ledgemere
Serepta Pinfold
Lowell
Billy Blen
Cambridge
Mass
Ledgemere Road
Harold Rowe
Harald
Carl
Kittery
William Sherman
Donald
Gardiner
George H. Philips
Medford
Miss Patton
Glen Ridge
N. J
Patton
Malden Island
Fred Elliott
Goit's Cove
Ada Crockett
The
Red Cross
Bath
Edward Lewis
Augusta
Lewis
Edith Davis
D. L. Howard
Howard
Sherman Campbell
Bay Point
Seguinland
Parker
J. G. Stevens
Billy Cunningham
Katherine
Cunningham Cottage
Thomas Shaw Moulon
Wichita
Kan
L. D. Moulton
H. B. Cranshaw
Newton
Malden
J. A. Folsom
Clarence MacMahan
Basil MacMahan
Russel Pinkham
Ellsworth Pinkham
Daniel Boynton
Boston
Boynton
Walter Moore
Hallowell
Snowman
Leslie Beebe
Bath Rotary hears Chester Oliver sermon on religion and duty
Rev. Chester B. Oliver of Wesley church spoke at Bath Rotary Club at Hotel Sedgwick about the need for serious religious life and church action to avert future troubles. He recalled Mayflower ideals and urged active church work as essential. Pres. Hill welcomed attendees James Frank of Portland and Dr. Jack Dougherty of Bath attended. Rotary-Anns plan events for Portland visitors. The old and new Bath Rotary board will meet next Saturday to plan next year’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Sedgwick
Chester B. Oliver
Wesley Church
Bath
Phippburg
Phippsburg
Oliver
Jesus
Fred D. Hill
James Frank
Portland
Jack Dougherty
Rotary-Anns
Bath Rotary Club
Sedgwicks
Obituary Joseph Migneault 66 Bath janitor dies at home
Joseph Migneault 66 a Bath Iron Works janitor died Saturday evening at his Bath home after a four month illness He was born in St Damnun Quebec son of Joseph and Adeline Migneault and lived in Bath ten years He belonged to St Marys church and St Jeane de Baptiste society Surviving are his wife Hallanda two daughters Mrs Emile Tourigny and Mrs John Allain both of Bath one son Leo W Migneault of Bath one sister Mrs Mary Audet of Canada and six grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Migneault
Bath Iron Works Corp
South Street
St. Damnun
Que
Joseph
Adeline Migneault
Bath
St. Mary's Church
St. Jeane de Baptiste Society
Hallanda
Emile Tourigny
John Allain
Leo W. Migneault
Mary Audet
Canada
Flora B Totman dies in Bath after long residence
Mrs Flora B Totman of 47 Edward Street widow of Lewis Totman died early Sunday in Memorial hospital. Born in Portland she was one of the oldest Bea con Street church members and lived in Bath 45 years. She leaves a niece Mrs Adelaide Hearn of West Roxbury Mass. Funeral Tuesday at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street with Rev Kenderdine officiating. Burial in Evergreen cemetery Portland.
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Flora B. Totman
Edward Street
Lewis Totman
Memorial Hospital
Portland
George
Fanny Hearn
Bath
Beacon Street Church
Adelaide Hearn
West Roxbury
Mass
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Jesse Kenderdine
Evergreen Cemetery
Bath Iron Works worker Thomas Gallant dies in Bath
Thomas Winfred Gallant of 8 Libby Court, age 65, a chipper at Bath Iron Works, died Saturday at Memorial hospital. Born in Prince Edward Island, he was a son of Frank and Mary Gallant and longtime Bath resident. He is survived by his wife, five daughters Helen Clough of East Braintree Mass, Mary Jenee and the Misses Margaret Rita and Marion Gallant of Bath, and two sons Bernard and George Gallant of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Winfred Gallan
Libby Court
Bath Iron Works Corp
Memorial Hospital
Prince Edward Island
Frank
Mary Gallant
Bath
Helen Clough
East Braintree
Mass
Mary Jenee
Margaret
Rita
Marion Gallant
Bernard
George Gallant
Funeral services for Thomas W. Gallant
Thomas W. Gallant died Saturday evening. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 9:30 in St. Mary’s Church with Rev. David P. Surrette officiating. Bearers were Joseph Brown, George Babine, William Bourque and Gilbert Arsenault. Burial followed in Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Gallant
St. Mary's Church
David P. Surrette
Joseph Brown
George Babine
William Bourque
Gilbert Arsenault
Calvary Cemetery
Arthur Pitman Thistle 39 former Bath resident dies in Mass
Arthur Pitman Thistle formerly of Bath died suddenly Sunday at his North Brookfield Massachusetts home. He was a wholesale drug salesman who retired due to ill health but returned to work last November until recently. Survived by his wife daughter Linette 11 his mother Julia and brother Harold Thistle. Funeral was held Tuesday at his home and burial in North Kingfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pitman Thistle
Bath
North Brookfield
Mass
Mr. Thistle
Julia
William Marks Thistle
Leonard & Mitchell
Beacon Street Church
Solar Lodge
Masons
Thistle
Linette
Harold Thistle
Dorchester
Buria
North Kingfield
Mrs Addie S Clifford Dies at 82 in Bath
Mrs Addie S Clifford 82 wife of Charles W Clifford died suddenly of a heart attack Saturday noon at her home 955 Washington Street after years of ill health. Born in Bath she was daughter of Samuel S and Sarah Strout and lived locally her life. She was active in civic life and a member of Winter Street church and the Sans Souci club. Surviving are her husband a son Charles W Clifford Jr and three daughters Mrs Harold B Eastman of Portland Mrs Arthur K Dunton and Mrs Edward Sewall of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie S. Clifford
Charles W. Clifford
Washington Street
Clifford
Bath
Samuel S. Strout
Winter Street Church
Sans Souci Club
Bath City Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Charles W. Clifford, Jr
Harold B. Eastman
Portland
Arthur K. Dunton
Edward Sewall
Josiah G Butler 86 Dies After Long Illness In Bath
Josiah G Butler 86 died Thursday after years of declining health, last seven weeks confined to his room. Born in Corinna, son of Josiah B and Mary Gordon Butler, he lived 24 years in Bath after from Water Ville where he worked as an inspector for Hollingsworth & Whitney Co. A Mason, he had many Bath friends. Funeral Saturday at 2 at his daughter's home 57 Green Street, Rev Joseph O Purdue officiating. Bearers Henry G Hodgdon Seth Stewart Malcolm L Doble Harry L Day. Burial in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah G. Butler
Warren E. Kershner
Green Street
Mr. Butler
Corinna
Josiah B
Mary Gordon Butler
New Sharon
Bath
Water Ville
Hollingsworth & Whitney Co
Ina A. Keene 80 Dies in Bath City Resident of 854 Washington
Ina A Keene 80 of 854 Washington street Bath died Wednesday noon. Widow of Capt Charles A Keene formerly of Frankfort lost with his vessel in the November storm of 1698 when the City of Portland sank with all hands aboard. Born in Frankfort she was daughter of the late Capt Richard H and Lavinia Hopkins Seavey. She moved to Bath 20 years ago and lived with her sister Mrs Lillian S Frost and niece Miss Mildred C Palmer. Funeral at 1 p.m. Friday at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina A. Keene
Washington Street
Charles A. Keene
Frankfort
Portland
Keene
Richard H
Lavinia Hopkins Seavey
Bath
Lillian S. Frost
Mildred C. Palmer
Central Congregational Church
Mrs Clifford Funeral Held at 955 Washington Street
The funeral of Mrs. Addie S. Clifford wife of Charles W. Clifford veteran merchant and former state representative was Monday at two at her home 955 Washington Street. Dr David L Wilson of Central church officiated. Bearers were John Martin of Boston Harold B Eastman of Portland Edward Sewall and Ralph G Stetson. Burial was in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie S. Clifford
Charles W. Clifford
Washington Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
John Martin
Boston
Harold B. Eastman
Portland
Edward Sewall
Ralph G. Stetson
Buriel
Oak Grove
Funeral for Joseph Migneault at St Marys Church
The funeral for Joseph Migneault who died Saturday was held Tuesday at eight in St Marys Church with Rev Tim othy Claney officiating. Bearers included Frank T Fortier Lucien Bisson Faida Bisson Mark Gagnon Wilfred Roy and John A Allain. Burial followed at Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Migneault
St. Mary's Church
Timothy Claney
Frank T. Fortier
Lucien Bisson
Faida Bisson
Mark Gagnon
Wilfred Roy
John A. Allain
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Flora Totman Held in Portland
The funeral for Flora B Totman who died Sunday morning was held Tuesday afternoon at one at Arthur F Mayo Funeral Residence 819 High Street. Rev Jesse Kenderdine officiated and burial followed in Evergreen Cemetery Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora B. Totman
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Jesse Kenderdine
Evergreen Cemetery
Portland
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Cliff Leeman
J. W. Randlette
Cora Osborne
CCC
Jefferson
State Forestry Department
Richmond Corner
Litchfield
Sens E. Preble
Mi 3
Preble
atAanoton
M. C
Paul Given
Litchfield Academy
Marion Stetson
Patricia Hurley
Betsy Ross
Ida Hosmer
Ethel Gillis
Patricia Elizabeth Hurley
Hazel Edna Spaulding
Russell Earl Ring, Jr
George Umberhind
Robert E. Salvin
Hazel
Harold Spaulding
Ridlon Holmes
Ralph Marr
Merle Kennedy
Lula Marguerite
Elijah Alexander
Wren Nursing
Romeo Bellevance
Jeanette
Colette
St. George
Emma Bowley
Frank Reynolds
Gertrude Baker
Carrie Hall
Charles C. Low
Mage- Mahan Island
Maine Fire Chiefs
Hotel Phoenix
Arrow
Carayan
Maurice Hinckley, Jr
Little Plant
Rose Campbell
Walter Cunningham, Jr
George H. Powers
Wilber Lovettt
Lois Burns
Leroy Pinkham
Russ
Harford, Jr
WWAS
Mary Louis Pinkham
BYTO
Otto Merete
Ida McGillivary
BBB
Tarver Raduoi
John
Nathan Barbara Pinkham
John Brown
BCOP
Charlotte Gray Blay
Charles Carr
Dennis Moore
Cecil Stevens
KYHC
John McGillivary
Pease Albert Moore
TYBEK
Gloria Landry
GHFA
Thomas Hanna, Jr
John Carter
Pinfold
CCAS
le Marie
Edward Carr
Olive Williams
Zetta Higgins
Kee
Rockcrest
Chipper
Bath Iron Works
T. W. Gallant
Arthur P. Thistle
North Brookfield, Mass
Addie
W. E. Kershner
Mrs. Clifford
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
Center Street