Bath society notes sailings and visits across Atlantic
Mrs Archibald Miller and her daughter Marg aret Miller plan June 24 sail from New York on the Brittanic Cunard liner to Europe with a return August 20 on the Samaria from Liverpool They will visit London Bournemouth Lowestoft Wick and the Shetland Islands before Bath return John St Martin returns to 1306 Washington after a week with his grandmother Mrs Ralph Dunton in Robinhood Mr Milford Lewis and wife take an apartment at 12 Cherry street while he works on the Carlton bridge Mrs Arthur Burgess hosts her contract club at Court street Several Bath residents and visitors attend graduations reunions and gatherings in Morse high school Bowdoin college Gorham Normal school and local clubs with travel and wartime service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Miller
Granite Street
Margaret Miller
New York
Cunard Line
Europe
Liverpool
Boston
Samaria
Wick
Scotland
Alexander Sinclair
George
William Stewart
John St. Martin
Washington Street
Ralph Dunton
Robinhood
Milford Lewis
Bangor
Mr. Lewis
Pearl Dunbar
Middle Street
Cherry Street
Carlton Bridge
Local family gatherings and nuptial plans noted in Bath
Elmer MacFarland of Mechanic street visits Woolwich with his mother Mrs Ethel Blodgett while relatives gather for a Rock Hill Inn shore dinner. Marriage intentions filed for Wesley Marcoux and Rita Jenkins. Bowdoin commencement attendees, military ties, and Morse high alumni celebrations mark a busy Bath social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer MacFarland
Mechanic Street
Berlin
N. H
Ethel Blodgett
Woolwich
Herbert Leeman
Mrs Hughes sponsors destroyer Hughes launch at Bath Iron Works
Mrs Edward M Hughes of Triburon California who sponsored the destroyer Hughes attended the launch Saturday at Bath Iron Works Corp with her daughter Mrs Neil Nichols and granddaughter Miss Patty Nichols as guests of honor at a luncheon given by Mrs William P Robert at Lilac Cottage in Wiscasset. Guests included Mrs William S Newell Miss Mary Newell Mrs Archibald M Main Mrs William D Sewall Mrs Arthur Sewall and Mrs Fred Hector. Lucille K Johnson of Summer Street returned from New York where she has been on business and joined the John R Powers Modeling agency planning a move to New York in the fall. Her photo was on the cover of Mr Call's magazine. Mrs Anthony Pellegrini convalesces at Memorial Hospital after an operation earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Donovan
New York
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corp
Donovan
Webb Institute
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Webb
Bernice Hosmer
Attleboro
Mass
William W. Hesmer
Middle Street
Miss Hesmer
Archibald M. Main
Garden Surrey
H. Warren Halterman
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Main
New London
Constance Morin
Harry F. Morin
Washington Street
Oak Grove
Vassalboro
Russell Sage College
Miss Morin
Honorary Dramatic Society
Dirk
Morin
Green
Eleanor Voorhees
Wilmer Tr. Voorhes
Bedford Street
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
New York City
Veerhees
Camp Killooleet
Hancock
Edward M. Hughes
Triburon
Cal
Hughes
Neil ©. Nichols
Patty Nichols
William P. Robert
Lilac Cottage
Wiscasset
William S. Newell
Mary Newell
William D
Lucille K. Johnson
Summerstreet
Mss Johnson
John R. Powers
Mr Call's
Huse Family Witnesses Son's Graduation at West Point
Mrs. Harry M. Huse and her daughter Mrs. Max Good traveled from Bath to West Point N Y forLieut John E L Huse's graduation from the U S Military Academy Their son and brother Robert Huse also attended the ceremony then went to New York for the World's Fair Mrs Good returned to Bath later with her husband Mr Good visiting Pittston Pa and winds down from the trip Other local social notes include Mrs Caleb Burns illness recovery and Mrs Roger D Skillings hosting tea at King's Dock plus visits by Portland and Malden guests and a list of local birthday and party events at various Bath homes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Huse
Snow Park
Max Good
Monticello
West Point
N. Y
Huse
John E. L. Huse
U.S. Military Academy
Robert
New York
Mr. Good
Bath
Mrs. Good
Levins Attend Bowdoin Commencement as Sons Earn Degrees
Mr and Mrs Sam Levin were in Brunswick Saturday for Bowdoin College commencement. Their son Jesse, a senior, received a bachelor of science degree while their son Sam graduated from Bowdoin two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Levin
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Jesse
Sam
Mrs Bertha Davis Encounters King George at New York Fair
Mrs Bertha Davis of 532 High Street spent weeks in New York and had a fine chance to view King George and Queen Elizabeth during their World’s Fair visit last week in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Davis
High Street
New York
King George
Queen Elizabeth
British Empire
Miss Farnham to Enter La Salle College Summer School
Miss Geraldine Farnham daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Farnham of Waterville is visiting her sister Mrs Charles B Doyle of Brunswick road after which she will go to Auburndale Massachusetts to attend La Salle College Summer School Rob ert Dean of Waterville also visits his cousin Master Charles B Doyle Peter Flaherty Newport Rhode Island visits his mother Mrs Margaret Flaherty and brother Andrew Flaherty 344 Front Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Farnham
Dean Farnham
Waterville
Charles B. Doyle
Brunswick Road
Auburndale
Mass
la Salle College
Robert Dean
Peter—Flaherty
Newport, R. I
Margaret Flaherty
Andrew Flaherty
Front Street
Bath Visitors Recall Navy Officer’s Bangor Visit
Lieut. Roger F. Nickerson U G N and Mrs Nickerson spent months in Bath aboard the US S Drayton. They visited his Bangor family and were en route to Washington where he has been assigned for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger F. Nickerson
U.G.N
Nickerson
Bath
Us.s. Drayton
Bangor
Washington
Delights at a Yaleheer in Fargo Honor Guest
Mrs. Sumner Sewall hosted a Yaleheer Thursday noon at her Washington street home honoring Mrs. William D. York Hall. About 60 guests attended, including many from out of town such as Mrs. Walter E. Edge of Ventnor New Jersey and Mrs. John Schroeder of New Haven Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
Fmother
William D. York Hall
Sumner Sewall
Washington Street
Walter E. Edge
Ventnor
N. J
John ©. Schroeder
New Haven
Langdon T. Thaxter
Samuel Allen
John M. Kimball
Charles Morrell
Donald Philbrick
Robinson Verrill
Clara Kendall
Brooks Whitehouse
Portland
Milton 8. Kimball
Samuel Titcomb
Frank Farrington
Leroy Hussey
Augusta
Paul K. Niven
Noel C. Little
Brunswick
Sherwood Aldrich
Herbert F. White
Mary MacKinnon
Normena MacKinnon
Topsham
Ledlie H. Berry
Bowdoinham
Charles J. Donnell
Kalamazoo
Mich
William P. Robert
Wiscasset
Alumni guests attend Morse high school reunion
Mrs. E. R. Brown of Wollaston and daughter Mary D. Brown of Washington visit Mrs. Harry G. Devring at 606 Washington street. Mrs. Walter L. Fuller of Malden and daughter Mrs. Walter Hall of Everett return home after attending the Alumni Reunion and a class of 1879 member. Mrs. Amy Jones of St. Louis attended the Alumni banquet at Morse high school Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann
Patricia Whittemore
Portland
Elizabeth
Grace Whittemore
Ellery E. Whittemore
Tarbox Street
Earl Whittemore
Morse High School
Samuel Frink
Barbara
Pittsfield
Mass
Stanley Jensen
Audrey
Hartford
E. R. Brown
Wollaston, Mass
Mary D. Brown
Washington, D. C
Harry G. Devring
Washington Street
Walter L. Fuller
Malden
Walter Hall
Everett
Fuller
Amy Jones
St. Louis
Norman Rand
Portsmouth
N. H
Miss Marjorie Nowell to join Idaho firm after World’s Fair
Miss Marjorie Nowell Bath’s only woman lawyer left Boston Friday en route to New York for the World’s Fair, then on to Pocatello Idaho to join Anderson Bowen Anderson, noted local attorneys. A Portia Law School graduate of 1935 she was admitted to the Maine bar that year and was active in clubs and the yearbook staff at law school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Nowell
Bath
Aldrich
Boston
New York
Pocatello, Ida
Anderson, Bowen & Anderson
Nowell
Portia Law School
Maine
Morse High faculty trip and local society notes
Morse high school staff Henry D. Smal Edward J. Pomeroy and Harold E. Brown depart for a 10 day fishing trip at Mr Small’s camp in Beattie township near the Canadian border. Joined by several other faculty and local figures, the group plans to fish Moose River headwaters Beattie pond. Also noted are church conference events, alumni gatherings, and residents visiting New York City and Morse High alumni events at Bowdoin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Smal
Edward J. Pomeroy
Harold E. Brown
Morse High School
Mr. Small
Maine Woods
Beattie
David Y. Alkazin
Duncan H. Farrell
John Parker
Arthur H. Price
Congress
Arthur Hutchins
Moose River
Beattie Pond
Senator Tompkins Hosts Guests at Launching Event
Senator Nathaniel Tompkins and his daughter Zigfried entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs. Moorehead of Rye New York and Mrs. Linda Howard of Steveport Louisiana. Senator Sewall and family hosted a buffet luncheon after the launching with attendees such as Representative Ralph O. Brewster and his son Ralph Jr. Mrs. Ralph Warren returned home from Memorial hospital with her son Ralph Duncan Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Tompkins
Miss Zigfried Tompkins
Houston
Sumner Sewall
Washington Street
Zigfried Tompkins
Moorehead
Rye
N. Y
Darling
Damariscotta
Olive B. Guid
Babson Park
Mass
Harold A. Burbank
Ethel Lawrence
Hartford
Ralph O. Brewster
Ralph, Jr
Dexter
Shorey Family Attends Bowdoin and Smith Graduations
Arthur C. Shorey of Ardsley-on-Hudson New York visited his sister Miss Alice Shorey at 848 Washington Street. He and his son attended Bowdoin College commencement for his 35th reunion. His daughter Miss Lillian Critch, from Winthrop Massachusetts, graduated from Smith last week and arrived Friday to spend the weekend in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace H. White, Jr
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Washington
Arthur C. Shorey
Ardsley-on- Hudson
N. Y
Alice Shorey
Washington Street
Mr. Shorey
Smith
Lillian Critch
Winthrop
Mass
Notable Bath District Social Highlights At Summer Point
Hon Walter E Edge of Ventor arrived to spend a week with family at their Small Point summer home. His son Walter E Edge Jr came from New York for a two week vacation. American Legion Auxiliary members attended a Third District Council meeting in Boothbay. Several Bath residents and guests attended a dinner honoring an engagement at Topsham. Marcia Stinson opened a summer home at Day's Ferry. Bowdoin graduate Austin MacCormick, commodities commissioner in New York City, attended commencement activities. Pine Tree Circle No 826 held a June social with supper and whist prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Edge
Ventor
N. J
American Legion Auxiliary
Third District Council
Boothbay
John W. Costain
John P.crosby
Guy H. Crosby
Louis M. Silverman
Madelyn Davis
New York
Austin MacCormick
Bowdoin College
MacCormick
New York City
Bath
Wiliam A. MacCormick
Y.M.C. A
Pine Tree Circle
No. 826
Ethel Parshley
Alice Rideout
Annie Wilson
Alice Burgess
Jennie Farrin
Thomas Malia
Ella Dingley
Josephine Cavanaugh
Sagadahoc court case traverses jury in diner injury suit
Sagadahoc Superior Court continued with Mrs. Guy Lewis of Woolwich suing Ted's Diner on Vine Street for injuries. The docket also included related civil actions, a criminal dog destruction case, and several citizenship grants, with verdicts in other cross actions totaling $300 in damages. The session covered trials, adjournments, and expected last actions before the term's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Guy Lewis
Woolwich
Ted
Vine Street
Traverse Jury
Herbert T Powers
Inez M. Gowell
William A. McIver
Bowdoin
Addamnum
McIver
Frederick P. Moffatt
Bath
Calais
Josephine Moore
Bridget T. Davis
New York
Jane McDonald Shea
Vanceboro
Marianthi Canacaris
Turkey
Providence
Howard O. Nash
This City
Walter L. Brann, Jr
Lisbon Falls
Topsham
MacMahan Colony Hosts Summer Guests and Developments
The MacMahan colony outlines a bustling season with guests visiting from Bangor and Philadelphia, new cottages opened or rented, and notable arrivals like Prof. Snyder from Haverford, Dr. Richard R. Owens from Chicago, and Amy Dumbell’s marriage to Dr. Charles Whittemore. The Robinhood waterfront site at Riggsville is purchased by Roland Peterson for a summer colony, ferry service will be run, and the Steamer Virginia resumes June 22 connecting Bath, Boston, and New York routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazells
William P. Neally
Bangor
Josephine Kimball
West Newton
Lagell Cottage
Laura Huntsinger
Harvard University
Prof. Snyder
Haverford College
Haverford
W. C. Allen
Snyder
Little Sheepscot
Mary Rogers
Canada
John W.seaver
Cleveland
Ohio
Alexander Green
Chicago
Roberts
Arthur N. Taft
Rebecca Taft
Andover
Mass
Frederick Taft
Wakefield
R. I
St. Cuthbert’s Episcopal Chapel
George Rathbun
Pine Jones
Amherst
H. A. Nealley
MacMahan
Gage Bailey
Cambridge
Frances Bailey
Gage Bailey, Jr
Nealley Cottage
Watson
Taylor
Philadelphia
Rathbun
J. K. Lee
John Kidd Lee
Burn Mawr
Margaret Whittemore
Richard James Cross
Church of the Good Shepherd
Rosemont
Peggy Lee
Janet Young
William Hugh Young
Talbot Mercer Rogers
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
Washington, D.C
Rogers
Mac,Mahan
Rogers Studio
L. M. Wheeler
New York
Philip Little
Oller
Thompson
Taft
Emery Basford
Phillips Andover Academy
Donald Walker
Providence
Pravot
Elizabeth
N. J
Simpson
W. Clinton Alen
Rye
N. Y
Robinhood
Riggsville
Roland Peterson
Portland
Peterson
Ralph Dunton
Boothbay Harbor
Richard R. Owens
Presbyterian Hospital
Owens
Harvard Medical School
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
John
James
George
Ose
Virginia
Bath
Mrs Stetson and Son Headed to Lake Placid Visit
Mrs Ralph G Stetson and her son Bob started for Lake Placid New York where they will spend a week with Mrs Stetson s parents Mr and Mrs James Dann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G. Stetson
Bobby
Lake Placid
N. Y
Quinnam's Tavern Reopens In Wiscasset Bath Posts Office Renamed
Mrs. Frank Quinnam of Wiscasset reopens Webber Tavern as Quinnams Tavern with room service now and dining room opening July first. Bath post office restored and established July 1 as a first class office. Morse high school awards rank cards and athletics certificates. League of Nations contest certificates awarded to Eugene Lewis and Claire Grainger. Grade six students noted for attendance and perfect records. New Bath ordinance restricts two ton plus motor trucks in business district 10 am to 6 pm. Local police see staffing changes and a lieutenant promotion. Memorial Hospital Alumni Banquet planned at Hotel Sedgwick for graduate nurses. An 82 year old woman celebrated first permanent wave after visiting a beauty shop. East road through Vassalboro and Winslow under construction, detours advise west route via Sidney. Summer office hours set for Superintendent Parker’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Quinnam
Wiscasset
Lewis E. Spicer
Bath
Webber Tavern
Quinnam
Morse High School
League of Nations
Eugene Lewis
Claire Grainger
League of Nations Association Inc
Louise Laidlaw Backen
Hester M. Rose
Editor observes fiftieth anniversary at Independent
The piece celebrates Harry Clark Webber president editor of The Times and Independent for decades. It recalls his career path from The Independent and Bath Enterprise to The Worcester Telegram and The Times and Independent. Webber’s measured editorship and long service inspire a festive workday.
Progressive Union Meets at Freeport Women’s Club
Mrs. Paul G. Bagdikian presided over a Maine Progressive Union meeting at the Freeport Women’s club in Freeport. Mrs. F. W. Fleming and Mrs. Hoyt Hostatte spoke while guests viewed Plant Power at the theatre, hosted by Mrs. Smail. About 50 attended, with Bath guests including Mrs. N. Gratz Jackson and others. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Redfern of Somerville, Mass, were visitors in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Bagdikian
Maine Progressive Union
Freeport Women’s Club
Freeport
F. W. Fleming
Bath
N. Gratz Jackson
Carroll A. Deering
Elizabeth , Deering
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Contract Club
Court Street
Philip Gildart, Jr
Philip Gildart
John Hunt
Walter Higgins
U.S. Hughes
Marie Merrill
Jason A. Merrill
Lower
Colby College
Kemnebunkport
Winfred M. Hagan
Turnercourt
Arrowsie
Charles E. Cushing
Greenstree
Bar Harbor
Arthur Train
Sol’s Cliff
Walter Navarre Wilhelm
Havana
Cuba
George B. Wetherbee
Braintree
William E. Lundrigan
Mary Lundrigan
Pearl Street
Elizabeth A. Sullivan
Annie E. Sullivan
Liberty Street
Howard S. McPhee
Evelyn
Jack
Salem
Benjamin Hartshorne
New Castle, N. H
P. W. Clark
United States Public Health Service
Clark
Brooks Britt
Isadore Singer
Hazel V. Cunningham
Gorham Normal School
Jessica M. Hughes
Rowena MacDonald
Donald B. Newman
F. FE. Newman
Cakdwell
Idaho
Rumford
Harley A. Shattuck
Beacon Street Church
Newman
United States Military Academy
William H. Shea
Beacon Street
Frank Reinoehl
Allen Cavanaugh
Bath Social Club
Rock Hill Inn
Cape Elizabeth
Carl C. Eaton
Albion K Parris
Nathan J. Copeland
Samuel L. Browne
Harry M. Berry
Carl N. Haskell
Guy Calderwood
W. J. Mains
Edwin I. Cornish
Highland Street
Carl Haskell
Kenneth Haskell
Harry Pierpont
Wesley G. Marcoux
Melvin J. Marcoux
Marshall Street
Rita A. Jenkins
Angelina Jenkins
Arthur J. Jenkins
William Lumsden
Wilbur Crocker
Park Street
Merton Dearing
Drummond Street
Frederick A. Irving
Frederick, Jr
Betty
Hon
Charles H. Cahill
Ernest Douglass, Jr
Tri-State College
Angola
Ind
Arvida
Quebec
Ernest Heywood
Wesley Church
Heywood
Mr. Heywood
Justice Powers
Superior Court
Gilbert
Pemaquid
Otis Alden Smith
Raymond C. Smith
Dorothy Mary Jenkins
Charles S. Bradeen
Clarence E. Johnson
Summer Street
Bradeen
Lee Johnson
Anthony Pellegrini
the Memorial Hospital
Caleb Burns
William Davis
Pittston
Mr. Burns
Roger D. Skillings
King’s Dock
Arthur Sewall
Russell Colby, Jr
Malden, Mass
Lorraine Barrett
Fort Myers
Fla
York Beach
William Cushing
Clayton Barrett
Barbara Young
Dorothy Kerr
Frederick Stokinger
Robert Kerr
Roslindale
Barbara Kenney
Russell L. Kenney
Bath Street
Mary Young
Leroy F. Colby
Andrews Road
Joan Faye Pye
Cornish Maternity
Getchell Street
Ralph Pye
Phippsburg
Joan Shaw
Roscoe H. Shaw
North Street
Ann Wilson
Barbara Burden
Ann Desmond
Barbara Jean Dunton
Betty Hill
Frances Marks
Lillian Saunders
Barbara Eshmond
Ethel Rogers
Amelia Mitchell
Gay Mason
Alfred McCabe
Nellie Lord, R.N
Bath Memorial Hospital
Harley True
Norway
Harry Cooke
Willow Street
Iron Works
G. F. Freeman
East Braintree
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Dr. Freeman
Dr. Stott
Medical Corps
United States Navy
Joseph Mullaney
Ruth Hodgdon
Memorial Hospital
James A. McLellan
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Church of St. John the Baptist
Thomaston
Sheafe Walter
Christchurch
Malcolm Peart
Church of the Transfiguration
Derry
Carl F. Pierce
Fred L. Brackley
Leo Pratt
Biddeford
Arthur L. Pratt
Pratt
Roger, Jr
John F. Shillings
Sebasco
Archie Doyle
Benjamin Sawyer
Skowhegan
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Ee Sawyer
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Small Point Beach
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Morse High
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Ralph Duncan Warren
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Henry Rogers
Thomas White
Harpswell
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Linwood Small
Ora Small
H. O. Curtis
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Marcia G. Stinson
Day’s Ferry
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Edward Plant
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Harry Barre
Maurice Knight
Linden
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