Hunter to report aboard Beeze as executive officer
Lieut George P Hunter will report for duty as executive officer of the U S S Beeze with headquarters in Honolulu. He has been at Bath Iron Works Corp as assistant to the inspector of machinery under Commander Guysbert B Vroom since July 1932. The Hunters plan to travel by car to San Francisco around May 5 and sail to Honolulu on the S S Malolo May 26. They have been active in Bath social life and the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Hunter
U. S. S. Beeze
Honolulu
Hunter
Bath Tron Works Corp
Guysbert B. Vroom
Bath
George, Jr
Andrew
Summer Street
San Francisco
S. S. Malolo
Country Club
Portland Visitors From Andrews Family
Mr and Mrs Edwin R Andrews and their two sons Frederick and Richard were Portland visitors on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. Andrews
Frederick and
Richard
Portland
Dall Hosts H. and H. Club at 32 South Street
Miss Theresa M. Dall entertained the H. and H. club on Thursday evening at her home 32 South Street with all members present including Mrs. Maurice A. Libby Mrs. Arthur N. MacDonald Mrs. Charles L Merry Miss Marcia L Petlock Miss Dorothy A Renaud Miss Edith M Renaud and Mrs. Joseph T. Smith. Miss Dorothy Renaud will entertain the club at its next meeting. Mrs. Edward Gaudreau and son Edward Jr of Portland returned Monday after visiting Mrs. Gaudreau's parents Mr and Mrs John T. Parris of Upper Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa M. Dall
H. and H. Club
South Street
Maurice A. Libby
Arthur N. MacDonald
Cha
Tes L.merry
Marcia L. Petlock
Dorothy A. Renaud
Edith M. Renaud
Joseph T. Smith
Dorothy Renaud
Edward Gaudreau
Edward, Jr
Portland
Gaudreau
John T. Parris
Upper Washington Street
Sur prise Birthday Party for Rolvin H Bowie at Drummond Street
Rolvin H Bowie escort of Bath camp M W of A received a surprise birthday party Thursday evening at his home 26 Drummond street. Guests from the Camp attended and the evening featured cards and a birthday cake with ice cream. A box of cigars was presented as the gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolvin H. Bowie
Bath
M. W
Drummond Street
Mr. Bowie
Local Social Notes Include Visits Illnesses and Travel
Mr and Mrs Charles Hewitt Jr visit Haverhill Massachusetts with Dr and Mrs Stokes while Capt Charles E Hewitt returns to Kittery. Addison Burbank son of Hartford Connecticut rests at grandparents home in Bath after illness and pneumonia. Lois Swett Wheaton College student spends Easter with sisters Mrs Martha Bridges and Miss Roberta Barker. Bradford Redonnett Jr returns to County Art John Carey Jr after an injury at Boothbay Harbor playing basketball. Catherine Mullaney stays several weeks in North Andover as guest of Linwood Groves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles &. Hewitt, Jr
High Street
Haverhill
Mass
Stokes
Charles E. Hewitt
Kittery
Addison Burbank
Harold A. Burbank
Hartford, Conn
Archibald M. Main
Middle Street
Lois Swett
Wheaton College
Martha Bridges
Roberta Barker
Linden Street
Bradford C. Redonnett, Jr
Wiscasset
John P. Carey, Jr
Mr. Redonnett
Boothbay Harbor
Catherine C. Mullaney
Park Street
North Andover
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits And Moves
Freshmen Miss Bobbette Story visits Wheaton friend Miss Lois Swett in this city over the weekend. Mrs Annie M Jones visits Melrose Highlands with her daughter and husband. Miss Laura M Cavanaugh heads to Brooklyn after a death in the family. Libby Story accompanies Miss Stevens to the weekend, then returns. Gladys M Goodrich joins Senter's Beauty Shop staff. Merrill family returns from Mechanic Falls. Lewis Smalley and Rae of Rockland stay with Evelyn Hope in Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Smalley
Rae
Rockland
Miss Marie Ayer Hosts Birthday Party Before Dorchester Move
Miss Marie Ayer of upper Washington street celebrated her send off for Dorchester Mass where she will work for spring and summer. Christine Hanscom hosted at her mother Ms Charles Wallace's 30 Oliver street home with guests including Robert Simpson Harvey Rowe Clifton Legerd and numerous friends. The evening featured movies dancing gifts and a decorated dining room with ice cream cake and cookies. Mrs E R Andrews held a luncheon contract club gathering at High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Ayer
Upper Washington Street
Dorchester
Mass
Christine Hanscom
Charles Wallace
Oliver Street
Robert Simpson
Harvey Rowe
Clifton Legerd
Miss Ayer
Muriel Dionne
Margaret Poole
Wallace
Marion Bowie
Virginia Oliver
Grace Allen
Luella
Eunice Hanscom
Edward Staples
Robert Reed
Clarence Ayer
Chester Lorentsen
Jefferson Barthelmey
Three Month Central America Trip Notes From Morse and Coombs
Letters from Mrs. Clarence W. Morse and Miss Clare Coombs describe a three month journey through Central America and Mexico. They encountered Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sewall 2nd on a West Indies cruise at Poito Colombia and Carte genau, and saw Edward C. Fitzgerald and other subscribers of the Independent in Cristobal. Marjorie Cummings spent the weekend at her home in Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Central America
Mexico
Morse
Miss Coombs
Arthur Sewall
West Indies
Colombia
Cartegenau
Cristobal
Livut
Edward C. Fitzgerald
Sewall
The
Independent
Marjorie Cummings
High Street
Topsham
Birthday Party Honors Mr. Hinds at Bedford Street home
Mrs. Alfred S. Bucknam hosted three bridge tables on Washington Street last week. Guests included Mrs. Wil liam Yule Miss Elizabeth E. Dunbar and others. Andre held high score with Dunbar next and Mrs. Howard third. consolation went to Mrs. Lord. Stanley Henderson of U M 35 visits Easter break with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred S. Bucknam
Washington Street
William Yule
Elizabeth E. Dunbar
D. Leroy Lord
Warren A. Parris
Louise A. Bucknam
Carl B. Swanton
Charles A. Andre
James D. Tabor
Fred O. Hayward
Norman W. Howard
Irma L. Perry
Andre
Miss Dunbar
Mrs. Howard
Lord
Maine students return for Easter at Arrow sic homes
Miss Doris E. Lawrence and Roy I. Lawrence, both juniors at the University of Maine, arrived Friday in Arrowsic to spend the Easter vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ibra K. Lawrence. Philip S. Stackpole, head of the mathematics department at Kent's Hill, is taking a ten day vacation at the home of his brother and sister-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Stackpole of 897 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris E. Lawrence
Roy I. Lawrence
University of Maine
Arrowsic
Ibra K. Lawrence
Philip S. Stackpole
Kent's Hill
Inlaw
Charles S. Stackpole
Middle Street
College Student George Littlefield Arrives for Vacation
George Littlefield of Union street, a University of Maine student, arrived Friday to spend vacation with his parents Rev and Mrs F L Littlefield. Mrs Roscoe S Scott of Westfield Mass announced the birth of a daughter on Sunday March 11. Mr Scott is a Bath visitor and nephew of Mr and Mrs Stearns W Scott. Mr and Mrs Charles E Plaisted returned home to Snow Park after weeks at The Eastland in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Littlefield
University of Maine
F. L. Littlefield
Union Street
Westfield
Mass
Roscoe S. Scott
That City
Mr. Scott
Charles E. Plaisted
Snow Park
Eastland
Portland
Duncan Farrell
Springfield College
Springfield, Mass
Harold F. Hunt
Bath Hospital
Elizabeth Hunt
Georgetown
Five Year Old Confined At Home After Sledding Accident
Miss Elizabeth Sonia aged nearly five is confined to her parents home at 1037 High street due to a slight fracture of the left leg from a sled ride with two playmates. Mrs. Henry P. Caddy of Cambridge is visiting relatives due to her mother's illness. Local guests included Mr and Mrs James A Gillies Jr and Mr and Mrs Sumner Sewall at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Paul K Niven of Brunswick with cards played after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sonia
George Sonia
High Street
Henry P. Caddy
Cambridge
Mass
Frank Powers
Middle — Street
James A. Gillies, Jr
Sumner Sewall
Paul K. Niven
Brunswick
Winter Street church Singing guild screens reels of past events
Mrs. William D. Sewell hosted a Friday night program for the Singing guild of Winter Street church featuring reels on the 1928 Small Point fire, a Lindbergh film, and several comedies. About 40 attendees enjoyed ice cream and cookies afterward served by Mrs. Sumner Sewall and Miss Susan Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Sewell
Singing Guild
Winter Street
Sumner Sewall
Susan Reed
Bath friends cheer Rev O W Folsom health in Washington
The article notes Rev O W Folsom enjoyed good health in Washington where he has lived with his daughter Mrs Leonard Norseworthy. He walked several miles daily and plans to return to Bath by late May. It also lists local social news and travels of residents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
O. W. Folsom
Washington
Leonard Norseworthy
College Student Visitors Return Home for Spring Break
Miss Barbara L. Norton, training at Simmons College and Deaconess Hospital in Boston, arrived Saturday night to spend the spring college vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Norton of 1075 High street and will return to Boston next Sunday. Miss Carrol Stevens of A. M. class of 1938 arrived Friday to spend ten days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Stevens of Middle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline A. Rogers
Brunswick
Brunswick Hospital
Herbert W. Rogers
Whiskeay Road
Boston
Boston City Hospital
Barbara Ross
Bradford Junior College
Bradford
Mass
Rodney E. Ross
High Street
Barbara L. Norton
Simmons College
Deaconess Hospital
Arthur C. Norton
Carrol Stevens
Hiram Stevens
Middle Street
Ladies Sewing Circle Meeting at First Baptist Church
The Ladies Sewing circle of the First Baptist church met Friday afternoon with Ms. Clifford Harrington. Reports were given and plans discussed. Members sewed articles for the church kitchen and refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Lincoln Bailey to entertain at her Bedford street home on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Clifford Harrington
North Street
Lincoln Bailey
Bedford Street
Maine student returns home for Easter vacation
Raymond C. Hathorne a junior at the University of Maine arrived Friday to spend Easter vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Maurice T Hathorne of Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Hathorne
Woolwich
University of Maine
Maurice T. Hathorne
Local Residents Visit Hosts Before Summer Return
Mrs Iva Hinckley of Five Islands, after a winter in Massachusetts, visits Capt and Mrs Proctor Hagan at 105 Winship Street before returning home for the summer. Mrs Melvin Meader of Randolph, formerly Miss Eda Mereen, visits at Frank and Greeen’s home on Green Street. Mr and Mrs Harold Haggett and infant daughter stay with Mr and Mrs Charles Small on Lower High Street, visiting Mr and Mrs Edwin Haggett. Mrs Dominique Tardiff hosts her contract club on Park Street Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney E. Ross
High Street
Iva Hinckley
Five Islands
Massachusetts
Proctor Hagan
Winship Street
Melvin Meader
Randolph
Eda K. Mereen
Frank Green
Green Street
Harold Haggett
Dominique Tardiff
Contract Club
Park Street
Miss Marjorie Pickard Guest of Doble Family
Miss Marjorie Pickard from Mendon Massachusetts, a Wheaton College junior, spent the weekend as a guest of classmate Miss Miriam L Doble at the Doble home 56 Green Street. Malcolm L Doble and Mrs Doble drove Beatrice to Portland Thursday 10 and met the guests. Pickard returned Monday and Doble is at home for Easter vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Pickard
Mendon
Mass
Wheaton College
Miriam L. Doble
U. S. Internal Revenue
Malcolm L. Doble
Doble
Green Street
Family visit ends as Stover family returns home
Mrs. Eugene C. Stover and her sons Joseph and John return to Popham after visiting her mother Mrs. Catherine T. Mullaney of 4 Park Street for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene C. Stover
Joseph
John
Popham
Catherine T. Mullaney
Park Street
Dinner party and guest in town entertainments in Portland
Miss Lois Swett hosted a dinner and dance for house guest Miss Babette Story of Pigeon Cove Massachusetts at Linden Street with 30 attendees. Visitors included Mrs C F Dodge and Miss Carrie Adams traveling from Boothbay Harbor to Bowdoinham. Grace Williams stayed with the Crowleys at Popham. Mrs Ho nce Morse marked their seventeenth wedding anniversary at Russell Street. daughters James 12 Barbara 10. Mrs Morse is daughter of Union Street Court residents. Mrs Hans Sievers is reported recovered. Mrs Charles Blaisdell returned from Melrose for her mother-in-law’s illness. Mrs Cameron broke a leg en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbette Story
Pigeon Cove
Mass
Wheaton College
Lois C. Swett
Lois Swett
Babette Story
Linden Street
C. F. Dodge
Carrie C. Adams
Boothbay Harbor
William Cummings
Bowdoinham
Ella Batchelder
Nce
Morse
Russell Street
James
Barbara
Marilla Bonney
James T. Bonney
Union Street Court
Charles Blaisdell
Bedford Street
Melrose
Margaret Cameron
Wild Rose Girl Scouts Meet At Legion Hall
Miss Evelyn Trott assisted by Miss Ellen Hodgkins led the Wild Rose troop on Thursday afternoon at the Legion hall with about 40 present. Tenderfoot tests were passed by Margaret Stack and Millicent Coombs. Trott spoke on honesty and Hodgkins told a story. Games followed. William P. Drake returned home to Washington Street from a business trip to New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Trott
Ellen Hodgkins
Wild Rose
Legion Hall
Margaret Stack
Millicent Coombs
Miss Trott
Miss Hodgkins
William P. Drake
Washington Street
New York
Philadelphia
Local Visits Highlight Easter Weekend Plans
Mrs Donald H Fogg and her daughter Miss Thelma Fogg of 679 Washington street traveled to Portland for the weekend. Thelma appeared in the East Deering minstrel show with tap dance routines performed for audiences Friday and Saturday night in East Deering club rooms. Leon Buck of Kents Hill arrived Friday noon to spend Easter with his mother Mrs Carrie Smith of Oak street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald H. Fogg
Thelma Fogg
Washington Street
Portland
Miss Fogg
East Deering
East Deering Club
Leon Buck
Kents Hill
Carrie Smith
Oak Street
Mrs Charles M Tubbs Returns From Peppermell Visit
Mrs Charles M Tubbs comes home after a week in Pepperell Massachusetts called by illness and death of her nephew Alton Hill Butland. Funeral services were held Friday at the home of his grandmother Mrs Andrew Bosely in Winchendon Massachusetts. Mrs Tubbs is accompanied by her sister Mrs Andrew Butland and Mr Butland who will stay a few days with her and Mr Tubbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
Pepperell
Mass
Alton Hill Butland
Andrew Bosely
Winchendon
Earl Dow Returns to Lewiston Buick Co after Illness
Earl Dow of the Lewiston Buick Co. resumes duties following a three week illness with sinus trouble. Also noted are social visits by Mrs. Ida M. Beals Miss Flora E Leonard Harvey P Hathorne of Sagadahoc Ferry and Mrs Nathan E Coffin and Miss Flossie M Beals of Park Street to Mrs. Beals' granddaughter Mrs. G Clifford Madden on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dow
Lewiston Buick Co
Ida M. Beals
Flora E. Leonard
Harvey P. Hathorne
Sagadahoc Ferry
Nathan E. Coffin
Flossie M. Beals
Park Street
Beals
G. Clifford Madden
Bates Arrives to Spend Vacation in Snow Park
Edward Bates a University of Maine student arrived Friday to pass his vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Delmar Bates of Snow Park arranging a family visit during the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bates
University of Maine
Delmar Bates
Snow Park
Easter Visiters Return From Nassan Institute
Miss Mary K. Kenney daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell L Kenney 23 Bath street arrived Friday to spend Easter vacation from Nassan Institute Springvale where she is a first year student. She leaves April 2 with classes resuming April 3. Miss Jeannette F Shackford arrived Friday night from Nassan Institute Springvale to home of her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Shackford 10 Turners court for Spring vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Kenney
Russell L. Kenney
Bath Street
Nassan Institute
Springvale
Miss Kenney
Jeannette F. Shackford
Roy
Shackford
Turner's Court
Magoun Daughter Named Susan Jane in Wellesley
Mr and Mrs Frederick Magoun of Wellesley Massachusetts celebrate the birth of a daughter named Susan Jane Magoun. Laurence Lowell central Maine Power line foreman resumed duties after more than two months illness. Mrs Ralph Reynolds of Sagadahoc Ferry a Ferry school teacher recovered from pneumonia greeted by Bath friends upon returning to street. Mrs Carl C Anderson hosted a two table contract luncheon at Andrews road. Lisbon Progressive club president Mrs William S Ricker and Freeport Women’s club vice president Mrs Edward Hayes joined district 11 Maine Federation officers at Cosmopolitan club house to discuss the April Union meeting program in Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Shaw
Lowell Brown
Maurice T. Hathone
Laurence Lowell
Central Maine Power Co
Southern Division
Ralph Reynolds
Sagadahoc Ferry
Ferry
Bath
Carl C. Anderson
Andrews Road
William S. Ricker
Lisbon
Local residents receive visits and relocations across towns
Mrs Edward B Noyes returns to Everett Mass after Bath visit with sister Mrs Elmer D Hodgkins George M Stinson Middle County Commissioner visits in city for the weekend Miss Martha Cahill and Miss Mary Sewall arrive from Emma Wizard school Trey NY to vacation with Hon Charles H Cahill High street and Mr Arthur Sewall Stone house Betty P Westfall returns to Boston after weeks at Washington street Mrs Joseph Caton Lillian and Joseph Jr plan to move to Brooklyn joining husband in Navy Yard drafting shop Cyus Hopkins of Dummer street admitted to City hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Noyes
Everett
Mass
Bath
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Middle Street
Martha Cahill
Mary Sewall
Emma Wizard School
Trey
N. Y
Charles H. Cahill
High Street
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Joseph Caton
Lillian
Joseph Jr
Bridge Apartments
Beacon
Washington Streets
Brooklyn
Mr. Caton
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Bath Residents Host Vermont Figures Return to Bath
Mr and Mrs Chester Allen with daughter Ruth and son Harry left Thomaston after two years to occupy the Fred Chaney home at Rose and Washington in Bath. Herman and Herbert Hatch of Waldoboro visited friends in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Allen
Ruth
Harry
Thomaston
Bath
Fred Chaney
Rose and
Washington Street
Herman and
Herbert Hatch
Waldoboro
Mrs Frank Smith Returns From Visit In Newton
Mrs. Frank Smith returns to West Newton Massachusetts after a two week visit with her sister Mrs Lena Shepard on High Street in Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
West Newton
Mass
Lena Shepard
High Street
Beacon Street church vents spring sale and tea event
The Ladies aid of Beacon Street church held an Easter sale of useful and fancy articles and a silver tea in the vestry on Friday. Mrs. Irving Varney led as general chair with committees on apron food and candy tables and a quilt exhibit including a family heirloom over 100 years old. Paul Burns Wilson of the University of Maine will vacation with his parents in Bath. Edward Alling Noyes of Ardsley-on-Hudson and Catherine Scott of Chicago plan a summer wedding. Carrie Hall, winter Boston worker, visits sister Mrs. Roscoe McFadden in Middle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Beacon Street
Irving Varney
Fred Richardson
Frank Daley
Raymond Clark
John Howe
Antoinette Teeling
LeRoy Lord
George Wallace
Clifton Tedford
Leland Plummer
Paul Burns Wilson
University of Maine
David L. Wilson
Middle Street
Edward Alling Noyes
Ardsley-on-the-Hudson
N. Y
Catherine Scott
Chicago
Noyes
Sidney Noyes
Princeton
Columbia University Press of
New York
Abby Clark
Bath
Scott
Chicago University
Ladies’ Aid of
M. E. Church
Fahcy
Vacation visitors and arrivals from Boston to Bath list
Miss Ruth Powers returns home for Spring vacation from the George School of Art in Boston. Miss Miriam Doble planned ten days with her parents in Bath. Hon. and Mrs. Rupert H. Baxter sail April 5 from New York to Southampton to England for six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund C. Tarbell visit their daughter in Bath. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Mensh of Washington DC. Mrs. Nathan Povich and Mrs. Mary Gaudette make visits in Bath and Brookline. University of Maine students arrive for Easter break including freshmen, juniors, and seniors. Mrs. Magoun travels to Philadelphia for her sister’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon
Rupert H. Baxter
New York
Albert Ballin
Southampton
Mr. Baxter
England
Byron F. Barker
London
Benjamin F. Mensh
Washington, D. C
Dorice Povich
Bath
Nathan Povich
327
Front Street
Washington
University of Maine
Edwin H. Batts
Louise R. Calderwood
Joseph W. Cyr
Richard H. Haskell
Donald J. Lennox
Leonard P. Litchfield
George L. Littlefield
John J. Murray
Carol E. Stevens
James W. Temple
Newell J. Wilson
Paul Burns Wilson
Stanley D. Henderson
North Bath
Stephen S. Marshall, Jr
R. Hazel Feere
James M. Jackson
Pine Tree Girl Scouts Meet At Y M C A On First Aid
Pine Tree troop No 1 meets Thursday afternoon at the Y M C A focusing on first aid with games songs and star reviews. Guests include Scout master J Warren Murray and Troop 75 Boy Scouts. Harold F Hunt returns home from Bath hospital after six weeks. Other social visits and weekend trips across Maine and Boston are noted among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree
Girl Scouts of America
J. Warren Murray
Troop 75
Boy Scouts of America
Easter sale at Beacon Street M E church
City notes include Easter sale details for the Beacon Street M E church Ladies Aid in the vestry with home cooked food and items for sale. Also reports on local robins, postmaster changes, poetry at a D A R event, a court case, and city notices about ice on the Kennebec and road truck weight rules.
Maine Golf Association schedules 40 to 50 tournaments this season
Edwin Burnard, secretary of the Maine State Golf Association, says a long, diplomatic job lies ahead to set dates for 40 to 50 Maine tournaments. He expects the schedule to be issued around the same time as last year as clubs seek agreeable dates amid a busy season. Union Signal Day observed by WCTU in Bath. meeting at the Y M C A included devotion, plays, a questionnaire, and committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Burnard
Maine State Golf Association
Maine
State Association
Talk on diphtheria prevention given club talk
Dr Paul A Gregware presented a film on diphtheria prevention to Grace Church Men's Job members in the parish house. He highlighted Schick tests, prompt diagnosis, and anti toxin use while noting Waterville health officials averted an epidemic to 11 cases. He warned winter and early spring threaten children's health and urged vigilance during melting snow and exposure to colds. A post address collation followed. committee members led by Eugene McGrath and Harry Smith assisted by Carroll Watson organized. No meeting in Holy Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Gregware
Grace—church
Gregware
Health Department
Waterville
Eugene McGrath
William Craft
Harry Smith
Carroll Watson
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
Whales Follow Bath Vessel and Shark Tale on Voyage
Nat recounts a Mozambique Channel fishing tale with a 14 foot shark, six baby sharks, and the mother shark guarding young. He notes Amazon flood mud near Trinidad while detailing asphalt cargo experiences at Port of Spain and a Philadelphia voyage ending the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah
Mozambique Channel
Cape St. Roque
South America
Trinidad
Amazon
Port Au
Spain
Capt. MacDonald
Philadelphia
Nat
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Houghton McLellan, Jr
J. Houghton McLellan
Annie M. Jones
Robinhood
Melrose Highlands
Roscoe P. Todd
Mrs. Jones
Laura M. Cavanaugh
Louise Tillson
Auburn
Miss Cavanaugh
Emily Grace
Libby Story
Rockport
Hiram T. Stevens
Miss Story
Gladys M. Goodrich
Senter’s
Jason A., Merrill
Marie
Leah
Lower
Mechanic Falls
Emrily
Frank M. Lamb
Merrill
Bangor
E. R. Andrews
Frank Hinds
Mr. Hinds
Stanley Henderson
U. of M
Mrs
David S. Henderson
Sewall W. Percy of
Westbrook
Luke Marr
City Hospital
Iva B. Stewart
Hebron
This City
Old Orchard
N. G. T. Revue
Hollywood
Bessie Mikels
Esther Mikels
Elm Street
New York City
S. S. Quiriqua
United Fruit Line
Panama Canal
Havana
Kingston
Ralph W. Bragg
Grace Williams
Guy Crowley
Mrs. Hans Sievers
Frederick Magoun
Wellesley, Mass
Susan Jane Magoun
George M. Stinson
Marcia Stinson
Woodfords
Betty P. Westfall
Cyus Hopkins
Dummer Street
Carrie Hall
Roscoe P. McFadden
Ruth Powers
Maxwell Powers
Vesper ‘George School of Art
Miriam Doble
Edmund C. Tarbell
John Schaeffer
Robert W. Ferrell
Commander Perrell
Mary Gaudette
Western Avenue
Brookline
John Connors
Charles F. Magoun
Jean Graham
Ardsley-on-the- Hudson
Eben J. Marston
Jane Hyde
Waynflete
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
David Crocker
Elinor Shorey
Wiliam S. Shorey
Donald
Mark W. Sewall
Flushing
L. I
Frank Stone
Parkstreet
Charles Williams
Arline
Williams
Edward Cook
Willow Street
Sam Levin
Bath Department Store
Herbert Anderson, Jr
Yarmouth
Kennebec Bridge
Henry W. Owen
Edward N. Hartnett
Mr. Owen
Mr. Hartnett
Fred W. Hartnett
Hartnett
Dummer Sewall
Augusta
Moses Owen
James C. Ledyard
Owen J. Ledyard
Ledyard
Winter Street Fireside Club
Roy Shackford
Nassau Institute
Kennebec
Lines’ Island
South End P. T. A
Roy F. Shackford
Turner Court
Register of Probate
Sagadahoc
John L. Jack
Brann
William, F. Dunham
Richmond
Rockland High School
Crosby High
Belfast
Brunswick High
Morse High
Grandma
Jack Stuart Knapp
Susan Glaspell
Charles G. Stevens
Bowdoin College
Albert Henderson
Masonic Temple
Mae West
Bob Oliver
Esta M. Gediman
Benjamin S. Gediman
Pratt Street
Pall River
Rosenthal Tobacco Co
Mark Gediman
Gediman
Miss Gediman
Morse High School
John P. Crosby
Aang
City of
Davenport City Hall
CWA
Union
Crystal Berry
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Chaney
Berry
Elizabeth Trott
Frances Rand
Maud Russell
Nella Stover
Stover
Maude Russell
Lizzie Chaney
Russell
Trott
Sagadahoc County W. C
T. U
Bath Union
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