Historic Central America trip advised by Bath ladies
Mrs Clarence W Morse and Miss Clare Coombs of Washington street plan a two month spring voyage leaving Bath for New York then sailing from March to Mexico via S S Santa Elena visiting Havana Porto Colombo Cartagena and Cristobal Panama City La Libertad San Salvador and Guatemala City before returning through Mazatlan and Vera Cruz to New York. Also notes visits by Mrs Byron L Merry and a Valentine bridge party hosted by Mr and Mrs Wallace L Atwood with a long list of attendees. Dr Gilman Lombard of Belfast, 90, ill with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Washington Street
Bath
New York
S. S. Santa Elena
Mexico
Havana
Porto Colombo
Cartagena
Colombia
South America
Panama Canal
Cristobal
Panama City
Central America
la Libertad
Salvador
San Salvador
San Jose
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Vera Cruz
Europe
Birthday Sewing Club Gathered at Crescent Street Home
Mrs. Howard Blake hosted the Birthday Sewing club at her Crescent street home on Wednesday of last week. Attending were Mrs. Stella Wade Miss Minnie Woodman Mrs. Eleanor McDonald Miss Amy Wade Mrs. Lettie Thompson and Mrs. Florence Aderton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Blake
Crescent Street
Stella Wade
Minnie Woodman
Eleanor McDonald
Amy Wade
Lettie Thompson
Florence Aderton
Daughter born on Lincoln's birthday in Bath hospital
Beverly Anne Dearing is the name given the daughter born on Lincoln's birthday at Bath hospital to Mr and Mrs Merton Dearing of Bath Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Anne Dearing
Lincoln's
Bath Hospital
Merton Dearing
Bath Street
Miss Hortense Welch Guests in Auburn Home
Miss Hortense Welch of Auburn home demonstration agent visits the Farnham residence at 935 Middle Street while attending nearby Farm Bureau meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Welch
Auburn
Charles R. Farnham
Middle Street
Farm Bureau
Waterville speech sparks cross country debating trip
Rev. George B. Wolstenholme spoke to Colby College seniors in public speaking. A class delegation plans a cross country debating tour and will attend the Pi Kappa Delta convention in Louisville Kentucky, a national forensics society with 500 chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Wolstenholme
Waterville
Libby
Colby College
Louisville
Miss Harriet Lord and Watsons Attend Portland Game
Miss Harriet C Lord of Pearl Street along with Miss Marion Watson and Sidney Watson of Cundy's Harbor motored to Portland Friday night to attend the Portland South Portland basketball game played in the gymnasium of Portland High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet C. Lord
Pearl Street
Marion Watson
Sidney Watson
Cundy’s Harbor
Portland
Ladies Sewing Circle Plans Easter Sale at Church
The First Baptist ladies sewing circle met Friday afternoon led by Mrs. Clifford Harrington. Mrs. Everett B. Wright hosted on Union Street. A calling committee was appointed to be Mrs. Edward Burnham and Miss Evelyn Sotheard. They decided to hold an Easter sale and supper in late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Everett B. Wright
Union Street
Clifford Harrington
Edward Burnham
Evelyn Sotheard
Winter Street Ladies Aid Meets with Lincoln Whitman Talk
The Winter Street church ladies aid met Friday afternoon in the ladies room with hostesses Mrs Elmer D Hodgkins Mrs Fred C Hill and Mrs Walter H Bowker. Mrs Langdon T Snipe spoke on Abraham Lincoln and Walt Whitman. Miss Frostina E Marston read a poem and urged a white elephant sale next Friday. Thirty nine members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street Church
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Fred C. Hill
Walter H. Bowker
Langdon T. Snipe
Abraham
Lincoln
Walt Whitman
Frostina E. Marston
Migster Rice Illness Returns Daughter of Sagadahoc
Migster Rice, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rice of Sagadahoc, returns home due to illness after a period away for health reasons.
West Bath Red Cross Branch Meets On Feb 14 In Bath
West Bath branch of the Bath chapter of the American Red Cross met February 14 at the home of Mrs. Crosby on the Brunswick road with 12 present. Lunch was served at one. Much work was accomplished on children's garments baby clothes and patchwork. Attending were Mrs. Crosby Mrs. Charles C. Chesley Mrs. Harry E. Peterson and Bath group members plus Mrs. William H. White Mrs. Harry S. Wallace Mrs. Charles B. Doyle Mrs. Scott R. Ward Mrs. Harold E. Freeman Mrs. Herbert S. Cavanagh Mrs. Fred H. Carey Mrs. Jerry L. Haile and Miss Iva Hagan. The next meeting will be the first Wednesday in March in the grange hall. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Trott and daughter Gretchen are staying two months with Mrs. Trott's parents on Washington Street. Mrs. W. D. Sewall leaves for Boston to spend the weekend with her sister at the Hotel Lincolnshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Bath
American Red Cross
Guy Crosby
Brunswick Road
Crosby
Charles C. Chesley
Harry E. Peterson
William H. White
Harry S. Wallace
Charles B. Doyle
Scott R. Ward
Harold E. Freeman
Herbert S. Cavanagh
Fred H. Carey
Jerry L. Haile
Iva Hagan
Portland
Grange Hall
Butterfields and others attend Morse Cheverus game in Portland
Among those seen at the Morse Cheverus game in Portland Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Butterfield, Miss Elizabeth Butterfield, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coombs, Harold Donnell, Russell M. Colby Jr, Rodney Ross Jr, Edward Owen, Leo Venus, Leon Genthner, Miss Margaret Chaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Andrew M. Butterfield
Elizabeth Butterfield
Edward Coombs
Harold Donnell
Russell M. Colby, Jr
Rodney Ross, Jr
Edward Owen
Leo Venus
Leon Genthner
Margaret Chaney
Jewelers Hall & Hunt Founder Returns to Work
George A. Hunt of Hall and Hunt jewelers and opticians resumes duties after illness kept him home at 33 School Street. He was confined to his residence while ill and is now back at his shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Hunt
Hall & Hunt
School Street
Bowdoin dean's list includes 27 seniors and 19 underclassmen
Bowdoin college announced the second semester dean's list listing 27 seniors 16 juniors and three sophomores. Privilege to cut classes is granted to juniors and seniors with B or better in all first semester courses and sophomores with all A grades. Edward Delong and Nathan W. Watson are among the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin College
Edward Delong
Nathan W. Watson
Daughters Named Sarah Elizabeth Born to Dr and Mrs Brown
Sarah Elizabeth is the name given to the daughter born to Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brown of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Elizabeth
Wilbur Brown
Brunswick
Seaman Fred Osgood Improves at Bath City Hospital
Fred Osgood, confined since November 10 under Dr Hugh D Grant care, shows marked improvement and can receive visitors. He crews on the steamer North from Monhegan and is the son of E W and Mrs Osgood of Parker Head. Lor rimer Brackett of Monhegan and New Harbor visited recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Osgood
Bath City Hospital
Hugh D. Grant
Mr. Osgood
North
Monhegan
E. W. Osgood
Parker Head
Osgood
Perkins’ Island
Lorrimer Brackett
New Harbor
Mrs. Sewall Hosts Bridge Club at Stone House
Mrs Arthur Sewall entertained her contract club of three tables at lunch at the Stone house Friday noon. Cards were enjoyed in the afternoon with Miss Anne Kimball achieving the high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Anne Kimball
Miss Arabelle Lord Visits With Saco Mayor’s Family
Miss Arabelle Lord arrived Saturday for a week’s vacation with her parents Mayor John A Lord and Mrs Lord of Pearl street. She is supervisor of art in Saco public schools and attended the Masonic banquet and ball at the Eastland Hotel in Portland Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabelle Lord
John A
Pearl Street
Lord
Saco
Eastland
Portland
Mrs Talbot Receives Bridge Shower Honors
Mrs Frank M Talbot nee Catharine EB O Donnell RN was honored at a bridge shower hosted by friends at 132 Washington Street last Tuesday. Three tables played with Mrs Carl Linekin winning first prize and Mrs Talbot second. Luncheon served by Mrs Robert E Linekin and Miss Nora Brown. Talbot received a luncheon and beverage set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Talbot
Catharine EB. O'Donnell
R. N
Joseph Hecht
Washington Street
Carl Linekin
Talbot
Robert E. Linekin
Nora Brown
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall Leave for Boston
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall of the Stone house departed Sunday to spend a few days in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Boston
Mrs Skillings Heads South For Winter Visit
Mrs. Roger D Skillings of Washington street left Sunday for New York to spend a few days before continuing to St. Petersburg Florida to stay with her mother Mrs Thomas Pease for several weeks Her husband Mr Skillings will be with his mother Mrs John Skillings during her absence on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger D. Skillings
Washington Street
New Yok
St. Petersburg
Fla
Thomas Pease
Mr. Skillings
John Skillings
High Street
George B Wetherbee Visits With Parents Over Weekend
George B. Wetherbee of Braintree Massachusetts spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles P Wetherbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Wetherbee
Braintree, Mass
Mrs
Charles P. Wetherbee
Hodgkins makes first downstairs appearance since operation
Elmer D. Hodgkins of 937 Middle Street, after an operation for acute appendicitis in Brunswick, was able to be dressed and go downstairs for the first time since his homecoming. Mrs. Luella M. Noyes of Everett, Massachusetts, who summers in Sabine, arrived Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs. Hodgkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Middle Street
Brunswick
Luella M. Noyes
Everett
Mass
Sabine
Mrs. Hodgkins
Warren Bean suffers collarbone fracture skiing in Freeport
Friends of Warren Bean of Freeport and saxophonist with the Bath orchestra report his fracture of a collar bone sustained Sunday afternoon while skiing in Freeport. Byron Hanson of Portland will take Bean's place in the Bath orchestra. Mrs William W Dennison hosted her contract club Wednesday at Middle street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Bean
Freeport
Bath
Mr. Bean
Byron Hanson
Portland
William W. Dennison
Middle Street
Thespians Hear Report On Late Christopher Bean
The Thespians met Wednesday eve in Church block to hear reports on Sidney Howard's three act comedy The Late Christopher Bean, presented February 9 at Columbia theatre as their 1934 opener. They discussed the next play with the executive committee to decide, while Miriam W. Kimball presided and praised newly painted rehearsal rooms in two greens with black enamel woodwork and a lighter green frieze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thespians
Church Block
Sidney Howard
Christopher Bean
Columbia Theatre
the Thespians
Ieft
Miriam W. Kimball
Bing
Local Leaders Gather After Republican Caucus
Harry W. Lemont returned Thursday from Arlington Massachusetts where she was called by her sister Mrs E G Ringberg illness. Following the caucus Thursday night Mrs Sumner Sewall hosted a small gathering on North street with Mayor John A Lord ex Mayor Harold P Small and their guests including Leon H Kelly Bruns wick William D Sewall Arthur Sewall Frederick E Drake R Clinton McFadden and Major Charles D Bartlett. Mayor Lord and ex Mayor Small discussed city affairs with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Lemont
Arlington, Mass
E. G. Ringberg
Sumner Sewall
North Street
John A. Lord
Harriet Lord
Harold P. Small
Leon H. Kelly
Brunswick
William D. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Frederick E. Drake
R. Clinton McFadden
Charles D. Bartlett
Lord
Small
Miss Anne Gearing Confined At Home By Illness
Miss Anne Gearing of Senter's Inc is confined to Mrs Wilson Wrights Bon nie Brae Woolwich home by illness. Miss Mary Kenney a Nassan Institute first year student and daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell L Kenney 23 Bath Street has been selected for the lead in Rachel Crothers play 39 East Street to be produced soon. The play was recently picturized with Kiay Francis in the leading role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Gearing
Senter’s, Inc
Wilson Wright
Bonnie Brae
Woolwich
Mary Kenney
Nassan Institute
Russell L. Kenney
Bath Street
East Street
Rachel Crothers
Kiay Francis
Oxnards Visit Perkins Kin in Medford Family Trip
Charles Oxnard and his son Frank of Medford Mass visit Charles sister and brother in law William C Perkins and Mrs Perkins at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Oxnard
Frank
Medford, Mass
Mr. Oxnard
William C. Perkins
Mrs. Perkins
Valentine Supper Party Hosted by Larry Wold
Larry Wold hosted 15 members of the Tom Mix Straight Shooters club for a Valentine supper at his home on 60 Court Street, Wednesday of last week, son of Mr and Mrs Leslie J Wold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Wold
Leslie J. Wold
Court Street
Tom Mix
Straight Shooters Club
Valentine Party and Village Gatherings Highlight Bath Socials
In Bath, Mr and Mrs Edwin H Given returned to Cobb road after a Boston visit. Mr and Mrs H Chester McKenzie hosted a birthday Valentine party at 81 Court street with 16 guests. gifts, ice cream, and cake followed games. Auction club held at High street with refreshments. Visitors included Miss Vivian Nye and Miss Doris Cowan from Arrow/sic and Woodstock NB. Galen Ward, Bath grocer, is seriously ill. his mother Annie Ward recovers from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Given
Cobb Road
Boston
H. Chester McKenzie
Court Street
McKenzie
Ruby Fullerton
Inez Carr
Helen Sims
Roselyn Hail
Evelyn Sothead
Madelyn Stacy
Edith DeWolfe
Flora Thayer
Galen E. Ward
Bath
High Street
Annie M. Ward
Past Ladies' club gathering in Myrtle lodge Mo 8 U O I
Past Ladies' club of Myrtle lodge Mo 8 U O I met Friday evening at 32 Summer street home of Mrs Amos F Perry. Supper started the meeting with a committee headed by Mrs Perry Mrs Wallace L Atwood and Mrs Howard E Blake. Sixteen attended. Mrs W Frank Higgins won the auction prize and Mrs Wilfred W Chaney won the fun prize. Next meeting set for March 16 with Mrs Higgins and Mrs Walter P Kingsbury hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
U. O
Amos F.perry
Summer Street
Bing
Perry
Wallace L. Atwood
Howard E. Blake
W. Frank Higgins
Wilfred W. Chaney
Higgins
Walter P. Kingsbury
Boston Visit By George Baer Connard Of Andrews Road
George Baer Connard of Andrews road spent the weekend in Boston as a guest of friends. He toured the city with local hosts and attended social gatherings during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baer Connard
Andrews Road
Boston
Cahill Children Hurt In On Street Slide Accident
Russell Cahill four and Richard Cahill three sons of Mr and Mrs Andrew Cahill of 68 South street are recovering from injuries suffered when they slid down a driveway on Middle Street near South street Monday last. Russell sustained a head lacera tion requiring two stitches and a leg broken in three places while Richard had minor facial cuts. They are at home with Dr. Joseph I Smith attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Richard Cahill
Andrew Cahill
South Street
Middle Street
Simon M. Moore
Richard
Joseph I. Smith
Portland Woman Carrie Shawn Dies on Green Street
Miss Carrie Shawn of Green Street passed away Friday in Portland. The death notice notes her residence and orderly passing, with no further details provided in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Shawn
Green Street
Portland
Lincoln doctor named medical examiner by governor
Dr. George F. Way of Lincoln formerly of friends was appointed a medical examiner on Tuesday by Governor Louis J. Brann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Way of
Lincoln
Friends
Louis J. Brann
Mrs Dorman Perkins to escort mother's body to Concord
Mrs H Dorman Perkins of West Bath travels Thursday morning to Concord New Hampshire with the body of her mother Mrs M B Berry. The funeral service will be held in Concord in the afternoon.
Valentine Party Sparks Laughs at Olive Hallowell Home
Discord club gathered Thursday at 157 Oak Street for a Valentine’s Eve in costume. Members exchanged joke valentines, with Val entine Ayer, Isabelle Berry, Virginia Clark, Elinor Coombs, and others in attendance. Coombs will host next at 423 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Hallowell
Oak Street
Valentine Ayer
Isabelle Berry
Virginia Clark
Elinor Coombs
Joseph C. Footer, Jr
Robert King
Truman King
Francis Norton
Elizabeth Oliver
Edna Potter
Shirley Shepard
Muriel Spinney
Phyllis Wright
Coombs
Washington Street
Local residents named on UMaine dean's lists
Mrs Forest Lt Littlefield returns home from Deaconess hospital Boston after four weeks patient. Registrar James Gannett announces UMaine dean's list for Seniors Eleanor Grinnell Doris Lawrence and Stanley Henderson. Freshman dean's list includes James Temple. Cora Savage of Middle Street passed Thursday in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maine
James Gannett
Eleanor E. Grinnell
Doris E. Lawrence
Arrowsic
College of Arts and Sciences
Stanley D. Henderson
North Bath
College of Technology
James W. Temple
Cora Savage
Middle Street
Portland
Mrs Ethel Fletcher Improving After Eye Operation
Mrs Ethel Fletcher who had a slight eye operation under Dr Warren E Kershner last Friday is reported improving. She resides with her parents Mr and Mrs E W Osgood at Parker Head. Mrs Karcher S Jackson hosted her contract club of two tables at Center Street Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Fletcher
Warren E. Kershner
Fletcher
E. W. Osgood
Parker Head
Kimball Family Visit Highlights Portland Winter Stay
Mrs Frederick H Kimball visiting her son Milton S Kimball and Mrs Kimball of Augusta for several days while in Portland. Queen Esther Rebekah lodge held a Children s Night in Odd Fellows hall with 15 children enjoying a candle lit table, Valentine favors, cakes and refreshments. Committee members for the party included Mrs Herbert W McCabe Mrs Angus E Burden and Mrs Fred Stover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Kimball
Portland
Milton S. Kimball
Mrs. Kimball
Augusta
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Herbert W. McCabe
Angus E. Burden
Fred Stover
Mrs Hyde and daughters arrive in Bath for visit
Mrs John H Hyde and her two daughters Nancy and Sally arrived Friday from Boston to spend ten days in Bath with Mr Hyde at Elmhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hyde
Nancy
Sally
Boston
Bath
Mr. Hyde
Elmhurst
Luncheon Party Hosts Contract Drawing At Main Home
Mrs Archibald M Main hosted a Friday luncheon at Mid dle street home with three contract tables. Prize went to Mrs Mark W Sewall for an old fashioned corsage bouquet. Guests included Mrs William D Sewall Mrs Edward H Kimball Mrs Frank Percy Mrs Everett Pierce Mrs Frank B Nichols Mrs Rupert H Baxter Mrs John A Lord Mrs John A Morse Mrs Carroll Watson Mrs Clarence W Morse and Miss Clare Coombs Ex Alderman Ralph C Covel and wife are visiting Portland on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald M. Main
Middle Street
Mark W. Sewall
William D. Sewall
Edward H. Kimball
Frank Percy
Everett Pierce
Frank B. Nichols
Rupert H. Baxter
John A. Lord
John A
Mrs J Houghton McLellan Sails from New York
Mrs J Houghton McLellan of 990 Washington Street and her son J Houghton McLellan Jr of Boston departed New York aboard the Cunard liner S S Carinthia after an extended West Indies and Barbados cruise. They sailed from New York on February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Houghton McLellan
Washington Street
J. Houghton McLellan, Jr
Boston
New York
Cunard
S. S. Carinthia
West Indies
Bars
Sumner Sewall Returns Home From New York on Sunday
Sewall came back to his North street residence Sunday morning after spending a few days in New York on business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner. Sewall
North Street
New York
McFadden Party Visits Waterville for Mrs Thibodeau Day
Mr and Mrs Roscoe P McFadden and Mrs R Clinton McFadden motored to Waterville on Sunday to visit Mrs Georgiana Thibodeau the mother of Mrs R Clinton McFadden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe P. McFadden
R. Clinton McFadden
Waterville
Georgiana Thibodeau
Quincy official Dahleup weekend home
Kenny Dahleup a government inspector at Bath Iron Works Corp spent the weekend at his home in Quincy Massachusetts showing no apparent illness or disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Dahleup
The
Bath Iron Works Corp
Quincy
Mass
Brennan Family Heads South for Florida Visit
Mrs. Walter J. Brennan and her son Harry S. Brennan of 30 Sewall Street Augusta departed Monday for Lake Wales Florida to be guests of Mrs. Brennan's father Harry B. Sawyer until the first of May. The trip was delayed due to the boy's illness last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Brennan
Harry S. Brennan
Sewall Street
Augusta
Lake Wales
Fla
Larrabee and Danforth named to conference committees
Howard C. Larrabee a Morse High graduate now at Farmington State Normal, and Miss Jean L. Danforth another Morse graduate, are appointed to committees for the Superintendents' conference to be held March 20 in the Alumni gymnasium. Larrabee serves on the superintendent part committee and Danforth on the banquet committee. The Mirror notes Larrabee’s grooming prank led to a pneumonia attack during sub-zero weather. Mrs Frederick E. Drake hosted her contract club for luncheon Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Larrabee
Morse High School
Farmington State Normal School
Hitler
Larrabee
Jean L. Danforth
Morse
Farmington
Field Service Committee
Danforth
the Mirror
Mr. Larrabee
Howard Larrabee
Mrs Ferrell Visits Boston Exhibition of Edmund Tarbell Paintings
Mrs. Robert W. Ferrell returned to High street after a brief Boston trip. She attended the final day of the Edmund C. Tarbell painting exhibition at the Guild of Boston Artists. Tarbell displayed portraits and paintings during a two week showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Ferrell
High Street
Boston
Birthday Bridge Party Honors Mr McDonald in Bath
Mr and Mrs Charles McDonald entertained at Mrs Johns Conleys home with a contract bridge party honoring Mr McDonalds birthday. Three tables. Women first prize went to Mrs Archie Wishart and men first prize to Clifford Wisband. Consolations awarded to Mrs Clifford Wisband and Archie Wishart. Attendance included Chester Dana Wilbur Crocker John Conley and Milton Trott. The couple, employed by Hon Walter Folge, are in Bath after months in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McDonald
Beacon Street
Walter E. Folge
Washington, D. C
Bath
McDonald
Chester Dana
Wilbur Crocker
Clifford Wisband
Lords Attend Longfellow Nephew Funeral in Portland
Mayor and Mrs. John A. Lord traveled to Portland on Sunday for the funeral of Alexander Wadsworth Longfellow, 80, an architect from Boston and an old friend of Mr Lord who had visited Bath last summer. The service was at 116 State Street, Longfellow’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Lord
Portland
Alexander Wadsworth Longfellow
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
State Street
Mr. Longfellow
Wiscasset Women’s club hosts contract party guests
Mrs. Arthur F Mayo Mrs Roscoe P McFadden and Mrs R Clinton Mc Fadden attended a contract party Saturday evening in Wiscasset at Mrs A L Kierstead home. Miss Harriet Johnson a Springfield teacher visits her mother Mrs Carrie P Johnson a few days. Mrs James McDonough of Dorchester returns from weekend with relatives on North Street and Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Mayo
Roscoe P. McFadden
R. Clinton McFadden
This City
Rachel Hodgdon
Montsweag
Wiscasset
Harriet Johnson
Springfield
Mass
Carrie P. Johnson
North Street
Boothbay Harbor Woman Returns Home After Overnight Visit
Mrs. Donald S. Sewall of Boothbay Harbor came home Monday afternoon after an overnight stay with Mrs. Mark W. Sewall of Washington Street. Mrs. Sewall and her son Mark spent Sunday with Mrs. Mark Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald S. Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Mark W. Sewall
Washington Street
Birthday party for Thelma Fogg at Washington Street home
A birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs D H Fogg on Washington Street in honor of their daughter Thelma. Guests played games and a luncheon was served. Decorations included items honoring George W Ardenne Haines and Louis Cloutier with Royden Haines Clinton Child Morton Holbrook and John Reynolds Jr. present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Fogg
Washington Street
Thelma
George W
Th . Ardenne Haines
Louis Cloutier
Royden Haines
Clinton Child
Morton Holbrook
John Reynolds Jr
Stanley DeLong arraigned in Bally court for non support
Stanley DeLong of Woollwich faced Bally municipal court on a non support charge, pled not guilty, and was found guilty with the case continued by Judge John J. Keegan for three. The judge also handled an intoxication case with a suspended sentence for the respondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley DeLong
Woollwich
Bally Municipal Court
John J. Keegan
Gorham Normal Notes Highlight Campus Activities
Miss Margaret Huse attended the first meeting of the newly elected house committee and explained duties while outlining ongoing work. The group decided not to fund delegates for the New York convention, leaving such fundraising to other clubs. The Four Winds Camp Fire Girls remain active with a Lincoln commemorative program in chapel and a Valentine dance to raise funds, featuring red and white decorations and refreshments by Camp Fire members. The Library club uses a book author roll call to spark reading interest, and the Outdoor Club plans a Washington’s Birthday banquet on Feb 22 in East Hall with a red white and blue decor and a chicken salad menu. Nellie V. Lesman of Bath joined the arrangements committee, with other invitees Burnette Bailey, Nellie Leeman, Hilda Scott, Nellie King, and Ethelyn Gibson also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Huse
House
Nellie Jordan
New York
Huse
Four Winds Camp Fire
Lincoln
Agéllie Leeman
Bath
Valentine
Normal School
Burnette Bailey
Woolwich
East Hall
Washington
Néllie V. Lesman
Nellie Leeman
Hilda Scott
Nellie King
Ethelyn Gibson
Air traffic between Bangor and Boston largely empty
Edward R. Godfrey, owner and lessee of Bangor airport, said flights arrive and depart regularly yet carry few passengers. He noted travelers to Boston and New York come for visits, leaving the field quiet and busy only with crews and freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Boston
Edward R. Godfrey
Bangor Airport
Phe
ERS, INC MAKES IMPROVEMENT IN STORE
A great improvement was made in the basement of Senter's Inc. The former shipping room was not taken for the display space in the northeast corner. The north wall now features imitation windows with reflecting lights to better display curtains and valances. The entire new area is devoted to curtains and curtain materials. Rugs were moved to the southwest corner to enhance display, and overall alterations improved the basement, now one of the largest and best laid out in Maine department stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senter's, Inc
Maine
Personal notes from Bath and surrounding areas
A Bath column lists local residents and visitors: Miss Frances L. Lord of Portland weekend in Bath. Leroy Hutchins returns to Gloucester after time with his parents on Goddard Street. Sumner Sewall of North Street plans to return from Boston with his mother Mrs William D Sewall. Mrs Edward L Gaudreau and son Edward L Gaudreau Jr of Portland return from visit to Mrs Gaudreau’s parents in Bath. Francis J McDonald of Augusta assists in Maine re employment in Bath on Wednesday. Alonzo G Fisher of Woods Hole visiting in Vassalboro with his wife who is ill. the Fishers former Park Street residents. Samuel H Mildram of Brookline sailing to West Indies and South America on Kungsholm with Miss Eleanor Leydon. Edwin B Parris improving after winter illness. Mrs Joseph I Smith hosts three-table contract. prize winners listed. Priscilla Magoun of Green Street sails from New York to West Indies and South America on Duchess of Bedford with Mrs George Andrews of Haddonfield. Mrs Andrews and daughter with Mrs Howard Bottomley visits Squirrel Island.</S:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances L. Lord
Portland
Bath
Leroy Hutchins
Gloucester
N. J
Chesley Hutchins
Goddard Street
Sumner Sewall
North Street
Boston
William D. Sewall
Edward L. Gaudreau
Edward L. Ga
Vassalbere
Fisher
Clara Williams
Fishers
Park Street
Samuel H. Mildram
Brookline
Mass
Eleanor Leydon
Kungsholm
West Indies
South American
Edwin B. Parris
Upper
Washington Street
Joseph I. Smith
Lloyd Steeves
Lorraine Price
Frederick W. Humphreys
Priscilla Magoun
Green Street
New York
Duchess of Bedford
South America
George Andrews
Haddonfield
Andrews
Howard’ Bottomley
Squirrel Island
Maine Townships and Land Divisions Noted in Historic Record
The document describes Maine townships laid out six miles square totaling 23 040 acres with 36 sections of 640 acres each Some irregular layouts left land as gores strips and surpluses resulting in seven gores four strips and three surpluses across the state Also listed are 163 wild islands 22 organized plantations organized towns 20 cities 377 wild land townships 44 wild land plantations one Indians township one peninsula one Evant one patent and two India
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