Bath Area Residents Visit Friends and Relatives
Local residents from Bath and surrounding towns visited family and friends over the week. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. pedesary of Ren, Mr. and Mrs. John, Lieut. and Mrs. John A. Lord, and Mrs. Bertha Nickerson among others. Summer arrangements feature Popham Beach, Squirrel Island employment, and occupancy at West Point cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Minott
Pedesary
Ren
J D
John
Bath
Waldo Weston
Elizabeth Hutchins
George Ingalls
Sidney Eaton
Parker Head
Ashdale
Charles J. Donnell
Popham Beach
Carroll Watson
Popham
John A. Lord of
W. B. Perry
Doris
Portland
Bertha Nickerson
Candy's Harbor
Gilbert Atwood
Squirrel Island
Squirrel Inn
William Wilson
Jane Holland
Fred Wilson
West Point
Martin Wyman
Ralph Coombs
H. W. Cutting
Annie Cutting
Ernest Rogers
Mrs Morse and guests host supper for England voyage
Mrs Clarence W Morse and Miss Clare Coombs hosted a Friday supper for Mrs Edwin D Hardin who sails to England Thursday. Prize winners at three tables of contract included Mrs John A Morse first and Mrs Charles Plaisted second with Mrs Hardin receiving a guest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Edwin D. Hardin
England
John A. Morse
Charles Plaisted
Hardin
Gerda Harvey
Bath
New York City
Stockholm
Sweden
Harvey
Frank A. O
Washington Street
Boston
John Peta Maateinioona Sisal Emery IL Freeman
Dike Road
John Peterson
Freeman
Mr. Freeman
Blanche Freeman
Edwin J. Morse
Morse
Wallace Reed
Middle Street
Harry Parker
Lowell
Mass
Edward E. Morse
Justus Miller
Majella
Caroline
None of the Fine Senses You Rely On for Daily Bread
A brief fragment notes the importance of eyesight and mentions an optometrist promotion. The sole readable location is 15 Center Street, suggesting a business or prospectus related to eye care. Names and organizations are not clearly identified in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Winnegance Community Dinner Awards and Local News
Contests at a Winnegance gathering honored Miss Hunt with several first prizes and consolations for Grace Trask Bernice Sturtevant and Helen Carter among others. City water fills low wells via sprinkler. Remnants of the old bridge removed as travel shifts to the new causeway. A community auxiliary event raised about $12 with plans for a tack bee at the community house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Mary Blaisdell
Miss Hunt
Grace Trask
Bernice Sturtevant
Helen Carter
Joanna Hodgkins
Annie Malcolm
Agnes Nason
Emma Hunt
Mena Preble
Susie Schofield
Cleora Coombs
Charlotte Owen
Lillian Parks
Lewiston
Fred L. Parks
John G. Morse, Jr
Capitol Island
Summer Visitors and Local News From Bath Area
Mrs Henry Dearborn and son Henry Jr arrived Friday from New York to pass the summer at Small Point Beach. Mr and Mrs Arthur Burgess and daughter Betty of Millmockett were called to Bath by the death of his father Frederick Burgess. Mr and Mrs William McGill and son John were guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall. John McGill will be a councillor at Camp Chewonki this summer and will enter Bowdoin College in the fall. Miss Marjorie P Troop of Arlington Mass teaches day school and is linked to a Mennonite family Caddy in that city. Mrs Mary Curtis Bok widow of Edward Bok and daughter of Cyrus H K mencement this year. Mrs Bok summers at Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dearborn
Henry, Jr
New York
Small Point Beach
Arthur Burgess
Betty
Millmockett
Bath
Frederick Burgess
William McGill
John
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
John McGill
Camp Chewonki
Bowdoin College
Instructions for Plant Labeling and Staking Apparently Page Notes
The text provides fragmented directions about labeling plants with two white labels, selecting and securing one near the ground, cutting berry strings, staking the plant for fall visibility, and recording name and address on a line. It reads like a stray horticultural or exhibit instruction from a newspaper page.
Weekend visitors and seasonal residents around Bath
The report lists Mr. and Mrs. Harold L Troop and others as weekend visitors at Seben Lake, Bath City Hospital Nurses Alumnae held a mid Summer banquet at New Meadows Inn, the Lasell family rented the Small Point Beach cottage for July, Mrs. Benjamin Wells left for Boston via Denver, Earle S Thompson visited Harding and Bowdoin, William J Smith and William F Cameron from Quincy stayed with E Mason Wright, Smith recently joined the Quincy police, both men play in the twilight baseball league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Troop
Arline P. Troop
Hazel Allen
Seben Lake
Bath City Hospital Nurses
New Meadows Inn
John Lasell
Whitinsville
Mass
Small Point Beach Semes
Alice W. Sewall
Police raid on Mayberry home on Dummer Street
Four officers arrested Charlies Mayberry and three others at a Dummer Street residence Friday. Judge Keegan bound Mayberry over to October term of Saga-Gahoc Superior Court on a nuisance charge with $500 bond. Several intoxication and disturbing the peace charges were dismissed for lack of evidence or technical faults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Mayberry
Dummer Street
Mr. Mayberry
Municipal Court
John J. Keegan
Mayberry
Saga- Gahoc Superior Court
Langdon Green
George McElman
George Wilson
Melville Rice
Keegan
Rice
Green
North Grammar Attendance Records Highlight Yearly Punctuality
The list records pupils from North Grammar School who were never absent or tardy this term from Grades IV to VII. It names students under each grade along with their teachers, noting those who remained punctual for the year.
Local Students Named in Grade Seven Merits
Martha Page, Robert Perry, Frances Spicer, Swatt Holnes, John Staples and Jon Silsby are listed among Grade VII students taught by Kenneth Jaquith and teacher Swatt Holnes at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Grammar School
Katherine I. Trott
Nellie Brown
Frank Gallagher
Barbara Hopkins
Doris Houston
Epocrat Johns
Barton Morrison
Walter Mosher
Louise Sutherland
Gerald Thornton
Helen L. Hayes
Arthur Brown
Edmund Furber
Warren Higgins
Helen Joy
Frank Kenyon
Barbara Mank
Jack Merrill
Martha Page
Robert Perry
John Shepherd
Frances Spicer
Jane Stevens
Frances E. Sprague
Margaret Brimigion
Herbert Closson
Howard Holmes
Ida Jay
Virginia Kingsbury
Jennie Middleton
Katherine Milliken
Steeven Nicholas
Roger Oliver
Olin Pankhurst
Renwood Pierce
George Rice
Patricia Sewall
Phyllis Small
John Staples
Alice Warner
J. Gertrude Silsby
Robert Donnell
Ruth Gallagher
Kenneth Jaquith
Dorothy Wing
Viola Rideout
Brunswick girl to wed Joseph F Carpenter of Omaha
Miss Senter daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur F Senter of Brunswick announces engagement to Joseph Franklin Carpenter of Omaha Neb son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert E Carpenter of Omaha Neb. Miss Senter a Lasell Seminary graduate is socially prominent in Brunswick. Carpenter a Bowdoin College senior 1932, active in dramatics and swimming with Beta Theta Pi. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Franklin Carpenter
Omaha
Neb
Wilbur F. Senter
Brunswick
Miss Senter
Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
Mass
Mr. Carpenter
Gilbert E. Carpenter
Tabor Academy
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Perkins Disapproves Primary System in Maine Motions
Hon James B Perkins of Boothbay Harbor, fourth in the Democratic governor candidacy, voices discontent with the primary system while discussing candidacies in both parties. He cites a Republican example as illustrating primary iniquities, yet remains a loyal partisan ready to support the ticket and endorse the state and national campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Perkins
Boothbay Harbor
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promErRist
Center Street
TEL
William Thompson
Phippsburg
Lake Winnegance
Women's Auxiliary
Aethnert
Malcolm W. Oliver
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Walter Morse
Mmembers
Almon R .Perry
Cnidale
Ata
Bridgham
North Grammar
Beatrice Senter
Joseph F. Carpenter
Tata
Xney Ae
Fisher
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
General Motors
Flint
Michigan
PLANT
M. McKown
Turner & Gilpatrick
Richmond