Local society notes greet long distance moves and visitors
First Lieut. Gertrude A. Pratt U S A N Corps stationed in Japan writes from San Francisco detailing a 14 day crossing and her adaptation to new surroundings. The Bath community notes visits and letters for Pratt and other residents plus nursing students, military families, and local births and illnesses among a broad circle of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude A. Pratt
U.S. A.N Corps
Army Veterans Stal
Denver
Colo
Japan
Gertrude Stewart
Green Street
Gia Olice
Pratt
United States
Arthur Stewart
Boston
279Th General Hospital
San Francisco
Calif
Teen Agers meeting hosts plans for spring activities
Miss Joan Hamlin of 27 Cummings Street hosted a Teen Agers gathering last week with a brief business meeting to discuss spring activities. Present were Jeanette Stinson Shirley Rogers Jean Betts Jeanette Mailly Marilyn Hamlin and Joan Hamlin. Mrs Roscoe Robinson of 1192 Street was admitted to the Maine Oral Hospital in Portland Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hamlin
Cummings Street
Jeanette Stinson
Shirley Rogers
Jean Betts
Jeanette Mailly
Marilyn Hamlin
Roscoe Robinson
Street
Maine Oral Hospital
Portland
South Portland Couple Returns From Three Week Stay
Mr and Mrs Bruce Buttrick have returned after a three week stay with his aunt. Alex MacDonald of Dummer Street, employed at the Portsmouth Navy Yard, is confined to his home with illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Buttrick
Portland
Mr. Buttrick
Doris Tobey
Willow Street
Alex MacDonald
Dummer Street
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Lawrence R Vail Returns to Belair Airplane Co Work
Lawrence R Vail resumes duties with the Belair Airplane Co at Baker Co during the holiday season in South Windham on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence R. Vail
South Windham
Belair Airplane Co
Baker Co
Mc Fadden couple attend Thibodeau funeral in Waterville
Mr and Mrs R Clinton Mc Fadden of North Street visited Waterville Thursday to attend funeral services for Mrs Georgiana L Thibodeau, mother of Mrs Berenan, held Thursday morning at St Francis church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Clinton McFadden
North Street
Waterville
Berenan
Georgiana L. Thibodeau
St. Francis Church
Miss Mary Perry In Leyden Springs Visit
Miss Mary Perry R N school nurse in Wellesley Massachusetts spends the early spring recess with her sister Mrs Joseph Cyr of West Center Her sister Mrs Edna Manion of School street hosted the Knick Knack Klub meeting last week Guests included Mrs Julia Norton Mrs Evelyn McDougal Mrs Beatrice Thebeau Mrs Elizabeth Holland Mrs Doris Lutz Mrs Louise Burgess Mrs Helen Caton and Mrs Gladys Page A weekend in Boston with Clayton Thibodeau of Bluff Road included a trip to the Ice Follies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Perry
R.N
Wellesley
Mass
Joseph Cyr
West Center Street
Edna Manion
School Street
Knick- Knack-Klub
Julia Norton
Evelyn McDougal
Beatrice Thebeau
Elizabeth Holland
Doris Lutz
Louise Burgess
Helen Caton
Gladys Page
Clayton Thibodeau
Bluff Road
Boston
Funeral Services Held for Cederic Beal of Woolwich
Among out of town relatives and friends attending the funeral were William W. Taylor and William R. Taylor and others from Augusta Belgrade Lakes Gardiner and Bath. Robert Philbrick a Boston University student spent the weekend in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minard Bigelow
Charles Adams
George Conway
Augusta
Mr. Bigelow
Cederic Beal
Woolwich
Arthur F. Mayo & Son
William W. Taylor
William R. Taylor
Florian Beat
Carl Martens
George, Alvin and
Donald Smiley
Harry French
Belgrade Lakes
Walter Cunningham
Gardiner
Robert Philbrick
Boston University
Bath
Holiday guests and club gathering in West Bath
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Caton and Robert Dodge of Phillips were guests of Mr. Caton's relatives, Lauriston Caton and his wife, Pine. Mrs. Percy Miller hosted the Thimble club at her West Bath home with sewing, knitting, and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Russell Kenney and other local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Caton
Robert Dodge
Phillips
Mr. Caton
Mrs. Lauriston Caton
Pine Street
Percy Miller
Thimble Club
West Bath
Russell
Russell Kenney
Federal Street
C. Lloyd Hooker
Donald Stewart
Elmer Blake
Madison Moore
Earl Coombs
Ada Milliken
Fenton I. Moore
Leon Sonia
Miller
Co chairwomen named for Club Forty-Two Silver Tea
Mrs Arthur Sturtevant and Mrs William Greene appointed co chairmen of Club Forty-Two annual Silver Tea to aid the Hyde Memorial Home. Event set for March 18 with proceeds supporting the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sturtevant
William Greene
Club Forty-Two
Hyde Memorial Home
Mrs George R Winters Admitted As Medical Patient
Mrs George R Winters of Freemont Street entered Memorial Hospital on Saturday morning as a medical patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Winters
Freemont Street
Memorial Hospital
Birthday Surprise for Kathy Coffin in Stonington
Kathy Coffin, daughter of Mr and Mrs N Elwood Coffin of Stonington Connecticut formerly of Bath celebrated her tenth birthday on February 20 with a surprise party by friends. She is in the fourth grade at Mitchell School. The Coffins and Oliver Moses IV attended the funeral of Oliver Moses II in Bath then returned to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Coffin
N. Elwood Coffin
Stonington, Conn
Bath
Kathy
Mitchell School
Stonington
Mrs Gertrude W Hunter Recovering After Surgery
Mrs Gertrude W Hunter of Arrowsic underwent surgery and is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude W. Hunter
Arrowsic
Russell Mott Returns Home From Memorial Hospital
Russell Mott son of Mr and Mrs Harold Mott of Winnegance has returned home from Memorial hospital where he was treated for pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Mott
Harold Mott
Winnegance
Memorial Hospital
Pine Street Socials Highlight Local Club Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Edward Page hosted the Pede club at their Pine street home Friday with Elmer Morse and Mrs Page winning first and second prizes for ladies and Morse and Edward Page taking men’s prizes. Guests included the Mor ses Caton Burgess and Page households. The Pede club plans to meet next Friday at John Burgess home on High street. Mrs Frank Lemont hosted the Junior Misers Club on Washington street last week with handwork and refreshments and another meeting set for next Wednesday afternoon with Miss Sarah Lermond. Sally True, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward True of Front street, attended the Winter prom at Phillips Academy Andover Massachusetts recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Page
Pine Street
Pede Club
Elmer Morse
John Burgess
High Street
Frank Lemont
Washington Street
Sarah Lermond
Sally True
Edward D. True
Front Street
Phillips Academy
Anet Mass
Wakefields Honor Mrs Wakefield on 86th Birthday
Mr and Mrs Carroll Wakefield of Washington street visited Gardiner on Sunday to celebrate Mrs Walter K Wakefield’s 86th birthday with a family dinner. The honored guest received many gifts and congratulatory cards as a decorated cake was cut. Also mentioned is Natalie Fowle visiting Boothbay Harbor with her parents Reverend and Mrs Forrest Fowle, the Boothbay Harbor Methodist church pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Simpson
Boston
Mrs. Reube Merrill
Winship Street
Washington
Carroll Wakefield
Washington Street
Gardiner
Mr. Wakefield
Walter K. Wakefield
Natalie Fowle
Mitchell School
Boothbay Harbor
Forrest Fowle
William Wallace
Clinton Hosmer
Roberta Cloutier
High Street
Local residents attend Shrine meeting and travel for funeral
Mr and Mrs Thompson Potter of Court street and Mrs Sarah A Shaw of Oak street visited Lewiston Friday for a White Shrine of Jerusalem meeting. Mr and Mrs Oliver Moses of Lisbon Falls and New York City left for New York after spending time in Lisbon Falls Bath and Lisbo n Falls. They traveled for his father’s funeral Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs Stephen Woodbury Nee Jeanette Smith of Lun enburg Mass spent the weekend with Mrs Smith’s mother Mrs Edward B Smith and sister Mrs Pauline Moulton of Middle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Potter
Court Street
Sarah A. Shaw
Oak Street
Lewiston
Jerusalem
Oliver Moses
Lisbon Falls
New York City
Bath
New York
Stephen Woodbury
Jeanette Smith
Lunenburg, Mass
Local Briefs Record Family Moves and a New Baby
Miss Nellie Page returns from Boston to resume teaching in South Ber nee. Mr Chester Schubert and Mrs Schubert attend funeral of Oliver Moses 2nd in Rockville Center. Mrs H Martin Powers confined by flu at 1540 Washington. Mr and Mrs Randall Hurley Orr welcome son Gary Dean Orr born Feb 24 at Memorial hospital weighing 6 15. Eleanor Davis formerly Miss Davis mother of Mrs Orr. Miss Germaine Bonney returns from Kol Kake Walk Week at the University of Vermont. Patricia Ames returns to Gorham State Teachers College after vacation with Orris and Mrs Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Page
Marius Page
Academy Street
Boston
South Bernee
Chester Schubert
Rockville Center
Long Island, N. Y
Randall Hurley Orr
Woolwich
Memorial Hospital
Gary Dean Orr
Orr
Eleanor Purinton Davis
Germaine Bonney
Burlington, Vt
University of Vermont
Randall Orr
Eleanor Davis
William Davis
High Street
Patrcia, Ames
Gorham State Teachers College
Orris Ames
Cherry Street
Donald Lynn Strout Born At Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Harold Strout of Phippsburg announce the birth of a son at Memorial hospital on Washington's Birthday. The baby weighs eight pounds fourteen ounces and is named Donald Lynn. Mrs Strout is Arline Morrison, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Morrison of Clark's Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Strout
Phippsburg
Memorial Hospital
Washington
Donald Lynn
Strout
Arline Morrison
Alex Morrison
Clark's Island
Local Movers Relocate from West Bath to Portsmouth Virginia
Mr and Mrs Maurice Greenlaw have sold their West Bath house and moved to Portsmouth Virginia. Greenlaw formerly served as chief of guards at Bath Iron Works Inc Their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Paul Hurd who were visiting from Arkansas where Mr Hurd worked are now living in Brunswick on Cumberland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Greenlaw
West Bath
Portsmouth
Greenlaw
The
Bath Iron Works, Inc
Paul Hurd
Arkansas
Hurd
Brunswick
Cumberland Street
Family visits damaged Mitchell cottage after wind storms
Edwin and family from Newmeeine Mass return home to visit Mrs Willard Oliver on Bailey Street and see the Mitchell cottage, badly damaged by two recent wind storms and high tides, with underpinning and piazza swept away. William S. Shorey of Washington Street was seen in town after a period of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Newmeeine
Mass
Sssaens
Willard Oliver
Bailey Street
P. Beach
Mitchell Cottage
Mitchell
Local residents return from travels and hospital
Mrs. Harry C Williams returns home from Memorial hospital after weeks with a fractured hip. Mrs Grace Cunningham and Miss Mary Cunningham home from Boston Ice Follies guests of Mr and Mrs Peter Carleton Hyde Park. Miss Cunningham attended a Boston Dancing Teachers course. Mrs John A Greene Jr returns from business in Boston. Rev Dr C Clifford Sargent Wesley church attends Maine Conference meeting in Augusta. Mr and Mrs Floyd Carter and Miss Jane Furber spend a few days in Nashua NH visiting Mrs Carters sister and brother in law. Jane Niles home from Gorham State Teachers College for spring vacation. Miss Jean Danforth and Miss Barbara Danforth visiting parents for spring vacation. Red Cross aided seaman Edward A Brown USN to visit ill father Joseph Brown of West Bath. Brown aboard USS Lorikeet. Minister in line for Rolling Ridge workshop March 6 7 with Bishop Lord selecting 50. Mrs Auta Munsey visiting daughter Sherman Mitchell family in Dummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Cunningham
Mary Cunningham
Boston
Peter Carleton
Hyde Park
Miss Cunningham
Boston Dancing Teachers’ Club
Floyd Carter
Jane Furber Sare
Nashua, N. H
Carter
Leonard Merrill
American Red Cross
Edward A. Brown
Joseph Brown
West Bath
Young Brown
VU. S. S. Lorikeet
C. Clifford Sargent
Wesley Church
Lord
Rolling Ridge
Andover
Mass
New England
Local residents note returns and visits. newborn welcomed
Miss Mildred G. Nichols returns home from Memorial hospital after a three week stay. A parade of relatives visits includes Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace and family and Mrs. Clinton Hosmer. Raymond Mann family celebrate birth of daughter Jacquiyn Dean at Memorial hospital.
Birthday celebration for Madison A Moore Jr at home
Madison A. Moore Jr. celebrated his seventh birthday Saturday afternoon with a small party at his home 366 Middle Street. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Madison A. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison A. Moore, Jr
Middle Street
Madison A. Moore
Morin Family Connections Highlight Local Notes
Edward G Morin and Harry F Morin of New Jersey report updates as Mr Morin remains employed at a Rome plant. Mrs Morin and Edward G Jr plan to join later. Mrs Edward Hines of Topsham visited her mother Mrs Clifford Harrington. Trafton Swain and children returned home after a weekend with Edward J McMann family. Alice Johnson, long-time bookkeeper, was hospitalized after a pelvis fracture. Clyde K Baker returns home from Memorial hospital with daughter Virginia also recuperating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Harry F Morin
Rome
Sees Oil Co
New Jersey
Morin
Edward G., Jr
Edward Hines
Topsham
Clifford Harrington
North Street
Clyde K. Baker
Woolwich
Memorial Hospital
Virginia
Morse High School
Mrs Walter Ageing Spatient at Memorial
Mrs Walter Ageing of Georgetown is patient at Memorial 1 with her husband staying at the home of Mrs Benjemin Woodside Center Street during her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ageing
Georgetown
Memorial 1
Benjemin Woodside
Center Reet
Miss Bernice Carr Heads to Portland for Visit
Miss Bernice Carr of Newton Massachusetts leaves for Portland to spend the day with Mr and Mrs Henry Sheffield, returning to her home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice, Carr
Newton
Mass
Page Wyman
Mechanic Street
Portland
Henry Sheffield
S Sgt Warren S Marks ends furlough returns to Westover AFB
S-Sgt. Warren S Marks of the 1600th Traffic Squadron at Westover Air Force Base Massachusetts has returned after a 15 day reenlistment furlough spent at his home 190 High Street. Sandra L Marks and Warren S Marks Jr who had been visiting him for 10 days have gone back to Hampden home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren S.marks
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
High Street
Sandra L. Marks
Warren S. Marks, Jr
Sgt. Marks
Hampden
Local residents connected to Bath area in brief weekend notes
William Fortin of East Hartford Conn formerly of Bath spent the weekend with friends and returned to Pratt Whitney Co. Richard Perry son of Mr and Mrs William A Perry Sheridan Read has been promoted to sergeant in the U S Air Force and is stationed in Southern Japan Morse High class of 1947 graduate. David Fields of Hardings returned to Bath Iron Works after years away Diane Curtis Hyde Memorial Home staff will leave for Rochester NY and Europe with her parents and Mr Edward Curtis Easter Seals drive organized by Pine Tree Society for More Children and Adults Inc wedding planned for Melvin Hebderdony Kennebec Greenhouse June Linwood Miller formerly at y store joined Oneness Sportswear Co. Mon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fortin
East Hartford
Conn
Bath
The
Pratt- Whitney Co
William A. Perry
Sheridan
Richard
Sergeant Perry
U.S. Air Force
Japan
Oof Morse High
David Fields
Hardings
Bath Iron Works
Diane Curtis
Hyde Memorial Home
Rochester
N. Y
Edward Curtis
Curtis
Diane
Europe
Diane Miss Curtis
Pine Tree Society
Melvin B. Hebderaony
Kennebec
Bath clubs hold meeting with wartime pageant
Bath societies gathered in the G A R hall for a joint program led by Miss Hazel Warner and Charles Osborne. The evening featured Washington and Lincoln tableaux, readings, and songs with roles for June Green Robert Green Emily Hudson Betsy Ross John Green and others. Rev L E Hodgkins spoke on Lincoln and Washington as the audience enjoyed coffee and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Hazel Warner
Charles Osborne
Sina
Osborne
Washington
Hodges
Bina Staples
Lincoln
June Green
Statue of Liberty
Robert Green
George Washington
Emily Hudson
Betsy Ross
John Green
Abe Lincoln
Mildred Cressey
Nightingale Club Hosts February Meeting at Mrs Cyr’s Home
Nightingale club met Wednesday for the February gathering at Mrs Joseph Cyr’s West Center Street home with two guests Miss Mary Perry of Wellesley Mass and Mrs Earl Burgess. A report on the annual Valentine tea at Cosmopolitan club noted it was financially and socially successful with proceeds aiding Memorial hospital. First prize went to Mrs J Emery Footer, second to Miss Mary Perry, consolation to Mrs Carroll Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nightingale Club
Joseph Cyr
West Center Street
Mary Perry
Wellesley
Mass
Earl Burgess
Cosmopolitan Club
Cyr
Memorial Hospital
J. Emery Footer
Carroll Davis
Mizpah Class Meeting at 22 Bailey Street
Mizpah class of the First Baptist church met at Mrs. John Shorey 22 Bailey street Tuesday last week. President Mrs. Leland Green led devotions. committees reported and approved. A joint Valentine party for the Men’s Bible class was praised. pulpit chairs reupholstered. Easter fund floral committee named. Next meeting with Mrs. Kenneth Thayer at 5 Union Street Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
First Baptist Church
John Shorey
Bailey Street
Leland Green
Kenneth Thayer
Carl Graves
Leslie Dyer
George Carey
Union Street Court
Floyd Carter
Rene Roy
William Wallace
Friendship Club Attends Thespian Play Angel Street
Epemaents club and Young Adults of Wesley Methodist Church attended the Thespian play Angel Street Tuesday. The group met at Mr and Mrs Stanley Hunter's home afterward with Walter E Lyham presiding. Next meeting will be a church dinner in March with an announced program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epemaents Club
Wesley Ethodist
Angel Street
Stanley Hunter
Walter E. Lyham
Rev
and C. C. Sargent
Marjorie Kent
Omah T. Snipe
Owle
Wilbert Small
Ie Marc N. King
Ray Orcutt
Madelyn Small
And
Hunter
Mrs Bird A Shellenbarger Guest Of Daugher In Topsham
Mrs Bird A Shellenbarger of Topsham spent Monday as a guest of her daughter Mrs Walter Upham on Floral street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Topsham
Walter Upham
Floral Street
Local Assembly Elects Members to Receive Degrees
The assembly elected Martha Bertrand and Ruth Bowers along with Barbara Ann Tabor to receive degrees. Past worthy advisor Janeailes and Miss Charlotte Lionon attended from other assemblies. Hilda Bowers announced a late March canasta party and Carolyn McKay, choir director, is a Memorial hospital patient to be remembered with cards. Rehearsal dates to be set. next meeting is March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW Teolbest
Ryer
Martha
Bertrand
Junloe
Sweethy
Genesta
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Plan Monthly Fundraisers
The Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters held a regular meeting on Washington's Birthday week. They discussed monthly money making projects beginning with an Easter sale in March and planned a swap party with gifts. Supper was served under Mrs. Campbell Potter and Darrah. Sarah Potter read Democracy and a George Washington quiz crowned Mr. and Mrs. Bates. The degree master requested a meeting with staff and officers Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Washington
Pearl Campbell
Sarah Potter
Susie Darrah
Ivan Bates
Club Forty-Two Plans Silver Tea For Hyde Memorial Home
Club Forty-Two met Wednesday planning an annual silver tea to benefit the Hyde Memorial Home. Members organized the event details and assigned duties for the tea chair and coordinators.
Suburb Civic Club Holds Meeting at Winnegance House
Fifteen members attended despite travel. Mrs. Marian Thompson was guest. Mrs. Duncan Farrell to procure handkerchiefs for crochet work. Mrs. Donald Wilson to buy new tablecloths. Card party planned for April 5. Radio quiz program entertained. Prizes went to Mrs. Myra Pennell and Mrs. Donald Wilson. low prize to Miss Iva Rogers. Washington decorations and refreshments served by Mrs. Harold Miller, Mrs. Harold Rogers, and Mrs. Annie Pero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Perry
Myra Pennell
Donald Wilson
Iva Rogers
Washington
Harold Miller
Harold Rogers
Annie Pero
Central Ladies Aid Plans Silent Auction Event
The Central Ladies Aid of Central Area met in the afternoon to arrange a silent auction at the next meeting. Washington pie and coffee were served as part of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Aree Sl
Washinington
HOCKOMOCK COUNCIL MEETS WITH BRUNSWICK GUESTS
HOCKOMOCK Council of D of P held a Thursday evening session with two guests from Alfretta Council of Brunswick. Remarks were delivered by Frances St Martin Marcy McDaniels Mrs Leonora ann and Mrs Marjorie rter. Dancing followed in the main hall with music by Ken Weeks Ike Trafton and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of P
Alfretta Council
Brunswick
Frances, St. Martin
Marcy McDaniels
Leonoraann
Marjorie Rter
Ken Weeks
Ike Trafton
Rainbow Assembly meets Friday evening in Genesta chapter remarks
Rainbow Assembly chapter O E 8 met Friday evening with Genesta in attendance. Members discussed upcoming events and projects while noting a forthcoming meeting agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Assembly
Genesta
O. E
Beacon Brotherhood Meeting Stresses True Brotherliness
The Beacon Brotherhood gathered on a gramatey evening with attendees. Pastor Rev. Cramer led the service and posed questions as he presented his remarks. He argued that much world trouble stems from a lack of genuine brotherliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Brotherhood
Gramatey
Hood
Cramer
Original Song Opens Union Meeting Arrangements
A meeting opened with an original song sung by Charles Henderson who received a warm reception for his effort. The program was presented and elements were served while someone organized the tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
of Sane
Giae Ee
Charles Henderson
Philathea Class Teas with Spring Themed Centerpieces
The Philathea class of Corliss Street hosted its annual silver tea in the vestry on a Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Harold Walker led as general chair, with Mrs. Arvid Anderson and Mrs. William C. Davis pouring. Music included Francis McPherson at the piano and vocal solos by Mr. McPherson, Mrs. Davis, and readings by Mrs. Arthur Berry. A trombone solo by Frederick Cotton and a duet by Mrs. Helen Larrabee and Miss Carol Ames were performed. a children’s tea table with patriotic motifs was added with Miss Nancy Carol Ames pouring punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street
Harold Walker
Arvid Anderson
William C. Davis
Francis McPherson
McPherson
Davis
Arthur Berry
Frederick Cotton
Helen Larrabee
Carol Ames
Nancy Carol Ames
Past Matrons Club Elects Officers at Genesta Chapter Meet
Members of the Past Matrons club of Genesta Chapter dined at the Hotel Eagle and met at Mrs. Luther Thompson home for the annual session. President Mrs. David Rich welcomed Junior Past Matron ee Francis Bertrand. Officers elected were Mrs. Charles D Arcy president Mrs Catherine Leonard vice president Mrs Thomas Aikenhead secretary and treasurer. Winners in contract and canasta were named. Next meeting is in April at Worster House in Hallowell for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
Eagle
Luther Thompson
Andrews Road
David Rich
Ee Francis Bertrand
Clu
Charles D'Arcy
Catherine Leonard
Thomas Aikenhead
Fred Osgood
Bertrand
Paul Bagdikian
George Merrill
Canasta
Herbert Morse
Osgood
William Fortin
Worster
Hallowell
Genesta Sewing Circle Hosts March 8 Dish Supper
Mrs Viola Osgood and Mrs Wanda LeMoine hosted Genesta Circle at Osgood home on Bedford street. Doris Tobey president led routine business and planned the March 8 covered dish supper at Masonic Temple with Zylpha Richardson and Eleanor Merchant to serve dessert and coffee while members bring main dish. Guests listed include Elizabeth Burden Bertha Southard Martha Bertrand Rose Rogers Margaret Lonn Ruth Smith Alice Potter Doris Brooks Zylpha Richardson Doris Tobey and Wanda LeMoine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Osgood
Wanda LeMoine
Genesta Sewing Circle
Osgood
Bedford Street
Doris Tobey
Masonic Temple
Zylpha Richardson
Eleanor Merchant
Temple
Elizabeth Burden
Bertha Southard
Martha Bertrand
Rose Rogers
Margaret Lonn
Ruth Smith
Alice Potter
Doris Brooks
Richmond Visit Ends as Fossett Returns Home
Ralph A. Fossett completed a weeklong vacation in Richmond with grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Beedle and returned to his Gardiner home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph A. Fossett
Gardiner
Richmond
Frank Beedle
Widow of Alfred Prew 57 Funeral in Attleboro Mass
Mrs Lillian Marriner Prew 57 widow of Alfred Prew died Monday at her Attleboro home. Born Lisbon Falls Jan 22 1884 she was a daughter of Walter H Marriner and Maggie Starbird Marriner. She lived in Richmond 25 years and was a Richmond High School graduate. Survived by her father two sons Walter of New Mexico Norman of Attleboro two daughters Althea Van Aughan Manville Rhode Island and Lucy Johnson Attleboro two sisters Hazel Leet Litchfield and Gordon Lemont Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Marriner Prew
Lillian Prew
Attleboro
Mass
Alfred Prew
Prew
Lisbon Falls
Walter H
Maggie Starbird Marriner
Richmond
Richmond High School
Walter
New Mexico
Norman
Althea VanAughan
Manville
R. I
Lucy Johnson
Haze) Leet
Litchfield
Gordon Lemont
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Moses
Jerry Fogg
Augusta General Hospital
Fordham Hospital
Bronx
Miss Fogg
William
Carolyn McKay
Mrs
Burleigh McKay
Joseph Haak
Mr. Haab
Chicago
Herbert Sparrell
Sparrell
Norfolk
Washington, D. C
U. S. Navy
California
James A. Bimson
Donald N. Small and Son
Donald, Jr
Hugh Madden
Madden
Muriel Beal
el Paso
Texas
Harriett F. Collins
H. S. Collins
Margo
Sue Matthews
Brenda
Amy Jaquith
Regina
Lorraine Bolduc
Bobby Towle
Annette Belanger
Eleanor MacDonald Dummerstreet
Wateetar
N. H
Kay Clark
Pemberton
N. J
Francis Clark
Nonnie Clark
Wilson's Drug Store
Clifford Russell
Thespians
H. Martin Powers
William S. Shorey
Harry C. Williams
Bridge Street
John A. Greene, Jr
Board of E
Maine
Methodist Church
Jane Niles
Merle Niles
Gorham State Teachers’ College
Jean Danforth
Goshen, Conn
Barbara
Danforth
Rockland High School
Frank
High ‘Street
Auta Munsey
Brookline, Mass
Sherman Mitchell
Mildred G. Nichols
Jean McMann
Edward J. McMann
Pleasant Street
York
Trafton Swain
James
John McLarer
Keith McLuer
Freeport
George McLuer
Freepo
David
Raymond Mann
Deering Street
Jacquiyn Dean
Deborah
Marvin
Swain
McMann
Jean
Marie
Joseph W. Larrabee
Alice Johnson
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Wakefield
Linwood Miller
Emy. Store
Oneness Sportswear Co
Mony
Bath Societies
Hyde Camp
Friendship Club
Club Forty
Hyde Memorial
Arthur
Central Ladies Aid
Hockomock Council
Philathea
Past Matrons Club
Genesta Circle
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