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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1944

Page

6

Nancy Eseley Hosts Fifth Birthday Party Friends

Nancy Eseley daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Eseley of North street entertained Thursday afternoon for her fifth birthday with springtime patriotic decorations games and prizes in a candy hunt and donkey tail pin session four decorated cakes were served and Nancy received many gifts.

Nancy Eseley Arthur Eseley North Street Nancy Paul Sherman Gail Topsham Joseph Mullaney Sally Patsy Wilbur Higgins Billy Ronald Oulton Richard Ralph Milliken Bruce Eugene George Cabot George Jr Joan Smart Anastasia Ihales Louis I?’ Eseley Patsy Morse Edward Whelton Harold Brown David

Portland Teacher Returns After Visit With Augusta Friends

Miss Evelyn Goding of Portland returns from a visit with Mrs. Page Wyman of Mechanic Street. She teaches at Portland Public School. Mrs. Eleanor M. Oldis, daughter of Eaton Street, serves as hostess at Bath Iron Works filling the vacancy created by Dorothy E. Lowell’s resignation due to health. Mrs. Roscoe P. Higgins of York Street and Mr. and Mrs. Eben Dana of Wolwich visited Augusta as guests of Mrs. Burton Hodgkins, Dana’s daughter.

Evelyn Goding Portland Page Wyman Mechanic Street Eleanor M. Oldis Eaton Street Bath Iron Works Dorothy E. Lowell Roscoe P. Higgins York Street Eben Dana Wolwich Augusta

Farewell Party Honors Ellsworth Alexander Before Navy Training

Ellsworth Alexander was honored at a farewell party hosted by Mrs Thelma Black in Sebasco Estates before he heads to U S Navy training. Joyce Bartlett and Mrs Owen Richardson performed, with Alexander playing guitar. Guests presented a purse and gifts, and refreshments were provided by the hostesses. Additional notes mention local visitors and Boston trips including Ice Follies attendance.

Ellsworth Alexander Thelma Black Sebasco Estates U. S. Navy Joyce Bartlett Owen Richardson Richardson Alexander Juanita Richardson Elijah P. Bartlett Henry Alexander Elliot P. Gilliam Edwin Scott Genevive Bradshaw James Gilmen Leo Homel Botts Pushard Warren Alexander James C. Gilman R. Wyman Mrs Black Arline Humel

Arlington Pneumonia Patient Receives Family Visit

Mrs. Harvey Henderson Jr visits her mother Mrs. Alonzo G. Fisher in Park Street Howard Trafton and wife Trafton have wintered in Arlington Massachusetts with daughter and son in law Gardner Hanson. Trafton plans to return to Georgetown Center in spring after visiting Portland with Rudolph Trafton. Mrs. Mary Pickens and Ivy Kathryn join relatives in Sanford for a few days. The wedding of Lieut Clinton Broderick McLeod and Miss Elizabeth Shirley Cooper was held at Williston Congregational Church in Washington's Birthday week with a church reception afterward.

Harvey Henderson, Jr Foster's Point Alonzo G. Fisher Park Streets Howard Trafton Georgetown Center Mary Pickens Ivy Kathryn Sanford Neil Wilson Kenneth Norman Howard Betty Glenda Bath Clinton Broderick McLeod U.S. A Elizabeth Shirley Cooper South Portland Washington Williston Congregational Church

Local Social Notes Highlight Mid Coast Visit and Talks

R J M Steussy returns from La Verne Iowa after a brother’s sudden death. Dr Cyril Bousfield and Miss Enid Johnston host visitors from Swatouw China. Miss Johnston spoke on her China travels at Woolwich Center Parish. Allison Trent returns from PalI River Massachusetts with friends. Hubbard family guests visit Bedford Street. Kathleen Harkins of Tufts College arrives for spring vacation.

R. J. M. Steussy Middle Street la Verne Iowa Cyril Bousfield Day's Ferry Enid Johnston Swatouw China Johnston Woolwich Center Swatow Bousfield

Edward Hunt Returns From Weeklong Grandparents Visit

Edward Hunt of Kittery returned home this weekend after a week visiting his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Edward Hunt.

Edward Hunt Kenneth Hunt Kittery Edward Street

Mrs Hubert Eldred Hosts Contract Club on River Road

Mrs Hubert Eldred entertained her contract club at her River road home on Thursday afternoon.

Hubert Eldred River Road Woolwich

Local residents return from visits amid family updates

Mrs Brenton Ayer and sister Mrs Raymond Smith return from Waterville where their sister Mrs Charles Ronco at Sisters Hospital shows improved condition. Otis Cole of Portsmouth also visited. Betty Mae Hopkins returns from Portland visit with aunt and uncle.

Brenton Ayer Washington Street Raymond Smith High Street Waterville Charles Ronco Sisters Hospital Otis Cole Portsmouth N. H Ronco

Surgery and Recital Notes From Boston to Portland

Mrs G Clifford Madden of South Portland formerly Bath is a patient at the Osteopathic hospital Brighton avenue Portland where on Thursday she submitted to surgery Her father Harry A Beals of Noble avenue and aunt Mrs Nathan E Coty n of Park street visited her Wednesday evening There was a Students Recital in Brown hall of the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston February 19 Miss Katherine Bisley 648 Washington street sang selections from Schubert and Bridge Miss Judith Dennison daughter of Mr and Mrs William Dennison of Green street passed her school vacation at Memorial hospital where Wednesday she underwent a tonsillectomy She will be a patient at the institution for a few days before being removed to her home 9 Stationed at Tener Gruber Oklahoma is passing a few days furlough with his wife and son Bruce at their home on Bedford street

Henry Hartley Lincoln Street Memorial Hospital Philip Wysor Mary Merrill Jason Merrill Washington Street New York City New York Public Library Wysor Colby College Columbia University Mary Cunningham Boston Boston Dancing Teachers Club City Boston Garden Barbara Page Gorham Norman School Gorham Marius Page Academy Street Danvers Mass Edward Footer Upper High Street G. Clifford Madden South Portland Bath Osteopathic Hospital Brighton Avenue Portland Harry A. Beals Noble Avenue Nathan E. CotYin Park Street Brown Hall New England Conservatory of Music Katherine Bisley Schubert Bridge Judith Dennison William Dennison Green Street Tener Gruber Okla Bruce Bedford Street

Mrs Thaxter Family Returns Home From Visit

Mrs Thaxter Hill and her children David Pamela and Patricia of South Portland returned to their home Sunday. They were accompanied by Mrs Hill's parents Mr and Mrs David Henderson of North Bath. Mrs Hill was formerly Miss Eva Senderson.

Birthday Party Honors Washington in Brunswick Gathering

Master Charles B Doyle Jr hosted a supper party for friends on Brunswick road with Washington birthday decorations and a cherry tree cutting contest won by Bruce Burden. Jackie Oliver won the peanut hunt and Bruce Burden also captured the chase prize as guests included Joseph Melrose Jr Paul Andrews James Groves John Callan and Jackie Oliver. Mrs William Daley of 997 Middle Street visited Thomaston relatives Sunday.

Charles B. Doyle, Jr Charles B. Doyle Brunswick Road Washington Bruce Burden Jackie Oliver Joseph Melrose, Jr Paul Andrews James Groves John Callan William Daley Middle Street Thomaston

Washington's Birthday Guests Visit North Street Family

Mr and Mrs R Clinton Mc Fadden of North Street were Washington's birthday guests of Mrs Mc Fadden's mother Mrs Georgianna Thibodeau of Waterville They were joined by daughter Georgianna who is visiting grandma and other relatives Mrs Catherine O'Hara of Washington Street stayed with her daughter Mrs Horace Lovell of Lincoln Street Brunswick Mr and Mrs Albert H Thompson Mrs Agnes Perry and Mrs Myrtle Billings attended Beulah lodge Rebekahs supper in Richmond last week Owing to bad traveling guests were few Angie Chapman of Portland has returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Ralph Legard North Street

Herbert Lermond Brunswick Walter Morse Winneganee R. Clinton McFadden North Street Washington Catherine O'Hara Washington Street Horace Lovell Lincoln Street Albert H. Thompson Agnes Perry Myrtle Billings Beulah Lodge Rebakahs Richmond Angie Chapman Portland Ralph Legard

Birthday honors for Jesse Munsey at Welch home

A party at the Moatsweag section home of Mr. and Mrs. Lever Ett Welch celebrated Jesse Munsey s 75th birthday. He received gifts and a decorated cake. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Chubbuk Mr. and Mrs. George Main Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Mitchell Ernest Spinney Mrs. Clifton Stanley Mrs. Jesse Munsey Mrs. Verna Maple and four grandchildren.

Jesse Munsey Leverett Welch Moatsweag Munsey Harvey Chubbuk George Main Sherman Mitchell Ernest Spinney Clifton Stanley Verna Maple

Mrs Parker and Sons Pass Away in Hanover

Mrs John Parker and her two sons Everett and John, of 32 Summer Street, died last week in Hanover New Hampshire.

John Parker Everett John Summer Street Hanover N. H

Bates Undergoes Hip Surgery at Maine General Hospital

Raymond Bates, patient at Maine General Hospital in Portland after hip surgery last week, will stay several weeks. Employed by Bath Iron Works, he has had three operations in 18 months and invites letters from friends. Mrs. Elizabeth Bard of Lisbon Falls visits Portland.

Raymond Bates Maine General Hospital Portland Mr. Bates Bath Iron Works

Social notes from Wellesley and surrounding towns

Miss Mary Perry R N returned to Wellesley after visiting her parents on Center street and her relatives in Caribou including Mr and Mrs Joseph Cyr. Earl Van Ness USN and Mrs Ness spent winter in Hinckley street and left for New Mexico. Pvt Thornton Henderson just arrived from Camp Johnson Florida to visit his parents. Club at Pine Street held a supper party with prizes awarded to Mrs Boutin and John Burgess. Barbara Paine of Cambridge visited her grandmother Mrs Fred D Hill. Mrs William Hennessy on Center street was called by a death.

Mary Perry R. N Wellesley Mass Edward A. Perry Center Street Extension Perry Caribou Joseph Cyr Earl van Ness USN Mrs. Ness Hinckley Street New Mexico Pvt Thornton Henderson Camp Johnson Florida Mrs Charles T. Henderson High Street Barbara Paine Cambridge, Mass Fred D. Hill Clare Davis Saugus

Ladd, East Coast education leader, dies in New York

Harland A. Ladd, superintendent of schools, died last week in New York City during a conference of East Coast school superintendents. Among Washington University students this term is Roslyn Joyce Werner, a freshman in the College of Liberal Arts at 20 Tower Circle Bath.

Harland A. Ladd New York City Washington University At St Louis Roslyn Joyce Werner Tower Circle Bath Liberal Arts

Newport nurse to wed Navy lieutenant in Portsmouth

Miss Geraldine Stott, two years at Newport Naval Hospital as head Red Cross psychiatrist, will marry Lieut. E. Bradley Carlton of the U S N after his 18 months Pacific duty. A nuptial shower was held on Park Street with matron of honor Catherine Legard among the guests. The couple will wed at the Naval Chapel in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

Geraldine Stott Newport R. I American Red Cross U. S. Naval Hospital Park Street Catherine Legard John A. Greene Jr Richard Haskell Nathan W. Watson Brewster Sedgwick Legard Miss Stott Naval Chapel Portsmouth N. H

Funeral attendees gather from multiple towns for Lillian Groves service

Suzanne and son Philip of Bangor attended with Gildart and Mrs John Hunt of 362 Middle Street as out of town relatives. Daisy Williamson and William Corliss of Sermerville Mass also attended along with Norman Corliss of Newburyport and Ferdinand Corliss. Lewis Corliss from Seabrook NH and Albert Corliss of Hallowell joined the gathering. Elmer Whitney of South Gardiner and Harry Miller of Chebeague Island with Stanley Corliss and Almont Corliss of Freeport were among those present Sunday afternoon for the funeral of Lillian M. Groves.

Philip Gildart Suzanne Philip Bangor Gildart John Hunt Middle Street Daisy Williamson William Corliss Sermerville Mass Norman Corliss New_buryport Ferdinand Corliss Lewis Corliss Seabrook WN. H Albert Corliss Hallowell Elmer Whitney South Gardiner Harry Miller Chebeague Island Stanley Corliss Almont Corliss Freeport Lillian M. Groves

Bartlett Return After Weekend Visit Across Maine

Mrs Leon Bartlett of Portland returned Sunday evening after visiting Nelson and wife Mr and Mrs Dayton Bartlett of Woolwich and Mr Bartlett employed at Bath Iron Works. Mrs Elizabeth Young of Cobb Road substituted at Huse Memorial school Friday and Monday for Ruth Roache.

Leon Bartlett Portland Nelson Dayton Bartlett Woolwich Mr. Bartlett Bath Iron Works Flizabeth Young Cobb Road Huse Memorial School Ruth Roache

Mrs Cooke Joins Husband in New York City After Visit

Mrs Harry Cooke spent months with her daughter Mrs Norman Adams and the Norman Adams family of Andrews road and with Mr Cooke's parents on Willo street before leaving the first of last week for New York City to join Mr Cooke. Donald Hatch USN is home on leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Delbert Hatch in Milan.

Harry Cooke Norman Adams Andrews Road Mr. Cooke Edward Cooke Willow Street New York City Cooke Donald Hatch USN Mrs Delbert Hatch Milan Street

Pangburns Visit Oakland and Waterville

Mrs Edward Pangburn of 476 Middle Street returns from a brief visit to Oakland and Waterville. In Oakland she was a guest of Miss Ethelyn Anderson during the stay.

Edward Pangburn Middle Street Oakland Waterville Ethelyn Anderson

Nurse Miss Ann King Leaves for Army Induction

Miss Ann King RN departed with a brief visit to her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur King of 1 Edgett Street for induction into the United States Army Nurse Corps at Fort Devens Massachusetts.

Ann King R.N Fort Devens Mass United States Army Arthur King Edgett Street

Surprise Shower For Mrs Lauriston Caton On Pine Street

A festive surprise party for Mrs Lauriston Caton of Pine street was hosted at Mrs John Burgess’s home on Pine street with pink and blue decor. Gifts were presented in a bright basket, and guests included Mrs Harold Safford Mrs W Harold Boutin Mrs Silvio Morin Mrs Clarence Leonard Mrs Burleigh Williams Mrs Roy Lutz Mrs Edward Page Mrs Stanley Burgess Mrs John Perkins Mrs Elmer Morse and Mrs Archie Mac Donough. Refreshments followed and Mrs Burgess’s helper was Mrs Harold Safford. Miss Dorothy Crooker, a WAC and daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Crooker of High street, is stationed in Missouri after enlisting in the fall and basic training in Des Moines Iowa. she previously worked in Boston for years.

Roy Lutz Pine Street Howard Boutin John Burgess Harold Boutin Harold Safford Lauriston Caton Edward Page Mrs. Caton Caton W Harold Boutin Silvio Morin Clarence Leonard Dorothy Crooker WAC Herman Crooker High Street Missouri Des Moines Iowa Boston

Bath Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Travel

Mrs Guy Crosby returns from Riverside New York where she stayed with daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Ernest Davis. Granddaughters Colleen Rowe and Barbara Farnham visit. Eleanor Wilson arrives from Boston to vacation with parents. Mrs Paul Sherman returns from Princeton Ensign Sherman attends a two month course. Catherine Mullaney hospital patient after surgery. Ernest S Anderson from State Store visits Westport home.

Guy Crosby East Brunswick Riverside N. Y Ernest Davis Bath Colleen Rowe Barbara Farnham South Portland Paul Sherman Eleanor Mullaney Princeton N. J Ensign Sherman USN Princeton University Boston Catherine Mullaney Deaconess Hospital

American Private in England Describes Cambridge Blackout

PFC Ernest R. Avery Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ernest R Avery 94 Union Street stationed in England writes about visiting Cambridge and the blackout difficulties. Life magazine February 21 issue featured London blackout scenes illustrating conditions in English cities during wartime and the confusion for American troops new to the blackout era.

PFC Ernest R. Avery, Jr Ernest R. Avery Union Street England Cambridge Life Magazine London Pvt. Avery

Fraser Seaman Injured As Ship Sunk Seaman Fraser Improving

Mrs. Daniel M. Fraser of 11 Summer Street Court received word that the ship her husband served on was sunk and that Seaman Fraser was injured but improving steadily in a hospital. He was home on furlough a week before Christmas and has served in maritime service since September.

Daniel M. Fraser Summer Street Court Seaman Fraser Maritime Service

Sergeant Milliken Takes Short Chicago Course

Sgt. William E. Milliken son of Mr and Mrs C S Milliken of 133 Oak Street is attending a three weeks course in Chicago before returning to the Army Air base at Jackson Mississippi for duty

William E. Milliken C. S. Milliken Oak Street Chicago Army Air Base Jackson Miss

Navy Corporal Crosby Home on 14 Day Furlough

Cpl. Douglas Crosby of the US Navy stationed at Camp Gordon Johnston Florida is spending a 14 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Guy Crosby in East.

Cpl Douglas Crosby USN Camp Gordon Johnston Fla Guy Crosby East Brunswick

Navy Seaman Paul Avery Hospitable with Rheumatic Fever

Mrs Ruby A Wilson of Gerald street reports her youngest son Paul G Avery G M 3c USN is a patient at a naval hospital with rheumatic fever. Avery had just returned to Washington DC after a leave with his mother when he fell ill. He enlisted in the Navy at age 16 after working at Bath Iron Works.

Ruby A. Wilson Gerald Street Paul G. Avery G. M. 3c USN Naval Hospital Seaman Avery Washington, D C Bath Iron Works Navy

Navy Seaman Richard Dennison Returns Home

Richard Dennison USNR stationed in Philadelphia has returned home after a weekend visit with his parents Mr and Mrs William Dennison of Green Street.

Richard Dennison USNR Philadelphia William Dennison Green Street

Aircrew Trainee Johnson Joins Perrin Field Training

Aircrew trainee Guy E Johnson Jr age 20 arrives at Army Air Forces school Perrin Field Texas for basic instruction. He will spend one to five months in college work before classification as pilot bombardier or navigator student under the Training Command program.

Guy E. Johnson, Jr Guy Johnson Candy's Harbor Army Air Forces School Perrin Field Texas Training Command Johnson

Pvt Kenneth Crooker in England Finds Life Pleasant

Pvt Kenneth Crooker of Morse High, son of Mr and Mrs Lester Crooker, is stationed somewhere in England. He reports plenty of good food, friendly English people, and overall pleasant life in the U S Army since entering service in May 1943.

Pvt Kenneth Crooker Lester Crooker England Crooker Morse High

Bath Boys Meet on a South Pacific Fox Hole

Cpl. Clarence Brown of Bath Maine, resting on a tree stump on a jungle island, encounters Danny Poulos formerly of Bath Arcade Bowling Alleys. They confirm their Bath Maine roots and later share memories of home while crouching in a fox hole through the night.

South Pacific Cpl Clarence Brown U. S. Army Infantry Joseph Brown Raymond Court Brown Bath Maine Danny Poulos Poulos Cpl. Brown

Graduation Notice for 1944-43 Navigators Class

Announcements from Hondo Texas report the graduation of the United States Army Forces Advanced Navigation School class of 1944-43 with member A C Stanley Cressey. Exercises are scheduled for February 26. Ensign Gerard L. Nelson is mentioned in the notice.

United States Army Forces Advanced Navigation School Hondo Texas Stanley Cressey

Ensign Nelson Receives Commission After CMA Training

U S N R has completed training at Maine Maritime Academy Castine and received his commission Ensign Nelson is on leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Louis P Nelson 1323 High street awaiting assignments He attended Morse high for three years and graduated from Fryeburg Academy class of 42.

U.S.N.R Maine Maritime Academy Castine Louis P. Nelson High Street Ensign Nelson Morse High Fryeburg Academy

Pvt Philip Wyman in 17 week Fort Bragg training

Pvt Philip Wyman U S A son of Mrs Page Wyman Me chanic Street is stationed at Fort Bragg North Carolina where he is undergoing a 17 weeks training He has completed seven weeks Before entering the service Wyman worked in the Bath Iron Works tin shop

Philip Wyman U.S.A Page Wyman Mechanic Street Fort Bragg N. C Pvt. Wyman Bath Iron Works Tin Shop

Richmond Man Serves as Marine Corps Member

Corp Linwood P. Richards of Richmond serves as a member of the U S Marine Corps. He graduated from Richmond High School in 1941 and studied metal smith courses at Quoddy before enlisting in March 1943. He worked at Bath Iron Works prior to enlistment and trained at Parris Island Cherry Point Jacksonville and San Diego.

Milliken Family Hears Son Sgt William E Milliken On Air

Mr and Mrs C S Milliken of 133 Oak Street heard their son Sgt William E Milliken USAAF on a Chicago radio program amid a three week aviation course. He appeared on a radio breakfast program and led Girl Scouts in When You Were a Tulip before expecting to finish training around March 10 and return to New York City for a visit with Mrs Milliken planning to join him.

C. S. Milliken Oak Street Sgt William E. Milliken USAAF

Bath sailor visits during furlough from Bath Iron Works

Pvt. Kenneth R. Sylvester of the U S Army, a former Bath Iron Works employee, calls on Bath friends while on furlough, staying with his parents Mr and Mrs William Sylvester of Sagadahoc Ferry.

Kenneth R. Sylvester U.S. A The Bath Iron Works Bath William Sylvester Sagadahoc Ferry

Army and Navy Cadets Return Home From Military Service

Aviation Cadet Dwight Packard returns to Malden Massachusetts after ten days with his parents. Cadet William Raines accompanies him home. Seaman Norman Titcomb arrives for a ten day leave with his mother in Woolwich after service at Williamsburg. Marine Pvt Robert E Lawrence finishes boat training and heads to Camp Lejeune then to Rochester for Navy V-12. Pvt John E Belanger reports finishing basic training and awaiting orders. Chaplain First Lieut John M Gowdey stationed at Fort Dix New Jersey.

Robert E. Lawrence USMC Ibra Lawrence Arrowsic Parris Island Lawrence Camp Lejeune Univ. of Rochester Rochester N. Y Navy John M. Gowdey Fort Dix N. J

Dennison Family Navy Aces Exams For Pharmacist Mate Ratings

Miss Jean Dennison, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Dennison of Green Street, passed her examinations and earned the rating of pharmacist’s mate third class in the U S Navy. She trains as a dental technician in the Hospital Corps after basic at Hunter College and a four week course in San Diego. Her permanent assignment is Oakland California. Her brother Richard, stationed in Philadelphia, also passed his exams and shares the same rating. Alice Dennison, a student nurse in Boston, began an affiliated course at Children’s Hospital with the aim of Navy service. All three are Morse high graduates.

West Coast William Dennison Green Street Jean Dennison U. S. Navy Dennison Hunter College N. Y San Diego Cal Oakland Richard Dennison Philadelphia Alice Dennison New England Vapitct Hospital Boston Children’s Hospital Navy Morse High

Swett Inducted Into Navy. Stationed at Samp son NY

Raymond H. Swett of Southport, formerly of this city, was inducted into the U S Navy on February 24 and is assigned to the Naval Training Station in Sampson New York. He has worked at Beth Iron Works for eight years, the past two as leading man in the outside machinist department, and his brother Private Leslie E. Swett is serving in the Philippines and reported missing in action. Swett has recently been living with his sister Mrs John Davis of Phippsburg.

John E. Belanger John Belanger Gulfport B.I.W Raymond H. Swett Southport U.S. Navy Naval Training Station Sampson N. Y Swett Beth Iron Works Leslie E. Swett Philippine Islands John Davis Phippsburg

Pvt Almon Haley Finishes Training Returns to Camp Meade

Pvt Almon T Haley completes basic training at Camp Blanding Florida and spends a seven day furlough with his parents in North Woolwich before returning to Camp Meade Maryland.

Pvt Almon T. Haley Camp Blanding Fla North Woolwich Camp Meade Maryland

Soldier in Italy Requests Letters From Home

PFC Thurlow F Whittier of the United States Army in Italy seeks correspondence from friends and family. His mother Mrs Daisy Haley, Woolwich, urges supporters to write to him.

Thurlow F. Whittier United States Army Italy Daisy Haley Woolwich

Reunion of Bath Sisters in Tremaine Street Home

A hometown Bath Maine reunion recalls five Lakin sisters and friends gathering at a Tremaine street cottage after years apart. Names include Ida Lakin Metzger Los Angeles Lilla Lakin Rines Wisconsin and Maine Addie Lakin Carlson Portland Flossie Lakin Sallers Mechanic Falls Bertha Lakin Paine Woolwich Lena Lakin Sphinney. Hearts and memories renew old bonds with shared stories.

Bath Maine Farland Tremaine Street High Street Ida Lakin Metzger Los Angeles Lilla Lakin Rines Wiscasset Addie Lakin Carlson Portland Flossie Lakin Sallers Mechanic Falls Bertha Lakin Paine Woolwich Lena Lakin Sphinney

Mrs Annie Libby Passes In Bath After Illness

Mrs Annie Libby of Wiscasset formerly resided at 557 Washington Street and died Monday in Bath after weeks in Brunswick hospital with pneumonia. Friends note she is improving daily and she is staying with her nephew Hal Lie A Simpson in Wiscasset. Beverly Mae Ring, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Ring Jr of Goddard Street, returned from a weekend visit with aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Herbert Cavanaugh of East Brunswick where she attended a luncheon hosted by Mrs Cavanaugh with spring decorations and games including sliding and skating. guests included Audrey Peterson, Carol Brown, Nancy Doyle, Charles Doyle, Carl Pinson and Peter Pinson.

Annie Libby Wiscasset Bath Brunswick Hospital Libby Washington Street Hallie A. Simpson Beverly Mae Ring Fred P. Ring, Jr Goddard Street Herbert S. Cavanaugh East Brunswick

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