Social Happenings Of The Week In Bath
The Bath column notes a 13th birthday celebration for Kyline Elmer with 50 guests, music by Helen Clifford Louie Duprey and Lillian Stover, and dances by Carolyn Footer Thelma Cameron. Many Bath residents are listed with visits, illnesses, travels, and social events around Portland, Searsport, Wakefield and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Watson
Helen Safford
Louise Daey
Edith Gotte
Gertrude Moses
Rothy Ham
Carolyn Footer
Marion Whitten
Ruth Colby
Priscilla
Evelyn Reed
Louise Gaudet
John
Frederic Gaudet
Mary
Joseph Babine
Evelyn Lewis
Helen Moses
Theo McNeil
Lillian Stover
Elia Comean
Edith McPherson
Vauline Berdum
Kenneth Orr
Seth Snipe
Henry Lebulat
Donald
Jack Stewart
Edward Lozier
Donald Lenox
Tyler
Freda
James Lord
Emma
Norton McDonald
Geraldine
James
Fedward
Marion McGnlliggan
Wilford Gallant
Alina Barry
Eleanor
Martha King
Miss Virginia Palmer Guest of Siblings in Dorchester Visit
Miss Virginia Palmer of Orono visits sister Mrs. Edwin R. Andrews on Andrews Road and sister Mrs. Helen Wilson in Dorchester Mass. who were visiting Mrs. Grace Cummings, returning Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Palmer
Orono
Edwin R. Andrews
Andrews Road
Helen Wilson
Dorchester
Mass
Grace Cumbingham
Bowdoin Baseball Faces Uncertain Season Amid Transfers
Bowdoin’s 19XX baseball squad trains indoors under Coach Ken Houser as exams remove key players Asa Small Al Wiseman and Bob Lavigne. New infield gaps, a renewed pitching corps led by Red Robinson and Larry Southwick, and a revised schedule aim to salvage the Polar Bears bid for another state title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin
Brunswick
Ken Houser
Asa Small
Maine
al Wiseman
Bob Lavigne
Polar Bears
Ranney
Houser
Sibley
Sibs
Jack Lord
Don Lancaster
Lord
Lancaster
McCowan
Dysart
Smuch
Red Robinson
Larry Southwick
Browne
Stafford
Horace Hildreth
Rideout
Omaha
Nebraska
Robinson
Southwick
Blake
Les Blake
Portland
Walter Morrell
Charlie DeBlois
New York
Georgetown
Noh
New England
Bowdeiy
Bates
Columbia
Princeton
Pordham
College of the City of New York
West Point
Colby
Harvard
Worcester Tech
Amherst Aggies
Amherst
Tufts
Lewiston
Waterville
Orono
Tates
Pupils Hear Inaugural Ceremony On Radio Set
Radio reception during the inaugural ceremony was excellent as Morse high pupil listeners heard the event clearly. Harold Small and colleagues Burnham Dunton and Archie Doyle installed the private set used by students amid widespread city use of available receivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Harold Smal
Harold Small Burnham Dunton
Archie Doyle
Joly Jokers Club Elects Officers at Monday Meeting
The Joly Jokers club held a business meeting on Monday at OO Court Street. Officers elected were Trene Howe as president Teatrice Reed as vice president Bernice Gilley as treasurer and Goldie Harford as secretary. Refreshments followed with dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joly Jokers Club
Ley
OO Court Street
Trene Howe
Teatrice Reed
Bernice Gilley
Goldie Harford
Annual Conclave Elects Dunlap Commandery Officers
At the Dunlap Commandery No. 5 annual conclave officers were elected led by N. Gratz Jackson as Eminent Commander and William L Robertson as Generalissimo. Members shown strong enthusiasm for the Bangor trip with all Maine commanderies to attend St. John’s Day service. A committee on installation for the first three officers was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Gratz Jackson
William TL. Robertson
Willian A. Furber
Seth S. Mullin
Harry A. Starbird
DP. C. Langdon T. Snipe
Charles FE. Curtis
Francis G. Cooke
Lewis Wall
Temple
Mermabers
Personal notices from Bath and surrounding towns
Mrs. William H. Hennessy dies in Portland. Mrs. Frank Meadow and children visit Bath relatives. Mrs. Addie P. McFadden hosts a Middle Street auction gathering with refreshments. Reuben E. Rich returns from Rockland with Charles Sudley. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morang visit High Street relatives, then go to Gardiner. Mrs. Henry Greenleaf visits Boston, plans weeks with children. Mrs. Florence Willis, wintering in St. Augustine, heads to Bath to see sister Fanny Thurow. Warry Lindgren family relocate from Bath to Flint Michigan. Lindgren now in St. DP Insurance. Miss Bessie Potter and Miss Marjorie Lemont Klaye return from Portland visit. Mrs. Raymond B. Welch and Woodfords family noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hennessy
Portland
Frank Meadow
Frank Jr
Loraine
Bath
Ebner J. Rich
North Bath
Rich
Charles Sudley
Rockhind
Earl Morang
Franklin Wright
Albert McKadden
Park Street
Boston
Florence Willis
Cambridge
Mass
St. Augustine
Fla
Fanny Thurow
Highhind Street
Warry Lindgren
Flint
Mich
St. DP
Mim Whesea
Ma Lindgren
Bessie Potter
Marjorie Lemont Klaye
Miss Potter
Raymond BT. Welch
Woodfords
Notes of Interest to Bath People From Local Page
Bath items report icy sidewalks causing falls and river conditions from New Meadows to Bull Rock. Mentions Bath community events, lake and river ice, a Maine historical society lecture, Know Maine Products Week displays, interclub league plans, power outages after a thunderclap, and local civic notes on schools, roads, and business openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Meadows
New Meadows Inn
Bull Rock Bridge
Weekend travels noted for Lewiston Bath and Portland residents
Edward Gaudreau of Lewiston visited Bath relatives over the weekend. Mrs. Martha Gross and Mrs. J Rupert Wing spent the weekend in Portland. Edmung P Briggs left for a business trip to Boston and Philadelphia. Miss Florence Longley moved to Portland for a cervical position at a bank. Miss Alice Walker traveled to Port Clyde to visit Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pierce, former Bath residents. Mrs. Harry A Beals and daughter Lucile along with Mrs. Charles E Madden of Mechanic street were Monday visitors. Raymond Clark returned to Portsmouth NH after a weekend with family on Washington street. Harold F E Jennings of Augusta, treasurer of Central Maine Power Co, visited the local office. Judge John J Keegan and Edward W Bridgham argued a case in Augusta equity court. Charles A Lockery went to Portsmouth NH to work in the navy yard engineering dept. Bertha Goodwin of Waterville, guest of Mrs. John Wharff, returned home. Edward Vaughn and mother of Oak street also returned. Mrs Abner Johnson returned to her home on Raymond court after a Richmond Pomona grange visit. Harry T Bridge of Bridge-Merrill DT Percy Son firm arrived home from New York with Spring merchandise purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gaudreau
Lewiston
Bath
Martha Gross
J. Rupert Wing
Portland
Edmung P. Briggs
Boston
Philadelphia
Florence Longley
Alice Walker
Port Clyde
Edward Pierce
Harry A. Beals
Lucile
Charles E. Madden
Mechanic Street
Raymond Clark
Portsmouth
N. H
Washington Street
Harold FE. Jennings
Augusta
Central Maine Power Co
John J. Keegan
Edward W. Bridgham
Equity Court
Charles A. Lockery
Navy Yard
Bertha Goodwin
Waterville
John Wharff
Wardings
Edward Vaughn
Oak Street
Abner. Johnson
Raymond Court
Richmond
Pomona Grange
Harry T. Bridge
Bridge-Merrill
D. T. Percy & Son Firm
New York
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Margaret Sylvester
Ralph Whitehouse
Stanley
William S. Shorey
Searsport
Molbion
Stiples
Toss Washington Street
Charles F. Staples
Bowdoinlam
Cok Dimmer SeWidl
Dar
Orville Smith
Wakefield
Edgar Williams
Auburn
Staynes
Doris Genthner
Rockland
John Crosby
Guy Crosby
High Street
Marion TD. Bowie
City Hospital
Daniel ‘Ts Dougherty
Florida
Jacksonville
Elwell
SS. Crosby
Wilbur C. Oliver
W. Rogers
Washington
Jack
Georgia
Daniel Bishop
Edwin H. Lowell
Walter Mosher
Maple Street
Clarence T. Lane
Buth
Francis W. O'Brien
Greenwood Baptist Church
Brooklyn
People’s Baptist Church
Dark Slope Masonic Club
Tihavennie
Lincoln Place
O'Brien
Supreme Court
Arthur SS. Tormpkins
Masons
George Alber Wingate
U. S
William M. Calder
SUE Edie Court
Joseph Terrill
Nuenista
Allan Spear
Andress Roads
Maude Cunningham
Somerville
Mo C. ‘Pierr
Evelyn
Betty Plammery
Leonard Piiniuer
Harold
Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Walter E. Edge
Ventnor
N. J
Senator Edee
Olympic
London
Vporis
Seawall
Baty
Kilee
Herbert Bo Worrey
Sity Hospital
Louise Mitehell
Haseen
Whitman Mitchell
Milan Street
Ralph. Cover
Teath
0. M. McKown
Boothbay Thurber
Wortland
Mdlwin Cornish
Highland Street
Jolly Eight
Abner Johnson
William Hosmer
Frank Parting
William Whosmer
Manny Thurlow
Hiram Th. Bailes
Ruth Holbrook
Bradford Oliver
Sfuit
Washington Streets
Eye and Bar Infirmary
Willis Meserve
Bernice Oliver
Oliver
Anna Wildes
South End
Alonzo Wildes
Kittery
Marjorie Smiley
Providence
Dike Road
Clarence Baker
Merrymeeting Camp
Amy Parker
Clyde Feere
Robert
Henry T. JB. Leeman
Blaisdell, Leeman Co
Augusta, Gardiner & Boothbay Steambour Co
Athieta
Walter Sanborn
Josiah S. Maxey
Gardiner
Boothbay Harbor
J. M. Olin
Kennebec
Russell Dalrymple
Marion Wakefield
George Riley
Haverhill
Clifford Madden
Hannaford Bros
Porthind
J. Edward Drake
J. Eadward Jr
Frederick FE. Drake Jr
Ralph O. Brewster
State House
Bruce H. M. White
Lancheon Club
Rupert H. Baxter
Chester S. Kingsley
Helen Shaughnessy
Redennett
Wiscasset
W. Ott
Southard of
Wisen
Fred Lewis
Frank Talbot
John Melfonis
Frederick FE. Drake
W. Scott Tibbetts
Keonnuebee Water Co
Fred JD. Wil
Bath National Bank
Massachusetts National Bank Cashier’s Association
Frank Farrin
Doary
Harold Arnold
J. A. Allen
Ro EL
Wooolwick
Anong
J. Bernard McCaushand
Prank W. Perkins
Lewis Thackery
Lewis, Jr
Charles M. Webber
Jack Verheus
Winter Street
Mrs. Mae
Hara
Miidiie
Masonic Temple
Russell L. Kenney
Mary Bo Mosher
William PL McAuliffe
Jianes McLoughlin
Louise K. Daley
Beacon Street
Mary Thomas
Elizabeth Brown
Winnifred Johnson
Summer Street
Harry A. Magoun
Haddonfield
Green Street
Roy Prescott
Bangor
J. A. Dailey
Woolwich
Ruth Quinn
West Somerville
Frank S. Wakefield
F. Lorenzo Rimbach
Langdon ‘T. Snipe
Rimbach
National Savings Bank Association
Fred Stilphen
Ida Cotton
Grace
Revere
Cotton
James J. Lockery
George A. McFadden
Boston Art School
R. T. McFadden
Charles Madden
South Freeport
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Tirahim Yano
Boothbay
Josephine Brackley
Terson Robert
Martilla Foster
Vera Walden
Damariscorta
Lizzie Epper
Melrose, Mass
Bertram Fuller
Jessie Spaulding
Thunder Castle
Raymond WH. Trott
Providence, SR
Sheas
Ann Elizabeth
B. A. Hight
Charles R. Oliver
North Street
Harold L. Thompson
George E. Thompson
Hardings
Kennedy Clothing Stores
Thompson
Hyde Park
Harry Horne
Ralph Bragg
Curtis Bok
Bok
Margaret Plumner
Camden
West
Othe
Pittsburgh
Memphis
Dallas
Touston
Chicago
M. B. Clark
Lower Highstreet
Lester II. McNeill
Middle Street Court
Edward, Jr
Dro
Willian BL Hill
William BE Tg, Jr
Naugatuck
Hill
William W. Robinson
White Street
Pr. Hill
Marvis Lockwood
Fitchburg, Mass
Helen Robinson
Ira Robinson
St. Petersburg
Robinsons
Beghil Avenue
James McLaughlin
A. Grant
Keith's Theatre
Mrs. Wohn
Parris
Ben Houser
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West Bath
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Brewer
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Pigwacket
Maine Historical Society
John H. Stacey
Popham Beach
Charles Chestra
Fred C. Scribner
Balh
Rockland Rotary Club
Know Maine
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Woodmen
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Penobscot River
Tie
Bla
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WEHZ
Iee
Charles M. Perkins
Lower High Street
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Board of Education
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A. W. Flint
Center Streets
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Winneganee Creek
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Thompson Bros, Inc
Dbridge-Merrill
Strummer
Sarah
Universalist
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