Bath Social Happenings Chronicle A Week of News
A Bath weekly social roundup notes Marjorie Nichols celebrating her third birthday at Cobb Road with pink white decor and favors. The piece lists visitors, auctions, club meetings, church events, travels, and greetings from Bath residents and guests across multiple streets and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Nichols
Cobb Road
Marjorie
Miarrjerie
Iren
Claire Bulten
Maury Atcherson
Maury Childs
Virginia Whingstey
Sylvia Katz
Phen Gedinin
Madelyn Robson
Lois Nichols
Druce Pulten
Joseph Spearhinten Childs
Denied Hitech
Bath resident returns from visit to Quincey Mass
Mrs. Joseph Thurlow formerly of Bath has returned to Quincey Mass after a fortnight with her daughter Mrs. Earl Morang at South Gardiner and her sister Mrs. Everett G. Lemont of High street this city. Mrs. Blanch Dunbar of Topsham was a Bath visitor Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoff Joyce
Brookline
Mass
Mar
Vinal W. Haskell
High Street
Joyce
Bath
Joseph Thurlow
Quincey
Earl Morang
South Gardiner
Everett G. Lemont
Bath Box Co. Chief Gillies Returns to New Haven
James A. Gillies, president of the Bath Box Co., arrived back in New Haven Connecticut on Thursday after a brief stay in Bath for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gillies
The
Bath Box Co
New Haven
Conn
Bath
Miss Frances Sprague’s Winter Visit With Parents
Miss Frances Sprague, teacher at Murphy's Corner school in Woolwich, is spending the winter vacation with her parents, Mr and Mrs Guy Sprague, on Richardson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Sprague
Murphy's Corner
Woolwich
Guy Sprague
Richardson Street
Social Evening and Bridge Prizes Reported at Local Home
Mr and Mrs Lewis W Derry hosted a Saturday supper party at 11 North Street followed by three tables of motion bridge. Sweet peas and spring flowers decorated rooms. Prizes went to Mrs KK Motley Fuller high among ladies, Mrs Seth Mullins second, Robert B Alsop first among gentlemen, Carl Dudley second, LeRoy Lord has recovered enough to go out. Twenty two attend St Marys guild meeting with hosts Mrs William Adams and Mrs Marion Adams. Next week hosts are Mrs Ralph Plall and Mrs Edward Sewall. Willard Berry, son of the Berry family, is confined at home with illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis W. Derry
North Street
KK. Motley Fuller
St. Mary's Guild
William Adams
Marion Adams
Ralph Plall
Edward Sewall
Willard Berry
Lewis W. Berry
Weekend Visits Highlight Bath Area Social Roundup
Mrs Earl Moran and son Franklin return from Bath after visiting Mrs Moran's aunt while events include Mrs Hugh Davis from Porthind Uncle Mrs Arthur J Dunton hosting in Bath. Numerous residents travel to Portland Augusta Wiscasset Boothbay Harbor and Winthrop for family and legislative week activities.
Mrs Crooker Returns Home After Year in Fairfield Sanitorium
Mrs Wilbur Crooker returns to High street home after a year away spent as a patient in Fairfield sanitorium. Her husband and Doris stayed with his parents during her absence. Philip Fisher, son of Mr and Mrs Alonzo Fisher, plans to enter Boston School of Pharmacy after working on the Forbes estate Woods Hole MA. Mr Fisher is Morse high class of 1925 graduate. Mrs Walter Rogers opens a new store at Bedford and Lincoln streets in the former Campbell grocery space, open daily 1030 to 430.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington A. More
Bath Box Co
Pairfield
Madelyn Moore
Miss Moore
Roscoe TP. McFadden
Boston
George A. Mebadden
Stewart McAllister
Malacca
Andrew McAllister
Washington Street
McAllister
Roy MedAllister
Malaccea
Wilbur Crooker
High Street
Fairfield
Doris
Mr. Crooker
Herman Crooker
Philip Fisher
Alonzo G. Fisher
Forbes
Woods Hole
Mass
Boston School of Pharmacy
Mr. Fisher
Morse High
Walter Rogers
North Bath
Campbell Grocery Store
Bedford and
Lincoln
Sewing party at Mrs Thompson's London home
Mrs Luther S Thompson hosted a club sewing gathering on Sudrow London Tuesday evening. Guests included Mrs Mildred Morse Mrs Marie Colby Mrs Grace Morse Miss Mabel Fullerton Miss Marjorie Smiley Mrs Sarah Potter and Mrs Louise Smiley. The group will meet again next Tuesday evening with Miss Marjorie Smiley on Dike road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther S. Thompson
Sudrow
London
Mildred Morse
Marie Colby
Grace Morse
Mabel Fullerton
Marjorie Smiley
Sarah Potter
Louise Smiley
Dike Road
Whist Club Prizes Awarded at Sagadahoe Ferry Gathering
Miss Florence Carlton hosted a ladies whist event in Woolwich with three prize tables. Winners included Mrs. Karl Dow for first prize and Mrs. Ardenne A. Stott for third. A bouquet honored Mrs. Lincoln Houdlette for joining the school board. Several attendees and visiting relatives were noted, plus reports of other local social activities and an ankle injury from a slip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Carlton
Sagadahoe Ferry
Woolwich
Karl Dow
Bk, Dexter
Ardenne A. Stott
Lincoln Houdlette
Waldo P. Hathorne
FE. Dexter
Vera Dexter
W. F. Carlton
Mary Wright
Beulah Houdlette
Albert Thumphrey
Earl Dow
Harry Fiteh W
Loring Soule
Heald Daughter Convalesces After Minor Operation
Miss Dorothy Heald, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Heald of Mechanic Street, is convalescing from a slight operation performed a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ieald
Ernest Heald
Mechanic Street
Emma Lowell Enters Convalescent Stage at Home
Mrs. Emma Lowell, confined to her Western Avenue home by illness last week, has advanced to a convalescent stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lowell
Western Avenue
Arctic explorer MacMillan lectured in Granville Ohio
Donald B. MacMillan, Arctic explorer, lectured at Granville University for Denison. He showcased Wiscasset and Bowdoin views from the Hyde Windlass Co. yard and deck of the vessel. The talk was among Granville’s best features of the year. Dr. MacMillan stayed with Prof. and Mrs. E. G. Meade. Prof. Meade will lead Cornell’s six week summer organ course with a 50 voice choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. MacMillan
Wiscasset
Granville
Dennison University
Bowdoin
Hyde Windlass Co
Woolwich
MacMillan
E. G. Meade
Janet Cutler
Path
West Bath Elects Officials in Close Ballot Contests
In West Bath the town votes for moderator Henry Allen and town clerk Margaret Skillings amid tight contests. Converse D Moody wins first selectman over Roy Merriman, George Crafts beats Raymond Gillian for second selectman, Addison Wright unopposed for third. J O Batchelder tops Frost Bailey for town treasurer with Tarry Stilphen securing a School Board seat. Alfred Palmer becomes Western division tax collector with Hattie Moody runner up. Additional officials to be decided at today’s adjourned meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Allen
Margaret Skillings
Converse D, Moody
South Tarpswell
Roy Merriman
First Selectman
George Crafts
Thniley Island
Raymond Gillian
Addison Wright
East Harpswell
J. O. Batchelder
Frost TI. Bailey
Tarry Stilphen
J. Chase
Lillian Younger
Alfred Palmer
Hattie Moody
Brunswick Town Meeting Approves Highway Budget Shift
After a lengthy session the Brunswick town meeting adopted a 25000 highway appropriation to cover all road work and dismissed 20 special highway articles. One third of permanent improvement funds will be spent in rural districts. The charters also approved field purchase for a Jordan Avenue recreation park and free Town Hall use for schools. Officials were reelected. John R. Stanwood beat Edward J. Hudson for tax collector and Thomas E. Dolan won for highway commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Committee of Twelve
William TR. Edwards
Police Department
Jordan Avenue
John R. Stanwood
Edward J. Hudson
Thomas E. Dolan
Howard L. Williams
Edward W. Wheeler
John W. Riley
Samuel B. Furbish
Emile A. Tondreau
William G. Booker
Samuel L. For
Moderator Edward W. Wheeler Completes 25th Year in Town Meeting
Edward W. Wheeler finished his 25th consecutive year as moderator, having been annually elected without opposition. At meeting adjournment, resolutions of respect and thanks for his long service were presented by President Kenneth M. Sills and unanimously adopted by the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Thompson
Franklin C. Webb
Edward W. Wheeler
Kenneth (. M. Sills
Topsham votes to end Red Cross school nurse program
At the annual town meeting in Topsham voters denied an appropriation to continue the Red Cross school nurse service. The election centered on treasurer and tax collector, Lester T. Willis winning both posts by a narrow margin over Edward H. Phinney. Other officers chosen included Moderator Ellis J. Aldrich and Town Clerk Capt. Walter M. Mallett. Major appropriations covered highways, schools, fire department, and town building needs with amounts listed for each category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Topsham
Lester T. Willis
Edward H. Phinney
Ellis J. Aldrich
Walter M. Mallett
Georgetown reelects Marold Hunt as town clerk at annual meeting
At Georgetown’s annual meeting on Monday Marold Hunt was reelected town clerk. Sunt, first elected in 1916, has held the office since. Vernon Gray served as moderator. Other officers elected include selectmen and assessors Benjamin N. Woodside Joseph G. Stevens EF. C. Triggins. The report lists various budgets for schools roads bridges and public works with figures such as 2200 for common schools 150 for pupil tuition 1800 for road repairs and 1066 state aid roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marold Hunt
Georgetown
Mr. Sunt
Vernon Gray
Benjamin N. Woodside
Joseph G.stevens
EF. C. Triggins
Benjamin HH
Woodside
H. G. Theald
Vernon I. Gray
Flisworth Pinkham
Arthur Berry
Walter Powers
George Smith
T. N. Williams
John A. Thibodean
George Gray
Joseph G. Stevens
W. L. Berry
Richmond 105th town meeting at Opera House held
A large crowd attended Richmonds 105th annual town meeting at the Opera House on Monday March 7. Joseph W. Randlette was chosen moderator and town officers including Homer Alexander town clerk and S Reed Allen first selectman were elected. The body voted to accept reports, set salaries, raise funds for schools and roads, and approved several public works while discussing the town farm and hydrant placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Joseph W. Randlette
Highway Commission
Homer Alexander
S. Reed Allen
John S. Parker
Tarr
Henry E. Houdlette
Charles Whitney
Elmer Dore
Frank Bishop
Myrtle Stewart
Edward Page
James Meserve
Charles W. Messenger
Emerson
Mill Brook
Mill Brook Bridge
Notes of Interest Jotted From County Town Meetings
All county towns except Phippsburg held annual meetings Monday Phippsburg meets next Monday. In 1825 a boundary commission was named between Maine and New Hampshire. Morse high seniors plan a April play Under Cover at Bowdoin. Rev David L Wilson judged prize speaking at Bowdoin College. Bath Veteran Firemen winners led by Mrs Nickerson and C L Carlton. Harry Frye returns to Bath after hospital stint. A trolley car controller burned out disabling car 200. car 281 replaced it. Smelt camps mostly inactive as ice melts. Early election returns drew crowds away. highway supervisor conference underway with A J Wiggin. Bath U R E P pitch party top score Edward McLellan 36. Next event set for Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Library Association
Richmond Corner
Wilson Street
Richmond Shoe Company
Elizabeth Galusha
John Clifford
Arthur Turner
C. A. Alexander
T. J. Southard
Bath Company
U.R.E.P
Acadia Lodge
Edward McLellan
William Hi. Puffer
William Mann
Robert Sutherland
Otis Monroe
Woolwich chooses town clerk and town officers
Ossian Dodge elected town clerk at the Woolwich annual meeting but declined the post. Clara Reed appointed to succeed herself. Wilson L. Bailey elected moderator with Eben Dana, Harvey T. Bailey and Frank R. Bailey as selectmen. Dana reappointed chairman, J. Gould Bailey kept at the same pay. Road commissioners named Anton Strout, Hartley Hathorne, and W. L. Leeman. Schools receive $3,600 among appropriations with $300 for their re.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossian Dodge
Woolwich
Board of Selectmen
Clara Reed
Wilson L. Bailey
Eben Dana
Harvey T. Bailey
Frank R. Bailey
Mr. Dana
J. Gould Bailey
Alton Strout
Hartley Hathorne
W. L. Leeman
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Doe Warren Pioershner
Witer Street
Armeries
Hlon
Sid
Oliver Moses
God
PO BO Nichols
Nichols
Geote Savanah
Mars
Moses
Ducksenville
Mrs. Charles
Hligeins
Polo
Mies
Frank W. Perkins
Neal Ome Heme
James
Heath
Charles Conners
Dporthind
Howard Mildrain
Margaret Leyden
Deston
Fred DB. Reed
Charles Th Binersen
Doris Genthner
Roderic Bourgerre
Vorthind
Alice Hartnett
Gloucester
Fred
Charles. Corliss
York Street
City Hospital
Elmer
Uedekins
Manulay
Elizabeth York
Lewiston
Farrar
Fred. Scribner
Thomas S. Gibbons
Owen J. Ledyard
Rupert E. Baxter
Frank I. Nichols
Maude M. Cunningham
Somerville
Milton C. Trott
Harry Willing
Elna Gm
Forrest Knox
Framingham, Mass
Bert Cameron
Irving Nash
Portland
O&dragon Club
Annette Pinkham
Andrews Road
Nellie Lord
Emma Jacobs
Hazel Footer
Toston
Elizabeth Coombs
J. Leslie Coombs
Howard Seminary
West Bridgewater
Harry F. Morin
Robert AT. Carey
Corliss Street
Pearl Campbell
Atege
Pforrs Metoure
Silas Phoat
Linworl Russell
Phillipe Parton Ddorettin €Abs
Evelyn Poel
Isabel Piistey
Anna Chines
Irene Coombe
Denise Muses
Miched Spiomey
Ninie Phot
Phyllis Wrishr
Vanline McDonald
J. Marrsten
Ues Washinton Street
Wilkin
Perey
Mere
Thetis S. Gibbons
J. Motley Adler
Lengibest
Ray
Arthur Todgkins
Sanday
Willian
Alene Smith
Gertrude Green
Samuel
Bass
Magnus
Priscllla Footer
Mrs. J . Footer
South Street
Freeman AL Trott
Virginia
Wiscasser
Harrys Dobson
Deering Street
Jacen A. Mervill
Darry M. Pluse
Carl Riew
Olney
S Percy
Charry I. Ring
Robert Haskell
Jane Goodman
Winnie Durgin
David Rich
Tily Pray
Florentine Knowlton
Alice Arsenaul
Cliss College
Frank J. Kelley
Winchester
Ernest F. Kelley
Frank S. Oliver
Frances
Popham Beach
Laura Belanger
Alice Bellinger
Miss Belanger
Alice Belanger
Doris Genthn
Louise McPhee
Evelyn Burgess
Beatrice Durgess
Priscilla Hodge
Josephine Tardif
Rose Arsenault
Josephine Arsenault
Mary Arsenault
Celestine Thebean
Alice Bernier
Rufus J Moulton
Roxbury
TT Moulton
Maude
Delia Delanger
Doston
New York
Herbert Miunsey
Miass
Mer. Munseys
Leonard Munsey
Weston P. Holman
Tacom Street
Freeport
Leonore Placido
St. Petersburg
Fla
Alice Trartnett
Annie Shepard
Tlighland Street
Bradford
John C
Jaquith of
William Staples
Jaquith
City
Howard Parks
Joothbay Harbor
Edwin B. Parks
Upper Washington Street
Mr. Parris
Elmer J. Rich
Inlaw
John W. Gilmore
Milan Street
Abbine Munsey
Gorham Normal School
Emma Munsey
Anne Thibodeau
Roscoe PL McFadden
Middle Street
John Osborne
Harry Thompson
Connecticut
Osborne
William Perkins
Winter Street
James G. Jenkins
Albert BP. Austin
Frank W. Harvey Frederick Go Thirt
Carl
Oliver
Cleveland
Ewe
Ardenne
Seth S. Matlin
Porthind
Queen Rogers
Wilder
Hagan
Arrowsie
Zeletta Robinson
Akron
Choate
Crookline
Ablen Go Smith
Robinson
Prsance
Mr. Aund
Levi Steward Hive
West Palm Beach
Blaze Mare
Donald Hopkins
Bath Young People
Hopkins
Marjorie Mitchell
Lehind KR. Mitchell
Nelson
Hieksen
Kings Wavern
Southport
Fred II. Brackley
Waterville
Fred S. Curtis
Curtis
Peston
Mrs. Alden
Denham
Dexter
Mrss
Guy Annis
Guy Nichols
James Reynolds
Augusta
Ephrem Seacie
Nellie Blagdon
Henry Morris
Harry Weatherill
Alfred Sonia
Brockton
Louis EF. Orum
Zabeth
Ath
Mr Orum
George [ Carter
Arthur
Tragan
Springfield
Vernal Chaney
Quinney, Mass
Winter Street Church
Gates Murphie
Ryant Patten
Allen Trish
Bo.llardin
Bermudas
Dm Clardin
Edward B. Smith
Jh. Phildin
Elian Conglon
William Yule
Elizabeth Dunbar
Washington, D.C
Grace Doodse
Berniece Trosmer
Attleboro, Mass
Attleboro High School
William W. Hosmer
Frances FE. Mann
Susan J. Leeman
Paul Locke
Edith Fogg
Hackensack
N. J
Mae McDonald
Court Street
Atlantic City
Charles W. Clifford
North
Arthur Lilly
Luther Os.thompson, Colebroud
Perry Thompson
Samuel B. Thompson
West Bath
LeRoy Lord
Earl Moran
Franklin
Moran
Everett GG. Lement
Upper High Street
Hugh Davis
Arthur J. Dunton
George A. Tuker
Charles Bl, Doten
Sherman Street
Mary Higgins
Dermswick
Arthur Higgins
Harvard Street
Fred PP. Ring
Barbara
Boothbay Llarbor
F. W. Carlton
Maxine Walker
Woolwick
Augusta House
Forrest Triggins
Shaw Business College
Roscoe TI. Liggins
Margaret Miller
Archie Miller
Granite Street
Violet Ward
State House
Scott Ward
Hardings
League of Central Church
Frank Vike
Benjamin Savage
Charles Curtis
Earl Wing
Wing
Parker Worrey
Frank Chessman
Janice
Wollaston, Mass
Chessman
Scot Golder
Winship Street
David Rodger
Mrs
John McInnes
Montreal
Trina Gilman
Ipswich
Mer
William Gilman
Small Toint
Howard Rice
Frederick I. Drake
Ardmore, Pa
William Plummer
J. Rupert Wing
George Upson Scudder
Rockland
Y.mc.u
Universalist
Scudder
Y.poc.u
David N. Wilson
Patten Free Library
Richmond
Phippsburg
William Ring
Rufus McIntire
Parsonsfield
Maine
New Hampshire
Morse High School
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Bowdoin College
Fireman's Association
Harry Frye
McLean Hospital
Waverly
M. J. Frye
Meadowbrook
Frye
Ile
William B. Tiarriman
Arrowsie Gut
State Highway Department
A. J. Wiggin