Notable Social Roundup From Bath And Nearby Towns
Guests at Mrs Henry Lehr tour old world Hotel de Cavole near Saint Germain while other social visits feature Walter Norton returning to Portland from sea duties on the Challenger freighter, and road trips by Mr and Mrs Clifford from New York to Bermuda with winter notes on weather and festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lehr
Saint Germain
Hotel de Cavole
Louis XIV
Louis XV
Louis XVI
Marquis de Cavoie
Parlor Openings and Notable Visits In Bath Community
Mrs. Madeline Merrill opens Madelyn Marie Beauty Shoppe in Center street Howard block room 2 after years at home on Academy. Mrs. W. E. Choate of Everett recovers well from Whidden Memorial operation. Several residents travel to Boston Belfast and New York for visits and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Choate
Everett, Mass
Whidden Memorial Hospital
Everett
Madeline Merrill
Academy Street
Howard Block
Center Street
Merrill
Belfast
L. F. Durgin
Portland guests arrive for weekend with Mrs Kimball
Dr. and Mrs. Mortimer Warren and Dr. Langdon T. Thaxter of Portland arrived Saturday afternoon to pass the weekend as guests of Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer Warren
Langdon T. Thaxter
Portland
Frederick H. Kimball
Mrs Langdon T Thaxter Visits Kimball for Weekend
Mrs Langdon T Thaxter arrived Friday to stay with her mother Mrs Prederieck H Kimball on High street for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon T. Thaxter
Prederieck H. Kimball
High Street
Supper Party Auction Honors Held at Dike Road Home
Mrs Edmund Rothwell and Miss Irene Ingalls hosted Thursday night with four tables of auction. Prizes went to Mrs Warren F Hawley for ladies first, Mrs Alden G Smith for ladies second, Carl G Anderson for gentlemen first, and Alden G Smith for gentlemen second. President William S Newell of Bath Iron Works Corp. visited Portland on business Monday. Miss Mary Lord, Wells high school commercial teacher, to spend several days in New York as guest of uncle Eugene Franks. Lord and Ira Gray attended West Point One Hundred Night exercises. Mrs Richard L Sprague hosted a contract club Monday at Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Freeman
Daniel T. Dougherty
North Street
W. S. Newell
Mark W. Sewall
Edmund Rothwell
Irene Ingalls
Dike Road
Warren F. Hawley
Alden G. Smith
Carl G. Anderson
William S. Newell
The
Bath Iron Works Corp
Portland
Mary Lord
Wells
New York
Eugene Franks
Bath
Miss Lord
Ira Gray
Maine School of Commerce
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
J. P. Morgan
Family travels from Charlestown to Hallowell visit
Mr and Mrs Daniel Warner and their daughter Mildred, who have lived in Charlestown 33 months while Mr Warner served on the frigate Constitution, are visiting their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Farrington in Hallowell before returning to Bath. Mrs Katherine Butcher substitutes in the telephone office for ill Miss Nellie Congdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Warner
Mildred
Charlestown
Mass
Warner
Constitution
Navy Yard
Harry Farrington
Hallowell
Bath
Katherine Butcher
Nellie Congdon
L. N. Club Meets At Edith Wallace Home On Friday
The L. N. club of the Corliss street church gathered at Miss Edith Wallace's Washington street home Friday evening with games and refreshments. The next meeting will be Friday evening at Miss Lillian Clark's Marshall avenue home, and Mrs. Marjorie Bailey, previously ill, is now able to be about her house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Club
Corliss Street Church
Edith Wallace
Washington Street
Lillian Clark
Marshall Avenue
Marjorie Bailey
Community Notes From Winter Street Church and Local Socials
Mrs. Fred Sewall traveled from Miami to attend her brother Charles Fisher's funeral held Saturday afternoon. Dorothy Robinson returned home from Portland after visiting her brother Linton. Pilgrim League hosts Miss Ruth Colby and Miss Juanita Hodge reported fourteen members. Irene Ingalls and Mrs. Edmund Rothwell hosted a supper on Like road. Bath residents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kingsbury and others attended Mrs. George Stetson’s birthday party in Brunswick Tuesday. Lucille Johnson and Helen Stevens visited Portland Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmot Tibbetts
Summer Street
Albion Roberts
Trevett
Tibbetts
Roberts
Charles W. Berry
Corliss Street
W. Scott Tibbetts
J. Wilmott Tibbetts
Dummer Street
Sewall W. Percy
Virginia
Anna
Bath
Charles W. Fisher
William TL. Smith
New York City
Mr. Smith
Park and Walbridge
Fred Sewall
Miami
Fla
Sewall
Herbert Hodgkins
Lemont Street
Dorothy Robinson
Linton Robinson
Portland
High Street
Ruth Colby
Juanita Hodge
Pilgrim League of Winter Street Church
Irene Moseby
Mary Larrabee
Cynthia Quinn
Florence Robinson
Walter Kingsbury
Frank Higgins
Edward Burnham
George Stetson
Brunswick
Lucille Johnson
Clarence Johnson
Helen Stevens
Hiram Stevens
Local Obituary Notes From Augusta And Boothbay Harbor
Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball of High street died Thursday in Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. Milton S. Kimball are mentioned. Mrs. Jane Spinney returns to High street after visits in Rumford and Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Sewall of Washington street were in Boothbay Harbor with Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Sewall Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney St. F. Thaxter
Robert Hale
Fortland
Henry C. Wright
Washington Street
Hale
Wright
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Augusta
Milton S. Kimball
Jane Spinney
Rumford
Mexico
Mark W. Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Donald S. Sewall
Miss Iva Hagan Called by Brother’s Illness in Bangor
In Bangor Miss Iva Hagan visits as her brother Wilbur Hagan lies ill in a hospital with appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Hagan
Bangor
Wilbur Hagan
Corliss Street Class Meets All Day With Emma Daley
The Corliss street class gathered last week for an all day session with Mrs. Emma Daley at 270 High street. Morning White cross work was done, a noon dinner was served, and an afternoon business session followed with seventeen attendees. Mrs. William B. Porter, who has been in Bath with Capt. Porter, slipped on ice on Summer street Monday night and broke her wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike School
Fred Smith
Carrie E. Shaw
R. Clinton McFadden
P. M. Olm
Kennebec
Corliss Street
Emma Daley
High Street
White Cross
William B. Porter
Capt. Porter
Bath
Summer Street
Mrs Annie Snow Returns Home From Bath Visit
Annie Snow returns to her Gardiner home after several weeks in Bath staying with sister Prudence Farrar who has been bed confined by illness. Edward Daly of London Ontario visited Dr and Mrs Harry Morin and returned to Cambridge MA to resume Harvard studies. a supper bridge with several tables was hosted at Woolwich with Bath friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Main
Middle Street
Hartford
Conn
Arthur Sewall
Mary
Children's Hospital
Boston
Annie Snow
Gardiner
Bath
Prudence Farrar
Edward Daly
London
Ontario
Harry F. Morin
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College
Woolwich
Quarry firms brace for busy Summer 1930 season
Stonington anticipates a lively period in 1930 with Deer Island Granite Co reopening after repairs and eyeing a ten month bridge project. John Goss Co plans to double its workforce from last Summer as activity increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonington
Deer Island Granite Co
John Goss Co
Eggs from South Africa Spark English Sale
South African eggs drive a major sale in England as buyers note comparative freshness they arrive about six weeks after laying, highlighting the longer voyage and transit time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
England
Winter wildlife at Campbell pond and local town notices
Mrs. Ernest Williams feeds eight gray squirrels marking a new Winter record as six often visit. The South End P T A reports toy instruments arriving for Mitchell school pupils who will perform a concert. Union of D A R activities include talks on Indian names and a poem. refreshments follow. Mayor Cahill invited to Charleston’s 250th anniversary celebration. Scott Morse seeks re election as first assistant chief engineer. Fire department, A E F veteran Stickney recounts service. Father and Son banquet plans affect next meeting. Tickets go on sale. Boy Scouts canvass for fundraisers. Maine Municipal Court Judges meet in Augusta with Gov. Gardiner host and Pattangall speech. Temperance Day observed in Morse high and Center street schools with songs, readings, and solos. State Highway Police Lieut. Cushman and Inspector Flint visit. Morgan tours Corsair yacht and Bath Iron Works shops. Grace church Men’s club discusses bylaws and legislative matters. St Mary’s to present An Afternoon and Evening in Ireland at Columbia Theatre on Saint Patrick’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Sixyearold Riders Shine At Washington Horse Shows
Five and six year olds in tweed and derby ride ponies along Washington bridle paths in a society horse show. Coach Mrs. Ambrose Preece, who rode to hounds in England, trains children from Washington families though she won’t start under six. Notable pupils include Karen Lloyd Angelica Lloyd Lionell Massey and Nancy Leiter showcasing Spring show events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ambrose Preece
England
Karen Lloyd
Angelica
Bath area events and club notices recap
Rev. Fr. Alexander Doucet and the show promise a big success. Bath Garden club omits meeting to March 26 for Cosmopolitan club annual supper. Bath Business and Professional Women's Club invites state president Mrs. Sarah Laffan Hammons to speak April 17. Atlantic & Pacific stores in Bath attend managers and clerks meeting in Falmouth. Bath delegation included Welsh Daley Konkles Brown Schofield Martin. Three Bath golfers go to Brunswick but course snowed, Sebasco course ice free but road poor. Midweek Central church service omitted. Thunderstorm with tremor noted after heavy rain and high winds. Winter Street Church Men's Club meeting omitted due to Y M C A Father and Son banquet. Queen Esther Rebekah lodge invited to visit Ninalodge Lisbon Falls March 19 supper 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Sarah Laffan Hammons
Augusta
Bath
Atlantic & Pacific
Falmouth
Portland
Welsh
Daley
Konkles
Brown
Schofield
Martin
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Ninalodge
Lisbon Falls
Sagadahoc Probate Court Schedules Tuesday Session
Sagadahoc probate court during the March term adjourned Tuesday with actions including wills allowed for Ida M. Harlow of Richmond and Jennie M. Garnier of Richmond, appointments of executors and executrix, petitions for probate of Willard S. Oldreive and Lander Dauphin estates, and filings of bonds and inventories for multiple estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glidden
Sagadahoc
Ida M. Harlow
Richmond
Roy C. Harlow
Charles H. Oliver
Bath
Martha D. Oliver
Jennie M. Garnier
Will C. Atkins
Maria M. Leonard
Woolwich
Willard S. Oldreive
Lander Dauphin
Annie B. Dauphin
James H. Whitney
James W. Hawley
Amos K. Butler
C.t.a
Frank P. Card
Bowdeinham
Joel P
Ida A. Hunt
John P. da Flagg Butler
Washington, D. C
Charles Henry Butler
David C. Malcolm
Probate notices from Maine executors and estates
A long list of estate actions including petitions for administration for Abbie F Purington and Ida M Harlow, multiple first and final accounts for Bath Richmond and Arrowsic estates, petitions to determine inheritance tax, distribution filings, and appointment of agents for Roy C Harlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Elbridge B
Matcolm Executor
Abbie FP. Purington
Topsham
Martha R.P. Wagg
Auburn
Henry O. McCabe
Henry R. McCabe
Bath
Eugene M. Baker
Eben Baker
Orrington L. Baker
Richmond
Everett C. Lewis
Eleanor Mae Lewis
Edward W. Bridgham
Lydia M. Deering
Fred H. Thompson
Maggie A. Blackington
Thomas H. Wood
George L. Tarr
Benton F
A. G. Patten
Abbott E. Lord
Maria Houdlette
Ada E. Deering
Cutrix
Harry G. Deering
Carrie Hodgkins
Clara W. Smith
Wallace E. Curtis
Ellen Goodwin
Benton F. Stinson
Arrowsic
James C. Biggins
Henry M. Biggins
Wallace EB. Curtis
Ida M. Harlow
Ernest L. Goodspeed
Roy C. Harlow
Governor to Speak at Father and Son Banquet at Y M C A
Tickets for the Father and Son banquet at the Y M C A gymnasium Friday March 14 at 6 30 p m are on sale at the superintendent of schools office City hall Halletts drug store and the Y M C A The program is arranged by N Gratz Jackson with Dr Langdon T Snipe as toastmaster Governor William Tudor Gardiner will be the principal speaker urging both boys and fathers to attend and enjoy a memorable evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton D. Wilson
New City Hall
A. Hallet & Co
Boy Scouts
J. Edward Pomeroy
Perkins
William Tudor Gardiner
Superintendent of Schools
Hallet’s
N. Gratz Jackson
Langdon T. Snipe
Tim Os
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Ars. Frederick BE. Drake
Walter Norton
Frank Norton
Norton
Challenger
Isthmian Line
Pacific Coast
Arthur McDonald
Jean Carol
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Clifford Plummer
Florida
Shenandoah Presbyterian Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Bradenton
Charles « W. Clifford
Charles W. Clifford Jr
Bermuda
Mr. Clifford Sr
Hamilton
Alpheus B. Hervey
George F. Allen
Elmer Williams
Rockport
League of Central Church
Church League
Y.M.C
Joseph McLaughlin
William P. Drake
Deerfield Academy
Amherst College
Isabelle Wishart
Quincy, Mass
Mrs. Maynard Brown
Wesley Church
Eva. Cahill
Maria Cahill
C. E. Ripley
Linwood. Carr
B. A. Farrar
Eva Cahill
Littlefield
Glenn Littlefield
William A. Todd
Georgetown
Emily Taylor
Harriet Taylor
Port Washington
N. Y
Wellesley College
William Porter
Lloyd Porter
Wilbur Howe
Esmond, R. I
June Rideout
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street
F. B. Nichols
Independent
Oliver Moses
Carolinas
Georgia
Carl C. Troop
1492 Club
Herbert Abbott
Monroe Stores, Inc
City Hall Square
Nellie D. Thompson
Albert Noyes
Morse High
State of
Maine
Court Street
Jeanette Smith
Wilton
Bowdoin College Glee Club
Edward H. Wass
Cumberland Theatre
Agnes M. Fahey
Morse High School
Rupert H. Baxter
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ore
Seattle
Wash
Clarence Pendleton
Walter Pitch
Russell Street
Sundey
Sterling Brotherhood
Deering Room
P. T. A. Hall
Norman Howard
Lee Scott
Millard Watson
Frank Curtis
Pranx Emerson
Richard Seavey
Fred Stover
Linwood Russell
Melvin Pratt
Oswood Butler
Ferdinand Coombs
Fred King, Jr
Barbara
Wiscasset
Arthur Smith
Norman Smith
Gladys Clark
Hollis
Philip R. Blaisdell
Frank Hawthorne
Henry A. Magoun
Priscilla Magoun
Green Street
Montclair
N. J
Charles H. Cahill
City
New England
Bowdoin College
New Curtis Pool
Edna Hallowell
Farmington Normal School
Capt
Jed F. Hallowell
Oak Street
Gordon Lemont
Charles M. Lemont
Fred D. Hill
Mr. Hill
Massachusetts Bankers Association
Augustus Percy
Girls Friendly Society of Grace Church
John J. Desmond
Roscoe Shaw
Robbins House
Marcia Moulton
Bath Savings Institution
Charles S. Bradeen
Montreal
Leo Huff
Laconia, N. H
Ralph Morrell
Ralph M. Burnham
James Cameron
James
Columbus
Ohio
Gordon Preble
Frances Lee Lord
Rhode Island School For the Deaf
Providence
R. I
John A. Lord
Pearl Street
Delia M
Maude C. Belanger
Edward D. True
Charlestown Navy Yard
Mrs. Lord
Pear Street
Eugine Temple
Bowdoinham
William Temple
Hinckley Street
William B. Smith
WYNC
Earl Dow
Norman Watson
Carroll Watson
Mr. Watson
Cannon Mills
H. Dorman Perkins
Roy Shackford
Lucy Pike
Charles Corliss
C. H. Blaisdell
East
Mr. Blaisdell
Ruth Blaisdell
Raymond Welch
Evelyn of
Woodfords
Frank Lemont
Charles Flagg
Grace Church
Flave
Woman's Auxiliary
Richard L. Sprague
Like Road
Ernest Williams
Campbell’s Pond
Col. Dummer Sewall
Freeman H. Merritt
Alice K. Robbins
Maud Clark Gay
Harry C. Webber
Linwood T. Grindell
Ella J. Douglas
Alexander M. Cutler
Thomas P. Stoney
Charleston
South Carolina
City of
Scott Morse
Andrews Road
Fire Department
Morse
Winter Street Men's Club
Elva A. Stickney
Maine Association of Municipal Court Judges
Kennelse County Court House
Gov
Blaine Mansion
William R. Pattangall
Charles Berry
America
Billy Pinkham
Chester Cram
Richard Hersom
Ethel Higgins
Celia McElman
Dorothy Davis
Lieut
Cushman
Inspector Flint
State Highway Police
H. B. Duce
Charlies M. Tubbs
Ireland
St. Mary's Parish
St. Patricks
Columbia Theatre
Advanc
Alexander Doucet
Bath Garden Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Sebasco
Central Church
Winter Street Church
Walter S. Glidden
Y.M.C.A. Gymnasium
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