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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1941

Page

5

Mrs Thaxter Reading For British War Aid

Mrs Sidney St Felix Thaxter of Portland gave a reading of White Cliffs by Alice Dyer Miller for Bath British War Relief society on Thursday afternoon with Alfred Brinkler at the piano. Both have offered their services without charge. The event included tea and a brief reception, with local volunteers assisting as hosts and helpers. The day also carried news of the marriage of Miss Margaret E. Austin of Portland and John N F Elliott of Portland officiated by Rev Cornellia E Clark. they plan to reside at 249 Vaughan Street Portland.

Sidney St Felix Thaxter Portland White Cliffs Alice Dyer Miller Bath British War Relief Society Thaxter Alfred Brinkler Margaret E. Austin Jonn N F Elliott Portlans Cornellia E. Clark Woodfords Congregational Church Albert F. Austin Austin Brentwood Street Katherine S. Austin Elliott George J. Elliott Cumberland County Power and Light Co Vaughan Street

Sagadaine Courts Debates Parental Groupings Change

The Sagadaine Courts Kapubs discuss blocking changes to parent-town groupings for fee debates. Rep Samuel Dorrabee Richisond Fourtert and others attended, with speakers including John Gilisore, Harold P Small, John L. Jack, and Charles B. Randall. The sentiment favors retaining current groupings. Georgetown was not represented. The gathering also noted the war impact as South Farix hosts women sewing 30 500 surgical dressings for the Red Cross for U S army use.

Tiatatas Haronel Melutine Sidorm Toy Samuel Dorrabee Richisond Fourtert Mittee Joseph MW Randlett Rhhnewad Chanthitals Stella Gis Bowdoithain John Co Gilisore Woolwich Harold P Small Bath Register of Probate John L. Jack Topsham Charles B. Randall Bowdoinhas Elizabeth Deering Carroll A Deering Georgetown Raymond M. McIntire Arrowsic Phippsburg West Bath Samuel Dorrance Bowdoin Bowdoinham Richmond South Farix American Red Cross United States Army Britain

Miss Marjorie Trott Leaving Independent

Miss Marjorie Trott, longtime reporter for the Independent, leaves the staff after three years. She attended Raneli Juniper College and Portland Maine, is the eldest daughter of Milton and [unreadable] Trott, previously employed at S Portes Vuttitesn & Bebon Co. Portland. Miss Trott will move to Berkeley for future efforts.

Starjorie Trott Bester Miss Trott Raneli Juniper Collone Fortland Maine Senions Cormmerce Aot Milton Trott Portes Vuttitesn & Bebon Co Portland Miss Gather Wolaat Stephens Wits Cere Merputuct

Residence and real estate deal in Rutland Vermont

A partially legible page outlines a real estate transaction involving broker Mr Vennett and manager of the Ure Theatre in Rutland Vermont. It notes Patricia and Jamée expect to join Mrs Vernett in Rutland around March 21, with Ken eth remaining in Bath to graduate from Morse High School in June. Mr and Mrs Gallluppe have purchased the Vennett house for their occupancy.

Odin Blank Court Street Frank E Wigh Street Rie TD Skattiin Vennett Mo & P Theatres Rutland Vt Wa Bath Ty Huth Werjischy Vernet Patricia Con Jamée Peir Keneth Morse High School Galliupe Bath Dye Works

Bath War Relief Prize Draw at Central Maine Power Co

The Bath British War Relief Society held a prize drawing Saturday night at the Central Maine Power Co office. Sally Sewall blindfolded the drum, Mayor Haskell read winners, and a good sum was raised for relief funds with onlookers present. Winners include Elia Award W Bridgham and Susan Cahoon among others, with items like a refrigerator, ranges, and various appliances awarded.

Bath British War Relief Society Central Maine Power Co Sally Lane Sewall Arthur Sewall Robert H Haskell Elia Bridgham Washington Street Susan Cahoon Arthur Pratt North Street Bendix K Noble East Brunswick R. E. Jackson Center Street Hamulton Logan Dennis Oak Street Misa Helen V Downing Memorial Hospital F. Powers Russell Street Anntie L. Lake Oliver Street E Hayes Allen Street Dominion High Street Sarah J Pratt Chestnut Street Frank Cushing Green Street Burtengis Jamp Lovejoy Hrussell Street Universal Toaver WA Huey Park Street Dominion Toaster Boyd L. Bailey Mary Double Marie Bennett Mary Young Doris Huston Mary Morse Norma Steussy Elizabeth Williams Geraldine Nickerson Nancy Bewall Doris Stickney Kathleen Harkins Ruth Cogan Patricia Hamilton Adele Hutchins Betty Hopkins Irene Denham Judith Dennison Frances Flaherty Leonard Wetherbee

Society of Mary Reports Bishop Ordination and Growth

Members of the Society of Mary announce a bishop ordination on February 11 in Moncton, and recount a history of funding education and aid from the membership fund created in 1903. The organization lists loans, charitable payments, and deposits in education and welfare, with strong growth through 1940 and an appeal to French descendants and their children to join and educate themselves within the order.

Society of Mary Societe Moncton N. B Assumption Acadiane

Morre More Arvally Harwood Orchestra at Sophomore Hop

MOR MOR E MORE AR vally Harwood and his dance or chestra, heard daily over WCSH, Portland, will play for the annual Sophomore Hop March 14. at Morse High School, it has been announced. Outstanding among Maine bands, the group played for recent mid Winter house parties at Bowdoin college. Dancing will be from eight until midnight, and the gymnasium will be decorated with colored lights. In the receiving line will be Principal and Mrs Horace P. Herrick, Miss Janette W. Smith, Stephen Woodbury, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan W. Watson, Mrs. Frank L. Staples, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Spear, Miss R. Hazel Feere, Ernest King, class president. On the committee are Joseph Spear, Mr B rsenault, Andrew Hart, rraine Holmes, Poppy Kakos, Carol Drake, Parker Worrey.

Vally Harwood WCSH Portland Morse High School Maine Bowdoin College Horace P. Herrick Janette W. Smith Stephen Woodbury Nathan W. Watson Frank L. Staples Allan Spear R. Hazel Feere Ernest King Joseph Spear Mr Brsenault Andrew Hart Rraine Holmes Poppy Kakos Carol Drake Parker Worrey

Pvt Arthur J Sarkis Weekend with Mother

Pvt Arthur J Sarkis of Company C Fort Williams spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Sadie Sarkis at 745 Middle Street.

Arthur J. Sarkis Us.a Co. C Fort Williams Sadie Sarkis Middle Street

English classes to attend Hamlet production at Orono

Several Morse ay school students from junior and senior English classes plan to attend the University of Maine production in Orono on March 15. The group includes Mrs. W Henry Double Mrs. Warren F Hawley Miss Amy A Irist Mrs. Horace P Herrick Clyde E Hatch Robert Bowers Edmund Parker Mrs. Richard T Young Mrs Norman W Howard and Nathan W Watson. The student list features Daniel Hatch Kathleen Harkins Ruth Cogan Bruce Fulton Bruce Wright Richard Dennison Loring Hart Norman Mackinnon Martha Morse Marilyn Cummings Betty Bowers Camilla Pratt Ruth Murphy Louise Avery Elizabeth Howard Bazin Lemont Pauline Nickerson Edith Berg Ernest Avery Edward Sewall Janet Beardsley Eunice Perkins Joan Young Edna Besaw Marie Bennett Sumner Hawley George Rogers Kenneth Vennett Annabel Maass Phyllis Preble Phyllis Young Philip Chaney Martin Lesier Amelise Bourque Eleanor Wilson Geraldine Harvey Arline Harnish Irene Harnish Harriet Furber Eileen Piper William Marshall Robert Ingraham Paul Berry Alice Darrah Janice Farnham Priscilla Wood Jean Dennison Norman Seekins Katherine McAllister Mary Double Priscilla Trott Anna Shellenbarger Mildred Cutting Frances Grainger Marshall MacDonald Robert Anderson Clarence Young Lily Won Karl Fox Eva Kingsbury Marion Anderson David Teasdale Keith Fleming Robert Young Dorothy Durgan.

Morse Ay School University of Maine Orono W. Henry Double Warren F. Hawley Amy A. Irist Horace P. Herrick Clyde E. Hatch Robert Bowers Edmund Parker Richard T. Young Norman W. Howard Nathan W Watson Daniel Anna Shellenbarger Mildred Cutting Frances Grainger Marshall MacDonald Robert Anderson Clarence Young Lily Won Karl Fox Eva Kingsbury Marion Anderson David Teasdale Keith Fleming Robert Young Dorothy Durgan

Mother and Daughter Banquet March 19

Tickets for the mother and daughter banquet are available from members of Winter Street Ladies aid. The menu features creamed lobster patties potato chips peas hot biscuits Washington pie and coffee. Kitchen and dining room committees are listed with chairmen and assistants. Also noted a Lenten talk by Rev. Joseph O. Purdue and next hostess slated. Albert Sewall Parsons marked his 98th birthday quietly in New Portland. Others traveled or returned from visits as a Bangor state basketball game drew Lewiston crowds.

Winter Street Ladies Aid Washington Wallace L. Atwood Archie E. Doyle Charles W. Messenger Addison F. Pericheton Fred E. Foote Charles P. Wetherbee Albert Sewall Parsons New Portland

Dr H N Eames Veterinarian and Office Details

Dr H N Eames veterinarian located at 45 Harpiwell St Brunswick with hospital contact Brunswick 19 Hos pital. Fred Reed Co Manager Stanley E Wallace listed as agent. Occidental Insurance Co San Francisco reports assets and liabilities for Dec 31 1940 with total liabilities and surplus 4,741,276.71. Stanley Wallace agent at 93 Front St. 27-6-13.

H N. Eames Harpiwell St Brunswick Tel Fred Reed Co Stanley E. Wallace Bath Occidental Insurance CO San Francisco California Stanley Wallace Front St

Bowdoinham Couples Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary

Bowdoinham honors Mr and Mrs Samuel Wildes on their 50th wedding anniversary at their East Bowdoinham home. Married March 7 1891 in Richmond by Rev R E Gilkey. They have four children nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. The couple maintains a farm and large garden. Other local notices include a birthday anniversary for George Sedgley and a newborn James Leroy Stover.

Samuel Wildes East Bowdoinham Augusta Norman Rowe Ralph McEwen Frank Heath Rowe Reginald Dore Senate House of Representatives Blaine Mansion Bishop Parent Teacher Association K. of P. Hall Mabel Lancaster Don Nichols Lewiston Eli Miner Henderson Pearl Raymond Board of Selectmen Bowdeinham Lois Pratt Lynde Heath Brunswick Harpswell George W. Thompson Hollis Temple Jack Up Rudolph Dussault Dorothy Perry Frank Siegars Gardiner General Hospital Samuel Dorrance Sally Richmond Karl Hatch Carrie Lang Dorothy Adler Sanford Helen Cobb Richard Barlow New York Miss Cobb Ruby Wood Cobb Bowdoinham Electa Chapter Wallace Hunter Clifton Babb Grammar School Peers Bureau Topsham Wilford Jones George Sedgley Sedgley

Miss Janet te Smith Honored At Winter Street Supper

Miss Jeanette Smith was guest of honor at a supper and surprise party by the Winter Street auxiliary Tuesday night. 68 attended. Decorations featured an arbor of flowers and a miniature bride. Toast mistress Mrs. Clinton D. Wilson presented pink china platters. A marimba piece by the Williams sisters and two one act plays followed. Plans for a Mother and Daughter banquet, a tea and entertainment, and future meetings were announced.

Jeanette Smith Winter Street Clinton D. Wilson Miss Smith Williams Jeanette Dorothy Dramatic Club Cosmopolitan Club Roscoe P. McFadden Edwin H. P. Lowell Amy A. Irish Alice Johnson Ada Greenblatt Joseph O. Purdue Richard A. Sherwood Daniel

Substitutes and guests in Bowdoinham plan

Mrs. Clifton Babb substituted in the grammar school on Friday. Mrs. Norman Rowe and the eighth grade attended the Legislature in Augusta as guests of Senator and Mrs. Neil Bishop. Miss Ruby Turner is employed by Mrs. Clara Hulse in the village.

Clifton Babb Norman Rowe Augusta Neil Bishop Ruby Turner Clara Hulse

Engagement announced for Kathleen Michaud and Ed win Dowin

Mrs. Saul Michaud of Eagle Lake announces the engagement of her daughter Kathleen of Bath to Ed win C. Dowin of Middletown, Pennsylvania. Kathleen is a graduate of St Josephs Academy and Katherine Gibbs School. Dowin graduated from Rutgers College and is Theta Chi. Both work at Bath Iron Works as engineer draftsman. A daughter Esther Louise was born February 28 to George W. Donna and wife at 20 Cobb Road.

Saul Michaud Eagle Lake Kathleen Bath Edwin C. Dowin David A. Dowin Middletown Penn Miss Michaud St. Josephs Academy Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School Boston Dowin Rutgers College Theta Chi Bath Lron Esther Louise George W. Donna Cobb Road

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