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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1946

Page

4

Local Notices and Social Happenings Across Bath Area

Mrs Sega Marriner of Frye visits John M Con family in Portsmouth with Mrs Charlotte and Mrs A A Stott. Engagement announced for Demorise Reno to Charles Swan of East Brunswick. Baby Moffatt, eight pounds, born at Maine General Hospital to Elizabeth Deering. Sagadahoc Republican primary aims noted for Senator race.

Albert Reno West Bath Charles Swan Harold E. Swan East Brunswick Frederick Palmer Moffatt Bath Maine General Hospital Moffatt Elizabeth Deering J A. Deering Sagadahoc County

Local residents attend events and visit relatives

An inspection of the 7300 clock precedes a city pub invitation. The local Guard unit hosted a few days of visits and suburbs with residents attending Follies. Various locals including Mrs Sadie Augusta of Sher Sen and others are mentioned visiting and staying with relatives around Memorial Hospital and Memorial Polytechnical area.

Miss Carmen Lafontaine Heads to New York for Dressers Convention

Miss Carmen Lafontaine of Carmen Beauty leaves Saturday for New York City to attend a Dressers Convention at the St. George in Brooklyn. She is accompanied by her niece Miss Farnham of Portland.

Carmen Lafontaine Proir Carmen Beauty News City the St. George Brooklyn Miss Farnham Portland

Keegan Jr Sees Action in Bath 01 Engineer Office

John J. Keegan Jr has been employed in the engineer propenment office of Bath 01 and recently visited the Electrical Room.

John J. Keegan, Jr Bath

Residents Return After Boston Reception Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. of 822 Middle Street spent a few days in Boston for a reception where they were hosted as guests and returned home Sunday.

Maurice J. E Middle Street Boston Warner

Local Suit Involving Lees and Rice Heads to Court

A fragmented notice reports that Binany oonce Waterville sues Mrs. Ray Rice of Newack and Mrs. Key of Gardiner in a civil action at the Osteopathic hospital on Western Avenue.

War Casualties and Local Family Updates

Corp William Sylvester and his father died in Portland after serving with the U B A unit with overseas duties including Iran. Donald F McRae Jr returns home ill from Bath Street, while Lieut Curtis E Goodwin and family host visitors at 23 Tower Circle Lambert Park for the weekend.

Mrs Willard Sprague Convalesces After Emergency Appendectomy

Mrs Willard Sprague of Lambert Park is a patient at Memorial Hospital recovering from a recent emergency appendectomy.

Willard Sprague Lambert Park The Memorial Hospital

Milan Couple Returns from Florida Trip with Trailer

Mr and Mrs Lewis Gannon of a Milan street have returned from a Florida tour visiting East and West Coast points of interest. They traveled with a trailer and camped during the trip.

Lewis Gannon Milan Street Florida

Mrs Arthur Sewall Heads to New York City Visit

Mrs Arthur Sewall departed recently for a week long visit in New York City.

Arthur Sewall New York City

Mrs Converse Fenn Joins Husband in Chicago After Discharge

Mrs Converse Fenn of High street left Monday for Chicago to join her husband Ensign Fenn, who is receiving his discharge from the U S Navy. He has served overseas and is returning home.

Converse Fenn High Street Chicago Ill Ensign Fenn U. S. M. Service Bee Ernie A

Funeral Attendees Honor Mrs Begin and Nephew

Mrs William Pitts and Mrs Jos hora on a yoga Begin attended the funeral along with Arthur Tracey of Portsmouth New Hampshire, described as the deceased's nephew, in a respectful ceremony.

William Pitts Joshora Arthur Tracey Portsmouth N. H Begin

Mrs Morey to Take Up Residence at Woolwich Farm

Mrs Carl Morey of Hamilton Ohio who bought the John Brown farm in Woolwich last summer has been visiting and plans to return April to make it her permanent residence.

Carl Morey Hamilton Ohio John Brown Woolwich

Sylvia Mae Horne Guest Of Snipe Family At 211 High Street

Sylvia Mae Horne, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlisle of Woodfords, is spending the week as a guest of her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Walter Snipe at 211 High Street.

Sylvia Mae Horne

Emma Gray Returns from Fort Fairfield Visit

Emma Gray a teacher at the Huse Memorial School returned from Fort Fairfield after spending a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Gray.

Emma Gray Thee Huse Memorial School Fort Fairfield Eugene Gray

Thorner Family Visits in Swampscott over Weekend

Mr and Mrs Ralph L Thorner and children Mary Lou Ronald returned from a weekend visit in Swampscott Massachusetts as guests of Mrs Thorner’s three daughters Misses Janice Patricia and Beverly Webber on Washington Street in town.

Ralph L. Thorner Mary Lou Ronald Washington Street Swampscott Mass

Loyall F Sewall Returns From Bath Visit

Loyall F. Sewall of New York City returns after a several day visit as guest of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall 2nd at Washington street Bath.

Loyall F. Sewall New York City Bath Arthur Sewall 2Nd Washington Street

Lieut. Hayward Returns to Hyde Windlass Co employment

Lieut. Fred O. Hayward Jr. USA after overseas service has rejoined Hyde Windlass Co where he worked before enlisting. He plans to enter a trade school in the fall.

Fred O. Hayward, Jr U.S.A Hyde Windlass Co Hayward

Miss Adeline Sugg Returns to Duty at Huse Memorial

Miss Adeline Sugg resumes teaching at Huse Memorial School after visiting her parents in Lisbon Falls. The Morse High senior class selected Norma Leeman Jane Leeman and Carolyn Miller as Mohiba Queen contestants. Morse High will sponsor Mohiba on April 8 10 11 and 12.

Norma Leeman Jane Leeman Carolyn Miller Morsey High Morse High

Funeral attendance noted for Joseph Begin in Quincy

Mrs. Joseph May and Mrs. Phillip Fitts of Quincy Massachusetts and Arthur Tracey of Kittery were among out of town relatives attending the funeral of Joseph Begin.

Joseph May Phillip Fitts Quincy, Mass Arthur Tracey Kittery Joseph Begin

Mrs Ray Rice Patient at Osteopathic Hospital in Waterville

Mrs Ray Rice of Norridge wock is a patient at the Osteopathic Hospital on Western Avenue Waterville where she underwent surgery recently. She was formerly Miss Lilian Leeman daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry T B Leeman of Bath. The Leemans died Wednesday in Waterville to be near their daughter. On the return trip Thursday night they did not dare drive farther than Augusta and remained there overnight.

Ray Rice Norridgewock Osteopathic Hospital Western Avenue Waterville Rice Lilian Leeman Henry T. B. Leeman Bath Leeman Augusta

Miss Margaret Trinnard Returns From Visit

Miss Margaret Trinnard of Auburn returns home after visiting Miss Elizabeth Anderson at the Andersons on Green Street. The visitor, who attends Saint Concord Boston, will spend a week of vacation with her parents, Mr and Mrs Carl C Anderson.

Hunter son of Wollaston families joins USS Helena heading to Med

John Hunter born in Bath is Electrician's Mate second class aboard the heavy cruiser Helena. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James B Hunter of Wollaston Massachusetts and is en route to the Mediterranean.

John Hunter Bath James B. Hunter Wollaston Mass Helena Mediterranean

Leeman Returns Home After Visit With Parents

Arthur J. Leeman of Bangor came home after spending several days with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry T B Lee of Somerset place.

Arthur J. Leeman Bangor Seater Henry T. B. Leeman Somerset Place

Naval air crewman Curtis E Goodwin returns from service

Lieut. and Mrs. Curtis E Goodwin of U N A reside at 23 Tower Circle Lambert Park after completing three and a half years of overseas and domestic service. He is stationed at Brunswick Naval Air Station. Mrs. Harold Baker visited her husband at Togus Soldiers Home and also saw her brother Charles Coffren last week.

Wet Curtis E. Goodwin Fulwine Brunswick Naval Air Station Harold Baker Togus Soldiers Home Charles Coffren

Paisley votes after long illness restrains

William J. Paisley of Weeks Street, longtime Hyde Windlass Co. employee, cast his first vote at Ward 1 in the city election after winters illness kept him home for months.

William J. Paisley Weeks Street Hyde Windlass Co

Local residents reported on illness and visits in town

Mrs Leland York wife of Le land York senior accountant at the State Liquor Store is a patient at Memorial hospital after an operation William P Hatch is confined to his home on Washington street by illness Mrs Emma Bickford of Woolwich visits her niece Mrs Howard Bowker in Phippsburg Bickford has been in Woolwich six weeks to care for her brother Joseph Begin who died March 4 Mr and Mrs Ralph Marr of Lewiston were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Warren Marr on Washington street

Arthur Farris Elm Street Memorial Hospital Donald F. McRae, Jr Donald F. McRae Bath Street Leland York State Liquor Store William P. Hatch Washington Street Emma Bickford Woolwich Howard Bowker Phippsburg Ralph Marr Lewiston Mr. Marr Mrs Warren Marr Augusta E. Rowe John Grindell Old Brunswick Road

Cape Elizabeth Family Visiting Portland Relative

Mrs Bartholomew O Donnell and family are passing a fortnight with Mrs Wellington A Moore of Weeks street in Portland. Mrs Frederick E Drake hosted her contract club for a luncheon Monday night. Mr and Mrs Henry C Wright returned to their Washington street home after spending most of the winter in the South and a flight from Baltimore via New York and Boston with arrivals at 7 15 p m.

Bartholomew O'Donnell Colleen Michael Cape Elizabeth Frederick E. Drake Henry C. Wright Washington Street South Baltimore Portland New York Boston Arthur Corwin Marblehead Mass Elmhurst

Gillies Couple Leave Washington Street for Boston Visit

Mr and Mrs James A Gillies of Washington street depart on Monday for a brief trip to Boston for a visit, according to local notices.

Navy Chief Haskell Sailing to Boston for New Duty

CWO Richard Haskell of the U S Navy departed his home in North for Boston where he expects a new assignment. He has been at his residence for over a month awaiting orders.

CWO Richard Haskell U. S.navy Boston North Are Eave

Moore Family Guests in Charleston Visit

Mr and Mrs Madison Moore and their son Madison Jr of Charleston South Carolina are guests of Mrs Moore’s sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Fenton I Moore on Cherry street.

Madison Moore Madison, Jr Charleston, S. C

Bath Teachers Group Seeks Local Civic Support

The Bath Teachers Association outlines social development aims and invites civic organizations to back its school sponsorship efforts. Officials report non-contributory raises of 400, 600, and 600 dollars for senior teachers, while local residents and families are cited in community updates.

Romit Ie Eee Ber Alne Teachers Assoc

Engagement for Jeanne Bertocci of Somerville and Francis MacVeigh

Miss Jeanne Bertocci of Somerville Mass announces her approaching marriage to Francis MacVeigh of Claremont N H on March 16 in Somerville. She is Bates College alumna and teaches French at Claremont NH and formerly at Norway High School. Her brothers include Angelo Bertocci and Dr Peter Bertocci, now at Boston University.

Jeanne Bertocci Somerville Mass Francis MacVeigh Claremont N. H Miss Bertocci Gaetana Bertocci Theodore Bertocci Bath Bates College Angelo Bertocci Peter Bertocci Boston University Bates

Langdon Greene and Ernest Anderson Complete Duties at Bath Liquor Store

Mrs Langdon Greene has completed two and a half years as bookkeeper at Bath Maine Liquor Commission store. Ernest Anderson, serving as clerk for nearly the same period, has also completed duties at the store.

Langdon Greene Bath Maine

Mrs. Cecil Fullerton Improves After Illness

Mrs. Cecil Fullerton of Huse Street, previously confined to bed, has shown marked improvement and is now able to be up and about at home.

Cecil Fullerton Huse Street

Berry and Kliice Families Host Saturday Evening

Mr and Mrs Arthur L Berry and Mr and Mrs Howard Kliice held an informal gathering Saturday evening in Portland, sharing light conversation and refreshments with friends.

Arthur L. Berry Howard Kliice

Mrs Pillsbury Reunites With Husband After Military Leave

Mrs Alfred P Pillsbury Jr formerly Patricia Sewall received word her husband MT Sgt Pillsbury USA arrived in Bainbridge Maryland Monday. He will join her in Bath at her parents home once he receives his honorable discharge.

Alfred P. Pillsbury, Jr Patricia Sewall MT Sgt Pillsbury USA Sta Bainbridge Bath Edward Sewall High Street

Meeting Derailed Red Cross Drive Plan At Home Event

Mrs. George ke Bowsts hosted a March meeting at Trufant Street residence attended by two members and a guest. Plans were made to shift toward a Red Cross drive and a diversion of a bean game occurred. Prizes included a fluted dish. refreshments were served. The next gathering is set for March 20 with Mrs Harold Tobey as assisting hostess.

George Ke Bowsts Trufant Merbers Red Cross Lucky Number Arc

Sterling Bible Class Met for Monthly Meeting

Sterling Bible Class of Corliss Street church met in the vestry to conduct monthly business with Mrs. Warren McIntire presiding in the president’s absence. Bible questions were answered, new ones given, and plans discussed for April. Members contributed to birthday bank and reported on the annual Washington's Birthday silver tea at Mrs. William P. Hatch’s home with a generous treasury addition and notes on upcoming evening meetings.

Sterling Bible Class Corliss Street Church Warren McIntire John Hunt Hunt Jacob Wheeler Wilfred Chaney Louise Taylor Alice Stilphen Josephine Sheldon Ira Boy Taylor Washington William P. Hatch Treasury Mary Gillespie Julia Boyd Delma Bragg Lizzie B. C. Chaney Ruby Campbell

Winter Street Ladies Aid Plans Supper and Meetings

The Winter Street church Ladies Aid met with 50 members. They voted to host a banquet March 13 for the Cosmopolitan club, with Mrs. Arthur C. Lemont in charge. An all day sewing meeting is set for March 19 for Memorial Hospital. April 10 will feature a silver tea and a rummage sale. Committees include Mrs. Fred Foote and others for the sale, with funds to support hymn book, Red Cross, and club magazine subscriptions. Hostesses for Friday include Mrs. Reginald Farnham and others. A talk and sale by Mrs. Marcia Knight will precede the meeting at 2 PM.

Ladies Aid Winter Street Cosmopolitan Club Arthur C. Lemont Clifford Tha Bread John Sylves Memorial Hospital Fred Foote Fireside Club Red Cross Reginald Farnham Archie Doyle Tryve Carlsen Sarah Adams

Postmen Auxiliary plans April meeting at Marcia Street

The Postmen's Auxiliary held a meeting last Wednesday with Mrs Elsie Hodgkins at 1291 Washington and planned the April 3 gathering with Mrs Joseph Molin at 4 Marcia Street. Members worked on a Red Cross Afghan and enjoyed refreshments hosted by Mrs Hodgkins. Present were Mrs James McLaughlin, Mrs Joseph McLaughlin, Mrs Oscar Tangs, Cyril Varney, Mrs Mel Wakefield, Velma Cornish, and Mrs Hodgkins.

Elsie Hodgkins Washington Street Velmar Cornish Esident Joseph Molin Marcia Street Red Cross James McLaughlin Joseph McLaughlin Oscar Tangs Cyril

Inner Wheel Meets at Mrs Wolstenholmes Home

The Inner Wheel group met Thursday at 1 30 pm at 95 Court Street hosted by Mrs George B Wolstenholme. Desserts and coffee were served. President Mrs Charles B Doyle appointed a committee to secure a speaker and organize hospital work.

George B. Wolstenholme Court Street Fred Hill Charles B. Doyle Wolstenholme Harold Troop

Meeting Set at Mrs Carl Ae gon Home

The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Carl Ae gon on Green street on March 2.

Senbalie Charles Carl Aegon Green Street

Community notices and council appointments in Bath

Local Bath council details include appointments for Mrs. Donald Watt and Roy Mar as members. Juliette Lowe Day activities and a upcoming date for a meeting are announced. Arthur Bowker and Mrs Bowker host sessions at the Community Center on Mondays and Thursdays. A field advisor session, April 29, and training for community problem discussion are noted. Additions to the council and mentions of delegates and a national convention in City, New Jersey are listed.

Middle Street Donald Watt Roy Mar Juliette Lowe John Er Arthur Bowker Ears Community Center Bowker Upell Bath Council Rost Sonnel Eers Miss Rothenberge Qone Patker Loring -Addit City N. J. Etchea Aschisa Ma Ie A. Dole Jo Parker Jiss Beatrice Bouton R. Clinton MceFadden Edward Dale True J. Russell Fell Grant Louis A

Free Will Workers at Corliss Street Church Meeting

Members of the Free Will Workers at Corliss Street church voted to donate to a Cross drive now in progress. Mrs. William P and Mrs. Clara Coombs were named as appointees with Mrs. Ruby Preble and Mrs. Wilfred W. Chaney involved. A history of the society was presented and hosted by Mrs. John Shaw with a social hour and refreshments. A quilting session is planned for next Wednesday afternoon at the small vestry.

Corliss Street King Coreek William P Clara Coombs Ed Ruby Preble Wilfred W. Chaney John Shaw Flora Robbins

Theta Chapter Meeting Notes and Upcoming Events

Beta Sigma Phi Theta Chapter met Tuesday with Mrs Richard Haskell to discuss canceling March 1 meeting. On March 21 Miss Eleanor and Miss Jean Danforth will host at High street, doll bazaar items collected. Founders Day Bath chapter planned a program titled Travel. Boston resident Mrs P J Graussiack welcomed. Attendees listed include Mrs John A Greene Jr and Miss Madge Stacy among others.

Beta Sigma Phi Richard Haskell North Street John A. Greene, Jr Eleanor Jean Danforth High Street Bath Boston Brunswick P. J. Graussiack Catharine Legard Madge Stacy John M. Conley, Jr Harmon Eliason Linwood Haynes Albert Thompson Stanley Hatch Roberta Hathorne Harry Ring, Jr Roland Trott William Bryle Nathan Watson Dwight Rowe Helen Hayes This City P. J. Graystick Paul Hayes

Allegra Girl Scouts Meeting Summary

Allegra Girl Scouts met last Wednesday led by Selma Cum and Mia attended with a fee discussed. The group addressed uniform-related concerns and participation at the Milton location.

Allegra Mia al Clair Milton Selma Cumwe Soterdee

Local club to host talk by Roria Brown at April meeting

Members will gather at Roria Brown's home on April 3 for the next club meeting. The group notes 62 hours of service completed and continues its ongoing talk work.

Answeroria Brown

Teachers' Club Meeting Reports Play Choice

The Teachers' Club met at a Poschers venue with Miss Eleanor Danforth presiding. Mrs Dintee Staples and others were present as teachers, with Barbara Whitney reading the secretary's report and plans noted for an August conference by the MTA.

Poschers Morse Peerat Abbot Wee Te Baker Gertride Dintee Staples MTA Wasy Club Eleanor Danforth Barbara Whitney

Queen Esther Lodge Meeting Recap

Queen Esther Rebekah lodge met Tuesday with visiting members present. An art talk by Beatrice Moore about California life delighted the group. A rehearsal followed, and the next regular meeting is set for March 19 with a card-playing program and prizes at each table. A 5 30 premeeting meal precedes the gathering.

Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge

Telephone Bridge Party At 21 Willow Street

A pleasant Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tobey 21 Willow street featured a telephone bridge party hosted by Luther Simpson and Mrs Edward LeMoine. Seven tables were in play as many ladies attended with husbands. Spring blooms enhanced the home while Mrs Key, Mrs Earl Pride and Mae Ow Miam Fortin served refreshments.

Harold Tobey Willow Street Con- Geneate Luther Mpson Edward LeMoine Key Earl Pride Mae Ow Miam Fortin

Odd Ladies Meet to Discuss Donation Efforts

A muddled report shows members of Moe lodge Odd Ladies meeting to decide on a donation to a local pad or bell project. Attendees included Louise Rogers and Mrs Wiles among others, with several members reported ill.

Moe Lodge Odd Louise Rogers Yy Be Wiles Aderton Anerton Bates

Government quarterly section convenes in We terville

A government quarterly meeting in We terville was convened by officials including the treasurer and Mrs. Ger- to discuss local matters. The report notes attendance by B. Co and other city representatives.

Weterville Ree B. Co Artis Ger

Halifax lodge plans first postwar field day event

Waterville group led by vice governress Bla Simpson votes to hold a field day as the first since the war. A reception will honor Mrs Maud Pray and conductor Mrs Eva Turner. Fancy work table run by Ways and Means boosts the treasury.

Mary Procter Halifax Waterville Dusasewis Sota A . Bla Simpson Pearl eSie Ie No City Praupiler Querie Maud Pray Eva Turner Treasury

Co-Workers Class at First Baptist Meeting

The Co-Workers class of First Baptist Church met Friday evening with Mrs. Laura Arrington on North Street. An entertainment by Mrs. Nella Stover and Mrs. Florence Woodside featured games and refreshments arranged by Mrs. Nellie Hynes. An invitation to meet at Mrs. Len G. Spinney’s home was extended for April, with committees named for service and entertainment.

First Baptist Church Laura Rrington North Street Nella Stover Flamence Woodside Neelie Hynes Len? G. Spinney Bertha Furber Lo: Goodwin George F. Oliver Inte Sotheard Harriet Noes Core Blakeney Lotta Goodwin Evelyn Sotheard Jeco Woodside Mae Armstrong Lena Spinney Nellie Hynes Cortrpe Ie Wakefield Julia

Cosmopolitan Garden Club Holds Meeting on Bible Lands Theme

Cosmopolitan Lane club met Monday afternoon with 11 members present. Welcome backs included Mrs Allee Churchill and Miss Elizabeth Dunbar after months away. Mrs Fred Quinby stood in for the secretary. Mrs Charles L Kinney led, presenting a program titled Women of the Bible Lands and discussing flowers and plants referenced in scripture. Several members were confined at home by illness earlier in March.

Cosmopolitan Lane Club Allee Churchill Elizabeth Dunbar Morris Povich Fred Quinby Charles L. Kinney Women of the Bible Lands Kenney Wallace Ham James Knight

Girl Scout Leaders Honor Mrs Skelton in Meeting

A continuation of coverage details a gathering of Girl Scout leaders led by Mrs William L Skelton. The session covered future plans and community involvement.

William L. Skelton

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