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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1950

Page

4

Bath Society Notes Show Local Events and Visits

Robert E. Frederickson aboard USS E. G. Small in the Mediterranean made liberty calls at Augusta Sicily Naples Jidda and Tripoli. Many Bath residents attend hospital visits, road trips, and social events including club meetings lectures and flower show planning in March.

Robert E. Frederickson Wwon Street E. G. Small Small Sixth Fleet Mediterranean Augusta Sicily Naples Italy Jidda Saudi Arabia Tripoli North Africa

Earle Perkins Visits Bath for Week at Cranberry Point

Earle Perkins of Washington D C was visiting Bath this week and spending several weeks at his summer home at Cranberry Point.

Earle Perkins Washington, D. C Bath Cranberry Point

Portland Visit By Mrs Ruth Clark Of Marshall Avenue

Miss Ruth Clark of Marshall avenue visited Portland on Saturday.

Ruth Clark Marshall Avenue Portland

Miss Catherine Powers Weekend Visit in Auburn

Miss Catherine Powers teacher in Auburn spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs H Martin Powers of 540 Washington Street. Mr and Mrs Harvey A Over returned to Gardiner after a week with Mrs Hooper's sister Mrs Hobart F Ames and Mr Richard N Hooper of South Portland were a recent dinner guests of Mr Hooper's aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Ames.

Ae Seekins Washington Street Carleton W. Lowell Middle Street Fidssie M. Beals North Street Catherine Powers Auburn Qué H. Martin Powers Harvey A. Over Gardiner

Mr. and Mrs Harvey Chaples Honeymoon Return

Mr and Mrs Harvey Chaples who wed March 1 have just returned from Washington DC where they enjoyed their honeymoon They plan to rent an apartment at 1650 Preble Jane.

Harvey Chaples Washing D. C Preble Jane

Burnham's Auto Supply Names New Manager

Cecil L. Fullerton of 27 Huse Street is introduced as the new manager of Burnham's Auto Supply Co., succeeding Edmund L. Mocklar who relocated to Westboro Massachusetts last week.

Cecil L. Fullerton Huse Street Burnham's Auto Supply Co Edmund L. Mocklar Westboro Mass

Census crew leaders named for Sagadahoc and Cumberland counties

The selected crew leaders for the 17th Decennial Census in Sagadahoc and Cumberland counties are Carl P. Piper of Bath, Sagadahoc, and Mrs. Leslie Kaiser of Freeport and Mrs. Patricia Lowery of Brunswick, Cumberland, who will supervise area enumerators.

Sagadahoc Cumberland Carl P. Piper Bath Leslie Kaiser Freeport Patricia Lowery Brunswick

Miss Norma Jean Drummond Returns From Vacation

Miss Norma Jean Drummond a Fort Fairfield teacher returned Saturday after a spring vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Norman J Drummond Arrowsic.

Norma Jean Drummond Fort Fairfield Norman J. Drummond Arrowsic

Snow and Deering Guests in Bath Visit Massachusetts Pair

Mrs. Alice Rowe Snow and her husband Ed ward Rowe Snow with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snow of Massachusetts are hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Carroll A. Deering and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Moffatt at 385 Washington Street Bath. Mrs. Alice Rowe Snow dined with Mrs. Helen Wilkie at 2 Bowman Street on Thursday.

Alice Rowe Snow Edward Rowe Snow Donald Snow Massachusetts Carroll A. Deering Frederick Moffatt Washington Street Bath Helen Wilkie Bowman Street

Local notes on residents and visiting relatives

Stephen Chubbuck is convalescing at home after illness. Mr. and Mrs. Bowen Torrey of West Bath traveled to Boston for the Mrs. Leon Pennell Jr. family visit. Center street residents Lee Jane and Joyce Ellen Pennell are weeklong guests of Mrs. Pennell’s sister in Portsmouth. James Steen and family purchased 1485 Washington Street from George Clough Jr. Boston trip covered by several residents for the 79th Flower Show at Mechanics Building.

Stephen Chubbuck Raymond G. Chubbuck Washington Street Bowen Torrey West Bath Boston Leon Pennell, Jr Lee Jane Joyce Ellen Center Street James Steen Oak Street George Clough, Jr Edward V. Reed C. P. Hall Percy Bailey Agatha Lennox Jane Goodman Mechanics Building

Miss Mabel Myers returns home after hospital stay

Miss Mabel Myers of Shaw Street has returned home from Memorial Hospital where she was confined for two and a half months due to broken legs.

Mabel Myers Shaw Street

Family Visit Highlights Long Island Travel

Mr and Mrs Harold Small and their son David of Rockville Center Long Island visited Mrs Small’s mother Mrs George Dennison in Freeport and Mrs Small’s aunt Mrs Myra Pennell at 14 High Street during a week long stay.

Harold Small David Rockville Center Long Island, N. Y Small George Dennison Freeport Myra Pennell High Street

Mrs Harold Rogers Returns Home From Memorial Hospital

Mrs Harold Rogers of 27 High Street returns home to convalescence after nearly five weeks at Memorial hospital following an illness or injury.

Harold Rogers High Street Memorial Hospital

Hitch Cocks Attend Glee Club Concert at Memorial Hall

Captain and Mrs. R. S. Hitch cock of Washington Street were among attendees at the Smith Bowdoin College Glee Club concert Saturday evening at Memorial Hall.

R. S. Hitchcock Washington Street Smith-Bowdoin College Memorial Hall

Social notes include visits and gatherings across multiple homes

Miss Sarah Libby Silverman and Miss Mary Geddes return to Emerson College after weekend with Silverman’s parents in Boston. Families from Portland to Bath report illness of Mrs. Madelyn Merrill convalescing at home in St Petersburg. St Patrick’s Silver Tea hosted by Beacon Street church women’s society Friday afternoon. University of Maine student Fred Bolduc visits with Mrs Bolduc. Weekend guests gather at Pine Street home and other residences across several states.

George Boynton Burdette College Boston Harland Bynton North Street Sarah Libby Silverman Mary Geddes Daytona Beach Fla Miss Silverman Emerson College Jane Shea Everett Lemont Woman's Society of Christian Service Beacon Street Church Fred Bolduc University of Maine Mrs. Bolduc Turner’s Court

Mrs Bowker and son visit Bath relatives and Boston trip

Mrs. Eugene Bowker and Eugene Jr visit Bowker's parents Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Fullerton of Huse street. Mrs. Linwood Boardman and her sister Mrs. Walter Austin of Falmouth Foreside go to Boston for a week visiting Mrs. Frederick Ockerbloom and attend the Flower Show. Mrs. Boardman leads the Cosmopolitan Garden club.

Eugene Bowker Eugene, Jr Linwood Boardman Walter Austin Falmouth Boston Frederick Ockerbloom Helen Haraden Bath Boardman Cosmopolitan Garden Club

Boston Flower Show Trip By Bowker and Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bowker with Mrs. Carolyn Carpenter and Mrs. Cynthia Moses traveled to Boston on Sunday to attend the Flower Show exhibition.

Arthur Bowker Carolyn Carpenter Cynthia Moses Boston

Miss Nancy Sewall Attends Bowdoin Smith Glee Club Concert

Miss Nancy Sewall of Boston visited her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall II on Washington Street. She attended the Bowdoin Smith College Glee Clubs Concert at Bowdoin College Saturday evening.

Nancy Sewall Boston Arthur Sewall, II Washington Street Bowdoin-Smith College Bowdoin College

Harold Ferguson Returns From Boston Quincy's Visit on Business

Harold Ferguson of West Bath has returned after a two week trip to Boston and Quincy Mass where he went on business.

Harold Ferguson West Bath Boston Quincy Mass

Mr and Mrs Thorns' L Fair Dennison

Mr and Mrs Thorns announce the wedding of L Fair Dennison on Green Street in a quiet ceremony.

Vernon Crocker Visits Kin in City

Vernon Crocker of the US Navy is visiting his grandfather Joel R LIlly and his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Charles Whitehouse at 484 Washington Street for a few days.

Vernon Crocker USN Joel R. Lilly Charles Whitehouse Washington Street

Bowdoin graduate awards and regional visits noted

James H. Bonney among Bowdoin graduates now receiving annual awards from a fund established in 1891 in memory of University of Vermont. Residents and visitors from Woolwich Bath Danforth and Portland are listed with travel plans illnesses and social visits including gatherings in Washington Sebasco and Topsham.

James H. Bonney Bowdoin University of Vermont

Child Suffers Leg Fracture After Stair Accident

Miss Marilyn Leask, 18 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Leask of 1497 Washington Street, fell on stairs Monday afternoon breaking a leg. She was taken to Memorial hospital for X rays and cast applied Tuesday to remain five weeks.

Marilyn Leask William Leask Washington Street Memorial Hospital

Mrs Adelia King Returns Home Improving

Mrs Adelia King of West Bath, once a Brunswick hospital patient for several weeks, has returned home and is improving daily. Miss Alice Green of 1020 High street was taken to Memorial hospital Tuesday night and will undergo a tonsillectomy Thursday. Green is a fifth grade student at North Grammar school.

Heather Jean McClure Washington Street Memorial Hospital Alice Russ Memorial Hospe Betty Downing Russell Street Russ Lewiston Memorial Hosptal Richard Barter Richard Herman Barter Marcia Street Morse High School William Fraser Chestnut Street Adelia King West Bath Brunswick Hospital Alice Green Leland Green High Street Miss Green North Grammar School

Bangor Couple Guests of Delaney Family Over Weekend

Mr and Mrs Richard Delaney of Bangor stayed with Mrs Delaney and Henry S Delaney at 19 Russell Street over the weekend.

Richard S. Delaney Bangor Mr. Delaney Henry S. Delaney Mrs. Delaney Russell Street

North Bath student earns B average and major at college

Graydon M. Smith of North Bath a student at the Northeast ern Business College Portland lists at the school as announced Tuesday He has a B average for the first semester and majors in Typing and Study Plan of Education Paul Sirois son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Sirois 247 Water street entered Bath Memorial hospital Tuesday evening He is a member of the eighth grade at Central Grammar School

Graydon M. Smith North Bath Northeastern Business College Portland Smith Paul Sirois Eugene Sirois Water Street Bath Memorial Hospital Paul Lat Central Grammar School

Bath Societies and Clubs Meet at Temple Hostesses Named

Genesta Sewing group met Thursday evening at the Temple with Mrs. Edith Rich and Mrs. Alice Potter as hostesses. A work committee included Lynch Morse, Mrs. Viola Osgood, and Mrs. Ruth Smith. a sick committee listed several members. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is planned for March 23 with Rose Rogers and hostesses.

Genesta Sewing Nn Temple Edith Rich Alice Potter Lyn Morse Viola Osgood Ruth Smith Margaret Lonn Carrie Thompson Rose Rogers Pha Richardson Marguerite Cutting Evelyn Morse Doris Tobey Anne Minott Athena Gillespie Eleanor Merchant

Winter Street Aid Plans Rummage Sale for April 25

Ladies' Aid of Winter Street church met with hostesses including Mrs. Leavitt and Mrs. Ham. A business session set the rummage sale date for April 25. Rev. Purdue continued Lenten talks and will discuss Joy next week. Tea was served. hostesses for next week were named.

Winter Street Church Edgar Leavitt Wallace Ham Carl Swanton Roscoe P. McFadden Amy Irish Edgar Nadine Leavitt Joseph O. Purdue Charles F. Jacobs First Congregational Church Waterloo Iowa Purdue Ernest Freemont Tittle First Methodist Church Evanston Ill Edward B. Smith Henry McCabe Horace Ward John Atwood Scott Golder John Gillespie Martha Crooker

Nurses Alumnae Plan Charity and Social Events

The Nurses Alumnae Association met in the Cosmo politan club directors room with President Mrs Elwood Legzard. They voted donations to Pine Tree Society and March of Dimes and discussed a March 16 dessert bridge and a May Ball with a coordinating committee. A white elephant sale followed the meeting and refreshments were served by committee members.

Nurses Alumnae Association Cosmopolitan Club Elwood Legzard Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc March of Dimes Arthur Hutchins, Jr Stanley Brown John Voorhees Lauriat Pomerleau Fred Thompson George Gallant Connie Murphy Clarence Fullerton Alfred McCabe Harold Perkins Dorothy Milliken

Teen-Age Sewing Circle Leaders Share Luncheon Skills

The Teen-Age Sewing Circle 4-H club met in Mrs Colbys room for luncheon. Mrs Colby distributed material while Marie Michaud Irene Everett and Martha Holmes taught skirt and apron making and measuring. Members listed include Joan Batchelder Marie Michaud Ann Cohen Hazel Warner Martha Holmes Marcia Marquis Helen Lemont Irene Everett Donna Guynn Marion Holmes Jean Berry Marjorie Bourget Jean Brown Kateri Costain Anne Singer Mary Talbot Sylvia Byrant.

4-H Mrs. Colby Marie Michaud Irene Everett Martha Holmes Joan Batchelder Ann Cohen Hazel Warner Marcia Marquis Helen Lemont Donna Guynn Marion Holmes Jean Berry Marjorie Bourget Jean Brown Kateri Costain Anne Singer Mary Talbot Sylvia Byrant

Central Ladies' Aid Meets at Central Church

Central Church Ladies' Aid met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Grace Lord as hostess. Due to weather President Mrs Olive Corliss was unable to attend. A quilt was tacked by Mrs Alice Sanborn and Mrs Ada Wallace. Sewing was done on Red Cross work. Committees for the Men's club supper March 14 were appointed with Mrs Charlotte Longfel Wallace in the dining room and Aid members to assist.

Central Church Ladies’ Aid Grace Lord Olive Corliss Alice Sanborn Ada Wallace Charlotte Longfel- Wallace Aid

Suburb Civic Club Welcomes New Member during Meeting

Suburb Civic club met Thursday evening at the Winneganee Community house with 18 members and one guest, Mrs Harold P Small. Mrs Arthur Perry was welcomed into the club as a new member.

Meeting allocates charity donations and future guest event

Members voted to donate five dollars to the Red Cross drive and five dollars to Pine Tree Society of Crippled Children and Adults Inc. After business, Mrs Zina Eaton demonstrated Swedish weaving with help from Mrs Harold P Small. The March 23 meeting will invite a guest and feature Mrs Charles Locke of Topsham speaking on plastic techniques. Committee includes Mrs Walter Morse chair and others.

Red Cross Pine Tree Society of Crippled Children and Adults, Inc Zina Eaton Harold P. Small Emery Footer Iva Rogers John Williams Charles Locke Topsham Walter Morse Robert P. Manson Danford McDonald Lloyd Rogers

Friendship Club Meets at Wesley Parsonage in Protest Action

The Friendship Club of Wesley church met at the parsonage Friday evening with president Walter E Upham leading the business session. Two films, Two Dollars and The Family on Trial, were shown and followed by an active discussion. The group sent telegrams to President Truman and Secretary Acheson protesting a Vatican ambassador. Attendees included Walter Upham and wife, Stanley Hunter and wife, Stanley Wallace, James R Knight Jr and wife, Marjorie Knight, W W McLain and Wilbert Small with Rev C Clifford Sargent and wife.

James R. Knight, Jr Marjorie Knight W. W. McLain Wilbert Small C. Clifford Sargent

Wesley Fellowship Youth Fellowship Meeting Recalls Film Aide

Wesley Youth Fellowship met Sunday evening for a short devotional service. A film strip was shown with Jack Waterhouse as projectionist and Rev. C. C. Sargent reading the commentary. A discussion followed, showing strong interest and thoughtful engagement among the young people.

Wesley Jack Waterhouse Rev C. C. Sargent

Hyde Windlass Recreation Association Elects Officers

Hyde Windlass Recreation Association held its annual meeting at Federal Street quarters. E. F. Ramsay was elected president with George Wilson vice president Harold E. Cutting secretary A N Packard treasurer Carl Dearborn director from shop Otis N E Card director from office Charles Whoebel director from office Guy Allenwood finance committee member. A program of color stills and motion pictures followed with Austin Morse providing films from a West trip and wartime scenes from England France and Germany. Ties were served.

Hyde Windlass Recreation Association Federal Street Quarters E. F. Ramsay George Wilson Harold E. Cutting A. N. Packard Carl Dearborn Otis N. E. Card Charles Whoebel Guy Allenwood

Bath Country Club Women Plan Bridge and Canasta Season

An enthusiastic Bath Country Club Women's division meeting at Miss Louise Trainor's home discussed plans for the coming season. The group intends to host several bridge and canasta parties and related activities.

Bath Country Club Louise Trainor

Ladies Golf Club Elects Buck Treasurer

Ms. Leon Buck was elected treasurer to replace Mrs. Edward Mocklar, whose resignation was accepted with regret. Mrs. Mocklar was a loyal member of the club and will be greatly missed. A rummage sale will be held at Central Church parish house on Saturday morning March 25.

Leon Buck Edward Mocklar

Fireside Club Discusses Maine High School Problems

Fireside club of Winter Street church met Sunday. De votions led by Barbara Mc Brine and Marion Snow. President Edwin Pert opened with speaker Mrs Joseph I Smith who spoke on problems in Maine High schools. Morse High School issues discussed. Next week Nathan W Watson Morse High French teacher will share experiences in France.

Winter Street Barbara McBrine Marion Snow Edwin Pert Joseph I. Smith Maine Morse Nathan W. Watson France

Winter Street Scouts Plan Weekend Hike With Explorers

Boy Scout Troop 55 of Winter Street church outlines a Saturday hike weather permitting. All non Explorers meet at 8 30 A M at Lincoln and North streets for a secret destination found via maps. Explorers hike separately with merit badge work guided by Dr Ralph D Warren and troop leaders.

Boy Scout Winter Street Lincoln North Streets Ralph D. Warren Leslie Shumway Peter Owen George Langbehn Robert Percy Martin Turpie Wayne Akeley Roger Skillings Jack Warren

Bath Elks Plan St Patrick Dance Tonight

The Bath Elks and their ladies host a St Patrick's dance and social at the Elks Home Friday from 9 to 12. Music by Vinnie Henderson's orchestra. Dignitaries from other lodges expected. local attendance near 100 percent. Activities committee led by Brian M. Jewett with assistants Kingsbury Wright Sturtevant Cummings Desmond and Comeau.

Bath Elks St. Patrick’s Vinnie Henderson Brian M. Jewett Percy W. Kingsbury Thomas Wright Arthur Sturtevant Robert Cummings Albert Desmond Chester Comeau

Central Church League Plans Easter Choir Breakfast

The Central Church League met at the parish house with Mrs Charles Locke of Topsham presenting Fashions in Plastic. A committee for the Easter Morning Choir Breakfast was named: April 9 chair Mrs Howard McPhee with Mrs George Moses, Mrs J Haviland Torrey, and Mrs William S Blair. A Saint Patrick's Day Tea is set for Friday at the parsonage with refreshments by Mrs Merritt A Mitchell and Mrs Howard McPhee. Hostesses for the next meeting will be Mrs Arthur Pratt and Mrs Rudolph McRae.

Central Church League Charles Locke Topsham Howard McPhee George Moses J. Haviland Torrey William S. Blair Merritt A. Mitchell Howard AcPhee Arthur Pratt Rudolph McRae

White Ribboners Resume WCTU Meetings

After a two month vacation the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union resumed meetings at Mrs. Harriet’s home, continuing its local program of temperance work and community outreach.

Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Harriet

Local church meeting held at Wrights with program and drive

The session at 104 Union Street Tuesday afternoon featured prayers, readings, and a community discussion. Mrs Frances Pearson led scripture and readings while Mrs Bertha Robinson and Mrs Frances Pearson organized the upcoming membership drive.

Francis Willard Lillian Hume Ruby Preble Pearson Frances Pearson Bertha Robinson Harriet Wright

Winter Street Auxiliary Plans Easter Hat Parade

The Winter Street church Ladies Auxiliary met Tuesday night serving a covered dish supper. The group formed the Easter Hat Parade plans for March 21 with tickets sold by members and at the door. A musical program followed with Rev. Orville Lozier of Portland addressing the gathering.

Winter Street Nina Freeman Doris Tobey Mary Caton Elizabeth Young Beatrice Leavitt Emma Purdue Ruth Wilson Mary Bruce Priscilla Cullen Sylvia Bowers Anna Hill Alice Johnson Selma Chubbuck Austin Miller Mildred Albee Chubbuck Orville O. Lozier Portland Maine Lozier

Central Men’s Club Plans Spring Meetings and Clambake

A small Central church Men’s Club meeting Tuesday night included informal discussion and tests. The Ladies’ Aid served the supper. Plans cover three upcoming sessions, with a tentative joint meeting with the Women’s League on April 28, and a clambake likely in late July. Rev Hodgkins presented a film strip Living As a Christian and spoke about the Sunday school.

Central Church Parish House Ladies’ Aid Women's League Mr. Hodgkins

Bnai Brith Leader Speaks on University Work

Louis M. Silverman vice president of the North Eastern Bnai Brith Council outlined the group’s important work with the Hillel Foundations at major universities during a Bath Bnai Brith gathering.

Louis M. Silverman B'nai B'rith Council B'nai B'rith Hillel Bath B'nai B’rith

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