Bath society lists many visitors and births
Bath society notes a parade of visitors and relatives calling in Bath and nearby towns. Mrs Ewa Marriner of Frye visits her daughter. Mrs Elizabeth Thurlow funeral services observed. the contemporary page reports births at Memorial Hospital and at Brunswick. Albert Whitney Jr. returns to the University of Maine. Nicky Kakos USN resumes ship duties after leave. Miss Dorothy Dow now club photographer in Boston. Ina Anderson returns to Thomaston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dow
Boston
Ina Anderson
Thomaston
Bath
Hyde Windlass Co
Camden
Rave Event Spotted in Portland Morning Washout
A brief note flags a morning rave in Portland attracting local crowds amid mild weather. Police reported no incidents as attendees dispersed after sunrise.
Augusta God of Dummer Dens Two Tuition Claim
Fragmentary note mentions Augusta and Governor Dummer with a claim about a two tuition amount. No clear date or full names to verify. Further readable context is needed to produce a precise summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Dummer Iis
Local notices from Thomaston and nearby cities
Betty and a Karney of Bath visit Beverly and Marilyn ey of Thomaston. Mr and Mrs Nicholas Miha ly head to Massachusetts Memorial for a check up. Return expected tomorrow. Edward Ory and Frank Hinds families attend funeral in Brooklyn for Stephen F. Nosen. Mrs Perleyster of Washington street ill at New England Baptist Hospital. Max P Good and Margaret E Huse announce birth of twins February 8 at Aroostook General Hospital Houston. Roland Trott visits after weekend with family on Middle street. Clergymen Kinney and Oliver attend Preaching Conference in Boston. Louise Briggs of Brimmer School home in weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank
Edward Ory
Frank Hinds
Robert
Milton Footer
Brooklyn
Stephen F. Nosen
Max P. Good
Monticello
Aroostook General Hospital
Houston
Good
Margaret E. Huse
Harry M. Huse
Snow Park
Roland Trott
Massachusetts
Middle Street
Louise Briggs
Brimmer School
Boston
Edmund P. Briggs
Center Street
Revered Navy Chaplains Visit Old Friends Over Weekend
Lieut. Raymond Putnam USNR and Mrs Putnam visited the city over the weekend calling on old friends. He is a former minister at Central church and attended yesterday morning's service. Lieut. Leonard Litchfield USNR spent the weekend with family and parents and left Sunday afternoon for New London to resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Raymond Putnam
USNR
Leonard Litchfield, Usnr
New London
Ladies Attend Shower in Brunswick as Dean Family Prepares Move
Mrs. Howard Bates, Mrs. Dun can McInnes, Mrs. Roger Luke, and Mrs. Alton Parker attended a shower and fare well for Dean of Brunswick on February 2 at the home of Mrs. Edward Birch on Longfellow Avenue. Mrs. Dean and her three children plan to join Mr. Dean in Alaska soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bates
Duncan McInnes
Roger Luke
Alton Parker
Brunswick
Edward Birch
Longfellow Avenue
Dean
Alaska
Mrs Carl Pierson Jr and sons relocate to Chicago area
Mrs. Carl Pierson Jr and her two sons Peter and Carl III leave Sunday to reside in Chicago Illinois. Lieut. Pierson plans to join them in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Pierson, Jr
Peter
Carl
Chicago
Iil
Lieut. Pierson
Pastor Staples Leaves Bath for Alabama Post
Rev. Alfred A. Staples formerly of Bath departed Tuesday for Evergreen Alabama where he serves as pastor of the First Baptist church after spending a week with his father William A. Staples of East Brunswick. Arthur Pratt of North Street returned to work at Hyde Windlass Co. Monday after a two month absence due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A. Staples
Bath
Evergreen
Ala
First Baptist Church
William A. Staples
East Brunswick
Arthur Pratt
North Street
Hyde Windlass Co
Ness
Mrs Alfred P McCabe Returns From Canada Visit
Mrs Alfred P McCabe of Lincoln Street returns home Sunday after visiting relatives in Canada for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred P. McCabe
Lincoln Street
Canada
Grace Lloyd Aids At Old Folks Home For Nurse Fannie Gass Ill
Mrs. Grace Lloyd of South assists at the Old Folks home where nurse Fannie Gass has been confined to her room with illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lloyd of
Southall
Fannie Gass
Raffle Event Details At Green Street Meeting
Mrs Haynes presided as 20 members attended a committee including Miss Helen Hayes and Madge. A dealer to Mrs Edwin R Andrews was appointed with Miss Eleanor Danforth Stanley Hatch and Wetherbee involved. A lunch was served after the event scheduled for February 19.
Wesley Church Women Discuss Social Relations Plan
The Wesley Church Women’s Society of Christian Africa presents a talk with pictures and maps. Mrs Weeks heads the committee for the Church Social Relations with a plan for the year and instructions issued. Committees and hostesses are named for March meetings and the Ministerial Association luncheon on March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Africa
Fred Weeks
Walter Upham
Donald McRae
Ella Coombs
Merle Niles
Willard McLean
Elnora Oliver
George Hopkins
Andrewee
Madelyn Small
Jennie
Weeks
Niles
Ineliudi
Llewellyn Rogers
William Temple
Eldridge Woods
Stanley
Bessie Dickinson
Central Aid Card Party Held At Parish House
A successful card party sponsored by the Ladies Aid occurred at Central church parish house on Wednesday. Prizes in contract were awarded to Mrs. Fred Hayward, with consolation going to Mrs. David Alkazin and Mrs. Harold Tobey. Tables featured players such as Mrs. Luther Thom, Charles T. ee, Mrs. Bonney, and Mrs. Leonsed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lewis Sanborn, Mrs. Eugene Sprague, Mrs. Perry Thompson, and Mrs. George Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church Parish House
Ladies Aid
Fred Hayward
David Alkazin Yew
Harold Tobey
Aeme Bay
Luther Thom
Charles T. Ee
Some T. Bonney
Leonsed
Lewis Sanborn
Eugene Sprague
Perry Thompson
George Wallace
South End PTA Hosts Open House at Weeks Street School
South End PTA held an open house night at Weeks Street School last Tuesday with many parents viewing student work. Teachers shared school matters and plans were announced for a February 17 chicken pie supper at the high school for the Rod and Gun Club, with Mrs. Everett Quimby in charge of dining and a kitchen committee chaired by several named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Everett Quimby
Arthur Berry
Orris
Car
Deering
Ro King
John Hunt
Girl Scout Court Case Mentioned In Fragments
Fragments reference a girl scout event or meeting with names such as Beatrice Bou and others, unclear context, and possible dates or roles. The scrambled text mentions Mrs Additon and Mrs Chiba alongside Beatrice Bou and unnamed scouts.
Co-Workers Class Meeting At First Church
The First Church workers class held a meeting last week in Vernon Miller Center. The entertainment committee included Mrs Harriet Wright and Mrs Mae, with refreshments by Mrs Lotta Win and other members. Attendees listed include Mrs Nella Saver, Mrs Helen Hall Harrington and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
Vernon Miller
Center
Harriet Wright
Mae
Cone Pee Wee
Julia Adams
Lotta Goodwin
Mac Armstrong
Evelyn Sotheard
Miller
Inner Wheel Meeting Hosts Miss Virginia Drew Guest
Inner Wheel met with 22 members and one guest at Mrs Ralph Warren s home on Washington street. Miss Virginia Drew handwriting analyst spoke from Bath about Rotary connections and potential information she could share for similar events. Members expressed sympathy for Mrs Rupert Irvine over the death of her aunt Mrs Ida Brown and discussed aid for war torn Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inner Wheel
Ralph Warren
Washington Street
Virginia Drew
Bath
Lions Club
Miss Drew
Rotary Clubs
Charles B. le
Ige E. Sargent
Opens House
Sargent
Rotary
Drew
Micas
Rupert Irvine
Ida Brown
Irvine
Europe
Winter Street Men's Club at World Series of Ball
The Winter Street Men’s Club met to discuss the World Series of Ball held last fall. Members reviewed teams and outcomes, noting local interest and community involvement in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Vague wartime aid groups meet at Memorial Hospital
An informal gathering of Ladies Aid and Ladies Auxiliary officers took place in the men's room at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Charles W. Messenger presided as hostesses prepared refreshments and arranged items for the event with several assistants aiding in sorting tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rile Teers
Ladies Aid
Serasing
Club 42 Sets Prizes and Charity in Meeting
Club 42 decided to allocate proceeds from the Package penne event to a monthly door prize and donate the rest to standing charity. They chose an outstanding graduating girl for the car award at the mid month saloon event. Dorothy Thusias was guest of Barbara. The third Thursday monthly meetings will be closed to private city matters. Members may invite guests at other meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perty
Elhoed
Mid
Saloo
Doroth
Thusias
Barbara
Cty
Myrtle Lodge Ladies Plan Washingtons Birthday Event
Myrtle Lodge of Ladies met Friday evening to vote a supper, with Mrs Sadie Bae and Mrs Jennie Oliver on the committee. They discussed a Washingtons Birthday party to accompany degree night. Officers were to wear white, with Lizzie B C Chaney acting lady governess assisted by Lucelia Blake acting governor, trustee, Elsie and Florence Addison. Installation of officers slated for March 8 in Waterville with Fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
Sadie Bae
Jennie Oliver
Washington
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Lucelia Blake
Elsie
Florence Addison
Waterville
Fort
Past Matrons Club Members Named
Alkazin Carl Potendors Ada Deering Mrs George Merrill listed among past matrons in a local club roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oost Past Matrons Club
Dunlap Commandery Conclave Confers Red Cross Honors
At the Conclave of the Commandery on Tuesday evening the Red Cross was conferred on new candidates. The gathering featured an escort and expressed strong interest, with expectations of a fine evening ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Co
Red Crom
Central Church Men Elect New President
The Central Church Men’s Club elected new president Geom Stacey at a recent meeting. The committee also announced plans for the next gathering scheduled for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Geom Stacey
Philathena Class Banquet Planned For February 26
Banquet planning details include comms arrangements by Mrs Bernice Achorn Mrs Othy Davis and Mrs Ruth Ames. Reports read on family socials appointments made for one month include Mrs Marie Berry Amanda King Mrs Dor othy Davis and Mrs Jessie Noron. Ruth Freeman and Amanda King led the program. Talentings and Chinese tournament noted. Amanda Was Winter of the Refreshints chaired by ments. Doris Lutz and Elizabeth Glidden assisted. Next meeting set for March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Achorn
Othy Davis
Ruth Ames
Marie Berry
Amanda King
Dorothy Davis
Jessie Noron
Ruth Freeman
Doris Lutz
Elizabeth Glidden
Faith Supper Brings Community Together at Salvation Army
A Salvation Army faith supper gathered a good crowd with potato dishes salmon salad and corn casserole served alongside tea. After dining a singing session around the piano followed, as attendees planned to attend another Faith event in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
In, Reid
Tte
Miles
Mise
Lillian Durston
Dorothy Marshall
Eva
Redlons Win Tight Tuesday League Standings
Redlon's held the lead with 10, Steeves 5, Pontics 3 as the team carried their drive while teammates scored in the 490s to aid the effort. No changes in standings occurred after last night’s results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlon
Steeves
Pontics
Pune
Ee Ee
Y Volley Ball Victory Overcome Church Rival
A garbled sports note reports a 3-0 victory by Y Volley Ball over a rival team amid a community gym night at the MC 6 A Vat Office setting, with unclear references to opponents and pace.
Winter Street Auxiliary Meeting Highlights
The Winter Street Ladies Auxiliary met again with a large turnout. Guest speaker John Tescently returned from overseas service was introduced by Mrs. John Rae. Mr. Shepard gave a slide narrated talk and Mr. Shapers, son of Mrs. Lena, discussed bank duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
John Tescently
John
Personal notices from local social pages
Jumbled local society notes mention Mrs. Samuel Levin of the Bath Department Store and Mrs. Harold Thayer. References include Carolyn Thomson visiting Mrs George Kilbride on Cleveland Street, and messages about Mrs. Perley Ater of Washington and C. P. Darling of the nursing service in Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Levin
Bath Department
Harold Thayer
Ralph Morong Liddon
Carolyn Thomson
George Kilbride
Cleveland Street
Perley Ater
Washington
Boston
C. P. Darling
Saco Ital
Incoherent fragmentary note on a Rae case
Brief unreadable line references a Rae incident with vague claims of violation and credit. No clear persons, places, or outcomes are identifiable from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Cecil L. Fullerton
William S. Newell
Ee Ee Neta Coed
Ewa Marriner
Fryearrived Org
John M. Conley, Jr
Park
E. Morse
Street Park
Mr Morse
Holyoke, Mass
Ernest Wade
Ww Street
Portland
Cumberland Mills
Frances Imbimbo
Mildred Minster
Hallowell
Sam Carmull
Mass
Elizabeth E. Thurlow
Joseph Ee Oesee
Ian Earl Morang
Middle
Albert Gray
Parker Head
the Memorial Hos
Albert E. Whitney, Jr
Albert E. Whitney
University of Maine
USB. A.A. F
Ralph D. Warren
Wash Street
Panied Sons
Jackie
Gorham
Mabel Harris
Bruce H. M. White
Brunsee
Fulton
Maine Chrisan
Fred Anderson
Wes Ae Seen Sa Sen Ey
Tale Aehes
Wil H. Daley
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Mornday
Nicky Kakos
USN
Wilson Fitzgerald
Lewiston City Hall
Auburn
John Jones, Jr
Harry A. Beals
Wiscasset
Uth Portland
The
Osteopathic Hospital
Charles L. Chalmers
Joel Edwin
Ellen Kittredge
Minal Rave
Portland Gael
Betty
A Karney
Visi
Beverly
Marilyney
Nicholas Mihaly
Massachusetts Memorial Tal
Charles L. Kinney
Beacon Street Methodist Church
C. B. Oliver
Wesley Church
Copey Methodist Church
Wesley Church Women
Central Aid
Pythian Sisters
Lowell Temple
Pythian
Dorothy Stone
Rebecca Ferguson
Rebecca
Lois Knights
Minnie Harrington
South End P.T.A
Lo Additon
Chiba
Beatrice Bou
Corin
Eer SS
Meek Wit
Svc
Oa Fe
Genesta Circle
CLUB
Dunlap. Commandery
Philathea
Redlons
Meret
B. Bratiscomb
R. Small
Ascene
H. McCabe
M. Oliver
B. Philbrick
P.C. B. I. W. Office
Tera Eeengese Ke Tymers ‘Ramblers Severece
Miss Eva
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