Boston Flower Show Roars With Spring Beauty
Garden club members and others traveled to Boston last weekend to attend the 67th Annual Spring Flower Show at the Mechanics Building. The event showcased gardens and floral displays, with many pieces valued at thousands of dollars, brightening a late winter city with vivid color.
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Garden Club
Boston
Mechanics Building
Ruth Moore
Vivian Brown
Carroll A. Deering
Elizabeth
Elinor Stone
Lewiston
Karcher S. Jackson
Carl Y. Kennedy
N. Gratz Jackson
Roscoe H. Shaw
E. B. Smith
Janette
Maxwell Powers
Mary Lord
Frank Given
Mrs Sprague Hosts Contract Club Meeting at Home
Mrs Guy Sprague entertained members of her Saturday evening contract club at her home on lower Middle Street. The club will meet next Saturday with Mrs Pearl Dunbar. Mr. and Mrs Carroll Watson entertained with a dinner party at their home on Washington Street Saturday evening.
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Ralph W. Bragg
North Street
Leonard Wetherbee
Wakefield
Mass
Edgar Murphy
Washington Street
Mr. Wetherbee
W. Fred Wetherbee
Memorial Hospital
William P. Hatch
South End Contract Club
Carolyn Carpenter
Josephine Coombs
Bernice Sturtevant
Vivian Brown
Weeks Street
Alma E. Allen
Mt. Auburn School of Nursing
Cambridge
William S. Blair
Miss Allen
Glee Club
Boston City Hospital
Pearl Dunbar
Middle Street
Quincy
John Marr
Benjamin Clifford
Adele Hutchins
Marie Tirrell
Winthrop
Jeanne Roche
Portland
Evelyn Healy
Louise Burr
Augusta
Michael Riley
Jack Messer
Paul Fryburgh
Harry H. Cannall, Jr
Clinton D. Merrill, Jr
Lee Johnson
Winthrop, Mass
Charles M. Sawyer
Rupert M. Irvine
High Street
O'Neil Houde
Boston
Houde
Swift & Co
Milton Sawyer
Clifton E. Moody
Robert A. Hichborn
Guy Sprague
Lower Middle Street
Mrs. Carroll Watson
Social Eight Meets at Court Street Home
Mrs George O Melzarad entertained the Social Eight Tuesday evening at her Court street home. A cocktail set was made and refreshments served. Present were Mrs M Albert Pinkham Mrs Albert Darrah Mrs George M Darrah Mrs Erving Burnham Mrs Walter H Stover Mrs Walter Thayer Mrs Lawrence E Young. The next meeting will be at Mrs Pinkhams 129 Court street.
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O'Neill Houde
George Nugent
St. Patrick's
George O. Melzarad
Court Street
M. Albert Pinkham
Albert Darrah
George M. Darrah
Erving Burnham
Walter H. Stover
Walter Thayer
Lawrence E. Young
Pinkham
Church League Banquet Honors Winter Street Team
The Bath Church league banquet honored Winter Street’s championship team with captain Carl Erlebach and coach William Greene receiving trophies. Officers praised organizers, with Mayor Donald Small presiding and toastmaster Elford Stover introducing team captains from nine churches. Musical entertainment featured Morse high school swing band and soloists as decorations of international flags and floral centerpieces framed the event.
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Springfield College
Department of Physical Education
Colby College
Maine
Timothy C. Maney
St. Mary’s Church
Bath
William C. Perkins
Elford A . Stover
Bath Daily Times
Carl Erlebach
Donald Page
Henry Sarkis
St. Mary's
Everett Norton
Wesley
Thornton Henderson
Beacon
Herbert Closson
Elm
Henry Middleton
Grace
Leroy Perkins
Universalist
Donald Cromwell
Corliss
William Greene
Greene
Capt
Erlebach
Oscar J. Tanguay
Church League
Tanguay
Y. M. C. A. Sec. Perkins
Raymond Parks
Alfred Parks
Robert 5.Gordon
Gordon
Wesley Church
Central
Page
Robert Sutherland
Clayton Thibodeau
George McKellar
Ellison Estes
Russell Young
James Morse
Manley Ellis
Irvine Mank
Frank E. Harvie
Winter Street
Coach Greene
Harold Stanton
David Alkazin
Frank Gallagher
Maurice Puffer
William Stilphen
Robert Huse
Frank Danforth
Chester A. Plant
Morse High School
Kenneth Jaquith
Frank Curran
George Tinney
Lawrence Gowen
John Wakefield
Gordon Lake
Clare Granger
Raymond Ramsey
Arthur Cormier
Avery Hamlin
Jean H. Stanton
Harold T. Stanton
Turkey banquet showcases YMCA women's auxiliary effort
The Women's auxiliary of the YMCA prepared and served a full course turkey dinner, highlighted as the master piece of the 13 banquets they have hosted for the league. Members named include chairwoman Mrs Irving Varney and other volunteers such as Mrs Belle Welch and Mrs Charles P. Wetherbee.
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Women's Auxiliary
Irving Varney
Belle Welch
Charles P. Wetherbee
Arthur C. Lemont
David Y. Alkazin
Ernest Freeman
William E. Palmer
Maine crop receipts decline one half
The Maine Department of Agriculture estimates last year’s value of principal crops at 27,908,000 dollars, down from 57,024,000 in 1936 and 39,236,000 in 1935, with reductions mainly from low potato prices and softer grain markets.
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State Department of Agriculture
Firemen Propose Sunday Movies Plan
Bath Firemen Memorial association considers Sunday evening movies to raise a relief fund. An officer notes city insurance covers only $20 weekly for disability and excludes medical bills, hospital care, and non duty injuries. A special committee will report at the April 14 meeting.
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Legion Observes Its Anniversary At Bath Iron Works Event
The Legion observed its anniversary with members including Mrs J R Andrews vice president Archibald Main and treasurer L Eugene Thebeau from Bath Iron Works. Guests Lt Commander McCall and Lieutenant Loesser from Bath Iron Works attended along with Gardiner post comrade Calderwood and Waltham post Ted Burdit. A hearty dinner was served by Auxiliary members led by Mrs Gardiner D Rogers and Perry L Thompson chaired the organizing committee.
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J. R. Andrews
Archibald M. Main
Bath Iron Works
Treas
L. Eugene Thebeau
Edwin R. Andrews
Hyde Windlass Co
Wilbur C. Oliver
Frank M. Churchill
Fred D. Hill
Loring D. Small
John P. Carey
Fred H. Thompson
Olney C. Perry
Rev. T. C. Maney
John J. Desmond
Charles Small
Auxiliary
Ralph Gay
Walter Hill
Edgar D. Leavitt
Waldo Weston
Bernard Pratt
Ambrose Curran
Carl Stinson
Horace G. Morse
Edward Rowe
Perry Thompson
John Hart
Fred Coombs
John Crosby
John Tyler Funeral Held at Curtis Funeral Home
The funeral for John Tyler was held Wednesday afternoon at two at Fred S. Curtis funeral home, 105 Center Street. Rev. Frederick P. Moffatt of Corliss Street church officiated. Bearers were Edwin Cornish, Alden P. Denham Jr., William Dow, and Ernest Stinson. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
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John Tyler
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street Church
Edwin Cornish
Alden P. Denham
William Dow
Ernest Stinson
Oak Grove
New City Council Opens with Unanimous Ballots and Appointments
The new city council began full operations electing John W. Gilmore as city clerk and Donald D. Young as city treasurer by unanimous ballots. Walter L. Whitney won city marshal, Emily J. Morgan was confirmed as city auditor, and Ralph A. Pinkham became city forester. The council announced committees, census plans, and a schedule for regular meetings while deferring major appointments to later sessions.
Mayor Small Receives Gavel From Retiring City Officials
Monday night the gavel used by Mayor Small was presented to him by a retiring city government. The gift honors his father, the late Frank A. Small, a former mayor elected in 1911 and 1912, noted for his Democrat affiliation while his son is Republican.
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Frank A. Small
Joe Butler Succeeds Walter Whitney as City Marshal in Bath
Joe Butler, elected city marshal to succeed Walter L. Whitney, is grandson of former mayor Honest John Small. Small, three time Bath mayor, once broke a tie in favor of his own election as city marshal, a move later ruled illegal by Chief Justice Andrew R. Savage. Butler works in Bath Iron Works pipe shop and serves as first lieutenant of Battery H, 20th C. A. His mother died in infancy and he was raised by his grandfather.
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Walter L. Whitney
John”4. Small
Bath
Small
Iron Works
Hiram R. Pattee
Andrew R. Savage
Maine Supreme Court
Texas Co
Butler
Bath Iron Works Corp
Battery H
20Th C. A
Bath native C Leroy Hutchins elected city messenger
C Leroy Hutchins, Bath native and former Navy chief pharmacist's mate, elected city messenger to succeed Harold W Child. He served 1912 1922 aboard destroyers during World War I, later ran a drug business in Gloucester New Jersey, returned to Bath last year with his wife and daughter Adele Hutchins at home.
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Harold W. Child
Bath
U. S.navy
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Navy
Idrug
Gloucester
N. J
Adele Hutchins
Flowers honor Mayor Small’s supporters at auditorium rally
Red roses and mixed Spring blooms rested on an auditorium desk as gifts from friends who backed Mayor Small in the recent campaign. The bouquets drew admiration from attendees, reflecting the rally’s celebratory mood and support for the candidate.
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Small
Jesters rehearse Beacon Street church play For He Had Great Possessions
The Jesters of Beacon Street church held a Monday night meeting and rehearsal for the Easter Sunday presentation of For He Had Great Possessions written by Dorothy Clark Wilson. Cast includes Ben Azel played by James Steen and Johanan by Lawrence Kenderdine with Rev. Jesse Kenderdine coaching and Marian Bowie in charge of costumes.
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Dorothy Clark Wilson
Ben Azel
James Steen
Johanan
Lawrence Kenderdine
Zakkai
John St. Martin
Nason
Carl Meister
Bar
Robert Simpson
Edward Waters
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William Comeau
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Willow Street
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Oliver Street
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Bailey Street
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Waltham, Mass
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Ieving
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Thomaston
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Lincoln Street
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Waterville
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Berlin
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Garden Street
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Federal Street
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Brunswick
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Monticello
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Snow Park
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Hermon Crocker
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Francis Hill
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