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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1930

Page

3

Social and Club Notes Reflect Bath Area Life

Rexford B. Stover visits Bath as Young Ladies Bridge club hosts weekly tournament with prizes won by Mrs. Harry Cook and others. Bowdoin speaker Max Eastman, Lakeview updates, and local transfers as families attend funerals, weddings, and church events across Bath, Richmond, and Brunswick.

Young Ladies Bridge Club Emily Morgan Arline Footer Ruth Johnson Helen Larrabee Harry Cook William Lillian Stover Haviland Torrey William Daley Margaret Fraser Josephine Fraser

Mrs Caldwell Phillips Leaves For Bangor Visit

Mrs Caldwell S Phillips of Andrews road travels to Bangor on Friday and plans to return with her husband Mr Phillips on Sunday, according to local notice.

Caldwell S. Phillips Andrews Road Bangor Mr. Phillips

How the Story Grew Rehearsal At Local Church Group

Free Will Workers of the Corliss street church held a rehearsal for the play How the Story Grew at Mrs. Pearl Campbell’s Washington street home Friday afternoon. The next rehearsal will be at Mrs. Annie Jewett’s home. The play is coached by Mrs. Chester Plant. Be sure to see how the story grew.

Eugene Desmond Legion Hall Freeman Trott Dwight Pierce Corliss Street Pearl Campbell Washington Street Annie Jewett Chester Plant

Mrs Gustave Fleischmann Visits Parents in Washington Street

Mrs Gustave Fleischmann of Brooklyn New York is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Octave Breton on Washington Street.

Gustave Fleischmann Brooklyn, N. Y Mrs Octave Breton Washington Street

Burial service brings Briry to Bath from Malden

John F. Briry spent several days with his brother. Dr E E Briry from Grove Street returned to Malden Mass. Mr Briry came to Bath for the burial service of his wife which took place Thursday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Pendleton of 550 Washington Street and Mr and Mrs Walter Fitche of 35 Russell Street visited Richmond on Sunday.

John F. Briry E. E. Briry Grove Street Malden Mass Mr. Briry Bath Clarence Pendleton Washington Street Walter Fitche Russell Street Richmond

Girls' Friendly Society Meeting and Wedding Report

The Girls' Friendly Society of Grace church held a meeting in the parish house with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary Gotte who wed Kleber Petry in Berlin New Hampshire on Thursday. Refreshments were served by hostess Mrs Edith Ledyard. Mr and Mrs S B Martin have returned to Bath and opened their Lincoln street home after wintering with their daughter Mrs Harry Eastman in Topsham.

Elizabeth McDougal Knick-Knack Klub Plum Lane John Sylvester Percy Miller Mary Sylvester Doris Fuller Evelyn Burgess Marion Fuller Sylvester Highland Street Girls’ Friendly Society of Grace Church Mary, Gotte Kleber Petry Berlin N. H Edith Ledyard S. B. Martin Harry Eastman Topsham Bath Lincoln Street Grace Church Grace Parish House Grace

Miss Arabelle Lord Embarks Ten Day Family Visit

Miss Arabelle Lord supervisor of art in Woodland public schools arrived Saturday to take a ten day vacation at her parents home. Lieut and Mrs John A Lord reside at 50 Pear street.

John A. Lord Boston Arabelle Lord Woodland Pear Street

Miss Edna Halowell Visits Parents Over Weekend

Miss Edna Halowell attending Farmington Normal school spent the weekend at the home of her parents Captain and Mrs Jed F Hallo well on Oak Street.

Edna Halowell Farmington Normal School Capt Jed F. Hallowell Oak Street

Parish group gathering at 95 Court Street

Rev and Mrs George B Wolstenholme hosted the Ladies Aid and Circle of the People's Baptist church at their home 95 Court street Wednesday evening. Refreshments were served. Grace Leavitt visited Narcissa Potter. Mrs Merrill remains ill in Gardiner hospital. E Lewis Wall and daughter Lois move from Dover Foxcroft to Eastport after Wall's death in Bath. Hayden Hawthorne of Central Fiber Co visited Bath, staying with Henry Magoun.

George B. Wolstenholme Ladies’ Aid and The People's Baptist Church Court Street Grace Leavitt Narcissa Potter Merrill Mrs. Potter Gardiner Hospital E. Lewis Wall Lois Bath Wall Beacon Street Church Dover-Foxcroft Eastport Hayden Hawthorne Central Fiber Co South Gardiner Henry A. Magoun Green Street First Baptist Church Herbert E. Worrey

Miss Frances Mann Returns Home After Weekend Visit

Miss Frances Mann came back to Portland Sunday following a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs William Mann of Washington.

Frances Mann Portland William Mann Washington Street

Madden Improves in City Hospital Pneumonia Case

Harry Madden, patient at City hospital for two weeks with pneumonia, shows satisfactory improvement. His sister Miss Lucy Madden of Boston, a nurse, attends him.

Harry Madden City Hospital Lucy Madden Boston

Colby Echo Names New Women’s Editor

Miss Marjorie H Dearborn daughter of Mrs Lissa Deerborn was appointed women’s editor of the Colby Echo at Thursday elections. Dearborn is class of 1931 at Colby College.

Marjorie H. Dearborn Lissa Deerborn Colby Echo Miss Dearborn Colby College

Corliss street church group attends vestry film and social

The L. N. club of the Corliss street church viewed telephone pictures in the vestry on Friday evening then went to Miss Julia Paisley’s home on Weeks street for games and refreshments. Several local residents and students are listed as weekend visitors and travelers from Bath to Augusta and Brunswick.

L. N. Club Corliss Street Julia Paisley Weeks Street Lillian Clark Edwina Thornton Marion Palmer Marjorie Lemont Harriet Small Charlena Cornish

Local ladies depart for Boston Flower Show

Mrs George Churchill, Miss Alice Shorey, Miss Margaret Foote, Miss Ruth Thompson and Miss Helen Thompson left Tuesday for Boston to attend the annual Flower show opening at Horticultural Hall at 1 30. Dr and Mrs J W Laughlin of Newcastle and Miss Bessie Potter of Bath are guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Welch of Portland.

George Churchill Alice Shorey Margaret Foote Ruth Thompson Helen Thompson Boston Horticultural Hall J. W. Laughlin Newcastle Bessie Potter Bath Ray Welch Portland

Local Postmaster Returns From Springfield Visit

Postmaster Harvey P. Hawthorne has come home to Sagadahoc Ferry after a Fortnight in Springfield Massachusetts with his son Waldo Hathorne and sister Mrs. Christine Hawthorne of Augusta. Miss Marjorie Dearborn a Colby College student is vacationing with her mother Mrs. Lissa Dearborn. Capt C W Scott of New Rochelle New York was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Edmond Gay and visited Capt William Porter aboard the Corsair in Bath.

Harvey P. Hawthorne Sagadahoc Ferry Springfield Mass Waldo Hathorne Christine Hawthorne Augusta Marjorie Dearborn Colby College Lissa Dearborn C. W. Scott New Rochelle N. Y Edmond Gay Deering Street Capt. Scott William Porter Corsair Bath

Dolloff of North Woolwich Died in Bath On Business

E A Dolloff of North Woolwich died Thursday in Bath while on business.

E. A. Dolloff North Woolwich Bath

Miss Mae Bickle Returns as Exchange Operator

Miss Mae Bickle of North Street resumes duties Tuesday as operator at the local telephone exchange after several weeks confined at home with a knee injury from a dog attack. A daughter, Theresa Frances Massie, was born at City Hospital on March 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Mussie.

Mae Bickle North Street Theresa Frances Massie City Hospital Theodore M. Mussie

Local residents greet visitors and return home from travels

Mrs. Florence Albee of 215 Oak street and Mrs. Ida Bradbury of 20 Winter street Augusta arrived home Saturday from a two months visit to Miami and other southern points. Miss Ellen Dolloff, student nurse at a New Haven hospital, arrived to visit her parents on Washington street. Mrs. William Field of Hardings returned from Quincy with two weeks with her daughter Jack Pinnell and family. Mrs. Nelson Rice of Sagadahoc Ferry went to Everett Massachusetts to visit relatives. Arthur C. Shorey of National City Bank New York City spent the weekend in Bath with his father on Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wylie moved from Andrews road to 8 Cobb road. Miss Doris Campbell a Colby College student arrived Friday to vacation with her mother on Washington street.

Iva Hagan Upper High Street Orono Wilbur Hagan University of Maine Bangor City Hospital Buddy Capt Frank Hagen Eugene L. Coleman Boone Island Maine Coleman Cape Neddick York Beach Ella Coleman Middle Street Florence Albee Oak Street Ida Bradbury Winter Street Augusta Miami Fla South Ellen Dolloff New Haven, Conn Mrs. Cuvier A. Dolloff Washington Street William Field Hardings Quincy Mass Jack Pinnell Arthur C. Shorey The National City Bank New York City Bath W. Scott Shorey Doris Campbell Colby College Elmer Campbell

Mrs Cushman Returns to Portland After Bath Visit

Mrs. Sylvester Cushman travels back to Portland on Tuesday from Bath where she visited Mrs. Roger Skillings of Washington street. Miss Ruth Skillings of High street accompanied her and also spent Tuesday night in Portland.

Sylvester Cushman Portland Bath Roger Skillings Washington Street Ruth Skillings High Street

Passion Play planned by St Mary's at Morse High

St Mary's church will present The Passion Play on April 15 in the Morse high school auditorium. The production is described as one of the most beautiful yet sponsored by the parish, with the cast already rehearsing for over a month.

St. Mary's Church Morse High School

Talk on Physical Education by Coach Cutts

At Bath Rotary noon meeting Coach Cecil J. Cutts of Morse high school spoke on physical education. He urged school based programs, intramural activities, and broader access for girls, preschool to elementary ages, stressing health, facilities, and balanced activities over elite competition.

Bath Rotary Club Hotel Phoenix Cecil J. Cutts Morse High Ool Cutts National Committee On Health Bath Board of Education

Acadian Lodge Hosts C A Church League Evening

The night includes guest speakers from a church league and a knighting event by Acadian lodge K P four candidates. Refreshments will be served.

Jg Brecco Ae Ac Ae C. A. Church League Acadian Lodge K. P

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Rexford B. Stover Auburn D. L. Howard Weston P. Holman Beacon Street Freeport Max Eastman Bowdoin College Eastman Williams College Columbia University Masses Lulu Atkins Frederick E. Drake West Calif Phillips Andover Academy Alden G. Smith Frederick H. Kimball Milton S. Kimball William B. Williamson Joseph Williamson Auguste Hot Springs Caroline Liscomb Worcester William D. Sewall Daniel Williams First National Bank John P. Carey, Jr M. A. Haraden Boothbay Harbor Lincoln Academy Boothbay Harbor High Henry Farr Brunswick Ernest Wade Somerville, Mass Willis Holbrook Cumberland Center Samuel Wade Upper Washington Street Gordon Lemont Carrie Gilpatrick Charles Lemont Roscoe P. McFadden George A. McFadden McFadden Priscilla Hodge Mount Vernon Marcia Hodge W. H. Sprague Mildred Sprague Waterville Richard L. Sprague Sprague Donald Wilson David L. Wilson Friddie Street Albert McMann Rumford Blaine Mansion Skillin Atwater-Kent Elizabeth Hawkes George Beeeee Marine Department Texas Corporation Naval Architect Great Britain Mr. Drake Dublin Hague Amsterdam Bremen Detain Oake United States Mrs. Drake Arthur Sewall Paul Gregware Edward Sewall Dunlap Hatch Samuel Hooper Robert Hatch Gregware John Conti Edwin R. Andrews Hyde Windlass Co Detroit Mich Doris Preney John M. Kimball Bond & Goodwin Jason A. Merrill Lower Mechanic Falls Frank A. Lamb Victor Paquet Mrs. Mabs] Paquet Miss Quick W. S. Voorhees St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church Central League Owen J. Ledyard Belle Welch Benjamin Savage Madeline Green Fairfield Douglas K. Thorpe Charles Moore David Saco Avenue Old Orchard Moore Bath Iron Works Herbert Rogers Whiskeay Doris Shepard Bath Trust Co Shepards Shepard Upper High Street Roy Shackford Spear Folks Raymond Elwyn Farrell Fort Andrews Marion Cromwell Spring Street Farrell Fort Lee John E. Hasset Bath Opera House Lewiston Raymond H. Trott Providence, R. I Joseph M. Trott Katherine Brown Charles S. Brown Cathedral School of Bertena Powers Mrs. Maxwell Powers Edmund Ford Iva Wilbur South Weymouth Archie Seekins Wentworth Institute Mrs. R. &. Seekins Frank B. Kelly Forbes Winchester Elwood Toothaker Charles C. Toothaker Herbert J. Leeman Chestnut Street Nina Rebeksh Lodge Lisbon Falls Donald Henderson Sheriff Albert Henderson Ida M. Beals Flora Leonard John R. Newell Andover William 8. Newell Georgiana Thibodeau Clinton R. McFadden Mr. McFadden Cobb Road Frances E. Mann Betsy Winchell Ham Business and Professional Women's Clubs Miss Winchell Nelson Rice Everett, Mass Everett Bowie R. 8. Wylie Kingsley Church League Beacon Elm Winter Central St. Mary's Universalist Wesley and Corliss Qyn New England Tel. & Tel. Co Sterling Brotherhood Melvin Pratt Fred Dwyer Shirley Pratt Fred Bragg Mildred Walker Goldie Chaney Campbell Walter Grover Harold £. Cutting Board of Aldermen Walter L. Whitney Alderman Cutting Whitney Stanley M. Brown Aldermen Elford A. Stover City Hall Harold W. Child Child Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Nina Lodge Evening Star Lodge Alfred Bunker Frank Farrin Herbert Huggard Chester Colby Henry T. B. Leeman Albert Thompson Edmund P. Briggs Henry G. Hodgdon Daniel T. Dougherty Harold P. Small Frank A. Small Percy & Small John A. Small Atlantic Saturnia Cosulich Line Fred C. Cox Walter Pendleton Tribune Cox Bath Iron Works Corp Mr. Pendleton Naples New York Clarence Darrow Chicago Dexter P. Cooper Bay of Fundy Clayton P. Osgood H. B. van Ladies Aid of Central Church New Haven Railroad Grand Central Terminal North Station South Station William T. Powell Publix Theatres Corp Fort Fairfield Publix Aroostook Central Maine Power Co Manville Cosmopolitan Club Eugene M. Desmond Winter Street Men's Club Mr. Desmond Blues Reds Union of Clubs Lisbon A. & K. Street Railway Cummings Feldspar Co Kennebec Clarence Seavey Small Brown Leslie Wold Bradford Belanger William A. Rer Edward Whitehouse George Quickeall Sagadahoc County Pomona Grange Progressive Grange Richmond Corner Sma Milk Producers’ Association Grace Church Men's Club Charles Jo Coach Cutts Morse High Rotary Meeting
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