Social Hours And Bridge Parties In Bath
A Bath social page details Thursday and Friday gatherings at homes on Washington and North streets. Mrs Wellington A Moore hosts five table games with prizes won by Mrs Nathan Coffin and A P McFadden while guests include Mr and Mrs William Hatch and many Bath residents. Other outings include a sophomore hop at Bowdoin and a Thursday evening bridge club event with high score won by Mrs Lewis Gannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington A. Moore
Washington Street
Nathan Cofe
A. P. McFadden
Consola
Madison
William P. Hatch
Carlton W. Lowell
Roscoe P. McFadden
Harriet Johnson
Marie Jack
Ida M. Black
Addie P. McFadden
Florence Hagan
Nathan E. Coffin
Fred Jack
Harvey P. Hathorne
Madison Moore
Madelyn Moore
Flora Leonard
Flossie Beals
Charles Cunningham
Charles Blaisdell
Bedford Street
Lewis F. Gannon
Gannon
Milan Street
E. Motley Fuller
High Street
William J. Curtis
Harrison, N. Y
Kappa Chapter
Psi Unsilon Fraternity
Brunswick
New England
Arlington couple visits son in Boston area
Mr. and Mrs. John O. McHeffey of Arlington Massachusetts have been visiting their son Russell Stodder at 23 Cobb Road. The family says Mr. Stodder will stay several days in Boston and surrounding areas before returning. Mrs. William Esmond of Lynn Massachusetts is spending a week in Bath with her sister Mrs. John J. Keegan on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas H. Anderson
Lewiston
Bath
Benjamin F. Savage
High Street
George A. McFadden
Alyce Kent
Boston
Mr. McFadden
Roscoe P. McFadden
R. Clinton McFadden
Cobb Road
Miss Kent
Albert Thompson
Upper
Washington Street
South Portland
B. G. Merrill
Mrr
John O. McHeffey
Arlington
Mass
Russell Stodder
Stodder
William Esmond
Lynn
John J. Keegan
Mrs Spaulding Vacation at Gray Home With Family
Mrs Jessie Spaulding teaches in Gray and spends two weeks of vacation at 1213 Washington Street. Her son Edward, Bowdoin student, and daughter Grace, Boston University student, joined Friday night for a weeklong visit. Mrs Annie Webber of Edgecomb is also staying at Mr and Mrs Arthur Pratt on North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Johnson
North Street
Grace Patten
Mabel Fullerton
Eva Fulton
Lou Marr
Thomas K. Haley
Howard Blake
Sarah Garcelon
Grace Potter
Sarah Patten
Arthur Hall
The
University of Maine
Spring Street
Donald Wilson
David L. Wilson
Middle Street
Carolyn M. Moses
Washington Street
Portland
Harry Pinson
Colby College
Mrs. E. E. Pinson
Jessie Spaulding
Gray
Edward
Bowdoin
Grace
Boston University
Annie Webber
Edgecomb
Mrs
Arthur Pratt
Iweed Toothaker
C. C. Toothaker
Social Notes Include Travel and Visits Across Several States
Mrs. Donald S. Sewall and son Mark return to Washington Street home from Stamford after Mrs. Sewall attended her brother's death. Several readers report visits, hospital stays, and social gatherings from Augusta to Hyde Park and Boston, including Edward Daley's trip to St John and Bermuda sailing, and local hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald S. Sewall
Mark
Washington Street
Stamford
Edward Daley
Bailey Street
St John, N. B
Pais
Mary Kerr
Baxter to speak on Maine canning at Orono event
John J. Baxter of Brunswick will discuss the Maine canning situation Thursday at Orono before the Maine Federation of Agricultural associations. Baxter is a former president of the Maine Canners association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Baxter
Brunswick
Maine
Orono
Maine Federation of Agricultural Associations
Baxter
Maine Canners Association
Debate on Com passed Marriage draws notable attendees in Portland
In Portland City Hall Monday a debate between Judge Ben B Jhindsey of Colorado and Justice William R Pattangall of Maine on Com passed Marriage drew Hon and Mrs Rupert H Baxter County Attorney and Mrs Ralph O Dale and Mr and Mrs Karcher Jackson among the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben B. Jhindsey
Colorado
William R. Pattangall
Maine
Portland
Rupert H. Baxter
Ralph O. Dale
Karcher Jackson
Bath Couple Observe Their Golden Wedding
A Bath couple hosted a Friday evening party at their home for 30 neighbors and friends in celebration of their golden wedding anniversary. Mr Hunt also marked his 77th birthday with a gold purse gift, cards, refreshments, and a large candle decorated cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zina B. Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Abram C. Oliver
Mrs. Hunt
Across Hawaii by Sea and Volcanoes a March Return
The travelers recount a Hawaii journey from Wailuku to Makawao, visiting Haleakala and Kilauea, meeting a sugar plantation host and a dairy employee who advised caution. They sail from Lahaina on Haleakala, visit Hilo and Volcano House, stay at a military camp, hike Napoopoo where Captain Cook died, explore Kona coast, Kealakekua, and Kamuela Waimea, then Honokaa before returning to Honolulu March 11 with home news arriving from the Independents and Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Wailuku
Makawao
Makawoa
Haleakala
Kilauea
Hawaii
Lahaina
Egypt
Kona
Kealakekua
Napoopoo
Cook
Kailua
Kawaihee
Kamuela
Waimea
Honokaa
Hilo
Waipo
Iso
Honolulu
Dowing Co. workers found not guilty in court ruling
Two employees of the Dowing Co. builders of Morse high school were arraigned on property charges near Middle Street Sunday evening and were found not guilty by Judge J J Keegan due to insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Dowing Co
Morse High School
Middle Street
J.J. Keegan
Mrs Charles W Clifford Visits Portland For Day
Mrs Charles W Clifford of Washington street drove to Portland on Tuesday for a day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Clifford
Washington Street
Portland
Noted Bath访 visitor praises Davenport memorial city hall
James B. Perkins of Boothbay Harbor, former partner of Maine Supreme Court Justice William R. Pattangall, visits Bath to inspect the Davenport memorial city hall. He joins locals in praising the building, its spacious interior, and a promising auditorium set to host future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Perkins
Boothbay ‘Harbor
William R. Pattangall
Maine Supreme Court
Davenport Memorial City Hall
Perkins
Bath
Charles G. Loring
Boston
Bath eyes new country and golf club recreation plan
The proposal envisions repair or replacement with stone or concrete of the country and golf club area to form a long pond from the mill site to Sewall pond. Plans include bass stocking, a new children swimming hole, bathing facilities, and a bridle path linking North Bath and Brunswick roads. Local citizens and Bath golfers show strong interest. Mrs. C. W. Pratt hosts summer visitors on Cobb road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall Mill Pond
Kennebec
Mill Pond
Bath
Brunswick Road
Maine
Afta
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Bowdoin College
Warren M. Stilphen
Dorothy Huggard
Mechanic Street
Huggard
City Hospital
Frank Green
Thomas MacDonald
Arthur
Fred Eaton
Central Maine Power Co
Augusta
Albert Downing
Port Arthur
Tex
S. S. Shenandoah
Oliver Webster
Harry MacDonald
Oakstreet
Dublin
Irc
Prenston
Eng
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street
Alphonse Lavigneur
Hyde Windlass Co
Russell Street
Harry F. Morin
Milton C. Trott
Emma Jane Kennedy
Somerville
William W. Dennison
William Powell
Richard Sprague
Frances E. Mann
William Mann
Doris Campbell
Emer F. Campbell
Grange
Topsham
Irving Wright
Everett Lemont
William H White
Fred Brown
John Perkins
Marion Hunt
Georgetown
Elizabeth Hunt
Plant Street
Herbert Mallard
Edith Loud
William Moses
Scott Bradish
Knox
Weeks
Lang
Clarence E. Johnson
Summer Street
William D. Sewall
Carolyn Liscomb
New York City
S. S. Reliance
New York
West Indies
Havana
Jamaica
Flaits
Fred J. Matthews
Bernard Pratt and Son
Hyde Park, Mass
Mrs. Pratt
James FP. Murphy
Jane
Mrs. Murphy
Nice
Genoa
Edward P. Hooper
General Office Equipment Corp
Central Church
Alfred Rowe
M. B. Hodgdon
Bailey
Joseph E. Avery
Aid
Ladies Aid
Henry C. Wright
Fred N. Boston
Gardiner
Sadie Garcelon
R. N
Fairfield
Eva Griffin
Minnie Griffith
Medora Maheux
Maud Killlespie
Eva Landry
Elia Wentworth
Bath Iron Works Corp
O. A. Jamieson
A. E. Martel Co
Keene
N. H
R. A. Shailer
Oliver Machinery Co
James M. Burke
Vacuum Oil Co
R. W. Roberts
Richards Co., Inc
W. G. Hepburn
Cutter Wood & Sanderson Co
Cambridge
Frederick H. Kimball
Minnie White
Hotel Touraine
Theodore W. Pease
William Whitney
Clinton D. Wilson
Helen V. Downing
Strout
Howard C. Larrabee
Heart Club
Liberty Street
Charles Stuart
South Street
Harvey Rowe
Herbert Henderson
Nelson Lowery
W. Penn Davis
M. H
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James and Linwood
Bowdeinham
Walter Anliker
Western Avenue
Oliver Moses 3d
Lisbon Falls
Harry Thurlow
Deering Street
Bath Box Co
Oil Company
Sewall Percy
Carl Severin
Edward Boyce
Federal Street
Bingham
Foundation Co
Fred B. Greenleaf
Auburn
Auguste House
Young Ladies Bridge Club
Arling Focter
Louise Johnson
Andrew Flaherty
Paul Green
Harold P. Small
Charles S. Bradeen
Milton Brown
Brockton
the Times Co
Irving Brown
Park Street
Margaret Coombs
Alfred Cornish
Hardings
Dorothy Smith
Waterville
Charles Smith
Arthur Brown
Wentworth Institute
Perry Thompson
Elm Street
Lucy Peters
Eleanor Millett
West Peru
Millett
Anhie Peters
Robert Gaudette
Dennis Gaudette
Wassin
Philip
Langdon T. Thaxter
Priscilla Kimball
Ireland Sunday Telegram
Thaxter
Colonial Air Transport System
Bar Harbor
George Wilson
Sebasco
John Winslow Williams
Baltimore
Kaiulani Sewall
King Tavern
George P. Davenport
Elmhurst
Thomas W. Hyde
Silas M. Oliver
Winnifred Kennerson
Frank W. Perkins
Portsmouth
Neal McIntosh
Woolwich
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Frederick E. Drake
Mr. Drake
Phillips Academy
Andover
William Keesling
San Francisco
Cal
Jack Wallace
Keith Parris
George Burgess
Mr. Parris
Edwin B. Parris
June Rideout
George Merrill
Fritz Klippel
Herbert S. Harris
Rodney Ross
Bertram E. Brown
Ellsworth
Knights of Pythias
O. E. Page
Middlestreet
Damariscotta
Brooklyn
N. Y
E. A. Lenfest
Washington
Eugene Desmond
Lincoln Street
Carl Anderson
Robert Brownell
Frank French
Elizabeth of
French
Edward Rice
Highland Street
First Baptist Church
Lincoln Bailey
Laura Harrington
Lloyd L. Hocker
Charles Amazeen
LeRoy Lord
William Beebe
S. S. Fort Victoria
Arthur Sewall
Bermuda
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Fred W. Barron
Marshall Avenue
Dean Bonney
Hebron Sanitarium
Rannie Brook
Weston I
Bonney
Freeman A. Trott
Bridge
Dike Road
Bertram Willis
Hyde Park
John Dowline
Shas Street
Angus Burden
John Sanborn
Norridge
Lewis Sanborn
Cherry Street
Walter H. Dorr
Bailey & Glendineer Mfg
Woham
FP. Sawyer
Dodear- Haley Co
Cambrids
Prank I
Pierce
Wetmore-Savage Co
Charles H Hooker
Green Street
Roberta Irving
John Newell
Phillins Academy
Moss
W. S. Newell
A. J. Warren
Can. Warren
Salvation Army
Hawaiian
Walter Moore
Kerr & Houston
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Davenport Memorial
Supt. Moore
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Sarasota
Fla
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Harry Coombs
Norway National Bank
Thomas B. Reed
Gov. Gardiner
George C. Quicksall
Board of Common Council
Frank A. Hall
Ward 2
Pres. Quicksi
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Cahill
Chester H. McCabe
Marius H. Page
Cemetery and Park Board
Arthur J. Dunton
J. Edward Hughes
Hughes
Dunton
Frank T. Fortier
Ward
Fortier
Joseph Torrey
Ernest F. Kelley
Regular Fire Department
Bath Veteran Fireman’s Association
Board of Highways and Sewers
Cougrcilman
Joseph F. Atkinson
Cosmopolitan Club
Masonic Temple
Alice Johnson
Patricia Smith
Elsie Burkhart
Harriet Lord
Marion
Kennebec River
Joseph Butler
Christopher Cushing
Maurice McCrater
Philip Lozier
Osgood Swain
Willem Mann
Lewis
Grand Lodge
Rathbone
Order
4S Club
Red
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Costello Hell
Miss Welsh
Rachel Gilmore
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Ruth Dubar
Robert H. Carey
Corliss Street Church
Old Folks Home
Vernal Chaney
Harold Walker
Willard Oliver
Elmer F. Campbell
Ramona Council, D. of P
Red Men's Hall
Margaret Adams
Jennie Silsby
Roscoe P.mcfadden
Edward W. Hyde
New Meadows
Beacon and
E. E. Pinson
Arthur B. Scott
E. H. Jewett
Red Cross
C. W. Pratt