Society and Clubs Notes from Bath плав
Engaged in Bath social rounds and notables include Miss Dorothy White to Stanley Carroll Worcester engagement announced. Mrs Reynolds McCutcheon ill at home while Mrs Coffin and family visit Bath annual visitors from Worcester and New England. Knights and Ladies at most puissant temple event with gold jewels presented to wives. Several residents travel, celebrate anniversaries, and attend lectures, graduations, or church guilds across Bath and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy M. White
Stanley W. Carroll
Worcester
Mass
White
Frank C. Coffin
Mr. Carroll
May D. Carroll
W. H. Sawyer Lumber Co
Frank CC. Coffin
Bath
Coffin
David L. Wilson
Henry G. Shaw
Wilson
Irving L. Rich
Bath Iron Works notes and gossip
Bath Iron Works reached 2050 employees marking a new high for the firm as it nears its 12th anniversary and eyes surpassing the wartime peak. The Sims destroyer launch looms with a large parade and plans for bands, ROTC units, and naval contingents, while staff movements and transfers to Boston Navy Yard are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath Shipbuilding
B.I.W
Uss. Sims
Bath Iron Works
United States Navy
Machias
Iron Works
Boston Navy Yard
Charles Blunt
Percy Oliver
George Goldie
Don Lennox
George Tukey
Late Castings From Bathshyde Windlass Co
A Bathshyde Windlass Company machine shop report notes a busy plant with night crews and overtime. Two destroyer Hughes wheels near completion, submarine propellers rising to 26 units, and steering gear destined for Federal Shipbuilding. Also highlights Hessian soldier irons and Armory insignia work with naval cannon motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Sims
B.I.W
Fred Quimby
Electric Boat Works
Groton
Conn
Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
Kearney
N. J
Coast Artillery
Arcade Alleys Bowler Showdown In Bath All Stars Route
John Dauphin paced the outside machinists as they routed the Bath All Stars by 113 pins Monday night at Arcade Alleys. Howard McNeil led the Bath team with 314 in three strings while Alex McDougall posted 293 for the winners as the layout department and others boasted high scores and strong showings in a busy shipyard bowling league report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McNeil
Carpenters
Bath
John Dauphin
John
A. Doherty
Charlie Nelson
O.m.'s
Ge Olivers
Case
Otis N. E. Card
Drawing Room
Card
Propeller Department
Archie Seekins
Murray
Bill Wilson
Bill
Archie
Propeller Dept
Gi Wilton
E. Ramsay
W. Wilson
M. Murray
E. Coombs
F. Rowland
Or Arden
Ralph Mank
Earl Cahoon
Park
Messrs. Cahoon
Say Many of the Boys Busy With Gossip Silence
A terse remark suggests boys are too occupied with tasks to gossip, implying a belief they ignore others. The line frames social dynamics by contrasting claimed busyness with a belief about attention to peers.
Trades and Teases From the Plant Floor Memoir
A fragmentary humor column notes Len Munsey returns to work amid illness lists and questions about Just Word visiting a trailer owned by Cram. Arthur Berry trades for a ’38 Dodge, while Mary Lowell owes $50 from a prior bet and Ralph Gay knows the details. Louis Pooler’s bowling outfit mystery looms as Dick Jenkins fears a Friday departure. A staffer teases a forthcoming plant song masterpiece crafted secretly by an unnamed colleague.
Bath Country Club Dance Tickets Sell Fast
Bath residents report over 200 tickets sold for the Bath Country club dance to be held at the new armory the night before Patriots Day. The event features one of New England's finest orchestras and is organized by a special committee from Battery H 240th C.A.C. with Arthur J. Paulin leading souvenir programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Huber
W. Eldred
Portland
Harold T. Andrews
Fifth Infantry
Naval Reserve
Forest City
Fort McKinley
R.O.T.C
University of Maine
American Legion
Bangor
240Th Coast Artillery
108Rd Infantry
David Mullin
H. Joseph Madden
Carrol Watson
Merle Weeks
David Tabor
Joseph Lausier
Alonzo Haskell
Bath Country Club
New England
New Armory
Y.M.C.A
Archibald M. Main
Alonzo Harriman
Lewiston
Bath
Mrs Clarence Tanner Returns Home with Infant Son
Mrs Clarence Tanner and her infant son Russell Frederick return to their Woolwich home from the Cornish Maternity Home on Getchell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Tanner
Russell Frederickner
Woolwich
Getchell Street
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John K Jayne
New Canaan
Mary Sewall
Smith ¢Colege
Dorothy Hector
Fargo, N. D
Pine Manor
Wellesley
Eastham Guild, Jr
William S. Newell
Charles Cooke
Waller
Randall Cooke
William R. Kimball
High Street
Gilmore
Leo Joseph Chaput
Center Street
Fdna Frances Brown
Fred S. Brown
Philip S. Paine
Boston
Cecil E. Paine
Henry Damon and
Rober
Honolulu
T. H
William D. Sewall
Stonehouse
Wallingford, Conn
James A. Gillies, Jr
Washington
Sreet
New Haven
Lucile K. Johnson
Summer Street
West Newton
Converse G. Penn
Miss Johnson
McCall's Magazine
Edith G. Smilh
Traffic Department of
New England Tel. and
Tel. Co
Henry O Trowbridge
Andrews Rad
Thomas R. Allen
A. W. King
A. M. Bowrer
W. N. Landers
Brunswick
Edward J. McMann
Harry W Crosman
South End
Alfred Carpenter
Elbridge R. Wright
Guy Sprague
Evelyn Beloungie
Roxbury
Walter M. Rogers
Mazoo
Mich
From Pine Manor School
Wellesley Hills
Constane Morin
Washington Street
Frances Wallace
Bates College
Bates
Betty Barnh,Jr
Comtesse Raould Adhemar
Miami Beach
Fla
Chauncer Boter
Clark, Jr
Chauncey R. Clark
Washington, D.C
Bammall
Arthur Sewall
Stoncehouse
Sewall
Frederick H Kimball
Eastland Hotel
Dominique Tard
F. Pine
Justus Miller
Garden Street
Augusta
Legislative Assembly
John Huskins
Five Islands
Plummer
Martha Cahill
Charles H. Cahill
Miss Cahill
Bradford
Bradford Junior College
Constance Morin
Oak Grove Seminary
Vassalboro
Harry FP. Morin
Alfred J. Miner
Newtonville
Red House
Samuel D. Hooper
Karl Hentz
Stephen Etnier
Gilbert Head
Einers
Warren M. Silphen
Middle Street
Rotary-Anns
Sedgwick
Fred D. Hill
Prorida
Organiza
Sedg- Wick
Memorial Hospital
J. Russell Grant
Union Street Court
Dorothy M. Bourque
John W. Bourque
Spring Street
Feiletier Schow of
Beauty Culture
Hoel DeWitt, Lefision
Douglas Hunnewell
South Windham
Edward Rite
W. E. Jones
Ruby
Willa Jean
Patricia
Jones
Uss. Davis
South America
Lawrence Weston
Waldoboro
Rowland Hanscom, Jr
Meadowway
Rowland William
ReCne
Marie Merrill
Colby College
Waterville
Jason A. Merrill
Leonard M Mimsey
Ellison Moody
Capt Moody
Elmer
Popham Beach
Elmers
Nassau
Marcia Stinson
Maine General Hospital
Elizabeth J. Butterfield
Andrew M. Butterfield
Granite Street
West Indies
Miss Butterfield
Wheaton College
Norton
Esther T. Mikels
Louis M. Silverman
Carol Stevens
Hiram T. Stevens
Ellen Stevens
Westbrook Junior College
William Rice
Usiness
Olive B. Guild
Newton
Lincoln Street
Guild
John H. Hyde
Gong
Swampscott
W H Shea
Beacon Street
Samuel D Hooper
Walter B. Warren
Warren
John McInnes
Elmnor Shorey
Priday
Child Education Foundation
William S. Shorey
Warren R. McNeil
Oliver Street
Charles J. Donnell
Kalamazoo, Mich
Samuel Levin
Bath Department Lore
Emily M. Comeau
Robert Yates
North Carolina
Wendall B. Heal
Elsinore Avenue
Louis Kendos
Louis Annis
Gladys M. Comeau
Eleanor H. Hall
Harovid C Gilmore
Harold H. Harrington
Alice Bailey
Margaret U Twomey
Evelyn Dede
Edith M. Renaud
Cuades H. Cahill
Virginia Golder
R. N
Maine Generals Hospital
Scot M. Goder
Winship Street
Harold Williams
Valley Road
Hiram Annis
Milan Street
Edward Daley
James McLaughlin
Scott M. Golder
John Conley
John Atwood
Joan Gillespie
Addis N
Barbara Ross
Kennebunk
Rodney E Ross
Edward Cooke
Willow Sree
Wollaston
Donald L. Green
Washington, D. C
Green
Joseph Myers
St. Marys Guild of Grace Church
Augustus Perow
William .H. Double
House of the Good Shepherd
Ways and Means
Wilhelmina Gackenbsch
Bernice Carr
Persis Hoyt
Melville B. Clark
Hiza Street
Birhday
Louise Briggs
South Hadley
Mt. Holyoke College
Edmund P. Briggs
I. Fenno Elliot
Hyannis, Mass
William E. Palmer
Bigh Street
Henry Mank
Judith
Flushing
L. I
Mank
Gibbs & Cox
Naval Architects
Ralph P. Mank
W. Starling Burgess
Mary Bates
Mrs. Deimar Bates
Snow Park
E. Everett Pierce
Braintree
Walter R. Bean
Pierce
Elizabeth Fuller
Dorothy Mattson
Carrie Wyman
Mechanic Street
Leah Bowie
Lester Oliver
Popham’ Beach
Charles Talbot
Center. Street
Philip Foster
Central Maine Power Co
Veterans Hospital
Togus
Mabel Nelson
Rugged Cross Shrine
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic
Walter E. Chase, Jr
Walter E. Chase
Raphael McAvoy
Theresa Anne
Kittery
Ms. McAvoy
Joel R. Lilly
Upper
Charles Whitehouse
Auburn
Whitehouse
Mrs
Lilly
Ralph Dale
Mrs Ralph O. Dale
Bath Marine Band
Fifth Infantry Band of
Bowdoin College
Bangor Post
VPW
Coast Guard
Frank Simpson
William A. Turgeon
Robert St. Jock
Legion Hall
Center
Front
Oak
Middle
High
Federal
Water Street
South Street
B.I.W. Fire Department
Clarence Pariseau
Hull
Arthur Hutchins
The
Leon Genthner
Wiliam S. Blair
Bathlodge of Elks
East Brunswick
United
Bathshyde Windlass Company
States Air Corps Reserves
Franklin Melville
Huse Street
National Council of Marine Craftsmen
Eugene Larrabee
Machine Shop
Court Street
Boothbay Harbor
Tim McCabe
South Yard
Buddy Wright
Linnie Russell
Russell Kenney
George Soule
Jack Landers
Brother Landers
Jack
Murdock Murray
Murdock
Times
George Wilson
Capt. Murray
Mel Pratt
E. Ryan
GS Wilden
SUAS
RAD Ag
Rowland d
Eddie Ramsay
Otis
Underworld
Mel
Eee
Wubone Fontate Ingens Ie
MEL Maultr Pg
Cora Tis
Eddie Waters
Eddie
Carpenters James Use Sete
McDougal Tee
Len Munsey
William Paisley, Sr
Eddie Lozier
Arthur Berry
Arthur
Zina Eaton
Mary Lowell
Mary
Ralph Gay
Louis Pooler
Louis
Propeller
Dick Jenkins
Jenkins
Harold A. Armes
Ernest F. Barnes
James T. Haines
Paul S. Johnson
Barbara A. Oliver
Norman Chase
Whitefield
Warren A. Parris
Noble Grands Club
Joseph W. Larrabee
West Bath
State House
Justus H. Miller
Dominique J. Tardif
Edward W. Bridgham
John P. Carey, Jr
John W. Conway
Joseph DePalmer
Floral Street
Mildred E. Lessard
Ralph O. Dale
Dyer Flaherty
Ladies Auxiliary
Dummer Street
Board of Education
William L. Skelton
Arthur J. Dunton
Howard B. Barter
George W. Scudder
Universalist Church
Front Street
Scudder
Byron E. Clark