McLuer tenth birthday celebrated at home
James K. McLuer aged ten celebrated at his Washington Street home with cake and refreshments. Guests included teacher Mrs. Bonnieenna, her daughter Mikie, and family friends Kurth Hecht George Ward Peter and Joan Crook David and John McLuer. Grandparents Mr and Mrs W W Chancey and uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Ralph Crooker attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. McLuer
Keith McLuer
133Ashington Street
Bonnie Enna
Mikie
Kurth Hecht
George Ward
Peter
Joan Crook
David
John McLuer
W. W. Chancey
Ralph Crooker
Colby students and locals enjoy weekend visits and illness updates
Miss Barbara Hartsgrove a Colby freshman visits family at 75 Western avenue while Miss Elaine Turner a Colby freshman spends a week at home in Waterville. Mrs Frederick P Wilson ill with pneumonia is reported improved. Mrs Agnes Hammond of Brunswick is a patient at the Me Memorial hospital. Other locals host or visit relatives in Waterville Brunswick Gorham and Portland as several patients guests and travelers are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hartsgrove
Colby College
Waterville
George Hartsgrove
Western Avenue
Agnes Hammond
Brunswick
The
Memorial Hospital
Frederick P. Wilson
Gerald Street
Mr and Mrs George J Good Win Trip From St Shiresonect Fla
Mr and Mrs George J Good returned Friday noon from St Shiresonect Florida where they were away for several weeks. On their return they were overnight guests of Goodwin's teen and Mrs James Daly of Melrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Goodwin
Washington Street
Ambrose family returns home after visits in Maine
Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Ambrose and son Ralph of Fort Dix New Jersey have returned home after visiting Sgt Ambrose's mother Mrs Harriet Ambrose of West Bath and her parents Mr and Mrs Adelard Casavant of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ambrose
Ralph
Fort Dix
N. J
Sgt. Ambrose
Harriet Ambrose
West Bath
Ambrose
Adelard Casavant
Brunswick
Bath Social News Roundup of Local Residents
Mrs. Albert Pinkham returns home from Memorial hospital after a week’s stay. Donald Footer joins the U S Navy and reports to Portland. he is a Morse High School graduate of 1949. Robert and Barbara Ireland of Tallman street are ill and homebound. Rev and Mrs Kenney of Skowhegan were guests of Rev and Mrs Gordon on Beacon street. Kenney formerly pastor of the Beacon Street Methodist church. The Hodskins of Gardiner visited Bath on Sunday. John Sonia Jr of Colby College will spend weekend with his parents on Washington street. Mrs. Henrietta Dallaire of Biddeford has returned home after visiting Bath friends. Russell Hatch and family welcome a seven pound son born March 22 at Memorial hospital. Beverly Rogers of White River Junction, formerly of Bath, visits Roy Lily family on Cedar Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Bourgette
Winter Street Court
U. S. Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Pvt. Bourgette
George D
Ethel M. Bourgette
Robert
U. S. Navy
Richard
Morse High School
Maine National Guard
Donald Footer
Eugene Footer
Washington Street
United States Navy
Portland
Footer
John Sonia, Jr
Colby College
Waterville
John W. Sonia
Russell Hatch
Denny Road
Memorial Hospital
Paratroopers Injured in Air Invasion Reported by Sailor Son
Donald F McRae Jr son of Mr and Mrs Donald McRae of 7 Bath Street writes from the Caribbean area during fleet maneuvers detailing an air invasion. He notes 62 U S paratroopers injured most with broken legs and arms and some deaths. Hyades supplies ships with meat and food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald F. McRae, Jr
E.M.F. A
U.S.S
Mrs Ray Campbell Improves After Illness in Dromore
Mrs Ray Campbell of Dromore who has been ill at her home is reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Campbell
Dromore
Local social notes from Portland and Melrose visits
Mr and Mrs Maurice Burns of 34 Valley Road and guests Mr and Mrs Thomas Hagan of Bay Point Georgetown attended the Sportsman Show in Portland last week. Mr and Mrs Langdon Thistle spent the weekend visiting in Melrose Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Burns
Valley Road
Thomas Hagan
Bay Point
Georgetown
Portland
Mrs. Langdon Thistle
Melrose, Mass
Swanton Teaches Sociology At Aberdeen High School
Joseph Swanton a Wake Forest alumnus and dean’s list student last fall now teaches sociology at Aberdeen High School North Carolina near Pinehurst He also conducts the Glee Club and lives with his parents Mr and Mrs Carl B Swanton 390 Front Street Francis Coombs Jr and family celebrate his fourth birthday with gifts Lawrence Scott family welcomes a newborn son born Tuesday March 21 at the Me
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Swanton
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Aberdeen
N. C
Pinehurst
Swanton
Carl B. Swanton
Front Street
Francis Coombs, Jr
Marion Coombs
Washington Street
Francis Coombs
Corliss Street
Birth of Douglas Fulton in Seattle
Cards announce the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Clare K. Fulton of Seattle March 4. The boy weighs seven pounds and is named Douglas. Fulton works in General Electric Co. Lighting division Seattle office. Mrs. Marie I. Preston spoke at Camden to Friends in Council, presenting Hyde Home and Pine Tree Society Camp films. Jack Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Henderson, improves after illness. Mrs. Eastham Guild and John R. Newell travel to New York to meet parents, then fly to Bath with Mr. and Mrs. Newell from Johannesburg. Betty Newell and the Wesley Jane and Juliana, Sally, Carol Cummings visited Mechanic Falls Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare K. Fulton
Seattle
Wash
Douglas
Marie I. Preston
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children
Friends In Council Club
Camden
Hyde Home
Pine Tree Society
Rome
Betty Newell
Wesley Jane
Juliana
Sally
Carol Cummings
Washington Street
Mechanic Falls
Dorothy Robinson enters Memorial hospital for treatment
Miss Dorothy Robinson daughter of Mrs Ethel Robinson of 10 Adams Court entered Memorial hospital Saturday for medical treatment. She is a sixth grade pupil at Weeks Street school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Robinson
Ethel Robinson
Adams Court
Memorial Hospital
Dorothy
Weeks Street
Bath group to sponsor Bowdoin senior in concert
Rev Laforest E Hodgkins president of the Bath Skating and Hockey Association announces the group will sponsor Frederick Weidner III a Bowdoin senior and soloist at Central church in a concert Friday evening April 14 at Morse High School auditorium. He will be assisted by H Berkley Peabody pianist and Hans Hittmatir cellist.
Vacations and Returns Highlight Local News Roundup
Mrs Bore Bailey and daughter Ann plus Miss Anne Kimball return from a Caribbean month long trip with visits to Montego Bay Kingston Port au Prince San Juan and St Thomas. Dr Virginia Hamilton will resume practice next Monday. Eugene Bowker Jr visits grandparents in Meadow Brook after time with Kittery kin. Joan Shaw returns from Boston University weeklong visit. William and Mrs Shorey report weeks at Palm Springs Apache hotel. Carrie Little returns home after visit with son James Little of Dromore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bore Bailey
Virginia Hamilton
Ann
Anne Kimball
Caribbean
Boston
Bailey
Philip
Lane
Montego Beach
Amaica
Kingston
Jamaica
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
San Juan
Puerto Rico
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Weekend visitors visit relatives across towns
Mrs. Edna Lewis of 847 Middle Street hosted her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Alton Hurd of Westbrook and their children Donna Sally Carleton Stephen and Carol Lewis of Westbrook over the weekend. Mrs Charles F Cummings of Washington Street was a guest of Mr and Mrs Errol Baker, formerly Bath residents, at their Longmeadow Massachusetts home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Lewis
Middle Street
Alton Hurd
Westbrook
Donna
Sally
Carleton
Stephen
Carol Lewis
Charles F. Cummings
Washington Street
Errol Baker
Bath
Longmeadow
Mass
Mrs Bessie Estes Visits Bath with Family Ties
Mrs Bessie Estes of Windsor Vermont arrives in Bath to visit her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Arthur Jackson of Bluff Road and her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Clifton Estes of Noble Avenue. She is met in Portland and driven to Bath Sunday by Mr and Mrs Estes, Mrs Jackson and Miss Faylene Tarr Richmond Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Estes
Windsor
Bath
Arthur Jackson
Bluff Road
Clifton Estes
Noble Avenue
Estes
Portland
Jackson
Faylene
Tarr
Richmond Corner
Local residents share spring absences and visits
Ernest Haskell Jr. returns to Bath after wintering with his mother in Palo Alto and stays with Rev. and Mrs. Louis A. Dole. Miss Andrew P. King of Edgett Street, Colby College student, enjoys a week in New York City with visits to Hartford hosts. Miss Chrys Wetherbee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F. Wetherbee, is confined at home by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Grevers
William Grevers
High Street
Harrison McCaffrey
Sears
Oliver Street
Ernest Haskell, Jr
Ernest Haskell
Palo Alto
Calif
Bath
Louis A. Dole
Andrew P. King
Arthur W. King
Edgett Street
Colby College
Waterville
New York City
Miss King
Kenneth Finley
Hartford, Conn
Chrys Wetherbee
Leonard F. Wetherbee
Andrews Road
Bath Women’s Club dinner features program on women’s roles
The Bath Business and Professional Women's Club met at Sedgwick with a dinner and a business session. President Mrs Ralph Mittendorf outlined the national program, discussed statistics on women property holders, and noted women voters and officials. Three new members were elected and Daisy Ireland led a hair styling lesson. Green and white decorations, white flowers, and mint favors highlighted the evening with community singing to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Business and Professional Women's Club
Sedgwick
Ralph Mittendorf
Margaret Kane
Marie Colby
Caroline Cary
Daisy Ireland
Esther Wilson
Thelma Atkinson
Ireland
Tynes
Mabel Merrill
Frances Young
April 7 Meeting Set for 7 PM at Leader’s Home
A special session is scheduled for March 31 focusing on girls making aprons. David Allen Peter Reed and Richard Dingley form the refreshments committee for the April 7 gathering at the leader’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Allen
Peter Reed
Richard Dingley
Montsweag Farm Bureau Holds All Day Woolwich Meeting
The Montsweag Farm Bureau met Thursday at the Good Will club house Woolwich for an all day session. Esther Mayo of Rockland demonstrated Convenient Kitchen Cupboards using film strips while vice chairman Norman Drummond led the session in the absence of chairwoman Zina Eaton. Dinner was served by local hosts. The group approved contributions to Easter seal Red Cross and Cancer drives and set April 20 at the Woolwich club house for an upcoming tailoring program led by Esther Jewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Good Will
Woolwich
Esther Mayo
Rockland
William Kelley
Togus
Jewett
Good Will Club
Fireside Club hears life in France from former student
Members of the Fireside club of Winter Street Church heard a former exchange student recount life as an English teacher in a French Lycee in the thirties. Edwin Pert led devotions. Plans were announced for a social period next Sunday evening with invitation to members of other youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Hfe
France
Lycee
Edwin Pert
Youth Fellowship at Wesley Church Social and Union Meeting Plan
The Wesley church Youth Fellowship gathered at the parsonage for games and refreshments. They discussed early Hebrew history, especially Hebrews in Egypt, with slides illustrating the talk and scheduled a 6 15 gathering at Wesley followed by a group trip to Winter Street church for a union young people meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Egypt
Wesley
Winter Street
Shrine Club Reception Honors John S Seavey of Auburn
About 100 attended a Sedgwick reception Saturday night for John S Seavey Korea Temple potentate and Mrs Seavey. An entertainment and dance followed the banquet with out of town guests including Ralph G Orrill of Brunswick club president and Mrs Orrill Mr and Mrs Malcolm B Dunlap Auburn and Past Potentate Walter L Emerson and Mrs Emerson of Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick
John S. Seavey
Auburn
Korea
North-Center P. T. A. Meeting Voted on By-Laws and Banquet
North-Center P. T. A. met at City hall to revise by-laws read by Mrs. Lloyd Hooker and agreed to cooperate with the council in holding a banquet for the basketball boys. Mrs. H Kenneth Smith, Mrs. Harry L. Day and Mrs. Thomas S. Aikenhead named to the nominating committee for next year. Miss Mulligan's second grade at North Primary won the attendance banner. An open meeting is set for April 17 with a Scotch auction and social hour to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Center
City Hall
Ilg
Lloyd Hooker
H. Kenneth Smith
Harry L. Day
Thomas S. Aikenhead
Club Forty Two Plans Canasta Bridge and Dishes
Club Forty Two met Wednesday to discuss programs. April 19 meeting cancelled. A public canasta-bridge party planned for April 20 with committee members Mrs Stanley Brown Mrs Lawrence Wyman Mrs George Hart and Miss Edith Small. A covered dish supper will be hosted by Mrs Elliot Hanson on April 26 with committee Mrs Kenneth Jaquith Mrs Howard Farr and Mrs Arthur Sturtevant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Brown
Lawrence Wyman
George Hart
Edith Small
Elliot Hanson
Kenneth Jaquith
Howard Farr
Arthur Sturtevant
March Meeting of C A R Elizabeth Lawrence Society
The Elizabeth Lawrence Society of the C A R met at Miss Christel Cornish’s home on Rose street for its March gathering. A poem The Hermit of the Bog was read by Mrs Dwinal Cornish and a Chinooks story by Mrs Marion Smith. Children arranged family scrap books for a June exhibit for Colonel Dummer Sewall Chapter D A R after refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lawrence Society
C.A.R
Christel Cornish
Rose Street
Dwinal Cornish
Maine
Perry Greene
Marion Smith
Elwood Hathorne
Cornish
Westminster student joins Portland trip at Sportsmen's Show
Mrs. Marie I Preston and son Jimmy of Westminster school are visiting Rev. and Mrs. George Witham in Bridgton for spring vacation. Former Mayor and Mrs. Harold P Small attend the Sportsmen's Show in Portland. Ruth Williams of Boston returns to visit her Williams parents in Portland. Donald Footer, son of Mrs. Eugene Footer, enlists in the U S Navy and heads to Portland for initial orders. Mrs. John M Conley Jr hosts Xi Beta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at 69 Dummer Street. Edward Vose and kids visit Vose parents in Belfast after Sunday outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie I. Preston
Washington Street
Jimmy
Westminster School
George Witham
Bridgton
Harold P. Small
Portland
John M. Conley, Jr
Xi Beta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Dummer Street
Harry E. Ring, Jr
Bowdoin College Class of 1935 Reunion Meeting Attendees
George F Carey II attended the Saturday reunion committee meeting for Bowdoin College class of 1935 held at F Burton Whitman Jr home on Mere Point road. Mr and Mrs Harland Boynton hosted over the weekend their son George a Burdette College Boston student and Mrs Boynton's sister and her husband Mr and Mrs William Hodgkins of Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Carey, II
Bowdoin College
F. Burton Whitman, Jr
Mere Point
Harland E. Boyn
George
Burdette College
Boston
Mrs. Catherine Mullaney Visits Son-in-law in Boothbay Harbor
Mrs. Catherine T. Mullaney of Park street is visiting her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stover of Boothbay Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine T. Mullaney
Park Street
Eugene Stover
Boothbay Harbor
Lions Club hears talk on wilderness canoe trips
Henry D Small athletic director at Morse High School spoke about wilderness canoe trips through the Maine northwoods organized with Linwood L Dwelly of Edward Little High School for a group of young boys. Movies from trips were shown. Howard W Kirkpatrick joined as a new member. Zone Chairman Hugo Sandelein and his son Hugo Jr. attended with Norman Skillings. A joint Bath and ladies meeting was set for April 5 to mark the Bath Lions Club 10th anniversary with Belfast Lions as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Small
Morse High School
Maine Northwoods
Linwood L. Dwelly
Edward Little High School
Auburn
Lions Club
Howard W. Kirkpatrick
Hugo Sandelein
Hugo, Jr
Brunswick
Norman Skillings
Bath
Woolwich 4-H Club Meets with Hazel Crocker Leads
Happy Hearts and Helping Hands 4 H club of Woolwich met Friday evening with leader Mrs Hazel Crocker present along with all members and 15 visitors. Plans for the Dress Review in Auburn on August 29 were discussed. Refreshments were served and games played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hearts
Helping Hands
Woolwich
Hazel Crocker
Auburn
Rainbow Assembly elects Maine Grand Officers at Ma sonic Temple
Rainbow Assembly met at the Masonic Temple Friday announcing Miss Jane Niles as grand recorder and Miss Janice Knight as grand choir leader for the Maine Grand Assembly in Portland in late April. Eleanor Marks and Ann McLeod chosen for the grand choir. Miss Niles named grand sister of faith. Plans continue for a variety show and a mother daughter banquet led by Pauline Holmson and co chairmen Jean McKay and Carol Quimby. April 14 meeting urged. social hour followed. Also, Myrtle Lodge Odd Ladies planned an Easter sale for April 14 at the G A R hall with fish chowder dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Jane Niles
Janice Knight
Grand Assembly of Maine
Portland
Miss Niles
Miss Knight
Eleanor Marks
Ann McLeod
Evelyn Morse
Mabel DeShon
Order of Eastern Star
Grand Assembly
Grand
Faith
Pauline Holmson
Jean McKay
Carol Quimby
Morse
Athena Gillespie
Marguerite Cutting
Myrtle Lodge
Order of Odd Ladies
G. A. R. Hall
P T A Council Debates Banquet Plans For Grade School League
The P T A council in City Hall voted to skip a joint banquet for the Grade School Basketball League this year, preferring to leave decisions to individual units. Delegates weighed more speakers and school unity against maintaining separate banquets. Mrs Loring Small reported 276 tickets were sold for a Yale lecture on Child Development. Mrs Louis A Dole said Bath merchants agreed not to display objectionable books prominently after discussing with Police Chief Frank Moriarty. Mrs Willard Sprague named Summer Round-up chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A. Council
City Hall
Loring Small
Frances Nig
Yale University
Louis A. Dole
Frank L. Moriarty
Bath
Willard Sprague
Sacred Heart Circle Plans Conventions And Socials
Sacred Heart circle met with Regent Vivian Kronstrand. Announced State Convention May 20 21 in Van Buren and National Convention in August in Cincinnati Ohio. April social canceled for Holy Week. April and May socials combined for a short play.,Voting to aid Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children. Hostesses listed for April and May socials with committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of
Isabella
Vivian Kronstrand
van Buren
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pine Tree Society
Adeline McPhee
Marie Hamblett
Louise Arsenault
Clara Sonia
Effie Milliken
Moses
Marie Sirois
Hannah Curran
Sadie White
Nellie O'Connor
Mary McElman
Rita Fournier
Evelyn McDougal
Sophie McPherson
Suburb Civic Club hears plastics talk at meeting
Mrs. Charles Locke of Tops ham spoke at the Suburb Civic club meeting at the Winnegan ee Community house with 14 members and six guests present. She demonstrated plastics and prizes were awarded to Mrs. John Burgess and Mrs. Banes M. Stanley. Refreshments were provided by the committee chaired by Mrs. Walter Morse. The April 6 committee includes Mrs. Harold Mott and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Locke
Topsham
Suburb Civic Club
Winneganee
Duncan Farre
Locke
John Burgess
Banes M. Stanley
Walter Morse
Robert P. Man
Lloyd Rogers
Community Center Queen Contest Planned at Weekly Meeting
At the regular Recreation Council session the second annual Community Center Queen contest was proposed. The coronation dance will follow four weeks of registration, nominations, preliminary voting, and final ballot. May 5 Friday evening is set for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Council
Nancy Pratt
Teenage Employment Bureau
Marilyn Hogan
Thomas Whitmer
Frank Torrey
Ted Surtevant
Bill Milliken
Center
World Wide Guild meets at Corliss Street church
The Dorothy Bucklin chapter of the World Wide Guild met at seven o'clock Monday evening at Corliss Street Church with 11 attending. May baskets were decorated for shut ins. Next April 24 meeting will feature guests Mr and Mrs Starr of Indian Island with two teenagers. guilds from Woolwich Five Islands Georgetown Topsham Bowdoinham Freeport and Bath church will be guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bucklin
World Wide Guild
Corliss Street
Starr
Indian Island
Old Town
Winter Fireside Club Provides Enjoyable Evening
Nathan Watson delivered an evening of wit and humor at the Winter Fireside Club, entertaining attendees with his customary lively performance. The event offered lighthearted storytelling and social camaraderie in a cozy gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Watson
Central Church League Chooses Officers for Next Year
Central Church League met at the parish house Monday evening with hostesses Mrs. Clyde Mallett and Mrs. Howard Steen. A committee was named to bring in the state officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
Clyde Mallett
Howard Steen
Women Named to Lead League Banquet Committee
Arthur Brown and three Mrs. names including Mrs. Arthur Pratt Mrs. James Caverly and others were appointed to head the league's annual banquet committee. The event is scheduled for May with Mrs Harold P. Small Mrs. William Blair and Mrs. Laforest Hodgkins among the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Arthur Pratt
James Caverly
Harold P. Small
William Blair
Laforest Hodgkins
League
Winter Street Auxiliary Hosts Lenten Talk at Bath Church
Rev John F Anderson of Woolwich spoke at the Winter Street church Ladies Auxiliary meeting guiding scripture readings and hymn singing with Mrs Anderson. A reception for Rev J O Purdue and Mrs Purdue was announced for April 26 as they leave Bath May first. A food sale was planned for April 21 with Beatrice Leavitt and Eleanor Matton as co chairs. Hostesses for the event included Mamie Anderson Pearl Alkazin and Consuelo Alkazin. The April 11 meeting will name Esther Dale Greta Gower and Marilyn McLain to lead the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Anderson
Woolwich
Winter Street
Ev. Anderson
Anderson
Selma Chubbuck
Auxiliary
Ladies Aid
J. O. Purdue
Beatrice Leavitt
Eleanor Matton
Mamie Anderson
Pearl Alkazin
Consuelo Alkazin
Esther Dale
Greta Gower
Marilyn McLain
Myrtle Lodge Past Ladies Meet at Myrtle Lodge
Myrtle Lodge Past Ladies club of Myrtle lodge met at president Mrs. Alice Lewis home at 406 High street. Business included a prayer and sick list reports. Mrs. Eunice Perry led a weaving lesson. Plans were made for an After Easter sale on April 14 with a large needlework display. Hostesses were Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Louise Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
Alice Lewis
High Street
Eunice Perry
Lewis
Louise Rogers
Edith Nash
Margaret Nelson
Eva Atwood
Gertrude Stewart
Sadie Savage
Lizzie Chaney
Tillie Blake
Perry
Annie Oliver
Sarah Potter
XI Beta chapter plans state convention in Bath Maine
XI Beta chapter discussed the forthcoming State of Maine annual Beta Sigma Phi convention to be held in Bath. Mrs. Mildred Trott presented a talk on theater life during the evening meeting at Mrs. John Conley Jr.'s home. The next gathering is set for April 11 at Mrs. Nathan Watson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Maine
Beta Sigma Phi
Bath
John Conley, Jr
Dummer Street
Mildred Trott
Nathan Watson
Center Street
Theta Chapter Hosts Beta Sigma Phi Evening
Miss Priscilla Perkins entertained Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Day's Ferry. President Mrs. Paul Akeley led a business session planning a MacFadden's Drugstore food sale and a white elephant sale. The Bath Bath April 22 convention, travel films, and cast party photos were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Perkins
Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Day’s Ferry
Paul Akeley
MacFadden
State of Maine
Bath
Carlene Suslovich
Fanny Clement
Donald Page
Matthew Doak, Jr
Woolwich
Order of Amaranth to Hold Annual Session in Maine
The Grand Court of Maine Order of the Amaranth will convene at the Masonic Temple Friday and Saturday. Presiding will be Sarah A. Shaw grand royal matron and Harry T. Lund grand royal patron. Delegates from Maine New York and New England will attend. A public installation Saturday evening invites all Masons wives and Eastern Star members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Court of
Maine
Order of the Amaranth
Masonic Temple
Sarah A. Shaw
Harry T. Lund
New York
New England
Birthday party honors Mrs Murchie Gordon at parsonage
Mrs Murchie Gordon wife of Rev Gordon pastor of Beacon Street Methodist church was surprised guest of honor Tuesday evening as several church ladies arrived at the parsonage with gifts for her birthday A decorated cake was presented by Mrs M F Mitchell Jr Others present included Mrs Orange Mrs A R Leeman Mrs Margaret Wilson Mrs Arlene Anderson Mrs Jane Shea Mrs Craft Mrs Jennie Dyer Mrs Vernore Perkins Bessie Clark Nellie Webber Mrs Howard Rice Mrs Susan Beardsley Mrs Harriet Huggard Mrs Everett Lemont Mrs Arthur Packard Mrs Edward St Martin and Rev Gordon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murchie A. Gordon
Gordon
Beacon Street Methodist Church
M. F. Mitchell, Jr
Orange
A. R. Leeman
Margaret Wilson
Arlene Anderson
Jane Shea
Craft
Jennie
Potato water once seen as a medicinal allotment in Ireland
The fragment notes a historical belief in potato water used for healing in Ireland. No further specifics are provided about individuals, dates, or institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireand
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Berlin
Harry Thebeau
Courtney Hinckley
Richmond
Sagadahoc
Lewiston
Doreen Willis
Marshall L. Willis
Jane Irish
Skillings &Co
Denny Yoad
John Parker, Jr
Philips-Exter
N. H
John Parker
Mmner Street
Cleveland P. Curtis
Bowdoinham
G. Thomas Murphy
William W. Dennison
Federation of Garden Clubs of Maine
Hotel Eagle
Jane McCabe
Leonard W. Oliver
50 Elm Street
Everett Parker
Summer Street
Dartmouth
Virginia
Helen Quinn
R. N
Togus Veterans’ Hospital
W. H. Shea
Beacon Street
U.S. Air Force
Bourgette
Bethlehem
Dave Gagne
Adams Maternity
Longfellow Avenue
Joseph Arsenault
Kennebec Circle
Gagne
Viola Arsenault
Union Street
Alice
Joan Canacaris
Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School
Thomas J. Canacaris
North Street
Forest T. Putnam
Mattie MacMahan
North Edgecomb
Lila Belanger
Herbert Belanger
Philip Reno
Harry Warner, Jr
Dorothy Mae Hart
Floral Street
Stone House Farm
L. V. Honsinger
Valerie
Winchester
E. V. Honsinger
White Plains
N. Y
Arthur Sewall
Virginia Partridge
Genesta Club
Washburn Street
Ruth Smith
Doris MacKay
Doris Brooks
Elizabeth Burden
Edith Rich
Caroline Thompson
Margaret Long
Doris Tobey
Zylpha Richardson
Wanda LeMoine
Alice Potter
Ann Minott
Teresa Corliss
Harry L. Horne
Catherine Powers
H. Martin, Powers
1540
Reginald Callahan
U.S
Mary Callahan
2 Weeks Street
New London
Conn
Harmon Eliason
South Street
Robert Dale
Elaine Turner
Stanley G. Turner
Miss Turner
Elizabeth Cummings Reed
Gorham State Teachers College
Thomas J. Cummings
Cummings Street
Harold W. Burnham
Lynn
Joseph E. Hart
Lewis Young
Edward L. Gaudreau, Jr
Gaudreau
Edward Laudreau
Aywa
Albert Pinkham
Court Street
Barbara Ireland
Richard P. Ireland
Tallman Street
Charles R. Kenney
Skowhegan
M. A. Gordon
Kenney
Methodist Church
Percy Hodgkins of
Gardiner
Henrietta Dallaire
Biddeford
Beverly Rogers
White River Junction
Roy Lilly
Cedar Grove
Lawrence Scott
the Memorial Hospital
Jack Henderson
Bernard Henderson
Eugene Bowker, Jr
Eugene Bowker
Kittery
Jay K. Bowker
Meadowbrook
Joan Shaw
Boston University
Roscoe H. Shaw
William S. Shorey
Palm Springs
Cal
Apache Hotel
Carrie Little
Turner's Court
James Little
Bath Societies
B. and
P. W. Club
Shrine Club
Club Forty
Ruth Williams
Daniel Williams
Edward Vose
Joan
Fred
Paul
Paula
Lark Street
Mr. Vose
Fred N. Vose
Belfast
Winter Fireside Club
Central Church Aid
THETA
Order OF Amaranth
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