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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1947
Page
4
Maine Women’s Club of York to be entertained May 3 by Raymond H. Folger at 18 Carry Road York City. Members to meet at Central Station York City then proceed to Folger residence for the final meeting of the season with a box lunch and business session.
Mrs Donald B Wilson is hosted at the Praersne home of Mr and Mrs Earl of Augusta, where local friends gather for a social event.
Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston hosts a patient under observation. A son Robert Acey Alexander was born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Alexander of Heathlane at Memorial hospital on April 22. The Alexanders stay with Mr and Mrs Earl Burton on Office Drive while she recovers. Charles Nelson of 54 Washington Street remains confined. Mr and Mrs Moore and daughter Betty returned home from Washington Street after visiting Mrs Albert Thayer in Braintree. Miss Moore, Morse High senior, plans to enroll at New England Baptist Hospital nursing school. Mrs Fred Sterling and son Peter traveled home Sunday from Peaks Island where they vacationed with her parents.
Mrs May Legro has been a guest of Mr and Mrs William S Newell for a week and will return to New York City after her stay on the street.
Capt and Mrs R S Hitchcock of Washington street are at The Barclay in New York this week. Charles Pelletier Bath patrolman reveals their aide on a course in police work at the State Pa pa school Camp Keyes. Angus Officer Pelletier was in the class of 19 with six municipal police 15 State troopers and two dispatchers. C Roland Trott home for the weekend on Middle street returned to Boston Sunday evening. Miss Norma J Cummings daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray guides freshmen orientation at university and a member of the University chorus. James Jackson of Portland returned Monday after weekend with his mother Mrs N Gratz Jackson of Shaw street. nurse Memorial not
A high point on a Thursday evening after a call on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Samp som in Augusta. Madeline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Santo Jones of Bath, visited Mrs. Mass for a stay with Mr. Bird and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bird.
Mrs Sarah Coulhard resumes duties at Bath Iron Works and others attend Supreme Board meeting of the UO IOL in Portland. Dr and Mrs B M Zimmerman welcome son Steven Hal born Saturday at Memorial hospital weighing seven pounds three ounces.
Mrs Charles Fullerton and family of Art Senrae have been visiting her husband for a week and a half. Mr Fullerton is employed there by the Record factory.
Fragmentary notes reference an iron meeting in a northeast area and a May 2 event. Mentions Mrs Carter, Mrs J Russell Grant, and Miss Eleanor Mills with incomplete context and unclear roles.
A fragmented note shows a vote to resume activities in October instead of September. The text records names Miss Bowie and Mrs Wallace and mentions postponement without full context.
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Tes and a Mrs. with unclear role. No coherent events, dates, or entities to confirm a full news item.
Club Forty-Two met Thursday for a successful gathering at the Insurance office. A report was given by the rector who also spoke on the supper served by the club.
A July meeting discussed omitting something for summer on the third Thursdays and planned a fall fashion show. A social hour followed with refreshments served. Committees and members include Miss Bdi, Miss Louise Trainor, and Evérett Cook.
The Legion Auxiliary announced new officers including president with Doris Grace as acting leader and Helen appointed as treasurer following the absence of the previous president.
A bus trip hosted Guest Night led by Mrs Mary Curtis who presented a report on the Jubilee at Thomastone. Mrs Lersh Potter described a renovation since a previous fire damage as members discussed the recent mystery winner at the meeting.
A Lenten offering was presented at Grace Church School in Sandey on August 9 during an intonation service. Rev. M. Tubbs was praised as fit and thanked. Light refreshments followed in the parish house with Emma Robertson, George Parks, Walter Terry Carney Fitch among attendees.
A brief note records A R and others including Merle Smith and Mrs Harry P Smilth attending a Leeds A and meeting as prospective members. The fragment notes participation and involvement of these individuals in what appears to club or association activity.
During the meeting, subjects discussed include future plans and lit up displays to be featured at the Medomak event in Warren. The agenda outlines community topics and upcoming exhibits to engage attendees.
A local act titled Aare th r Sete delivers a two weeklong set featuring covers from the album Gish. The run highlights a retro alt rock vibe with emphasis on faithful renditions and audience engagement.
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