Municipal officers grant permits for Vine street work
The municipal officers granted Central Maine Power Co. a permit to relocate poles on Vine street due to bridge approach widening. They also approved Jenney Mfg. Co. to build an office and lubricating station at 40 Vine street—a story and a half structure, 35 by 25 feet with sheet metal covering and iron frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Maine Power Co
Vine Street
Jenney Mfg. Co
Arlene McCorrison Weds William Boyce in Family Ceremony
Miss Arlene W. McCorrison daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. McCorrison married William A. Boyce son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Boyce at the McCorrison home. Rev. David L. Wilson officiated. The couple left for a Canada trip and will reside at 71 Academy Street. The bride and groom are Morse High School alumni and both work locally. Witnesses included family members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene W. McCorrison
Herbert W. McCorrison
Washington Street
William A. Boyce
Robert W. Boyce
Pearl Street
May Clark Boyce
McCorrison
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Urban K. McCorrison
Pearl M. Oliver
Boyce
Canada
Academy Street
Morse High School
Morse
Oakhurst Dairy
Vernal W. McCorrison
Merton Robinson
Lost Book of Bridge Tickets Near Five Islands
Lost items appeal seeks the finder to notify Roy's Market in Bath with a Bath telephone contact and a promise of a reward. The notice appears with other classified requests from local residents and merchants.
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Roy's Market
Bath
Junior Prize Declamations Promised at Bowdoinham Hall
May 11 at Town Hall as Bowdoinham hosts the Annual Junior Prize Declamations. Dance to Carver Orchestra follows. Local social notes list visits, birthdays, and upcoming events including Cemetery association meeting and area sports.
Local families update from Monmouth and area
Joseph Morton of Monmouth visited her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Sylvester. Fred D Heath works in Gardiner. Mrs Harry Purington returned home after visiting in Portland. her husband and Floyd and his family spent the weekend with her. The Puringtons spent the winter in Portland. Norman Fisher of Augusta visited the Heath homestead. Dow family moved to Litchfield with Millay Bros. Celia Billings, Portland worker, was home this past week. Tina Jack, with daughter Myrtle Wade of Pittsfield Massachusetts, returned home. Harold Jack and children of Thomaston were guests. R D Eby formerly of Bath wintered in Daytona Beach and leaves Tuesday for Connersville Indiana before Maine visit in June.
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Town Hall
Carver
Walter Miller
Marian Morehouse
Lewiston
Clarence Purington
Eleanor Webber
Richmond
Walter Merriman
James Brown
Brunswick
Albra Small
Topsham
Ella Adams
Linwood Skelton
Marshall Merriman
Bowdoin
Charles Hatch
Irving Fowles
Edward White
Caleb Mitchell
Charles Randall
Emily Rideout
Purington
Raymond Rendall
Alfred
Caleb W. Sedgley
Charles Hackett
Philip Rideout
American Legion Minstrels
Bowdoinham
Bowdeinham
Frank Millay
Arthur Chick
Monmouth
Bridge Club
Helen Britt
William Raymond
Berlin
N. H
S. W. Putman
Madam Putman
Gray
Fitchburg
Mass
Bay Shore
Harry Purington
Portland
Dingley Road
Charles Browne
Methodist Church
Grange Hall
Merrymeeting Grange
Richmond Corner
J. E. Brown
Wallace Ames
James H. Ames
Jessie
Ames
Union
Lancaster
Ethel Willis
Clara Fogg
R. D. Purington
Charles Berry
Auburn
John Kendrick
Nona Brown
Rumford
Charles Fogg
Herbert Cornish
Gardiner
Bath
Bert Dunlay
New Haven
Conn
James Dunlap
West Bath Grange
Wtts
Joseph Morton
Charles Sylvester
Fred D. Heath
Floyd
Norman Fisher
Augusta
Heath Homestead
Dow
Litchfield
Millay Bros
Celia Billings
Tina Jack
Myrtle Wade
Pittsfield
Wade
Harold Jack
Thomaston
Popular Director at Morse High School Volunteers Time
Board of Education preserved instrumental music at Morse High School in 1932 as John H Grindell, director since 1930, volunteered without pay. He led a 25 to 35 instrument orchestra, inspiring students and contributing to social life, with a 15 year career in orchestras and a radio debut in 1925. The Morse orchestra praised his generosity and impact.
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Board of Education
Morse High School
John H. Grindell
Grindell
Grind
Maine
Colonial Club
WEET
Boston
Joseph Gaudreau
Bath
Crystal Shorey
Mr. Grindell
Beals Prosser couple wed in Chicago ceremony
Donald W. Beals formerly of this city and Miss Edna Prosser of Ottawa Kansas married in Chicago. The bride, daughter of Prof and Mrs R J Prosser, graduated from Baptist Missionary College in Chicago and has since worked in social welfare. Beals, son of the late Frank Beals, served in the Coast Patrol and at West Point before health issues ended a military path. he is a dental mechanic with a Chicago firm. They reside at 124 Normal Avenue, Chicago.
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Donald W. Beals
This City
Chicago
Edna Prosser
Ottawa
Kansas
R. J. Prosser
Baptist Missionary College of
Beals
Frank Beals
Harriet Beals
Brunswick
Normal Avenue
Bowdoin Sagadahoc Grange Holds Regular Meeting
Bowdoin Center hall hosted a Bowdoin Sagadahoc Grange gathering with 40 attendees. The event featured a lively men versus women program including songs, sketches, tableaux, readings, and stumping, with final contest night set for May 5. Neighbor and travel notes follow with several locals visiting families and friends in nearby towns.
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Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
Benjamin Keay
Frances Roberts
Charlin Bickford
Hattie Babb
Lenora Coskery
Slidding
Herbert Roberts
Topsham
Augusta
Hattie Purinton
Horace
Richmond
Carroll Williams
Portland
Addie Williams
Harry Durgin
Massachusetts
Ernest Carr
Theresa Carr
M. E. Smith
A. E. Purinton
George Byrnes
Paris
City native Isabella Hooper dies in Fall River
Isabella Henry Morse Hooper widow of William F. Hooper dies at 344 French Street Fall River Mass on Tuesday May 1. A Bath born social figure and noted sportswoman she lived in New York and Fall River later building a Camden home where she spent summers. She is survived by son Parker Morse Hooper sister Nellie Morse and granddaughters Nancy and Audrey Hooper. Funeral set for 2 30 p m Thursday at her home.
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Fall River
Mass
Isabella Henry Morse Hooper
William F. Hooper
Jacob Parker
Mary Henry Morse
Bath
Hooper
Miss Edwards
New Haven
New York
Jay Cook & Co
New England
Morse
High Street
Camden
Richard Morse
Winneganee
John Henry
David Alexander
Maine
J. Parker Morse
Harry F. Morse
Washington Street
Hyde Windlass Co
Winter Street Church Accepts Five Thousand Bequest
Winter Street Congregational parish unanimously accepted a five thousand dollar bequest from the estate of the late Miss Lina Gove Sewall. Income will support parish general purposes and the fund will be turned over to Dr. Langdon T. Snipe to manage trust funds. Delegates elected for the Congregational Christian Conference in Farmington, May 15-16. Mr and Mrs Merton Brackett and daughter Marilyn have returned to Brunswick after two years in the McGrath house on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Merton Brackett
Marilyn
McGrath
Washington Street
Brunswick
Brackett
Ninety-Five Men To Continue Labor On Three Projects
Ninety-five men will return to work Friday on three CWA projects in the city including Kelley athletic field lower High street and Oak Grove avenue. The ERA will supply no materials or equipment so the city must provide. crews will be welfare dependent only and new faces. Pay for ending crews awaiting checks is expected later this week.
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Kelley Athletic Field
Lower High Street
Oak Grove Avenue
Augusta
Harold P. Small
W. Emery Chase, Jr
Bath Era Administration
John A. McDonough
Kelley Field
Ball Park
Small
Mr. Chase
Oak Grove Cemetery
ERA
O’k
Election of Officers for Col. Dummer Sewall DAR
Annual meeting held Tuesday at Central church house with 32 members present. Officers elected for the next year include Miss Flora May Randall as regent, reelected, with Mrs. Lena Cal... to serve in other roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy F. Colby
Cosmopolitan Singing Club
Colby
Christine C. Curtis
Alice F. Johnson
Edith F. Wheeler
Marice Howe
Mildred G. Nichols
Bessie M. Hunt
George A. Churchill
Charles W. Avery
Carl F. Pierce
G. Eunice Whittall
P. M. Olm
Kennebec
Miss Curtis
Lillian E. Lewin
Miss Howe
Miss Johnson
Avery
Dummer
South End P T A Plans Summer Dollar Fund Drive
At a regular meeting the South End P T A voted members earn one dollar during summer for the association and report how earned at fall meeting. A card party raised 35.75 for benevolences. an all day session is planned in two weeks. Nominating committee named for June 5 meeting.
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South End
Washington Street
William H. Small
Charles D. Perry
J. Albert Redlon
Albertha Williams
Wilfred W. Chaney
Ways and Means
Chester A. Roberts
Pearl Dunbar
Leland R. Mitchell
Chester A. Plant
Wellington A. Moore
Fred Brown
Avid Y. Alkazin
Morse High School
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Annie E. Riley
Alice B. Rampay
Bailey Street
Riley
Richard L. Fowle
Westport
New Meadows River
James Thorpe
High St
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R. D. Eby
Daytona Beach
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Connersville
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Arthur Allen
Beals-Prosser
Jacob Parker Morse
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Sheepscot Hide CO
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R. C. A. Berry
Front Street
Coats
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Bath Department Store
Center Street
Derwood Ring
Jane Lemont
Alice Waters Fulton
Alice Kendall Robbinson
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Nellie Reed Lord
Edna Lee Jaques
Elwina Flint Durgin
Archibald M. Main
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South End P.T.A
Bate
Melody
Lanny Ross
Ann Sothern
W. C. Field
Joan Sothern
Janet Gaynor
Lionel Barrymore
James Dunn
Claire Trevor
Ray Marr