Local Society Notes Spotlight Regional Arts and Visits
Serene Smith of Grant Pemne’s pea a stand is among eight members who run the annual public exhibi. The Maine Coast Commission winter bulletin highlights service work with pictures from Christmas efforts on remote Maine islands. Locally the Ladies' Aid at Winter Street Church sends clothing donations appreciated by recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serene Smith
Grant Pemne
Maine At Liberty
Neal Bousfield
Ledgelawn Avenue
Bar Harbor
Maine Sea Coastission
England
Bel Pmanagen
Maine
Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street Church
Anny
Mrs Niles Visits Branford and Attends Continental Congress
Mrs Merle Niles of Middle street guest of her son and wife Mr and Mrs Robert Niles of Branford Conn. Niles, twice regent of Colonel Dummer Sewall Chapter DAR, attended Continental Congress sessions in Washington. Fragments mention Easter visits by Bath relatives and other Bath connections with Judith E Olsen of Port, Mrs Johnson of Upper Retatned, and Mr Trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Niles
Middle Street
Robert Niles
Branford
Conn
Niles
Dummer Sewall
D.A.R
Washington
Francis Johnson
Upper Art
Trout
Bath
Johnson
Christmas Club Entertained by Mrs Stevens in Woolwich
Mrs Stevens hosted the Christmas Club at her Woolwich home last Wednesday with dessert and coffee after arrival. Attendees included Mrs Gerald Creamer Mrs Robert Dewick Mrs William Robson Mrs Herbert McIntire Mrs William Allen Mrs Ralph Mrs Burt Lutz and Mrs Maurice Hathorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Christmas Club
Woolwich
Gerald Creamer
Robert Dewick
William Robson
Herbert McIntire
William Allen
Ralph
Burt Lutz
Maurice Hathorne
Gerry Cotton
Miss Roselia Blake Named Camp Food Service Director
Miss Roselia Blake, formerly with the Portland YWCA and YMCA of Boston, accepts a summer post as director of food service at Aloha Gulick camp in Fairlee Vermont. She is a dietitian at Episcopal Theology School Cambridge and maintains a summer home in Onset Massachusetts. Mrs Herbert Cavanagh of ick hosts guests including Fred P Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roselia Blake
Portland Ywca
Ymca of
Boston
Gulick
Fairlee
Vermont
Miss Blake
Episcopal Theology School
Cambridge
Mass
Portland
Pophamas
Onset, Mass
Local Residents Attend At-Home Entertainment
Robert Jewell hosted a small gathering at her residence last Wednesday. Attendees included Mrs Hooker, Mrs Barait, Mrs Ster, Mrs Carl Rosen, Eugene Butterfield of Upper Washington Street, and George Powers of Office Drive, who have just returned from a Boston business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jewell
Too Hooker
Barait
Ster
Carl Rosenantin
Eugene Butterfield
Upper Ashington Street
George Powers
Office Drive
Boston
Newport residents return from winter visit and summer plans
Mrs Ival Arno of Newport has returned after a stay with her sister Mrs Dudley Leavitt at 9 Valley road. Mr and Mrs Donald Hodgdon return from St Petersburg Florida and stay with Mrs Hodgdon's mother Mrs William Davis on Granite street. After June they occupy the Percy Low home on Granite street for the summer as they did last year. Mr and Mrs Low and daughter Ellen will be at their cottage at Sirch Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ival Arno
Newport
Dudley . Leavitt
Valley Road
Donald Hodgdon
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bath native John Brown greeted by friends in Bath visit
John Brown formerly of Bath and ex Independent reporter now paymaster for Great Northern Paper Co in Vallinocket visited Bath on Saturday and received a warm welcome from many friends. Mr Downey and Mrs Downey of Caratunk have just returned from a motor trip to the South including Tennessee and Washington where they visited numerous points of interest. Downey, an engineer, has long worked for Central Maine Power Co and helped build the Wyman Dam. Mrs Downey is sister of Mrs Lewis E Spicer of Bedford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Bath
Independent
Great Northern Paper Co
Vallinocket
John B. Downey
Caratunk
Park Street
Tennessee
Washington
Downey
Central Maine Power Co
Wyman
Lewis E. Spicer
Bedford Street
Kimble Family Appoints Kin and Guests
H R Kimble of Peoria is appointing his brother Earl C Kimble and Mrs Kimble of High street. John R Kimble and family of Rumford were Saturday dinner guests of his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Kimble
Peoria, J
Earl C. Kim
Mrs. Kimble
High Street
John R. Kimble
Rumford
Mrs White of Auburn Hospitalized in Lewiston Clinic
Mrs. Lionel M. White of Auburn, formerly Velma Corn of Bath, is a surgical patient at Central Maine General Hospital in Lewiston. Mrs. Cornish, mother of Mrs. White, visited her daughter on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel M. White
Auburn
Velma Corn
Bath
Maine General Kespster
Lewiston
Ite
Harry B. Cornishires
Mrs John Harkins and Jer White Visit Corliss Senate
Mrs John Harkins and her husband Mr Jer White visit Corliss Senate in Wavenreins Heights during their local trip to see prominent officials and attend community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harkins
Corliss Senate
Rhai
Jer White
Wavenreins Heights
Local Residents Return From Weekend Trips and Recuperation
Herbert T. Caverly II returned Sunday from Lynchburg Virginia where he attended M Day festivities at Randolph Macon Woman's College as a guest of first year student Sandra Parrell. Gladys Lacombe and family returned from a visit with John Moore in Shaw Street Hinckley New York. Mrs Stanley Peterson has convalesced at home after surgery at Mercy Hospital Portland following a femoral hospital stay. Carle Longfellow of Days Ferry returned home after a winter in Clearwater Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert T. Caverly, II
Herbert T. Caver
Washington Street
Lynchburg
Randolph Macobb Women's College
Sandra Parrell
Hadenfield
N. J
The
Colege
Bortland
Gladys Lacombe
Joseph Lacombe
Jane Anne
Hinckley
N. Y
Tohn Moore
Shaw Street
Stanley Peterson
East Brunsewick
Mercy
Mrs. Carle Longfellow
Days Ferry
Clearwater, Fla
Spicer Attends Maine Parts Managers Meeting Banquet
Lowell Spicer of Bedford street and Champion Motors Brunswick attended the Maine Parts Managers meeting and banquet Friday evening at the Elm hotel in Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Spicer
Lewis E. Spicer
Bedfordtreet
Champion Motors
Brunswick
Maine
Elm Hotel
Auburn
Harold Titcomb Admitted At Memorial Hospital
Harold Titcomb of 24 Dummer Street is a surgical patient at Memorial Hospital and is employed by the Hyde Windlass Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Titcomb
Dummer Street
Memorial Hospital
The
Hyde Windlass Co
Mrs Bimson Hosts Tea Honoring Gove and Kimball
Mrs James A Bimson entertained with a tea at her home 994 Washington Street Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs Kenneth G Gove and Missie Kimball. Pouring were Mrs Harold W DeLong and Mrs DeLong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Bimson
Washington Street
Kenneth G. Gove
Missie Kimball
Harold W. DeLong
DeLong
Fulton Couple to Attend National Rotary Meeting in Los Angeles
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fulton of Braintree Massachusetts former Bath residents will travel to Los Angeles in May with Massachusetts Rotarians and Rotary Anns. They expect to be away about one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Fulton
Braintree
Mass
Bath
Los Angeles
Calif
Massachusetts
Rotary Anns
Mrs Pletts of Brunswick Visits Reno Relatives
Mrs. Robert Pletts of Brunswick visits her son and wife in Reno Nevada. Mrs. Pletts, formerly Mary Anderson, is the daughter of and Mrs. Carl C. Anderson of Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pletts
Brunswick
Reno
Nev
Pletts
Mary Anderson
Carl C. Anderson
Oak Street
Gove Couple Leaves Winter Home for South Bristol Season
Mr and Mrs Kenneth G Gove depart from the Red House Lincoln Street heading to South Bristol to begin their summer season at Long Cove Point. The note mentions a brief trip and seasonal change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth G. Gove
Red House
Lincoln Street
Satuday
South Bristol
Binhill
Long Co Point
To bey Visitors From Atlanta Stay In Bath
Mr and Mrs Norman N To bey of Atlanta Georgia arrived in Bath Sunday for a two week visit they will spend with Charles Strout of Brunswick They were recently registered at the Little White House at Warm Springs Georgia where the late Franklin D Roosevelt died This is now a National Shrine visited annually by thousands of tourists from virtually every State in the Union Also noted is Uncle Sam's Navy bringing World War II era veterans and a note about Northeastern Business College in Portland and Ta Instrument Co in Atlanta reflecting local employment links
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman N. Tobey
Atlanta
Bath
Charles Strout
Brunswick
Little White House
Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Union
Walton couple honored by Rebekah Lodge guests
Mrs Nellie Lord and Mrs Lois Knight supported by Granite City Rebekah Lodge members attended Noble Grand guest officers night at Hallowell on Monday April 26. Accompanying were Mrs Potter Mrs Thompson Mrs Moore Mrs Arrabee Mrs Morrell Mrs Wright and Leonard Munsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Lord
Lois Knight
Queen Esther Rebekah
Granite City
Rebekah Lodge
Hallowell
Rebeka Sage Inepene
N Able Grand
Ah Potter
Carolyn Thompson
Glenorra Moore
Lillias “Arrabee
Jessie Morrell
Dorothy Wright
Leonard Munsey
Weekend Visit From Trifton Pair Highlights Local News
Mr and Mrs Percy Mann of Trifton North Dakota formerly of Bath arrived early Saturday for a weekend visit with Mrs Manns parents Mr and Mrs Albert Pollard of Center Street. Mrs Maude Wilson hosted her contract club at her Washington Street home Thursday evening with a spring themed table and candles. Prizes went to Mrs Anne Brownrigg first Mrs Sadie White second and Mrs Eva Henderson consolation. Celina Fortier attended with Mrs Ethe Lee Mrs Lucy Desmond and Mrs Yvette Bisson also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Mann
Trifton, N.d
Bath
Maude Wilson
Washington Grep
Anne Brownrigg
Sadie White
Eva Henderson
Celina Fortier
Ethe Lee
Lucy Desmond
Yvette Bisson
Miss Becence Marston Visits Lancaster Relative Ties Recalled
Miss Becence Marston of Lancaster Massachusetts was a two year guest of Miss Anne Lincoln. Marston used to visit Bath years ago as a guest of Commander and Mrs Arthur Crenshaw who was once stationed at the Iron Works. Washington’s home now owned by Rupert Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becence Marston
Lancaster
Mass
Anne Lincoln
Marston
Bath
Arthur Crenshaw
Aoe Iron Works
Local Couple Announces Birth of Son at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Norman Kenney of Getchell street announce the birth of a son at Memorial hospital Saturday night Virginia Baker mother and wife of Clyde Baker of Woolwich is the former.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Kenney
Getchell Street
Memorial Hospital
Kenney
Virginia Baker
Clyde Baker
Woolwich
Pittsburgh Visitors Help Celebrate Engemann Family Birthdays
Mr and Mrs Edward Engemann of Pittsburgh arrived Sunday to visit their son George Engemann and his wife at 2 Deering Street. They helped celebrate the joint birthdays of grandsons Ralph Engemann age five and William Milton Engemann age one. Their daughter Colen Nancy, two, joined in the celebration.
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Edward Engemann
Pittsburgh
George Engemann
Deering Street
Ralph Engemann
William Milton Engemann
Colen Nancy
Local visitors plan Brookline and Needham visits
Mr and Mrs Moore of 2 Thaw Street Brookline plan a week with his sister and husband in Brookline and then in Needham Mass where they will be guests of Mr and Mrs Edwards and Mr and Mrs Stupak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
apRn Moore
Thaw Street
Brookline
Hisister
Ouls Edwards
Needham
Mass
Joseph Stupak
Suppers Honor 86th Birthday of Harry E. Peterson
Mr and Mrs Everett Quin of 11 Bowman Street hosted a supper party Saturday evening in honor of Mrs Quinlans father Harry E Peterson who was observing his 86th birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joseph W Dee and daughter Mary Elizabeth of Revere Massachusetts Mr and Mrs Yanley Peterson and daughters Audrey and Judy and Mr and Mrs Melvin Comeau of Latin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Quinin
Bowman Street
Quinlan
Harry E. Peterson
Joseph W. Dee
Mary Elizabeth
Revere
Mass
Yanley Peterson
Daughers
Audrey
Judy
Melvin Comeau
Atin
Mrs King Returns Home From Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Fred King of Tarbox street has returned to her home from Memorial hospital where she was a medical patient for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred King
Tarbox Street
Memorial Hospital
Smiths Return From Florida Winter Visit Tracts
Mr and Mrs Harry W Smith returned to their home at 137 Oak street after spending the Winter in Orlando Florida as is their annual custom. On their return they visited in Southern Pines North Carolina with Dr and Mrs Leon E Buck and in West Medford Massachusetts with Mr and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Smith
Oak Street
Orlando
Fla
Southern Pines
N. C
Leon E. Buck
West Medford
Mass
Miss Nancy Davis Returns From Vacation in Schenectady
Miss Nancy Carol Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs William C Davis of Schenectady New York former Bath resident has returned home after a week long visit with her grandmother Mrs Caleb Burns on High Street and her sister Rand a Chariseark of South Windsn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Carol Davis
Ughter
Wiliam C. Davis
Schenectady, N
Bath
Caleb Burns
High Street
Mi Randal Charis Eark
Lot South Windsn
Birthday party given for patient Marie at hospital in Portland
Mr and Mrs Edward J Mann celebrate Marie M in Portland hospital with a ninth birthday party. Miss wane a teacher attended with a large birthday cake and gifts from Bath relatives and friends. Despite extensive surgery Marie remains cheerful and looks forward to recovery and return to Mitchell school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Mann
M Hospital
Portland
Su Sie
Nani Ey Rie
Mitchell Schol
Ae Wane
Dace
Carr
Bath
Marie
Bath couple return after winters in Florida
Mr and Mrs Philip Otar reside at Beacon and Washington streets in Bath in one of the Poulos apartments while spending winters in Miami Florida. Sgt Norman J Guynn recently returned to New York after a three year Germany assignment and will visit Camp Kilmer New Jersey for a 30 day leave before possibly extending his stay. Bernard MacDonald of Pleasant Street plans a summer job in Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip O'tar
Bath
Miami, Fla
Beacon and
Washington Streets
Poulos
Norman J. Guynn
Heidelburg
Germany
New York City
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Hugh D. Grant
Grant
den Street
Guynn
Bernard MacDonald
Pleasant Street
Bangor
Camden Weekend Guests Enjoy Lake Megunticook Fishing
Mr. and Mrs. Emerton Gross of 44 Floral Street and Reginal Barter of 55 Denny read the weekend in Camden as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Conley. While there, Mr. Gross and Mr. Barter enjoyed a fishing excursion on Lake Megunticook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerton Gross
Floral Street
Reginal Barter
Denny
Camden
Raymond Conley
Mr. Gross
Mr. Barter
Lake Megunticook
Edith Campbell Returns Home From Waterelle Trip
Mrs. Edith Campbell arrives back in Arrowie from Waterelle with her daughter and sends regards to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pollard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Campbell
Arrowie
Waterelle
Everett Pol'ard
Unclear Family Notices From Fragmentary Text
The readable portion reports a family and visitors with names including Mrs Ross and Eyaps of Fort Worth. Context is fragmented and missing key details about events or dates.
Local Socials Report Weekend at Popham Fork
Fragmentary note details a gathering at Popham Fork with guests Mr and Mrs Simon, ending with a casual line about entertainment and weekly plans.
Jaudreau Family Hosts Sargent Garear Guests
Mr and Mrs ward I Jaudreau Jr and their sons Edward Arthur Robert and David of South Portland were hosts to Police Sgt Garear at Piper Washington Street according to local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward I. Jaudreau, Jr
Edward
Arthur
Robert
David
South Portland
Penneryy
Sae Vard L. Garear
Ipper Washington Street
Queen Who Longed For Snow illustrated tale by Mrs Burton Jones
Mrs Burton Jones of Marblehead Mass completed the month with illustrations for a Portuguese folk tale titled The Queen Who Longed For Snow a fascinating volume for today. She made many friends at Bath during residence at the former Silsby home on Green Street now owned and occupied by Mr and Mrs William Turpie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Jones
Marblehead
Mass
Local notes on visits and recovery from surgery
Michael D. Ahalt arrives for a week and visits Mrs. Ahalt and daughter Sheila Marie at Drummond Street home. Alton Hathaway of Vine Brook Road, Wexington, Mass., has recovered from a recent operation at Wellesley Newton hospital and returned to business. he plans a summer vacation at Popham Beach, where he often stays at his riverside cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael D. Ahalt
St. 1
U. S
Mrs. Ahalt
Sheila Marie
Alton Yathaway
Vine Brook
Wexington
Mass
Wellesley-Newton Hospital
Mr. Hathaway
Popham Beach
Riverside
Visiting relatives and school plans noted in Concord and Stratford
Mr and Mrs Witham Mitch ell of Concord New Hampshire long time Milan street residents spent several days in Portland with Mrs Mitchells sister Mrs Laura B Doten of Sherman Street. Mr Mitchells is a contract plumber. She returned from visiting daughter Miss Jane Niles in Stratford Connecticut where he is teaching, and Cranford Connecticut where she visited son and wife Mr and Robert C Niles. She led the annual meeting of the Continents Washington junior past regent and a mors Dummer Sona Sewall hunter DAR
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witham Mitchell
Concord
N. H
Milan Street
Portland
Mitchell
Ister
Laura B. Doten
Sherman Street
Plummer
Merle Niles
Middle Street
Jane Niles
Stratford
Anniversary observance noted for local residents
A fragment notes an upcoming anniversary Sunday for Mr. and Peter Fouluse with references to Donald MacMillans and Arctic exploration. The text mentions a lecturer inspecting his boat and hints at a new highway project near Ma bag see, reflecting a local event context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald MacMillans
Phis
Etna
Freeport Pythian Jubilee Brings Lodges Together
Mrs Garcelon and several Pythian Sisters from district lodges attended the Maine Pythian Jubilee in Freeport. The event began at Pythian hall with sisters and brothers separate then joined for ceremonies and entertainment at Freeport High School. Mrs Eugene E Herrin and infant Edward John returned home to West Bath from Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garcelon
Alice Winton
Eunice Perry
Tt Peart
Sus Darrah
Lowell Temple
Pythian
Dors Maine
Eugene E. Herrin
Edward John
West Bath
Memorial Hospital
Butterfield family visits daughter in Pittsburg after congress trip
Mrs Andrew Butterfield and Mr Albert Ertna and children visit their daughter and husband on Washington Street. Mrs Butterfield attended the Continental Congress of the D A R in Washington D C in April before returning to Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Buttereld
Washington Street
Albert Ertna
Pitts- Paw
Butterflel Begi
Continental Congress of the
Da.r
Washington, D. C
Mrs Harriet Pye Visits as Morse Family Sidelined by Illness
Mrs Harriet Pye of Small Point arrived with her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Walter Morse of Winnepeace. Mrs Morse is bedridden under a physician’s care with illness. Mrs Susie Darrah Mrs Gertrude Stewart and others of Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters attended District 4 convention in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Pye
Small Point
Walter Morse
Winnepeace
Susie Darrah
Gertrude Stewart
Sadie Garcelon
Jane Rriett
Viola Melzard
Lee Cousins
Alice What
Nick Perry
Lowell Temple
Pythian
Brunswick
Mrs Danforth Returns Home From Painted Post Visit
Mrs Frank Danforth returns to her High Street residence after several weeks away visiting her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Alton Swett in Painted Post New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Danforth
High Street
Painted Post
N. Y
Alton Swett and
Vhilates
Principal Missed Visit Schedules Annual Spring Vacation Event
A principal at a Connecticut elementary school plans to attend a visitor event tied to a regional high school leader. The piece notes the upcoming spring break period and expected school activities.
Navy sailor promoted to first class aboard destroyer
J Pauphin of United States Navy has been promoted to first class aboard the destroyer at the Navy Yard. The sailor is assigned to the ship, recently noted for new duties and awaiting further orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I J. Pauphin
Tave Daupula
Woutaoe
Aaaae
Badeig
D. D. Stroyer
Deka
Navy Yard
Community News Notes From Auburndale And Port Minister
Mr and Mrs Howard Little of Auburndale Massachusetts return home after a visit with Mrs Littletons sister and husband Mr and Mrs Ed Small of Wenea. Dr David I Wilson of Port Minister attends Grand Lodge sessions. Mrs Norman O Morse leaves for Chanute Field to visit her son Airman Norman Morse Jr. Patricia Ann Carver of Morse High undergoes minor surgery at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Littleon
Auburndale
Mass
Sey
David I. Wilson
Port
Dr. Wilson
Maine
Grand Lodge
Patricia Ann Carver
Dayegnar
Richarver
Heath Lane
Memorial Hospital
Carver
Morse High
Guest Officers Night At Henry Staples Camp
Miss Hazel Warner and four other guest officers attended Henry Staples Camp Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary on a Monday evening. Depart ment Commander C Lloyd Hooker and Mrs Hooker accompanied them. A social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Warner
Laura Frizzell
Edith Miller
Mildred Osborne
Harry Warner
Henry Staples Camp
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
C. Lloyd Hooker
Hooker
Sewall Family Returns From Washington Site
Mr and Mrs Edward Sewall Jr residents of Binghy Mass report two children back from a Washington area site with no further details given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sewall, Jr
Binghy
Mass
Ani
Wash- Inglon
Local Families Return from Caribbean Trip
A fragment notes mie and Mrs Richard Kims of Grove Street returning from a three week Caribbean visit. Li White of Buckn, Charles G. Kite now in S C, guests at St. and Mrs Marion Bey after a death on April 30. Tr White Sr. visited relatives in Bath, mentions uncle and aunt, later Mr and Mrs George W Rik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Richard Kims
Grove Street
Carribean
Li White
Buck N
Charles G. Kite
S. C
R.tes
Mrrs
Marioni
Youn Tr. White
Bath
Georet
Bath Societies Meet for Ladies in Retirement Play
Bath social groups report Westbrook College presented the play Ladies In Retirement at the college Friday. Members listed include Mrs. Alfred McCabe, Mrs. Abbot Redlon, Mrs. Gerard Billington, Mrs. Richard Sherwood, Mrs. Vena Noble and others. Afterward, the group visited Mrs. Edward Brown in Portland for a surprise birthday party with refreshments and a cake by Mrs. Bernard Knight. Carl and Mrs. Pierce of Portland joined from Bath, recently back from Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolicentino Club
Westbrook Ald College
Poe
Alfred McCabe
Abbot Redlon
Gerard Billington
Richard Sherwood
Vena Noble
Delen Bonsey
Bernard Knight
John Leonard
Daniel Mater
Joseph Smith
Myron Heenie
John Hayes
Richard I. Thompson
Carl Pierce
Portland
Bath
Florida
First Baptist Circle Sewing Circle Holds Spring Sale
The First Baptist Church ladies sewing circle held a successful spring sale Friday in the vestry with most items sold. Spring flowers decorated the hall and tables, Mrs. Ora Dauphin led as president and general chair, Mrs. Laura Harrington hosted, and a baked ham dinner was served. The circle schedules its final spring meeting next Tuesday at 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Sewing Circle
First Baptist Church
Ora Dauphin
Laura Harrington
XI Beta Chapter Social and Plans for Exemplar Day
Mrs Robert Stevens hosted the XI Beta Chapter of Sigma Phi at her Woolwich home Tuesday. With President absent, Vice President Albert Thompson led the meeting. Plans for Exemplar Day on May 11 were made with Clyde Ambrose hosting. A homemaking demo by Mrs Severe preceded a social hour. Attendees included Albert Thompson, Helen Hayes, John Greene Jr, Clyde Ambrose, Frank Gallagher, Amerise Bourque, Eleanor Danforth, Paul Akeley, George Gardnier, Linwood Hi, Paul Graustuck, Ed McCabe, Kay Legar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stevens
XI Beta Chapter
Sigma Phi
Woolwich
John M. Conley, Jr
Albert’ Thomipson
Clyde Ambrose
Eta
Severe
Albert Thompson
Wetherbee
Helen Hayes
John A. Greene, Jr
Frank Gallagher
Amerise Bourque
Eleanor Danforth
Paul Ak
Grace Church Guild Plans May Fundraisers and Meetings
Grace Church Guild met at the parish house with 21 members. They will serve supper for the work committee on May 10 and for the choir in May. Co chairmen Hawley and Stilphen and dining chair Aikenhead were named. A rum mage sale is set for May 5 at the parish house and a postponed cooked food sale at Oak Street parish house Saturday at 2 PM. The evening included sewing for a future sale and the next meeting is Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of Grace Church
Dorothy Swearingen
Florence Hawley
Agnes Stilphen
Doris Aikenhead
Oak Street
Legion Auxiliary Meets in Smith Tobey Post Hall
Members discussed spring activities and voted for delegates from Morse High school to Girl State College. Margaret Hanson elected delegate. Judy Crocker named alternate. A letter from Stone Smart Unit Norway objected to Mrs Fryra Stevens as Department President candidate. The College will play Colby June 18 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Smith-Tobey Post
Legion Hall
Stone-Smart Unit
Norway
Fryra Stevens
Margaret Hanson
Girl Sta College
Morse High School
Bedford Street
Judy Crocker
S. Herbert Black
Denny Road
Colby
French and Desmond Lead Local Committee Event Plans
The text lists committee members Mrs. ge a French Mrs. Charlotte er son Mrs. Maude Dowling and Mrs. Lucy Desmond overseeing a project. An annual banquet is set for May 26 with organizers Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Charlotte Anderson. A social hour followed with refreshments served by President Mrs. Althea Frend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulge
Ge A
Charlotte Erson
Maude’ Dowling
Lucy Desmond
Bates
Charlotte Anderson
Will Pastes Higgins
Mre
Marion
Althea Frend
Helping Hand Club Sews for Tare Sale at West Bath Home
Mrs Francois Vaillancourt hosted the Helping Hand club at her West Bath home last week. Members sewed items for a tare sale and received a card of thanks for Easter flower donations. A special award was given and refreshments served. The next meeting will be at Mrs Leland Green’s home 1020 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kimble
High Street
Dorothy
Francois Vaillancourt
West Bath
Leland Green
Club Forty-Two Advances Roma Dinner Outing Plan
At a Club Forty-Two meeting led by Mrs Maurice Owen in Mrs David Clark's absence plans were made for a May 26 dinner outing at the Roma in Portland. Members were asked to bring rummage for a home sale and to submit items to the club room. A farewell honors Mrs ne Thayer preceded committee members Mrs im Greene Mrs Milton Savage and Mrs Gardner Richards-gold. Weekly prize, donated by Mrs Joseph Alleney, awarded to Mrs Allen yer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Owen
David Clark
Roma
Portland
Orking
Arthur’ Sturtevant
Basone
William Gree
Obert Footer
Ne Thayer
Im Greene
Milton Savage
Gardner Richardsgold
Joseph Allaney
Allen Yer
Winter 87 Auxiliary Dinner And Installation At Winter Street
The Ladies Auxiliary of Winter Street Church held a covered dish supper at the parlor then a business meeting for installing new officers and presenting annual reports. Miss Alice Johnson reported on Easter work. Mrs Athena Gillespie announced nominees for officers who were unanimously elected. Mrs Dorothy Shea led worship before guest speaker Mrs Rebecca Garn from New England Tel gave an illustrated talk on "Your Voice Is You."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Beatrice Leavitt
Alice Johnson
Athena Gillespie
Agnes Grant
Dorothy Shea
Elizabeth Young
Martha Crocker
Ruth Freeman
Flower Fund
Young
Beatrice ‘ Leavitt
First Baptist Sewing Circle Plans Spring Sale
The Ladies Sewing Circle of the First Baptist church met with 20 members. They prepared items for a Spring sale in the vestry Friday afternoon from five to seven, followed by a vegetable meal with pies and coffee. Ora Ditt, president, and Mrs. Laura Harrington organized supervision and hosting. The next and final meeting of the season is scheduled for May 5 at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Headona
Ora di
Ont Cite
Eta Ve ‘Genera
Laura Harrington
Perio
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Hold Quilt Event and Birthday Dinner
The Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters met and finished a quilt after a prior week. Guests enjoyed a birthday dinner featuring potato salad relishes tossed salad hot biscuits cookies cake and coffee. A large iced birthday cake was cut by Mrs Moulton who received many gifts and thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple Pythian
Moulton
Memorial Day observance noted with meeting plans
The text recalls members and honors at a club meeting, naming Hazel Warner and Morse Hee Sc Aol, referencing the plow slip project won by Br. Lawrence R. Vail. It notes a Memorial Day program, with the next meeting set for 8 o'clock and a theme of remembrance and observance in late May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Tris Hazel Warner
Lowe
Ot Pring
Morse Hee Sc Aol
Conely
Br. Lawrence R. Vail
Arrows
Central Ladies Aid Ends Season With Spring Luncheon
Central church ladies held their final meeting of the season in the partly house on Thursday. A covered dish luncheon followed a brief program. Mrs. Mary Larrapes led the meeting and nominations were discussed. Refreshments featured spring flower centerpieces and a nostalgic musical program with Mrs. Jason Merrill at the piano and narrator Mrs. Lord.
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Ladies’ Aid of
Central Church
Partsly House
Florida
Carl Long Ellow
Sherman
Mary Larrapes
Robert ‘Go
Laforest Hodgkins
Jason Merrill
Lewis Sanborn
Eugene Sprague
George Wallace
Dean Farnham
Horace Morse
Robert Gordon
Eleanor Ferguson
Smith Tobey Post selects Cohen for Boys State trip
The Smith Tobey American Legion Post announced junior van Cohen of Motte gh School was chosen to attend Boys State at the University of Maine under post sponsorship. District officers were named and events planned, including a Drum and Bugle Corps parade on May 16 and an upcoming state convention in Lewiston June 2 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith“ey Post
American Legion
van Cohen
Mottegh’Hool
Uniof
Maine
the Post
Morris
Old South Place
Atight
Damariscottacke
Wome
Francis Rick Laughlin
Robert E. Wagner
Charles Paradis
Nelon Foss
Russell Cahill
Gardiner’ Rogers
Rank Reinoehl
Edgar Eavitt
Inner Wheel Lunch Honors Club Guests and Plans Outing
The Inner Wheel met for a luncheon with 27 members and guests including Mrs. Floyd Bupeey Mrs. Frank Fortier Mrs. John Taylor and Miss Paula Addison. Hostesses hosted courses at three homes and a brief business session followed. Mrs. Addison reported on a dental aid project for needy children and Earl Farnham was named to arrange the annual outing. Dr. William Vera will speak on Asia and the West at the lead auditoriums, with the afternoon ending in a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onn Wheel
Hursday
Floyd Bupeey
Frank Fortier
John Taylor
Paula Addison
Hollis’ Garey
South Portland
Lynn Tussey
Green Street
Itd
King R. Addison
Catertreet
William L. Skelton
Magius ‘Age
John Hayes
Frederick D. Hill
Bussey
Addison
Earl Farnham
Noy
Herbert Leront
Chester A. Plant
George Sargent
William Vera
Asia
West
Auditorias Ney
Vening
Beacon Street Women Elect New Officers at Meeting
The Beacon Street Methodist Church Women's Society held its monthly business meeting in the vestry Monday evening. In charge was Mrs. Arlene An-. The nominating committee presented a slate of officers: Mrs. Edmund Jaudet, president. Mrs. Arlene Anderson, vice president. Mrs. Orman Mitchell, secretary. Continued on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society For Christan Service
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Arlene An
Roger Piércé
Herbert Juggard
Edward St. Marin
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Dewey Piper
Ttery
Gor Cen Greenian
Highland
Pier’ ‘ Brothloore
U. S. Army
Melvin B. Henderson
Melissa
North Street
Rochester, N. Y
Henderson
Edward P. Curtis
Judith E
Olsen
Philip Jones
Shelton Conn
Ising
William S. Newell
Herbert Cavanagh Ofick
Mr. and
Fred P. Ring
Goddard
Mrs. Melford
Per
Leo F. Walton
Es Bon
Milton
Norfolk, Va
Wreltct
Walton
Naval Anties
Rodney Rain
Ross
Eyaps
Fort Wr
Dal
Siri
Aod
Popham
Simon
Peter Fouluse
Daniel Hatch
Robert Hatch
Ne Atroncipal
Eee Ng Prince
Norman O. Morse
Willow Street
Chanute Air Force 1
Norman’q. Morse, Jr
Morse
Air Force
Bath Societies
Cosmo Drama Club
First Baptist Circle
Grace Church Guild
Legion Auxiliary
Helping Hand Club
Club Forty
Baptist Sewing Circle
Central Ladies’ Aid
Beacon Street
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