Society notes highlight cures and gatherings across town
Mrs. Leonard M. Munsey returned to the Past Noble Grands club meeting at Queen Esther Rebekah lodge hosted by Mrs. John W. Gillespie. Prizes went to Mrs. Henry T. B. Leeman, Mrs. Leonard M. Lord and Mrs. Albert H. Thompson as 17 members attended. The Blue Lodge night and May ball drew many locals to Lewiston with public officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard M. Munsey
Noble Grands Club
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
John W. Gillespie
William Congdon
Bruce Street
Gillespie
Edward V. Reed
Ralph P. Mank
Henry T. B. Leeman
Leonard M. Lord
Albert H. Thompson
Wallace L. Atwood
Victor Pinkham
Herbert W. McCabe
Horace W. Ward
Wilbra Billings
Alfred Jean
Frank J Farrin
Charles E. Helah
Herbert H Huggard
Alfred Hi. Bunker
John E. Atwood
Social notes from Phippsburg and surrounding towns
Commander and Mrs Vroom visited Hon. and Mrs Sewall in Stonehouse after arriving from Boston. Mrs Shackford remains in Memorial hospital post surgery. Edward Clancy and daughter Marie returned from Cedar Grove funeral. Miss Gladys Comeau shows improvement after appendectomy at Memorial. Yale captain Sewall Cutler from Kew Gardens earned varsity tennis cap and squash duty. Miss Dorothy Milliken Ron returns from Portland visit. Miss Virginie Wright hosted a surprise supper and shower at Five Towns cottage. she will wed Carleton Pere May 10. Clifford Wilband hosts neighborhood club on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginie Wright
E. Mason Wright
Winship Street
John Huskins
Huskins
Alice Mulfigin
Southtreet
Miss Wright
Mise Wright
Carleton Perey
Herbert Pierce
Norman Adarox
Henry Mank
Joseph Mulianes
Harry Deering
Ronald Smath
Miss Susanne Gildart Visiting Grandparents in Bangor
Miss Susanne Gildart, daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Gildart of Bangor, is spending several weeks with her grandparents Mr and Mrs John Hunt of Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanne Gildart
Philip Gildart
Bangor
John Hunt
Middle Street
Bath Navy official dies on duty at Bath Iron Works
Commander Glenn H. Easter of the United States Maritime Commission died Wednesday in Bath. Easton had served at Bath Iron Works Corp for several years and had been visiting Rockland before returning home Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Easter
United States Maritime Commission
Bath
Easton
Bath Iron Works Corp
Rockland
Mrs Huskins Heads to Holbrook for Cottage Outing
Mrs John Huskins of Winship street travels to Holbrook Massachusetts to join her husband Captain Huskins on a two week leave from the steam ship Craigsmere. They will stay with his mother Mrs Elizabeth Huskins in Holbrook before visiting Five Islands for a cottage outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huskins
Winship Street
Holbrook
Mass
Capt. Huskins
Craigsmere
Elizabeth Huskins
Huskins
Five Islands
Mrs Hartleb Hosts Card Club Evening
Mrs Harvey H Hartleb of 75 Academy Street entertained her card club Wednesday of last week. Mrs Edward Ory received a personal shower. Mrs John C Hart won the evening's prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey H. Hartleb
Academy Street
Edward Ory
John C. Hart
Sewall Family Returns From East Trip
Arthur Sewall 2d came home Thursday to Washington street after a stay in New York City and Washington with sister Mrs. Walter E. Edge. His daughter Nancy Sewall also returned Saturday. Mrs. Henry Wier of Westwood, Mass., is visiting Lieut. Wier, gunnery officer of the destroyer Wellesley, at Lincoln street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
New York City
D. C
Walter E. Edge
Nancy Sewall
New York
Henry Wier
Westwood
Mass
Lieut. Wier
Lincoln Street
Woolsey
Lovejoy family relocates to Willard Beach for Summer
Mrs. James Lovejoy and children James Jr Nancy Dorothy and Richard leave Russell Street to occupy a cottage at Willard Beach South Portland for the season. Mr Lovejoy works the night shift at Bath Iron Works and will commute daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lovejoy
James, Jr
Nancy
Dorothy
Richard
Russell Street
Willard Beach
Portland
Lovejoy
Bath Iron Works Corp
Curran Returns to Coast Guard Cutter Kickapoo in Rockland
Ambrose M Curran returned Friday forenoon to the Coast Guard cutter Kickapoo stationed in Rockland after a brief visit at his Blind Crossing home. Miss Sarah Sansom visits her sister. Mrs Harry F Smith held a surprise birthday party April 27 at the Waldoboro farm home of her brother Joan Sansom who recently Wintered at Altemonte Spring Florida. Family from Bath and Rockland joined in birthday dinner and gifts for Miss Sansom. Bath attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry F Smith with grandsons Richard and John Johnson and Mr and Mrs H Kenneth Smith and Lucy Lee Smith. James B Hunter of Fore River Bethlehem Shipbuilding Bath died Wednesday on city business. Aviation Cadet Percival S Black has passed solo tests at Floyd Bennett Field and goes to Naval Air Station Jacksonville Fla for further training. Black, youngest son of Mrs David L Black of Grove Street, is a Bowdoin graduate class of 37 who worked for Payne Webber in New York and for NBC in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose M. Curran
Coast Guard
Rockland
Blind Crossing
Sarah Sansom
Harry F Smith
Allen Street
Waldoboro
Joan Sansom
Altemonte Spring
Fila
Bath
Miss Sansom
Harry F. Smith
Richard
John Johnson
Richard F. Johnson
H. Kenneth Smith
Lucy Lee Smith
Percival S. Black
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Black
David L. Black
Grove Street
Rochester, N
Beattie Mac Seavey Engaged to Charles Edward Clark
Mrs Beattie Mac Seavey 34 High Street announces engagement to Charles Edward Clark of North Street extension. The wedding is planned for June 30 at an upcoming ceremony in Lincoln street area. Gloria Anne Brown marked her eleventh birthday with an afternoon party at 192 Center Street hosted by Mr and Mrs Maurice C Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Anne Brown
Maurice C. Brown
Center Street
Jane
Norma
Beth Leeman
Rita Sullivan
Miss Melba Packard Weekend Visit Highlights
Miss Melba Packard daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Packard spent the weekend with her parents In Boston. Mrs Howard Rogers and daughters Charlene and Flaine returned from Old Town where they visited Mrs Rogers parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Viollette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba Packard
Arthur Packard
M Meta
Boston
Howard Rogers
Charlene
Flaine
Old Town
Whittalls Visit South Portland with Masters Family
Mr and Mrs Clement Whittall traveled to South Portland with grandchildren Lillian and Baron Masters for a week long visit. They planned to be joined by Mrs Edward Masters and Carl Sherman Masters as Mr Masters serves aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Hex on a trip to Baltimore. Masters returned Friday night as the cutter Hex heads for Navy service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Whittall
South Portland
Lillian
Baron Edward Masters
Edward Asters
Carl Sherman Masters
Masters
Coast Guard
Hex
Baltimore
Nex
U. S. Navy
Boston visit noted by local residents and visitors
Mr and Mrs Donald N Small visited in Boston Friday. Chester D Colby of Weeks Street longtime chief engineer of the yacht Aras now sold to the U S government returns from New York. Hermon Crocker former Hyde Windlass Co propel ler dept employee and Memorial hospital patient returns home. Geraldine Churchey arrives to spend weekend with aunt Mrs Charles A Corliss. South End Contract club met with Mrs William P Hatch. first prize to Mrs Horace P Morse second to Mrs Blanche Sprague. consolation to Mrs Edward Coombs. Monthly luncheon planned at Mrs Pearl Dunbar home with hostesses Mrs Hatch Moore Morse. Out of town guest Mrs Bartholomew ODonnell of South Portland attends. Mrs Henry M Powers improving at Brunswick hospital after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester D. Colby
Weeks Street
Aras
Hugh J. Chisholm
U.S
New York
Hermon Crocker
Hyde Windlass Co
Memorial Hospital
High Street
South End
William P. Hatch
Washington Street
Horace P. Morse
Blanche Sprague
Edward Coombs
Pearl Dunbar
Wellington A. Moore
Bartholomew O'Donnell
South Portland
Community Notes From Portland and Vicinity
Miss Hilda G Scott visits mother Mrs John W Scott at 20 Garden Street while University of Maine alumni gather in Portland She and other locals attend events visit relatives relocate to new homes travel to Virginia and Cape Elizabeth Christening at St Marys church brings cousins Valmont and Mrs Tardif to Bath for the Costain family event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda G. Scott
South Portland
John W. Scott
Garden Street
Scott
Boston
Everett Ellis
Portland
University of Maine
Higgins returns to Fort McKinley after week with parents
Sgt. Leslie B. Higgins comes back Friday night to Fort McKinley after a week at his parents Mr and Mrs Frank L Higgins 105 Court Street. He attended stunt night of Columbia Rebekah lodge at Woodfords with members from Queen Esther Rebekah lodge including Mrs Herbert Huggard Mrs Addie Vickey Mrs Roland Robinson Mrs Thompson Potter Miss Dorothy Milliken Noble Grand Mrs Wallace Atwood Mrs Victor Pinkham and Mrs Frank Moore of Bath from Granite City Lodge of Halloween. Mrs Everett Christian RN of South Paris was Sunday guest of her grandmother Mrs George E Legard 245 North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie B. Higgins
Fort McKinley
Frank L. Higgins
Court Street
Woodfords
Columbia
Rebekah Lodge
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Herbert Huggard
Addie Vickery
Roland Robinson
Thompson Potter
Dorothy Milliken
Noble Grand
Wallace Atwood
Victor Pinkham
Frank Moore
Bath
Granite City Lodge
Hallowee
Everett Christian, R. N
South
Paris
George E. Legard
North Street
Local Auxiliary Elects New Officers and Hosts Card Party
Mrs Sherwood presided as vice president at a Wednesday meeting at her home. Mrs Rowland, Higgins, Hart and Rogers won prizes in contract and auction. May 9 card party in the Y gym will have each Auxiliary member host a table. New officers include Mrs Sylvester president and Mrs McFadden vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Sherwood
Sherwood
Cecil V. Rowland
Lucy G. Rogers
Emery
Freeman
Treas
Caleb Hewitt
Clifford
Wilband
William Higgins
John Hart
John Sylvester
Roscoe P. McFadden
Emery E. Freeman
Charlies W. Walsh, Jr
Mrs Harold Small Returns From Visit With Relatives
Mrs Harold Small of Tenants Harbor returned after a two week visit with her niece and nephew Mr and Mrs Raymond Small of Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Small
Tenants Harbor
Mrs
Raymond Small
Pleasant Street
Local Residents Plan Midwest Trip and May Return
Mr and Mrs John Warner of 623 Middle Street and Mr and Mrs Robert Reeder of 797 High Street leave Friday for a two week visit to Clinton Indiana to see Mr and Mrs Waltab Reeder. They will travel by car and plan to return May 17 visiting Purdue University Lafayette Indiana, where Mr Reeder graduated in 1939. Mrs Anna Packard of 722 Washington Street returns from Brockton Massachusetts after visiting Mr and Mrs Philip Jotte and attending a birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warner
Middle Street
Robert Reeder
High Street
Clinton, Ind
Anna Packard
Washington Street
Brockton, Mass
Philip Jotte
Clergy Couple Return From New England Assembly Visit
Rev. and Mrs. Earl T. French of 77 Russell Street returned home after nearly two weeks away. They spent a week at the New England District Assembly of the Church of the Nazarene in Fitchburg Massachusetts and visited their son Irwin K. French and his wife in Wellesley Hills. Mr. French also visited their daughter Anna French librarian in Manchester Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl T. French
Russell Street
New England
The
Church of the Nazarene
Fitchburg
Mass
Wellesley Hills
Irwin K. French
French
Manchester
Newborn Son Named Norman Conrad in Keene Family
A son weighing nine and a quarter pounds was born April 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Keene of 2 Deering Street at the Cornish Maternity Home. The infant is named Norman Conrad. Malon O. Genthner has returned home to Bedford Road from Fairfield after seven months at the Central Maine Sanitarium. His family, including Mrs. Genthner, his mother Mrs. Orrin P. Genthner, Charles and Leon Genthner, and Miss Grace Waterman, welcomed him back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Keene
Deering Street
Cornish
Getchell Street
Norman Conrad
Malon O. Genthner
Bedford Road
Fairfield
Central Maine
Genthner
Orrin P. Genthner
Charles and
Leon Genthner
Grace Waterman
Walter E. Upham
Roger Alan Upham
Upham
Floral Street
Various local residents visit and relocate with family ties
Mrs Samuel Lakin Jr returns to 45 Western avenue with her infant daughter Tainette Barbara. A S Austin of Portland visits. Mr and Mrs Wallace Hart pause in Bath on return from Boston where Hart underwent clinic observation. The Harts travel with daughter Carol Alice to Augusta. Mrs Leland Mitchell returns from Portland. Miss Virginia Jewett substitutes at Morse high. Miss Freda Tanner visits Grove street. Mrs Stanley Peterson and daughters Audrey and Judith return from Portsmouth. Edwin F Oliver and Jeannette Dowling file marriage intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lakin, Jr
Peabody, Mass
Dennis J. Gaudette
Western Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Tainette Barbara
Wallace K. Hart
Bath
Boston
Hart
Carol Alice
Leon R. Eaton
Oak Street
Augusta
Cony High School
Stanley Peterson
Audrey
Judith
Portsmouth
N. H
Edwin F. Oliver
Fred Oliver
Phippsburg
Jeanette Dowling
Harold F. Dowling
Washington Street
Central Church Delegates Named for State Conference
Mrs. Luther S. Thompson Mrs. Albion L. Corliss Mrs. Alfred J. Rowe and Rev. Raymond G. Putnam will represent Central church at the annual state conference of Congregational churches in Skowhegan this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther S. Thompson
Albion L. Corliss
Alfred J. Rowe
Raymond G. Putnam
Central Church
State Conference of Congregational Churches
Skowhegan
Attending Supper for Maine Judge Nominee in Biddeford
Dept. eter hee Ooey and Maurice Warner with Mrs. Warner joined auxiliary members for a supper and reception honoring Past Department Commander Robert A. Cony on his elevation to a Maine Superior Court judgeship. Mayor Sanford L. Fogg Jr. welcomed guests. Hon. Burleigh Martin gave the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eter Hee Ooey
Maurice Warner
Hastings-Birth Tells Bangor Family Welcoming A Son
A son was born Tuesday of last week to Mr and Mrs Rich ard Hastings of Bangor. Mrs Hastings is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick B Kittridge of 1232 High street this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hastings
Bangor
Hastings
Frederick B. Kittridge
High Street
This City
Vaughan Smiley
Philadelphia
Horne Family Guests In Grove Maine Residence Visit
Mrs. Chester B. Horne and her sons Douglas Tuck and George Chester Horne stay at 21 North Street Grove Maine as guests of Mrs. Agnes Dodge, visiting her mother Mrs. Martha Sennett during their month’s stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester B. Horne and Sons
Douglas Tuck
George Chester Horne
North Street
Grove
Maine
Horne
Agnes Dodge
Martha Sennett
Melville Kin Return From Portmouth Visit
Alfred Melville returns from a week in Portsmouth New Hampshire with his brother and sister in law Mrs Alfred Melville formerly of this city son of Mrs Ruby Melville of Huse street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Melville
Ruby Melville
Huse Street
Portsmouth
N. H
Mrs Norman Drummond and Esther Spouse in Norway Visit
Mrs Norman Drummond and her daughter Esther married Thursday in a ceremony that united relatives in Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Drummond
Esther
Norway
Weekend visit to Laconia by Crescent Street residents
Leo Huff of Crescent street spent the weekend in Laconia with Mrs. Huff. Mrs. Ralph Morrell of 6 Meadow street accompanied him to Laconia for a week end visit with her daughter Olive Morrell RN, a nurse at Laconia hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Huff
Crescent Street
Laconia
Huff
Ralph Morrell
Meadow Street
Olive Morrell
R. N
Laconia Hospital
Northeast Harbor Couple Guests of Local Residents
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Turner of Northeast Harbor were guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Staples and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young of Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Turner
Northeast Harbor
Edmund Staples
Donald Young
Front Street
Glidden Family Called to Bath by Father-in-Law Illness
Mr and Mrs Harry Glidden of 8 Tarbox Street were summoned to Kittery Sunday due to the illness of Mrs Glidden's father O C Littlefield a Bath area figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Glidden
Tarbox Street
Kittery
Visitors from Massachusetts Arrive for Short Visit
Mrs. Fred MacFarland of Watertown and Miss May M. Strong of Cambridge have arrived for a brief visit with their sister Mrs. Charles E. Kelley of Russell Street in Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred MacFarland
Watertown
Mass
May M. Strong
Cambridge, Mass
Charles E. Kelley
Russell Street
Ames Family Attends Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Orris I. Ames and children Philip Patty and Carol of 12 Cherry street attended the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sylvester of Brunswick at the Lookout House in Harpswell Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orris I. Ames
Philip
Patty
Carol
Cherry Street
Mr. Ames
Ernest Sylvester
Brunswick
Lookout House
Harpswell
Mrs Sandquist and daughter visit Carroll family in Boston
Mrs Anders B Sandquist and her daughter Sally Anne arrived Saturday from South Braintree Massachusetts to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Harry J Carroll at 1203 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anders B. Sandquist
Sally Anne
South Braintree
Mass
Harry J. Carroll
Washington Street
Shaw-Benjamin Reiter to Wed in Southport
Invitations go out from Mr and Mrs Frank Stinson Shaw of Southport Connecticut for the marriage of their daughter Jane Stinson Shaw to Dr Benjamin Reynolds Reiter on Saturday May 24 in Southport. Shaw is described as a former Bathman with the Shaw home at 22 North Street now the Bickle residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stinson Shaw
Southport
Conn
Jane Stinson Shaw
Benjamin Reynolds Reiter
Mr. Shaw
Shaw
North Street
Bickle
Social News From Quincy and Nearby Towns
Paul Cushman of Quincy visits fiancée Miss Muriel Howe at the Howes on upper Washington street. A hotel Sedgwick dinner party featured a bridge contest with Mrs Edward Dale True winning first, Mrs Gibbons second, and Mrs Lloyd Steeves third. Couples Hutchins and Laura Curtis have returned from their wedding trip and summer at a cottage at Kings Point on New Meadows. The Curtis trio also come for the season, fresh from Bremerton Washington. Mrs William Newell left for a Boston visit. Laure C Harrington returns to Bath after eight weeks at Augusta Beauty Culture and state board exams. Mrs Walter Upham and infant Roger Alan Upham return to 82 Floral street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Sedgwick
H. S. Harris
G. A. Hunt
Daniel T. Dougherty
Lloyd Steeves
Roscoe P. McFadden
Fritz Klippel
Edward D. True
Edward Dale True
Thomas S. Gibbons
Harry G. Deering
William M. Adams
Ralph Warren
Arthur E. Hutchins, Jr
R. Laura Curtis
R. N
King's Point
New Meadows
Stanley E. Curtis
Bremerton
Wash
Laure C. Harrington
North Street
Bath
Augusta Academy of Beauty Culture
Harrington
Lucius D. Barrows
Augusta
Mrs Curtis Heads East for Supreme Board Meeting
Mrs. Fred S. Curtis leaves Los Angeles after six weeks with relatives and plans to reach Boston by May 8 for the Supreme Board of Odd Ladies meeting. Bath participants include Mrs. Seth Stewart past supreme conductor, Mrs. Wilfred W Cha ney, and Mrs. Arthur C. Lemont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Curtis
Pleasant Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Lewis H. Curtis
Harry Curtis
Boston
Supreme Board of Odd Ladies
Bath
Seth Stewart
Supreme
Wilfred W. Chaney
Arthur C. Lemont
Patricia Ann Conley Christened at St Marys Church
Godmother Mrs. Frederick W. Benner of Gardiner and godfather Thomas J. Kennon of Augusta accompanied the christening of Patricia Ann Conley born April 10 in Bath Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John M. Conley Jr. at St. Marys Church. Guests gathered at the Conley home afterward including Hart Arsenault Brunswick and John F. Fortin South Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Benner
Gardiner
Thomas J. Kennon
Augusta
Lewis O. Barrows
St. Mary’s Church
Patricia Ann Conley
Bath Memorial Hospital
John M. Conley
High Street
Conley
Bath Iron We Corp
Con
John Quirk
Elford A. Stover
David P. Mullin
Margaret T. Mulligan
Eight and a half pound son born to Linwood Kochlian
Gordon Arthur was born May 1 at Cornish Maternity Home in East Brunswick to Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Kochlian weighing eight and a half pounds. Other items note Mrs. Clifford Harrington visiting Augusta, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell returning from Providence weekend, Oscar Trott a Boston Navy Yard worker visiting family, Mrs. Charles Walsh returning from Massachusetts trips, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Avery visiting Orono.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Arthur
Linwood Kochlian
East Brunswick
Cornish
Oscar Trott
Boston Navy Yard
Raymond M. Clark
Weekend Social News in Camden and Surrounding Towns
Everett Wallace returned Sunday after a weekend with his grandfather George F. Wallace of 390 Washington. Mrs Edriel Little of Turnercourt is a patient at Memorial hospital. Mrs Harold Alexander and son Donald along with Herbert Felton Miss Celia Alexander all of Camden were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Merchant of 40 Meadow Way. Other guests include Dr and Mrs Howard Page of Rockland and Mrs Blanche Britton of Camden. Mrs Frederick E Drake of Washington street hosted her contract club at luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Campbell
Campbell’s Pond
Ralph Clifford
Providence
R. I
Mr. Campbell
Lester G. Campbell
Campbell
Washington Street
Everett Wallace
Boston Navy Yard
George F. Wallace
Edriel Little of
Turnercourt
The
Memorial Hospital
Harold Alexander
Son Donald
Herbert Felton
Celia Alexander
Camden
Fred Merchant
Meadow Way
Merchant
Howard Page
Rockland
Blanche Britton
Frederick E. Drake
Local residents get weekend visits and charitable events
Mrs Archibald M Main returns home from Tuckahoe New York with her son James Main Her nephew George Schellens of Belgrade Yugoslavia has been named Red Cross representative there He led relief efforts in World War I Francis McLaughlin spends weekend in Rockland A North Arrowsic School League benefit features bingo music and treats Several locals attend travels and family visits including Miss Lucy E Hill and Mrs John A Morse as well as gatherings in Bath and York Village
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald M. Main
Garden Street
James Main
Tuckahoe
N. Y
North Arrowsic
Ethel Burns
Brown
Ivan Murphy
Murphy Brothers
Bath
Miss Esther Drummond Returns to University of Maine
Miss Esther Drummond returned to the University of Maine after spending several days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Drummond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Drummond
University of Maine
Mrs
Norman Drummond
MacDonald Couple Return From East Coast Vacation
Mr and Mrs Lawrence MacDonald formerly of this city have returned to Philadelphia after a weeklong trip that included Washington Virginia and North Carolina. They visited the Caverns of Luray Richmond Jamestown Yorktown Landry field and Williamsburg Governor's Palace Norte Navy Yard and Gettysburg with a stop at Annapolis and the Washington Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence MacDonald
Lucy Haggett
Philadelphia
MacDonald
Navy Yard
Washington, D. C
Virginia
North Carolina
Luray
Richmond
Jamestown
Yorktown
Landry Field
Governor's Palace
Williamsburg
Norte Navy Yard
Gettysburg
Annapolis
Washington Monument
Local Residents Return and Travel Notices
Mrs. Joseph Pecci of 25 Cobb road remains a patient at Memorial hospital. Mrs. Henry Wier returned Saturday to Westwood Massachusetts after a week with Lieut. Wier of the destroyer Woolsey. Mrs. Wilfred C. Trott of 17 Marshall avenue left Monday for several weeks in Washington DC to visit her daughter Miss Evelyn I. Trott and son C. Merritt Trott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pecci
Cobb Road
Memorial Hospital
Wilfred C. Trott
Marshall Avenue
Washington, D. C
Evelyn I. Trott
C. Merritt Trott
Bath Social Notes Collect News From City and Surroundings
Several Bath residents are mentioned with family visits and travels including Edwin and Mrs Taylor and daughter in Bath. Kenneth Mann entertaining guests from Bath. Miss Edithe Small leaving for Boston and Washington. William Sharpe arriving to work as a carpenter. Freeman family returning from Worcester and attending Ellen Donovan and Louis Walters wedding. Jennie Goodman resuming work at Torrey Roller Bushing Works. Chase and Belanger families hosting weekend guests. Lloyd Gallup and family visiting from Groton. Samuel A. Morse recovering after surgery. Vaughan Smiley and Reginald Farnham visiting with relatives. Mrs Hill returning from visit to Naugatuck. Mrs Morse undergoing appendectomy. Ernest J. Robichaud serving as radio expert in the Signal Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Freeman
Anton
Robert
Michael
Center Street
Worcester
Mass
Jennie Goodman
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
Washington, D. C
Williamsburg
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Amos Keene
Blue Lodge
Kora Temple
Mystic Shrine
Lewiston
Louis E. Flanders
Auburn
Gov. Sewall
John H. Hyde
Margaret M. Cargill
Miss Cargill
Coconut Grove
Florence Hall
Helen C. Nuttall
Lynfield Center
Fred Cary
Bernard Comeau
James Comeau
Eteere Sinibaldi
Grace Goodwin
Jennie Kakos
Bret Kakos
Nellie Burgon
Elizabeth A. Colby
Dorothy Bourque
Muriel Grace
Allen Pettengill
Ida Beals
Woolwich
Nathan E. Coffin
Park Street
Guysbert B. Vroom
Arthur Sewall
Stonehouse
Vroom
Roy Shackford
Edward Clancy
Marie
Alice Goodwin
Cedar Grove
Alvin Jewett
Dresden
Clancy
Gladys M. Comeau
Spring Street
Sewall Cutler
E. O. Cutler
Kew Gardens
Yale
University of Virginia
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Anna Percy
Dorothy Milliken Ro N
Philip Acelon
Bo TW
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Clifford Wilband
Charles Andrews
Cameron Andrews
Fred B Kittridge
Furt Kimble
Hiram Annis
Raymond Smith
Charles Henderson
James B. Hunter
Fore River
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp
Sturtevant
Roy FP Garminon
James P. Flint
Rockwell Flint
Drew J Stearn
Farmington
W Valighan McKaiy
Donald N. Small
Geraldine Churchey
Bertha Churchey
Pittston
Charles A. Corliss
York Street
Henry M. Powers
Upper Washington Street
Brunswick Hospital
Harry Garcelon
Valley Road
James A. Gillies, Jr
Bruce
James Archibald
Edward Dillon
James A. Gillies
New Haven
Ellen H. Stevens
Middel Street
W. A. Moore
Bart O'Donnell
Cape Elizabeth
O'Donnell
Mr. O'Donnell
Todd-Bath Iron Works Corp
Abner J. Wilson
David Parsons
Melrose
Samuel Houston
Helen Anne
John Tardif
Valmont Tardif
George Thomas Costain, Jr
St. Mary's Church
George T. Costain
John Costain
Albert Veilleux
Albert, Jr
Tardif
Veilleu
A. S. Austin
Emily White
Leland R. Mitchell
Corliss Street
William Riley
Virginia Jewett
Morse High
Janette Smith
Freda Tanner
David Leroy Slack
Betty Comeau
Mary Comeau
Harry Thompson
Paul Cushman
Quincy
Muriel Howe
John Howe
Upper
William S. Newell
Clifford F. Harrington
Charles W. Walsh
Charles Murray
Salem
Paul White
Harold Avery
Orono
Francis McLaughlin
Lucy E. Hill
Long Island
John A. Morse
Summer Street
Graham Blandy
Greenwich
Blandy
Mrs. Morse
Leonice Morse
Robert Footer
Frank A. Hinds
South Street
Arthur Bowker
Pine Street
Henry Bailey
Rhoda
York Village
Henry C. Wright
Edwin Taylor
John A. Towle
Mr. Towle
Kenneth Mann
Livermore Falls
Edithe Small
William Sharpe
Caribou
J. Irving Winslow
Frank Chase
Mrs. Chase
John C. Belanger
Richardson Street
Ernest Parkman
Lloyd Gallup
Groton, Conn
Lloyd Gallup, Jr
Samuel A. Morse
Reginald S. Farnham
Robert Dean Farnham
Manuel Bowers
Jean
Brunswick Road
Bowers
Hubert Brissette
William Hill
Naugatuck
William W. Robinson
Old South Place
Herbert R. Morse
Bath Hospital
Ernest J. Robichaud
Fort Devens
Fort Benning
48Th Signal Corps
3D Armored Division
Camp Beauregard
Jesse Allen
Christie
Stanley Holmes
Everett
Ivan Pauliat
Richard Green
Arthur Anderson
Lawrence Hale
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!