Local Social Notices From South Portland And Islesford
Miss Laura MacFarland returns from a week with Miss Thelma Fong at 679 Washington Street. Mrs Winfield Ham at 3 Union Street prepares a three act play Civil Service with 11 in the cast including Mr Ham as Inspector, to be shown in Neighborhood Hall in June. Louise E Briggs confined to her home at 722 High Street with a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura MacFarland
South Portland
Thelma Fong
Washington Street
Winfield Ham
Union Street
Islesford
Bar Harbor
Civil Service
Mr. Ham
Louise E. Briggs
High Street
Local Social Notes Highlight Furnishings And Visits
Mrs. William E. Hill of Naugatuck is honored by friends during visits with her parents the Robinsons on White street. Mrs. Karcher S. Jackson hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering and Mrs. Hill attended a Thursday contract club at Mrs. Eugene Desmond’s. Eleanor Litch returns from Florida and reopens New Meadows cottages. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Howe and family resume residence on Upper Washington street for the summer. Mrs. John A. Morse, wintering in Worcester, stays with Mrs. Edward B. Smith at 929 Middle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Hill
Naugatuck
Conn
William W.robinson
White Street
Karcher S. Jackson
Center Street
Hill
Eugene Desmond
Contract Club
Allan Spear
W. Emery Chase, Jr
Ralph G. Stetson
Roscoe H. Shaw
John A. Morse
Summer Street
Worcester
Mass
Graham Blandy
Edward B. Smith
Middle Street
Augusta youths' drowning case ties to local families
Everett Winship of Augusta is a cousin of Edmund M. Staples of this city. The two Augusta boys, Everett 17 and Raymond 16, are believed to have drowned when their canoe capsized on Lake Cobbesseecontee. Their relatives have recently visited in Bath and Stroudwater. Mrs John McInnes, visiting Bath, plans a week in Stroudwater with her son John McInnes Jr. and wife. Duncan McInnes of Boston joined the Bath visit for the weekend. Mrs. William Armstrong has a card from Mrs. J R Lamber noting a planned April 26 sailing from San Francisco to Honolulu before rejoining Mr. Lambert in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Winship
Augusta
Lake Cobbesseecontee
Edmund M. Staples
Everett
Raymond
John McInnes
Bath
Frank A. Small
Mark W. Sewall
Stroudwater
John McInnes, Jr
McInnes
Duncan McInnes
Boston
William Armstrong
J. R. Lamber
San Francisco
Honolulu
All Maine Women honors ten University of Maine students
Ten University of Maine women students were named last week as the annual All Maine Women, the university’s top non scholastic honor. One honoree is Doris F. Lawrence of Arrowsic, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ibra K. Lawrence. Mrs. George Merrill hosted the Murray club of the Universalist church at her Oak Street home. officers for the year were elected. New president Mrs. Thomas Pankhurst and officers were announced along with a contract-bridge prize won by Mrs. Bert Erwin. A newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bates was named Julia Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Sewall and son Mark of Boothbay Harbor visited Mrs. Mark Sewall on Washington Street. Mrs. Donald Sewall attended the contract club meeting. Charles C. Low, Bath Savings Institution treasurer, attended the National Association of Mutual Savings Banks Conference in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Club
Esther Rebekah
Elizabeth Tedford
Mechanic Street
Herbert Huggard
Henry T. B. Leeman
Albert H. Thompson
Leonard M. Munsey
Victor Pinkham
Wallace Atwood
Munsey
John Atwood
Horace W. Ward
Harry L. Knight
Lois T. McKiever
University of Maine Women
All Maine Women
Doris FE. Lawrence
Arrowsie
Ibra K. Lawrence
George Merrill
Murray Club of Universalist Church
Oak Street
Thomas Pankhurst
Bert Erwin
Donald MS. Sewall
Mark
Boothbay Harbor
Mark. Sewall
Washington Street
Donald Sewall
Contract Club
Charles C. Low
Bath Savings Institution
New York
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
Charles E. Cushing
Green Street
S. S
Garfield
Italy
Ernesto Fabbri
Florence
Mr. Cushing
Bath
Jane Cushing
Alys Thompson
Tryon
N. C
Boston
College Club
Hodgdon Attends Firemen's Fund Golden Anniversary
Henry G. Hodgdon returned Thursday night from Boston where he attended the Golden anniversary of the Eastern departmental agents of the Firemen's Fund Insurance Co April 30 and May 1. Managers and agents from New England and the Middle States to Virginia gathered for business sessions and a Ritz-Carlton dinner for about 250. Social events included a Wayside Inn lunch excursion and a Cohasset shore dinner. Hodgdon traveled aboard the Flying Yankee to Boston and returned on the steam Yankee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Hodgdon
Boston
Firemen'’s Fund Insurance Co
New England
Middle States
Virginia
Ritz-Carlton
Henry Ford
Wayside Inn
Cohasset
Hodgdon
Mrs Beatrice Black Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Beatrice Black goes back to Grove Street after recuperating from a hospital discharge at Memorial Hospital and staying with Mr and Mrs Herbert Worrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Black
Grove Street
Herbert E. Worrey
Memorial Hospital
Waltham Rotary selects Farr B Collins as vice president
Farr B Collins son of Mrs. William J Collins of 1217 Washington Street was elected vice president of the Rotary club in Waltham Massachusetts and will assume the post in July. Collins works with the Edison Electric Illuminating Co. and is active in local civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farr B. Collins
William J. Collins
Washington Street
Rotary Club
Waltham
Mass
Collings
Edison Electric Illuminating Co
Pierce and companions head to Lake Ospee to open cottage
E Everett Pierce of 918 Washington street with friends John N. Taylor Thatcher B. Pinkham and Harry B Briggs Jr. traveled to Lake Ospee Saturday to open his cottage for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Everett Pierce
Washington Street
Bath Iron Works
John N. Taylor
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Harry B. Briggs Jr
Lake Ossipee
Newell Family Returns From Three Week Motor Trip
Mrs. William S. Newell and her daughter Miss Mary Newell arrived Friday afternoon after a nearly three week motor trip. They visited Mrs. Newell’s daughter Mrs. Paul Tiemer in Summit New Jersey and her brother Sr. Charles D. Moulton in East Orange. They also saw Capt. and Mrs. William Porter in Port Washington. In New York they called on Major William R. Kimball who is recovering in Reconstruction hospital from injuries sustained in an automobile accident three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Mary Newell
Mr and Mrs Roberts Move to Grove Street Residence
Mr Philip Roberts and Mrs Roberts relocate from 704 Middle Street to the Charles R Hippins residence on Grove Street this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Roberts
Middle Street
Charles R. Hippins
Grove Street
Social news and visits feature Montrealers and local families
Mrs Ernest Rolph of Montreal and Mrs Cecil Tr Paine hosted a tea for about forty friends at Mrs Paine’s 924 High Street. Guests included Mrs William Shorey and Mrs Oliver Moses, with servers Miss Marcia Moulton Ruth Skillings Mrs Roger Skillings Mrs Anna Trote and Miss Carrie Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Rolph
Montreal
Cecil Tr. Paine
Paine
High Street
William S. Shorey
Oliver Moses
Marcia Moulton
Ruth Skillings
Roger Skillings
Anna Trote
Carrie Shaw
Deering Senior Norm Hodgkins to Join Family After Graduation
Norman Hodgkins of Portland, a Deering high senior, visits his parents on Drummond street and will join them for the summer after graduation. Mr Hodgkins manages the local Postal Telegraph office. Miss Alice May Douglas called in Topsham and Brunswick visiting Rev House and Harold Pulsifer among others as her poetry circles grow. Mr and Mrs Wilfred Chaplin celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary with a family party at 11 Summer Street Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Hodgkins
Portland
Deering High
Percy Hodgkins
Drummond Street
Mr. Hodgkins
Alice May Douglas
Topsham
Brunswick
Mr. House
Brunswick Methodist Church
Bath
Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer
American Poetry Society
Douglas
College
Wilfred Chaplin
Summer Street Court
Ralph W. Kenney
West Bath
West Point
Post Office Square
Ed Drouin
Melody Men
Mr. Kenney
Harry Knight
Walter Rogers
Reverend Brewster Relative Guests and Summer Service Plan
Mrs. William Brewster of Portland visits Rev and Mrs. Tubbs in High Street with her mother Mrs. Frederick A Besley of Concord Massachusetts. They note that Bishop Benjamin Brewster's son will conduct services at Kennebunk Beach Episcopal Church this summer after Yale and Aetna Life Insurance work and Cambridge seminary study. Dr. Francis A Winchenbach travels to Framingham Mass after the sudden death of his maternal uncle Henry R Murphy with funeral set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brewster
Portland
Charles M. Tubbs
High Street
Brewster
Frederick A. Besley
Concord
Mass
Tubbs
Benjamin Brewster
Diocese of
Maine
Episcopal Church
Kennebunk Beach
Yale University
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Hartford
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Cambridge
Miss
Lee Kinsolving
Trinity Church
Boston
Christchurch
Leslie Glenn
Harvard
Francis A. Winchenbach
Framingham
Henry R. Murphy
Wild Rose Girl Scouts Enjoy Breakfast Hike
The Wild Rose troop of Girl Scouts met at Grace church parish house on Saturday and walked to Dead Horse where two fires hosted two patrols each. Twenty members cooked and ate breakfast as groups of wood gatherers fire builders and table assistants. Miss Evelyn Trott and Miss Eleanor Danforth led the group. The Thursday meeting focused on First Aid with emphasis on wound treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose
Grace Church
Dead Horse
Evelyn Trott
Eleanor Danforth
Mayor and Mrs Sewall of Stone House Visit New York
Mayor and Mrs. Arthur Sewall and Mrs. Arthur Sewall of Washington Street left Saturday by auto for New York and spent a few days there before returning home on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Washington Street
New York
St Mary’s Guild hosts covered dish supper closes season
Doris Leavitt chaired the St Mary’s Guild covered dish supper at Grace church parish house with Mrs Arthur Mayo Mrs Paul Mason and Miss Persis Hoyt assisting. Proceeds of the rummage sale planned for Wednesday benefit the guild’s welfare work. John Esmond returns from Gardiner visit. First Aid course attendees listed. Ernest Heald returns home after operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Leavitt
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Leavitt
Arthur Mayo
Paul Mason
Persis Hoyt
Family visits and homecomings across New England
Mrs. Ernest Whiteway and her children Gloria Ernest Jr and an infant returned to Everett Massachusetts to join Mr Whiteway after a three months visit with Mrs Whiteways parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Harmen of Mechanic Street Miss Miriam Adams returned to Woonsocket Rhode Island after Spring recess with her sister Mrs Wellington A Moore and mother Mrs Margaret Adams Weeks Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Whiteway
Gloria
Ernest, Jr
Everett, Mass
Mr. Whiteway
Miriam Adams
Woonocket
R. I
Wellington A. Moore
Margaret Adams
Weeks Street
Grace Church School at Regional Children's Service
Reverend Charles M. Tubbs led Grace church school delegates Miss Janet Bridgham Miss Barbara Donnell Miss Barbara Tubbs and Preston Farrar at the Regional Children's Service on Sunday afternoon, for the presentation of Lenten offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
Janet Bridgham
Barbara Donnell
Barbara Tubbs
Preston Farrar
Grace Church
Messina Couple Planned Summer Visit To Sebasco
Rev. and Mrs. E. D. Hardin of Mesina New York arrived Tuesday noon after driving from Messina to Portland on business. They will spend part of the summer at Sebasco and were in town only a few hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Hardin
Messina
N. Y
City
Portland
Bath
Sebasco
Morse Family Visits with Mrs Morse at Harmon Home
Herbert Morse and his son Herbert Morse Jr of Norway returned after a brief visit with Mrs. Morse at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Harmon on Mechanic Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Morse
Herbert, Jr
Norway
Mrs. Morse
Lewis Harmon
Mechanic Street
Mrs Carroll Watson Visits Wellesley Guest of Mrs Rogers
Mrs Watson visited Wellesley Mass to spend a few days as guest of Mrs Rogers who had visited Boston. Mrs Watson accompanied Rogers back to Wellesley and returned with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Watson
Washington Street
Wellesley
Mass
William Rogers
Miss Mary Hill Visits Hattie Purington in Laurel Md
Miss Mary P Hill of Topsham visits her high school friend Mrs Harriet Leem formerly Miss Hattie Purington now of Laurel Maryland. Purington holds a United States George Washington Bicentennial commission medal for the most home of the Washington S boulevard in Prince George's and Montgomery counties within 20 miles of Washington inscribed 1732 1982 Linden Lodge serves tourists en route many Maine people stop there Purington once lived on Middle Street near the David Magoun home and plans to attend Bath for the 50th anniversary of Bath High School class of 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary P. Hill
Topsham
Harriet Leem
Hattie Purington
Laurel
Hias
United States
George Washington
Middle Street
David Magoun
Bath
Married couple from Bath visit during winter trip
Mr and Mrs F R Blake formerly of Bath were in the city Friday night on their way from Mechanic Falls where they passed the winter to Westport. Dr J A Williams and son Frank of Mechanic Falls accompanied them for a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Blake
Bath
Mechanic Falls
Westport
J. A. Williams
Frank
Beacon street church Ladies aid elect officers at meeting
At the Beacon street church parish hall on Friday afternoon the Ladies aid elected officers for the next year led by President Mrs Leland S Plummer and First Vice President Mrs William J Craft. Second Vice President Mrs Louise Shepard. Secretary Mrs Clinton Pratt. Treasurer Mrs Jack Clark. Floral Treasurer Mrs Charles T Henderson. Reports show all bills paid and a treasury balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Beacon Street Church
Leland S. Plummer
William J. Craft
Louise Shepard
Clinton Pratt
Jack Clark
Charles T. Henderson
Mrs Nettie Blake Returns to Cliftondale After Visit
Mrs. Nettie Blake returns to Cliftondale Massachusetts after visiting her son and daughter in law Howard Blake and wife on Crescent street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Blake
Cliftondale
Mass
Mrs
Howard Blake
Crescent Street
Local Residents Change Dwellings Amid Family Visits
Mr and Mrs Aubrey Steen of Arrowsic will occupy 22 Park Street vacated by Mr and Mrs Kerwin B Butcher who now reside with Mrs Butchers parents Mr and Mrs Thomas F Reynolds of Upper Washington Street Mrs Helena Besaw of Cambridge Mass is visiting her son William Besaw of Highland Street after a visit with son John Besaw at 27 Farrin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Steen
Arrowsic
Park Street
Kerwin B. Butcher
Helena Besaw
Cambridge
Mass
William Besaw
Highland Street
John Besaw
Farrin Street
Mrs Dewey's relative tied to Dewey ship wedding occurs in Vermont
Miss Anna Metcalf Dewey who christened the destroyer Dewey at Bath Iron Works married Edward J. Hughes in Quebec Vermont at her parents home. Mrs Hughes is a great grandniece of Admiral George Dewey and will reside at the Towers Hotel Yonkers after a Bermuda honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Metcalf Dewey
Dewey
Bath Iron Works Corp
Edward J. Hughes
Towers
Yonkers
N. Y
James F. Dewey
Quebec
Bermuda
Hughes
Towers Hotel
Keyes Family Arrives From New York for Seabaste Summer
Dr and Mrs W A Keyes and daughter Helen arrived from New York City Monday. They plan to spend the summer at their Se bast home. Keyes recently retired from practice and works in real estate in New York City. Roger D Skillings hosted a supper at his Washington street home with card games. Keith Parris School of Art opens a Spring show in Baxter building featuring sketches in various media and interior decoration. Parris is son of Albion and Mrs Parris formerly of Bath. Shirley Mank residing at 15 Spring street resumes duties at Dr Langdon T Snipe’s office after a week home due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Keyes
Helen
New York City
Sebaste
Keith Parris
Shirley M. Mank
Spring Street
Langdon T. Snipe
Edward B. Thornton
Robert
Beverly
Arlington
Mass
Mrs Kimball Heads to England with Bradeen and Dr Braeden
Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball of High street departed Monday for Boston en route to New York City where she joined her niece Mrs. Frederick Bradeen and Dr. Braeden. The trio sailed Wednesday from New York aboard the S. S. Washington for six weeks touring England and Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Boston
New York City
Edward Thornton Bows for 85th Birthday at Home
Edward S Thornton of 472 Middle Street celebrated his 85th birthday Sunday with family at home. A decorated cake was cut by the guest of honor, joined by Mrs. Arthur Marsh and family from Rockland, plus relatives from Medford Hillside Mass and Arlington Mass. Radio greetings came from WNAC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Gerry Mansfield
Mr. Mansfield
Medford Hillside
Mass
Edward B. Thornton
Mrs Florence Troop Hosts Monday Evening Club Supper
Mrs Florence Troop entertained the Monday Evening club at her home on Andrews road with a seven o clock supper. The club plans to meet next Monday evening with Mrs Wellington A Moore on Wesks street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Troop
Andrews Road
Wellington A. Moore
Wesks Street
Birthday Bridge Party Honors Mrs. Cecil V. Rowland
Mrs. Harvey H. Hartley hosted Friday night bridge at her Bath street home in honor of Mrs. Cecil V. Rowland who received many gifts. Mrs. John Hart won first prize a candy jar and Mrs. William Briggs took the consolation. Refreshments followed with guests including Mrs. Frank Jones Mrs. George Ingraham Mrs. Joseph Breault and Miss Katherine McGuiggan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Wakefield
Middle Street
Harry F. Chellis
Harold B. Martin
Wakefield
Harvey H. Hartley
Bath Street
Cecil V. Rowland
John Hart
William Briggs
Frank Jones
George Ingraham
Joseph Breault
Katherine McGuiggan
Bath Youths Drive to Boston for Day Trip
Two cars filled with Bath young people toured to Boston on Sunday for a day trip. Participants included Mrs. Charles Haggett as chaperone and several youths: Miss Emily Jordan, Miss Jeanette Shackford, Miss Ruth Dale, Miss Margaret Huse, John Huse, John Green, James Jenkins, and Alfred McCabe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Boston
Charles Haggett
Emily Jordan
Jéanette Shackford
Ruth Dale
Margaret Huse
John Huse
John Green
James Jenkins
Alfred McCabe
Bath Residents Attend King's Jubilee in London
The City of Bath is represented by at least four residents during the King's Jubilee opening Monday in London. Hon. and Mrs. Rupert H. Baxter and daughter Mrs. Alden G. Smith, and Mrs. Byron F. Barker will sail from Southampton on the tenth and reach New York on the seventeenth, then Bath the following day. Mrs. Carl Trott returns to Day's Ferry from Portland after weeks with Mrs. Millard Trott. Mrs. Trott underwent an operation at a Portland hospital while away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
London
Rupert H. Baxter
Alden G. Smith
Byron F. Barker
Southampton
New York
Carl Trott
Day’s Ferry
Portland
Millard Trott
Fortland
Trott
Transfer of Lamoreau to Southern Division for Summer
Mrs. Dorothy Lamoreau of Bowdoinham home service demonstrator for Central Maine Power Co. transfers to the Southern division including Bath and Brunswick. She succeeds Miss Beatrice Smart who moves to the Western division including the Bridgton territory for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lamoreau
Bowdeinham
Central Maine Power Co
Bath
Brunswick
Beatrice Smart
Bridgton
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Prominent Moves
Miss Alma Sampson of Lancaster arrives for a three week vacation and remains in Mechanic street with Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Sumner Sewall and Mrs. Voorhees attend a Girl Scout leaders conference in Worcester. Charles Cushing plans summer home use in Bath after returning from Italy. Multiple local residents attend the University of Maine Junior Prom and various travels and gatherings are noted with a wide cast of named individuals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Sampson
Lancaster
N. H
Frank G. Reed
Mechanic Street
Sumner Sewall
W. S. Voorhees
Worcester
Mass
Mrs Lewis Carter Returns to Portland From New York
Mrs Lewis Carter of Portland formerly Mrs Percy E Hodgkins of 3 Drummond Street has returned to Portland on a Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Carter
Portland
Percy E. Hodgkins
Drummond Street
Mrs Elizabeth Alexander and Charles Alexander Visit Richmond
Mrs Elizabeth Alexander and Charles Alexander of Richmond were weekend guests of her brother Captain Charles A Blair of High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Alexander
Charles Alexander
Richmond
City Board to buy valve grinder for city trucks and fire use
City Board of Highways and Sewers voted to purchase a valve grinding machine costing 300 dollars for use by city trucks and the fire department, with costs shared by both departments. A proposal to extend Marshall Avenue north to Rose Street was discussed and will be reported to the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Highways and Sewers
Marshall Avenue
Rose Street
Committee On
Morse Highs Baseball vs Hallowell Friday at Kelley Field
Morse high School baseball meets Hallowell Friday afternoon at Kelley field in a Kennebec Valley league tilt. Morse aims to improve after a rough Gardiner game while Hallowell rides a strong lineup led by star pitcher Fuller who fanned five Bruns wick hitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Hallowell
Kelley Field
Bath Boys
Gardiner
Morsemen
Up River
Brunswick
Fuller
Morse
Morse Club Eyes Strong Season After Early Setbacks
Coach Wilson hopes Bob Burgon can contribute with his portside offerings as Gar Diner nine hit hard last Friday. Burgon’s fate improves as teammates rallied to back Gardiner for 18 runs. If freshman catcher Georgie Sarkis returns from injury, reception and infield strength could stabilize Morse Club’s outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Bob Burgon
Gardiner
Burgon
Georgie Sarkis
Morse
Maine Scenery in Tints Describes Islands and Forest Realm
The article surveys Maine’s geography and culture, noting Squirrel Island’s self governed community of professionals, Long Island’s narrow reach, and lakes like Moosehead and the Belgrade chain. It highlights forests covering three fourths of the state, early fire protection, and Maine’s lumber and pulp industries. It also praises coastal shipbuilding, agriculture with Aroostook potatoes, and colleges in Brunswick Waterville Lewiston and Orono.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Dr. Smith
Piscataquis County
New England
Moosehead
Blue Mountains
Belgrade Chain
Messalonskee
Maranacook
Annabessacook
Cobbesseecontee
Hill-Girt
Lake Wesserunsett
Lakewood Players
South Berwick
Bangor
Aroostook
California
Bowdoin
Brunswick
Colby
Waterville
Bates
Lewiston
University of Maine At
Orono
National Geographic Society
University of Maine
Albert W. Stevens
Ladies Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting at Winter Street
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Winter Street Church met in the ladies' parlor Tuesday evening with 27 members present. A brief business session heard committee reports and plans for the state convention next week were completed. Light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
John Hopkins
Samuel Morze
Carl Pinson
Roy Bradford
Frank Reincehl
L. H. Cooper
Fred Pinkham
David L. Wilson
Hawaii
Raymond Hart
Martin Powers
Wilbur Crocker
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Winter Street
Stewart Family Passes With Parents In Green
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stewart of East Somerville and Mrs. Howard Pratt of Boston died Sunday alongside Mr. and Mrs. Seth Stewart of Green in a family observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Stewart
East Somerville
Mass
Howard Pratt
Boston
Mr. Stewart
Pratt
Seth Stewart
Green Street
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Morse High School
Lynette Walker
Grace Allen
Mary Goodwin
Nellie Robinson
Robert Footer
Robert Bragg
Glenwood Snowdon
David Y. Alkazin
Katherine Conley
Walker
Eleanor Litch
Florida
New Meadows
John M. Howe
Muriel
Franklin
Lawrence Bates
Julia Ann
William Robbson
William Walter Robson
Western Avenue
Memocrial Hospital
Charles E. Flint
South Acton
Weston Flint
Sanford
Mr. Flint
Albert W. Flint
Flint
Bath Memorial Hospital
Roy C. Richter
Mr. Richter
Roy's Market
Howard P. Hill
Saco
Armour & Co
Biddeford
Epworth League of Wesley Methodist Church
Katherine Shellenbarger
Margaret Gordon
Dorothy Parshley
Mervin McKenzie
Charlotte King
Mirinda Staples
Beth Trott
Ruth Shellenbarger
Eugene Upham
Linwood Carr
Linwood Temple
Walter Snipe
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Ernest Heywood
Myron Mack
Joseph Mack
Benjamin Gediman
Pratt Street
Allen M. Irish
Clarence W. Morse
Clarz Coombs
San Diego
Calif
John Esmond
William Esmond
Willow Street
Brunswick Town Hall
Linwood F. Carr
Donald Preble
Sophie G. Greenblatt
Pine Tree
Earl] B. Lermond
Linwood F. Carr, Jr
Clarence L. Cotton
John C. Fitzgerald
Harry L. Day
Ernest Heald
Maine General Hospital
Geraldine Stott
Jackson College
Ardenne A. Stott
Benjamin Haggett
Asbury Park, N. J
R. B. Parrish
Arlington, Mass
Ralph P. Mank
Anthony Paine Rolph
Wellesley, Mass
Carron Watson
Mrs. Watson
Roger D. Skillings
John Ketchum
Upper High Street
Walter Libby
Horace Norton
William Ketchum
Dora Lorette
Edith Renaud
Maizie Ritchie
Paul Wilson
This City
Hope Whitman
Turner Center
Edwin Bates
Estelle Blanchard
Cumberland Center
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Frances Warnell
Samuel Swasey
Marblehead
Hilda Scott
Donald Washington
Hazel Feere
Carroll Homan
Barbara Brown
John Murray
Madeline Frazier
Norwood
C. P. Holbrook
Nottingham
Rockland
Edwin L. Copeland
St. Petersburg
Fla
Alfred Bunker
Hinckley Street
North Woolwich
Copeland
Lewis E. Spicer
Bedford Street
Cosmopolitan Singing Club
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Charles J. Bragdon
Maine Federation of Garden Clubs
Bath Iron Works Corps
Bostor
New England Safety Council
Hotel Statler
George A. Dickinson
Ernest T. Fulton
Scott Morse
Bath Shipbuilding
Lloyd Steeves
Oliver Street
Howard H. Barter
Dummer Street
Junior Red Cross Committee
American Red Cross
Fred Humphreys
Pearl Oliver McCorrison
Bath Opera House
Lorraine Nadeau
June Stover
Barbara Jenkins
Charlene
Elaine Rogers
Louise Carver
Barbara
Mildred Oliver
Catherine Burgess
Beatrice Doble
Pauline Nickerson
Germaine Bonney
Frances Whitten
Hallowell High
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