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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1933

Page

3

Wedd ing Attendants and Local News Items From Rockland

Mrs. William H. Daley of 59 Pearl street returned from Quincy Mass after attending the wedding of her brother Arthur Erick Harjula of Thomaston to Laura Marie Aalto of Quincy on Sunday April 29 by Rev Sundelin at the Finnish Congregational church in Quincy. The bride is daughter of Herman Aalto of Quincy and a Boston bookkeeper. The groom is son of Mrs Ida Harjula and the late Brick Harjula of Thomaston. The newlyweds are on honeymoon through Finland Paris and Germany. Other notices include moves and travels of local residents, guests, and family connections across Maine and New England, with brief career notes and community ties.

William H. Daley Pearl Street Quincy Mass Arthur Erick Harjula Thomaston Laura Marie Aalto Sundelin Finnish Congregational Church Herman Aalto Quincy High School Burdett Business College Trefrey & Patridge Boston Ida Harjwa Brick Harjula Bliss Business College Lewiston Curtiss Flying Schoor Rockland Masonic Lodge Order of the Western Star Scleetman South Thomaston Finland Paris Germany Mrs. Daley Alma BE. Harjala

Mrs Winifred Aderton sails to Italy on President Harding

Mrs. Winifred Aderton of Washington DC, formerly from this city, sails May 17 on the President Harding to Italy as a member of the staff of Hon. Breckinridge Lane, ambassador designate. Miss Aderton, daughter of M Frances S Aderton, has lived with her in Park Lane Apartments, and worked for Mr Long for 18 months. She graduates from Boston University in 1931 and is among 1920 class scholars.

FE. Winifred Aderton Washington, D. C Harding Italy Breckinridas Lane Miss Aderton M. Frances S Aderton Park Lane Apartments Connession Avenus Mr. Long Bastian University Coil Ayn Atileris Meyer Hieh Miss Aderson Dls Morse Nassan Institute Springvale Rothwell

Loyall F Sewall Joins Fortnum and Mason New York

Loyall F Sewall of Washington street has accepted a post in New York as director of public service for Fortnum and Mason Inc. The British firm, originating in 1710 in London, is famed for apparel and fine foods with a flagship shop at 697 Madison Avenue.

Loyall F. Sewall Washington Street New York Fornum and Mason, Inc Fortnum and Mason London Madison Avenue

Stilphen and Peterson families visit after weekend trip

Mr and Mrs Warren M Stilphen returned Monday evening after a weekend in Boston. Stanley Peterson of Portsmouth New Hampshire arrived Saturday to return Sunday with Mrs Peterson and daughter Audrey Ruth who have been visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Harry E Peterson and her parents Mr and Mrs Carl T Meister at 25 Park Street Brunswick Road.

Warren M. Stilphen Boston Stanley Peterson Portsmouth N. H Peterson Audrey Ruth Harry E. Peterson Brunswick Road Carl T. Meister Park Street

Hickson Visit to Bath Opera House Manager’s Family

Mr and Mrs FE Hickson of Bangor visit their daughter Mrs Frank F Colburn wife of the Bath Opera House manager at 704 Washington Street.

FE. P. Hickson Bangor Frank F. Colburn Bath Opera House Washington Street Howard

Boothbay Harbor hosts contract club gathering

Mrs Donald S Sewall entertained her contract club at home Monday noon. Bath guests included Mrs Arthur Sewall Mrs Harry F Morin Mrs Carroll Wat son Mrs John H Hyde Miss Anne Kimball Miss Miriam W Kimball and Miss Mary F Gibbons. Mrs Charles E Shepard and son Herman S Shepard attended the Thirteen class in Keith's theatre Portland on Sunday morning.

Donald S. Sewall Boothbay Harbor Bath Arthur Sewall Harry F. Morin Carroll Watson John H. Hyde Anne Kimball Miriam W. Kimball Mary F. Gibbons Charles E. Shepard Herman S. Shepard Keith's Theatre Portland

Hodgdon enters Maine General for major operation in Portland

Henry G. Hodgdon traveled to Portland Monday to undergo a major operation at Maine General hospital with Mrs. Hodgdon staying in Portland for several weeks of recovery. Miss Elinor Shorry returned to Lincoln School in Providence after a weekend at the Shorey home. Attendants at Corliss Street Baptist church in Portland for the Thirteen class at Keith's theatre included multiple couples and individuals such as Mr. and Mrs. John L. Russell and Mrs. Anne G. Blodgett.

Marjorie Legard Bath School of Nursing Maine General Hospital Portland Eastland Henry G. Hodgdon Mrs. Hodgdon Corliss Street Baptist Church Keith’s Theatre John L. Russell Anne G. Blodgett Emma M. Knowlton Elbridge R. Wright Chester A. Plant John H. Hunt Harold S. Walker Wilfred W. Chaney Eula M. Fielding Lula Herbert

Four in party fish salmon at East Palermo

Gerald Atkinson led a four person fishing party over the weekend at East Palermo and caught three salmon. Companions included Har 5 and F. H. Reinoehl. Percy A. Pratt spent the weekend in Portland with his brother. Amy Irish, Bates College Glee Club member, performed in Lewiston Friday night with other college clubs. Celia Gurewitz, Dorothy Halperin of Auburn and Anna Fireman of Portland visited Miss Bessie F. Greenblatt at 233 Washington Street, a former Gorham Normal School classmate.

Gerald Atkinson East Palermo Mr. Atkinson Har 5 F. H. Reinoehl Amy Irish Bates College Lewiston Miss Irish Celia Gurewitz Dorothy Halperin Auburn Anna Fireman Portland Bessie F. Greenblatt Washington Street Gorham Normal School

Mrs Higgins Visits From Portsmouth Then Lakeland

Mrs Charles R Higgins who wintered in Lakeland Florida arrived Wednesday from Portsmouth New Hampshire where she stayed three weeks with her daughter Mrs Norman Rand She spent a couple days with her sister Mrs Frank L Staples at 103 South Street and will return to 26 Grove Street for a few days before sailing back to Portsmouth for the summer Also Robert Braun of Portland was among out of town visitors at Sebasco on Sunday.

Charles R. Higgins Lakeland Fla Portsmouth N. H Norman Rand Frank L. Staples South Street Grove Street Rand Robert Braun Portland Sebasco

Mrs Lord hosts senior class May ball supper

Miss Bertha Lord entertained at a Friday night supper party at the home of Mayor and Mrs John A Lord on Pearl street. Guests included Louise Calderwood Mary McClure Kathaleen Leonard Frances Shaughnessy Catharine Hooper Ruth Dale Margaret Austin Louise Briggs Edith Mackinnon Isabel Mackinnon Betty Eastman Lucille Johnson Barbara Norton and Harriet Lord. Betty Eastman assisted in serving. The party followed with attendance at the senior class May ball at the High School.

Bertha Lord John A. Lord Pearl Street Louise Calderwood Mary McClure Kathaleen Leonard Frances Shaughnessy Catharine Hooper Ruth Dale Margaret Austin Louise Briggs Edith Isabel Mackinnon Betty Eastman Lucille Johnson Barbara Norton Harriet Lord

Mrs. Johnson Returns Home After Visit in Essex Conn

Mrs Clarence E Johnson returns to her Summer street home after a several day guest stay with Dr and Mrs Frederick Bradeen in Essex Connecticut. The notice notes the move from visiting to residence, without additional details.

Clarence E. Johnson Summer Street Frederick Bradeen Fesex, Conn

Miss Carr Returns After Visit To Massachusetts

Miss Inez F. Carr daughter of Mr and Mrs Linwood F Carr 34 Snow Park returned Friday after spending a week in West Somerville Mass with her cousin Miss Helen Harmon and in Boston with Miss M Helen Sims daughter of Rev and Mrs Charles R Sims 138 North street.

Inez F. Carr Linwood F. Carr Snow Park West Somerville Mass Helen Harmon Boston M. Helen Sims Gordon College of Theology and Missions Charles R. Sims North Street

Miss Elmer Shorey Visits Providence Parents

Miss Elmer Shorey, a Lincoln school pupil in Providence R I, arrived Friday to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs William S Shorey of Washington Street.

Elmer Shorey Lincoln School Providence R. L William S. Shorey Washington Street

Bowdoin student Jacob Smith visiting Brunswick

Jacob Smith Bowdoin 31 a medical student at the University of Vermont Burlington Vt is spending a few days in Brunswick with his parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Smith and in town with his brother and sister in law Dr and Mrs Joseph I Smith 1121 Washington street

Jacob Smith Bowdoin University of Vermont Burlington Brunswick Samuel Smith Joseph I. Smith Washington Street

Two Men Return to Kents Hill After Bath Weekend

Paul B. Wilson and Roland West of Bennington R. J. returned to Kents Hill preparatory school on Monday after spending the weekend in Bath with Rev. and Mrs. David L. Wilson of Middle Street.

Paul B. Wilson Roland West Bennington R. J Kents Hill Preparatory School Bath Mr. Wilson David L. Wilson Middle Street

McCabe Baby Named Norman Merritt McCabe Jr

Norman Merritt McCabe is the newborn son of Norman J. McCabe Jr. and his wife of Academy street. The child is named for his father and his grandfather George Merritt of Winnegance. Victor H. Paquet of Colbye 33 visited his mother Ma bel H. Paquet at 28 Russell street this weekend. Leavitt S. Wyman and his mother Esther Wyman of Ogunquit spent the weekend with Leonard M. Munsey at 427 High street.

Norman Merritt McCabe Norman J. McCabe, Jr Academy Street George Merritt Winnegance Victor H. Paquet Colbye Mabel H. Paquet Russell Street Leavitt S. Wyman Mr. Wyman Esther Wyman Ogunquit Leonard M. Munsey High Street

Mrs. Alice DeWick Opens Farm on Phipps Point Road

Mrs. Alice DeWick has opened her farm on the Phipps Point road in Woolwich for the summer season.

Alice DeWick Phipps Point Road Woolwich

Healds and companions attend dances at Old Orchard Pier Casino

Mr and Mrs Ernest B Heald with daughter Dorothy L Heald, Miss Grace Madden, and Miss Florence Oliver travel to Portland and Old Orchard on Sunday. Local attendees at the Old Orchard Pier Casino dance Saturday night include Mary Cunningham Anna Cummings Paul Stinson Howard Mayo Charlotte O'Brien Mary O'Brien Gladys Comeau Vincent Henderson Hiram Stevens Jr Amy Prency Joseph Couture Walter Couture Leo Migneault Henry Arsenault Shirley Mank Stanley Curtis Frank F Colburn and Howard Colburn of Bangor. Guy Lombardo and his orchestra drew requests for autographs from the crowd.

Old Orchard Pier Casino Mary Cunningham Anna Cummings Paul Stinson Howard Mayo Charlotte O’brien Mary O'Brien Gladys Comeau Vincent Henderson Hiram Stevens, Jr Amy Prency Joseph Couture Walter Couture Leo Migneault Henry Arsenault Shirley Mank Stanley Curtis Frank F. Colburn Howard Colburn Bangor Guy Lombardo

Mrs Langdon T Snipe Hosts Contract Club Event

Mrs Langdon T Snipe entertained her contract club Tuesday afternoon at her home on Green street.

Langdon T. Snipe Green Street

Boothbay Harbor wedding and local travels noted

Miss Ella M. Comeau and Alden B. Woodbury traveled to Boothbay Harbor Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs Lowell M Newcomb. Their daughter Josephine Rose wed Louis A Carbone Monday at Our Lady Queen of Peace. Miss Lucy Rogers returned from Brunswick Monday after a mastectomy ten days earlier.

Ella M. Comeau Springstreet Alden B. Woodbury Kansas City Bowdoin Boothbay Harbor Lowell M. Newcomb Josephine Rose Louis A. Carbone Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace Lucy Rogers Elmer W. Rogers Bowery Street Brunswick

Miss Ethel Barter Returns from Pittston Visit

Miss Ethel Barter of 433 Middle street returns after two weeks visiting Mr and Mrs Garry Goodwin in Pittston. Mr and Mrs George H Pomeroy and son Junior of Waltham Massachusetts return Saturday after a week in the city with Mr and Mrs Henry G Shaw of 24 Oak street.

Ethel Barter Middle Street Pittston Garry Goodwin George H. Pomeroy and Son Waltham, Mass Henry G. Shaw Oak Street

Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Stewart McEachern

A mixed shower at 1163 High Street for Mr and Mrs Stewart McEachern, with Dorothy Rob inson as the bride. Room decor in nile green and pink, guests surprised the couple after a ride, games and cards till late, gifts of silver, dishes, linen and electrical utensils, fruit punch ice cream and cake served by two hostesses.

Stewart E. McEachern Dorothy L. Robinson High Street Roscoe Robinson Iva Faucher

Sailors Trip To Newport News After Vessel Collision

Capt William F Plummer and Leland S Plummer left Tuesday morning by auto for Newport News Va to spend ten days on business linked to the Ida S Dow schooner collision off Cape Harris a year ago. Miss Elizabeth D McGrath Bates 33 helped host a Thorncray cabin party Monday night with a picnic lunch and games.

William F. Plummer Leland S. Plummer Newport News Ida S. Dow Cape Harris Elizabeth D. McGrath Bates Thorncray

Kelley Family Guests At Popham Beach Weekend

Mr and Mrs Frank B Kelley of Winchester Massachusetts spent the weekend at Popham Beach as guests of Dunlap A Hatch. On their return they were joined by Mr Kelleys father Ernest F Kelley who will pass a few weeks with them.

Frank B. Kelley Winchester Mass Popham Beach Dunlap A. Hatch Mr. Kelley Ernest F. Kelley

Maine lodge matron visits Gardiner and Augusta events

Mrs. Sarah A. Shaw of Genesta chapter No. 73 O B E S visited Gardiner and Augusta for a Past Matrons and Patrons night altar dedication designed by Homer B Miller and for Visiting Officers Night with ritual demonstrations. Tea hosted at 6 Plant Street. Francis Duprey of Morse High School 1924 shows improvement at Massachusetts General Hospital, his parents returning from Boston. W F Wyman of Augusta met Supt. Price in Bath. Murray club Universalist Church ends yearly activities with a 14-table card party. winners listed.

Sarah A. Shaw Genesta O. BE. S Maine Gardiner Augusta Homer B.miller Marion Rose of Sharon Francis Duprey Morse High School Massachusetts General Hospital Duprey Quincy Mass F. P. Duprey Spring Street Boston Lever Brothers Cambridge

Guests Visit From Waterville Attending O E S Meeting

Mrs Hattie Hall and Mr and Mrs Harry Grindell and Mr and Mrs Oscar Hubbard returned to Waterville Saturday after visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Shaw at 24 Oak street. They attended Genesta chapter O E S Friday night. Irving T Dinsmore of Belfast advertising manager Consumers Coal Co with Clyde Holmes joined the Friday visit to Gibbons Coal Co.

Hattie Hall Harry S. Grindell Oscar Hubbard Waterville Henry G. Shaw Oak Street Genesta Irving T. Dinsmore Belfast Consumers Coal Co Clyde Holmes Gibbons Coal Co

Jacksons drive to new Waterville home with visiting granddaughters

State Senator N Gratz Jackson and Mrs Jackson of 1 Shaw street drove Sunday with granddaughters Peggy and Barbara Jackson daughters of Mr and Mrs H Laton Jackson formerly of Rockland who had been visiting them to their new home in Waterville.

H. Laton Jackson Peggy Barbara Rockland Jackson Central Maine Power Co Waterville Reading Pennsylvania Power & Light Co Jacksons N. Gratz Jackson

Bath area notes and regional social updates

Francis R. Duprey of Quincy Mass now recovering at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. Several local residents attend visits or travel, including Charles Davis of Wellesley as a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alden G. Smith. Nellie Lawler of Round Pond recuperates at her daughter's home after an operation in Brunswick, with granddaughter Margaret Yates nursing her. Families from Bath and surrounding towns—Jaffreys of Rochester visiting Bath and Montreal trip tales—share summer moves and fire observations in Machias. St. Marys guild at Grace Church completes season with Red Cross work and a social night to close. Howard Strout recovers from carbuncle surgery awaiting skin graft. No changes in Bath church pastorage after the Bangor Methodist conference. Weston P. Holman and Forest L. Littlefield to long-term assignments. Elizabeth McGrath, Bates 1933, spent weekend with aunt Mrs. Thomas S. Gibbons in Washington.

Nellie Lawler Round Pond Brunswick Joseph L. Yates Western Avenue Margaret Yates R. N New York

Cosmopolitan Players Hold First Tryouts for June 1 Play

At the Cosmopolitan Players meeting Tuesday evening in the club house first tryouts were held for a one act play to be staged there on June 1. Rehearsals will begin under Mrs Clinton D Wilson after further tryouts and the cast is announced.

Cosmopolitan Players Clinton D. Wilson West Bath Grange Hall

Folsom Family to Return Home After Washington Visit

Rev. Omar W. Folsom and daughter Miss Elsie Folsom sail back Friday from Washington D C where they spent the winter as usual with Mr Folsom's other daughter Mrs Leonard D Norsworthy They will reopen their home at 1198 Washington Street.

Omar W. Folsom Elsie Folsom Washington, D. C

Old Time Melodic Comic Play Delights Beacon Street Church

An audience filled Beacon Street church auditorium for Robert Oliver's Jason Allen's Golden Wedding. The cast in period costumes staged old time songs, jokes, and dances with Deacon Goodwill leading and the crowd applauding. The ensemble featured John Howe, Mrs. Howard Parks, Ernest Wood, Chester Plant, and others in a lively 90 minute program.

Beacon Street Robert Oliver Jason Allen Oliver William F. Pend Ann Jane Allen John Howe Mary Lou Howard Parks Locus Village Allen Goodwill Ernest Wood Zacariah Hezekiah Hodge John Burgon Deacon Goodwill Bath Frances Day Mr. Allen Ann Francis McPherson Mr. Oliver Albert Henderson Juanita Annie Laurie Mrs. Parks Fred Sturtevant William F. Pond Mrs. Sturtevant Chester A. Plant Oreo Ethel Parks Jessie Pond Deacon Goodwill Robert Oliver Carrie Goodwill Robert Oliver David Woodside Cece Eres Sheriff Henderson Lydia Woodside Penerant Ates Roger Pierce Hiram Brown William Craft Sallie Brown Bepaanat Seg Nstaviret Herbert Huggard Ezra Snow Chester Plant Ruth Collins Susan Smith George Wallace Hezekiah Hodge Zachariah Hodge Boe

Personal notes on Mrs James B Young and friends

Mrs. James B Young of 345 Front street returns to the city Monday night after wintering in Lake Wales Florida with daughter Mrs. Benjamin S Haggett in East Orange New Jersey in April and visiting Quincy Massachusetts at Thomas Cromwell's guest. Mrs Edward Daie True hosted a Tuesday supper for her daughter in law Mrs Edward D True Jr of New York staying at the parental home 645 Washington street. First prize went to Mrs William R Freeman, second to Mrs Seth S Mullin, third to Mrs Williams Whitney. Mr and Mrs True plan to return Thursday to New York where he has worked four years for Hobart Manufacturing Co in the New York office and will move May 20 to Troy Ohio to become service manager for the company for the United States and Canada.

James B. Young Front Street Young Lake Wales Fla Benjamin S. Haggett East Orange N. J Quincy Mass Thomas Cromwell Edward Daie True Edward D. True Jr New York True Washington Street William R. Freeman Seth S. Mullin Williams Whitney Hobart Mfg. Co Troy Ohio United States Canada

Sunny Side Lodge to Open with Public Card Party

City brief reports Sunny Side Lodge at Campbell's Pond opening May 24 after a card party on May 17 postponed from May 17. The lodge will host social events and luncheons with dinners served on 24 hours notice. Other items note a chimney fire on Fremont Street at 10 38 Friday, and James Bonness opening a barber shop at 770 Washington Street Saturday.

Sunny Side Campbell's Pond James Bonness Charles E. Curtis Center Street Washington Street South End P.T.A Sunny Side Lodge

Local Ball Committee Names Senior Prom Hosts

The organizing committee for the forthcoming senior prom lists Miss Alice F Johnson Miss Ian E Lewin Miss Muriel H Howe James A Thurston and Harold R Peacock as the leaders. They will oversee event arrangements including dances and related activities.

Alice F. Johnson Ian E. Lewin Muriel H. Howe James A. Thurston Harold R. Peacock

May probate court session in Sagadahoc busy on Tuesday

Judge Glidden presided over the second May term session with many matters. Will allowed for N Augustus Fuller of Bath with Viola Puller as executrix. probate petitions filed for Martha E Shaw and Minnie M Casey estates. administration actions for Alphonse Saindon and Robert C Hamlet. bond and inventories approved for Ellen Tucy. numerous accounts and final settlements across several Bath and Topsham estates.

Glidden Sagadahoc N. Augustus Puller Bath Viola M. Puller Martha E. Shaw Melville H. Blackwell Brunswick Minnie M. Casey Matthew W. Clark Mabel A. Rumrill George H. Rumrill Topsham Louise E. Tillson Elizabeth C. Craven Albert E. Craven Emery Albert Till Ardella M. Strout Leona F. Jack William S. Shorey Allan ‘Spear Elizabeth R. Moses D. Wylie Lemont Sarah E. Lemont Chester D. Harris Rose M. Harris William A. Todd William O. Oliver Georgetown Harry F.morse Charles W. Morsey John J. Keegan Mary A. Woods Edwin H.pert Arthur F. Mayo Robert C. Hamlet Bowdeinham Fidelity Trust Co Elvira Athan Winslow Rouse Ellen Tucy Nellie Tucy Sherborn Mass Ernest E. Tucy

Phippburg Notes. Parents Form Local PTA

Wyman of the school committee announces John Carter reelected superintendent of five towns. An enthusiastic town hall meeting Friday formed a Parent-Teacher association with about 50 people, including William Bowie and Albert Thompson. Officers elected include President Martha Morse and Vice President Clara Wyman. Members joining the association include Elena Bridges and Esther McCourt, with a social hour and music surrounding cookies and lemonade. The effort aims to unite parents teachers and children for a strong start.

Wyman John Carter Horace Morse William Bowie Albert Thompson Board of Selectmen Morse Swanton Wyman Martha Morse Clara Wyman Theresa Wyman Susie Barbour Edith Gilmore Esther McC Helena Oliver Lester Dyer Fred Osgood

Miss Margaret Toole Returns Home From Visit

Miss Margaret Toole returns to Fitchburg Massachusetts after a week with her sister Mrs J E Fitzgerald on Washington street.

Margaret Toole Fitchburg Mass

Mrs Fred R E Dean Leaves For Dorchester Visit

Mrs. Fred R. E. Dean departed Wednesday to spend several days in Dorchester Massachusetts.

Fred R. E. Dean Dorchester Mass

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