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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1932

Page

6

Moonlight craft holds poverty party for Bath group

A Red Men's hall event drew about 125 attendees from Bath Brunswick Biddeford and Portland. Eleanor MacDonald Arletta Yates Elizabeth Haley and Sadie Garcelon led the committee. Prizes went to winners wearing the most poverty stricken costumes, with readings songs games and a post party lunch and dancing.

Red Men's Hall Brunswick Biddeford Portland Eleanor MacDonald Arletta Yates Elizabeth Haley Sadie Garcelon Adescar Fournier South Portland Harold Corliss Stella Wade Yates Lucella Blake Pearl Barter Blanche Joy Rosalys Desjardins Noella Desjardins Priscilla Blake Lilian Stover Edith Barter Haley Alice Smith Edward Garcelon

Mrs Sarah Pratt and George H Pratt Die in Portland

Miss Sarah Pratt and George H Pratt of Chestnut Street passed away on Thursday in Portland.

Sarah Pratt George H. Pratt Chestnut Street Portland

Arabia and Arabian Horses Lecture at Bowdoin

W. R. Brown of Berlin N H speaks tonight at Moulton Union Bowdoin College at 8 15 on Arabia and Arabian Horses illustrated with motion pictures The lecture is described as unusual entertaining and backed by Brown Lumber Co official credentials arranged by President Kenneth C M Sills

W. R. Brown Berlin N. H Moulton Union Bowdoin College Arabia Brown Brown Lumber Co Kenneth C. M. Sills

Mr and Mrs Charles Miller Visit Foster Point Cottage

Mr and Mrs Charles Miller spent Sunday at Foster's Point where they opened their summer cottage and enjoyed the weekend at the lakeside retreat.

Charles Miller Foster's Point

Postal Telegraph executives visit Portland office

W. C. Davies vice president and general manager of the Postal Telegraph Cable Co. with E. W. Miller division traffic superintendent both of New York City and W. F. Burns chief operator of Portland inspected the Postal Telegraph office managed by Henry I Gediman. Miss Marion Wakefield of 748 Middle street spent the weekend in Portland as guest of her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs A H Fowlie.

W. C. Davies Postal Telegraph Cable Co E. W. Miller New York City W. F. Burns Portland Postal Telegraph Office Henry I. Gediman J Marion Wakefield Middle Street A. H. Fowlie

Sewall Improves and Leaves Los Angeles Hospital

Friends of Samuel S. Sewall announce he is much improved after illness and surgery and has left the Los Angeles hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Sewall plan to depart for Maine at the end of June, with Sewall enjoying winter in Redlands, California.

Samuel S. Sewall Redlands Cal Los Angeles

Uphams Visit Sister Patient in Boston City Hospital

Mr and Mrs Randall Upham of lower High Street visited Sunday in Boston to call on Mr Uphams sister Miss Rachel Upham who is a patient at the Boston City hospital.

Randall Upham Lower High Street Boston Mr. Upham Rachel Upham Boston City Hospital

Legion Auxiliary Card Party Awards Winners

Mrs William R Freeman won the women's prize in bridge at a card party conducted by the American Legion Auxiliary in the Legion hall. Mrs Eugene Hart took the women's prize in whist and Charles Avery earned the men's prize in bridge. The party, with six tables in play, was led by Mrs Freeman who was assisted by Mrs Louis Silverman.

William R. Freeman Eugene Hart Charles Avery American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Freeman Louis Silverman

Newman Kennerson Returns From Boston Trip

Newman Kennerson of upper Wash ington street has returned from a trip to Boston. Clarence Ayer accompanied him and remains in Boston where he is now employed.

Newman Kennerson Upper Washington Street Boston Clarence Ayer

Marblehead and Danvers Graduates Operated For Appendicitis

Friends report Harrison M. Davis Jr of Marblehead and Benjamin G. Jenkins of Danvers, both Class of 1930 Bondasin College graduates and Alpha Delta Phi members, are patients at Salem Hospital after surgical removal of appendicitis.

Harrison M. Davis, Jr Marblehead Mass Benjamin G. Jenkins Danvers Bondasin College Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity Salem, Mass

Mrs. Welsh and sons visiting Bath guests of Trowbridges

Mrs. Robert E. Welsh and her two sons Robert Jr and Richard of Milton Massachusetts are spending a week in Bath as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry O Trowbridge of Andrews Road.

Robert E. Welsh Robert Jr Richard Milton, Mass Bath Henry O. Trowbridge Andrews Road

Cogan Family Returns From Laconia Visit

Mrs. David S. Cogan and her children Ruth Edward and Gerad Lee of rear 574 Winsington street returned last week from Laconia New Hampshire where they stayed with Mrs. Cogan’s parents Rev and Mrs Charles Aick formerly of this city Mr Cogan drove to Laconia to bring them back

David S. Cogan Ruth. Edward and Gerad Lee Winshington Street Laconia N. H

Mrs Katiels and family visit Crosby at 41 Willow Street

Mrs Stephen Katiels of Rumford visits her daughter Mrs Steven K Crosby at 41 Willow Street along with her sons Paul and Victor and Victor's bride.

Stephen Katiels Rumford Paul Victor Katiel Stephen K. Crosby Willow Street

Mrs Hyde and Miss Turpin Guests of Port land Hostess

Mrs Edward W Hyde of Northstreet and Miss Mary L Turpin formerly of Bath were overnight guests Thursday of Mrs Lanedon T Thaxter of Portland Miss Turpin served as executive secretary of Bath chapter American Red Cross during the war and recently accepted a social service post in Bangor She has resided in New Bedford Massachusetts for several years

Edward W. Hyde Northstreet Mary L. Turpin Bath Lanedon T. Thaxter Portland Turpin American Red Cross Bangor New Bedford Mass

Grace Church School reps at St Luke's cathedral service

Reverend Charles M Tubbs and Misses Doris I Leavitt Edith G Gotte and Eulalia Brown represented Grace Church school at St Luke's cathedral Portland for Episcopal Sunday schools diocese service reports were made and Lenten offerings presented by parish delegates Mrs William Esmond and daughter Barbara of Lynn Massachusetts visit Thomas J Lundrigan 16 Willow Street heirs of Esmonds host family

Charles M. Tubbs Guysbert B. Vroom, Jr Doris I. Leavitt Edith G. Gotte Eulalia Brown Grace Church School St. Luke’s Cathedral Portland Episcopal Church William Esmond Barbara Lynn, Mass Esmonda Thomas J. Lundrigan Willow Street

Morse-Deering baseball game noted in weekend attendance

A social roundup lists Edward J. Lee Jr and others among attendees at the Morse Deering baseball game in Deering on Saturday. Several residents travel to Portsmouth for a Sunday visit, while others attend family events and visits in Lewiston Boston and Portland.

Edward J. Lee Jr Herbert Henderson Archibald M. Main Jr Lester Reynolds Robert Burgon Robert Stevens Elizabeth Fuller Louise Swett Edwin M. Fuller Deering

Hendersons Return From Maine Visit With Stetsons West Bath

Mr and Mrs Henry Henderson and children Junior and Marjorie left Friday for Beachmont Massachusetts after a few days with Mr and Mrs Loring D Small in West Bath. Mrs Harry E Stetson drove to Lewiston Thursday for a relative’s funeral. John E McCole Tafts Engineering Medford Mass weekends with Mr and Mrs Joseph F Mile on Court Street and returns Sunday. Mr and Mrs John M Howe and Miss M Howe and J Franklin reopened their Summer home on Washington Street after winter with Mrs Howe’s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Frank H Turner of Union Street.

Henry Henderson Junior Marjorie Beachmont Mass Loring D. Small West Bath Harry E. Stetson Lewiston John E. McCole Taft Engineering School Medford Joseph F. Mile Court Street John M. Howe Miss M J. Franklin Upper Washington Street David L. Wilson Washington, D. C George Washington Memorial Alexandria Mr. Wilson New York City Bath Fred Hagner Boston Edward Kelley Hagner Bath Municipal Court Kelley Center Street T Tgp Pecci Massachusetts

Field Day of Literature at Bates College May 21

Miss Agnes Trowbridge returns from Newton Mass to Andrews road. Bates college in Lewiston hosts the third Field Day of Literature on May 21 under the Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs. The program includes talks by Prof. Samuel F. Hams and Dr. Edwin M. Wright, music by the Bates Women’s Glee Club, and Eugene O’Neill’s one act play Where the Cross is Made. Reservations due May 18.

Bates College Lewiston Department of Maine Federation of ‘Women's Clubs Preident Clifton D. Gray Bates W. F. Schoppe Federation Department of Literature Gray A. E. Chittenden Federation Samuel F. Hams Edwin M. Wright Women's Glee Club Harsh Trowbridge Pulrors American Perry Society The Outlook Pulsifer Bates 4A Players Eugene O'Neill Little Theater Hathorn Hall Grosvenor M. Robinson

Higgins Family Reeling From Fire Relocates to Wade House

Mr and Mrs Roscoe P Higgins with daughters Christine and Helen and son Warren have moved to the Samuel Wade house on upper Washington street while their York street home is repaired after a recent blaze. The Wade house is owned by Mrs Higgins' brother Frank Sparks of Brunswick. Mrs Charles T Folsom of Ipswich Massachusetts, visiting Miss Jennie Hunter on High street, left Friday for Rockland for the weekend.

Roscoe P. Higgins Christine Helen Warren York Street Samuel Wade Upper Washington Street Wade Higgins Frank Sparks Brunswick Charles T. Folsom Ipswich Mass Jennie Hunter High Street Rockland

Ex Mayor and Mrs Irish Return from California Trip

Ex mayor and Mrs Irish came back Monday from San Diego where they spent three months as did Mrs Irishs parents ex mayor and Mrs Samuel R Percy Mr and Mrs Irish were accompanied briefly by Mr and Mrs Rupert Cowles in Baltimore Harriet Ann Gearing who visited Mrs Farnham returned home to Nequasset Road Woolwich after a few days stay

Dennis Bellmore Green Street Hamden Conn William Bellmore Fred Arthur Samuel R. Percy San Diego Calif Percy Bath Robert, H. Donnell A. 8. Grant Hotel Percys Allen M. Irish Irish Chicago Baltimore Rupert Cowles Harriet Ann Gearing Charles R. Farnham Nequasset Road Woolwich

Birthday party honors Mrs. Lucelia Blake in Ra mona council

After the Ra mona council No 27 meeting a birthday party for Mrs. Lucelia Blake included gifts and four iced birthday cakes from Mrs. Minnie Roderick. Music by Mrs. Alice Smith and Edward Garcelon accompanied dancing and a luncheon.

Ramona Council No. 27 D. of P Lucelia Blake Pocahontas Blake Minnie Roderick Alice Smith Edward Garcelon

Povich Family Trips Highlight Weekend Return

Mrs Nathan Povich and daughters Celia of Portland Mrs Morris S Povich and sons Albert and Donald returned Sunday night from Boston after a weekend away. Mr and Mrs Ernest W Marshall and two children returned to Laconia New Hampshire after visiting Mrs Marshall's parents Hiram Annis 85 Valley Road. Miss Elinor Shorey, Lincoln School Providence student, returned Sunday after a weekend with her parents William S Shorey 1044 Washington.

Nathan Povich Celia Povich Portland Morris S. Povich Ernest W. Marshall Laconia N. H Elinor Shorey Lincoln School Providence R. I Mrs. Williams. Shorey Washington Street

Mrs Libbys to Visit Dayton Guests of Wheeler Family

Mrs Walter Libby and Mrs Maurice Libby of Middle street leave early Monday for Dayton Ohio to stay a month as guests of Mrs Grace Wheeler and her daughter Miss Edith Wheeler. Miss Dorothy Bucklin of Boston also visits ElmA Co. 54 Weeks street in this city.

Walter Libby Maurice Libby Middle Street Dayton, O Grace Wheeler Edith Wheeler Dorothy Bucklin Boston Elma Co Weeks Street

Bristol Couple Purchases General Farm in Brunswick

Mr and Mrs D H Tidd of Bristol New Hampshire formerly Le Wige Scotia have bought through E A Strout a new general farm east of Coats ooh south Brunswick.

D.H. Tidd Bristol N. H le Wige Scotia E. A. Stroutway Beeneree Brunswick

Birthday party honors Miss Patara Staples in city home

A birthday party for Miss Patara Staples marked by pink and white wash-day utensils and pink carnations hosted by her sisters at their parents' home on Middle Street. Guests included Shirley Minott, Ethel Sutherland, Betty Lee, Christine Hanscomb etc. Two birthday cakes were shared with refreshments as games entertained guests.

Harry P. Nison Cottage” Park Enue Patara Staples John Sylvants Bessie Pette Minni George Staples Middle Street Shirley Helen Minott Ethel S Sutherland Betty Lee Helen Colby Paul Legard Arthur Seekins Roland Staples

Preble Family Hosts Visitors From Belmont and Salem

Mr and Mrs Clarence Preble and Mr and Mrs Lemuel Preble of Days Ferry Woolwich hosted Mr and Mrs T Loring May berry daughters Frances and Marjorie of Belmont Mass Mr and Mrs C V Sweetser Lynnfield Center Mass Miss Lillian Alyward and Willard Ten ney of Salem Mass and Mr and Mrs Samuel Kirkwood of Portsmouth NH Members attended the play Dinty Dug an Ristocrit and the dance at Tuessie hall Day's Ferry Saturday night James A Cobb of Portland spent the weekend in Bath with his sister Mrs Emery Rideout

Clarence Preble Lemuel Preble Day’s Ferry Woolwich T. Loring Mayberry Frances Marjorie Belmont Mass C. V. Sweetser Lynnfield Center Lillian Alyward Willard Tenney Salem Samuel Kirkwood Portsmouth N. H Dinty Dugan Ristocrit Tuessie Hall James A. Cobb Portland Bath Mrs Emery Rideout

Corliss Street church Philathea class meeting notes

The Philathea class of Corliss Street church met Monday at Miss Velma Cornish home 54 Weeks street. After business, games and refreshments followed. Attendees included Eula Fielding Omah Trott Ada French Charlena Cornish Eula Morang Vivian Plant Mil dred Walker Marie Berry and Marguerite Cornish guest Elwood Hathorn plans oil tanker work in New York Ruby Robertson re elected president of Girl Scout Leaders association at annual meeting at High Street M E church Also elected were Clarence E Match vice president Pauline Hart secretary Robertson is daughter of Harry P Nason Bath Miss Barbara Ann Ellis daughter of Lewis and Mabel Swett at Bath City Hospital under care of Dr F E Fuller Brunswick.

Corliss Street Harriet Nocton Washington Street Jeannette Plant Annie Chesley Gertrude Hutchins Fannie Burden Anna Allen Lizzie French Etta Pottle Lena Helm Mamie Worrey Minnie McPherson Jennie Seavey Mabel Shepard Nellie Bonney Mabel Coombs Emma Daley Jennie Curtis Katherine Wallace Laura Mitchell Maud Clark Hutchings Wallace Nocton Helm Mitchell Philathea Velma Cornish Weeks Street Eula Fielding Omah Trott Ada French Charlena Cornish Eula Morang Vivian Plant Mildred Walker Marie Berry Marguerite Cornish Ruby Robertson Auburn Girl Scout Leaders’ Association High Street M. E. Church Clarence ‘E. Match Pauline Hart Barbara Ann Ellis Daughr Lewis Mabel’ Swett Brunswick FE. M. Fuller Bath’ City Hospital

Miss Elizabeth Deering Leads BU Prnais Review At Arena

Miss Elizabeth Deering daughter of Mr and Mrs GC IA Deering captained a Prnais unit in a military review staged by Boston University students at the Boston Arena last Friday evening. In the reviewing stand were University officers and state education officials.

Elizabeth Deering GC. Ia. Deering Pr Nais Boston University Sargent of Physical Education Boston Arena

Blake Visitors Call on Aunt in South Port

Mr and Mrs Howard E Blake of 27 Crescent Street visited in South Port on Sunday and called upon Mrs Blake s aunt Mrs Walter Pierce.

Howard E. Blake Crescent Street Southport Blake Walter Pierce

Coast Guard shipyard visit tied to Eaton family

Commander and Mrs. Philip B. Eaton toured the Cooper's Point plant of the John H. Mathis Co. in Camden and New Brunswick on a 550 mile motor trip. Eaton will lead Coast Guard boat construction and they will reside at 3 Shrewsbury yard Riverton New Jersey while on 30 days leave. they plan to stay through the third week in May. Mr and Mrs Robert Brownell of Cobbroad spent the weekend in Boston.

Philip B. Eaton Bath Burnstey Camden Eaton New Brunswick N. J Cooper's Point John H. Mathis Co U. S. Coast Guard Coast Guard Shrewsbury Yard Riverton Riverton Gold Club Bath

Tea Honoring Senator Burleigh Martin at Mrs Kimball’s Home

Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball hosted a Saturday afternoon tea from 3:30 to 5:30 at High Street residence for Senator and Mrs. Burleigh Martin of Augusta. The event, attended by local figures including Mrs. Langdon T. Thaxter of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kimball of Augusta, showcased floral centerpieces and a refined reception with guests and cards.

Burleigh Martin Milton S. Kimball Augusta Frederick H. Kimball High Street Senator Martin Bath Kimball Martin Langdon T. Thaxter Portland Milton 8. Kimball Town John L. Baxter Brunswick Mary L. Ture Banes A. Thompson Ellsworth

Douglass Crosby among figures named in local notices

Douglass Crosby, Robert Stevens, Swett and Betty Puller appear as named individuals in a community notice. The fragment notes involvement or interest in a local matter, with the others referenced alongside these persons in a formal notice.

Douglass Crosby Robert Stevens Swett and Betty Puller

City News Briefs From Bath Area May Month Activities

In Bath and nearby towns a patchwork of city happenings unfolds. Club discussions on student activities, a court finding on an assault case, shipping movements, Bath Clean-up Week plans, D of I circles gatherings, Girl Scout meetings, upcoming hounds banquet at Masonic temple, and public notices on road work and civic projects fill pages as residents plan social events, home repairs, and community service.

Personal notes from North Cohasset and Bath social rounds

James D Bates of North Cohasset hosts Herbert Stevens family on 9 Cak Road. Miss Harriett Johnson returns to Springfield school after visiting her mother Mrs. Carrie P Johnson of North An n. Eu gene Desmond's daughter hosts 16 friends for her birthday. Mrs Reginald Lombard and children Deborah and Junior visit Mrs. Lombard's mother Mrs. J Edward Drake. Duncan McInnes and R Roger McInnes spend weekend with mother Mrs. John McInnes in Wollaston. Richard F Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs John M Johnson, home from Gorham Normal School. Mr and Mrs Joe Sterner attend funeral in Brooklyn returning Monday night. Mr and Mrs M Langdon Hill visit Bath, Bath Foreside. Mr Hill plays golf at Bath Country Club. Mrs E D Hardin hosts Sunday school class luncheon. 50 of 68 attend. Evangeline Haynes gifts travel clock to Mrs Hardin. Miss Mary L Turpin weekends Bath guest of Mrs Seth Mullin. Turpin previously Bath Red Cross executive and now in charge of Bath city department.

James D. Bates North Cohasset Mass Herbert Stevens Cak Road Harriett Johnson Springfield Carrie P. Johnson North Street Ann Eugene Desmond Lincoln Street Reginald Lombard Tes Deborah Junior South Portland Joe Sterner Brooklyn E. D. Hardin Winter Street Evangeline Haynes Hardin Mary L. Turpin Bath Seth Mullin Washington Street Turpin The American Red Cross Banai

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