Bath wedding ties Bath and Haverhill guests
Wilfred Ermmest Guerin, Times Co. production manager, heads to Haverhill for a week long vacation as his engagement to Miss Delphia Rosanne Lambert becomes a wedding today in Haverhill. They will live in Bath at the Kershner apartments. A stag party hosted by Times Co. colleagues honored Guerin before his departure.
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Wilfred Ermmest Guerin
Times Co
Haverhill
Mass
Delphia Rosanne Lambert
Louis N. Lambert
Guerin
Bath
Kershner
North Street
Bath ladies host Arrowsie club afternoon
Mrs Norman Drummond of Arrowsie entertained her club Thursday afternoon. Present from Bath were Mrs Miles Hagan, Mrs Aubrey Steen and Mrs Perley Ater. Mrs Steen won first prize, a potted plant, and Mrs Ater of Park Street will entertain next Thursday.
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Norman Drummond
Arrowsie
Bath
Miles Hagan
Aubrey Steen
Perley Ater
Steen
Ater
Park Street
Bath visitors view 50 race horses in Lewiston training
Augustus Percy Miss Richie F Nichols Mr and Mrs Roscoe McFadden and Miss Carolyn D Hawer from Bath traveled to Lewiston Sunday to watch 50 race horses in training for the summer meets. They focused on horses owned by Sir Cummings and George Jewett of Lewiston.
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Augustus Percy
Richie F Nichols
Roscoe McFadden
Carolyn D. Hawer
Bath
Lewiston
S Ir Cummings
George Jewett
Ranger launches from Bath Iron Works in grand ceremony
The Ranger, Vanderbilt’s new America Cup contender, launched at Bath Iron Works on Tuesday with Mrs. Vanderbilt christening the hull. The 165 foot mast weighs about 6,170 pounds. officials confirm it meets required specs as Bath and Navy observers monitor the event.
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Vanderbilt Yacht Ranger
Bath Iron Works
Harold K. Vanderbilt
Ranger
Bath Tron Works Corp
Glenn H. Easton
U.S.N
Easton
Vanderbilt
Sagadahoc County Seals Report Funds For Tuberculosis Prevention
Sagadahoc County reports receipts from the Christmas Seal Sale fund aiding tuberculosis prevention in Maine. The Maine Public Health Association notes most funds stay in state use, supporting clinics and early diagnosis campaigns. Local chairmen list amounts raised, with Bath leading at 407.09 and several communities contributing smaller sums.
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Maine Public Health Association
Augusta
Sagadahoc County
Bath
Abbie M. Buck
State Association
Sncadahoe
Airensic and Woolwich
John C. Gilmore
Louise Reynolds Gridge
Burnette L. Bailey
C. D. Wilson
Bowdoin
Helen Fisher
Arad Pohle
Margaret Beote
Frances McCrink
Beatrice Pennell
Marion Curtis
Bowdenham
Roger Robinson
Emily Rideout
A. S. McDougall
Georgetown
Ruth Powers
Charles Gillis
Santa Claus
Topsham
Mildred Edwards
MPHEE SMITH WEDDING AT ST MARY S MONDAY
Miss Sybil Shirley Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Sidney L Smith of the Bath road Brunswick became the bride of Stephen Arnold McPhee son of Mrs Della McPhee 2 Edgett street and the late Matthew McPhee Monday morning at eight in St Mary s church Rev David P Surrette officiated at the nuptial mass The double ring ceremony was used Attending the couple were M Worthley McPhee and Mrs William F Edgett brother and sister of the bridegroom The bride wore a blue wool suit with three quarter length coat matching accessories and carried a bouquet of talisman roses and swainsona The matron of honor wore a blue dress and coat with accessories to match and carried pink roses The bridegroom presented to his best man a necktie and collar set and the bride presented her attendant with a pair of silk stockings Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast for the bridal party was served at Mrs Edgett s home 2 Edgett Mrs McPhee was graduated in 1929 from Brunswick high where she captained the girls basketball team during the 1928 1929 season She is employed at Glengarry Springs Mr McPhee was graduated in 1925 from Morse where he played basketball throughout four years He is a member of the Colonial club He is employed at Kennebec Green houses The newlyweds are building a home on the Bath road and will live with Mrs McPhee s parents until completion.
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Sybil Shirley Smith
Sidney L. Smith
Bath Road
Brunswick
Stephen Arnold McPhee
Della McPhee
Edgett Street
Matthew McPhee
St. Mary's Church
David P. Surrette
M. Worthley McPhee
William F Edgett
Kennebec
McPhee
Wiscasset Community Notebook Reports Local Moves and Visits
Wiscasset residents share updates from Pleasant street where the Walter Dodge house hosts the Winter season. Miss Mary Campbell returns to Bath after visiting Mr and Mrs Ches ter Pendleton on Middle street. The Female Charitable Association met May 3 at Miss Mary Hobson’s home on Federal street. Mrs Whiting Washington and Mrs Arlyne Kinahan enjoyed a Boston weekend. St Philip’s Sunday school youth toured Gardiner for Easter Lenten boxes at Christchurch. Mrs Gustavus R Hilton of Birch Point recovers from eye surgery at Bath Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Walter Dodge return from Cambridge, Mass, and stay in town.
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Walter Dodge
Pleasant Street
Mary Campbell
Chester Pendleton
Middle Street
Bath
Female Charitable Association
Mary Hobson
Federal Street
Whiting Washington
Arlyne Kinahan
Boston
St. Philip's
Gardiner
Christchurch
Gustavus R. Hilton
Birch Point
Bath Memorial Hospital
Cambridge
Mass
American Legion Poppy Day Sale Planned for May 29
The American Legion Auxiliary announces its annual Poppy Day sale on Saturday May 29. Volunteers will be on hand with poppies made by disabled World War I veterans at Togus to support local welfare work. Proceeds fund community programs and the Poppy drive emphasizes patriotism and gratitude. Nearby social notes mention visits and family events across Yarmouth Gardiner Waldoboro and Wiscasset.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Bradford-Sortwell-Wright
Togus
American Legion
Well Balanced Card At Friday Night Show
Promoter Nick Mihalos may invite Harold Vanderbilt for a Friday boxing show at Arcade arena. The lineup features Young Vachon of Dover facing Abe Nathan of Portland, plus Farmer Brown and Larruping Lou Cooper from Bath Iron Works. Local fighters include Young Dempsey of Dover, Jake Burgess of Berwick, and two prelims with Jackie Davis and Percy King.
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Harold K. Vanderbilt
Arcade Arena
Young Vachon
Dover
N. H
Abe Nathan
Portland
Maine
Chick Hayes
Vachon
Granite State
Florida
Buck Potvin
Lewiston
Buck
Cyclone Sawyer
Arch Street Palace
Mihalos
Farmer" Brown
Lou Cooper
Bath Iron Works Corp
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Farmer
Henry Horace Brown
Dempsey
Mr. Cooper
B. I. W. Welder
Jake Burgess
Berwick
Burgess
Biddeford
Sanard
Ortland
Lou
Jackie Davis
Percy King
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