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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1931

Page

7

Book on American game mammals and conservation gains notice

Dr John C Phillips of Boston and Beverly Mac s writes American Game Mammals and Birds a 600 page catalogue of books 1582 to 1925 in sport natural history and conservation The work divides into three parts on North American game mammals fur mammals upland game wild fowl and shore birds conservation and a long list of publications.

John C. Phillips Boston Beverly Macs Eleanor Hyde Bath Phillips Canadian Arctic Panama

Portland Doctor Dr Lucinda Hatch Visited Miss Elizabeth Moses

Dr. Lucinda Hatch of Portland was a Sunday guest of Miss Elizabeth Moses on Middle street.

Lucinda Hatch Portland Elizabeth Moses Middle Street

Local Businessmen Visit Postal Telegraph Office

F A Pirie vice president of All America Cable Co. of New York and Frank W Anderson of Portland Maine district commercial representative for Postal Telegraph Co. visited the city Thursday and were at the Postal Telegraph office managed by Henry I Gediman. Mrs Etta True returned Monday to her Farmington home after a week with relatives on North street.

F. A. Pirie All America Cable Co New York Frank W. Anderson Portland Maine The Postal Telegraph Co Postal Telegraph Office Henry I. Gediman

Auction Club Supper Yields Prizes at West Bath Home

Mrs. James B. Lemont hosted an auction club supper at her West Bath home last Wednesday. First prize went to Mrs. Fred Higgins for a Russian pottery nut container, while Mrs. Ralph Whitehouse received consolation, a packet of Dennison paper napkins.

James B. Lemont West Bath Fred Higgins Ralph Whitehouse Dennison

Mrs Eleanor O'Brien Returns After Visit to Portsmouth

Miss Eleanor O'Brien of Portsmouth New Hampshire has returned after a brief visit to the city as the guest of Miss Susan Quick on Washington Street.

Eleanor O'Brien Portsmouth N. H City Susan Quick Washington Street

Far and Near Missionary Society Meeting Notes

The Corliss Street Church group met Friday at Mrs Towle's Cherry street home for an all day session with 14 members attending. Members made pajamas and gauze bandages for Southern India, enjoyed a social time, and shared a baked bean dinner prepared by Maud Russell Towle Annie Jewett and Vivian Plant. The next meeting will be a business session at Mrs B H Stockpole Campbell's Pond on May 22.

Missionary Society of the Corliss Street Towle Cherry Street India Maud Russell Annie Jewett Vivian Plant B. H. Stockpole Campbell’s Pond

Mrs Guimond Confined to Home by Ankle Injury

Mrs. Arthur Guimond is confined to her home at 48 Oliver Street due to an ankle injury. Her mother Mrs. Ernest Crooker is caring for her.

Arthur Guimond Oliver Street Ernest Crooker

Winter Street church tea honors Sunday school class

Mrs Edwin D. Hardin hosted a tea for her Sunday school class at the Winter Street church manse. Mrs Edward B. Smith and Mrs Charles E. Plaisted served, assisted by Miss Clare Coombs Miss Alice Varney Mrs William R. Donnell and Mrs Arthur C. Lemont.

Edwin D. Hardin Winter Street Church Edward B. Smith Charles E. Plaisted Clare Coombs Alice Varney William R. Donnell Arthur C. Lemont

Farrar Recovers From Operation At Eye and Ear Infirmary

Friends report E A Farrar is recuperating from a recent operation at the Eye and Ear Infirmary in Portland. He and Mrs Farrar will reside with their son Lincoln Farrar in East Deering.

E. A. Farrar Eye and Ear Infirmary Portland Mrs. Farrar Lincoln Farrar East Deering

City visitors include Atkins and Moss families

Mrs. Lulu Atkins of Farmington, formerly of this city, is visiting with her daughter Mrs. Herbert Nickerson on Andrews road. Mrs. Lillian Moss and her daughter Mrs. Anna Gannon left Saturday to spend the weekend in Portland.

Lulu Atkins Farmington Herbert Nickerson Andrews Road Lillian Moss Anna Gannon Page Street Portland

Crystal club hosts social with prizes and travel notes

Mrs. Waldo Marshall entertained the Crystal club at her Upper Washington Street home on Thursday. First prize in auction went to Mrs. Thatcher Pinkham, second high score to Mrs. Thomas K. Haley, and a fancy urn to Mrs. Winfred Hagan as consolation. Refreshments were served. Relatives and friends, including Mrs. William Yule and Miss Elizabeth Dunbar, are visiting Portland briefly. Mrs. Harold M. Sewall, wintering in California, traveled to New York City with her son and plans several months in Europe with family audiences, returning in July with more relatives to France. Mr. Rodney E. Ross and wife left for a Boston visit.

Waldo Marshall Crystal Club Upper Washington Street Thatcher Pinkham Thomas K. Haley Winfred Hagan William Yule Elizabeth Dunbar Upper Washington Street Portland

Remarkable visits from Boston to Portland and York Hall

Mrs. William D. Sewall of Washington street passed Friday in Portland as a guest of Mrs. Arthur S. Bosworth. She was accompanied by her granddaughter Miss Mary Sewall and Miss Nancy Hyde a Wayneflete Latin schoolmate. They spent the weekend at York hall. Mr. and Mrs. Alden G. Smith returned from a few days in Boston.

William D. Sewall Washington Street Portland Arthurs. Bosworth Sewall Mary Sewall Nancy Hyde Wayneflete Latin School York Hall

Visitors honor 93rd birthday at Bath-area hostesses

Miss Bessie Potter and sisters plus Mrs. Frank Lemont and daughters called on Mrs. E. J. Blasland in Auburn for the 93rd birthday observance. Other greetings included Mrs. Lewis Orkin of Cleveland visiting Mrs. Joseph I. Smith, while Harriett Johnson returned to Springfield after vacation with her mother.

Bessie Potter Frank Lemont Marjorie and Frances Lemont Lower Washington Street Arthur C. Lemont Lemont Street Auburn E. J. Blasland Fred.Banks Blasland Bath

Mrs Sheldon and Wallace Travel to Boston for Recital

Mrs. William Sheldon and her son Wallace of 531 High Street left Friday morning for Boston to visit their son and brother John. John Sheldon sang Friday evening in a recital at Jordan Hall by the advanced students class of the New England Conservatory of Music. The Sheldons remained over Sunday.

William Sheldon Wallace High Street Boston John Jordan Hall New England Conservatory of Music Sheldon

Chelsea Couple Plans Bath Summer Visit

Mr and Mrs Lewis Orrs of Chelsea Massachusetts accompanied their guest Mrs Jacob Fancy back to Bath this week and plan to pass the Summer in this vicinity Mrs Fancy passed some time with them in Chelsea.

Lewis Orrs Chelsea Mass Jacob Fancy Bath Fancy

Lisbon Falls guest Eva Butcher from New York visit

Miss Eva Butcher of Lisbon Falls recently returned from New York where she spent several weeks and is visiting her brother Kerwin Butcher at 22 Park Street.

Eva Butcher Lisbon Falls New York Kerwin Butcher Park Street

Copeland Family Return Visit Begins in Everett

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Copeland of Middle Street return from a ten day visit in Everett Massachusetts with relatives. They are joined by Mrs. Copeland’s cousin Miss Hazel McLain, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Adams and nephew Erland all of Everett who will be their guests.

Edwin Copeland Middle Street Everett Mass

Bath Iron Works man helps deliver 30 foot Pagan to New Haven

Geord Hender once in Bath Iron Works drafting group now at Boothbay Harbor joined two others to run the 30 foot motorboat Pagan from Rice Brothers yards East Boothbay to New Haven where she was delivered to her owners last Wednesday.

Geord Hender Bath Iron Works Corp Boothbay Harbor Pagan Rice Brothers East Boothbay New Haven

Helping Hand Club Sews Patches At Mrs Preble Home

The Helping Hand club met Thursday evening at Mrs. Almena Preble’s Lower High Street home for patchwork and a social hour. Light refreshments were served by the hostess, with several members present including Mrs. Marie Marco, Mrs. Floy Cotton, and Mrs. Catherine Perkins. E P Ricker Jr of Poland Spring arrived Saturday to visit John H Hyde at Elmhurst.

Almena Preble Lower High Street Marie Marco Floy Cotton Catherine Perkins Lizzie Haggett Winifred Brown Winnie Merry Phena Jordan Maud Small Bertha Tibbetts E. P. Ricker, Jr Poland John H. Hyde Elmhurst

Two Young Men Set for Summer Work on Excursion Steamer

Lester Crooker of upper Washington street and Carl Linekin will work on an excursion steamer this summer after returning from Boston where Crooker was employed for the winter. They are accompanied by Mrs Lzna Crooker and Misses Belanger of Center street report a Boston business trip.

Lester Crooker Upper Washington Street Lzna Crooker Boston Bear Mountain N. Y Carl Linekin Misses Belanger Center Street

Boston social trip highlights by Portland couple

Mr and Mrs Harold E Meixenney of Portland posed with her sister Mrs Frank Allen of Webburn at the Hotel Men's banquet and dance at the Copley Plaza. In Boston Mrs McKenney visited sister Mrs Charles Blaidell and brother Samuel Williams, all formerly of Bowdoinham.

Harold E. Meixenney Portland Frank Allen Webburn Copley Plaza Venice Boston McKenney Charles Blaidell Samuel Williams Bowdoinham

Reverend Edwin Dodge Hardin and wife head to Chippewa Bay camp

The Rev and Mrs Edwin Dodge Hardin left Monday morning for a week at their camp on Chippewa Bay in the Thousand Islands.

Edwin Dodge Hardin Chippewa Bay Thousand Islands

Mrs Kimball Returns Home From Portland Visit

Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball arrived Friday at her High Street home after visiting her daughter Mrs. Langdon T. Thaxter in Portland. She was accompanied by her granddaughter Marjorie Thaxter who spent the weekend with her.

Frederick H. Kimball High Street Portland Langdon T. Thaxter

Mrs Karcher Jackson Hosts Card Club at Center Street

Mrs Karcher Jackson entertained her card club at her home on Center street Thursday afternoon.

Mrs Quick Informed Captain Sails For Oil Cargo

Mrs Richard Quick of lower Washington street received a telegram Wednesday last week from Captain Quick stating he is aboard the steamship Texas, commanded by him, sailing from Baltimore to Port of Spain Trinidad to load oil. The voyage usually lasts about 20 days in fair weather. Mrs E R Dolloff and daughter Miss Scaphine Dolloff of North Woolwich have returned from Rumford where they visited Mrs Dolloff's sister Mrs Bessie Dolloff.

Richard Quick Lower Washington Street Capt. Quick Texas Baltimore Port of Spain Trinidad E. R. Dolloff Scaphine Dolloff North Woolwich Rumford

Mrs Bates Remembered With Phone Message On Mother’s Day

Mrs John Bates of Andrews road received a Mother’s Day greeting from her son Thomas Bates who is stationed at Fort Bragg California. The message arrived at eight o'clock Sunday morning local time four o'clock in California. Mr Bates works as a civil engineer in government service.

John Bates Andrews Road Thomas Bates Fort, Bragg California Bates

Local Residents Return From New England Trips

Miss Louise Bucknam of Brooklyn returns to her home on upper Washington street after months with relatives in Massachusetts and New York. Charles Mikels of Chicago leaves Monday for Newport to visit his sister Mrs. Charles Ginsberg and other relatives in Bangor before returning to this city.

Louise Bucknam Brooklyn N. Y Upper Washington Street Massachusetts New York Charles Mikels Chicago Newport Charles Ginsberg Esther Mikels Bangor

Hyde Park Couple Returns From Visit With Family

Mr and Mrs Edward Footer return to Hyde Park Massachusetts with their children Mary Jane and Edward Jr after a two week visit with Mrs Footer's sister Mrs James B Lemont in West

Edward Footer Mary Jane Edward Jr Hyde Park, Mass Footer James B. Lemont West Bath

Club Social at Pine Street Hosted by Miss Shirley Shepard

Miss Shirley Shepard entertained her club at her Pine Street home Thursday night. Members present included Misses Elizabeth Oliver, Edna Potter, Virginia Clark, Jessie Colby, Isabelle Berry, Muriel Spinney, Olive Hallowell and Elinor Coombs with guest Miss Phyllis Wright.

Shirley Shepard Pine Street Elizabeth Oliver Edna Potter Virginia Clark Jessie Colby Isabelle Berry Muriel Spinney Olive Hallowell Elinor Coombs Phyllis Wright

Bath mourns the Kimball family in Augusta passing

Mrs. Milton S. Kimball and daughter Mary and Mrs. Kimball's father Augustus Ingwerson of Augusta died Sunday in Bath alongside Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball of High Street.

Milton S. Kimball Mary Kimball Augustus Ingwerson Augusta Bath Frederick H. Kimball High Street

McKellar Family Visit Mentioned in Boston Travel Note

David M McKellar of 348 Washington Street left for Boston Saturday morning to meet the Cameronia on which his son Donald McKellar of Rothesay Scotland arrived. Donald has recently observed his tenth birthday. Miss Derice Miller Miss Marion Wakefield Miss Susie Merry Miss Bessie Sullivan and Mrs George Reynolds were extra saleswomen in the Bath Department Store Friday.

David M. McKellar Washington Street Boston Cameronia Donald McKellar Rothesey Scotland Mr. McKellar Donald Derice Miller Marion Wakefield Susie Merry Bessie Sullivan George Reynolds Bath

Young Ladies Bridge Club Auction Net Prizes

Miss Carmen Atkinson won first prize an auction luncheon set at the weekly Young Ladies Bridge Club gathering on Thursday evening. Mrs Andrew Flaherty took second prize two packs of playing cards. Miss Josephine Fraser earned third prize silk underwear. Mrs Mark Hennessy received the consolation chiffon handkerchief. Hosts were Carmen Atkinson and Mary Speer.

Carmen Atkinson Young Ladies Bridge Club Andrew Flaherty Josephine Fraser Mark Hennessy Mary Speer Albert Bonney Andrew Plaherty

Miss Anne Kimball Returns From New York Bridge Teaching

Miss Anne Kimball has returned to Lincoln Street after teaching contract bridge in New York City. She notes Culbertson forcing system creates a furor and has swept the country, alongside the Whitehead system.

Anne Kimball Lincoln Street New York City Miss Kimball

Mrs Gibbons to Visit Providence After Boston

Miss Mary F. Gibbons of Washington street went to Boston on Thursday then moved to Providence to be guest of her cousin Mrs. J Prescott Farnsworth for two weeks.

Mary F. Gibbons Washington Street Boston Providence R. I

Councilman Haynes Hospitalized for Observation in Boston

Councilman J Maurice Haynes of Academy Street traveled to Boston where he entered Deaconess hospital for observation and treatment hospital officials said.

J. Maurice Haynes Academy Street Boston Deaconess Hospital

Melrose Woman Visits Aunt and Uncle in City

Mrs. Esther Prey of Melrose Massachusetts arrived last week to visit her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Charles E Robinson at 1325 Washington Street. She was formerly Freida Wetherbee of this city and once worked at the Charles A Harriman jewelry store for several years.

Esther Prey Melrose Mass Charles E. Robinson Washington Street Prey Freida Wetherbee Charles A. Harriman

Mrs Eleanor Danforth Visited by Farming ton Family

Miss Eleanor Danforth of Farming ton Normal spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Danforth at 1110 High Street.

Eleanor Danforth Farmington Normal Frank W. Danforth High Street

Mrs Sewall and son Mark travel from Bath toward Boothbay Harbor

Mrs. Donald S. Sewall and her son Mark passed through Bath Thursday en route to their Boothbay Harbor home after spending several weeks in Flushing New York with her sister Mrs Madelyn Christy. Mrs Sewall stayed in Hingham Massachusetts with Mrs Paul Skeiding, formerly Elizabeth Drake of Bath.

Donald S. Sewall Mark Bath Boothbay Harbor Flushing, N. Y

Soucie Family Visits Nichols After Augusta Trip

Mrs Ephrem Soucie and her sons Richard and Norman arrived from Augusta on Sunday to visit Mrs Soucie's parents Mr and Mrs Guy Nichols at 43 Lincoln Street.

Ephrem Soucie and Sons Richard and Norman Augusta

Bagdikian Family Trip To Newton Massachusetts

Dr. Paul A. Bagdikian left Sunday morning for Newton Massachusetts and returned Tuesday noon with Mrs. Bagdikian and daughter Anita. They spent a few days in that city.

Paul A. Bagdikian Newton Mass

Weekend guests at Sebago lake camp and Lewiston visit

Mrs. Cecil E. Paine and Miss Mary Paine hosted weekend guests including Mr and Mrs Roger Skillings Mr Caldwell S Phillips Miss Marcia Moulton Baer Connard at their Sebago lake camp. Mrs. Charles Aick from Laconia N H visited her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs David S Cogan at 574 Washington St then left for Lewiston to visit her son Isadore a Bates College freshman.

Roger Skillings Caldwell S. Phillips Marcia _Moulton Baer Connard Cecil E. Paine Mary Paine Sebago Lake Charles Aick Laconia N. H David S. Cogan Washington Street Lewiston Isadore Bates College

Ann Elizabeth Desmonds Fourth Birthday Party

Ann Elizabeth Desmond entertained 22 friends for her fourth birthday on Monday May 4 from three to five at her home 78 Lincoln with family and guests in attendance.

Ann Elizabeth Desmond Eugene Desmond Lincoln Street

Sagadahoc Council chooses convention delegates

Melvin Comeau and Stephen McPhee were chosen delegates to the state convention at Orono the latter part of this month from Sagadahgee council No. 249 Knights of Columbus at its meeting Thursday night. Charles Fitzgerald and Arthur Tracey were chosen alternates.

Melvin Comeau Stephen McPhee Orono Sagadahee

Browne Birth in Brunswick Ties Baxter Family

Mr and Mrs Webster Browne of Brunswick announce the birth of a daughter. Mrs Browne formerly Miss Nellie Baxter of Portland and a niece of Hon Rupert H Baxter of Washington street.

Webster Browne Brunswick Browne Nellie Baxter Portland Rupert H. Baxter Washington Street

Clark Arrives From St Petersburg For Visit

James D. Clark arrived Thursday afternoon from St. Petersburg Florida where he was a clerk at the Hotel Bates and is visiting his sister Mrs Eben J Marston. He traveled by bus and will spend a few days there before heading to Rumford.

James D. Clark St. Petersburg Fla Bates Eben‘j. Marston Clark Rumford

Powers family to relocate to Sinclair residence

Mr and Mrs Martin Powers and their two children who had lived on Oliver Street will move to the Sinclair residence on Upper Washington Street.

Martin Powers Twohhildren Oliver Street Sinclair Upper Washington Street

Sterling Bible Class Plans Sunday School Attendance Contest

The Sterling Bible class of the Corliss street church met Monday at Mrs. Pearl Campbell's home with 26 members present. They reported 38 calls for the month, opened with prayer, answered Bible questions, and voted to run a contest with the Sterling Brotherhood on Sunday school attendance. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostess and helpers. The June meeting will be at Mrs. Florence Wright’s home with listed hostesses.

Corliss Street George Allen High Street Etta Pottle Hattie Nocton Lizzie French Jennie Seavey Helm Winnie Mudet Jennie Curtis Fannie Burden Mabel Coombs Nellie Bonney Winnie Mudge Pine Street Sterling Bible Pearl Campbell Middle Street Sterling Brotherhood Della Bragg Ruby Preble Nellie Hunt Florence Wright Marshall Avenue Wright Melvin Pratt Theresa Hill Frances McFadden Hattie Mae Scott

Birthday Party for Master C Bruce Wright in Arrowsic

Roy Lawrence of Arrowsic visited Portland Tuesday. Master C Bruce Wright son of Mr and Mrs E R Wright celebrated his seventh birthday Monday with friends from four to seven. Games and refreshments were served. Guests included Johnn Clark Robert Besaw George Den McKellar David McCabe and Edward McCabe. Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall visiting New York stay at the Ambassador hotel. Elizabeth Deering daughter of Carroll A Deering 398 Washington Street was elected vice president of Boston University's Sargent School of Physical Education student government association. Officers were installed Friday at a gym installation led by Winifred Hamlin retiring president.

C. Bruce Wright E. R. Wright Master Wright Johnn Clark Robert Besaw George, den David McKellar Edward McCabe Elizabeth Deering Carroll A. Deering Washington Street Boston University Sargent School of Physical Education Winifred Hamlin Holcomb N. Y Student Government Association

Portland Obituary Notices and Local Personal News

Mrs. Robert W. Perkins of 191 Center Street died Tuesday in Portland. Joan C. Minott, 94, who has been bedbound ten days, is improving and sat up at home on Tuesday. Her daughter, Mrs. Elliot A. Fuller, returned to Norway after a week with Miss Flora M. Randall at Minott’s home, as Randall was joined by Mrs. Edwin H. Given of Melrose for a few days. Miss Mary Paine and Mrs. Caldwell S. Phillips drove to Portland for the day. Norman Johansen of 373 Washington Street left for Portland for eye treatment at the Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary. his mother and Mrs. Anna Johansen of North Street accompanied him and will return tonight. Harold Cole of Newton, Mass., was an overnight guest Monday of Dunlap A. Hatch of Green Street.

Thomas A. Riley Thomas Riley Green Street Germany Smith College Billy Good Will High School Bowdoin College Northampton Mass Joan C. Minott Beacon Street Elliot A. Fuller Flora M. Randall Mr. Minott Norway Miss Randall Edwin H. Given Melrose Norman Johansen Washington Street Portland Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary Charles Johansen Anna Johansen North Street Harold Cole Newton Dunlap A. Hatch Connecticut City Harry F. Morse Noank Conn Bath Charles W. Morse Noank Ship Yard, Inc New York Boston Mr. Morse Trimount Eastern

Mrs Morse Wins Daytona Beach Tennis Title

Mrs Harry F. Morse of Noank Connecticut won the Daytona Beach tennis championship this year while passing the winter and spring there with her three children. Mr Morse will drive to Florida next week to bring her and the children home to Noank. Stanley Shay Richard Stinson and Edward Seniaath spent the weekend in Boston and vicinity.

Harry F. Morse Noank Stanley Shay Richard Stinson Edward Seniaath Boston Vicinity

Cousin of Jane Goodman Dies in Somerville Mass

Ward reports the death of Mrs. Walter E. Humphrey in Somerville Massachusetts on May 10. formerly Miss Carrie Aylward she lived with her uncle the late Capt. Robert H. Goodman in Bath before marriage.

Ward Jane Goodman Somerville Mass Walter E. Humphrey Humphrey Carrie Aylward Robert H. Goodman Bath

Mrs William Dennison Hosts Contract Club at Home

Mrs William Dennison entertained her contract club at her home on Middle street Tuesday afternoon.

William Dennison Middle Street

Social notes of local residents visiting and traveling

Mrs. John E. Sonia with granddaughter Ruth visit Somerville and plan Alberton trips. Mrs. Dan McCurdy of Weeks Mills visits her sister in this city. Mrs. Beulah Campbell marks 98th birthday in Brooklyn with son. Mrs. Maurice McL Miller of Providence visits Bath at Capt. Morse home. Mr. and Mrs. Eseley and Mr. Nichols host weekend guests in Kingfield. Miss Marion Wakefield travels to Portland to visit relatives. Brann family return from Florida and open summer home in West Bath. University of Maine students Wilbur Hagan and Walter Anliker attend weekend at home between Orono and parents.

John E. Sonia Beacon Street Ruth Somerville Mass Sonia Ernest Fenno Alberton Prince Edward Island Arsenault Maurice McL. Miller Providence, R. I Bath Capt James T. Morse High Street Wilbur Hagan Walter Anliker University of Maine Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Orono

Social Weekend Guests Visit from Washington and Portland

Mr and Mrs Charles J Donnell of Washington street spent two weeks in Kalamazoo and Detroit Michigan and were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Smith of Cumberland Maryland Miss Frances F E Mann arrived Saturday from Portland to visit her parents Mr and Mrs William Mann of Washington

Charles J. Donnell Washington Street Kalamazoo Detroit Mich Harold’ Smith Cumberland, Md Frances FE. Mann Portland William Mann

Bath City and Woolwich News In Brief Highlights

City Clerk reports 207 dog licenses issued with May 9 end date extended. West Bath to see road improvements and new bridges over Montsweag Creek. Bath Legion Auxiliary plans 3000 poppies. state convention delegates named. Theater and music updates include Garnet pavilion opening Memorial Day and Bria Jewett's RKO band contracts.

Personal Notes on Whitneys Hart Fogg Wright Family News

Mr and Mrs A E Whitney returned from Bar Harbor. John C Hart improved after hospital operation. sister Annie Hart arrived from Newark to care for him. brother Lawrence J Hart visited. Barbara Ruth Fogg born May 4 to Rev Clarence Fogg and wife. she died May 8 with funeral held Sunday. Rev Fogg formerly preached at Corliss Street church and later in Freeport Rhode Island and Biddeford. Friends of Rev Harrison C Wright ill at St Luke's New York. Wrights spent summers at Small Point with Bath friends and garden clubs. Wright fell ill in Bermuda two months ago.

A. E. Whitney Bar Harbor John C. Hart City Hospital Annie Hart Newark City Hospital Newark N. J Lawrence J. Hart Gloucesne Mass Barbara Ruth Clarence Fogg East Main Street Newport Fogg Corliss Street Church Freeport Rhode Island Biddeford Arthur Sewall New York New Canaan

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