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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1941

Page

4

Past Bes' Club hosts meeting and card prizes noted

Seventeen members of the Past Bes' club of Gegesesta chapter gather at the home of Mrs Ward and Mrs Pie on Sean street. A business session follows a chicken salad and ice cream supper with prizes awarded in contract and auction. A seven pound fourteen ounce daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Wignall of Bath. A Bath area card party succeeds. St. Marys guild delegates named for a Portland conference in May. Engagement announced Miss Alice Jellison to G Wesley Plummer with wedding planned late June.

Bes' Club Gegesesta Horace Ward Charles Pie Wil Neengdon Sean Street Ada Deering Annie E. Cox Westcustogo Inn Deering William Wignall Annacostia, D.C Wignall Emma Ward Bath Walter M. Hill Philip Foster William H. Double Augustus Perow Thomas Aikenhead St. Ry's Guild of Grace Church Portland Red Cross Needlework Guild

Washington man returns home after Boston overnight visit

Arthur Sewalld of Washington Street came home Thursday from a trip to Boston where he stayed as an overnight guest of Carleton Pike.

Arthur Sewalld Washington Street Boston Carleton Pike

Mrs. Archie M. Main Jr. Sees Attentions in New York

Mrs Archie M Main Jr of 1025 High Street is spending a few days at the New Weston hotel in New York City as a visiting guest.

Archie M. Main, Jr High Street New Weston Hotel New York City Archibald M. Main, Jr

Notable IBM Clerk Visits Washington and Family Ties

Miss Frances Shaughnessy of IBM Boston visits her mother in Washington Street for the weekend. Edith G. Small returns from Washington D C after a week as an operator in the telephone exchange with a schedule including a White House visit and Congress. Mentioned are Evelyn I. Trott and C Merritt Trott in Bath. Lieut R Lloyd V Jermain and Mrs Jermain reside in Victoria after a Vancouver marriage. Mrs Harry Short arrives from Columbus for a two week stay with her parents.

Frances Shaughnessy Boston The International Business Machines Corp Helen Shaughnessy Washington Street Edith G. Small Washington, D. C White House Congress Alexandria Bath Washington Evelyn I. Trott C. Merritt Trott R. Lloyd V. Jermain Mrs. Jermain Vancouver B. C Victoria Harry Short Dorothy Sheldon Columbus William H. Sheldon Woolwich

Wedding Plans Tie Smiths to Wrights in St Marys Ceremony

Mrs William Smith arrives with family from Quincy Mass to attend the wedding of her niece Miss Virginia Mary Wright to Carleton William Perry at St Marys church Saturday at eight. Miss Margaret Smith serves as bridesmaid.

William Smith Margaret John John Smith Donald Smith Quincy Mass Virginia Mary Wright Carleton William Perry St. Mary’s Church Margaret Smith

Hyde Windlass Manager Returns From Boston Trip

Edwin R. Andrews general manager of Hyde Windlass Co. returns home Friday night after a brief business trip to Boston and Quincy Massachusetts.

Edwin R. Andrews The Hyde Windlass Co Boston Quincy Mass

Bath area students and families travel for meetings and vacations

Miss Pauly Metcalf teaches in this city and attended the Beta Sigma Phi state meeting in Augusta with her mother Mrs. Ernest Hardy. Ralph O. Dale Jr. son of County Attorney Ralph O. Dale, spent the weekend with his parents. Mr and Mrs John Dupont and daughters Leela and Ethel left for a two week Florida vacation visiting historic sites. Clifton Nickerson of the University of Maine visited his grandmother Mrs Mary J. Scales.

Pauly Metcalf Augusta Ernest Hardy Melville Street Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Miss Metcalf Theta Bath Ralph O. Dale, Jr University of Maine Ralph O. Dale Clifton Nickerson Mary J. Scales Elm Street

Minerva Club Luncheon Hosts SAE Wives Guests

At the Minerva club luncheon at the University of Maine Orono Mrs. Edward B. Hamblett and Mr and Mrs Harold Avery of this city attended. The wives and sisters of the SAE fraternity members were guests.

Minerva Club University of Maine Orono Edward B. Hamblett Harold Avery S. A. E. Fraternity

Mrs John McInnes Host Contract Club Luncheon

Mrs John McInnes entertained her contract bridge club with a luncheon at her Washington street home on Monday.

John McInnes Washington Street

Mrs Robert L Brownell Hosts Contract Club Lunch

Mrs Robert L Brownell entertained her contract club for lunch at her Cobb road home on Friday.

Robert L. Brownell Cobb Road

Keyes Family Arrives for Summer at Sebasco Estates

Dr and Mrs W A Keyes and their daughter Helen of Portland arrived Thursday to spend the summer at their Sebasco Estates home.

W. A. Keyes Helen Portland Sebasco Estates

Mrs Blandy Visits then Returns to Greenwich Home

Mrs Graham Blandy left Friday for her Greenwich New York home after a visit with her mother Mrs John A Morse of Summer Street. Mrs Morse and Mrs Blandy and Mrs Frederick H Kimball were luncheon guests Thursday of Mrs Langdon T Thaxter of Portland. Mrs Loyall F Sewall arrived Saturday from New York to visit Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall of Washington.

Graham Blandy Greenwich N. Y John A. Morse Summer Street Morse Blandy Frederick H. Kimball Langdon T. Thaxter Portland Loyall F. Sewall New York Arthur Sewall Ed Washington Street

Dinner party announces Thornton Thibodeau marriage

Mrs Richard M Young and Miss Margery Haskell attended a dinner party Thursday where the engagement of Thelma L Thornton to Theodore S Thibodeau was announced for September 26 1940. Miss Nancy Sewall and Harold M Sewall of Washington street left Friday to visit Mrs Price Ricker of Poland for the weekend.

Richard M. Young Margery Haskell Thelma L. Thornton Theodore S. Thibodeau Nancy Sewall Harold M. Sewall Washington Street Price Ricker Poland

Gardening course draws strong Maine interest

Mrs Edmund A Rothwell and Miss Irene Ingalls attended a two day gardening course at the University of Maine. It was the most successful time in five years of the program. Mr and Mrs Winfield Ham stay at the Hotel Chesterfield and will return to their Water and Union streets store. Mr and Mrs Frank Barry of Wellington Station PEI visited since November with their daughter Mrs James E Cameron, 797 High street, and in Boston with another daughter Mrs Daniel Doherty, and Mr Barry's sister Mrs Elizabeth Allen, before returning to Prince Edward Island.

Edmund A. Rothwell Irene Ingalls University of Maine Winfield Ham Chesterfield Water and Union Streets Frank Barry Wellington Station James E. Cameron High Street Boston Daniel Doherty Barry Elizabeth Allen Prince Edward Island

Mrs Harry Farrell Returns After Boston Visit

Mrs Harry Farrell returns home on Turner court after a ten days visit in Boston and suburbs.

Harry Farrell Turner Court Boston

McCabe Family Attends Miss Edith Varney Funeral

Mrs Abbie Varney, Frank Varney, and Miss Henrietta Varney of Wollaston mourn the death of Edith Varney a Bath native who died after months of illness. The service was held in Wollaston with relatives traveling from Bath and Portland. Miss Varney worked years in the alteration room of the former D. T. Percy store now Senter's Inc. Mrs Howard Blake of Crescent Street starts at Memorial hospital. Reverend Arthur Sewall’s son William D. Sewall visited from U. of M. 44 over the weekend.

Herbert W. McCabe Doris Hutchins Wollaston Mass Edith Varney Miss Varney Abbie Varney Frank Henrietta Varney Bath

Local Residents Return From Macon Trip

Miss Elizabeth Dunton and Mrs. Frank H. Johnson have returned from a three week visit to Macon Georgia. Mr. Johnson, a private in the U S Army, is stationed in Macon.

Elizabeth Dunton Pearl Street Frank H. Johnson Macon Mr. Johnson U.S. Army

Mr and Mrs Roy fare well prior to Panama Canal move

A farewell gathering was hosted at the Vines home in Brunswick for Mr and Mrs Robert Roy of 3 Linden Street. They plan to relocate to the Panama Canal Zone to reside.

Robert Roy Linden Street Co Vines of Brunswick Panama Canal Zone

Simmonses Visit Holden With In-Laws

Mr and Mrs Alton Simmons of Robinson Street spent the weekend in Holden with Mrs Simmons parents.

Alton Simmons Robinson Street Holden Mrs. Simmons

Winchester Couple Wed in Epiphany Church Ceremony

Miss Evelyn Hector McGill and Thomas R. Aldrich Jr. wed last Wednesday at Church of the Epiphany. Bride in blush satin with a Colonial bouquet. attendants in white chiffon with American Beauty roses. Aldrich graduates listed. Bath visits noted with Sewalls. Also mentions illness at 17 Washburn Street and preparations for Camp Casco Bay opening June 27 for British refugee mothers and children.

Evelyn Hector McGill William H. McGill Winchester Thomas R. Aldrich, Jr Thomas R. Aldrich Mass Aldrich Connecticut College Bath Phyllis Blundell Alice Lahmy Aileen Pippett London New York Casco Bay West Point

Mack C Flewelling Visits Sister in Bangor

Mack C. Flewelling of Bangor is visiting his sister Mrs. Milford Lewis and her husband Mr. Lewis in Spring. The brief note places Flewelling in Bangor with family ties during the visit.

Mack C. Flewelling Bangor Mrs Milford Lewis Mr. Lewis Spring Street

Family trip to Revere ends with relatives visiting

Mr and Mrs Edward Cummings and their son Edward drove to Revere Massachusetts on Thursday. On the way home they were joined by Mrs James E Lockery the mother of Mrs Cummings and her sister Miss Grace Cotton. Mrs Lockery has spent six weeks with her sister. Miss Cotton will stay for a visit in Bath and at her summer home in Nobleboro.

Edward Cummings Edward Revere Mass Cummings James E. Lockery Grace Cotton

Birth of Gertrude Anne Legard at Cornish Maternity Home

A daughter named Gertrude Anne Legard weighing eight pounds was born May 7 to Mr and Mrs Earl Legard of 14 Green Street at the Cornish Maternity Home.

Gertrude Anne Mrs. Earl Legard Green Street Cornish

Pratt and MacDonald Travel to Boston for Weekend Ball Game

Bernard Pratt Jr of Cobb road and David MacDonald of Bailey street left on the streamliner Saturday morning for their first trip to Boston where they attended the ball game and planned to pass the weekend.

Bernard Pratt, Jr Cobb Road David MacDonald Bailey Street Boston

Boston meeting honors Packard agents with Fuller banquet

J. Horace McClure died in Boston after attending a Packard agents meeting and banquet hosted by former Massachusetts governor Alvan T. Fuller. Robert C. Feere of Hercules Powder Co. arrived from Parlin to visit his mother before his May 15 transfer to Radford Ordance Works opening by Hercules. Edwin B. Spaulding also transfers there and plans to move his family. he commutes between Parlin and Radford.

J. Horace McClure Boston Packard Alvan T. Fuller Massachusetts Robert C. Feere Hercules Powder Co Parlin N. J George R. Perry Perry Maple Street Radford Radford Ordnance Works Edwin B. Spaulding Mr. Spaulding

Local residents make weekend visits to Everett Massachusetts

Ernest R Avery former First National Store manager entered Bath Mrs Joseph M Renaud machine shop on Middle street and left Friday to spend the weekend with her son William Renaud in Everett Mass Guest Mrs C Moore will stay longer with her daughter Mrs William Renaud Mrs Elisha Bridges and daughter Marion of Popham Beach returned after a week with Mrs Page Wyman Mechanic street

Ernest R. Avery First National Center Street Bath Iron Works Corp Joseph M. Renaud Middle Street Everett Mass William Renaud C. Moore Richardson Street Renaud Elisha Bridges Marion Popham Beach

Get Together Club Hosts Evening at Perry Home

Mrs Donald F Perry welcomed the Get Together club Thursday at 2 Bailey Street Attending were Mrs Francis O Bertrand Mrs Charles H Cahill Jr Mrs Charles W Lee Mrs Edward J Lee Jr Miss Barbara Nickerson Mrs Robert Sutter and Mrs Stanley B Wallace Jr a Syracuse New York guest.

Donald F. Perry Bailey Street Get Together Club Francis O. Bertrand Charles H. Cahill, Jr Charles W. Lee Edward J. Lee, Jr Barbara Nickerson Robert Sutter Stanley B. Wallace, Jr Syracuse N. Y

Pierce and wife return to city after Boston weekend

E. Everett Pierce spent the weekend in Boston and was escorted home on Sunday by Mrs. Pierce who remained there a few days.

E. Everett Pierce Boston Mrs. Pierce

Hamblett Family Vacation Plans and Returns

Edward B. Hamblett a Bath Iron Works inspector and his son Donald depart for Southern Pines North Carolina for part of a vacation returning to Boston they will be met by Mrs Hamblett on May 21 then visit Hartford Connecticut and relatives in New Hampshire and Natick Massachusetts Mr Hamblett resumes duty June 3 Miss Madge Stacy visits her sister at State Street hospital Portland and plans to lead a majorette group in Augusta for the Eastern Maine Music Festival parade

Edward B. Hamblett Pratt Street Bath Iron Works Donald Southern Pines N. C Mr. Hamblett Boston Hamblett Hartford New Hampshire Madge Stacy Miss Maud Stacy State Street Hospital Portland Miss Stacy Bangor Sis Greenville Augusta

Local family relocates to Perry's Cove cottage for summer

Hon. and Mrs. Harold P. Small and their family have moved to a cottage at Perry's Cove for the summer season.

Hon Harold P. Small Perry's Cove

Local Marriage Intention Filings and Family News

The city clerk recorded several marriage intentions listing Wood of 900 High Street and Mrs. Glenice Bennett of Guilford as parents, Thayer of 15 Winslow Court with Virginia Gilmore of 24 Bailey Street, Parker of 64 Lincolnson with Rita Varney of Norton Massachusetts, and others. Blair C Wilson of Melrose visited Bath and Portland to see family while Guy McCorr at 64 Mechanic Street welcomed a seven and a half pound daughter on May 6, his tenth child.

Wood High Street Bert C. Wood Bowdointai Glenice C. Bennett Guilford Edwina Colson Allen F. Thayer Charles A. Thayer Winslow Court Virginia Gilmore Bailey Street Paul F. Gilmore Roy C. Parker Lincoln Saon George Y. Parker Atlanta, Ga Rita G. Varney Noyes Street Norton, Mass Howard M. Varney Boston Guy McCorr Mechanic Street

Mrs Stewart Visits Somerville and Attends Supreme Board Meeting

Mrs Seth Stewart stays a few days in Somerville with her son Arthur and Mrs Stewart then travels to Boston for the Supreme Board of Odd Ladies meeting where she is noted as a past supreme conductor Also present was Mrs Fred B Curtis returning from Los Angeles where she visited her brother in law Lewis H Curtis and sister in law Mrs Harry Curtis Curtis is described as a past supreme lady.

Seth Stewart Somerville Mass Arthur Stewart Stewart Boston Supreme Board of Odd Ladies Fred 8. Curtis Los Angeles Calif Lewis H. Curtis Harry Curtis Curtis Fred S. Curtis Pleasant Street Cal West Coast Lewis Curtis Bath

Five men die Sunday in Boston at Red Sox Yankees game

George McKellar George Sarkis Bob Perry Joseph Grace Jr and Dick Cummings passed away Sunday in Boston where they attended the Red Sox Yankees game.

George McKellar George Sarkis Bob Perry Joseph Grace, Jr Dick Cummings Boston Red Sox Yankees

Tea at Central Church Parsonage Honors Missionary Visit

Mrs. Joseph O. Purdue hosted an informal tea for Rev. Arthur O. Rinden at the Central church parsonage from 3 to 4 30 pm. Community members and church officers asked questions about his China mission work. Mrs. John Burgon returned from four weeks visiting relatives in Malden Melrose and Plymouth Massachusetts.

Joseph O. Purdue Central Church Arthur O. Rinden China Rinden John Burgon Malden Melrose Plymouth Mass

Navy Ensign Maries Early April Wedding at West Point

Ensign Edward S Stevens of the U S N R married Miss Josephine Haskell of West Point in early April. The couple left for Norfolk Va for duty and Mrs Stevens will visit in Wallingford Conn before joining her mother at West Point for the summer.

Edward S. Stevens Josephine Haskell West Point Norfolk

Local News Notes From Portland and Nearby

Chester Totman of 532 High street is improving at Maine General Hospital Portland undergoing surgical treatment. Miss Bertha Russell of Cape Elizabeth and Walter J Russell of Portland spent Mother's Day with their mother Mrs Nancy Russell. Mr and Mrs Clarence I Lane Miss Muriel F Lane and Francis Fortier visited Poland as guests of Lane's sister Mrs Ella Milliken and their brother Millard Lane. Miss Madeline Jones, Nassau college Springvale student, weekend with her mother Mrs Almira T Jones of 241 Center street.

Chester Totman High Street Maine General Hospital Portland Bertha Russell Cape Elizabeth Walter J. Russell Nancy Russell Clarence I. Lane Muriel F. Lane Francis Fortier Poland Mr. Lane Ella Milliken Millard Lane Lane Madeline Jones Nassau College Springvale Almira T. Jones Center Street

Rebekah District Officials Attend Maine Meetings

Mrs. Carolyn Thompson deputy president District No 10 and other officers attended the district meeting in Old Orchard Beach with Mrs. Sue E Wells of Olivelodge Kennebec district deputy president under supervision of Mrs. Mabel L Skeffield. Mrs Melissa L Brackett of Dixfield president of the Rebekah assembly attended a Warren meeting with Mystic lodge under supervision of Mrs W Marie Clarke. Mr and Mrs Albert H Thompson of this city joined the Warren gathering.

Carolyn Thompson Dixfield Rebekah Warren Mystic Lodge W. Marie Clarke Nbly Albert H.thompson

Pvt John Tourtillotte Returns Home After Weekend Visit

Pvt. John Tourtillotte returned Monday afternoon to Providence R I after passing the weekend as guest of his mother Mrs. Ethel Tourtillotte of 283 Center Street.

John Tourtillotte Providence R. L Ethel Tourtillotte Center Street

Sunshine basket cheers Mrs. Shackford at Turner Court

Mrs. Roy Shackford, convalescing at home after Memorial hospital surgery, received a sunshine basket Thursday afternoon from her club and friends. The basket held 30 gifts.

Roy Shackford Turner Court Memorial Hospital

Maine Freemasons Hold 12th Annual Communication in Portland

The Maine Masonic Grand Lodge, led by recently re-elected Grand Master Harold Murchie, held its 12th annual communication in Portland. Isaac Jones of Calais, Parker Denico of Bangor, and Cyrus Blanchard of Wilton joined a visiting committee. Dr. Wilson served as grand chaplain. A bouquet of red roses arrived Friday from the Grand Commandery along with other gifts from past grand commanders.

Ary Portland Isaac Jones Calais Parker Denico Bangor Cyrus Blanchard Wilton Harold Murtchie Lodey Maine Wilson

Wedding in Lewiston Unites Emma Dufresne and St. Paul’s Church

Mrs. Arthur R. Avery accompanied by her daughters Alice and Helen Avery of 96 Union Street were in Lewiston Saturday morning to attend the wedding of her niece Miss Emma Dufresne at St. Paul’s Church.

Arthur R. Avery Wise Alice Helen Avery Union Street Lewiston Emma Dufresne St. Paul's Church

Mrs Reed Visits Portland Kin for Week

Mrs. Ethel M. Reed of Portland arrives for a week to visit her daughter Mrs. Harold E. Boutin at 20 High Street Court.

Ethel M. Reed Portland Harold E. Boutin High Street Court

Family visitors return from Five Islands trip

Mr and Mrs Donald Stevens and daughter Martha of Trenton New Jersey returned after a visit of several days at Five Islands with Mr Stevens mother Mrs D R Stevens. Miss Cora Savage of South Portland formerly of this city is visiting Mrs Lotta Eaton on Chestnut Street.

Donald Stevens Martha Trenton N. J Five Islands Mr. Stevens D. R. Stevens Cora Savage South Portland Lotta Eaton Chestnut Street

Mrs Grant Returns Home After Visit to Haverhill

Mrs Hugh D. Grant arrives back on Front Street from Haverhill Massachusetts where she spent a fortnight with her daughter Mrs Grant Harris. She was joined by Dr Grant as they returned home. Edward S Randall and F A Mac Carthy from Malden Massachusetts were recent guests of Mrs John Burson at 490 die street.

Gladys M. Comeau Spring Street Memorial Hospital Hugh D. Grant Front Street Haverhill Mass Grant Harris Dr. Grant Edward S. Randall F. A. MacCarthy Malden John Burgon Die Street

Stevens Attend Waterville Funeral for Mrs Meader

Mr and Mrs Hiram T Stevens traveled to Waterville Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs Stevens sister Mrs Charles Meader who died there Friday morning They were accompanied by Miss Ellen and Jane Stevens Mrs Leo R Dawe Calais spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs D LeRoy Lord Jr and Mr Lord at their home 1404 Washington Street Mr and Mrs William Benz Wolaston Mass who were in the city Saturday to attend the launching of the steamship Exceller were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles E Gordon Oak Street

Hiram T. Stevens Waterville Leo R. Dawe Calais D. LeRoy Lord, Jr Mr. Lord Washington Street William Benz Wollaston Mass City Charles E. Gordon Oak Street

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Travel

Mrs Elizabeth F Coombs, Leon ard Thombs and Leland Patton visited Mr Thombs mother Mrs Joseph Thombs in Belfast over the weekend. Norman O Magoon stayed with Mr and Mrs Henry T B Leeman at 13 Somerset Place returning from Os bore with Mrs Magoon and infant son David. The Magoons’ daughter Norma has visited grandparents for nine weeks.

Elizabeth F. Coombs Leonard Thombs Leland Patton Thombs Joseph Thombs Belfast Norman O. Magoon Osborne Henry T. B. Leeman Somerset Place

Navy Ensign Drake Jr Visits Family in Washington Street

Ensign Frederick E. Drake Jr. of the Boston Navy yard spent the weekend with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Frederick E. Drake of Washington Street. Mr and Mrs. Roland Robinson returned to Westboro Massachusetts after visiting Mrs. Robinson's parents, Mr and Mrs. George Harnish on Upper Washington Street.

Frederick E. Drake, Jr Boston Navy Yard Frederick E. Drake Washington Street Roland Robinson Catherine Harnish R.N Westboro, Mass

Sumner Sewall Attends Lewiston United Baptist Church Dinner

Mrs Sumner Sewall was a guest at a dinner and program hosted by the Men s club of Lewiston United Baptist church in a community gathering highlighting local church activities and civic involvement.

Sumner Sewall Lewiston United Baptist Church

Michigan visitors stay with the Johnsons this week

Mr and Mrs Leon Blackmore and their son Jay from Michigan visited Mr and Mrs Grace Johnson at 86 Court Street during the past week.

Grace Johnson 86 Court Street Michigan Leon Blackmore Jay

Former Bathman heads division of cigarette tax

Walter Emery Chase Jr of Augusta a Bath native and 1916 Bowdoin grad was named head of the new cigarette tax division in Maine's State Tax Assessor's department. The tax, two cents per package, aims to raise about 1.3 million annually to support old age assistance. collection starts by June 1 via stamp method.

Walter Emery Chase, Jr Augusta Bath Bowdoin College Friday George E. Hill Hill Chase Maine Hull State Labor Department Maine State Safety Conference Committee Boston News Bureau Bath Iron Works Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co Labor Department

Lions Club hears inspiring Poland talk and local affairs

Albert Kuzel born in Poland and now a Hyde Windlass Co. employee gave a moving talk to the Sedgwick Lions about Poland and the Christian world struggle. He urged civic participation to defend American institutions as leaders weaken, noting corruption and the need for local and national engagement. Scott Morse and John Watson joined the club, bringing membership to 67 as Lions Quartet performed and guests attended ahead of district convention planned for the weekend of the 23rd and 24th with delegates and a dinner in Port and.

Albert Kuzel Poland Hyde Windlass Co Lions Club Sedgwick Kazel Kuzel United States Mr. Kuzel Scott Morse John Watson Lions Quartet Daniel Williams Leslie J. Wold Walter Olsen Edwin R. Andrews Richard Hersom Kenneth Parsons William Ballou Lions Eastland Portand

Corporation Plans Housing Beside Lincoln Street

The firm outlines building on the south side of the estate with space for multiple dwellings on both sides of a new street and additional homes behind the Kimball residence surrounding a miniature park. A circular driveway will connect to Lincoln Street and a second floor fabrication plant will house specialized machinery powered by electricity. Donald Huff, field superintendent, is noted for ties to North Edgecomb and the University of Maine.

Anne Miriam Kimball Lincoln Street Donald Huff Maine George Hu North Edgecomb University of Maine

Reed Girl or Boy Born in Portland May 3 at Maine Eye and Ear

Ronald Richard Reed is named a son born May 3 at the Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary in Portland to Mr and Mrs Clarence Reed Jr The infant weighed eight pounds two ounces

Ronald Richard Reed Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary Portland Clarence Reed, Jr

Iron Works Guard Proves Escaped Indiana Convict

Bath Iron Works guard Joh W. Biddle admitted breaking entering and larceny in a Brunswick restaurant theft of six dollars and cigarettes. He was revealed as a long term convict who escaped Indiana State Penitentiary in 1937 and faced two to three years or a ten to twenty year Indiana sentence for armed robbery in 1932. Court offered probation if hired with knowledge of record but company would not reemploy him. Indiana authorities did not want him returned. Fingerprints were sent to the FBI with no report until Tuesday.

Bath Iron Works Indiana State Penitentiary Joh W. Biddle Bath Superior Court Herbert T. Powers Portland Indiana Iron Works Biddle FBI Justice Powers Brunswick

One Man Laboratory to Appear in Bath

A one man traveling laboratory will demonstrate industrial research for safer peacetime defense at Morse High School Auditorium in Bath. Dr Phillips Thomas of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co will present at eight o clock with Thomas R Allen presiding. Demonstrations include death rays that protect life and a stroboglow lamp to reveal moving parts in still images. The event aims to draw hundreds of shipyard workers and staff from Bath area plants.

Morse High School Bath Iron Works Forum Phillips Thomas Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co Thomas R. Allen Thomas Bath

Military Engineers to Meet in Maine Friday

Col Robert Olcott of the University of Maine ROTC will speak at the May meeting of the State of Maine Post of the Society of American Military Engineers at Hotel Sedgwick. Bath post, north of Boston's first, now has about 100 members and will likely attend the dinner. The session will cover the Post's role in potential National emergencies.

Robert Olcott University of Maine R.O.T.C State of Maine Society of American Military Engineers Hotel Sedgwick Bath Post Boston Archibald M. Main Bath Iron Works Corp

Standing Committees Named for Old Ladies Home

The board of managers elected standing committees for the year at Tuesday afternoon’s meeting with no changes. Supplies include Mrs. William D. Sewall and others. Admissions list Mrs. Allen M. Irish and several Misses. Grounds with Owen J. Ledgard and Arthur Sewall. Finance chaired by Dr. Langdon T. Snipe with Arthur Sewall and Henry C. Wright.

Old Ladies Home William D. Sewall Fred H. Kimball Wilber G. Cahill Charles C. Low Henry C. Wright William S. Newell Donald N. Small Allen M. Irish Mary Watson Lydia Moses Langdon T. Snipe

Yates Family Relocates to Bedford Street Home

Mr and Mrs George Yates and children George Annie Louise and Warren Parker of Brunswick relocate to 110 Bedford Street the former home of Mr and Mrs Alton L King Mr Yates works at the Portsmouth Navy Yard Mrs Yates previously Miss Dorothy Wakefield of this city

George Yates George Annie Louise Warren Parker Brunswick Bedford Street Alton L. King Yates Portsmouth Navy Yard Dorothy Wakefield

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Arthur W. Jellison Boothbay Harbor Alice Jellison G. Wesley Plummer Hugh Grendell Mapleton Jellison Boothbay High School Cony High School Plummer John Dupont Leela Ethel Pine Street Florida Dupont Howard Blake Crescent Street Linwood Haynes U. of M Arthur Sewall Stonehouse John F. Lemont Washburn Street Blair C. Wilson David L. Wilson James Harkins Elmer W. Rogers Wesley G. Marco Helena Ann Eliot Melvin J. Marco Marshall Street Arthur Jenkins Jenkins Otis A. Smith Smith O Alden Smith, Jr Smiths Raymond A. Smith Albert McMann Upper Washington Street Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Robert Stanley Stanley Cheney Cheney Dorothy E. Donnell T. Edward McCormick Gary George H. McElman Sebasco Lake Ralph FE. Marr Warren H. McIintire Justus H. Miller Garden Street Leonard F. Wetherbee Western Avenue Hospita Bathman Walter E. Chase, Jr Corporation Westinghouse Military Engineers’ Meeting OLD Ladies
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