Society Notes Include Lewd Couple Guests and Visitors
The column lists Mr and Mrs Daniel L Lewd Jr of Washington street hosting and visiting relatives. Stewart Day of Largo arrives for a summer stay at the Day cottage in West Point while Mrs Day and daughters Tamara and Lucinda plan join them. Mrs Edward Hines of Tops and Mrs Arthur Kastner of Newark NJ are mentioned as returning home after visiting Mr and Mrs George Melzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoapaer 2
Hhusband
Daniel L. Lewd, Jr
Washington Street
Stewart Day
Largo
Fie
West Point
Arthur Kastner
Newark, N.J
George Melzard
Miss Barbera Burden Heads to Concord with Relatives
Miss Barbera Burden of Oliver left Saturday for Concord with cousins Mr and Mrs Lestie Li Deaton and Judy. Mrs Seckins and Judy had been guests of the Delgated's parents, Carleton W Lowell and wife, Middle Street. They were joined by Mr who accompanied his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbera Burden
Oliver ‘Street
Concord
Lestie Li Deaton
Aacaiier
Judy
Roscoe P. McFadden
Social Notes From Local Families Visit and Guest Additions
Mrs Charles E Hewitt of High street receives guests as her niece and nephew Mr and Mrs Sehee have recently married. Weekend visitors to Mr and Mrs Raymond Cummings at 2 Maxwell street include their daughter and her husband. Mr Loring E Hart and Shiko Murakami of Kyoto University visit. Murakami and Hart are Harvard GSAS students. Mrs Jay Bowker spent Fall and Winter with Bowker family in Bath and in Kittenry with her son and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
High Street
Mr. and Od Se Heeeeee
Raymond Cummings
Maxwell Street
Loring E Hart
Shiko Murakami
Kyoto University
Kyoto
Japan
Murakami
Hart
Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Jay K. Bowker
Bowker
Bath
Kittery
Thimble club hosts May 7 gathering at Mrs Her rin’s home
Mr and Mrs Florence Foss of 31 Floral street hosted guests including Fosss mother Mrs Lizzie Foss of Gouldsboro who arrived for a multi month visit. Twenty seven girls from Wal-... attended with James Hartland. refreshment time followed. Next meeting May 14 at Mrs Walter James 3 Drummond street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Foss
Floral Street
Foss
Lizzie Foss
Gouldsboro
Thimble Club
Walter James
Drummond Street
Elmer Blake
Robert Seeee
Ada Milliken
Sonia
Lloyd Hookes
Karl Rosenwald
Foster Pratt
Thomas McKay
Donald Stewart
Percy Miller
Local residents share travels and visits across Maine towns
A long list of Bath and surrounding area residents report recent trips and visits. Lucius Barrows of Augusta returned from a weeklong State Highway Department vacation trip while Gordon Harrington drove home an ambulance from Ohio. Several families hosted relatives in Bangor Old Town Portsmouth and Yorkshire with returns to Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius Barrows
Augusta
Vewinin
Barrows
State Highway Department
Roberta Lait
Bluff Road
Bangor
Old Town
Clergy and locals update from Beacon Street area
Rev. Howard F. Cramer of Beacon Street church returns from Boston University Theological School and heads to Bangor for the Maine Methodist Conference Mrs Bernice McGlinchy returns home after hospitalization E Everett and Mrs Pierce travel from St Petersburg Fla to their Pear Street home George D Adams resumes work at Hyde Windlass Co after Memorial Hospital stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard McLean
Granite Street
Maine Methodist Conference
Bangor
Wesley Church
Howard F. Cramer
Beacon Street Church
Boston
Boston University Theological School
E. Everett Pierce
Pear Street
St. Petersburg
Fla
George D. Adams
Russell Street
Memorial Hospital
Hyde Windlass Co
Mrs. Vaillancourt Returns Home After Hospital Observation
Mrs. Francois Vaillancourt goes home to West Bath after a week as a patient under observation at St. Mary’s hospital in Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francois Vaillancourt
West Bath
St. Mary's Hospital
Lewiston
Sisters of Mercy Annual Tea at the Convent
The Sisters of Mercy held their annual tea Sunday from three to five at the High Street Convent. The tea table featured a floral centerpiece with sweetpeas snapdragons and carnations, yellow candles, a lace cloth and silver service. Kathleen Watson sang with Marjorie Carter, Amirault played violin, and co chairs Annie Wilson and Marie Hamblett oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Mercy
High Street
Kathleen Watson
Marjorie Carter
Coe Amirault
Annie Wilson
Marie Hamblett
Carl Crane
Joan
Barbara Comeau
Elvie Bailey
Emma Robinson
Rose Babine
Mary R. Gallant
Jerry Gaudet
Community notes from East Boothbay and nearby towns
Social visits recur as guest officers attend Crescent and Mt. Carmel chapters in East Boothbay and Richmond. Students complete achievement tests under the superintendent. Graduation seniors at Case Academy listed with honors. Bridge Academy field day set for May 16 with multiple sports. Richmond High girls to face se academy in softball. Local families exchange visits and return from Florida trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Gilpatrick
Lyndel Good
Crescent
East Boothbay
Ernest Cate
Mt. Carmel
Richmond
Carle Longfellow
Day’s Ferry
Harriette
Carolyne Sheldon
Nelson Renner
Bath
Harry Hunter
Arlington
Mass
Beersheba
Robert Foster
Nicky
Florida
Massachu
Middle Ridge
Case Academy
Valediudy Peters
Joel Maison
Ernestine Bailey
Jack Brown
U. of M
Joel Weldon
Farmington State ‘Teachers’ College
Ernestine ‘Bailey
Bridge Academy
Tennnis
Richmond High School
Academy
R. C. Titus
Leslie Bailey J
Benjamin Wentworth
Beyea Preaches Two Test Sermons at May Hampton Sundays
Georgetown parishioners unite in prayers as Mr Beyea prepares to preach two test sermons at Hampton in May. A view behind the curtain portrays him as a significant figure in his field, beyond the church's small sphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windham
Personal notes and civic meeting updates in Bath
Mrs Waldo Weston returns from Largo Florida where she spent the winter with her brother and wife in Bowie. Mrs Maurice Hatch of 19 Adams court returns from New York City where she visited her two sons Sgt William J Hatch US Army and Neil Hatch who has been transferred from Camp Sanford New York to a camp in Wyoming for 55 days of training before being sent to Texas. Superintendent Loring F P Addison Board of Education Chairman C Lloyd Hooker and Acting City Manager City Clerk Harry E Ring Jr of Bath joined nearly 300 municipal officers at a Tuesday Augusta meeting to learn about the Maine School meets program aiding school building construction and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Weston
Largo
Fla
Texas
Loring FP
Addison
Board of Education
C. Lloyd Hooker
Harry E. Ring, Jr
Bath
Augusta
Maine
Central League closes season with banquet at Wiscasset Inn
The Central League district ended its season with a Monday banquet at the Wiscasset Inn after a vestry gathering. Officers elected include Mrs. Herbert Pierce as president and Mrs. Zina Eaton as treasurer, with several names named to the executive board and Brownie troop formation approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Bhl
Wiscasset Inn
Leonard Thombs
Edward J. McMann
Arthur Brown
James Morse
L. Blair Bailey
Herbert Pierce
Robert Milliken
Zina M. Eaton
Seth Thornton
Zina Eaton
Joe Grindell
Leonard Litchfield
League
Central Church
George van Wynen
Laforest Hodgkins
Clyde Ambrose
Bart O’donnell
Russell Kenney
Linwood Haynes
Earl Wade
McMann
Popham Beach
William Peavey
John Grindell
Arthur MacDonald
J. Haviland Torrey
Alex Burden
James Caverly
Richard Kimball
Donald F. Preble
George Moses
Alfred Carpenter
Horace Morse
Rudolph M.rae
William Blair
Harold Avery
Zinaton
Harold Small
Donald McRae
James Henderson
Donald Page
Jack McCall
Stephen Singer Celebrates Ninth Birthday in Franklin
Stephen Singer son of Mr and Mrs Isadore Singer of 11 Linden Street celebrated his ninth birthday Saturday afternoon with a party for friends. The group attended the movies then returned to Stephen s home for games. Prize winners were Alden Greene Kent Higgins Robert Bradway and Charles Carey. Supper featured a decorated birthday cake and ice cream. Attendants included Charles Carey Robert Bradway Christopher Buck Christopher Musenden Richard Haskell Richard Harvey Kent Johnson and Kent Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Singer
Isadore Singer
Linden Street
Stephen
Alden Greene
Kent Higgins
Robert Bradway
Charles Carey
Christopher Buck
Christopher Mussenden
Richard Haskell
Richard Harvey
Kent Johnson
Kenti Higgins
No Session Signals Halt School Day Amid Heavy Rain
The no session signals were sounded Monday noon due to a heavy southeast rain storm that began early morning and persisted with full intensity. Morning attendance stood at percent of normal.
Weston family returns home after Bath weekend
Lieut and Mrs Waldo Weston Jr and daughter Donna have returned to Presque Isle from a weekend in Bath where the lieutenant visited his mother Mrs Waldo Weston on Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Waldo Weston, Jr
Donna
Presque Isle
Bath
Lieut. Weston
Waldo Weston
Center Street
Pian Players Mark First Easter Dance At Country Club
The Thespians held their inaugural Easter dance at the Country Club on Saturday evening. Zimmerman announced the Elsies for Oscars style awards including Catharine Legard Adele Hoebel Marshall Sheridan Nathan Watson and Mary Haskell. Corsages were shared for birthdays May 10 and May 11 as 35 members attended and discussed future productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Farber
Thespians
Zimmerman
Catharine H. Legard
Gay Wellington
Ing
Bath Girl Scouts to Hold Court of Awards on Tuesday
Four Bath Girl Scouts are eligible for the Curved Bat award at the Court of Awards to be held Tuesday evening at seven at Huse Memorial school. Names include Judith Crocker Anna Lonn Astrid Anderson and Tricia Parks with other awards and five year pins. Intermedite troops and leaders will participate and the Bath Girl Scout Council plans the first public Court of Awards in Bath. Linwood Haynes leads as council vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huse Memorial School
Bath
Judith Crocker
Margaret Black
Denny Toad
Anna Lonn
Bert Lonn
Rose Street
Astrid Anderson
Arvid.l. Andertricia Parks
Tricia
Frank Butcher
Lewis Carter
Donald Freeman
Aubrey Steen, Jr
Arvid L. Andersen
James Nostall
Bath Girl Scout Council, Inc
Pre-School Coffee At Grace Church Hosts North Center PTA
A successful pre-school coffee was held Monday morning at Grace church parish house. North-Center P T A mothers of children entering North Primary in September attended. Organizers include Mrs. Lynn Pieene and helpers Mrs. William Mussenden Mrs. Clinton Owen and Mrs. Thomas Aikenhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
North
Lynn Pieene
Oscar
William Mussenden
Clinton Owen
Thomas Aikenhead
Cub Scout Pack 57 Holds All Day Outing
Cub Scout Pack 57 spent an all day outing beginning at 5:45 a.m. at Beacon Street church. Scouts rode to a country club area for a bird hunt and games supervised by Scoutmaster Dearing and Pre, with thanks to Pye for helping make the day a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CUB Scout Pack
Beacon Street Thurch
Country Club
Pye
Bath League Meeting Sets Plans For Upcoming Season
Arthur E. Rideout of Bath chaired a well attended league gathering with reps from Berwick and others invited by Fire Chief Harold Nickerson, a life member. Masters at Waterville Old Orchard Beach and Bath are planned. New officers elected include James H. Tupper Jr president, Chester H. McCabe treasurer, Wesley Knight trustee for three years. Retiring president Elmer Brunsw received a past president badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Rideout
Bath
Berwick
Runswick
Harold ©. Nickerson
League
Waterville
Old Orchard Beach
James H. Tupper, Jr
Seco
Chester H. McCabe
Wesley Knight
Rockland
Elmer
Brunsw' the Sensation
Ig Sl Pey
Beag Mel
Former Bathman Honored by Rotary
Boothbay Harbor club elects a former Bath man who served as an officer years ago. He is a member of Simmons and Hartington funeral directors and was a Morse School athlete. He also served as grand chancellor in his fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Harbor
Simmons and Hartington Funeral Directors
Morse
Housing Units May Expand in Bath Amid inquiries
The Federal Home and Housing Administration is probing expansion of Bath housing projects. A request from the Lambert Park manager seeks more units, considering 74 additional dwellings at Lambert Park on the wartime site after removal of former housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Federal Home and Housing Home Administration
Lambert Park
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Sicia
Edward Hines
Tops
Manley Breck
Arthur Sewall
Wal
Kenneth O. Herrin
James of
Hartland
John K. Jayne
New
Mrs
A. M. Potter
Manchester
Leslie Craig
Edward Sewall, Jr
South Weymouth
Mr. Sewall
Edward Sewall
Ao Snowman
Georgia Hamel
Eddie Grindal
Brewer
Arthur Johnson
Valley
R. J. Steussy
O. E. Page
Ralph D. Warren
Portsmouth
Andover
Edward Lane
Sidney C. Hardwick
Frances Oliver
Baltimore
Frank S. Oliver
Bernice McGlinchy
Memorial Hal
Tively
Georgetown
Central
Iscasset Inn
William ‘Tet
Rotary
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