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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1931

Page

7

Social news from First Baptist church and local clubs

The January meeting of the Co-Workers class at First Baptist Church was held at Mrs. Simon Moore’s home with 24 members. New members Mrs. Wallace and Miss Oliver joined, committees were formed for January February, and Helen McIntosh presided. The Young Ladies Bridge Club hosted a Friday bridge with prizes, and a Colonial supper bridge followed. Various residents, birthdays, teas, and parties occurred at homes on Bath street and Front street, including Richard Farnham’s 14th birthday party and several charity and social gatherings. Multiple guests attended, with prizes awarded and music, dancing, and refreshments noted throughout.

First Baptist Church Helen McIntosh Simon Moore Bath Street Gardiner Roberts Boothbay Helen McIntire Fred W. Larrabee Ralph Legeard Freeman Crosby Oliver Carter Helen Tall Charles R. Farnham Middle Street Richard Lucille Johnson Marjorie Trott Elizabeth Butterfield Martha Cutting Nellie Robbins Shirley Moore Louise Briges Donald Jiall Ralph Card Ralph

Mrs Willian Hoyle Undergoes Surgical Operation

Mrs William Hoyle of Bedford Street underwent a surgical operation at the Bath hospital on Monday morning.

Willian Hoyle Bedford Street Bath Hospital

Bridge Club Supper and Prize Winners Report

Mrs LeRoy Colby hosted her two table contract bridge club at her home on Andrews Road Saturday night. First prize went to Mrs Charles Farnham, second to Mrs R Clinton Mc Fadden, and third to Mrs Edmund Staples. The club plans a meeting next Saturday with Mrs William Adams on Western Avenue. Mr and Mrs Ernest A Allan of Topsham visited Bath on Sunday.

LeRoy Colby Contract Bridge Andrews Road Charles Farnham R. Clinton McFadden Edmund Staples William Adams Western Avenue

Institute for Natural Sciences at Bowdoin College

Prof Manton C Copeland heads Bowdoin College faculty committee for the Institute for Natural Sciences to be held soon after spring vacation. It will be the fifth in a series begun in 1923, covering astronomy biology chemistry geography geology medicine physics and psychology.

Manton C. Copeland Bowdoin College Institute For Natural Sciences

Curator Miss Smith Opens Bowdoin Lecture Series

Miss Anne E. Smith of Brunswick, curator of Bowdoin College Art Museum, delivered the first of six lectures in Westbrook recently.

Anne E. Smith Brunswick Bowdoin College Art Museum Westbrook

Mystic chapter installs officers for fourth straight year

Mrs. Henry G. Shaw as grand conductress installed Mystic chapter Litchfield officers Thursday night. She was aided by Mrs. Mabel A. Merrill of Genesta Bath as grand marshal. Shaw attends tonight’s installation as Martha Washington Waterville guest. Carrie F. Luce is improving after a fall. Gardiner meeting names Glidden counsel Smith treasurer Ring general manager.

Henry G. Shaw Grand Chapter Maine Mystic Litchfield Genesta Bath Mabel A. Merrill Shaw Martha Washington Waterville Walter S. Glidden Alden Smith Harry Ring The Kennebec Tewaze Co Gardiner Glidden Mr. Smith Mr. Ring

Public Welfare officials cited in Sagadahoc court action

Leroy F. Folsom of Norridgewock a commissioner of the Department of Public Welfare and Grube B. Cornish secretary were in Bath Thursday for a hearing in the Sagadahoc Superior Court.

Leroy F. Folsom Norridgewock Department of Public Welfare Grube B. Cornish Bath Sagadahoz

Springfield visitor calls on long-time Hyde Windlass gate man

Robert McCarty of Springfield Massachusetts visited the city and called on cousin John W. Biggins confined at home on Deering street for two weeks. Biggins has served at Hyde Windlass Co. for 58 years and is now slightly improved under Dr Barker’s care.

Robert McCarty Springfield Mass Pennsylvania John W. Biggins Deering Street Biggins Hyde Windlass Co Dr. Barker

Miss Arline Lakin Leaves Portland for Florida Visit

Miss Arline Lakin of Portland sails Friday to Hollywood Florida to spend the winter with friends. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Lakin and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs George Coombs of Cherry Street.

Arline Lakin Portland Clarence Lakin Hollywood Fla Miss Lakin George Coombs Cherry Street

Bridge Club Results At Pendleton Home On Lincoln Street

At the last Bridge club meeting hosted by Mrs Addison Pendleton on Lincoln street two tables were in play Mrs Stearns Scott won the first and Mrs Percy Hyde took the consolation prize reflecting a friendly local club event with names and place.

Bridge Club

Mrs Quick and daughter Susan return from Providence trip

Mrs Richard Quick and daughter Susan of Washington street have returned from Providence Rhode Island where they spent several days aboard the S S Texas with Capt Quick who was in port after a trip to Los Angeles California Captain Quick left Thursday for Port Arthur Texas The California journey lasted 40 days.

Richard Quick Susan Washington Street Providence R. I S. S. Texas Capt. Quick Los Angeles Calif Quick Port Arthur Texas California

Mrs Alden Smith soloist at Rossini club meeting

Mrs Alden Smith entertained as a soloist at the Rossini club in Portland on Thursday morning. She is noted as a member of the club. At the White House New Year reception, Kenneth Crooker aged six, son of Mrs Martha Crooker of Virginia formerly of West Bath, was told of the president’s affectionate gesture. Mrs Crooker was with her daughter Doris and son Raymond. the Crookers recently moved to Virginia to live with a brother of Mrs Crocker. Mrs Robert B Hatch and Mrs Arthur J Nichols were Portland visitors Friday.

Clarence W. Morse India Grace Church Oak Street Morse Clare Coombs Charles H. Cahill Kenneth Co. M. Sills Brunswick Woman's Auxiliary Diocese of Maine Alden Smith Rossini Club Portland Mr. Hoover White House Bath United States Kenneth Crooker Martha Crooker Virginia Henry Rose Rosedale Farms West Bath

Brunswick Dramatic Club to stage The Perfect Alibi

The Brunswick Dramatic Club will present The Perfect Alibi by A A Milne at the Cumberland theater on February 5. The detective tale folds a twist as the audience knows the solution before the characters, building suspense over who solves the mystery. Philip S Wilder, club president, will coach the production. William Hurwitz of Boston stayed with his sister in law and her husband, Mr and Mrs Sam Povich, on Middle Street over the weekend.

Brunswick Dramatic Club A. A. Milne Cumberland Theater Philips. Wilder William Hurwitz Boston Sam Povich Middle Street

Baby Born to Crooker Family in Wiscasset Hospital

A son was born to Mr and Mrs Laurence Crooker of Wiscasset at Gath hospital. Mrs Crooker, formerly Miss Lillian Shaw, is a granddaughter of Mrs Joel Lilly of upper Washington street who once hosted her.

Harmon Smith Southington Conn Meriden Hospital Patricia Anne Smith Smith Walter Smith Upper Washington Street Laurence Crooker Wiscasset Gath Hospital

Mrs Harriet Johnson Returns Home From Bath Hospital

Mrs Harriet Johnson, long treated at Bath Hospital after a surgical operation, has gone home to Washington Street. She was accompanied by her private nurse, Miss Roberta Irving.

Harriet Johnson Bath Hospital Washington Street Roberta Irving

North Bath man injured in fall from building

John M. Loring of North Bath fell from a building on his property last week, breaking the shin bone after landing on ice. He is hospitalized at City hospital.

John M. Loring North Bath Mr. Loring City Hospital

Mrs Wyman Visits Rochester with Daughter in Tow

Mrs Charlotte Wyman of Front street returns from a several week visit in Rochester New York where she stayed as a guest of her daughter Mrs Paul Nason Mrs Nason accompanied her mother home for a few weeks visit She was formerly Miss Phyllis Wyman a popular member of the younger set.

Charlotte Wyman Front Street Rochester N. Y Paul Nason Nason Phyllis Wyman

Sewall Dinner Hosts On Washington Street

Mr and Mrs Mark W Sewall entertained with a dinner at their home on Washington street Thursday night Cards were enjoyed During the evening prizes went to Mrs Byron F Barker and Mrs Charles J Donnell

Mark W. Sewall Washington Street Byron F. Barker Charles J. Donnell

Boothbay author sails to California for three months

Richard Matthews Hallet of Boothbay Harbor left for New York and will sail Tuesday on the S. S. Dakotan for California. Mgr. Hallet, a known short story author, will stay in California for three months to collect material for a story. The S. S. Dakotan, under Capt. Lewis A. Carlisle, is of the American Hawaiian lines and also from Boothbay Harbor.

Richard Matthews Hallet Boothbay Harbor New York S. S. Dakotan California Mgr. Hallet S. S. Dakotay Lewis A. Carlisle

Augusta Woman Returns After Visit With Parents

Mrs. Joseph Lausier of Augusta has returned home after spending several days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson of Washington street.

Joseph Lausier Augusta Charles Robinson Washington Street Charles E. Robinson

Knights Templar Visit To Parmington Commandery

Ray David L. Wilson traveled to Parmington Friday for an official visit to Pilgrim commandery No 19 Knights Templar. He was joined by Past Commanders Marston and Young of Dunlap commandery and Sir Knights Henderson and Harold Deering.

Ray David L. Wilson Parmington Pilgrim Commandery No. 19 Knights Templar Marston and Young Dunlap Commandery Knights Henderson Harold Deering

Trotts and companions visit Portland on Friday

Mr and Mrs Freeman H Trott, Mrs Milton C Trott and Mrs Carl C Anderson motored to Portland Friday for the day.

Freeman H. Trott Milton C. Trott Carl C. Anderson Portland

Ladies Sewing Circle Plans Beans Supper at Vestry

The First Baptist ladies circle met Tuesday afternoon with 14 present at Mrs. Lotta Card's on Chestnut Street. They held a brief business session and sewed. Plans were laid for a baked beans supper in the vestry with the date to be announced. The group will meet again next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Harriet Wright at her Union Street home.

First Baptist Church Lotta Card Chestnut Street Harriet Wright Union Street

Portland Visitors Attend Theatre Event Saturday

Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Davis and Miss Emma Ouelette with William Oliver visited Portland on Saturday for an evening theatre outing.

Paul B. Davis Emma Ouelette William Oliver Portland

Mrs Skillings Hosts Junior League Funds For City Hospital

Mrs Roger Skillings entertained the Junior hospital league at her home. Miss Ellen Newell, chairman of the New Year’s Eve dance at the Y M C A gym, reported $205.35 cleared for the City hospital. Members then began sewing infant garments.

Roger Skillings Junior Hospital League Washington Street Ellen Newell

Mrs Morse and Miss Coombs Headed to New York and Washington

Mrs. Clarence W. Morse and Miss Clare Coombs will depart midweek for New York, then proceed to Washington D C for an indefinite stay, continuing their travel from the Northeast to the capital.

Clarence W. Morse Clare Coombs New York Washington, D. C

Mrs Porter Delights in Southern Cruise Aboard Corsair

Friends of Mrs William Porter of Port Washington New York report her greeting a delightful trip south shared with Capt Porter aboard the Morgan yacht Corsair now in Florida waters She remains in the south for a short visit with friends.

William Porter Port Washington N. Y Capt. Porter Florida Porter

Miss Geraldine Stott Visiting Brunswick Relative Hosts

Miss Geraldine Stott daughter of Dr and Mrs Ardenne A Stott of Sagadahoc Ferry spent the weekend in Brunswick as a guest of her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Leon Kelley.

Geraldine Stott Ardenne A. Stott Sageadahoc Ferry Brunswick Leon Kelley

Mrs Ralph Dunton Visits St Martin Family in Portland

Mrs Ralph Dunton of Portland is a guest of her daughter and son in law Edward and Mrs St Martin on Washington street. She was called by illness of her granddaughter Carolyn St Martin who is improving in her condition.

Ralph Dunton Portland Edward St. Martin Washington Street Carolyn St. Martin

Mrs Norton Returns Home After Months of Illness

Mrs Arthur Norton of High Street makes her first street appearance this week after a lengthy confinement at home following a surgical operation at Bath hospital.

Arthur Norton High Street Bath Hospital

Reed Returns to Boston School for Business Training

Miss Gertrude E. Reed of Morse high class of 1927 has resumed studies at Bryant & Stratton Commercial School in Boston to continue her business training after the holiday vacation.

Gertrude E. Reed Morse High Bryant & Stratton Commercial School Boston

Optometrist Dr. A I Stuart Attends Maine Convention

Dr A I Stuart returned Friday from Portland where he attended the annual convention of the Maine Association of Optometrists held January 14 and 15.

A. I. Stuart Portland The Maine Association of Optometrists

Birth of Carl C Dudley Jr in Bath from Dudleys

Mr and Mrs Carl C Dudley of Lakeport New Hampshire announce the birth of a son named Carl C Dudley Jr The Dudleys formerly resided in Bath where Mr Dudley worked for the National Biscuit Co

Bath Carl C. Dudley Lakeport N. H Carl C. Dudley, Jr Dudley National Biscuit Co

Thursday Bridge Club Hosts Pleasant Evening at North Street

Mrs. Stanley Hunter hosted the Thursday Evening Bridge club at her North street home with two tables in play. Mrs. William Hoyle won first prize and Mrs. Clarence Minott took the consolation. A social hour followed refreshments. The club plans to meet next week at Mrs. Minott’s North street home. Miss Jeanette Smith, a Wilton Academy teacher, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Edward B. Smith of 929 Middle Street.

Young Ladies Bridge Club Front Strvert Harry Cook Louise Jonassn Helen Larrabee Willam Daley Frances Jewett Harold P. Smal Mary Spear Mae Bickle William Daley Harold Smail Louise Bickle Ruth Johnson Margaret Frasier Josephine Frasier John J.keegan Emily Morgan Evers Grindle Arline Footes Harold Povieh Esther Mikels Albert Bonney Carmen Atkinson Marx Hennessy Odd Fellows Hall Noble Grands Club Horace Ward Leonard Munsey Lois McKeiver Alfred Bunker Henry T. B. Leeman Stanley Hunter North Street William Hoyle Clarence Minott Jeanette Smith Wilton Academy Edward B. Smith Middle Street J. Haviland Torrey John H. Grindell Mark W. Hennessy Paul B. Davis Arlene Footer Thomas J. Cummings Elford A. Stover Martin Powers Reginald Stacy Josephine Fraser Walter Ey Allan Spear Harold P. Small

Monroe's Saturday lists extra clerks names

Doris Stover Constance Grace Helen Tracey Vivian Kronstrand Thelma Burleigh Mrs A W Oulton Katherine McGuiggan Ruth McMann Ella Comeau Bessie Clark Annie Zuma Elsie Moody Muriel Lane Elizabeth Holland Mildred Estes served as extra clerks at Monroe's Saturday event.

Doris Stover Constance Grace Helen Tracey Vivian Kronstrand Thelma Burleigh Mrs A. W. Oulton Katherine McGuiggan Ruth McMann Ella Comeau Bessie Clark Annie Zuma Elsie Moody Muriel Lane Elizabeth Holland Mildred Estes Monroe

Remarkable 102nd Birthday Honored by Frances Noyes

Mrs Frances Noyes of West Parris has appeared in numerous Boston and Maine papers for her 102nd birthday. She is well known in Bath and West Bath and is grandmother to Ernest and Fred Rose of West Bath and Mrs Martha Crocker of Virginia, formerly of this city.

Frances Noyes West Parris Boston Maine Bath West Bath Ernest and Fred Rose Martha Crocker Virginia

Mrs Tyler Honored by Club at Washington Street Hostelry

Mrs Ida Colley hostess of the Old Ladies home club entertained at her sister Mrs John Tyler’s Washington street residence Thursday afternoon. The club presented Mrs Tyler with a birthday gift and later refreshments were served.

Ida Colley Old Ladies Hom John Tyler Washington Street

Canners Association Annual Meeting Attendees In Chicago

Bruce H. M. White of H. C. Baxter and Bro and Jack Dougherty of the Heart of Maine Packing Co attend the National Canners Association annual meeting in Chicago.

Bruce H. M. White H. C. Baxter & Bro Jack Dougherty The Heart of Maine Packing Co Chicago National Canners Association

Mrs Lewis Spicer Hosts Bridge Night on Bedford Street

Mrs Lewis Spicer entertained with three tables of bridge at her Bedford street home Saturday evening. Mrs Edwin W Bonney took high score and a pin cushion, Mrs Edithe Lemont was second with cards, and Miss Estelle Bowden earned third with a silhouette.

Lewis Spicer Bedford Street Edwin W. Bonney Edithe Lemont Estelle Bowden

Notable Weekend With Mr and Mrs Charles E Parents

A fragment notes someone spending several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E., during a recent period this week. It mentions family time and proximity to parental home without further specifics.

Neighborhood Bridge Club Mothers Delight at Lincoln Street

Mrs George Oliver hosted the Neighborhood Bridge club at her Lincoln street home on Wednesday evening. First prize went to Mrs John Atwood and Mrs Thomas K Haley took second. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs Stearns Scotts Andrews road next Wednesday evening.

George Oliver Neighborhood Bridge Club Lincoln Street John Atwood Thomas K. Haley Stearns Scott Andrews Road

Odd Ladies sewing circle meet at Cobb road home

Mrs Elizabeth Haley hosted the Odd Ladies sewing circle on Cobb road Thursday afternoon with the usual turnout. Refreshments were served. The circle will meet next Thursday with Mrs Gertrude Stewart on Green street. Mr and Mrs Clinton Sutherland of Allston visited over the weekend with his mother Mrs Robert Sutherland and were with Mrs Ernest R Freeman of 9 Dike road.

Elizabeth Haley Odd Ladies’ Sewing Circle Cobb Road Gertrude Stewart Green Street Clinton Sutherland Allston Robert Sutherland Ernest R. Freeman Dike Road

Miss Bucknam Visits Friends in Cambridge and Brooklyn

Miss Louise Bucknam of this city and Brooklyn, N Y, wintering in Bath has gone to Cambridge Mass for a visit with friends and will proceed to Brooklyn for additional visits. She expects to be away for several weeks.

Louise Bucknam Brooklyn N. Y Bath Cambridge Mass

Portland insurance man on three week vacation

Charles T Small Jr an insurance man from Portland has arrived for a three week vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Small of 3 High street.

Charles T. Small Jr Portland Charles“T Small High Street

Higgins Family Weekend Visit Across Portland Street

Mr and Mrs Roscoe Higgins with daughters Helen Christine and son Qarrenson stayed with Mrs Higgins sister and husband Mr and Mrs Elwood Hodgkins in Portland over the weekend.

Roscoe Higgins Helen Christine Qarrenson York Street

Auxiliary plans Lincoln Washington birthday event

At a Tuesday meeting in their hall on Middle street the Auxiliary of the Sons of Union Veterans discussed plans for a joint entertainment honoring Lincoln and Washington on February 16 in the evening. Committee members include Miss Helen McIntosh Mrs Mary Gallant Mrs Ira Day Mrs Adgie Smith Mrs Annie Oliver. Sons of Veterans representatives are Mr Smith and Gardiner Crocker. A good attendance reported with much business transacted. Robert Smith of Chicago was a weekend guest of Cecil E Paine of Highguard.

the Sons of Union Veterans Middle Street Lincoln Washington Helen McIntosh Mary Gallant Ira Day Adgie Smith Annie Oliver Smith Gardiner Crocker Sons of Eeterans

Sterling Bible class to hold covered dish supper

The Corliss Street Church Sterling Bible class plans a Wednesday night covered dish supper at 5 30 in the P T A hall with Mrs Annie Deering as general chairman. Kitchen and dining room committees list multiple ladies and two Bath visitors are noted.

Sterling Bible Corliss Street P. T. A. Hall Annie Deering Deering Annie Jewett Mary Bowker Amelia Mitchell Annie Towle Nellie Hunt Pearl Campbell Clara Coombs Delma Bragg Ethel Hatch Ruby Campbell Mildred Walker Cashier Vivian Plant

Mrs Harry L Day Hosts Contract Club at Green Street

Mrs Harry L Day entertained her contract club at her home on Green street Tuesday afternoon.

Harry L. Day Green Street

Ramona Council Names Refreshment Committee and Chair

The regu lar weekly Ramona council meeting on Thursday evening will include Mrs. Mary Gallant Mrs. Lucelia Blake and Mrs. Florence Robinson with Ernest Avery as chairman. It is the second meeting of the new officers and refreshments and a social hour with cards will follow the business hour.

Ramona Council Mary Gallant Lucelia Blake Florence Robinson Ernest Avery

Mrs William R Freeman Hosts Three Tables Contract Games

Mrs William R Freeman of High Street entertained with three tables of contract on Wednesday afternoon.

William R. Freeman High Street

Central church league meeting hosts layette drive

Mrs Wishart and Mrs Donald hosted the Central church league meeting at the parish house on Washington street Tuesday night. A layette for the Red Cross was voted, and thanks were given to a member who donated two floor lamps for sewing. Twenty three attended. ice cream and cake were served. Mr and Mrs Walter Austin moved from Falmouth to Portland for the winter. Captain William F Plummer, commander of the Josephine McQuestin, is spending part of the winter at his Winship street home. Captain A D Hooper of Peaks Island commands the ship. This long-awaited vacation drew warm handshakes from Bath friends.

John Wishart John Donald League of Central Church Washington Street Red Cross League William F. Plummer Josephine McQuestin Searsport Baltimore Winship Street A. D. Hooper Peaks Island Charles C. Snow Mrs. Snow University of Maine Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Bath Walter Anliker Wilbur Hagan Donald Wilson Morse High Y Church Anliker Poe Beacon Wilson Central

Miss Jennie Manson Confined by Severe Illness

Miss Jennie Manson of 944 Middle Street is confined to her home by a severe illness. Nurse Mrs. Cameron is attending her.

Jennie Manson Middle Street Cameron

Wright Family Snow Report From Medford Highlands

Cards from Mrs. Amanda Wright of Medford Highlands Mass report extended snowfall as she wintered in Detroit with her son E Mason Wright and relatives. The letter notes unusually heavy snow, contrasting with Maine's bare ground at Christmas. Archibald M Main Bath Iron Works VP GM traveled to New York City for several business days.

Amanda Wright Medford Highlands Mass E. Mason Wright Winship Street Detroit Stanley Wright Mason Maine Archibald M. Main Bath Iron Works Corp New York City

Two families depart for New York and Rhode Island

Mrs. Weston L. Bonney of Bonney Brook Farm Brunswick road and Miss Tva Hagan with Mrs. Helen Orvis travel to New York and Scarsdale where Miss Hagan plans a months long stay. Stearns W. Scott and Alfred J. Rowe leave for Woonsocket to take employment. Walter Savage and Mrs. Savage visit relatives in Center street and Five Islands with Royal Shackford kin in Turner court.

Weston L. Bonney Bonney Brook Farm Brunswick Road Tva Hagan Frank W. Hagan Upper High Street New York Bonney Helen Orvis Scarsdale N. Y Miss Hagan Orvis Walter Savage Kittery William Collins Center Street Savage Five Islands Mr. Savage Percy Savage Roy Shackford Turner Court

Mrs Howard Parks Leaves Mechanic Street for Boston Visit

Mrs Howard Parks of Mechanic street travels to Boston for a two week visit with her husband who serves as second assistant on the steamship George Washington operating between Boston and New York.

Howard Parks Mechanic Street Boston New York

Palm Beach Winter Guests From Cambridge Arrive

Mrs. Abbie Gage of this city and Mrs. Emma Small Hathaway of Cambridge Massachusetts arrived in Palm Beach Florida as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elwell S. Crosby. They plan to pass the remainder of the winter in Florida.

Abbie Gage City Emma. Small Hathaway Cambridge Mass Palm Beach, Fla Elwell S. Crosby Gage Mrs. Hathaway Florida

City Chat invites youth to coasting on Middle Street

The City Chat reports Lower Middle Street coasting courses between Getchell and Robinson streets with iced hills at ends and bob sleds provided for guests. It notes the activity draws Arcadian band performances in Bath and Rockland, plus upcoming dances, municipal election deadlines, and local civic happenings across Bath.

South End Lower Middle Street Getchell Robinson Streets

Turkey and Armenia talk draws Grace church men

Dr. Paul G. Bagdikian addressed the Grace Episcopal church Men’s Club Thursday night on the manners and customs of the Turkish and Armenian people. A supper followed the program.

Paul G. Bagdikian Grace Episcopal Church Turkey Armenia

Also Mentioned on This Page

John H. Hide Elmhurst Wallace Atwood Lower Washington Street Emma Copeland Carolyn Thompson Nellie Lord Lucy Bailey Harriet Woollacott Harriet Bunker Mildred Clark Eva Helah Lou Herbert Nellie Leeman Harriet Haggard Annette Pinkham Florence Mank Elizabeth McCabe Harriet Richardson Sarah Munsey Lilias Larrabee George Hawkes Woodfords Alice Johnson Phyllis Wrest Cosmopolitan Club Fred Cary Ralph O. Dale Ellen Cyr Barbara Hunter Jane Stevens Mary McClure Barbara Freeman Ruth Dele Donald Hall Richard Farnham James Lemont John Shaughnessy Carl Robbins Hazel Beals This City Alice Ramsay Bailey Street Mary Sylvester Knick-Knack-Klub Highland Street Roy Lutz John Sylvester Walter Mosher Ferey Miller Evelyn Burgess Harold Safford Rodney E. Ross Herbert Huggard Bridge Leonard Lord Emma Jacobs Roger Pierce Herbert McCabe Albert Thompson Richardson Ada Small Corinna John Gilmore Milan Street John McInnes Henry C. Wright Mary F. Gibbons Donald S. Sewall Elizabeth Randall Harrison C. Lyseth State Department of Education Morse High School Doris Cornish Hardings Charles Brown Bowdoinham Ernest A. Allan Topsham Carrie F. Luce Elm Street Luce Robert B. Hatch Arthur J. Nichols Robert Smith Cecil E. Paine Lucinda Hatch Katherine Larrabee Walter Austin Falmouth Two Arcadians Masonic Temple Rockland Lime City Reg Stacey George Fields Ernest George, Jr Lionel Lebar Chisholm Aras Tebo’s Bath Iron Work Corp William S. Newell Builders Fred Sturtevant Frederick E. Drake Francis McPherson Jake Tree American Legion Hallet John J. Desmond Missouri Kennebec Bridge Maine Public Utilities Commission Duncan MacIntosh MacIntosh Arthur Fletcher Iron Works Corp Hull 140 Fletcher E. Motley Fuller Colonial Club Arcadians Edward Rowe Paul A. Gregware Carl Anderson A. A. Stott Bailey Evening School Neece Fred H. Thompson Sagadahock County Frederick Plaisted Oakley C. Curtis Carl Milliken Percival P. Baxter William Tudor Gardiner Thompson Morse High Auditorium Antonio Netto Mlle Matilda Bastulli Mr. Netto Mlle. Bastulli Legion Lewiston City Street Poitie Hill Lower High Street Marshall Street Kennebes Bridge Mayor Small Sagadahoc Georgetown Court House Cystander Albert Henderson Abram C. Oliver John P. Crosby Bob Messenger Richmond Norman Curtis Frank Carver Clifford Gray Walter L. Whitney American Legion Auxiliary American Legion Hall Mark Sewall Contract Club Donald Sewall Harry F. Morin West Bath Grange Etta M. Thurlow Bengeth William Shaw Biddeford J. Edward Luce Hav. Mass Harry E. Peterson Thompson Brook New Meadows Inn Joseph Footer Thompson's Arthur—Allen Optometrist Bath Trust
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