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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1936

Page

5

American Legion Auxiliary Holds Meeting and Plans Memorial Day

A Wednesday evening meeting at Mrs. Helen Hill's home set Memorial day plans with committee appointments led by Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Mary Murphy. Murphy was elected convention delegate for Lewiston June 25 to 27, with Coombs as delegate and Crosby and Pratt as alternates.

American Legion Auxiliary Helen Hill North Street Marion Stinson Mary Murphy Arline Gay Lewiston Cleora J. Coombs Venus Crosby Kathryn Pratt The

Gillies Family Returns From New Haven Visit

Mr and Mrs James A Gillies Jr and two sons Bruce and Archibald of Washington street returned home Monday after a visit in New Haven Conn with his parents Mrs and Mrs Gillies Mrs Gillies and the two children had been there for weeks and were joined recently for a few days by Mrs Gillies Mrs Oliver Moses 3d of Washington street hosted a luncheon at the Hotel Sedgwick Friday noon and two tables of contract at her home with Mrs Frank B Nichols winning the prize.

James A. Gillies, Jr Bruce Archibald Washington Street New Haven Oliver Moses Sedgwick Frank B. Nichols

Luncheon Honors Mrs Chase Before Augusta Departure

Mrs Arthur Sewall hosted a Friday luncheon for Mrs W E Chase Jr who will leave for Augusta at month end. Afternoon activities included two tables of contract with Miss Miriam W Kimball winning, and guest prizes for Mrs Chase. P N Moulton Portland Conn schools superintendent was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs M C Trott.

Arthur Sewall W. E. Chase, Jr Augusta Miriam W. Kimball Chase P. N. Moulton Portland, Conn M. C. Trott

Bath Socials and Local Highlights From Neal Street

Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball and Miss Minnie A. White joined Bath residents at a Monday coffee hosted by Mrs. Langdon T. Thaxter on Neal Street Portland. Attending and serving were numerous Bath women including Mrs. Kimball Mrs. Sidney Thaxter and Mrs. Benjamin Sanderson with helpers. Myrtle Billings returned home from Newton Mass after weeks away. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cheney of South Portland visited Bath friends. Mr. Cheney, formerly with Cummings Motor Co., now works for a Boston periodical. Mr. Cheney and Mildred Witham Cheney were married in Rockland in April. Guysbert B. Vroom Jr. spent the weekend at Phippsburg with his parents Commander and Mrs. Vroom while attending Phillips Academy in Andover.

Frederick H. Kimball Minnie A. White Bath Kimball Langdon T. Thaxter Neal Street Portland Sidney St. Felix Thaxter Benjamin B. Sanderson Leland G. Means Henry M. Payson Phillips Payson Harold R. Robinson Carl M. Robinson Roger V. Snow William McCandles Jr Norman Brown John C. Shroeder Warren B. King Robinson Verrill Grace Sargent Fred Cheney South Portland Cheney Cummings Motor Co Boston Mildred Witham Rockland Guysbert B. Vroom, Jr Phillips Academy Andover Mass Phippsburg Guysbert B. Vroom

Paisley Family News Brief From Bangor and New York

William Paisley son of Mr and Mrs William J Paisley of 39 Week Street left Monday noon by bag for New York to work with brother in law James Kennedy on a vessel at Staten Island Miss Julia A Paisley is in New York visiting their sister Mrs Kennedy Mrs John H Hunt of 362 Middle Street arrived home from Bangor by bus after ten days with her daughter Mrs Philip J Gildart Mr and Mrs Osgood Nickerson of Bangor were weekend guests of his brother Lieut Roger Nickerson and Mrs Nickerson of Cobb Road Mrs William D Sewall of Washington Street left Tuesday for New York and will fly to Fargo NC to visit her daughter Mrs Fred Hector for three weeks

Arthur Sewall 2d Nancy Washington Street William Paisley William J. Paisley Week Street New York James Kennedy Staten Island Julia A. Paisley Kennedy John H. Hunt Middle Street Bangor Philip J. Gildart Osgood Nickerson Lieut Roger Nickerson Nickerson Cobb Road William-D-Sewall-Of-Washington Street Fargo, N. C Fred Hector H. Warren Halterman Harry Portland Archibald M. Main Hilda Adam Maurice Margolis Mr. Margolis

Wellesley selects Mildred McAfee as president

Bow's Kenneth C M Sills among trustees who chose Mildred McAfee to succeed Ellen Fitz Pendleton at Wellesley. Pendleton, 72, announced retirement last year. McAfee, 36, will be the youngest woman to lead Wellesley, and she comes from Oberlin College where F Elizabeth Rice is a student.

Kenneth C. M. Sills Bowdoin College Wellesley College Mildred McAfee Wellesley Ellen Fitz Pendleton Miss McAfee Alice Freeman George Herbert Palmer

Murray attends Maine New Hampshire Bates triangular meet

Mrs Miriam J Murray traveled to Portland on Saturday for a triangular meet featuring Maine New Hampshire and Bates at the municipal stadium. Her son John J Murray Jr Maine junior ran in the sprints.

Miriam J. Murray Portland Maine New Hampshire Bates Municipal Stadium John J. Murray, Jr

Revivalist Rebounds After Street Collision on Summer Street

Rev Omar W Folsom was knocked down by a car Friday morning while crossing Summer street near Front street to the Common steps. He suffered only a stiff elbow and a bruised knee, content to resume his daily walk to the business section on Saturday.

Omar W. Folsom Summer Street Front Street

Bath Visit Planned By American Staff Member

Miss E Winifred Aderton of this city, a staff member of Ambassador Breckinridge Long in Rome, Italy, plans a Bath visit during her vacation in this country and expects to arrive in Boston on June 8.

E. Winifred Aderton Breckinridge Long Rome Italy Bath Boston

Dinner party before Morse High senior ball at High Street

Miss Barbara Tubbs entertained friends at her home on High Street Friday night prior to the Senior May ball at Morse High School. Guests included Miss Virginia Jewett Miss Dorothy Anliker Walter Orgena of Hartford Conn David Brown of Swampscott Mass and Alfred Hughes of Lynn Mass.

Barbara Tubbs High Street Morse High School Virginia Jewett Dorothy Anliker Walter Orgena Hartford

Central Maine Nurses Meet in Brunswick

Miss Stella Dolloff of 1313 Washington street attended the Central Maine District Maine State Nurses Association gathering at the Congregational church in Brunswick. Dr Charles Burnett spoke on psychology, inspiring interest in new membership. Other local notes mention visits and a death in Bath.

Stella Dolloff R.N Washington Street Central Maine District of Maine State Nurses Association Brunswick Congregational Church Charles Burnett Burnett

Copelands Return to Kamp Kosy Camp for Summer

Mr and Mrs E A Copeland, after spending the Winter in St Petersburg Florida, went to their Kamp Kosy camp in Woolwich on Tuesday to spend the Summer there.

E. A. Copeland St. Petersburg Fla Kamp Kosy Woolwich

Bath Sewing Club Guests and Weekend Guests Noted

Mrs. Lester Campbell hosted her sewing club on Washington street with Mrs. Paisley Lermond Butterfield Moore McCabe Ames in attendance. The minutes mention next week's meeting at Mrs. McCabe's North Street home and various visiting relatives, travel details, and an upcoming Junior hospital league gathering with Mrs. Edwin Given.

Lester Campbell Washington Street William Paisley Earl Lermond Andrew Butterfield Wellington A. Moore Henry McCabe Lucian Ames McCabe North Street

Oakland couple leaves Meadow Way visit

Mr and Mrs Richard Ailen of Oakland California who have been guests this week of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Edmund Ford of Meadow Way left on their return trip Sunday.

Richard Ailen Oakland Calif Edmund Ford Meadow Way

John F. Barry Visits Malden Home on Grove Street

John F. Barry of Malden Massachusetts is spending a few days at his old residence located on Grove Street.

John F. Barry Malden Mass Grove Street

Picnic at Vroom Home Hosts Notable Guests

Commander and Mrs. Guysbert B Vroom hosted a Sunday luncheon at their Phippsburg home with out of town guests including Mr. and Mrs. Osgood Nickerson Mr. and Mrs. Karl Philbrick Mrs. William Hight and Ashmead White of Bangor Nathan W. Watson son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Watson of 335 Front street has returned to France after a Spain trip part of his study. He was joined by two American students in France touring Spain and returning via Bordeaux to Lycee Pothier in Orleans where Mr. Watson teaches. The Bath native, Bowdoin graduate, left last August for France and plans to sail home the first of July.

Guysbert B Vroom Thomas J. Casey Vroom Phippsburg Osgood Nickerson Karl Philbrick William Hight Ashmead White Bangor Nathan W. Watson Harry H. Watson Front Street France Spain States Barcelona Balearic Islands Valencia Madrid Bordeaux Lycee Pothier Orleans Loiret Waton Bath Bowdoin Nome

Beacker Names Son Hugo H Beacker Jr

A son was born May 10 in East Orange New Jersey to Mr and Mrs Hugo H Beacker the latter formerly Miss Ruth Ledyard daughter of Mrs Marion and the late James P Ledyard of Bath New York.

East Orange N. J Hugo H. Beacker Ruth Ledyard Marion James P. Ledyard Bath Hugo H. Beacker, Jr

Mrs McInnes Visited Bath Guests in Washington Street Home

Mrs. John McInnes who has been visiting friends in Bath for a week is now a guest of Mrs. Mark W. Sewall on Washington street for several days. She attended a small supper party Monday night hosted by Mrs. Clarence W. Morse and Miss Clare Coombs. Two tables of contract were played and Mrs. Frederick E. Drake won the prize.

John McInnes Frank A. Small Washington Street Arthur Sewall The Stone House Boston Duncan McInnes McInnes John McInnes, Jr Stroudwater Bath Mark W. Sewall Roner Clarence W. Morse Clare Coombs Frederick E. Drake

South End Contract club hosts social and prize winners

Mrs. Harry W. entertained the South End Contract club at High Street with first prize to Mrs. William Small and second to Mrs. Nathan Coffin. Plans for the season finale at Hotel Sedgwick on May 22 were announced. Notables included Mrs. Guy Sprague, Mrs. Richard Quick, tea hosted by Mrs. Frank A. Small, and Cumberland County Woman’s Republican club meeting in Portland with speakers Hon. Raymond S. Oakes and Miss Nettie Burleigh.

Harry W South End High Street Wes William Small Nathan Coffin James P. Bonney Hotel Sedgwick Crosman Guy Sprague Henry W. Butler Mary Pelham Hill Topsham Cumberland County Woman's Republican Club Portland Raymond 8. Oakes Nettie Burleigh Gail Laughlin

Local People and Visits Highlight Shenan Coach Valley Trip

R Morgan of this city visited Endless Caverns in New Market Virginia while motoring through the Shenan Coach Valley. Wallace Plant returns home from Memorial hospital after a six week surgical operation and is reported to be recovering nicely. Mrs Walter S Glidden leaves for Malden Massachusetts to stay a few weeks with her sister Miss Edith K Weeks. Mr and Mrs John S Bishop attend wedding of Virginia May Lamont to Arnold Edgar LeMay in North Harpswell. Reverend George S King officiated at Elijah Kellogg church. LeMays attended Brunswick High School. Mrs Frederick Blaisdell of State College Pennsylvania arrives for visit with Mrs Thomas S Gibbons.

Bath Martha Carroll Berry Falmouth James Fulton Nields, Jr Hardwick Mass St. Mary the Virgin Casco Fort Miss Berry Harold Lee Berry St. Timothy's School Catonsville Geneva League of Nations Shenan Coach Valley R. Morgan New Market Wallace Plant High Street Memorial Hospital Mr. Plant Walter S. Glidden Pearl Street Edith K. Weeks Malden John S. Bishop North Harpswell Virginia May Lamont James R. Gallagher Arnold Edgar LeMay Edgar LeMay West Harpswell George S. King Elijah Kellogg Church Brunswick High School

Local social notes from Bath and surroundings

Miss Evelyn I Trott and Miss Barbara Ross left Friday forenoon for Orena to attend the Spring house party hosted by the Phi Gamma Deltas. Miss Trott will guest Leonard P Litchfield and Miss Ross Newell J Wilson. Kenneth C M Sills Bowdoin president to deliver address at UNH Commencement June 15. Miss Jane Cushing and Miss Alys Thompson returned home on Green Street after Winter in Tryon N C and visits in New York and Dobbs Ferry before Bath summer. Horace Herrick weekend at Southwest Harbor. William Bennett Metropolitan Life Insurance office manager and colleagues attended a testimonial dinner in Boston for Le Roy A Lincoln. party returns Thursday. Mrs William Hight of Bangor visited brother Lieut LeRoy Hornsinger and Mrs Hensinger. Mrs Karcher Jackson hosted four tables of contract for sister-in-law Mrs W Emery Chase Jr who heads to Augusta. High scores to Mrs Robert Hatch Mrs Carl Anderson and Mrs Theodore Watson. Mrs William S Newell hosted contract club at Washington Street luncheon.

Alfred Bucknam New York Bath Louise Bucknam Upper Washington Street Evelyn I. Trott Barbara Ross Orena Phi Gamma Deltas Trott Leonard P. Litchfield Ross Newell J. Wilson Jane Cushing Alys Thompson Green Street Tryon N. C Cushing Miss Thompson Dobbs Ferry N. Y William Bennett Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Wilmer I. Voorhees Carl Pinson Francis McLaughlin Copley Plaza Hotel Boston LeRoy A. Lincoln Karcher Jackson W. Emery Chase Jr Augusta Chase Robert Hatch Carl Anderson Theodore Watson

Wellesley Circus decorations led by Mrs Gage Bailey

Mrs Gage Bailey of Arlington directs decorations for the Wellesley Children's Circus set for next Saturday. Mrs Henry O Trowbridge has returned from Norfolk after a month with her mother Mrs A B Dobbs. nephew Floyd R Evans Jr will stay through the summer. Mrs Wilbur Crocker of 18 Park St has recovered enough to be outdoors, and a two table contract evening hosted by Mrs Dominique Tardif featured prizes won by Mrs Nathan E Coffin and Mrs Aubrey Steen amid a gathering of local acquaintances.

Gage Bailey Arlington, Mass H. A. Nealley Cambridge Henry O. Trowbridge Andrews Road A. B. Dobbs Norfolk Floyd R. Evans Jr Wilbur Crocker Park Street

Hodgkins Return From Weekend Rangeley Fishing Trip

Masters Dana and John Hodgkins of Augusta return with Eben Dana of Woolwich after a weekend fishing party attended by Dr. and Mrs. Hodgkins and friends. Mrs. Hodgkins was formerly Miss Helena Dana of Woolwich.

Masters Dana John Hodgkins Bertram Hodgkins Augusta Eben Dana Woolwich Hodgkins Helena Dana

Maine Visit For War-Era Lieutenant And Family

Lieut. Charles L. Allen and Mrs. Allen of Oakland California have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Ford of Meadow Way. They toured Maine on their first visit, traveled from Ohio to Richmond Indiana, and plan stops in Weymouth Massachusetts New York Canada and Washington Oregon. The party, including Ford’s young son Allen and Mrs. Allen, returned after a seven day land trip. Allen, associated with flying fields in Miami and San Diego during WWI, later acted as a stunt flyer and appeared in the film Fools of the Dark. He now works for Pacific Gas and Electric Light Co. of Oakland. Mrs Myrtle Wilson and Mrs Adgie Smith attended a Spanish War Auxiliary council meeting in Biddeford.

Charles L. Allen Usm Allen Oakland Calif Edmund Ford Meadow Way Maine Ohio Richmond Indiana Miami Fla San Diego Charles Gabriel Weymouth Mass New York Canada Washington Oregon Ford Calais Lieut. Allen Pacific Gas & Electric Light Co

Music club convention attendees in Bangor Maine

Miss Margaret Mackinnon delegate and Mrs. Sturtevant alternate attended the 12th annual Maine Federation of Music Clubs convention in Bangor with Les Camarades Musiques. Concert at All Souls vestry featured Merton Sprague and Francis S. McPherson. Bangor residents Philbrick, White hosted weekend guests. car trips to Nassan College for May day exercises. Old Orchard visitors return after visit with Shepard family.

Margaret M. S. Mackinnon Les Camarades Musicaux Fred K. Sturtevant Maine Federation of Music Clubs Bangor Les Camarades Merton Sprague DeFalla Sylvia Ballet Delibes Francis S. McPherson Bath Club Bangor House All Souls Congregational Church Ralph O. Dale Jeannette Shackford Netta Briggs Elwood Legard Sanford Nassan College

Weekend Visit Notes in Groton and Bangor

Carl Blaisdell of Groton Conn spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Oakes Blaisdell of Goddard Street. He arrived to assist their home and was joined by his wife and young son John Oakes Blaisdell who had been guests for a week. Margaret Riley of New Harbor works at the Colonial Cafe. Also listed as visitors are Mrs Walter Higgins Miss Marion White Mr and Mrs Bowdoin Nealley Mr and Mrs Hutchins and Mr and Mrs Vose of Bangor who were Sunday guests of Commodore and Mrs Guysbert B Casey at the home of Commodore and Mrs Vroom in Phippsburg.

Carl Blaisdell Groton, Conn Walter Higgins Marion White Bowdoin Nealley Hutchins Vose Bangor Com Guysbert B. Vroom Thomas J. Casey

Portsmth Man Honored Rotary Talk Highlights

Portsmth coverage recalls Edward F. McFaddin of Hope Ark addressing a Rotary district convention as a dynamic, growing business view of Rotary. He cites 3963 clubs, 168983 members in 80 countries, 10 percent annual turnover and 98 percent club survival, with Rotary International revenues around 600000 after subscriptions. J W Nichols of IBM discusses production versus distribution and jobs, while Gov. Alan Bird’s address is noted.

McFaddin Rotary Edward F. McFaddin Hope, Ark Rotary International International

Pulpwood Barges Dock at James C Mulligan Co Wharf

City news notes the arrival of the barges No 2 and Orleans from St Martins N B with about 359 cards of pulpwood for Pejepscot Paper Co to the James C Mulligan Co pier. The Salvation Army reports many transients visiting its hall and a Thursday lunch for about 35.

Orleans St. John Salvation Army

Rotary club Winter Carnival praised at conference

A Bath Rotary club event for local youth was lauded at a conference described as a highlight of the Rotary year. The program featured a magician’s act by Doctor Harlan Tarbell, noted as Hermann the Great and Houdini’s worthy successor. Also mentioned are travel notes for Tarbell and a visit by Miss Hilda Adam to New York after two months with relatives in Brunswick.

Bath Rotary Club Harlan Tarbell Hermann the Great Houdini Denver New York Brunswick

Lemont obituary recalls school days in Lemont

A Times reader recalls Frank P. Lemont and classmates from the North Street Primary in the early sixties. The reminiscence highlights spellings, a hickory and walnut ruler, and a aunt’s connection through Miss Mary Higgins. Edward Fe Briry, MD, notes the 1936 date and names Fred Lemont and Edward Barry as survivors.

the Times Frank P. Lemont One Times Frank Lemont North Street Mary Higgins Frank Pred Lemont Ernest Ed Barry Edward Hogan George McQuarrie Frank McLellan Edward FE. Briry

Petition to Sell Real Estate for Debts in Bath Maine 1936

Isabelle M. King petitions Probate Court for license to sell all real estate to pay debts and funeral expenses. Notice ordered publishing in Bath Independent for three weeks, hearing set June 9, 1936, in Bath Sagadahoe County.

State OF Maine Sagedaoc Isabelle M. King Bath John Ff. King John F. King Sagadahoc State of Maine Floral Street Edward J. McKenna Sprague Brackley McKenna Pieral Street Angus McDoneld McDonald's Fred Brackley Florel Street Persperes Artis Sagadahoe

Probate Notices for Sagadahoc estates in Bath area

On May 18 1936 Thelma Barbour Moore of Hartford was named administratrix of John W B Barbour of Bath and appointed Joseph A Aldred of Topsham as her agent. Evelyn Petrock of Bath was named administratrix of Nathen tiock estates and Edward W Bridgham and Arthur J Dunton of Bath were named trustees for Carrie V Wlate of West Bath.

Thelma Barbour Moore Hartford Connecticut Evelyn Petrock Bath Sagadahoc Nathen Tiock Edward W. Bridgham Arthur J. Dunton Estat Carrie V. Wlater West Bath

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John H. Hyde Brookline Elmhurst Frederick E. Drake, Jr International Mercantile Marine Lines Mr. Drake Cape Town South Africa Harry M. Huse Guy Nichols Alonzo Fletcher Mr. Fletcher Ellsworth Falls Andrew Willard Gavett Dennysville Gavett Mary Monroe Morse High Maine Central Texas Co Margaret Adams Weeks Reading Elizabeth Wittich Ernest Stanwood Westminster Street Ruth H. Farnham Richard Quick California Texas Steamship Co Baltimore Port Arthur Texas Wilbur H. Crocker Rangeley Lakes Oliver Moses Lodge Hibbert L. Norton New England Conservatory of Music Jordan Hall Mr. Norton Rulon Robison Conservatory Psyche Paladilhe Fafire Lalo Aubade Au Pays Holmes William Bowie Page Wyman Mechanic Street Rupert H. Baxter Alden G. Smith Raymond J. Darney San Francisco Mrs. Baxter Fred Soule Montsweag Bath Memorial Hospital Walter Johnson Duxbury Myrtle Billings Newton Calvin W. Rogers C. Ek. Kelley Russell Street West Palm Beach J. E. C. Sawyer Woodfords June Freeman William E. Freeman Yarmouth Barbara M. Freeman John Freeman Snow Park Miss Freeman James B. Lemont Donald Specht Vinie C. Freeman Bowdoin Center Minnie Cressey Shepard Street Benjamin Cressey Hugh D. Grant Montreal Dundee Que Dr. Grant C. R. Grant Roger D. Skillings Junior Hospital League Edwin H. Given Frank Blake Mechanic Falls Westpoort J. A. Williams Frederick Blaisdell State College, Pa Thomas S. Gibbons University of New Hampshire Horace Herrick Southwest Harbor LeRoy Hornsinger Hensinger William S. Newell Contract Club Dominique Tardif Nathan E. Coffin Aubrey Steen Sanford B. Nickerson Raymond Hart Roger Pierce Flossie M. Beals Archie Wishart Myrtle Wilson Spanish War Auxiliary Adgie Smith Biddeford Charles Mooers Arthur Old Orchard City Ernest M. Shepard Upper High Street Margaret Riley New Harbor Colonial Cafe Portsmouth J. W. Nichols F. W. Nichols International Business Machines Corp New England Haid Bird Alan Bird Bath-Brunswick Cook’s Corner College Pines City Messenger Board of Registration Center Street Ralph C. Covel First District Democratic Committee A. G. Willey Bar Mills Jane Callan Kilroy Ethel Carron Rumford A. A. Stott Herbert Groves Priscilla Warner John W. Warner Lincoln and North Streets Bath Country Club Galen C. Moses Andrew M. Butterfield Granite Street Dancing Mary H. Cunningham Wiscasset Boothbay Fashion Shop Day’s Ferry River Road George McElman Gardiner Dike Edmund Staples Mitchell School Effie Wright Mitchell Roscoe P. McFadden Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs South Street Maine Federation of Women's Clubs Goddard Pond Lemont Edward E. Barry Higgins Walter Glidden John L. Jack Register John J. Jack
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