Local notes honor engagements births and events
Mrs Sidney W Noyes of Ardsley New York and her sister Mrs Eben J Marston of Washington street were present as the Noyes camp at Sebago Lake opens for the season. Frank Noyes engagement to Isabel B Noyes was announced at the Mayfair hotel in New York. Miss Noyes is a Brearley School graduate and studied interior decorating in Europe. Mr Noyes a Yale graduate of 1933 works at Manufacturers Trust Co New York and was on a championship undefeated Yale golf team. Ernest B Heald of Mechanic street reopened his North end barber shop after eight months illness. Mary Alice Clappison celebrated her seventh birthday with a Maypole dance and games at the Meeker home on Washington street. Prizes went to Mary Pierse Anne Desmond and Doreen Higgins. A May picnic followed. Miss Lynette Walker Morse High English teacher spent the weekend in Orono. Mrs W S Nason of Bath entertained with two tables of contract for the Misses Varney of Wiscasset guests. Carolyn Varney won first prize Frances Peaslee second Sarah Varney consolation. Mr and Mrs Stanley Brown and daughter Marguerite visited Portland Saturday. Hibbert Norton of Bath performed in a Boston concert with New England Conservatory advanced students in Jordan Hall accompanied by Marie Holt of Saco. A son born May 13 to Mr and Mrs Robert E Kingsbury of 40 York street has been named Eugene Harvey Kingsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney W. Noyes
Ardsley
N. Y
Eben J. Marston
Washington Street
Miss Noyes
Brearley School
Parsons Fine Arts School of New York
Europe
Noyes
Hotchkiss School
Yale University
Manufacturers Trust Co
New York
Yale
Mary Alice Clappison
James A. Clappison
Andrews Road
Charlotte J. Meeker
Washinton Street
Mary Pierse
Anne Desmond
Doreen Higgins
Elaine Neves
Barbara Reardon
Mary Pierze
Jane Trott
Elizabeth Trott
Ruth Small
Rhoda Kutz
Marion Small
Virginia Trott
Eunice Nadeau
Gloria Leavitt
Margaret Turo
Betty Small
Virginia Nadeau
W. S. Nason
Bathstrest
Varney
Wiscasset
Carolyn Varney
Frances Peaslee
Sarah Varney
Hibbert Norton
Bath
Jordan Hall
Boston
New England Conservatory of Music
Mr. Norton
Marie Holt
Saco
Debussy
Romance
Holmes
Winter Sojourns and Local Postings Across New England
Rodney E Ross Cecil E Paine and Edwin R Andrews Hyde Windlass Co return from Moose river fishing quota of salmon and fine trout. John F Berry Malden Mass visits Grove street home after fourth Florida winter. George A Wade Jr to summer with mother after attending Portland School for the Deaf. The measles epidemic paused local graduation exercises. Robert Wagner family visit Boston. Revere Reynolds takes over Newberry store management from Howard Tierney. Bath Iron Works executive Roland Hill on business in New York. Frank H Phillips and spouse of Reading Pa wintered in St Petersburg Fla visit Bonney family and prepare Southport cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney E. Ross
Cecil E. Paine
Edwin R. Andrews
The
Hyde Windlass Co
Moose River
Moosehead Lake
Maynard
John F. Brrry
Malden
Mass
Grove Street
St. Petersburg
Fla
Florida
George A. Wade, Jr
Washington Street
George A. Wade
School For the Deaf
Portland
Social News Tidbits From Local Families and Visitors
Capt and Mrs Martin Haley and son Robert of New York visit Capt Haley's brother Capt Thomas Haley at 2 Cobb Road. Others arriving include Walter Imhoff of Lancaster with updates from Essex reporters about rough Atlantic crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin F. Haley
Robert All
New York
Walter Imhoff
Lancaster
Capt. Haley
Capt
Thomas K. Haley
Cobb Road
Baxter family returns from seven month abroad trip
Hon. and Mrs. Rupert H. Baxter and relatives completed a seven month journey visiting England and Germany. They sailed from Hamburg aboard the steamship New York on the Hamburg American line. The group was greeted by Mrs. Bruce White and family on arrival in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert H. Baxter
Alden G. Smith
Byron F. Barker
England
Baxter
H. C. Baxter & Bro
Germany
Berlin
Hamburg
New York
Albert Ballin
Bruce White
Topsham
Mr. White
Lucy
H. and H. Bridge Club Weekend at Sunset Lodge
The H. and H. bridge club spent the weekend at Sunset Lodge cabins in Vas Salboro with members including Mrs. Maurice A. Libby Mrs. Arthur Mac Donald Mrs. Donald F. McRae Mrs. Roxanne C. Merry Miss Evelyn Petlock Miss Marcia Petlock Miss Edith M. Renaud and Mrs. Joseph T. Smith along with guests Mrs. Alvah A. Morse and Miss Katherine MacDonald of Portland. Major William R. Kimball returned from New York after a longer than planned trip ending with injuries from a hit and run incident April 11 and hospitalization through Friday. Mrs. S. Levin of Bath department store left for Boston on business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bridge Club
Sunset Lodge
Vassalboro
Maurice A. Libby
Arthur MacDonald
Donald F. McRae
Roxanne C. Merry
Evelyn Petlock
Marcia Petlock
Edith M. Renaud
Joseph T. Smith
Alvah A. Morse
Katherine MacDonald
Portland
William R. Kimball
New York
Reconstruction Hospital
Miss Phyllis Eaton Named Queen of the May at Nassan Institute
Morse '33 alumna Miss Phyllis V. Eaton was chosen May Queen for Nassan Institute May Day. Festivities include a May breakfast for parents and friends, a tea, style show, operetta, Maypole dance, and a May ball. Miss Eaton is daughter of Mr. Leon R. Eaton and Mrs. William W. Dennison of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis V. Eaton
Morse
Nassan Institute
Miss Eaton
Leon R. Eaton
Boy suffers badly fractured finger in scrub ball game
Arthur Brown thirteen son of Maurice C Brown and Mrs Brown of Upper Washington street is at Memorial hospital with a badly fractured finger after a fly ball struck the end of the finger at Higgins field near Harvard street Thursday evening The fracture caused the bone to break through the skin Mrs Joseph A Young of Parker Head was an overnight visitor Saturday of Mrs Katherine Johnson at 92 Union street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Maurice C. Brown
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Higgins’ Field
Harvard Street
Joseph A. Young
Parker Head
Katherine Johnson
Union Street
Masons Visit Maine Consistory Delegation Hosts Visiting Officials
Frank Reinoehl and guests attended the Maine Consistory Scottish Rite in Portland with Melvin M. Johnson visiting as sovereign grand commander. Bath delegation joined a banquet and witnessed degree conferrals. Etta Stewart has recovered enough to go out. Carl E. Nelson and Mrs. Nelson visit from Washington with Nelson retiring next year after 19 years in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reinoehl
Frederick Edney
George C. Quicksall
John Wishart
Portland
Maine
Masonic Temple
Melvin M. Johnson
Bath
Reincehl
Ruth Farnham Transferred Between Offices
Mrs. Ruth H. Farnham an E R A investigator moves from Wiscasset to the Bath office in a departmental transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth H. Farnham
Wiscasset
Bath Office
Mrs Phillips Opens Summer Home After Winter Travel
Mrs. F H Phillips of Reading Pennsylvania has gone to Southport to open her Summer home after visiting her niece Mrs James T Bonney in Union Street Court. She spent the winter in St Petersburg and traveled to Orlando and Daytona before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Phillips
Reading
Southport
James T. Bonney
Union Street Court
Phillips
St. Petersburg
Orlando
Daytona
Mrs Churchill Attends Emerson Mason Recital in Portland
Mrs George A Churchill of 937 High Street spent the weekend with her niece Miss Dorothy Mason at the Los Angeles apartments in Portland and attended the Emerson Mason dance recital at the Playhouse Saturday matinee and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Churchill
High Street
Dorothy Mason
Los Angeles
Portland
Emerson-Mason
Playhouse
Summer arrivals to Popham Beach from Milton and Watertown
Mrs. Robert Cody and her daughter Anne of Milton Massachusetts will be among early Summer arrivals at Popham Beach. Mrs Cody plans to reopen the former Stevens home in the village after returning from Boston later this month. Her mother Mrs A L Graham of Watertown Massachusetts will spend July with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cody
Anne
Milton
Mass
Popham Beach
Cody
Stevens
Boston
A. L. Graham
Watertown
Mrs Hill and companions visit Portsmouth on Friday
Mrs. Roland F. Hill Miss Jane Killian and Mrs. A MacCammon visited in Portsmouth New Hampshire Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland F. Hill
Jane Killian
A. MacCammon
Portsmouth
N. H
Amateur Noyes Qualifies for National Open in Pittsburgh
Sidney W. Noyes Jr. is one of three amateurs from the Metropolitan golf district to earn a spot in the National Open set for June in Pittsburgh. Of 13 qualifiers, ten are professionals. Helen Lee, Wintering in West Newton and Cambridge, Mass, arrives in the city for a Maine summer stay. Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. McPhee and family visit Salem, N. H. They will return Sunday. Jane Cushing and Alys Thompson plan a Bath summer after a stay in Tryon, N. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney W. Noyes, Jr
Sidney W. Noyes
Ardsley, N. Y
Metropolitan
New York
Pittsburg
Helen Lee
West Newton
Cambridge
Mass
Maine
Jane Cushing
Alys Thompson
Green Street
Bath
Tryon
N. C
Fitzgeralds Visit Fitzgerald matriarch in Augusta
Mr and Mrs Charles M Fitzgerald and daughter Joanne visit Mrs John E Fitzgerald at 900 Washington Street while Mr Fitzgerald works at the Veterans Administration in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Fitzgerald
Joanne
Mr. Fitzgerald
John E. Fitzgerald
Washington Street
Veterans’ Administration
Augusta
Junior Aid of Beacon Street M E church meeting report
The Junior Aid of Beacon Street M E church met Monday at 7 30 in the vestry with 32 present including one new member and two visitors. Hostesses were Mrs J Russell Grant Mrs Kenneth Thayer and Mrs Paul Locke. A report on the June 17 supper was given. A new supply of Jello is on sale. Next meeting is June 3. Mr and Mrs W Dayton Hill hosted a dinner party on Washington street with card games that Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
M. E. Church
J. Russell Grant
Kenneth Thayer
Paul Locke
John Hopkins
Death of Elliot Hart in Portland
Fred A. Bowie of 26 Drummond street received word of the death of Elliot Hart son of Mr and Mrs Em ery A Hart of 61 Roberts street Portland formerly Bath. He died after an illness of several weeks. The funeral was Monday at 3 30 p m in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Bowie
Drummond Street
Elliot Hart
Emery A. Hart
Roberts Street
Portland
Bath
Higgins to Perform Opera at Colby May Queen Event
Miss Margaret E. Higgins daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred J Higgins of 80 Lincoln Street will take part in an opera drama before Colby college May Queen and court on May 25. Higgins Morse 33 is a Colby freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Higgins
Fred J. Higgins
Lincoln Street
Colby College
Miss Higgins
Morse
Colby
Grace church delegates attend Maine Episcopal convention
Rev. Charles M. Tubbs Frederick E. Drake and James B. Drake attended the 114th annual convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Maine in Portland. Tubbs was reappointed to the Field department and chaired Unfinished Business. Drake joined finance and insurance committees and both were reappointed to the Diocesan council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
Frederick E. Drake
James B. Drake
Grace Church
Episcopal Church of
Diocese of
Maine
Portland
Tubbs
Mr. Drake
Drake
Mrs Sawyer Returns Home After Winter in Woodfords
Mrs J E C Sawyer returns home to Washington street after spending the winter and spring in Woodfords.
Mrs Sewall to Visit Montreal and Prout's Neck
Mrs Samuel S Sewall is spending a few weeks with her sister Mrs Robert Jellett in Montreal after leaving Redlands California on May first by car. She plans to open her summer home at Prout's Neck early in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel S. Sewall
Robert Jellett
Montreal
Mrs Stendrup Visiting Mother in Long Island
Mrs. Harry L. Stendrup of Great Neck Long Island is visiting two weeks with her mother Mrs. James H. Scott at 58 Union Street. Mrs. Scott spent the winter in Long Island with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Stendrup
Great Neck
L. I
James H. Scott
Union Street
Local residents take to travel and visits this weekend
Mrs. Emma Pierce returns from Richmond to Washington street after weeks as a guest of her son Stanley Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bimson and Miss Jane S. Murphy depart for New York for several days. Capt. and Mrs. Martin E. Haley and son Robert of New York with Walter Imhoff of Lancaster and Miss Ethel Barter motor to Boothbay Harbor. Councilman Louis P. Eseley and grandson Louis join Frank Richardson at Pine Wood Fishing Camps Canton for salmon and trout fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Lucian R. Ames with Lawson and Madge Armstrong drive to Bridgton to visit the Ames camp on Highland Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Pierce
Washington Street
Richmond
Stanley Pierce
James A. Bimson
Jane S. Murphy
New York
Martin E. Haley
Robert
Walter Imhoff
Lancaster, Pa
Ethel Barter
Boothbay Harbor
Louis P. Eseley
Louis
Frank Richardson
Pine Wood
Canton
Lucian R. Ames
Lawson
Madge Armstrong
Bridgton
Ames
Highland Lake
Woman Hosts Bridge Tea for Girl Scouts Camp Fund
Mrs Sumner Sewall opened her home at 7 North Street on a Tuesday afternoon for a bridge and tea to aid the Girl Scouts camp fund. The event, with 26 tables, supported by Local Council and Leaders' association, drew many guests and helped send scouts to camp. Winners included Mrs Harold Freeman for first prize a vase, Mrs Archibald Main for second prize a cut glass paper weight, and Mrs Joseph Purdue for consolation prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
North Street
Girl Scouts
Pine Cone Troop
Catherine Shellenbarger
Wise Owl Troop
Association
Louise Briggs
Margaret Austin
Ruth Dale
Bertha Lord
Ruth Powers
Ellen Stevens
Harold E. Freeman
Archibald M. Main
Joseph O. Purdue
Cosmopolitan Club Hosts Dessert Bridge for Rug Fund
The Cosmopolitan club held a Monday dessert bridge at the club house with ten tables. Mrs. Donald N. Small chaired the event and a substantial sum was added to the rug fund. First prize went to Mrs. Clarence A. Merrill for an even proof casserole. second to Mrs. William W. Dennison for sards. Strawberries, shortcake and coffee were served. Louise Bucknama led refreshments with helpers including Miss Elizabeth E. Dunbar and Mrs. Stanley M. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Donald N. Small
Clarence A. Merrill
William W. Dennison
Louise Bucknama
William Yule
Elizabeth E. Dunbar
Stanley M. Brown
George A. Churchill
Small
Joseph I. Smith
Willian R. Freeman
May Meeting of Philathea Class at Corliss Street Church
The Philathea class of Corliss Street Church met Monday night for a May gathering. Mrs. Dwinal EF. Cornish assisted by Miss Velma I. Cornish led a brief business session, identified baby pictures, and organized games with refreshments. Attendees included several named members with plans for the next meeting June 10 at Miss Doris Hutchins' Cherry Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Corliss Street
Dwinal EF. Cornish
Rose Street
Velma I. Cornish
Harry Donnell
Walter James
Chester Plant
Earl Morang
Seth Snipe
Harold S. Walker
Doris Hutchins
Murray Bridges
F. Arthur Berry
Cherry Street
Visiting Edward E. Sonia Seen in Somerville
Edward E. Sonia of 103 Beacon Street visits Somerville Massachusetts with his sister Mrs. Ernest Fenno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Sonia
Beacon Street
Somerville, Mass
Ernest Fenno
Maine Song Bird Debuts in Benefit Concert
Mr and Mrs Archibald Main attend a benefit concert for the Parent Teachers Association at Cony High School in Augusta on Monday evening. Miss Helen Yorke, labeled The Maine Song Bird, made her first appearance in this part of the state to a crowded hall, praised for her lyric soprano voice and Italian operatic successes. She is touring Maine cities to support charitable causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Main
Parent-Teachers Association
Augusta
Cony High School
Helen Yorke
Miss Yorke
Yorke
Italy
Social Notes From Laconia and Surrounding Towns
Miss Mary Arck of Laconia visits sister in Portland area. Fort Williams guests include Mrs. Halterman and Mrs. Zuppann with Mrs. Main hosting luncheon. Ex Senator Carlton at Lily Bay camp for fishing. Bowling party at Bowdoin includes Miss Donnell of Wellesley. Portland visitors Mr. and Mrs. McLellan. Elie Robertson from Manchester-By-the-Sea at Kennebec summer home. Andrews mourns uncle death in Bridgton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Halterman
Lloyd Zuppann
Black
Fort Williams
Halterman
Archibald M. Main
F. W. Carlton
Lily Bay
Moosehead Lake
Elie Robertson
Manchester-By-the-Sea
Mass
Kennebec
Ex-Mayor and Mrs Irish Return From San Diego Trip
Ex Mayor and Mrs Allen M. Irish and Mrs Clarence W. Morse with Miss Clare Coombs arrived home by automobile Sunday from San Diego California after an absence since January Ex Mayor and Mrs Samuel R. Percy parents of Mrs Irish returned by rail Friday night after spending the winter in San Diego
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen M. Irish
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
San Diego
Calif
Samuel R. Percy
Irish
Hodgkins welcome son in Lewiston hospital
A son was born Wednesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Hodgkins of Auburn in Central Maine General hospital Lewiston. Mrs. Hodgkins was formerly Miss M Elsie Wakefield of 53 South street. Kennebec Farm left Tuesday morning for a month's trip into the Allagash region. Mr. Moulton is a guide for Boothbay camps. Mrs. John H. Hyde who passed the weekend in Bath returned Tuesday to Brookline where she has been passing the Winter. Miss Miriam W. Kimball accompanied her for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Hodgkins
Auburn
Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Kennebec
Allagash
Moulton
Boothbay
John H. Hyde
Bath
Brookline
Miriam W. Kimball
Chicken visits school and naps on Ruth Sessions desk
Alfred Sessions of Norway keeps two tame pet chickens named Tweedle-dee and Tweedle-dum. Brought up in the kitchen due to cold, one day Mrs Sessions took a bird to the Upper Primary school where it wandered to Ruth Sessions’s desk and slept on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Sessions
Norway
Alfred
Tweedle-dee
Tweedle-dum
Cary Library at Moutton Announces Mora torium on Overdue Books
Cary library at Moutton announces a Saturday moratorium on overdue books regardless of how long they have been out. Return the items and fines will not be collected. The library may call borrowers after books if busy schedules prevent in person returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Moutton
Winter Street church Auxiliary reelects officers at annual meeting
Officers of the Auxiliary of Winter Street church were reelected at the annual meeting in the ladies parlor with 46 members present. Miss Alice F. Johnson was named president and Miss Catherine E. Leonard vice president. A covered dish supper followed, decorations featured pink and green tulips and forget me nots, and plans for summer kitchen improvements and linen supplies were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Church
Alice F. Johnson
Catherine E. Leonard
Olney C. Perry
Priscilla EB. Delby
Carleton L. Rice
Flower Fund
Janette W. Smith
State Congregational Conference
John W. Sheldon
Edgar Leavitt
Catherine Leonard
Mary Leonard
David Y. Alkazin
Ernest Freeman
Joseph O. Purdue
Archie Doyle
J. Albert Redlon
Ralph Tourtillotte
Fred King
Ralph Cale
Mary Campbell
Chester Robberts
Russell M. Colby
William Potter
Arthur S. Crockett
William Crowley
Charles Andre
Miss Johnson
Montsweag Fireside Forum Meets at Pearl Nelder
Montsweag notes announce a May 23 meeting at eight o'clock with Mrs. Pearl Nelder and Mrs. Walter Leavitt as leader. Sunday marks The World's Good Will Day with a church program, a children's play Those Who Follow at 11 a.m., and The Invincible Good Will of Jesus at eight p.m. Special music is planned both morning and evening. The next Willing Workers' meeting is June 4 at Mrs. Gilbert Hathorne's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag Fireside Forum
Pearl Nelder
Walter Leavitt
Jesus
Gilbert Hathorne
Belmont man to face embezzlement charge in Bath case
Basil J. Finnegan of Belmont was brought to Bath on a warrant for embezzling 1100 shares of stock from Mrs. Cora A. Small. He was not arraigned before Judge John J. Keegan, who ordered $1,000 bail for appearance Saturday at 10:00 to answer to charges to be named. The judge indicated larceny would be the underlying charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil J. Finnegan
Belmont
Bath
Cora A. Small
Pine Street
John J. Keegan
Keegan
Funeral for William F. Pond Held at Home
The funeral of William F. Pond longtime assistant postmaster at Bath was largely attended Sunday afternoon at his Milan Street home. Rev. Harley A. Shattuck officiated with bearers Dr. Paul G. Bagdikian Henry W. Owen Jr William J. Perry and Edwin E. Pinson. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
William F. Pond
Bath
Milan Street
Harley A. Shattuck
Beacon Street
Paul G. Bagdikian
Henry W. Owen, Jr
William J. Perry
Edwin E. Pinson
Oak Grove
Cigar Habit Cured by Noted Negro Boy in Georgia
Dr James H Pennington head of X ray department at the Facility hospital Togus relates how a kinky haired Negro boy in Georgia unintentionally cured him of cigar smoking. The boy dropped a cigar butt in a hallway and the doctor, seeing it, stopped smoking cigars and now only smokes cigarettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
James H. Pennington
Togus
Pennington
Georgia
Maine Fraternities Close Spring Social Season
University of Maine hosts closing weekend with ten campus fraternities holding open houses and formals attended by over 500 couples. Beta Theta Phi members occupied three cottages at Green Lake for weekend guest gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maine
Beta Theta
Phi
Peter Son
Green Lake
Bath area sees chain letter scam and civic notes
Local Bath readers report a chain letter scam sold by a national store chain for five cents. The edition covers police parking ordinances, rail and bridge work, liquor raid bonds, a shipyard relic tale, a rummage sale, and town notices including weather, traffic, and wildlife concerns.
Beth Israel Synagogue observes Lag B'Omer anniversary service
The Ber Mitzvah of Beth Israel Synagogue was observed Tuesday evening on Lag B'Omar night with community members and out of town guests including Rabbi Morris H. Chapman of Lewiston and Rabbi Greenfield of Auburn as speakers. The program featured services, remarks on Jewish ideals, musical offerings by Morris H. Cohen, a candle lighting ceremony, and a birthday cake in the vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Israel
Morris H. Chapman
Lewiston
Rabbi Greenfield
Auburn
Samuel Pinsky
Samuel Pfeffer
Rabbi Chapman
Israel
Morris H. Cohen
David
Cogan
Louis Abramson
Cohen
Morris S. Povich
Isadore Singer
Louis Abelon
Esther Abelon
Israel Abelon
Philip Abelon
Brunswick
Mary Arik
Laconia
N. H
Veteran Barker Gramp Scribner Recovers After Cellar Slip
Herman B Scribner a 91 year old veteran barker from Dexter returned from a visit to Springfield Vermont and misjudged a cellar door thinking it was a bathroom door He landed on the cement floor between two posts saving his arms The doctor found no broken bones and Gramp is back about town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman B
Gramp” Scribner
Dexter
Barker
Springfield
Gramp
Stera-Kleen Removes Stains for Dentures Endorsed by Dentists
The ad promotes Stera-Kleen as a daily cleaner for removable dental work endorsed by 15,000 dentists and Good Housekeeping. It claims stain removal, denture breath reduction, and no brushing needed, with prices at 20c and 60c from Hallet & Co and The Rexall Store in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Bath Stera
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Mechanic Street
North End
Lynette Walker
Morse High School
Orono
Stanley Brown
Marguerite
Robert E. Kingsbury
York Street
Eugene Harvey Kingsbury
Robert Wagner
Otis
Revere Reynolds
Attleboro, Mass
Bridgewater
Newberry
Howard E. Tierney
Rockland
Mr. Reynolds
Mrs. Reynolds and Son
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Frank H. Phillips
Union Court
Frederick H. Kimball
Frederick Bradeen
Essex, Conn
Plymouth
Atlantic
Robert Waiton
William
Durham
John Moore
Lena Spinney
Dyer-Flaher
Doris Kingsbury
Spinney
Robert Gallagher
Evelyn Middleton
Frank Moses
Raymond. Trott
Medford, Mass
George Moses
Howard J. Brewer
Collier Berwindglen
Mrs. Brewer
Middle Street
Andrew C. Flaherty
Sacred Heart Circle
D. of I
Daughters of Isabella
Rumford
Louis Allain
Philip Tardif
Flaherty
Ruth Johnson
Maxwell Powers
Brockton
Bertha Matteson
J. Franklin Farnham
Deering Avenue
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary
Etta Stewart
Carl E. Nelson
Optical School
United States Navy
Washington, D. C
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Charles O. Nelson
Navy
Washington
Howard S. McPhee
Evelyn
Jackie
Salem
Daniel E. McPhee
Summer Street
Five Islands
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J. E. C. Sawyer
Woodfords
Marcia Moulton
W. Emery Chase, Jr
Cobbroad
Belfast
Mary Arck
Laconia, N. H
David S. Cogan
Mr. Cogan
Jeannette Shackford
Jane Donnell
Bowdoin
Harry McLellan
Jane Donne
Wellesley College
Theta Delta Phi
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Pia
Montsweag
W. F. Pond
Dike
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Une Barter
Waller Street
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Crosby's Inn
Brunswick Road
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Turnercourt
Newcomb
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Miss Douglas
Maine Historical Society
Longfellow
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Henry W. Butler
Sagadahoz Woman’s Republican Club
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Municipal Committee On Police
Police Department
Path
Greenleaf
Squirrel Island
Virginia
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King’s Dock
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Kennebec County
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Small Point
Albert Henderson
Bay Shore
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