Salvation Army Captains Wed in Uniform Ceremony
Captain Walter E. Lamie of Bath and Captain Mary Blaine of Wilkes Barre were married Friday in West Haven Conn in a ceremony featuring Salvation Army personnel. The service was officiated by Col. Norman Marshall with Major Albert Pickering in charge of details. The couple will return to Bath where Mrs Lamie will work with her husband in Salvation Army duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Bath
Mary Blaine
Wilkes-Barre
Walter E. Lamie
West Haven
Norton-Hersey Wedding Sunday in Bath
Bilton Norion of Ban and Miss Lei Bersit Pratt were married Sunday at four in Bath with Rev W Stanley Pratt officiating. Attendants included Mrs Peterson as matron of honor and Warren F. Hawley Jr as best man. The groom, son of Arthur C Norton and the late Grace Gilbert Norton of Bath, worked at Bath Iron Works and belonged to Polar Star lodge. The bride, daughter of Maude E and the late Clinton D Hersey of Portland, graduated from Portland High School in 1934. After a short honeymoon, the couple will live at 89 Oliver Street, Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilton
T Norion
Ban
Lei Bersit Prattand
Tor
Arthur C
Grace Gilbert Norton
Bath
Morse High
Alwams Asociation
Bath Iron Works Corp
Polar Star Lodge
Masons
Maude E
Clinton D. Hersey
Portland
Portland High School
Afton
Carl Wright
Mr. Wright
Hibbert Norton
Barbara Gilbert
Caroline McLean
Boston
Norton
Oliver Street
Bath honors Armes family at Maine fair tribute
The Armes family of Bath Maine receives statewide praise in a testimonial dinner with Governor Barrows and Senator Sewall sending greetings. Harold and Richard Armes along with their parents depart Bath for a week at the Fair visiting aquacade venues and New York attractions while a Detroit Ford sedan, chauffeur and maid accompany them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Armes
Bath
Harold
Richard
State House
Lewis O. Barrows
Vennett
Sumner Sewall
Senator Sewall
Venineet
Note Damsel
Chiff Leeman
Ralph F. Small
Daniel Williams
Mr .Tardif
O'Neil N. Houde
John J Mulcahy
Thomas Lachance
Une
Venneth
Houdes
Eugene Mr Desmond
Retail Merchants’ Association
New York City
Miss Mary Sewall to Receive Honor at Smith Commencement
Miss Mary Sewall daughter of Hon and Mrs Arthur Sewall of the Stone house Whiskeag road is a candidate for the Bachelor of Arts degree at Smith college Northampton Massachusetts at the 62d Commencement exercises on Monday June 17 Sewall prepared at Emma Willard School Troy New York and majored in sociology She was a member of the Social Science and Flying clubs the bowling team and served as class representative from her house to the House of Representatives one of the college’s governing bodies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Stonehouse
Whiskeag Road
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Sewall
Emma Willard School
Troy
M. Y
Smith
Social Science
House of Representatives
Pre-nuptial party for Cormier Thibeau couple in Lewiston
Mr and Mrs Alphonse A Cormier hosted a Saturday party for their son Alfred E Cormier and Miss Maxine M Thibeau of Lewiston. About 60 guests from Maine towns attended. Attendants include Helen Cormier Lucille Bolduc Ruth Pearl. Best man Arthur Cormier. Ushers Norman Paradis Lawrence Foster Edward Harkins. Guests from Bath Westbrook Yarmouth Auburn Rumford and other towns joined in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse A. Cormier
Front Street
Alfred E. Cormier
Maxine M. Thibeau
Lewiston
St. Peter and Paul Cathedral
Maine
Alexander Boissoneaux
Westbrook
Arthur St. Pierre
Algernon Eastman
Thibeau
Jacob H. Thibeau
Central Avenue
Cormier
Boston Navy Yard
William Cormier
Herbert Allen
Desire Amirault
Samuel Stover
Maurice Turcotte
Frank Friolette
Janet
Frank Lanteigne
Merle Chaney
Arthur Cormier
Ralph Milliken
Rosaline Cormier
Jacob Niles
Alfred Therriault
Constance
James Savoie
Bertilda
Camille Poirier
Arthur Rippel
Telesphere Rousseau
Marie Blanchard
Charles Christie
Fred Doiron
Rowdon Leighton
Priscilla Boissoneau
Alexander Boissoneau
Dolphus Dugas
Yarmouth
Rosaire St. Pierre
Yolande Juneau
Rosairio Fortier
Ruth Pearl
Auburn
Lawrence Foster
Winthrop
Alphonse Hachey
Rumford
Barbara Bartlett
Livermore Falls
Alphonse Albert
Caraquet
New Brunswick
Edward Couture
Lancaster and Linscott Marriage in Norway
William C. Lancaster of this city and Miss L Lucille Linscott of Norway were married May 18 in Norway. Rev. William P Farnsworth officiated. Attendants were Frank H Beck and Pauline F Farnsworth. Lancaster is the son of Mrs Bessie L Lancaster and the late William C Lancaster. Linscott is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Linscott of Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Lancaster
L. Lucille Linscott
Norway
William P. Farnsworth
Frank H. Beck
Pauline F. Farnsworth
Lancaster
Bessie L. Lancaster
Summer Street Court
Clarence Linscott
Center Street School Pupils Earn Seven Point Pins
Center Street School awarded Seven Point Pins and Certificates to pupils led by Lee Smith James Hart Beverly Higgins David Robbins and several others in grades three and four. Mrs John F E Field returned from Nome on Haven and joined relatives Mrs S Arnold Willis and Mr Willis at Middle Street with guests Mrs Sherrod Skinner and her two sons en route to Sebec for fishing thwarted by the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street School
Lee Smith
James Hart
Beverly Higgins
David Robbins
Grace Johnson
Norma Leeman
Jane Leeman
Clinton Haines
Milton Crosby
Elizabeth Driscoll
Maynard Dixon
William Pomeroy
Richard T. Hersom, Jr
Donald McRae
David Johnson
Eileen Trainor
Marguerite Driscoll
Mildred Oliver
Shirley Stover
Janet Haley
Arthur Johansen
Maurice Tourigny
George Phillips
Rita Sullivan
Eleanor Gotte
Robert Higgins
John FE. Field
Haven
S. Arnold Willis
Willis
Middle Street
Veteran draftsman Cook honored on 50 years at Bath Iron Works
Fred M. Cook a veteran draftsman at Bath Iron Works received a ship's clock from President William S. Newell and fellow employees for completing 50 years of service. Cook began as an apprentice on the Cottage City project in 1890 and has served through the old and new Iron Works with brief periods at Newport News. Arthur B. Stearns, who began in 1890, was noted as the second oldest active employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Cook
Bath Iron Works Corp
Iron Works
Cottage City
Old
New Iron Works
Cook
William S. Newell
Mr. Cook
Kennebec
Mr. Newell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Newell
Pres. Newell
Associates of
Bath Iron Works
Old Iron Works
Hall Drawing Room
Gleaves
Hull
Allston
Mass
Newport News
Arthur B Stearns
Mr. Stearns
Mary H Cunningham Dance Recital Scenery Designed at Morse High
Scenery for Mary H Cunningham's dance review at Morse High School Auditorium is designed and built by Alfred Farrow and David Young. The Toyland set features a large jack in box while the Ballet set uses two ink wells and large books for entrances. The Swing set includes an eccentric background of swing bands and the finale shows a roof garden for ballroom dancing with lighting by Cecil Fullerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Cunningham
Morse High School
Alfred Farrow
David Young
Cecil Fullerton
Richardson Leighton Married in Mechanic Falls
Returns of the marriage of Edmond L. Richardson and Lillian E. Leighton from Mechanic Falls have been filed in the City Clerk office. They wed May 18 by Rev. Frank M. Lamb at 204 Washington Street. The groom is son of Benjamin and Mrs Richardson. the bride is daughter of Harry and Mrs Leighton of Cherryfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond L. Richardson
Lillian E. Leighton
Mechanic Falls
John W. Gilmore
Frank M Lamb
Washington Street
Richardson
Benjamin Richardson
Harry E. Leighton
Cherryfield
Belanger and Grover wed in Woolwich ceremony
Raymond James Belanger son of Mr and Mrs William Belanger of 97 Oak Street and Ruth Edna Grover daughter of Mr and Mrs George C Grover of Wiscasset were married May 17 by Rev John M Gowdey in Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond James Belanger
William‘, Belanger
Oak Street
Ruth Edna Grover
Wiscasset
George C. Grover
John M. Gowdey
Woolwich
For Sale or Rent Beach Cottages Near Bath
For sale or rent cottages on Casco Bay about 14 miles from Bath. Inquire Inez Smith West Point Missouri 5 23 21. If you want to sell farm read property list with or call Pred B Manager Stanley Wallace 93 Front Open Bath Tel W 12 30 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casco Bay
Bath
Inez Smith
West Point
Stanley Wallace
Front Open
Declamations honor students at Bowdoinham High School
The Coombs high school Junior Prize Declamations occurred Friday at the town hall with students performing pieces including The Black Horse and the Rider and Tommy's Prayer. Theodore Carras won first prize, Frances Hatch second, George Millay third, with judges from Topsham and Brunswick. Dancing followed to the Blue Romances of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coombs High School
Town Hall
Raymond Linniken
Margaret Read
George Millay
Mr. Charles
Theodore Carras
Our Father
Frances Heath
Harrigan
Roberta Lancaster
Piller
Richard Prindall
Frances Hatch
Ferne Bramiga
Adele Woodward
Topsham
Lincoln Smith
Brunswick
Richmond
Parent-Teacher Association
River Road Bridge Club
Edward Baker
Frank Siegars
Clara Fogg
R. D. Purington
George Cutler
Harry
Woodbury
Harold Rollins
Margaret Gile
Gile
James H. Ames
Main Street
Jessie Ames
Ames
Addie Trufant
Bowdoinham Ridge
Arthur Romaine
Romaine
Chester Hobart
Caribou
Harvey Ames
Harvey, Jr
Watertown
Mass
Carrie Kendall
Gardiner
Winter Street Mission
Elmer Jordan
Ira Frost
Neil Bishop
Portland
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Kenneth Dunn
Aroostook
George Blodgett
Fisher Road
Charles Hackett
Bert Merrill
Barbara
Lewiston
Grace Maxwell
William Williams
Elizabeth Williams
Alice Maxwell
Larchmont
N. Y
Park Point
Louisa Given
Helen Jensen
Scarboro
U. of M
Miss Given
Milton Given
Margaret Clark
Stoneham
Sumner Sewall
Bath
Ralph Denham
Maine
Alice Webber
Clinton Bailey
Wiscasset
Frank Webber
Charles Berry
Lorida
William Foster
Walter Read
Harold Hackett
Seal Harbor
Bowdoinham
Ivan Lang
Boston
Ray Haskell
Kenneth Almy
Clay Hill
William Malon
William H. Gould
Thelma Benner
Palermo
Locke Crouse
J. Bowdoin Lilly and Son
Richard
Malden
Marjorie Ingalls
Cambridge
Fred Long
Elliott
Wolfboro, N. H
Ruth Jones
Hatch Hill Area News and Households Update
The community notes recovery of Charles Hatch and several social visits around Bowdoinham including Puringtons at their Dingley road summer home and a surprise party for Ernest Sylvester’s neighbors. Mary Dorgan died in New York hospital leaving two daughters and a granddaughter. Charles Sylvester hosted Winthrop guests, and W H Gould’s health improved with family by her side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hatch
Harry Purington
Portland
Dingley Road
Ernest Sylvester
Alfred Carr
Brunswick Hospital
Jesse Harriman
Hatch
Mary Dorgan
New York
Shirley Humphrey
Charles Sylvester
Winthrop
W. H.gould
Lyman
Brunswick
Robert
Mrs Tarbox and daughter return to Sheridan from Alabama
Mrs. J. O. Tarbox and her daughter Charlotte, from Sheridan Illinois, spent the winter in Alabama as guests of Mrs. Tarbox’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lightbody in the city and returned Monday to their Sheridan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Tarbox
Charlotte
Sheridan
Ill
Alabama
Poppy Day Set For May Observance In Bath And Nation
Legion Poppy Day will be observed May 25, the Saturday before Memorial Day, in Bath and nationwide. Mrs. Marion Stinson said Americans will wear red memorial poppies to honor World War I dead and aid disabled veterans and families of the dead through Legion and Auxiliary welfare work. The Roland Smith Unit will distribute the flowers under Mrs. Beatrice Leavitt's supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Marion Stinson
Roland Smith
American Legion Auxiliary
Beatrice Leavitt
United States
America
Clerk Margaret Tourtillotte Returns Home After Appendectomy
Miss Margaret Tourtillotte, a clerk at Carl's drug store, underwent an appendectomy two weeks ago at Memorial hospital and has returned to her mother Mrs. Ethel Tourtillotte's home on Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret ‘Tourtillotte
Carl's Drug Store
Memorial Hospital
Ethel Tourtillotte
Center Street
Memorial Day Parade Plans by Hyde Camp and Partners
T W Hyde camp Sons of Union Veterans outlines the largest Memorial Day parade in years. Participants include Ernest Ed gar Kate on camp U S W V Dyer Flaherty post V F W Admiral Charles F Hughes Ship Navy club and auxiliaries with Bath Iron Works Fire Department Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts. Clarence Warner chairs the parade committee with Mayor Haskell as orator and Drum Major Emmons leading. Plans to be finalized at next Hyde camp meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hydecamp
Sons of Union Veterans
Ernest Edgar Kate
Dyer- Flaherty Post
Charles F. Hughes
Navy Club
Bath Iron Works Corp
Boy Scouts
Foye and Pierce Couple Wed in Simple Maine Ceremony
Robert H. Foye of Wiscasset and Evelyn Susie Pierce of Skowhegan were married Saturday by Rev. Frank M. Lamb at 204 Washington Street. The bridegroom is the son of the late Robert and Mary Barter Foye. The couple will reside in Wiscasset after a family only ceremony and a dinner at Hotel Sedgwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Foye
Wiscasset
Evelyn Susie Pierce
Skowhegan
Frank M. Lamb
Washington Street
Robert
Mary Barter Foye
Foye
Roy A. Pierce
Winnie K. Pierce
Hotel Sedgwick
Weekend guests visit Portsmouth and Portland families
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McCarty and daughter Mary Ann of Portsmouth New Hampshire and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shevenell of Portland were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Long at 19 Bedford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin McCarty
Mary Ann
Portsmouth
N. H
Oscar Shevenell
Portland
Joseph Long
Bedford Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senter’ S, Inc
W. E. Lamie
Washington, DC
Capt Lame
Mrs Lame
Citizens
Mrs. Cormier
Lancaster—Linscott
Richardson—Leighton
Belanger
Grover
Bowdoinham Post Road
Greater Radio
RCA Victor
The
Prince of Plastics
A. D. Stetson & Son
Legion
Haskell
Foye—Pierce
Perahouse
Billy Lee
Paramount
Obrien
Wereste
Pater
Syee
Ci George , Oberon
Brent A Oe
Wiliam Boyd
Country Store
Virginia
RUCE
Dennis Morgan
Galph Bellamy
Jane Wyman In
Zi Yne
Batpie
Pidgeon
John Fever Wai On