Halloween Birthday Party Held by Pine Tree Circle
Mrs Charles Ansert hosted a Halloween birthday party for Pine Tree circle No 826 C of F A at 726 Middle street. Prizes were awarded to three members, a personal gift presented, two birthday cakes served, and guests received Halloween favors. Attendees included numerous circle members and relatives. a Bath visitor, and a beauty salon worker resumed duties after a Boston weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ansert
Pine Tree Circle No
C. of F. of A
Middle Street
George D. Parshley
John M. Johnson
George W. Dall
Lewis J. Avery
Pine Tree Circle
Ansert
Alex Burgess, Jr
Edward J. Murphy
Bragg Pledged by Colby Zeta Psi Fraternity
Colby college reports A. Duncan Bragg among freshmen pledged by the Zeta Psi fraternity. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ralph W Bragg of 220 North Street Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Psi Fraternity
Colby College
A. Duncan Bragg
Ralph W. Bragg
North Street
Bath
Maine students named as class office candidates
Three Bath students at the University of Maine have been named as candidates for class offices and committees at the secondary nominations this week. Final elections take place next Tuesday. Stanley Henderson is one of two candidates for vice president of the senior class, Miss Louie Calderwood has been named for the sophomore class hop committee and Joseph Cyr for the sophomore pipe committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
University of Maine
Stanley Henderson
Louie Calderwood
Joseph Cyr
Dinner at High Street Home Hosted by Mr and Mrs Ross
Mr and Mrs Rodney E Ross entertained with a dinner at their High street home Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney E. Ross
High Street
Social tea at Washington Street hosted by Mrs McInnes
Mrs McInnes entertained on Thursday of last week with an informal tea at her Washington Street home. Out of town guest Mrs Graham Blandy of Worcester Massachusetts attended. Mrs Mark Sewall and Mrs Robert Ferrell poured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McInnes
Washington Street
Graham Blandy
Worcester
Mass
Mark W. Sewall
Robert W Ferrell
Mrs Huston Moves In With Wakefield At Oak Street Home
Miss Katherine W Huston of Middle Street is now making her home with Mrs William Wakefield at 209 Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine W. Huston
Middle Street
William Wakefield
Oak Street
Miss Marcia Moulton Heads Maine Savings Bank Women
Miss Marcia Moulton presided at the annual meeting of the Maine Association of Savings Bank Women held in October at the Falmouth hotel in Maine. Dinner at 6 30 followed by business and a program with speakers Harry M. Stetson and George M. Williamson. Current officers include Mrs. Mary L. Campbell, Mrs. Mary L. Witt, Antoinette Fortin, and Theresa Coyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Moulton
Maine Association of Savings Bank
State of Maine
Falmouth
Harry M. Stetson
Savings Bank Association of Maine
George M. Williamson
Federal Housing Administration
Mary L. Witt
Augusta
Antoinette Fortin
Brunswick
Theresa Coyne
Waterville
Newell Dinner Party on Washington Street Hosts Friends
Mr and Mrs William S Newell entertained with a dinner party Saturday night at their home on Washington street James E Little 26 Turner court has returned to New York City to join the J Pierpont Morgan yacht Corsair after being called home by the illness and subsequent death of his father Edriel B Little
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Washington Street
James E. Little
Turner Court
New York City
The
J. Pierpont Morgan Yacht Corsair
Edriel B. Little
Death of Lorenzo Higgins in Brunswick Found by Mrs Higgins
Lorenzo S Higgins of Brunswick was found dead in his bed on Monday morning by Mrs Higgins. He was a brother in law of Mrs William Flint of Durham New Hampshire. The couple had visited with Mr and Mrs Flint two weeks earlier and were friendly with Mrs Albert Flint of Farrin street. Higgins was an electrical engineer long employed by Cabot Manufacturing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo S. Higgins
Brunswick
Cabot Manufacturing Co
Mary Ellen Glidden to Stay With Fisher Guests
Mrs Mary Ellen Glidden of 22 Farrin street will visit Gardiner for two weeks as a guest of Rev and Mrs H B Fisher. A letter from Harry Pinson says he enjoys a Seattle trip aboard a Luckenback steamer, sent from Panama Canal, aims to return mid December. John Marr of Fore River Shipbuilding Corp Quincy Mass returned Monday after weekend with Mrs Marr and their child on Academy street. Edwin E Pinson Jr and family of Skowhegan spent the week with their parents on Washington street and with Mr and Mrs Boyle of Corliss street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Glidden
Farrin Street
Gardiner
H. B. Fisher
Harry Pinson
Edwin ©. Pinson
Washington Street
Seattle
Panama Canal
Mr. Pinson
John Marr
Fore River Shipbuilding Corp
Quincy
Mass
Edwin E. Pinson Jr
Edwin E. 3Rd
Skowhegan
Edwin E. Pinson
Charles ‘Boyle
Corliss Street
Mrs Fickett Visits Kin After Week End With Siblings
Mrs Walter Fickett of South Brewer Monday visited her sister and brother and Mrs Walter Kingsbury Street after a visit of several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fickett
South Brewer
Ser«S
Walter Kingsbury
Miss Madelyn Robson Hosts Halloween Supper Party
Miss Madelyn Robson hosted a Halloween themed supper party at 32 Western Avenue for friends including Ruth Cogan Effie Pinkham Barbara Stanton Marion Wagner Geral dine Nickerson Marilyn Cummings Natalie Perkins and Gladys Watson. Guests arrived in costume and enjoyed creamed crab potato chips ice cream cakes and mints at 5 30 with games and prize winners. Miss Wilhelmina Gachenbach of the Bath Trust Company spent the weekend in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Pinkham
Marion Wagner
Jerusalem
Natalie Perkins
Barbara Stanton
Wilsons announce birth of daughter Helen Jane
Mr and Mrs Percy C Wilson of Coshocton Ohio announce the birth of a daughter Helen Jane on October 26 Mrs Wilson made many friends while living in Bath last spring Mr Wilson a former Bath man is stationed at Newport Rhode Island commissioned to the USS Portland Mrs Wilson will leave Coshocton to join him later at Newport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy C. Wilson
Coshocton
Ohio
Helen Jane
Duncan McInnes Visits Mother in Washington Street Home
Duncan McInnes arrived Friday from Boston to spend the weekend with his mother Mrs. John A. McInnes of Washington street. John McInnes Jr. of Stroudwater stayed Friday night in Bath with Mrs. McInnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan McInnes
Boston
John A. McInnes
Washington Street
John McInnes, Jr
Stroudwater
Bath
New York Couple Visited Washington Street Hosts
Mr and Mrs Roscoe H Hupper of New York recently stayed with Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d on Washington Street. They were en route to New York from their summer home at Tenant s Harbor where they had spent several days. Mr Hupper is Bowdoin 1908 graduate and a leading admiralty lawyer in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe H. Hupper
New York
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Hupper
Tenant's Harbor
Bowdoin College
Harry Foote
Summer Street
Bloomfield, N. J
Marion Chasy
Bath
Yarmouth
South Carolina
Business visitors from American Optical Co. in Bath on Friday
Howard P. Wall and Leonard E. Armstrong of the American Optical Company, Southbridge, Massachusetts, were in Bath on Friday conducting business visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Wall
Leonard E. Armstrong
The
American Optical Co
Southbridge
Mass
Bath
Mrs Lillian Brown Leaves West Bath for Miami Trip
Mrs Lillian Brown of West Bath departs next Monday by motor for Miami where she has visited for 22 years. Her husband Capt Brown sails aboard the yacht Azara, a three masted auxiliary owned by Commodore Hugh H Matheson of Coconut Grove Florida and Huntington L I. Capt Brown has witnessed Miami grow from 9 000 to 150 000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Brown
West Bath
Miami
Capt. Brown
Hugh H. Matheson
Coconut Grove
Fla
Huntington, L. I
Mrs John McInnes Visits Son in Stroudwater
Mrs John McInnes of Washington street left Sunday for a brief visit with her son John McInnes Jr of Stroudwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McInnes
Washington Street
John McInnes, Jr
Stroudwater
Birthday Party Honors Keith Atwood and Alvah Morse
A birthday party Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Atwood on Lower High Street honored Keith Atwood and Alvah Morse. Mrs. Atwood and Mrs. Morse hosted. Beano winners received novelty prizes. Atwood got a pipe and tobacco, Morse a necktie. Attending were John Waterhouse, Winnie Merry, Charles Merry, Randall and Paul Merry, Alvah Morse, Burleigh Williams, Ervin Atwood, Harold Brown, Ardelle Hogan, Mary McAllister, Ruth Campbell, Clayton Rowe, Bradford Belanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Atwood
Alvah Morse
Alvah A. Morse
Burleigh Williams
Ervin Atwood
Harold Brown
Ardelle Hogan
Mary McAllister
Ruth Campbell
Clayton Rowe
Bradford Belanger
Mrs Dean Leaves for Pelham Manor to Visit Kin
Mrs. Fred R. E. Dean travels Sunday afternoon to Pelham Manor New York to visit her daughter Mrs. Robert P. Shaw and Mr Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. E. Dean
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Robert P. Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Birthday Party for Lucien Tardiff at Home
Lucien Tardiff celebrated his seventh birthday on November 3 at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Rosario Tardiff 518 High street. Guests, all local playmates, played games including pin the tail on the donkey won by Harry Barrett twice and beano won by David Skelton and Edward Hart. Prizes awarded to winners. Roland Dumais was also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Tardiff
Rosario Tardiff
High Street
Harry Barrett
David Skelton
Edward Hart
Roland Dumais
Miss Gladys Jewett Heads to East Lynn for Winter Work
Miss Gladys Jewett of Westport visits her father James Jewett of Middle and Washburn streets before leaving Sunday for East Lynn Massachusetts to be employed for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Jewett
Westport
James Jewett
Middle and
Washburn Streets
East Lynn
Mass
Munseys Visit Ogunquit For Weekend With Daughter
Mr and Mrs Leonard Munsey of 427 High street spent the weekend in Ogunquit as guests of their daughter Mrs Leavitt S Wyman and her husband Mr Wyman On Saturday evening they attended a reception for Mrs Laura Hardy president of the Rebekah Assembly of Maine at North Berwick Mrs Wyman was formerly Miss Althine Munsey of the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Munsey
High Street
Ogunquit
Munsey
Leavitt S. Wyman
Mr. Wyman
Laura Hardy
Rebekah Assembly of
Maine
North Berwick
Wyman
Althine Munsey
Oliver Family Weekend Visit Noted in Quincy
Mr and Mrs Frank Oliver of Quincy spent the weekend with Mr Oliver s sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Roger Pierce of Park street and Mrs Oliver s sister Mrs Sherman Morse of Winnegance and other relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Oliver
Quincy
Mass
Mr. Oliver
Roger Pierce
Park Street
Oliver
Sherman Morse
Winnegance
City
Petersons Return From Visit With Parents in Three Homes
Mrs. Stanley Peterson and daughter Audrey of Portsmouth New Hampshire return after a week with Mrs Meister of Washington Street and Mr and Mrs Harry E Peterson of Brunswick Road. Mr Peterson joined them for the weekend and traveled back on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Peterson
Audrey
Portsmouth
N. H
Lewis Family Returns From Bath Visit
Mr and Mrs Chauncey Lewis with sons George and Malcolm of Everett returned Monday after spending several days in Bath, their former home, as guests of Mrs Lewis sister Mrs Albert McFadden and family on upper High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Lewis
George
Malcolm
Everett
Bath
Lewis
Albert McFadden
Upper High Street
Students Attend Shakespeare Play at Bowdoin Memorial Hall
Thirty nine high school students joined an afternoon and evening performance of The Taming of the Shrew by the Caravan Players at Memorial hall Bowdoin college. Principal Arthur B. Scott accompanied by Miss Mary Conley and Miss Katherine Conley led the group with teachers and 39 named students. Mrs Thomas W Pease of Washington street departed recently for St Petersburg Florida to spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caravan Players
Memorial Hall
Bowdoin College
Arthur B. Scott
Mary Conley
Katherine Conley
Beatrice Adams
Alma Allen
Dorothy Anliker
Jeanette Bridgham
Kathleen Brown
Marguerite Brown
Elizabeth Butterfield
Edward Cohen
Ruth Cohen
Dena Durant
Rosalys Des
Thomas W. Pease
Washington Street
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bath women attend Minneola Council anniversary in South Portland
Ramona Council members from Bath attended the 29th anniversary of the Minneola Council Degree of Pocahontas in South Portland Thursday evening. Linwood Haynes, freshman at Colby College, is pledged to the DU fraternity. American Legion Auxiliary Bath unit members attended a Portland reception for Grace Sohen, new president of Maine State Legion Auxiliary. Mrs C A Johnson returns home to Portland after visiting Royal Johnson’s family on North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Blake
Alex McDonald
Minnie Woodman
Ernest R. Avery
Catherine Durgan
Florence Robinson
Ralph Boardman
Ramona Council
Bath
Minneola Council
Pocahontas
South Portland
William R. Freeman
Guy H. Crosby
Edward A. Rowe
Fred S. Coombs
John W. Costain
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Portland
Grace Sohen
State Legion Auxiliary
Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Johnson
Royal Johnson
North Street
Bath Iron Works wins Louis J Brann trophy at Maine safety meet
William S. Newell president of Bath Iron Works Corp returned from Philadelphia to learn the plant received the Louis J Brann trophy at the Seventh Annual Safety conference for industrial plants of Maine. The item also notes local marriages and movements including Miss Ruth Lawrence and Theodore S Bird wedding in Rockland, other Bath social mentions and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Philadelphia
Mr. Newell
Louis J. Brann
Maine
Fisher vacationing manager visits Maine with family
Alonzo G. Fisher on vacation from duties as manager of the Forbes Estate at Woods Hole Massachusetts is spending the month in Maine. He is staying with Dr. and Mrs. Warren E. Kershner of Green street. Fisher and his daughter Miss Marjorie Fisher of Washington street spent the weekend in Vassalboro with Miss Fisher's grandmother Mrs. Clara Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo G. Fisher
Forbes
Woods Hole
Mass
Maine
Warren E. Kershner
Green Street
Mr. Fisher
Miss Marjorie Fisher
Washington Street
Vassalboro
Miss Fisher
Clara Williams
Bachelders Make Ninth Winter at St Petersburg
Mr and Mrs E J Bachelder and Mrs Glass depart Wednesday by meter to spend winter in St Petersburg marking their eleventh consecutive sojourn. They are joined by Rudolph Pent of Freeport who will winter in Miami. Mrs Edward R Burns leaves for Brookline Mass to spend winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Bachelder
Bachelder
G. A. Glass
St. Petersburg
Rudolph Pent
Freeport
Miami
Bath attendees at Portland show feature Jack Dempsey
Among the Bath people who attend ed the wrestling show at Portland Monday evening, featured by the appearance of Jack Dempsey, were Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher Pinkham, Charles Talbot, John Bowie, Joshua Tibbetts, fhise Emily Jordan, Janes Jenkins, El wood Legard, Alfred M.Cabe and Ron ald Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Portland
Jack Dempsey
Thatcher Pinkham
Charles Talbot
John Bowie
Joshua Tibbetts
Fhise Emily Jordan
Janes Jenkins
Elwood Legard
Alfred M.cabe
Ronald Smith
National Council rep visits Grace church speaker
Miss Mary L. Pardee of New Haven Connecticut spoke at Grace church morning service as a representative of the National Council. She was an overnight guest Saturday of Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Pardee
New Haven, Conn
Grace Church
National Council
Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
Halloween Parties at Madden Home and Mulcahy House
Grace Bishop hosted a Halloween party at the Madden home on Mechanic Street with orange and black decor. Prizes were awarded for pumpkin hunt, bobbing for apples, and donkey’s tail pinning, with Evelyn Clough, Mrs. Grant, and Mrs. Thayer among the winners and attendees listed. Another Halloween gathering occurred at Marguerite Mulcahy’s 287 Center Street on October 31 with a large list of attendees and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bishop
Charles Madden
Mechanic Street
J. Russell Grant
Kenneth Thayer
Evelyn Clough
Marguerite Mulcahy
Center Street
Ann Helen Cavanaugh
Ariene Brackley
Mary Gallant
Evelyn Gallant
Edith Sprague
Louise Gaudet
Marguerite Rovers
Alice Hagan
Jacqueline Bisson
Dorothy Mullahy
Virginia Kingsbury
Walter Odell
Madelyn Babine
Anne Sulivan
Linwood Temple
Theryl Robbins
Clifford Varney
Harvard Princeton football trip and Halloween party notes
Mr and Mrs Roland F Hill and party traveled to Boston for the Harvard Princeton football game at Harvard stadium. A Halloween party in the South End PTA group featured decorations, a costume parade with first prizes to Mrs William H Small and Mrs John Hunt as bride and groom, plus a gypsy costume, with stunts dancing coffee doughnuts and apples enjoyed by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland F. Hill
Lincoln Street
Boston
Harvard-Princton
Harvard
South End
Edward Cumming
Bessie F. Greenblatt
Lillian Fisner
William H. Small
John Hunt
Maude Crowley
Edward D True Jr to Visit Family in Troy
Edward D True Jr of Troy Ohio on a business trip to the East is expected to arrive this week to join Mrs True and daughter Sally Joan at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Edward D True 645 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. True, Jr
Troy, C
East
Portland Visitors Friday Highlight Local Ladies
Mrs. William W. Oliver Mrs. Frank Colburn Mrs. James E. Mc Laughlin and Mrs. Elford A. Stover were among Portland visitors on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Oliver
Frank Colburn
James E. McLaughlin
Elford A. Stover
Portland
Miss Elizabeth McGrath Visits Bates Rally in Lewiston
Miss Elizabeth D. McGrath of Washington Street left Friday to visit Miss Lucille Jack of Lisbon Falls and attended the Bowdoin Bates football game in Lewiston. McGrath also joined the Back to Bates reunion and Jack, Bates 33, addressed the Bates rally Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth D. McGrath
Washington Street
Lucille Jack
Lisbon Falls
Miss McGrath
Bowdoin-Bates
Lewiston
Bates
Miss Jack
Baxter couple plans return from California after rain stay
Hon and Mrs Rupert H Baxter report unusual rainfall on the West Coast during their California visit and expect to return around the twentieth. The note records their travels and weather observation as they conclude their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert H. Baxter
California
Sanford promoted to Chief Torpedoman on Submarine 38
Friends note George A. Sanford son of Mr and Mrs John E Sanford of 181 Center street has been promoted to Chief Torpedoman aboard the U S S Submarine 38 in the Pacific fleet. He has spent 18 months in Manila and China, and earlier years in Panama. Mrs Franklin Sherman of South Portland now Miss Josephine Hamblin of Bath received a surprise shower from the NRA girls club at Miss Lillian Stover's home on a Halloween party with games prizes and a buffet for ten visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Sanford
John E. Sanford
Center Street
U.S. S
Sanford
Manila
China
Panama
Franklin Sherman
South Portland
Josephine Hamblin
Bath
N. R. A. Girls’ Club
Lillian Stover
Cora May Pearson
Rosalyn Hall
Dorothea Nash
Theo McNeil
Elizabeth Oliver
Viva Burnham
Ethel McNeil
Priscilla Colby
Mrs Morse Heads to Worcester for Winter Visit
Mrs John A Morse of Summer street left Friday for Worcester Massachusetts where she will spend the winter with her daughter Mrs Graham Blandy Mrs Blandy has been visiting her mother for two weeks and returned with her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Morse
Summerstreet
Worcester
Mass
Graham Blandy
Blandy
Wild Rose Girl Scouts Plan Halloween Party At Y M C A
The Wild Rose troop met at the Legion hall with 31 present after a Court of Honor. Plans for a Halloween party at the Y M C A Friday night were completed, and Laurada Jordan passed the knot test. Miss Elizabeth Moulton visited. Mrs Edward H Given and Miss Evelyn Trott led the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose
Legion Hall
Court of Honor
Laurada Jordan
Elizabeth Moulton
Edward H. Given
Evelyn Trott
Alden G Smith and daughter visit Chicago relatives
Alden G Smith and his daughter Lydia returned Tuesday from Chicago where they visited Mr. Smith's parents Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden G. Smith
Lydia
Chicago
Mr. Smith
Mrs
Warren Smith
Pierce relocates to Richmond for Singer Manufacturing role
Stanley W. Pierce formerly of Bath has moved to Richmond Virginia and accepted a position with the Singer Manufacturing company. He is son of Mrs Pierce of Washington Street and has spent many years in New York. He now resides at 1220 West Franklin Street in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley W. Pierce
Bath
Richmond
Singer Manufacture
Mr. Pierce
A Pierce
Washington Street
New York
West
Franklin Street
Socials and Meetings Note Local Hosts and Guests
Miss Muriel Howe and Miss Phyllis Wright hosted Miss Lillian Lewin at Miss Wright's parents home at 11 Marshall avenue for a kitchen shower and three tables of bridge in honor of Lewin and Bernard Henderson's upcoming Nov 22 marriage. Additional attendees included Mrs. Charles Haggett and others as plans unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Howe
Phyllis Wright
Lillian Lewin
Miss Wright
EB. R. Wright
Marshall Avenue
Miss Lewin
Bernard Henderson
Edward Footer
Helen Hartwell
Charles Haggett
Carl Pinson
Clifford Smith
Bertha Bellerose
Christine Curtis
Addie Palmer
Alice Norris
Edna Hallowell
Ruth Field
Eight Guests Celebrate Miss Sewall's Eighth Birthday
Miss Nancy Sewall hosted a Saturday party on Washington Street honoring her eighth birthday. Eight guests attended and enjoyed games in the afternoon followed by supper. Attendees included Betty Anderson Nancy Fitzgerald Frances Flaherty Audrey Hill Glenda Howard Lydia Smith Frances Lowrey Linna Marie Purdue Cynthia Sewall and Harold M Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Sewall
Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
Betty Anderson
Nancy Fitzgerald
Frances Flaherty
Audrey Hill
Glenda Howard
Lydia Smith
Frances Lowrey
Linna Marie Purdue
Cynthia Sewall
Harold M. Sewall
Tubbs couple hear National Council speakers in Portland
Rev and Mrs Charles M Tubbs of High Street attended a St Luke s parish house event Tuesday in Portland where representatives of the National Council spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
High Street
Portland
The
National Council
St. Luke's Parish
Bath Folks News From A Five Week New England Trip
Mr and Mrs William H White of 32 Bedford street returned from a five week tour through New England visiting friends and relatives. They stayed ten days with Rev and Mrs C Raymond Chappell in Keene New Hampshire, once pastor at Bath's First Baptist Church. They were also dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W A Pierce, former Bath residents, in Keene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. White
Bedford Street
New England
C. Raymond Chappell
Keene, N. H
Chappell
First Baptist Church
Bath
W. A. Pierce
Keene
Portland man Charles Mitchell improving after operation
Charles Mitchell of Portland formerly of this city and father of Whitman Mitchell of 15 Milan Street, who last Friday underwent a serious operation at Maine General Hospital, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mitchell
Portland
Whitman Mitchell
Milan Street
Maine General Hospital
Pine Cone Girl Scouts Meet at Grace Church Parish House
Pine Cone troop formerly Blackell group met at Grace church parish house Monday with 16 present. Miss Netta Briggs and Miss Ruth Dale led the meeting, Mrs. Bird A Shellenbarger attended as a visitor. Plans for a hike on Friday and a knot review were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Cone
Grace Church Parish House
Blackell Troop
Netta Briggs
Ruth Dale
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Ada Small Family Returns from Boston Visit
Mrs Ada Small of Corinna has returned with her sister and brother in law Mrs and Mr John Gilmore of Milan street and Mrs Gilmore after visiting relatives in Boston where they spent the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Small
Corinna
John Gilmore
Milan Street
Gilmore
Boston
Grace church choir director Drake receives silver cup
Frederick E Drake, Grace church choir director, was given a silver loving cup at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d. Rev Charles M Tubbs presented it on behalf of the parish for over 25 years of service. The inscription notes grateful appreciation and the 1934 Grace church parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Drake
Grace Church
Arthur Sewall
Charles M. Tubbs
Frederick Fe, Drake
Grace Church Parish
Mrs. Alonzo Parks Visits Portsmouth Family Ties
Mrs. Alonzo Parks of Portsmouth New Hampshire returned Monday from a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Kingsbury at 40 Richardson street. Mr Parks joined her for the weekend, traveling home with Mrs Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Parks
Portsmouth
N. H
Walter Kingsbury
Richardson Street
Mr. Parks
Parks
Attorney Howarth Seeks Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Post
Attorney Margaret I. Howarth who has been visiting her mother Mrs. M. E. Kateen left Monday for Fall River to attend an important meeting of Joseph L. Hurley, chairman, and was a candidate in Tuesday's election for lieutenant governor of Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret I. Howarth
M. E. Kateen
Fall River
Mass
Joseph L. Hurley
Massachusetts
Getthells Return From Popham Beach Trip
Mr and Mrs Clarence Getthell of Sagadahoo Ferry plan to return home soon after spending the summer and fall at Popham Beach and will resume wintering at their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Getthell
Sagadahoo Ferry
Popham Beach
Bath City News Briefs Highlight Local Crime and Community Events
Motorists at Bath Opera House report cat vandalism and thefts from vehicles near Vine Street as police increase patrols. The Boys Patrol traffic program near schools is relaunched under Donald G. Sterling with local Legion post sponsorship. Bath events note cattle shipments eastward, two deer shot in Arrowsie, a municipal court intoxication case, Needlework Guild exhibition, and social group meetings at various venues. A dozen items include dancing classes, YMCA talks, and a minor traffic accident involving a Whippet and a Ford with damages settled amicably.
Personal notes and family notices from Bailey Street and Topshath
Arthur McDonald of Bailey Street visited Boston on Wednesday. Mrs. Emmass traveled to Topshath after the death of her brother Albert Douglass. He is survived by a wife and ten children. Mrs. Elliott Gilliam and her son Frank returned to West Point after ten days with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank L Edgecomb. Alderman Walter W Smith, ill for three weeks, will miss the city council rally and fraternal meeting after three years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McDonald
Bailey Street
Boston
Emmass
Albert Douglass
Elliott Gilliam
Frank
West Point
Oriellt
Grangers to Hear Prominent Speakers at Hartford Session
Prominent U S officials including Secretary Wallace and Agricultural leaders will address the National Grange convention in Hartford Connecticut from November 14 to 22. Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt may attend and receive the Seventh Degree as part of a large national gathering with expanded exhibits and transportation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Grange
Washington
National Grange Convention
Hartford
Connecticut
Sesf
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
National Grange
Rochester
New York
Louis J. Taber
Columbus
Ohio
Taber
United States
New England
New Jersey
Grange
State
Canvass for Y M C A fund falls short of goal
The Y M C A annual financial campaign aims for 3500 but has raised 3221.10 with prospects remaining. Charles C. Low was removed as auditor. reports from Nov 1 1933 to Nov 1 1934 were approved along with Edward Sewall’s audit. Statewide convention planned in Auburn on Nov 8. board members present included Sidney L. Eaton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Low
Edward Sewall
Association
Auburn
Sidney L. Eaton
A. J. Stuart
William H. White
Roger D. Skillings
J. Edward Drake
F. B. Nichols
Carroll Watson
G. H. Cahill
Alum ni exercises at Bowdoin Saturday attend by class member
A. Tee of East Orleans Massachusetts or an engraver at Torrey holier Bushing Works called on old friends Wednesday. He is here to attend the Alumni exercises at Bowdoin Saturday. He is a member of the Class of '76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tee
East Orleans
Mass
Torrey Holier Bushing Works
Olf
Bowdoin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard D. Cushman
Sebasco Ledge
Stella Brown
Senter's Inc
Eastland
Wilhelmina Gachenbach
Bath Trust Company
Linwood Haynes
Harry L. Haynes
Water Street
Clara Hawthorne
Woolwich Center
Harvey P. Hathorne
Sagadahoe Ferry
Joseph Doyle
Ruth Lawrence
Rockland
Theodore S. Bird
Walter S. Rounds
Cambridge
Frederick H. Bird
Winchester
Frank Howe
James E. Trafton
Lloyd WW. Lawrence
Bird
Glenn A. Lawrence
Eastman School of Music
Mr. Bird
Hebron Academy
Northeastern University
Henry B. Bird
Reginald C. Atwood
Sarah E. Freeman
John E. Atwood
Mr. Atwood
Miss Freeman
Clarence Freeman
Harbor
Charles Stackpole
George S. Flint
Tracey
Dover, N. H
Flint
Albert W. Flint
Edward R. Burns
Brookline
Walter S. Glidden
Mary F. Gibbons
David L. Wilson
Genesta
O. E
Hawaiian Islands
Richmond Post
Sarah A. Shaw
Genesia
Mabel Fullerton
Mt. Carmel
Etty B. Horne
Harry L. Horne
Oliver Street
Henry W. Butler
Eben J. Marston
Vanceboro
Edward A. Holbrook
Waldo County
Republican Women’s Club
Marion Martin
Bangor
William Veazie Pratt
Belfast
Nettie C. Burleigh
Virginia Jones
South China
Butler
Sagadahot
Bath Opera House
Vine Street
Donald G. Sterling
Legionnaire
Roland Smith Post
Sterling
Cimyent
Cosmopolitan Club
Maine Progressive Union
Winneganee Community Club
Arrowsie
Amos Greenleaf
Stanley Vigne
Merriman Place
Bald Head
Owen J.wedyard
John J. Keegan
Needlework Guild
Prill
Guild
Knights of Columbus
Modern Woodmen
Brotherhood of First Baptist Church
Florida
Frank L. Simpson
Simpson
Brunswick Road
Simpson Farm
Winter Street Men’s Club
William C. Perkins
Y.M.C.A
North
Lincoln Streets
Hayden
Rogers
Elizabeth Burns
Theodore R. Drummond
Turner Street
Awl
George Wilson
Fort Davis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!