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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1930

Page

3

Auction and social rounds up Bath society listing

A Bath social event featured a miscellaneous sale of personal items including linen china and silver with Miss June Rideout winning first prize and Miss Ethel Blake second. A luncheon followed and many guests attended from local families and clubs including Mrs. Ralph Small Mrs. Ernest Rogers and Miss Florence Seymour.

June Ride Ethel Blake Ralph Small Ernest Rogers Florence Seymour Raymond Trott John F. Bowie Roberta Irving Margaret Yates Caroline Miller Emery Preeman Edward Brown Leola Fleischman

Miss Sophie Levin Staying with Weinblatts in Lowell

Miss Sophie Levin of Lowell Massachusetts visits a week with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Moses Weinblatt residing at 722 Washington Street.

Sophie Levin Lowell Mass Bath Moses Weinblatt Washington Street

Bath residents host week of visitors and club gatherings

The Bath area welcomes numerous guests including Jane Feero Dorothy Ham Marion Whittier Jane Edgecomb Theo McNeil of Gorham Normal School Hazel Feero Donald Ring James Jackson Eleanor Grinnell Hayden Rogers Edmund Staples Donald Henderson Howard Bates of the University of Maine and Eleanor Danforth of Farmington Normal. The Ambassador to France and Mrs Edge visit Baltimore with Mrs Edge’s sister Mrs John Winslow Williams. Crystal club members host a Washington Street meeting with prizes and refreshments. Friday’s meet is at Mrs Thomas K Haley’s Cobb Road. Clarence Billings and Mrs Clarence Billings visit from North Berwick. Bath residents report travel and family gatherings. William Fraser returns home after hospital care for hand injury at Bath Iron Works. one finger was amputated and another badly crushed.

Bath Jane Feero Dorothy Ham Marion Whittier Jane Edgecomb Theo McNeil Gorham Normal School Hazel Feero Donald Ring James Jackson Eleanor Grinnell Hayden Rogers Edmund Staples Donald Henderson Howard Bates University of Maine Eleanor Danforth Farmington Normal School Waldo Marshall Crystal Club Washington Street Thomas K. Haley Winfred Hagan Thatcher Pinkham Thomas K Haley Cobb William Fraser City Hospital Mr. Fraser Bath Iron Works

Engineer Downey Aims to Bring Bear From Clear Stream Pond

John J. Downey, engineer for Central Maine Power Co. now based in Bingham, left last week for a week of hunting at Clear Stream Pond in the big woods with hopes of returning with a bear.

John J. Downey Central Maine Power Co Bingham Clear Stream Pond Big Woods

Mrs Safford Hosts Knick Knack Klub Meeting

Mrs Harold Safford entertained the Knick Knack Klub at Meadow Way home. The group welcomed back Mrs Roy Lutz from illness. Attendees included Mrs John Sylvester Mrs Percy Miller Mrs Walter Mosher Mrs Gerald Holland Miss Mary Sylvester Miss Evelyn Burgess and Mrs Safford. The club plans to meet again next Wednesday at Miss Sylvester's Highland Street residence.

Harold Safford Knick-Knack-Klub Meadow Way Klub Roy Lutz John Sylvester Percy Miller Walter Mosher Gerald Holland Mary Sylvester Evelyn Burgess Safford Miss Sylvester Highland Street

Nassan Institute Delegates Return Home For Weekend

Miss Marion Whitten Miss Dorothy Thompson and Miss Eileen Bowker from Nassan Institute were home for the weekend and holiday.

Marion Whitten Dorothy Thompson Eileen Bowker Nassan Institute

Montreal Visitors Stay With Summer Street Family

Mr and Mrs Charles S Bradeen and Ernest Rolph of Montreal arrived Friday to visit Mrs Bradeen’s parents Mr and Mrs Clarence E Johnson of Summer street. Bradeen and Rolph will return Monday and Mrs Bradeen will stay a few days longer.

Charles S. Bradeen Ernest Rolph Montreal

Tourist Corkum Visits Mrs Hodge in Middle Street

Otto L. Corkum of New York arrived Thursday to pass a few days as a guest at the home of Mrs. Marcia Hodge, Middle street.

Harold M. Sewall Washington Street Portland Arthur S. Bosworth Harry Manson Boston John H. Hyde Elmhurst Otto L. Corkum New York Marcia Hodge Middle Street

Powers and Footer Trip to Boston and Bath

Mr and Mrs Edwin T Powers and Harold E Footer traveled to Boston on Thursday to see Mrs Powers sister Miss Arline Footer visiting relatives in Minneapolis. The group returned to Bath on Friday.

Harry Manson Boston Bath John H. Hyde Elmhurst Edwin T. Powers Harold E. Footer

Mrs Emma Pierce Seen With Son in Ridgewood Visit

Mrs Emma Pierce of Washington spends several weeks in Ridgewood New Jersey with her son Stanley W. Pierce.

Emma Pierce Washington Street Ridgewood, N. J Stanley W. Pierce

Women travel to Boston for Odd Ladies meeting

Mrs. Gertrude Stewart and Mrs. Mary Curtis left Wednesday for Boston to attend meetings of the Supreme board of the United Order of Independent Odd Ladies at Berkeley hall. Mrs. Stewart stays with her son Arthur Stewart and Curtis serves on the ways and means committee. Other notes mention Mrs. Davis Hatch and family visiting Needham, lip reading classes at Bailey Evening school, and Donald Henderson returning from the University of Maine for a Brunswick game.

Gertrude Stewart Mary Curtis Boston Supreme Board of the United Order of Independent Odd Ladies Berkeley Independent Odd Ladies Berkeley Hall Stewart Supreme Board Curtis Ways and Means Arthur Stewart

Bowdoin Maine Bowdoin game noted in Bath social

James B. Drake visited his parents in Bath and attended the Bowdoin College Psi Upsilon initiation Friday night. Mrs. Jennie Pettingill and son Myron Jewett, and Mrs Agnes Tomlinson of South Portland were Bath visitors Thursday. James Jackson returne d from the University for the Maine Bowdoin game.

James B. Drake Frederick E. Drake Washington Street Mr. Drake Psi Upsilon Fraternity Bowdoin College Jennie Pettingill Myron Jewett Agnes Tomlinson South Portland Bath Edward Delong Frederick St. Drake

Local residents and visitors mingle in Maine town

N B Cobb of Fuller Cobb Rockland toured the city with Rockland guests on their way to the Bowdoin Maine game in Brunswick. A son named Arthur Linwood Barlow arrives for Mr and Mrs L Richard Barlow at 131 Dummer Street. Alfred Gannon family relocates to Lewiston. Various residents travel, celebrate births, attend events, or attend funerals including Mr and Mrs Edna Knowlton and relatives in Augusta.

George Willliams Hooper Mrs. Geiger Southern Pacific Alexandria N. B. Cobb Fuller-Cobb, Co Rockland Maine Colonial Brunswick L. Richard Barlow Dummer Street Arthur Linwood Barlow Alfred Gannon Alfred Jr Boston Lewiston Gannon Maud Bowker Afton Bowker Lower Washington Street Edna Knowlton Augusta Erma Nelson Albion Cecil Knowlton City Knowlton C. Frank Knowlton

New York Couple Guests at Washington Street Home

Paul Tiemer and James Halprin of New York City were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Newell of Washington Street. The engagement of Miss Ellen Newell and Mr. Tiemer was announced earlier this summer.

Paul Tiemer James Halprin New York City Mrs. W Newel Washington Street Ellen Newel Mr. Tiemer Blanche Huden Rosania Bernier Lisbon Ernest Hudon Front Street

Parente Mention Tied to Carr Family in Andrews Road Notice

A fragment notes Mr. Carr's relative, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Carr, connected to Andrews Road in a local item.

Carr Charles A. Carr Andrews Road

Weekly Bridge Club Meets First Session of Week

The weekly bridge club held its first meeting Friday afternoon at 2 30 to 4 with Mrs Alvah Morse at 2 Deering Street as ess Three tables played and refreshments were served Prizes went to Mrs Harold Tobey and Mrs Harold Trask Others attended and more plans were made for next Friday at the residence of Mrs Edward Miller in Brunswick trips and visits are noted for local residents with relatives and friends over the weekend and into Monday

Young Ladies Bridge Club Pront Street Harry Cook Louise Johnson Mark Hennessy Walter Ey Josephine Fraser Emily Morgan John J. Keegan Margaret Fraser Ruth Johnson Helen Larrabee Harold Small John Grindell Mary Spear Carmen Atkinson Albert Bonney Brian Jewett Mae Bickle Alvah Morse Deering Street Asess Harold Tobey Harold Trask W. D. Merry Frank Danforth Edward Miller LaForrest Coolmbs Peter Strack Mia Harry Knight Marjorie Lewvitt Phyllis Bishop

Christmas sales and club events fill Bath area listings

Community groups from Winter Street Church Ladies Aid to Murray Club of the First Universalist Church plan events including a Christmas sale and supper on December 12. Girl Scouts and Grace Church Girls Friendly Society held activities, while local safety and waste talks featured Bath Iron Works staff.

Ladies Aid of Winter Street Church

Gift to Lewiston Public Acknowledges Late Mrs Packard

A recent gift to Lewiston Public honors the late Mrs Frank H Packard a leading Lewiston businesswoman and longtime board member her notable efforts helped secure a fine library for the city avoiding conflict with similar civic initiatives.

Lewiston Frank H. Packard Packard

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Hanson Hart Webster Aton, Mifflin Co., Publishers Badies Aid Central Church Alfred J. Rowe Frederic Duniels David L. Wilson William Daley Pearstreet Thomaston Cobb Road Harry Williams Marston Barter Arline Manson Boothbay Harbor Clement Barter Thatcher Elizabeth Pinkham Lydia Atwood Silva Kutz Thurlow Pinkham Captain Haley Thomas Haley Anna Curran Webber's Drug Store Milton S. Kimball Gardiner Trust Co Kimball Augusta Trust Co Mr. Kimball Frederick H. Kimball High Street Yale University Shaw Auto Co Maynard S. Bird Co Corliss Street Nellie Bonney Fannie Burden Janette Plant Mabel Shepard Katherine Wallace Harriet Nocton Josephine Cressey Mabel Coombs Lizzie French Etta Pottle Jennie Seavey Effie Parrish Maud Clark Anna Allen Annie Chesley Tina Ellis Edward Page Milo Genesta Masonic Temple Marie Merrill Jason Merrill Rollin K. Morgan Edwin Powers Edna Wilson Vanona Atkinson Julia Murray Andrew Flaherty May Allen Wilbur Hagan Walter Anliker Donald Wilson Robert Morse Edward Bryant Edward Williams Donald MacKensie Richard Morrison Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Bath Boys Clifford B. Smith Robert Francis Sherman McQuaide Bedford Street Charles Blaisdell Lena Shepard Clarence Minott North Street Albert H. Shaw Richard L. Sprague Colonies Jacob Ham Edward Stetson, Jr Harvey Stetson Alonzo Harriman Leon Leighton Russell Prince Henry Packard Lewistom Edwin R. Andrews Lawrence Lowell Mechanic Street Evelyn, Redson O. M. Redlon West Bath Christine Higgins Roscoe P. Higgins York Street Muriel Howe Phyllis Wright Evelyn Redson Howard Steen Stanley Henderson William Gove Victor Paquet Milton C. Trott Thomas Pierce Providence, R. I Pierce Gordon Hammond E. R. Andrews Jane Stevens Hiram T. Stevens Ellen Cyr Barbara Freeman Isabel King Barbara Mank Barbara Mary Eleanor Donnell Constance Morin Madelyn Dunton Barbara Tubbs Janet, Brigham Mary Robinson Arlene Jones Lucille Johnson Ralph Bragg Auree Fred FP. Ingraham George Hopkins Scarboro Ruth Robbins Kittery Gorham Normal Frank Robbins Pine Street Concord N. H Fred P. Emmons Catherine Emmons Bernice Carr Waterville Mr. Emmons John G. Haskell Mr. Haskell Samuel Povich Leslie Plant Edward J. McMann Percy Robbins Elford A. Stover Waltham Pirth Infantry Fort Williams Archie Wishart Oliver Street Samuel D. Hooper West Newton Mr. Hooper Walter B. Warren Charles Henderson Florence Carlton Mildred Clark Bessie Clark Charles Hunnewell Woolwich Arthur G. Oliver Warren D. Oliver Delmar Bates Snow Park Whittierfield Mr. Bates Miriam W. Kimball Cosmopolitan Club France Walter E. Edge Baltimore Clarence Billings North Berwick Wilson Bailey Arthur MacVane Charles Eva Doten Park Street Nashua Augustus Percy Wenonah, N. J William Drew Davis Hatch Dunlap Hatch Robert Hatch, Jr Priscilla Magoun Green Street Bailey Evening School Magoun Charles E. Doten Nathan Coffin Ork Street N. Gratz Jackson University E. O. Chandler Orone Mr. Chandler Frank Blake Mechanic Falls J. A. Williams Louise Duley Kennebunkport Frank Duley Beacon Street Annie Lynch Quebec William Mann Upper Alfred Burns F. W. Carlton Harvey P. Hathorne Sagadahoc Ferry Bucksport David Cogan Ruth Edward Gerald Lee Harry Bartlett Otis and Warren Berlin, N. H Bartlett Dora O. Lowell Rufus D. Moulton North End Monroe Stores, Inc Orono Lennox Southard Charles Toothaker Paul Tuttle David Miller Tufts Medical School Medford Tuttle Quaker Point Dunlap A. Hatch Mrs. Davis Hatch, Jr Needham Annie Biggins Henry, Biggins Chestnut Street Arthur Richmond John Lasell Whitinsville Sumner Sewall York Hall Pearl Street Fore River Quincy Colby College Langdon T. Thaxter Marjorie Julie Puller Lewin Charlies Toothaker Elizabeth Randall John McInnes Charles M. Tubbs Beeston Emily Taylor Wakefield John H. Marr Reta Faulkner Catherine O'Donnell Phyllis Gilpatrick Ing John McIinnes Rodger McInnes Thomas 8. Gibbons Elizabeth McGrath Bates College Western Avenue Morse Janette Smith Wilton Academy Wilton Edward B. Smith Mrs. Harold Walker Day's Ferry Helen V. Downing McClure Sie Lore Afi Conf William Oliver Netiéck Tive Neonati Bath-Brunswick New Meadows Amos Perry C. F. Rideout Harry Foot William Csoomis Lydia Moses Annette Merrill Ellen Merrill Alfie Jacobs Murray Club The First Universalist Church Legion Auxiliary Girls Friendly Society of Grace Church Doris Leavitt Chicago Charles FP. Rideout Ladies’ Aid George Merrill Brunswick Highway Fence W. Mors Board of Education William PR. Bowker Gummers Y. M. C. A. Auxiliary Mercy of John Ralph Smail J. Haviland Torrey and Wally Mar George A. Dickinson Bath Iron Works Corp Dike School Oliver Circle Helen Shaughnessy
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