Marriages and society notes from Bath area
Announcement of the marriage of Margaret Bowers Dearborn of New York City to C. Chute Johnson of St. Louis on November 5 in Montreal. Details include attendants and Johnson’s war service with Lafayette Esquadrille, with plans to live in New York. Additional notices cover naval engineers sessions in New York, contract clubs events, and various society happenings in Bath including marriages, visits, and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bowers Dearborn
New York City
C. Chute Johnson
St. Louis
Montreal
E. C. Htzler
New York
Frances Mansfield
Portland
Sir Itague Allen
Johnson
Henry Reborn
Min Ge S. Dearborn
Small Point Beach
Nassan Institute student returns after Armistice weekend
Miss Jeannette F. Shackford Morse 32 a first year Nassan Institute student returned Sunday to Springvale after Armistice Day weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Roy F Shackford in Turner's court She was active in Morse dramatics and part of a cast to present a play at Nassan She attended the Morse high school football dance Friday night Also named are updates on several other local residents including Judge William M Kenyon and various family visits and travel plans across Boston Dorchester and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette F. Shackford
Morse
Nassan Institute
Springvale
Roy F. Shackford
Turner's Court
Hilda G. Scott
Gorham Normal School
John W. Scott
Court Street
Scott
Morse High School
Hope Rowe
George Naugler
Topsham
Orone
Annie J. Zuma
Nassau Institute
Mike Zuma
Chestnut Street
Stanley Cheney
Kingston
Mass
Bath
Cheney
Dorothy Donnell
Meoise High School
Deaconess Hospital
Brookline
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Plymouth
Portland Chevrolet dealers meet with Chester Plant
Chester A. Plant, a Chevrolet dealer, attended a district gathering of Portland Chevrolet dealers Friday. He traveled to Portland with Mrs. Plant and Mrs. E. R. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester .A. Plant
Chevrolet
Portland
Plant
E. R. Wright
Frigate Veterans Attend Frothingham Post Banquet in Portland
Members of the Frigate Constitution Post and Auxiliary VFW travel to Portland for the Philip B. Frothingham Post banquet and officer installation. The group includes William Williams Arthur and Mrs. Wilson Norman Morse and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frigate Constitution Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Portland
Philip B. Frothingham
William Williams
Arthur Wilson
Norman Morse
John Gallagher
Harold Hart
Howard Moody
Evelyn Snow
Boothbay Harbor Birth for Ruth Eleanor Dunton
Ruth Eleanor Dunton is born to Mr and Mrs Everett Dunton of Boothbay Harbor on October 27. Mrs Dunton is formerly Doris L Holbrook Morse 31. The daughter weighs nine pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Charles Fitzgerald
Portland
Ruth Eleanor
Everett Dunton
Boothbay Harbor
Dunton
Doris L. Holbrook
Morse
Sunday Law Contested By Maine Christian Endeavor Union
The Maine Christian Endeavor Union executive committee met in Rockland on Armistice Day to map the year’s program and plan petitions against any Sunday open law. They designate Oct 27 28 29 1933 for the State Convention and arrange regional meetings to boost local societies. Reverend F W Barton will represent the union at Augusta on Sunday law matters. A light feature describes Dr William J Rouse of 22 Front Street who claims to keep a pet fly that follows him during meals and occasionally visits the writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Christian Endeavor Union
Rockland
Christian Endeavor Societies
Grace Clark
Gardiner
Christian Endeavor Society
F. W. Barton
Tenants Harbor
Augusta
State
Christian Endeavor Evangelistic Committee
Barton
Christian Endeavor
Ripley
William J. Rouse
Front Street
Oranges Dropped From Plane Stir Parry Townspeople
A bag of oranges dropped from an airplane in Parry caused a stir among residents. Percy Williams recovered the first fruit, later revealed to be intended for Mrs. Eulalie Button and dropped by her nephew Ora Doyle of Lubec, one of the plane’s occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Gove
Parry
Percy Williams
Eulalie Button
Ora Doyle
Lubec
Christmas Club funds in Maine reach 4 211 800
The Christmas Club reports 4 211 800 in Maine and nationwide distributions within two weeks. Average member payout is 42.00, with optimism for 1933 growth as banks note improved conditions and renewed public confidence. The program, 22 years old, promotes thrift and tax planning awareness among moderate earners. An educational effort and emblem accompany member bank participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christmas Club
Herbert F. Rawill
Mutual Savings Banks
Raw
Potatoes Move Despite Low Dover Foxcroft Price
Farmers in Dover Foxcroft hold potatoes at 60 cents per barrel though markets stay slow. Piscataquis county crops praised as best in the state thanks to favorable weather. Railroads report about three carloads daily in October with sharp drops in November due to flooding of major shipping centers including Philadelphia Nostek Pittsburgh Columbus and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover-Foxcroft
Piscataquis County
Philadelphia
Nostek
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Cleveland
Augusta man pleads guilty in misstatement case Munich court
William Albert of Augusta pleaded guilty before Judge Frank E. Southard in Munich court Monday to mis statement of fact regarding registering his automobile in his deceased wife’s name. State Highway police official Merle E. Cole led the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Albert
Augusta
Frank E. Southard
Munich
Merle E. Cole
State Highway Police
Incident Report Fragments Cite Rediscovered Scene
A brief fragment describes a man going to a cellar about fifteen minutes after spotting King, allegedly while descending to fetch firewood. The line hints at an event surrounding a person named King observed earlier in a cellar setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Bath County club winds down season as golf and events shift
The Bath County club closes its real season with Bernard Hutchins finishing duties on November 1. Golfers play on sandy courses after rain as alumni plan fundraisers for banquets with a 10 piece Royal Arcadian orchestra. Community meetings, school term dates, and a Gandhi-linked India talk fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Country Club
Bernard E. Hutchins
Bridge Workers Ball Proves Great Success
The Bridge Workers Ball drew a large attendance and favorable remarks from attendees. Organizers say the event achieved its aims of fellowship and morale boosting among local labor crews.
Joint Installation Held On Tuesday At Unicon Veterans Hall
Officers of T. W. Hyde camp No 46 of United Veterans Sons and Auxiliary were installed at A R hall house. Mrs Bra J. e a led officers with John Shaw past president presiding. Gertrude Stewart reelected president with Aggie Smith, Lucelia Blake, Helen Mcintosh noted as past presidents and guards Mary Gallant and others receiving a gift from the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde Camp
Unicon Veterans, Sons
O. A. R. Hall
Bra J.e
John Shaw
Gertrude Stewart
Aggie Smith
Lucelia Blake
Alice
Helen Mcintosh
Mary Gallant
Five Morse Varsity Men Graduate in June
Five Morse high varsity football players who started the Brunswick game on Armistice Day will graduate in June. The seniors include Le gard, Captain Coombs, Douglas, McE man and Parks, forming a nucleus for the 1933 Blue and White elev en. Additional graduations include Leon Buck Russell Colby Jr Harold Harrington, with Stinson Sarkis as expected returnees to bolster Morse's backfield and line for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Brunswick
Legard
Coombs
Douglas
McEman
Parks
Leon Buck
Husky
Russell Colby Jr
Neentaana
Harold Harrington
Morse
Paul Stinson
Ernie Sarkis
Bowdoin
Dearborn
Johnny Huse
Stan Curtis
Alfred McCabe
Phil Oliver
Grindell
Wardens urged to show patience with difficult hunters
Maine fish and game wardens receive guidance from Commissioner George J. Stobin recommending courtesy and forbearance when dealing with nervous or irritable hunters. The bulletin stresses patience to prevent offense and to help even the most "intelligent grouch" feel respected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dameanee
Achsio Seneen
Fish and Game Wardens
Maine
George J. Stobin
Bath Sportsmen Have Good Luck Hunting
Bath and Brunswick gunners reporting from Churchill Lake region in Northern Maine say 28 hunters have shot 15 deer by Monday. The party includes Sheriff Albert Henderson John J Keegan County Attorney Ralph Dale Louis J Sanborn Gardiner R Deering Harold Deering Chester Dana Eben Dana and other Woolwich residents. They left Friday at 6 am for the Churchill Lake vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill Lake Re
Maine
Bath and Brunswick
Albert Henderson
John J. Keegan
Ralph ©. Dale
Louis J. Sanborn
Gardiner R. Deering
Harold Deering
Chester Dana
Eben Dana
Woolwich
Churchill Lake
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Madnesthy
Booth
Charles P. Wetherbee
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
Waldorf
George B. Wetherbee
Braintree
Allan Spear
Pearl Street
Gladys Ashe Cafford
Marchese del Sera Fiaschi
Newark
N. J
Marchesa
Porter Ashe
San Francisco
Harold M. Sewall
Europe
Marchese
Harry W. Tucker
Middle Street
Dummer Sewall
Agnes W. Humphreys
Lillius B. Dunnels
High Street
Elwina F. Durgin
Red Cross
Walter J. Brennan
The
State Department of Labor
Alden G. Smith
Anne Walgatt Whittredge
Boston
Whittredge
Eugenis Hunnewell
Frank Reed
Mechanic Street
Clinton D. Wilson
Wakefield
Wilson
N. E
Charles H. Cahill, Jr
Exmayor
Charles H. Cahill
Hebron Academy
Princ Ralph L. Hunt
Frederick Bowker Gannon
Alfred Gannon
Springfield
Gannon
Maude Bowker
Marjorie Treep
William M. Kenyon
West
Josiah L. Walker
Day's Ferry
Mises Estelle
Dorice Miller
Lincoln Street
Arthur Miller
Malden
Joseph Goldman
Philip Cole
Robert Brownell
Cobbroad
Carolyn A. Oliver
Westerly Hospital
Westerly
R. I
Miss Oliver
Harry F. Oliver
Anne Kimball
Miriam Kimball
Jennie V. McClure
Charlestown
George Bragdon
Alice Hartnett
Lynn
Fred W. Hartnett
Graham White
Elizabeth Spinney
Charles Ross Chaney
Barcelona
Singing Club
Cosmopolitan Players
Cosmopolitan Club
Patrick Malone
Edward A. Cummings
Francis Lee
Quincy
Dorothy Sargent
James Hoey
Dorchester
Lee
Edward J. Lee
Elford A. Stover
Allen Street
Myra Norton
Cape Neddick
George H. Hodgkins
Washington Street
J. R. Andrews
Winfield D. Jordan
Heywood-Wakefield Co
Mrs. Jordan
Charles S. Lemont
West Bath
J. E. Pemberton
Reland F. Hill
Belvidere
Bertha MacCammon
Jane Killian
Mr. Hill
John E. Levya
George E. Levyn
David Owen
Pittsfield
Stella H. Libman
Frank Kligman
Henry Cohen
J. Koppel Rosemark
Miss Libman
Solomon K. Greenblatt
Stearns W. Scott
Andrews Road
Lord and Burnham
Irvington
N. Y
Pride’s Crossing
Henry C. Wright
Harriet E. Warden
William Warden
John E. Sonia
Pmiss
Ruth M. Sonia
Beacon Street
Somerville
Sonia
Ernest Fenno
Dunlap Hatch
Green Street
Roger Skillings
Cobb Road
North Center
Stone House Farm
Arthur Sewall
Samuel D. Hooper
Gysbert B. Vroom
George Reynolds
Max Katz
Louis M. Silverman
Silverman
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Harry F. Morin
Constance Grange
William Sanford Kingsbury
Glastonbury
Elizabeth Kingsbury
Hallowell Reynolds Rogers
Hartford
Llewellyn Rogers
Hartford Courant
John A. Lord
Portsmouth
N. H
B. W. Saunders
Castine
Christine M. Leland
Lenter
Castine Normal
Mary Lawrence
School of Practical Arts
Carolyn A. Plant
Ruth Killion
Sally Clinton
James M. Royal
Raymond H. Trott
Providence, R. L
Mr. Trott
Joseph M. Trott
Parker N. Moulton
Washington, Conn
Mr. Moulton
Rufus D. Moulton
Drummond Street
Joseph McGowen
Chester
Lewis E. Wilson
North Street
Olive Rowe
Mina Wilson
Bliss Business College
Lewiston
Ernest T. Fulton
Dorothea
Floyd Elwell
Willow Street
Alan
Richard
Winter Street Church
Arthur S. Crockett
Arthur C. Lemont
A. J. Conti Jr
Harry L. Horne
Edna N. Bliss
Lillian Bibber
Bangor
Sy Erskine Sidelinger
Carroll Watson
Lucille Johnson
Sabine
Catherine Hooper
Betty Eastman
Betty Fuller
Lois Swett
Jane Donnell
Nellie Robinson
Dorothy Thebeau
Mary Nickerson
Margaret Austin
Kathleen Scott
Elwood Legard
Carl Dearborn
Paul Hayes
Ivan Kirkpatrick
Robert Stevens
Lewis Swett
Robert Burgon
Donald Conroy
Clarence Johnson
John Fitzgerald
Lillian M. Brown
Miami, Fla
Thelma Fogg
Donald H. Fogg
Three Arts Studio
Helena Jackson
Sadie Nission
Pythian Temple
Abbott H. Redlon
Plant Street
Frank and
Claxton Moulton
Genevieve Moulton
Arlington
Earl B. Collins
Mrs. Alden G. Smith
Edwin W. Haggett
Rouse
Board of Y.P.S.C.E
Doc
Sebasco
Board of Education
Small
Joseph L. Moulton
Winter Street
Rahuri
Bombay Presidency
India
Moulton
Great Britain
Gandhi
Gandhi Party
Irving G. Harrington, Jr
Phippsburg
Senter Oe
Ledyard
Maine Woods
Harold
Oscar Adams
Colonial Club
Clifton Street
Elizabeth F. Mudgettee
Center Street
Edward Rowe Clarence Merrill
Kennebes Bridge
Brewster
Ym.c.a
Ken Trask
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Woods