Society and Clubs show Armistice Day in Bath
Social notes list Bath area residents who dined at Tall Trees Freeport and visited Boston, Portland, and New York over Armistice Day weekend. The roster includes Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Lord, Miss Amy Hodgdon, Dr. and Mrs. E Motley Fuller, Commander Britt, Miss Barbara Rose, and many Bath locals sharing visits, engagements, and party plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph O. Dale
John A. Norris
Alice E. Norris
Catherine S. Hoover
Arlington
Mass
Dorothy F. Brown
Portland
James F Preston
Francis Woodbridge Belmont
Louis M. Silverman
Bessie M. Mikels
Bath
Lewiston
Barbara Rose
Mary Kenney
New York
Fred JD. Hill
Marion Freeman
Westfield
N. J
New York City
Boston
Hotel Piccadilly
Times Square
Tai Trees
Freeport
Esmund P. Briggs
Helen M Shaughnes
Oliver Mewes
J. Edward Drake
Daniel T. Dougherty
Robert H Baxter
Ralph W Braga
Mark W Sewa
Surprise birthday party for Mrs. Fortier in Portland home
Mrs Frank T Fortier hosted a Sunday evening surprise party at her 4 Maple Street home welcoming guests including Mr and Mrs Edward C Johnson and others. Cards, refreshments, and gifts followed a social hour. Numerous acquaintances and visits were noted, with several people traveling from nearby towns for the event and related social updates throughout the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McMann
Pleasant Street
Grace Waterman
West Bath
Miss Waterman
Marian Rose
McMann
Bath
Ruth Clark
Muriel Lane
Dorothy Jenkins
Luella Hanscom
Clarence Ayer
Jacqueline McMann
Chester Lorentsen
Harvey Rowe
Frank T. Fortier
Maple Street
Edward C. Johnson
Lucien Bisson
Wilfred FP. Skaling
Clarence R. Eaton
Edward B. Hamblett
Edmund St. Peter
Oscar J. Tanguay
Fortier
Harold Burns
Evelyn Bertrand
Washington Street
Burns
Stella Babine
Ferne Pettengill
Mary Pulin
Jennie Middleton
Marie
Lena Gallant
Phyllis Haggett
Catherine Brown
Louise Gaudet
Catherine Hart
Edith Holmes
Martha Cutting
Cynthia Chaney
Dike P T A Banquet Honors Local Teachers
The Dike P T A held its annual banquet and reception for teachers on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Hermon Crocker and assistants coordinating the meal of ham, potatoes, squash, pineapple salad, hot rolls, coffee and pie. Community singing followed, and Morse high school faculty were introduced by Katherine Conley in Superintendent Parker’s absence. Eight speakers and performers contributed, 30 new members joined, and Kennebec Greenhouses donated flowers for table decor.
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Dike
P.T.A
Hermon Crocker
Hattie Wallace
Ray Smith
Charles T. Henderson
Washington
Howard L. Rogers
Arthur Gilmore
Fred Pinkham
Aubrey Steen
Alphonse Turcotte
Martin Powers
Charles I. Madden, Jr
Edward St. Martin
Roy Bradford
Waldo Marshall
Daniel J. Perry
Katherine Conley
Morse High School
John Parker
Warren F. Hawley
Edmund Staples
Dike School
Edward Waters
Robert Meerse
Edward Lemoine
Samuel Morse
Kennebec Greenhouses
Ladies Sodality Observes Its 31st Anniversary
The Ladies Sodality of St. Mary's church marked its 31st anniversary with a banquet and card party at Hotel Sedgwick. Rev. Timothy C. Maney spoke as guest of honor. Mrs. Edward J. Murphy chaired, with remarks from charter members Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Costain. Flowers from Kennebec Greenhouses, 26 attendees, prizes awarded at bridge and whist.
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Ladies Sodality of
St. Mary's Church
Sedgwick
Timothy C. Maney
Edward B. Hamblett
Edward J. Murphy
Catherine T. O'Hara
John W. Costain
Edmund J. Arsenault
George Ingraham
Kennebec
Eugene G. Hart
Frank T. Fortier
Bridge
Charles Footer
Thomas Malin
Mrs Severin Highlights Denmark and Holland Visit for South End PTA
Mrs Carl J Severin Weeks Street school teacher spoke to about 40 South End PTA members on her recent Denmark and Holland trip. She used pictures and maps to illustrate daily life abroad. Tea followed, and a business vote approved festival renewal and a Y M C A drive donation. The next meeting December 6 will be an all day Christmas candy bag workshop with noon dinner.
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Carl J. Severin
Weeks Street
South End
Denmark
Holland
Severin
Raymond Small
Collins Festival
Arthur Berry
Miss Louise Briggs Receives Mount Holyoke Honor
Miss Louise Briggs daughter of Mr and Mrs Edmund P Briggs of 722 High Street senior at Mount Holyoke College received a blazer at the Athletic Association banquet. The award marks the highest individual honor from the association for her eight class teams four All Holyoke teams in two sports and her selection to the honorary All Holyoke speedball team.
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Louise Briggs
Edmund P. Briggs
High Street
Mount Holyoke College
Athletic Association
The
Miss Briggs
Farrell Addresses North Center P T A
Duncan H. Farrell, physical education instructor, spoke on the aims of phys ed in high school and grades. He emphasized honesty courage and good sportsmanship over mere exercise.
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Duncan H. Farrell
North Center PTA to hear talk on School Budget
Tuesday afternoon at a meeting of the North Center P T A Richard J Libby state agent for rural education will speak on the School Budget following a public supper Monday evening Nov 28 The Finance Committee and members of the City Government are particularly invited Tea was served by Mrs Ber nice A MacDonald Mrs Arthur 8 Crockett and Mrs Paul G Bagdikian
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center
Richard J. Libby
Bernice A. MacDonald
Arthur 8. Crockett
Paul G. Bagdikian
Farmers and Nation in Grange Address Calls for Reform
National Grange leader Mr. Taber urges agricultural policy amendments to simplify laws, protect family farms, and maintain soil conservation. He warns against debt, taxation threats, and railroad issues while stressing unity under American values and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taber
National
Mr. Taber
Washington
National Grange
Grange
America
Miss Betty Fuller Named Chair Of Junior Hospital League Dance
Miss Betty Fuller is appointed chairman of the music and favor committee for the annual New Year’s dance to be held by the Junior Hospital League.
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Betty Fuller
Junior Hospital League
City buses swap routes for churchgoers Sunday
The city transit plan returns to the West side loop via Middle street and Oak street for Sundays, excluding weekdays. Morse High Girls Hiking Club, 95 strong, hiked to Upper High Street, with faculty chaperones. American Legion Auxiliary Sewing Circle reports progress on quilts and a meeting. A Bath Salvation Army warning urges caution with solicitors and local charity funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Loop
Middle Street
North
Oak Streets
Oak Street
Betwen Middle
Washington Streets
Morse High Girls
Upper High Street
Mary L. Lord
Catherine E. Leonard
Katharine Conley
Alma S. Kirkpatrick
Bath
Capt. C. F. Bowles
Peculiar Accident to Bath Physician
Dr Edward E Briry of Grove street confined to bed after a singular accident. While his handyman Richard Garrison hung a picture on a ladder near the ceiling, he fell and Briry braced himself catching the falling man with a wide spread net like stance. Garrison escaped unscathed but Briry became stiff and lame, a victim of chronic rheumatism and neuritis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Briry
Grove Street
John F. Briry
Malden
Mass
William 8. Briry
Melrose
Briry
Richard Garrison
Mr. Garrison
Barry
Garrison
Cosmopolitan Garden Club Plans Christmas Sale
At a Monday meeting Mrs Bowen Torrey announced members should bring sale articles to the clubhouse by Friday December 2. Mrs Carl Y Kennedy said Mr Painter from the State Department of Horticulture will demonstrate wreaths and decorations on November 28. Members are urged to attend with scissors string and evergreen. Children’s party planned for December 19 with 25 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Bowen Torrey
Carl Y. Kennedy
Painter
State Department of Horticulture
Cosmopolitan Club
Theatre managers receive recognition for District Managers Week
Bath Opera House manager Frank Vennette and New Uptown theatre manager Francis Gooch were honored during District Managers Week under A. J. Moreau. Each received a fountain pen desk set engraved for outstanding achievement in 1988. Their theatres saw increased business due to their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vennette
Bath Opera House
Francis Gooch
Uptown Theatre
A. J. Moreau
Naval constructor to speak at Grace Church Men’s Club
Lieut. W. N. Landers U S N will address Grace Church Men’s Club at 8 o clock Thursday evening at the Oak Street parish house The talk will cover the role of younger naval constructors in the construction corps A large attendance is anticipated and refreshments will follow the meeting
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Grace Church
W. N. Landers
U.S.N
Naval Office
Bath Iron Works Corp
Grace Church Men's Club
Oak Street
Sanders
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