Vanderbilt Theatre Opens Brittle Heaven with Aldbert Van Dekker
Albert Van Dekker plays the lead in Brittle Heaven at the Vanderbilt Theatre New York with Dorothy Gish as the leading lady. The play chronicles Emily Dickinson's life. Ecke, a Bowdoin graduate and former All Maine tackle, heads the Masque and Gown troupe and is active in Bath friends circles and Theater Guild stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Eeke
Albert van Dekker
Vanderbilt Theatre
New York
Dorothy ‘Gish
Emily Dickinson
Ecke
Bowdoin ‘College
Bath
Theater Guild
Engagement and society notes from Bath events
Mrs. Miles B. Hagan hosted a Thursday evening at 12 Andrews Road for Miss Lillian Lewin as she prepares to wed A Bernard Henderson on Nov 22. Guests brought a toaster as a shower. a venison supper followed and bridge prizes went to Mrs. Clifford Smith and Mrs. Carl Pinson. Various Bath residents were listed as attendees and visitors, with news of birthdays, engagements, and club meetings continuing through the column.
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Miles B. Hagan
Laurence A. Lowell
Hravan
Clifford Smith
Carl Pinson
William Briggs
Charles Andrews
Bessie Brown
Christine Curtis
Addie Palmer
Phyllis Wright
Bertha Bellerose
Weekends Guests Attend Bowdoin Tufts Game
Miss Margaret Mallett R N of Wal Mass Miss Mab Choate and Miss Sinclair of Brockton Mass were guests of Mrs A Mallett at 14 Walker Street over the weekend. They attended the Bowdoin Tufts game.
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Margaret Mallett
R. N
Wal- Mass
Mab*] Choate
Fiiam Sinclair
Brockton, Mass
A. Mallett
Walker Street
West Bath Grange pre nuptial party honors Lewin Henderson
One hundred guests gathered at West Bath Grange hall Wednesday evening to honor Miss William Lewin and fiance A Bernard Henderson before their marriage set for November 22. Everett G Lemont presented a purse, and a grand march led to a dancing evening with music from an all local ensemble. Miss Lewin and Mr Henderson are active Grange members. Deputy items include a newborn son for Mr and Mrs Edwin R Andrews of High street.
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West Bath Grange
Willian Lewin
A. Bernard Henderson
John Howe
David Henderson
Raymond Clark
Everett G. Lemont
the Grange
Miss Lewin
Fred B. Lewin
Hyde Windlass Co
Mr. Henderson
Albert Henderson
Bath Iron Works
Women of A L A Attend Second District Meeting in Wiscasset
Mrs William R Freeman president of Roland Smith unit No 21 A L A was named to the committee on Americanization. Mrs Edward J Murphy treasurer of the unit was named to the finance committee. Other Bath attendees included Mrs Ralph Gay secretary Mrs Edward A Rowe chaplain and Mrs Walter M Hill first vice president. Miss Laura Farnham left Sagadahoc Ferry for Boston for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Freeman
Roland Smith
No. 21
Edward J. Murphy
Second District Council
Wiscasset
Bath
Ralph Gay
Edward A. Rowe
Walter M. Hill
Bath area social notes and births and travel
Ralph E. Crooker visits Bath with parents then sails on the Margaret to New Jersey. Birth announced of Carol Ann Hunnwell in Bath Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James V. Hunnwell of Woolwich. Pine Tree troop scouts hike and study trees at Arthur Sewall woods and spot a salamander. A son Albert Ross Thompson born Nov 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh Thompson of 22 Drummond Street. Several residents travel to St Petersburg for winter. Local bridge clubs and social visits noted with members and host homes. Long entries cover residents’ comings and goings, chores, and gatherings.
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Ralph E. Crooker
Bath
Hermon W.crooker
High Street
John W. Gilmore
Carol Ann Hunnewell
Bath Memorial Hospital
James V. Hunnwell
Woolwich
Scouts of Pine Tree
Arthur Sewall Woods
Oak Grove Cemetery
Albert Ross Thompson
Burleigh Thompson
Drummond Street
Elves Win Spy Bee At Brownies Meeting
Mrs. James A. Gillies Jr led a Brownies gathering at Winter Street chapel with 16 attendees. After routine activities a spy bee pitted Elves against Pixies and Fairies, with the Elves taking the victory. Afternoon games followed.
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James A. Gillies, Jr
Winter Street Chapel
Christmas Sale Planned by Win ter Street Church Ladies
Members of the Ladies aid of Winter Street church prepared for a Christmas sale on December 5 and a supper at Friday afternoon’s meeting in the ladies parlor. Forty nine attended as the November committee began duties as hostesses led by Mrs. Fred Foote with Mrs. Clifford B Wilband and Mrs. Harry T Passmore assisting.
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Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street
Fred Foote
Clifford B. Wilband
Harry T. Passmore
Fred P. Emmons
Seth Stewart
William H. White
Mirs
Addison F. Pendleton
Hiram R. Annis
Charles Blaisdell
Charles Nelson
Frostina E. Marston
Arthur K. Purington
Joseph O Purdue
Malcolm L. Doble
Jane Killeen
William Potter
Milton C. Trott
Wild Rose Girl Scouts Meet At Legion Hall
Mrs. Donald Sewall and Dr. George Nevens hosted guests from Boothbay Harbor in Washington street. Wild Rose troop met Thursday with 25 members, completing four patrol projects on Morse code, scout qualifications, bandage demonstrations, and hike planning, followed by games and a new scout song led by Miss Evelyn Trott. Mrs. Agnes Specht of Portland visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Field of Hardings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Hanson
Portland
Lillian Miller
Washington Street
James O. Lincoln
Mark W. Sewall
Joseph T. Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Donald
Sewall
George Nevens
Wild Rose Troop
Legion Hall
Evelyn Trott
Agnes F. Specht
William Field
Hardings
Donald Od
Mark ‘W. Sewalll
Mr. Sewall
Mark
Mrs Chellis Daughter Joins Martin in New York City
Mrs Harold B Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry F Chellis 5 Federal Street has joined Mr Martin in New York City after two weeks in Bath Navy officer Mr Martin will be stationed in Newport Rhode Island and Brooklyn New York for the next two months Mr and Mrs John Howe daughter Muriel and son John Franklin Howe have closed their home on Upper Washington Street and will spend the winter with Mr and Mrs Frank H Turner Union Street
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Susan N. Ballou
High Street
Queens
Long Island
H. W. R. Stafford
Miss Ballou
Thomas Pankhurst
Stafford
Portland
Helen Day
R.N
Harold B. Martin
Harry F. Chellis
Federal Street
Bath
Martin
New York City
U. S. Navy
Newport
R. I
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Howe
Muriel
John Franklin Howe
Upper
Washington Street
Frank H. Turner
Union Street
Miss Anne Sullivan Birthday Observed at 22 Liberty Street
Miss Anne Sullivan celebrated her birthday at home on Liberty Street with a gathering of friends including Arlene Brackley Madeline Babine Mary Gallant Eve lyn Gallant Eleanor Gasser and many others. Guests traveled from Bath Woolwich and East Machias while others returned from Boston and New Bedford for the occasion.
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Anne Sullivan
Liberty Street
Arlene Brackley
Madeline Babine
Mary Gallant
Evelyn Gallant
Eleanor Gasser
Helen Hosmer
Anne Helen Cavanaugh
Marguerite
Dorothy Mulcahy
Edith Sprague
Marguerite Rogers
Felix Gallant
Kenneth Bertrand
Paul Legard
Sidney Knights
Charles Sprague
John Mulcahy,Jr
Linwood Temple
Alfred Gallant
Clark Matthews
Neil
Robert
Francis Sullivan
Stella Dolloff
R. N
Bath
Frank Head
Eben Dana
Woolwich
New Bedford
Mass
Clara Hawthorne
Anne McKowan
East Machias
Boothbay Harbor Visitors Stay With Cummings Family
Mrs. C. F. Page of Boothbay Harbor and Miss Carrier Adams of Bowdoinham are staying with Mr. and Mrs. William Cummings at 897 Middle Street for the winter.
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C. Fpge
Boothbay Harbor
Past Noble Grands club hosts contract and auction bridge
Mrs. Leonard Munsey entertained the Past Noble Grands club of Queen Esther Rebekah lodge with contract and auction bridge at 427 High Street. Prizes went to Mrs. Ralph Mank, Mrs. Lena Shepard, Mrs. Harry Richardson, Miss Shirley Mank, and Herbert McCabe. Hostess assisted by Mrs. Wallace Atwood. Also noted, Miss Mary Aick of Laconia, NH, formerly Bath, is recovering from appendicitis in Laconia Hospital.
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Leonard Munsey
High Street
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Ralph Mank
Lena Shepard
Harry Richardson
Shirley Mank
Herbert McCabe
Wallace Atwood
Spring Street
Victor Pinkham
Luncheon at Green Street Hosts Card Winners and Visitors
Mrs. Harry L. Day hosted a Thursday luncheon at her Green street home with three contract tables. High score went to Mrs. Eugene Desmond, followed by Mrs. Allan Spear and Mrs. Paul Mason. Out of town guests included Mrs. Chester Schuert of Brooklyn and Mrs. Reginald Lombard and Mrs. Foster Barry of Portland. Grace Bishop visited Auburn to stay with Mrs. Rogers Catheran. Mrs. Albert F. McFadden, returning from Hartford after a seventh degree at national grange sessions, noted Bushnell Memorial record totals of 13,500 versus 11,130 earlier. Mrs. Albert McFadden left for Massachusetts to visit relatives in Saugus and Everett.
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Harry L. Day
Green Street
Eugene Desmond
Allan Spear
Paul Mason
Chester Schuert
Brooklyn
N. Y
Reginald Lombard
Foster Barry
Portland
Albert F. McFadden
High Street
Hartford
Conn
National Grange
Bushnell Memorial
Albert McFadden
Massachusetts
Saugus
Burt Lyon
Everett
Chauncey Lewis
Brunswick mourns Henry Cobb funeral for Gardiner resident
Mrs. Emery Rideout and family attended the funeral of Henry K. Cobb in Gardiner, with relatives from Brunswick and Gardiner. A separate social week includes Mrs. Guysbert B. Vroom hosting a contract club luncheon in Phippsburg and a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. William Fletcher in New Jersey with guests from nearby towns.
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Emery Rideout
Frank Allen
Viola
Ada
Henry
Carlton
Brunswick
Rideout
Henry K. Cobb
Gardiner
Alton Cobb
Cobb
James A. Cobb
Obituary and Society Notes From New Haven Area
James A. Gillies of New Haven died Wednesday, joined by his son Alderman James A. Gillies Jr. Mrs Gillies and Mrs. William D. Sewall prepare for extended travels. A Winter Street church card party funded church floor covering with 24 tables, organized by Edward Daly, Charles Walsh, James Clappison, Archie Doyle adviser. Mrs. Edgar Oliver, deputy city clerk, on annual vacation.
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James A. Gillies
New Haven
Winter Street
Edward Daly
Charles Walsh
James Clappison
Archie Doyle
Edgar Oliver
Amy Kathryn Preney to Wed Harry W Rudell in Washington
Mrs. Lewis J. Preney of 11 Pearl Street announces the marriage of her daughter Amy Kathryn Preney to Harry W. Rudell recently in Washington D C Both are employed at the Wardman Park hotel in Washington They will live at 2638 Garfield Street Northwest Washington DC Also noted are several social visits and travel plans of local residents including Henry P Healey returning from Nashua and Massachusetts and Miss Jane Cushing with Miss Alys Thompson heading to Boston New York and Tryon North Carolina for winter travel.
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Lewis J. Preney
Pearl Street
Washington,d. C
Amy Kathryn ‘Preney
Harry W. Rudell
Wardman ‘Park
Washington
Garfield i Street
Jane Cushing
Alys Thompson
Green Street
Boston
Miss Cushing
Miss Thompson
New York
Tryon
N. C
Grace church guild plans care for Garden House dining room
Mrs W Dayton Hill and others traveled to Portland on Friday while Howard McPhee returned to Salem after visiting his father. Mrs Walter Hill supervised supper and Mrs Augustus Perow led the dining room at the St Marys guild covered dish event. Following the meal candy bags for Christmas were prepared and the guild voted to fund upkeep of the dining room at the House of the Good Shepherd in Gardiner.
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Walter M. Hill
Augustus Perow
St. Mary's Guild of
Grace Church
House of the Good Shepherd
Gardiner
Surprise Shower for Mrs Benson at Court Street Home
Agetast of guests gathered Monday at Mrs Arlene Kimballs Court Street residence for a surprise misc shower for Mrs Frederic Benson formerly Miss Elizabeth Tanguay. Beano games yielded prizes to Mrs Wilfred Roy Miss Muriel Burgess and Mrs Wilfred Skaling. Refreshments included candy peanuts crackers cheese doughnuts and coffee. Mrs Benson received many useful gifts. Attendees included Flossie Smith Laurice Blake Wilfred Skaling Genèvieve Smith Oscar Tanguay Vera Pagurko Bernadettes Tracey Paul Moore Eva Henderson Ellen Oliver and others. Dunlap A Hatch sustained a slight cut above the eye Tuesday night in a Bath bound drive from Popham Beach when glasses sliced his eye on a sudden stop.
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Frederic Benson
Elizabeth Tanguay
Arlene Kimball
Court Street
Wilfred Roy
Muriel Burgess
Wilfred Skaling
Benson
Flossie Smith
Laurice Blake
Génevieve Smith
Oscar Tanguay
Vera Pagurko
Bernadetts Tracey
Paul Moore
Eva Henderson
Ellen Oliver
Dunlap A. Hatch
Bath
Popham ‘Beach
Clergy meeting and visitors in New England towns
Mrs Allen Spear of Pearstreet visited Portland on Wednesday. Rev Charles M TubbleB of Grace church attended a joint meeting Tuesday of the Kennebec Penobscot clericus with the Southwestern clericus of Maine at Trinity church Lewiston. Mr and Mrs Eugene Desmond of Lincoln street are spending a few days in Boston. Mr and Mrs Malcolm L Doble of Greek street have gone to Wheaton College Mass where their daughter Miriam is ill and a pupil. North Primary school is confined to her home by illness.
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Henry O.trowbridge
Andrews Road
Crow Point
West Newton
Mass
Trowbridge
Bath Iron Works Corp
New York
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
Ida M. Beals
Sagadahoc Ferry
Charles M. Tubbleb
Grace Church
Kennebec-Penobscot
Maine
Trinity Church
Lewiston
Eugéne Desmond
Lincoln Street
Boston
Malcolm L. Doble
Greek Street
North Primary
State OF Maine
Adahoc
Ella M. Donnell
Bath
Charles Roderick Donnell
Florence E. Watson
Charles J. Donnell
Sagadahoc
A.D
Potato Week in Maine Aims to Help Farmers
The piece recounts Maine's Potato Week initiated by Commissioner Frank Washburn to move surplus spuds. It details statewide advertising and public outreach, tapping editors and radio managers, merchants and teachers, to persuade families to store potatoes for winter. The effort boosted demand, reduced thousands of bushels, and aimed to spur broader agricultural prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Washburn
Agriculture
Mr. Washburn
Brooklyn Bridge
Maine
Thanksgiving baskets and community notices in city page
City notes remind readers to contribute to Thanksgiving baskets by the 27th. Whitman R. Mitchell opens a plumbing shop at 710 Washington Street offering general plumbing heating and sheet metal work. A drunken man sought directions at Bath Memorial hospital and was not helped. Salvation Army fundraiser nets 18.30 toward Thanksgiving baskets with tag day planned Saturday. Individuals needing baskets should register before Thanksgiving. ERA sewing project collects clean cotton for quilts. MCA airplane hobby club reports strong activity with 14 of 15 members present. Lincoln Lodge to sponsor a Bob Oliver musical comedy on Dec 14 at the Masonic temple.
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Whitman ‘R. Mitchell
Harry M. Huse
Washington Street
Mitchell
New England
Milan Street
Salvation Army
Lincoln Lodge
Odd Fellows
Bob Oliver
Santho
Lincoln
Queen Esther
Marriage intentions filed for Gilmore Upham and Walter Upham
Marriage intentions were filed on Wednesday in the office of ee on John W. Gilmore PB ham son of Mrs Upham of 156 High see ona the Tate Walter Upham and Miss Edna E. Dae Qaughter on Mrs Sarriette the late Walters Potter. Canae were filed on Tuesday by Eve Singer son of Max H. Best Gould Singer of 5 street Brunswick and Miss Bassie F. Greenblatt daughter of Solomon K and Goldie M Greenblatt of 233 Washington street.
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John W. Gilmore Pbham
Upham
High
Tate
Walter Upham
Edna E. Dae Qaughter
Sa Nriette
Walters Potter
Iseve Singer
Max H. Best
Gould
Singer
Street
Brunswick
Bassie F. Greenblatt
Solomon K
Goldie M. (Kretsky) Greenblatt
Washington Street
Nightly wanderer: 16 year old boy detained by police
A 16 year old South End boy was picked up by Officer Farber Davis at 12 30 am while wandering the streets. He was detained for questioning after his parents reported he left bed each night wearing clothes and roaming the neighborhood with ambitions to visit New York. No charges were filed as authorities await parental guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Farber Davis
New York
Birth of Son for Mr and Mrs John A Roberts
Birth notice reports the birth of a son named John Arthur to Mr and Mrs John A Roberts of 24 Deering Street on November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gilmore
John Arthur
John A. Roberts
Deering Street
Mrs Joseph Purdue and Alice Lorraine Plan Boston Visit
Mrs Joseph O Purdue and her daughter Alice Lorraine of Washington Street left Tuesday for Boston to spend a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O. Purdue
Alice Lorraine
Washington Street
Boston
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