Bath Girls Prominent On Bates' Mothers Week End
Bates College co-eds hosted nearly one hundred mothers for the fourth annual Mothers Week End. The event featured a sports review modern dancing a tea a banquet and campus entertainment including a one act play and group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates College
Women’s Athletic Association
West End
Bates
Frances Wallace
Bath
Women's Athletic Association
Gale Rice
Worcester
Mass
Women’s Union
Philip Webb
Ocean Park
Edwin Pierce
Lewiston
Janet Bridgham
Hathorn Hall
College Theatre
Lavinia Schaeffer
Priscilla
Parker Addresses South End PTA About School Aims
Superintendent John Parker spoke at a South End PTA meeting Tuesday on the aims and problems of the school department. Tea was served by hostesses Ellery Whittemore, George Moses and J. Frank Hunt. Over 30 attended. The group voted to hold a Christmas sale on December 16 and set an all day meeting for December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker
South End P.T.A
Parker
Ellery E. Whittemore
George Moses
J. Frank Hunt
Delinquency Talk Highlights Parental Role and Police Steps
Capt Harold Maguire of the Portland Detective Bureau addressed North Center PTA noting parents bear much responsibility for juvenile delinquency and urging strong policing. He argued for one officer per 1 000 residents, police school for youths, fingerprinting and photo records, radio patrol cars, and a juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Maguire
Portland Detective Bureau
North Center P.T.A
Police Department
Detective Bureau
Maguire
Portland
Capt
William W. Dennison
Capt. Maguire
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Pomona Meeting Set at West Bath Grange
Pomona plans a Wednesday meeting at West Bath Grange announced at a West Bath Grange session. The Thanksgiving Ball will be held Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Charles Walsh Jr in charge of the dance. A December fair committee list includes Herbert Cavanaugh and many others with chairs and helpers across categories. The program featured John Howe in a skit about Uncle Eben with songs readings and a finale, drawing 96 attendees including nine visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Pomona
West Bath
West Bath Grange
Charles W. Walsh, Jr
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
Harry E. Peterson
Charles B
Carleton W. Andrews
Robert Bites
Charles T. Henderson
Helen Greene
Edwin W. Haggett
Alice Smith
Melvin L. Comeau
E. D. Leavitt
Ella Coombs
George D. Emero
Herbert L. Simpson
Bertha Ward
Ila Day
Joseph Oliver
Fred K. Sturtevant
D. Wallace MacDonald
E. Mason Wright
Almon Perry
Arthur Crockett
Ernest Snow
Mercie MacFadden
Helen Hartwell
John Howe
Eben
California
Arthur Lemont
Alice Darrah
Robert Pletts, Jr
Boston Weekend Hosts among Local Notables
Mrs Harry Lemont and son Joseph OBrien along with Miss Agnes Sullivan and Miss Frances Callan returned from Boston where they spent the weekend at the Hotel Touraine as guests of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lemont
Joseph O'Brien
Agnes Sullivan
Frances Callan
Boston
Hotel Touraine
Boston centinel 1789 parade and trades shown in facsimile
A Boston Massachusetts Centinel facsimile from October 28, 1789 highlights President Washington's Boston visit with a military parade, speeches, and a long merchant and trades list. Notices include a horse theft reward, a rental ad for a three room dwelling near the market, and a marriage: Noah Webster jr. to Rebecca Greenleaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Warner
Roxbury
Dorchester
Johnson
Castle William
Marine Society
John Jenkins
Peter
Amherst
New Hampshire
Daniel Warner
Noah Webster, Jun
Hartford
Rebecca Greenleaf
William Greenleaf
The
Massachusetts Centinel
Mr. Webster
Cadet Examination Open for U.S. Maritime Commission
The U S Maritime Commission announces an open competitive exam for deck and engineer cadets in the merchant marine. Unmarried men aged 18 to 25 with good character and certain schooling may apply by postmark midnight December 21 to the Supervisor of Cadet Training in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Maritime Commission
United States Maritime Commission
United States
U. S. Maritime Commission
Washington
D. C
Maritime Commission
Washington, D. C
Bowdoinham Notes Show Busy Social Week
In Bowdoinham the community shares birthdays hospital news travel and visits. Attendees at a birthday gathering include Mrs. Cora Denham of Bowdoinham and Alfred Sparks of Rumford along with many others from Unity Bath and Rumford.
Rhode Island Speaker at New England Council Dinner
Raymond H. Trott of Providence and Small Point Beach will speak at the Rhode Island dinner of the New England Council on Thursday November 23 at the Hotel Statler in Boston. Trott chairs the Rhode Island division which marks its 15th annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Trott
Providence
R. I
Small Point Beach
Rhode Island
New England Council
Hotel Statler
Boston
Mr. Trott
Council
Opera House hosts Morse football night with cast and critics
Morse High football team and coaches Henry D. Small and John E. Madden will be guests at Opera House Friday evening hosted by manager Frank A. Vennett. The event features cheers, speeches, and the Times editor Elford A. Stover assessing this season’s Blue and White history. The team holds five wins one tie and one defeat, with notable wins over Madison Rockland Hallowell and two against Brunswick, a Gardiner tie, and a loss to Wilton Academy. A Dr. Kil dare 3 film and a Drunk Driving short will screen amid Variety. The McClure family relocates to St Petersburg, Fla., as York Trailer Co. rep moves, with occupants Ralph H. Bowers and wife leasing their Bath Iron Works home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Morse High
Henry D. Small
John E. Madden
Frank A. Vennett
Morse
Elford A. Stover
the Times
Madison
Rockland
Hallowell
Brunswick
Gardiner
Wilton Academy
Lionel Barrymore
Lew Ayres
J. Horace McClure
St. Petersburg
Fla
East Bowdoin Notes And Local Moves
East Bowdoin Ladies aid meets today with Mrs Grant Woods. Eleonora Totman of Topsham resigns as Adams school teacher and Eva Nichols starts there. Marion Curtis of Boothbay visits her father Norman Curtis. Harold Curtis, with Lane Construction Corp, returns home after lay off. Eleanor Rogers visits her aunt and uncle, Mr and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bowdoin Ladies‘ Aid
Grant Woods
Eleonora Totman
Topsham
Adams School
Eva Nichols
Marion Curtis
Boothbay
Norman Curtis
Harold Curtis
Lane Construction Corp
Eleanor Rogers
Arthur Carr
Beverly
Mass
Westport Weekend Visitors From Nearby Towns
George Knight of Medford Massachusetts visited Westport over the weekend. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Ray Welsh of Portland and Mrs Belle Welsh of Bath visiting Mrs Margaret Webber. Eugene Whitten and family from Bath were at their house Sunday. Brian M Jewett and Norman Nye hosted in Bath with Mr and Mrs Amos Knight and Mrs Albertine Knight joining Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Knight
Medford
Mass
Ray Welsh
Portland
Belle Welsh
Bath
Margaret Webber
Eugene Whitten
Brian M. Jewett
Norman Nye
Amos Knight
Albertine Knight
Mystery Supper Hosted by Mrs Bracy for Philathea Class
Mrs. Steven Bracy entertained members of the Philathea class at her home 56 Pine Street on Tuesday evening with a mystery supper. Attendees included Mrs. Bernice F. Achorn Mrs. Helen Keene Mrs. Harold S. Walker Mrs. Earl Coombs Mrs. LaForrest G. Coombs Mrs. William Cummings Mrs. Frank A. Bates Mrs. Walter B. James Mrs. Raymond Palmer Mrs. Chester A. Plant and Mrs. Arthur Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Bracy
Philathea
Pine Street
Bernice F. Achorn
Helen Keene
Harolds. Walker
Earl Coombs
LaForrest G. Coombs
William Cummings
Frank A. Bates
Walter B. James
Raymond Palmer
Chester A. Plant
Arthur Berry
Dinner party honors Maynard G. Dow’s birthday
Mr and Mrs Norman Nye of 902 High Street hosted a dinner Saturday night for the birthday of Maynard G Dow of Brunswick. Guests were Mr and Mrs Dow Mr and Mrs Horace Morse Mr and Mrs Richard Hersom Mr and Mrs De Jewett of Westport and Dunlap Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Nye
High Street
Maynard G. Dow
Brunswick
Dow
Horace Morse
Richard Hersom
de Jewett
Westport
Dunlap Hatch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senter’ s.Inc. Shoe Department
RED Cross
Bath Girls
Clifton D. Gray
Hazel M. Clark
Lena Walmsley
Bath Department Store
Center Street
Impperial Products CO
Tremont St
Boston, Mass
Massachusetts
Beth
Bowdoinham
Ca Re
William Mussenden
Sparks
See
Addie Trufant
Margaret Wilson
Abbie Hulse
Cora Denham
Bowdeinham
Alfred Sparks
Rumford
Minnie Fowler
Helen Edgerey
Unity
Carolyn Lang
Jeee Missler
Jane Browne
Avery Pides
University of Maine
A. M. Pitley
Milton Given
Lester Howard
Central Maine General Hospital
John Purington
Ralph
Mabel Baker
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Charles Hackett
Florence Thompson
J. Hall Denham
Epworth League of the
Methodist Church
George Rowe
Magtician
Chester Purington
Lewis
Theodore Carras
Marline
Thelma Maloon
Lois Pratt
Ruby Pratt
Jessie Ames
Frances Hatch
Evelyn Gaudet
Linwood Hackett
Lewis Carras
Raymond Denham
Locke Crouse
Jackman
Donald Hackett
Loomis Dyer
Wesley
R. D. Purington
George Hamilton
Hulda Powers
Norridgewock
Delma Bates
Lena Hill
Donald Ware
Judith
Donald, Jr
Augusta
Ware
Maurice Ware
Harold Carr
Wallace
Richmond Road
Neil Bishop
Margaret
Jake
E. D. Bickmore
Stockton
Charles Sherman
Maine Central
Roy Spaulding
Bangor
Fred Cheney
Cumberland Mills
Harold Cheney
Frank Wyman
Annie Millay
Empire
Ore
Jake Bishop, Jr
Leonard Bishop
Aroostook County
Ralph McEwen
Brunswick Hospital
Inez Gowell
Clara Fogg
Horace Lancaster
Mabel Lancaster
Parent-Teacher Association
Ridge, Jefferson and
Bishop
E. F. Pratt
Richmond
A. W. McConnell
Pratt
Alice Blair
Washington Street
Jolly Luckies
Mabel Williams
Louise Hamlin
Margaret Alley
Mabel Talbot
Carrie Brown
Gertrude Flaherty
Abbie Morse
Helen Emerson
Nellie Hynes
Blanche Russell
Emerson
North Street
Sempire
Beast
Shepard Treube
Comfortable Studios
Havenda
A. D. Stetson & Son
Uptown
Em Ovo Misael Bank
Tim McCoy
Texas Wildcats
Billy Walop
Hunt Wall
Tom
Waac Messenger
Bowdoin
Pera
Akim Tamirott
John Howard
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