Eastern Star visit draws Pioneer chapter record crowd
Mrs. Sarah A. Shaw headed a Lisben Falls inspection in a scene with over 240 attendees from Genesta Chapter No. 173 and related members. The event featured numerous named attendees and ongoing visits from relatives and guests across Maine communities.
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Sarah A. Shaw
Order of the Eastern Star
Promeer
Lisben Falls
Pioneer Chapter
Genesta
Jason A. Merrill
Nellie C. Congdon
Horace W. Ward
William Congdon
David E. Rich
John Sampson
Luther S. Thompson
Harry A. Wooiters
John Wishart
Albion L. Corliss
Ralph F. Smail
Carroll A. Deering
Richard Quick
Dora L. Howard
Bernice Marr
Catherine E. Leonard
E. Randall Leonard
Mabelle
Fullerton
John F. Stacy
Abner C. Johnson
Eva Cahill
Wilbur C. Ocliver
Harris T. Rodick
H. Emma Magoun
Maine
Iona Chapter
Portland
Shaw
Corinthian Hall
Masonic Temple
Henry G. Shaw
Mabel B. Merrill
Genesta Chapter
Winfield Hagan
Mabelle S. Fullerton
Anne Cox
Charles Soule
Alice Shaw
Sewing Circle Card Party and Local News from Bath
The Genesta chapter No. 73 O E S held a well attended card party at the Masonic Temple with 35 tables. Winners in contract were Mrs. Allie Adams and Wilbur C. Oliver. in auction, Mrs. David Y Alkazin and Arthur B Sulphen. Many residents were noted traveling or visiting Boston, Westbrook, and New York. church and city society updates follow, including oblique retirements, moves, and a pneumonia case.
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Sewing Circle of
Adolph Ehlers
Dora L. Howard
Charlie
Helah
James T. Bonney
Arthur I. Pepper
Drama readings feature Bruns wick residents at home
Mrs. Mildred Thalheimer presented a drama reading at Mrs. John McInnes home on Washington street with performance of Another Language. The piece is touring New York’s Booth theater and features a New York cast led by Margaret Wycherly and John Beal.
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Mildred Thalheimer
Brunswick
John McInnes
Washington Street
Mount Vernon Book Highlight At Patten Library
Mount Vernon Its Owner and Its Story by Harrison Howell Dodge tops local reading lists. The Bath and Small Point communities show particular interest, with Dodge long a summer resident of Small Point and custodian of Washingtons home since 1885.
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Mount Vernon
Harrison Howell Dodge
Patten Free Library
Bath
Small Point
Col. Dodge
Dodge
Washington
Potomac
South Carolina
Mount Vernon Ladies Association
United States
Mrs Moulton Hosts Junior League Evening Garment Drive
Miss Marcia Moulton entertained the Junior League at her Middle Street home on Thursday night. Members sewed garments for the City Hospital during the event.
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Marcia Moulton
Middle Street
City Hospital
Hebron academy elects two Bath men to fraternities
Archie M. Main Jr and Newell Wilson Morse 32 are elected to Phi Delta Alpha at Hebron Academy after the annual tag day. Newell Arney of Orr’s Island joins Beta Delta Sigma. Bates College Phi Sigma Iota honors new members including Miss Helen F. Shorey Morse 30 at the Bates chapel initiation.
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Bath
Hebron Academy
Archie M. Main, Jr
Newell W.lson
Morse
Phi Delta Alpha
Newellarney
Orr's Island
Beta Delta Sigma
Bates College
Phi Sigma Iota
Bates Chapel
Helen F. Shorey
Miss Clara N Fogg Talks on Antarctic Trip in Fairfield
Miss Clara N Fogg of Bowdoinham visited Fairfield last week to stay with her cousin Mrs Orrin Learned and address the town's women’s clubs about her Antarctic journey.
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Clara N. Fogg
Bowdoinham
Fairfield
Birth Announcement for Brackett Family in Washburn
Cards announce the birth on Armistice Day of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Woodbury E Brackett of Washburn formerly of this city Mrs Brackett was formerly Miss Evelyn Davis The daughter weighed seven and one half pounds.
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Woodbury E. Brackett
Washburn
Brackett
Evelyn Davis
Local Residents Entertain At Home In Newcastle and Groton
Mrs Benjamin T Hall of 71 South Street hosted her club Tuesday at Marick Grange in Newcastle. Mrs Archibald Main has returned home on Middle Street after spending the summer and fall at her Groton Conn summer home. Mrs Meirr, with her daughter Mrs Harold A Burbank and son, will spend several weeks here.
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Frank Hawthorne
New York City
Bath
Walter S. Ruccell
High Street
William H. Brackley
Huse Street
Eleanor Grinnell
Orone
University of Maine
Benjamin T. Hall
South Street
Marick Grange
Newcastle
Archibald Main
Middle Street
Groton
Conn
Meirr
Harold A. Burbank and
Lena D. Donnell
Dummer Street
Fred Ballard
Columbia Theatre
Kenneys Visit Woodcocks for Thanksgiving in South Paris
Mr and Mrs Hobart Kenney and their son Donald arrived in South Paris on Wednesday night to spend Thanksgiving Day with Mr and Mrs Charles A Woodcock at 28 Green Street, the brother in law and sister.
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Hobart Kenney
Donald
Paris
Kenney
Charles A. Woodcock
Green Street
Harriman Family Trip to Needham for Thanksgiving
Mr and Mrs Charles A Harriman motored to Needham Massachusetts on Wednesday afternoon to spend Thanksgiving with their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs John Crosby A party including Alden G Smith of Bath Bruce White and Joseph A Aldred of Topsham Paul K Niven Allan Morrell and Donald Lancaster of Brunswick leave Thursday afternoon for a hunting trip near Moose Pond at Hartland
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Charles A. Harriman
Needham
Mass
John Crosby
Alden G. Smith
Bath
Bruce White
Joseph A. Aldred
Topsham
Paul K. Niven
Allan Morrell
Donald Lancaster
Brunswick
Moose Pond
Hartland
John H. Hyde
Jane
Nancy
Elmhurst
Charles M. Boyd
Hatch Jr. Returns for Peeakeie Recess Visit
Robert B. Hatch Jr. of Bowdoin class of 1936 arrived Wednesday afternoon to spend the Peeakeie recess with his parents Mr and Mrs Robert B Hatch at 601 Washington street.
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Robert B. Hatch, Jr
Bowdoin
Robert B. Hatch
Washington Street
Thanksgiving at 17 Beacon Street Hosts
Joan C. Mino and family will entertain at their home on Thanksgiving. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Ellct Fuller and Charles Shaw of Norway, Mr. and Mrs. Minott D. Given of Melrose, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Given of Cobb Road.
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Henry O. Trowbridge
Andrews Road
Crow Point
Hingham
Mass
Agnes B. Trowbridge
Joan C. Mino
Beacon Street
Ellct Fuller
Charles Shaw
Norway
Minott D. Given
Melrose
Edwin H. Given
Cobb Road
Thanksgiving Week Visit Reported for Amesbury Teacher
Miss Julia McHugh of Amesbury Massachusetts teaches in Bakersville New Hampshire is spending Thanksgiving week with her uncle Bart Conley and aunt Mrs Addison Jones. The November roll lists Donald J Lenox Litchfield Geongsie latent. SX and Paul Burns Wilson S2.
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Julia McHugh
Amesbury
Mass
Bakersville School
Manchester
N. H
Bart Conley
Addison Jones
Donald J. Lenox
Litchfield
Paul Burns Wilson
Miss Annie Torrey to Spend Thanksgiving in Portland
Miss Annie Torrey of Portland will pass Thanksgiving with her niece Mrs. Allan Spear and family of Pearl street.
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Annie Torrey
Portland
Allan Spear
Pearl Street
Margaret Toole
Fitchburg
Mass
John C. Pitzgerald
Washington Street
Thanksgiving travel notes of local families
Local households plan travel and gatherings for Thanksgiving. Families headed to New York, Lake Wales, and other towns will join relatives or hosts, while residents attend theater and visit friends in Bath and surrounding cities.
Thanksgiving guests and travels span Bath area
City Treasurer and Mrs. Donald B Young will host Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Edmund M Staples. Miss Helen V Downing heads to a month long vacation from the city hospital. Other locals plan travels to Lewiston Fitchburg Boston and neighboring towns for Thanksgiving Day with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Treas
Donald B. Young
Edmund M. Staples
Helen V Downing
City Hospital
Central Pupils Give Program
Continued from page one a lineup of participants includes British Admiral Nicols Frank Cromwell Dutch soldiers Maynard Carleton Sherman Mitchell William Paisley Dutch women Annie King Mary Bates Gediman Marion Talbot British soldier Earl Lowery and other local names Mary George Moody Dorothy Wing Aunt Sally from the city Virginia Jewett Tom her son Robert Donnell Samantha Boake the village gossip Eileen Jones husband Ed
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Nicols—Franklyn Cromwell
Maynard Carleton
Sherman Mitchel
William Paisley
Annie King
Mary Bates
Gediman
Marion Talbot
Earl Lowery Piend
Mary George Moody
Dorothy Wing
Sally
Virginia
Jewett Tom
Robert Donnell Samanthy Boake
Eieen Jones
Bowdoin College Hosts E Abner Thompson Reader
On December first the Bowdoin College English Department presents dramatic reader E Abner Thompson class of 91 Bowdoin. The public is invited to attend the evening program at Bowdoin College.
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E. Abner Thompson
Bowdoin College
City Club Dances Planned Amid Small Rooms
Cosmopolitan club sets Friday December 2 dances in the club house limited to 25 couples. Mrs William W Dennison leads the committee, and good music is arranged. A light snow lightly whitened the city early Saturday. Bath High School alumni report strong ticket sales for the Thanksgiving dance at Morse High gym, with Ernie playing. many alumni abroad hope to attend.
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J. H. Thornhill
Bath
Caribou
Pentecostal Church
Thornhill
Cosmopolitan Club
William W. Dennison
Bath High Sencok Alumni Association
Morse High School
Ernie
H Re
Fragrant Jacqueminot Rose Brought to Independent Office
A small Jacqueminot rose picked by Mrs. George A. Merrill from her S bush at 29 School Street was delivered to the Independent Office Thursday. Drum Major Edwin L. Emmons was in Boothbay Harbor Tuesday afternoon.
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George A. Merrill
S Bush
School Street
Independent Office
Edwin L. Emmons
Boothbay Harbor
Blaze Destroys Harpswell House
Fire swept a Harpswell homestead about thirty years old, leaving a standing chimney. Mrs. Sawyer lived alone since her husband’s death. Onlookers viewed the old chimney as firefighters battled flames. Hay stored in the barn survived due to wind direction and water damage. fire crews crossed marshland to access the scene.
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Sawyer
Long freighter overcomes war builds on Penobscot river
A large vessel glided up the Penobscot River to Hampden's High Head last Monday afternoon and anchored there. Initially started as a destroyer project during wartime the Peryneas was repurposed into a freighter after the war. The Penobscot measures 286 feet in length 30 feet in beam and is steel built. It carries a crew of 12 to 15 men and can maintain about Le knots at typical load.
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Penshscot
High Head
Hampden
Penobscot
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