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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1930

Page

3

Personal items and social rounds mark Bath notes

The Bath column covers community events from visits by Mrs. Pike to Brunswick, duplicate bridge results at Cosmos Club and social calls by Rev Weston Holman. It lists local residents, theatre managers, theatre and hospital visits, and several family gatherings with multiple households across Bath and nearby towns.

Mrs Bonney Hosts Supper Bridge at Union Street Court

Mrs James T Bonney entertained four tables of bridge on November 19 at 1 Union Street Court. Prizes included an encased leather bridge set won by Mrs Eva Helah and crockery awarded to Mrs Paul Bagdikian. Other prizes went to Mrs Stanley Hunter and Mrs Ames Perry. A Portland party honored Mr Drake at his High Street home.

James T. Bonney Union Street Court Eva Helah Paul Bagdikian

Bath News Briefs Highlight Social and Arts Notes

Mrs. Hiram W. Ricker Jr. widow relative visits Bath to see Roy Shackford and Lord of Waterville. Bowdoin hosts Fifty Prints of 1930 from Dec 7 to 21 via American Institute of Graphic Arts. John Farrin visits mother in Bath before winter in Miami. Various locals mentioned in social items.

Hiram W. Ricker Jr Hiram W. Ricker Poland Spring Bath Roy F. Shackford Lord Waterville Walker Art Museum Bowdoin College American Institute of Graphic Arts New York

Social notes and visits from Lewiston to Bath

Miss Gladys Comeau weekend in Lewiston club in New York at five p.m. Wednesday. Mr. Jackson present until seven but paths did not meet. Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. Percy assisted in serving. Barbara and Priscilla Trott celebrated eighth birthday with 13 friends. games and donkey’s tail pinning prize won by Mary Anderson and Barbara Scott in peanut hunt. Mrs. Thibodeau of Waterville visiting daughter Mrs. R. Clinton McFadden. Winnegae party to Richmond Corner for Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry Yard play. Bath residents seen. Miss Skillin of Portland honored with birthday party at Mrs. Leonard’s home. guests listed.

New York Jackson Barbara Priscilla Milton Trott Mary Anderson Barbara Scott Corris Stickney Eunice Perkins Virginia Trott Betty Low Hill Eleanor Wilson Eligabeth Williams Lewis Wilson Frederick Richard Andrews Alston Oliver Winneganee Richmond Corner Briggs Poultry Yard Dromore Grange Progressive Grange Hall Bath Annie Malcolm Winfield Groves Grace Ralph Trask Cleora Coombs Humphrey Owen

Bath and Wiscasset visitors attend social club meetings

Miss Priscilla Lewis and Mrs. W. W. Parker of Wiscasset were Bath visitors Monday. Mrs. Peter J. Strack hosted a bridge club at 1300 Washington street with three tables, awarding first prize to Mrs. Charles Morse and consolation to Mrs. Arthur McDonald. Refreshments were served and many members attended. The club plans another meeting with Mrs Danforth at 1298 Washington street. Alice Maney of Bangor and Mrs. John Savage of Portland visited their brother Rev. Timothy C. Maney. Mrs. Lincoln Bailey hosted a gathering on Bedford street where Mrs. Stearns Scott won first prize and Mrs. Charles Blaisdell won the consolation. The group voted to meet Friday evenings with Mrs. John Atwood on Cobbread. St Marys guild of Grace church met at the parish house on Oak street with Mrs. Harry L. Day hosting. Mrs. Edward Burnham hosted the Missionary Society of the First Baptist church for a December meeting address by a traveler who studied life in India. Refreshments and sewing followed. Frank Dunton, Suffolk Law student, arrives home in Brunswick road for Thanksgiving.

Palo Alto California Pike Eastern Star Senter’s Brunswick Bath Paul Bagdikian Carroll Deering Nathan E. Coffin Richard Quick Leona Skillin Portland Preida Skillin Morse High E. R. Leonard Lincoln Street Skillin Mary Larrabee Leslie Buckley Kate McCarty Frieda Skillin Katherine Leonard Peter J. Strack Bridge Club Washington Street Charles Morse Arthur McDonald Frank A. Danforth Susie Merry Edward Miller Charles Burgess Marjorie Leavitt Phyllis Bishop Harry Knight Harold Tobey Winnie Merry Danforth Lincoln Bailey Bedford Street Stearns Scott Charles Blaisdell Lewis Spicer William Hoyle Hyde John Atwood Addison Pendleton Harry L. Day St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church Oak Street Edward Burnham Leonard Court Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church India Corliss Street Nellie Hunt Parent Teacher Association Lois Ames Aldred Walker Mary Bowker Bessie Knowlton Ida Plant Ida Purington Josephine Sheldon Grace Watson Ethel Hatch Vivian Plant Abby McCabe Clara Coombs Crystal Berry Annie McCabe Annie Jewett Amelia Mitchell Minnie Paisley Towle Mary McIntire Lizzie Harrington

Bath items mix crime, roads, clubs and Christmas planning

A Bath community page notes Nelson Barter serving 30 days for intoxication and returning to the wood pile after escape. Improvements near Orrs Island road in Harpswell, a new surface plan for Gun Point road, and winter dock work are described. Local clubs report rummage sale success, Christmas committee preparations, and a United States navigator approving the Kennebec bridge draw.

Nelson Barter House of Correction William Mann Barter Keegan

Abbott Family Guests Return From Rumford Visit

Mr and Mrs Lee Abbott and daughter Mrs Ernest Rice of Rose Street returned Thursday evening after a few days as guests of friends in Rumford.

Ernest Rice Lee Abbott Rose Street Portland Rumford

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Weston P. Holman Gardiner Priday Miriam W. Kimball Cosmopolitan Club Charles H. Cahill W. S. Newell Byron F. Barker Rodney E. Ross Morgan B. Cushing D. C. Stanwood Edwin R. Andrews Samuel D. Hooper Henry Adams Summer Street Herbert E. Worrey Worrey Roger Worrey Roger, Jr Portsmouth N. H Parker Worrey Parker, Jr Rockland Haviland Torrey Martha Joseph Richard Carl Anderson Andrews Road Barton E. Crawford Universal Producing Co School For Directors Fairfield Iowa Mr. Crawford Jennie Perkins The World Wide Guild Irma Groves Court Street Rosamond Stover Roselyn Hall Esta Gediman Joseph Mack Louise Gallagher Thomas Gallagher York Street City Hospital Miss Gallagher Arthur K. Purington Lewiston William Tudor Gardiner John Howe Muriel J. Franklin Howe Upper Washington Street Frank W. Perkins North Street E. B. Crockett Frederick D. Hill High Street Boston Mr. Hill New England Council Federal Reserve Bank Clara Varney Corrie Varney Arthur G. Oliver Brooklyn N. Y Jennie Stevens Little Neck L. I Harry Stendrup Foxboro Mass Frank M. Smith Warren D. Oliver Robert Augusta Ray Welch Evelyn Belle, Welch Southport Alden G. Smith John McInnes Richard P. Pettingill Henry C. Wright John Warren Captain Warren Salvation Army William Staples Northa Street Lake George John Hassett Maine Theatre Bath Opera House O'Donnell Mr. Hassett Stanley Whitehouse Lloyd Perry Kent's Hill Josephine Frasier James Bimem Frank A. Small Portland Viriters Pe Perera Portientaig Pimentica Caracial Orang Robert B. Hatch. Jr Robert Hatch Needham Davis Hatch Jr Hisother Oliver Moses Ralph Whitehccps Lower High Street Arthur C. Whittier Fiorence Watson Rockport Theo McNeil Gorham North 2 James A. McNeil Pime Street Edward J. Bachelder Ward Bath Saurday Mack Ruth Gediman Benjamin Gedimen Fred T. Nichols Pitman Blanche White Sumiay Jefferson Theatre Eastland Hotel Daniel Williams Neilie D. Thompson Lexa D. Downell Lewis Ocn Albert Rommey Wiliam Daley Beth Mat Louise Johnson Mark Hennessy Arlinne Footer Emily Morgan Colonial Cafe Rogers Moulton Rufus . D. Moulton Gretchen Af Student Athletic Association Pred A. Fuller Mr. Fuller Press Herald Junior Hospital League Marcia Moulton Middle Street Mary Paine James Main Mrs A. M. Main L. N. Club Catherine Trott Harriet Small Marjorie Lemont Edwina Thornton Alice Mallet Earl Nickerson Reginald Stacy Charles M. Piagerald Marine Hospital Charles Veterans’ Bureau Archibald Main A. A. Pierce Westport Perth Amboy N. J Francis Lee Qurcy Edward J. Lee Pearl Street Frederick E. Drake Mary F. Gibbons Jimmy Anna Keler Gorham Normal School Clinton S. Kaler Woolwich John Farrin Ambassador Hotel Clara E. Farrin Miami John Place Walter Austin Lamus MW LeMont Fred Cary East Braunswick John A. Morse Edward B. Smith Eben J. Marston Howard Parks George Washington Mrs. Parks W. E. Eko Wool- Wich Sarasota Fla Eliot Louise Irish Fred E. Irish Chestnut ‘Street Gladys Comeau John Thibodeau R. Clinton McFadden Cobb Road Waldo Weston Elsie Allegrin Priscilla Lewis W. W. Parker Wiscasset Alice Maney Bangor John Savage Timothy C. Maney Frank Dunton Suffolk Law School W. F. Dunton Brunswick Road Minnie , White Rachel Hodgdon Bernice ‘Torrey Helen Hartwell George Churchill Alice Johnson Shore Acres Sebasco Bailey’s Island Great Island Harpswell Gun Point Great and Orr's Islands Department Cavanaugh North Bath Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co Boston Boat Wharf Coal Company Boothbay Harbor Norfolk Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Beatrice Marr Gertrude Stewart Susie Daley Laura Munro Ladies Aid Central Church New England Kennebec Rowe H. F. Bailey John Wishart Everett Trafton A. Frederick Duniels Joseph Avery M. D. Hodgdon James Dunton Charles Jackson Tobey Wilson Nequasset Farm Bureau Roscoe P. McFadden Ruth Farnham Center Chestnut Streets Litedin Lincoln John J. Keegan Margaret Fraser Arlene Footer Arthur Sprague Elks Club Stewart Churchill Laks Lombard Street Rooms Jack Clark Colonial United States Navigation Kennebec Bridge Oakland Sheriff Henderson Court House Rags W. L. Mitchell Jackie Mr. Mitchell Mr. Bourget Front Street Jackie Keegan Thomas B. Perry Bath Daily Times Philadelphia Tom Bath Times North End Saat Ser Roland Smith Post A. L American Legion Auxiliary Post Samuel Povich Interclub American Legion Eagles Knights of Columbus Modern Woodmen Bath Firemen’s Association Winneganee Community Club Cheerio Arthur Sewall Arthur Allen Optometrist Bath Trust
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