Bath parish Christmas sale and social notices
The Bath area hosts a Christmas sale December 4 in the parish house with crafts including a quilt and braided rug and greens. a chicken supper runs 4 to 7. League efforts add new kitchen gear, a Seacoast mission box is planned for December 9, and numerous Bath residents attend meetings, visits, and social events with clubs, bridge groups, and family gatherings noted throughout the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens Committee
League
Seacoast
Frenchboro
David L. Wilson
Martha Foote
Byron F. Barker
H. Emma Magoun
Auction party at Mrs Hagan’s on Oliver Street
Mrs Winfred M Hagan entertained with two tables of auction at her home on Oliver street Monday evening. First prize went to Mrs Eva Fulton a green crystal goblets set second prize to Mrs Bernard Pratt a green crystal hot plate stand and consolation prize to Mrs William Potter a set of curtain pulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Fullerton
Bridge Club
Winfred M. Hagan
Oliver Street
William Potter
Bernard Pratt
Eva Putton
Edward Garcelon
Howard Blake
Burt Johnson
Thomas Haley
A. John Conti
North Street
Gladys Besse
Miss Besse
New Brunswick
N. J
Milton Trott
William Dennison
Ralph Bragg
Richard L. Sprague
William R. Freeman
Eugene Desmond
Eva Fulton
Thomas K. Haley
Will
Middle Street
Nathan E. Coffin
Park Street
Florence Hagan
Andrews Road
Dora L. Howard
Paul Bagdikian
Olive Corliss
Nellie Congdon
Social Round Trip Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Frank B Nichols hosted a supper party for Mrs Clarence W Morse and Miss Clare Coombs who leave for India next week. Auction prizes went to Mrs John A Morse and Mrs Rupert H Baxter. Several residents and visitors toured Portland Malden Attleboro Bath and New York with family and friends, including Capt Porter on the Corsair and Mrs Etta Carlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Nichols
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
India
John A. Morse
Rupert H. Baxter
Blaisdells travel for Thanksgiving and wedding guest
Mr and Mrs Carl Blaisdell of High street will visit Kittery for Thanksgiving recess to stay with Mrs Blaisdell's parents Mr and Mrs W Foye. Mrs Blaisdell will attend the wedding of her sister Miss Irene Foye. Mrs Charles Blaisdell of Bedford street has gone to Boston to stay a month with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Blaisdell
High Street
Kittery
Mrs. Blaisdell
W. Foye
Blaisdell
Irene Foye
Charles Blaisdell
Bedford Street
Boston
Mrs Caldwell Phillips Plans Bangor Trip and Boston Visit
Mrs Caldwell S Phillips of Andrews road left Priday for Bangor where she will be joined by her husband and with him will go to Eddington for a few days hunting. Mr and Mrs Phillips will then go to Boston where they will pass a week before returning home. Robert Bracey and Silas Plant have recently been chosen delegates from the Corliss street church to the Y M C A convention in Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell S. Phillips
Andrews Road
Priday
Bangor
Eddington
Mrs. Phillips
Boston
Robert Bracey
Silas Plant
Corliss Street
Lewiston
Mrs Dwyer Leaves St John’s NB for Brunswick Visit
Mrs. Joseph Dwyer of St. John's New Brunswick who had been a guest for ten days of Judge and Mrs. John J an Cashington eet departed Thursday for Brunswick to visit her cousin Herman Stover. Mrs. Roger Skillings returned Friday from Concord New Hampshire where she had been visiting St. Marys School from which she was graduated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vara Jenkins
Joseph Jenkins
Pine Street
Miss Jenkins
Mildred Cutting
Janet Jenkins
Millicent Coombs
Bruce Wright
Rita Jenkins
Martha Cutting
Joseph Dwyer
St. John's N.B
John Jan Cashington
Brunswick
Herman Stover
Roger Skillings
Concord
N. H
St. Marys School
Sawyer couple and companions head to Florida winter home
Mr and Mrs Harry B Sawyer depart with Capt and Mrs Walter Mallett from Topsham as they plan to spend the winter in Florida at Lake Wales, leaving Thursday for warmer climate and sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Sawyer
Lake Wales, Fla
Walter Mallett
Topsham
Florida
Plummer Rebounds, Celebrates Birthday at Office Visit
Hon Edward C Plummer vice chairman of the U S Shipping Board has been in a Washington hospital for months and recently dressed to go to his office for his birthday celebration. He received numerous flowers and said the experience did not bother him much despite fatigue. Mrs Plummer’s condition is greatly improved. Blood transfusions aided his recovery in two instances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Plummer
U. S. Shipping Board
Washington
Plummer
Prebles Visit Relatives Then Hunt at Ellsworth
Mr and Mrs Lemuel Preble of Sagadahoc Ferry travel to Bingham to visit their brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Clarence Preble formerly of Woolwich. They plan an Ellsworth hunting trip and stay with Mrs W L Fletcher. Lothair Fletcher employed at Bath Garage Co has been on his annual vacation with his mother in Ellsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Preble
Sagadahoc Ferry
Bingham
Clarence Preble
Woolwich
Ellsworth
Mr. Preble
W. L. Fletcher
Lothair Fletcher
The
Bath Garage Co
Wendell Leavitt
Wool Wich
Local Residents Change Homes and Travel for Holidays
Mr and Mrs Walter M Hill and three children move to Bath at 999 High Street after a National Biscuit Co transfer. Samuel Jordan visits Bath with his father Charles Jordan of York Street. Many Bath residents plan trips to California for winter and Thanksgiving. August Walter, 19 Maxwell Street, rests at City Hospital after a Friday surgical operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Hill
Bath
High Street
Guy C. Crosby
Hill
The
National Biscuit Co
Samuel Jordan
Kittery
Charles Jordan
York Street
August Walter
Maxwell Street
City Hospital
Thanksgiving Week Social Notes From Local Town
A mosaic of Thanksgiving activities and social updates. residents celebrate birthdays, attend parties, and host gatherings across Oak Street, Washington Street, and Park Street. Notables include Miss Eleanor Erwin hosting a pink themed party, Mrs. Dora L. Howard holding auction bridge, and Dr. E Motley Fuller attending the Harvard Yale game in Cambridge. Regular visitors travel to Springfield and Kennebunk for holidays. many plan winter stays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Motley Fuller
Edwin M. Fuller Jr
High Street
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Radio outfit planned for City Hospital pioneer program
City Hospital considers installing a complete radio system with earphone sockets in every room. Patients supply earphones and plug in, while a telephone operator controls the radio. The hospital scene includes a Jamaica Long Island reference and a social program with attendees from local lodges and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Henry C. Wright
New York
Jamaice
Long Island
Bath area news notes residents celebrate and travel
Freeman Merritt returns to Sebasco Estates then plans a winter trip to New York with Mrs Merritt. H. W. Van Dyke of Washington D C visits Sebasco Estates and hikes long distances along Maine coast. Bowdoinham Masons install officers with Judge Glidden. over 100 attend including Eastern Star members. The Shorey family entertains Old Folks Home residents. Down East club of area store managers forms with 17 in attendance. Escort of Dunlap Commandery hosts dances at the Temple with a six piece orchestra. Snow surprises Bath travelers from coast towns while rain falls along the shore. Maine Central lays a new spur to Bath Iron Works wharf for material transfer. Death of Raymond Hitchcock noted among Bath residents with reflections on his comic performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hackett
Village Lodge
Masons
Bowdoinham
Walter 8. Glidden
Bath
C. O. Purinton
Frank K. Jack
Order of the Eastern Star
Glidden
Maine Central Railroad
Bath Iron Works
Universalist Ladies Sale Details At First Universalist Church
The First Universalist church announces its annual Christmas sale in the vestry Friday December 13. Committees from Ladies Aid Murray Club and affiliated groups organize tables for Fancy Food Book Apron Candy and Hostess books with numerous named members overseeing each station and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the First Universalist Church
Ladies Aid
Charles F. .Rideout
Henry Hodgdon
Fred Reed
Ella Chase
Charles Harriman
Charles Blair
John T. Parris
Maria Wiggin
Addie Robbins
Amos Haggett
Coombs
George Hodgkins
A. C. Staples
Nellie Peckham
Edwin B. Parris
Mises Emma
Lydia Moses
Harry Bridge
June Rideout
Harry Foote
Annie Ward
Malcolm Doble
Murray Club
Leonard Gowell
Ralph Dale
Woodbury Merrill
Amos Perry
Harry Deering
George Jacobs
Fred Shaw
Raymond Powers
Ernest Johnson
Dennis Clark
Emma Hooper
George Merrill
Horace McClure
Burt Longley
Personal notes of local residents during Thanksgiving week
Mrs Allan Spear and son Donald Allan Spear returned to their home on Pearl street Wednesday. Harry MacDonald, recently discharged from City hospital after three months, is back at 116 Oak street. Miss Priscila Hodge, teaching in Arrowsie, will spend Thanksgiving recess with her mother Mrs Marcia Hodge on Middle street. Victor Paquet, Colby College freshman, will visit his mother Mrs Mabel Paquet of Russell street for the holiday and weekend. Miss Marcia Moulton left Wednesday afternoon for Thanksgiving in Newton Highlands Mass with sister Wallace Rand. rmour Portland will be spending Thanksgiving with his parents Mr and Mrs Roscoe P Higgins at 79 York street. Mrs George H Rumbl returned Wednesday to Topsham after visiting her aunt Mrs Edward Rice of 10 Highland street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Spear
Donald Allan Spear
Pearl Street
Harry MacDonald
City Hospital
Oak Street
Priscila Hodge
Arrowsie
Marcia Hodge
Middle Street
Victor Paquet
Colby College
Mabel Paquet
Russell Street
Marcia Moulton
Newton
Highlands
Mass
Wallace Rand
Rmour
Portland
Roscoe P. Higgins
York ‘Street
George’h. ‘Rumbl
Topsham
Edward Rice
Highland Street
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Bobby) Hagan
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