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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1935

Page

6

Interesting Personal Items From Local Lodge Meeting

Past Noble Grands club of Queen Esther Rebekah lodge met at Mrs. Charles E. Helah’s home on North street with Mrs. Frank Farrin as hostess. Bridge followed business, prizes awarded to Mrs. Victor Pinkham, Mrs. Ralph P. Mank, and Mrs. Elizabeth Ted ford. Other attendees listed. several members and guests noted. Some residents’ movements and visits mentioned, including Ruth Skillings, John H. Hyde, Miss Jane Hyde, Mrs. Howard Trafton, and Clarence Bickle. A Morse chapter card party at Mrs. Donald F. Preble’s featured Delia Cloutier, Irene Jenkins, and Doris Scott as prizewinners.

Noble Grands Club Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Charles E. Helah North Street Frank Farrin Helah Victor Pinkham Ralph P. Mank Elizabeth Tedford Henry T. B. Leeman Herbert Huggard Lois T. McKiever Alfred Bunker Leonard M. Lord Wallace L. Atwood John E. Atwood Warren A. Parris Horace W. Ward Leonard M. Munsey Albert H. Thompson Donald F. Preble Court Street Morse National Honor Society Delia Cloutier Irene Jenkins Doris Scott Preble Beatrice M. Jenkins Beatrice Duprey

Worcester hospital patient shows marked improvement

Miss Catherine A. Durgan of 30 Academy Street is improving at Worcester City Hospital after an automobile crash near North Oxford that killed Grace Ambrose Knight and injured her son Ross Ambrose of West Bath. Other notes cover church ladies aid meetings, holiday plans, and a Christmas sale upcoming at Beacon Street church and First Baptist church.

Catherine A. Durgan Academy Street Worcester Mass Hartford

Card party aids Winter Street boys basketball team

A successful benefit card party was held in the church parlors of Winter Street church on Thursday evening by the Men's club. Fifteen tables were in use and refreshments served. The organizing committee consisted of William A. Fall, chairman, Clinton D. Wilson and Edward C. Daly.

Winter Street William A. Fall Clinton D. Wilson Edward C. Daly

Sewalls Drive to Chicago by Way of Washington

Mayor and Mrs. Arthur Sewall of the Stonehouse have been in New York for several days and left Thursday for Chicago by automobile with Mrs Sewall's brother Richard Barler. They travel via Washington D C.

Arthur Sewall The Stonehouse New York Chicago

Captain Levi Eastman Visits Officers in Portland

Captain Levi W Eastman of Portland meets Officer and Mrs Parker W Davis on Granite Street. He commands the fishing schooner Alice M Doughty of Willard Daggett today, and five years ago helmed the Elmer Blake when it was cut in two by a Swedish steamship 250 miles off North Georgia. Eastman and the crew barely survived.

Levi W. Eastman Portland Parker W. Davis Granite Street Eastman Willard & Daggett Alice M. Doughty Elmer Blake North Georgia

Christmas sale committees named by South End PTA

Mrs. Chester Roberts announces the annual Christmas sale on December 11 with new committee appointments. Mrs. Leland R. Mitchell leads the gift table, Mrs. William P. Hatch oversees cooked foods, and Mrs. Elbridge R. Wright is in charge of aprons.

Chester Roberts South End P. T. A Leland R. Mitchell William P. Hatch Elbridge R. Wright

Bath hospital nurses honor Ida Ashe farewell party

Mrs. Harold Corliss hosted a farewell gathering for Bath Memorial hospital nurses in honor of Miss Ida Ashe who departed Saturday for Boston to join the Boston City hospital. Miss Ashe received a fine gift from the nurses.

Harold Corliss Bath Memorial Hospital Ida Ashe Boston Boston City Hospital Miss Ashe

Miss Emily Jordan Leaves for Roxbury on Vacation

Miss Emily Jordan a clerk at A. Hallet and Company on vacation left Thursday to spend a week in Roxbury Massachusetts with relatives.

Emily Jordan A. Hallet & Co Roxbury Mass

Freeman Family Returns After Bath Visit

Mr and Mrs Clarence T Freeman of Foxboro Massachusetts formerly of this city returned from a Bath trip and hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Pearl Dunbar in Middlestreet Miss Marjorie Cummings entertained her card club at Washington street Mr and Mrs William Congdon of Bruce street closed their home for winter and will travel to Buffalo New York to stay with their daughter Mrs Charles D Arcy at Sterling avenue Their other daughter Miss Athana Congdon employed in the local New England Telegraph office will winter with her sister Mrs Horace Ward on North street Mrs Samuel Hooper hosted her contract club at Washington street

Clarence T. Freeman Foxboro Mass Bath Pearl Dunbar Middlestreet Freeman Hyde Windlass Co Marjorie Cummings Washington Street William Congdon Bruce Street Buffalo N. Y Charles D'Arcy Sterling Avenue Athana Congdon New England Tel. & Tel. Co Horace Ward North Street

Banker Alden G Smith Returns From ABA Convention

Alden G Smith of High street returned home Wednesday of last week from New Orleans where he attended the annual convention of the American Bankers Association held the week of November 11. He visited his parents Prof and Mrs Warren Smith of Oak Park Illinois on his way home for a few days.

Alden G. Smith High Street New Orleans American Bankers Association Mr. Smith Warren Smith Oak Park Ill

James A Gillies Jr Heads to Harvard Yale Game

James A. Gillies Jr of Washington Street left Friday for Boston to attend the Harvard Yale football game on Saturday afternoon.

James A. Gillies, Jr Washingtontreet Boston Yale

Webb and Johnstone wedding announced in New York

Mr and Mrs Stuart W Webb of 1 East Ene avenue New York announce the marriage of their daughter Barbara Webb to William Wilson Johnstone Jr of New York which occurred Saturday night Mrs Johnstone is granddaughter of the late Samuel S Sewall of Bath and her former name was Marcia Lew.

Stuart W. Webb East Ene Avenue New York City Barbara Webb William Wilson Johnstone, Jr New York Johnstone Samuel S. Sewall Bath Marcia Lew

Dromore Grange Ladies Aid Meets in Winnegance Home

A Dromore grange ladies aid gathering at Mrs Laura Cutting of High street Winnegance drew 11 members including Mrs Charles T Small Mrs Ernest E Williams and Mrs Carrie Little. After business the group quilted planned next meeting for Dec 17 at Mrs James H Thore 150 High street.

Ladies’ Aid of Dromore Grange Laura Cutting High Street Winnegance Charles T. Small Ernest E. Williams Carrie Little Bath The Grange James H. Thore

Jesters of Beacon Street Plan December Comedy

Jesters of Beacon Street met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. D Leroy Lord in Upper Washington Street. They outlined plans for a December comedy to delight their friends.

Beacon Street D. Leroy Lord Upper Washington Street

College Student Plans Thanksgiving With Briggs Family

Miss Louise Briggs of Mt Holyoke College South Hadley Mass will spend Thanksgiving weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Edmund T Briggs of High Street. Mr and Mrs Edward Sewall attended the Harvard Yale game at the Boston stadium on Saturday.

Louise Briggs Mt. Holyoke College South Hadley Mass Edmund T. Briggs High Street Edward Sewall Yale Boston Stadium

Trott Family Heads to Bangor for Weekend Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Milton C. Trott and their twin daughters Barbara and Priscilla of High Street left Friday afternoon to visit friends in Bangor for the weekend.

Milton C. Trott Barbara Priscilla High Street Bangor

Mullin Hosts Contract Tea with Four Tables Prizes

Seth S Mullin entertained Thursday afternoon with four tables of contract at her home on Washington street. Mrs Byron F Barker won first prize a set of glasses and Mrs Edwin Hall the second prize two packs of cards. Tea was served later in the afternoon.

Leland Mitchell High Street Donald Hopkins Corliss Street S. Seth S. Mullin Washington Street Byron F. Barker Edwin Hall

Mrs Horace Ward Hosts Contract Club on North Street

Mrs Horace Ward entertained her contract club at her home on North street Thursday afternoon. The meeting for this week will be omitted on account of Thanksgiving.

Horace Ward Northstreet

Miss Cushing and Miss Thompson Leave for New York

Miss Jane Cushing and Miss Alys Thompson depart Friday night from Green Street for New York City. They will stay for a visit, then travel to Tryon, North Carolina, for the winter season.

Jane Cushing Alys Thompson New York City Green Street Miss Cushing Miss Thompson New York Tryon N. C

Sewall Family Honored At Needham Luncheon

Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall and Mr and Mrs Loyall Sewall and Mr and Mrs Sumner Sewall were the guests of honor at a luncheon in Needham Massachusetts Sunday noon hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Richmond.

Arthur Sewall Loyall F. Sewall Sumner Sewall Needham Mass Arthur Richmond

Mrs Guysbert B. Vroom Hosts Luncheon for Club

Mrs Guysbert B. Vroom entertained her contract club with a luncheon at her Garden Street home on Monday noon.

Guysbert B. Vroom Garden Street

Family gathering at 126 Middle Street

Mr and Mrs Wallace Reed entertained Sunday at their home 126 Middle Street with a family gathering. Members present included Mrs Israel Leavitt of Harpswell Dr and Mrs E G A Stetson of Brunswick Mrs Emma Whitlam Mr and Mrs Edward E Morse Mr and Mrs Justus H Miller and daughters Majella and Carolyn Louise.

Wallace Reed Middle Street Israel Leavitt Harpswell E. G. A. Stetson Brunswick Emma Whitlam Edward E. Morse Justus H. Miller Majella Carolyn Louise

Morse visits Greenwich man in Bath over weekend

Harry F. Morse of Greenwich Connecticut spent the weekend at the Morse homestead on Washington street in Bath.

Harry F. Morse Greenwich, Conn Bath Morse Washington Street

Bath Residents Read New Book by Gertrude Brown Pahlow

Bath readers enjoy The Cabin in the Pines by Gertrude Brown Pahlow of Columbia Ohio known in Bath as former Reading Mass resident Miss Gertrude Brown. She is wife of Ohio State University history professor Edwin Pahlow.

Bath

Mrs Louise Duley and family return from visit

Miss Louise Duley Frank Duley and their aunt Mrs Lucy Heckman of Kennebunkport have returned after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs Frank Duley of Beacon street.

Louise Duley Frank Duley Lucy Heckman Kennebunkport Beacon Street

Portland Guests Share Winter Visit With Friends

Mr and Mrs Charles Cooke of Portland formerly of Middle Street and long time Wollaston residents are wintering in Portland. They have been guests for several days of Mr and Mrs Edward Cooke of Willow Street. Mr and Mrs Samuel Levine and family of Boston visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Solomon K Greenblatt of 233 Washington Street.

Charles Cooke Portland Middle Street Wollaston Mass Edward Cooke Willow Street Samuel Levine Boston Solomon K. Greenblatt Washington Street

Maine University elections show three upperclass presidents reelected

The University of Maine class elections released by the Student Senate reveal an overwhelming student majority. Notably for the first time in years three departing presidents are returned to office, including two juniors Carol Stevens and Edwin Bates.

University of Maine Maine U. of M Carol E. Stevens Edwin H. Bates

Boston Weekend for Motley Fuller Family and Guest

Dr and Mrs E Motley Fuller of High Street left Friday for a weekend in Boston. They were joined by daughter Betty a Smith College student who attended the Harvard Yale game on Saturday. Miss Ruth Dale of Middle Street who attends Nassau Institute was operated on last week for appendicitis.

John H. Hyde Elmhurst Brookline Mass Mrs. Hyde Jane Hyde Ogontz School Philadelphia E. Motley Fuller High Street Boston Betty Smith College Ruth Dale Middle Street Nassau Institute

Winifred Bailey’s New Cookery Book and Arctic Trip

Mrs. Winifred Bailey of Kansas City has published a second volume titled Second Collection of Win's Whims featuring two Bath recipes for fish chowder and lobster newburg. She recently returned from a trip to Norway and Spitzbergen in the Arctic Circle, with summers spent at Small Point Beach in Bath. Charles A. Andrews and Edwin Easton, along with Commander Glenn H. Easton, returned from a gunning trip to Northern Maine. Mrs. John McInnes will spend winter in Boston after a stay in Stroudwater. Thanksgiving guests include Mrs. Ernest Randall and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ayer. Miss Louise Johnson of Senter’s is sidelined by pneumonia at 106 North Street.

Winifred Bailey Kansas City Bath Small Point Beach Win Newburg Spitzbergen Arctic Circle John McInnes Washington Street Louise Johnson Senter’s, Inc North Street

Bath Visitors and Travels Highlight Weekend News

Mr and Mrs William H Ketchum of 53 Chestnut Street returned Sunday from Somerville Massachusetts where they were called by Mrs Ketchums sisters illness Miss Edna McDougall formerly of Bath now a patient at Mrs Bridges private hospital Philip Stackpole mathematics teacher at Kents Hill arrived Wednesday to spend the holiday and weekend in Bath Mrs William S Newell and Miss Mary Newell returned Monday to their home on Washington Street after two weeks in New York and vicinity Guests of Mrs Newell's daughter Mrs Paul Tiemer in Summit New Jersey and of her brother Dr Charles Moulton of East Orange New Jersey Mrs Lula Herbert was a weekend visitor in Dixfield accompanying home by her aunt Mrs B A Evans of Rumford who will visit Bath a few weeks

Clarence Bickle Washington, D. C Bath Henry Bickle North Street Bickle Navy Yard Washington Alfred Bucknam Robert Tecumseh Oklahoma Maye New York City Bucknam William H. Ketchum Chestnut Street Somerville Mass Philip Stackpole Kent’s Hill William S. Newell Mary Newell Washington Street New York Newell Paul Tiemer Summit N. J Charles Moulton East Orange Lula Herbert Dixfield B., A. Evans of Rumford William Mann Upper Washington Street James Pratt South Portland Edwin B. Parris Buckfield M. E. Bennett Stanley Irving St. Stephens N. B Warren Parris Eugene Sprague Lawrence Richardson Street Raymond Brown Roger Nickerson Andrews Road Bangor Arthur Nickerson Fred Fuller Brunswick Road Foster'sles Joseph Mack Myron, Shipley Rita Portland Mack Benjamin Gediman Pratt Street Arthur Sewall 2d Frederick FE. Drake Minnie White Charles E. Cushing Harry L. Day William Adams Helen Plummer Mulligan Winshipstrees Waterville Alice Mulligan Colby College Stanley Peterson Audrey Portsmouth N. H Peterson Carl E. Meister Meister Milton S. Kimball Augusta Frederick H. Kimball Edward H. Kimball Anne Kimbell Miriam W. Kimball Bathland Langdon T. Thaxter Marjorie Julie Kimball Mary Norman O. Magoon Osborne Elmer Hodgkins Middlestret Harry E. Peterson Massachusetts Leon Berry Jamaica Plain Clifton Tedford Elizabeth Tedford Mechanic Street Aew Brunswick Shaxne Gottschalk Stella Gottschalk Albert Malden Everett Gottschalk B . Mass Arthur Berry City

Stinesses Plan Winter Move to Frostproof Florida

Mr and Mrs Edward C Stiness of Providence depart Tuesday for their Florida winter home in Frostproof. They will travel in stages with stops in New York Washington and other points along the route. Mrs Nathan Povich hosted the Hebrew Ladies Society at 327 Front Street Sunday evening.

Edward C. Stiness North Street Providence Frostproof Fla New York Washington Nathan Povich Front Street Hebrew Ladies’ Society

Weekend visits across towns noted for Watson and Hill

Mr and Mrs Theodore Watson and their children Betty and Richard of Dike road visited relatives in Westbrook. W Dayton Hill of Washington street spent the weekend in Boston with friends and attended Saturday afternoon Harvard Yale football game in Cambridge Massachusetts.

Frank A. Small Donald N. Small J. Houghton McLellan Boston Small McLellan J. Houghton McLellan, Jr Theodore Watson Betty and Richard Dike Road Westbrook W. Dayton Hill Washington Street Cambridge Mass

Family Thanksgiving Visit Notes From Augusta Area

Miss Frostina E Marston left Wednesday afternoon to spend Thanksgiving with her nephew Ray G Marston and Mrs Marston of Augusta. Mrs Charles F Hathaway of Cambridge Massachusetts will also be a Thanksgiving guest of her nephew and niece.

Frostina E. Marston Ray G. Marston Marston Augusta Charles F. Hathaway Cambridge Mass

Miss Carol Stevens Arrives From Maine for Thanksgiving

Miss Carol Stevens arrives Wednesday night from the University of Maine to spend Thanksgiving with Hiram T. Stevens of Middleboro.

City news and community notes from Bath Maine

Lighthouse Department relights White Lodge bell buoy on the Kennebec river after being extinguished on November 19 and reports Pond Island Bar gong buoy replaced. Queen Esther Rebekah lodge hosts a card party with prizes in contract, auction, and pitch. committee includes Mrs Henry T B Leeman and others. Fifty years ago Maine’s last legalized execution occurred in Bath, Daniel Wilkinson hanged for killing Officer William Lawrence in 1825. Dense fog disrupts Bath bridge operations. Will Rogers memorial fund boxes placed in town stores and banks for contributions. The District of Maine history overview, Boston snowstorm arrival reports, and local school treats appear alongside radio talks by The Woman Citizen and Way Down East broadcast. Will Rogers memorial fund drives, weather notes, and local club activities fill the day's community items.

Lighthouse Department Kennebec Pond Island Maine Daniel Wilkinson Thomaston William Lawrence Bath Wilkinson Commercial Street Ferry Street Commercial Broad Street Front Street William A. Fall Lawrence

Drake to attend Penn-Cornell and Army-Navy games

William P. Drake of Washington Street travels to Haverford Pennsylvania to spend Thanksgiving weekend. He will witness the Penn Cornell football clash on Thanksgiving Day and the Army Navy game in Philadelphia on Saturday.

William P. Drake Washington Street Haverford Mr. Drake Penn-Cornell Army-Navy Philadelphia

Bath Residents Attend Bowdoin Alexander Prize Contest

Among the Bath people who attend ed the Alexander prize speaking contest at Bowdoin college Monday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Swanton and daughter Betty, Miss Grace Jewett and Miss Cynthia Lemoine.

Bath Bowdoin College Carl B. Swanton Betty Grace Jewett Cynthia Lemoine

Thanksgiving Visit Notes From Bath and Kennebunkport

Gusta arrived Wednesday evening to pass Thanksgiving with Mrs. Lausier's parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Robinson on Upper Washington Street. Miss Louise Daley, employed in Kennebunkport, came to Bath on Wednesday to spend the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duley of Beacon Street. Mrs. Duley and son Earl Duley motored to Kennebunkport to accompany Miss Daley.

Joseph Lausier Augusta Lausier Charles Robinson Upper Washington Street Louise Daley Kennebunkport Bath Frank Duley Beacon Street

Smiley Family Visits Kin Over Holiday Week

Mr and Mrs Vaughan Smiley of Philadelphia arrive to spend the holiday week with Mrs Smiley’s parents Mr and Mrs Fred Kittridge on High street and Mr Smiley’s mother Mrs Louise Smiley on Dike road in town.

Vaughan Smiley Philadelphia

Mrs French to Visit for Thanksgiving Dinner

Mrs George French Skowhegan arrives to visit Mr and Mrs Harry W Crosman on High street. She will be a guest for Thanksgiving at a family dinner hosted by her niece and nephew Mr and Mrs Edward Coombs of High street.

George French Skowhegan Harry W. Crosman High Street Edward Coombs

Death of Dorchester man Abraham Hershon noted

Mrs. Max Kutz of 5 Cobb road Dorchester Mass was summoned there Sunday night by the death of her father Abraham Hershon. Mr. Kutz and daughter Sylvia drove to Dorchester for the funeral and returned to Bath Monday night.

Max Kutz Cobb Road Dorchester Mass Abraham Hershon

Andover Student Visits Home of Vroom Family

Guysbert V. Vroom, a Phillips Academy attendee from Andover, Mass, arrived Wednesday night to pass mander and Mrs. Guysbert V. Vroom of Garden street. Mrs. Abner Johnson, confined to bed on School street for weeks, is now able to sit up a few hours daily.

Guysbert V. Vroom Phillips Academy Andover Mass Mander Garden Street Abner Johnson School Street

William Phips Advent to Salvage Treasure

Captain Phips, favored by James II, faced mutiny and danger as he pursued the Jamaica mission to recover the lost galleon. He quashed a plotted mutiny, refitted the ship, and sailed to Port-de-la-Plata. A reef yielded a silver ingot and treasure including gold pearls and jewels, with secrecy enforced among crew, though later looting eroded returns.

England James Admiralty Europe Phips Jamaica West Indies Port-de-la-Plata Hispaniola Duke of Albemarle Sach Hain Derby Providence Adderley

Social notes reveal Thanksgiving visit patterns and travel

Mrs. William Mann and Mrs. Edwin B Parris visit relatives in South Portland and Buckfield respectively while Mrs. Stanley Irving returns from St. Stephens New Brunswick. Numerous local families plan Thanksgiving gatherings with relatives in Portland Waterville Orono Augusta Bath Malden Boston Groton and other areas.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ruth Skillings Sebasco Estates Howard Trafton Georgetown Center Miss Doris Trafton William J. Craft Ladies’ Aid Beacon Street Church Harry E. Ring Elwina F. Durgin Society of Mayflower Descendants Columbia Hotel Leland S. Plummer Eugene McGrath Plummer First Baptist Church Samuel Hooper Earl Armstrong Trufant Street Carrie Shaw Woman's Club Damariscotta William A. Runnells Hallowell M. A. Haggett Morse High Jane Wing Mary Bates Barbara Kenney Glenda Ingraham Esther Drummond Costello P. Hall Maine Central Railroad Co Rockland Sagadahoc Ferry Edward Daley St. John, N. B Evangeline M. Haynes Binghamton Les Camarades Musicaux West Side Literary Club Charles Dickinson New York Federation of Woman's Clubs Adelbert Hall Bedford Street Elizabeth Britts Howard L. Rogers Milan Street Lancelot Cooper Warren Munsey Frank Reinoehl Donald Green Thomas Nadeau Old Town West Medford Coombs George Moses Robert Burnham American Tel. & Tel. Co Frank Webber Kennebunk Augustus Burnham Mr. Burnham Alfred Harrington South Bristol Capt. Harrington Frank Daley Lauder Johns Island Caldwell Phillips Melrose Highlands, Mass Daniel McPhee Dummer Street Harvard Harvard Stadium Rupert H. Baxter Bruce H. M. White Topsham Sewall Carlton Pike Westwood Mass Pike Eric B. Haggett Dummerstreet Beverly J. Earle Woods Charles A. Andrews Brother Edwin Glenn H. Easton Carol Stevens and Ee Hiram T. Stevens Middles North End Henry T. B Leeman John Atwood Albert Thompson Leonard Munsey Nathan E. Coffin Charles Blaisdell Wallace Atwood Carlton Bridge Woolwich Will Rogers Cumberland Lincoln Casco Bay Small Point Bay New Meadows Stevens Richmond Androscoggin Sagadahoc Knox County Morse High School Women’s Republican ‘Club of Maine WCSH Bath Opera House Richard Barthelmess Dorothy Lillian Gish Winneyanee Lake Wilfred W. Chaney Park Street Dromore Farm Bureau West Bath Berry’s Mill Road William Phips Advent
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