Bath Needlework Guild Directors Meet and Exhibition Planned
Bath society notes report the Bath branch of the Needlework guild met with president Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d. An annual exhibition and tea are set for Nov 5 at Mrs Sewall’s 963 Washington street. Members urged to contribute gifts for Bath’s needy during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
The
Needlework Guild
Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
Guild
Herbert C. Calderwood
David L. Wilson
Edwin R. Andrews
Roger D. Skillings
William D. Sewall
Minnie A. White
W. Dayton Hill
Fred Cary
Lydia C. Moses
John McInnes
Martha Foote
Mary F. Gibbons
Annual Guests Visit From Providence and Limerick
Mr and Mrs Frank Rathburn of Providence R I have been week at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold E Freeman of East Brunswick where they have been annual guests for many years Mrs Charles Whitney of Limerick arrived last week for a few days visit with Mr and Mrs Aubrey Steen of 22 Park Street Commander Franklin P Conger USN and Mrs Conger who passed the Summer at Sebasco left last week for their home in Washington DC Commander and Mrs Conger were guests for a week of Mrs John H Hyde at Elmhurst during the illness and death of their son Lowell Conger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marr
Patricia
Jackie
Quincy
Mass
Mr. Marr
Ardenne A. Stott
Dr. Stott
Bedford Street
Frank Rathburn
Providence
R. I
Harold E. Freeman
East Brunswick
Charles Whitney
Limerick
Aubrey Steen
Park Street
Franklin P. Conger
Harry W. Greenleaf
Wendell
Littleton, N. H
Nettie Whitney
Etta Stuart
Wiscasset
John Stuart
Washington Street
Ralph Baker
Alice
Ruth
Lorenzo
Georgia
Texas
Muskegon
Mich
Baker
Col
George A. Baker
Whitman Mitchell
Milan Street
Charles E. Doten
Portland
John Gilmore
Lake Placid
N. Y
Gilmore
City Hall
Episcopal council meeting visits Bath and Portland
Mr and Mrs Frederick E Drake of Washington Street attended the Diocesan Council of Maine at St Luke s parish house in Portland. They traveled with Mr and Mrs Eugene Franks of St Albans New York and Mr and Mrs Clifford Merritt of Westfield New Jersey who spent a couple of days in Bath with Mrs Owen J Ledyard and Mr Ledyard Franks, son of the late Bath pair. Mr Franks works for Dunn and Bradstreet in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Portland
Diocesan Council of
Maine
Episcopal Church
St. Luke's Parish
Eugene Franks
St. Albans
N. Y
Clifford Merritt
Westfield
N. J
Bath
Franks
Owen J. Ledyard
Ledyard
A. M. Franks
Dunn & Bradstreet, Inc
New York
Social roundup notes from Bath and nearby towns
Mrs. Frank A. Small and others motor to Portland for a day trip. Mrs. Frances Roberts left for New York after visiting Day's Ferry and Popham where her aunt Mrs. Augusta Todd died. The Gillies family returned from a Springfield Horse show trip. Edward Newman of Cheverus High School visited cousins and attended the Morse Cheverus football game at Kelley Field. Mrs. Leslie A. Fowles returned from Hampton Beach and Haverhill. Mrs. Henry W. Butler and Miss Mary Pelham Hill attended a Women’s Republican Club meeting in Vassalboro and a nominating committee was named for the Augusta meeting. Elmer Blaisdell recovers at Bath Memorial Hospital. George Tobey’s Western Ave. visit ended with a trip home from Wakefield. Linden street resident Lewis Swett resumes studies at Colby. Mrs. Walter S. Wiggin attended the funeral of cousin Mrs. Almon Wight in Boston with interment at Forest Hills. Mrs. Wight was a frequent Bath visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Roberts
New York
Mabel Jack
Day’s Ferry
Roberts
Popham
Augusta Todd
Edward, Newman
Cheverus High School
Edward and
Henry Biggins
Chestnut Street
Morse-Cheverus
Kelley Field
Henry W. Butler
Mary Pelham Hill
Topsham
Women's Republican Club of
Maine
Vassalboro
Butler
Roselle Huddilston
Orono
Dorothea Roberts
Damariscotta
Augusta
Walter S. Wiggin
York Street
Almon Wight
Boston
Forest Hills Cemetery
Mrs Arnst Plans Florida Visit After Lincoln Street Visit
Mrs Angela Arnst traveled to New York after a several week stay with Miss Frestina Marston of Lincoln street. She will proceed to Florida later in the season for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Arnst
New York
Ward family completes Buffalo visit with Falls trip
Mr and Mrs Horace Ward of North Street and Mrs Ward’s mother Mrs William Congdon of Bruce Street have returned from a two week visit in Buffalo New York with Mrs Congdon’s daughter Mrs Charles D Arcy They toured Niagara Falls and returned home by the Mohawk Trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Ward
North Street
University student Margaret Pierce returns to Maine studies
Miss Margaret H. Pierce resumed her sophomore year at the University of Maine after spending the summer in Salem, Massachusetts with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Pierce of 268 Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret H. Pierce
University of Maine
Carl F. Pierce
Center Street
Salem
Mass
Gardiner Couple Visited Sagadahoc Couple Guests
Mr and Mrs Carroll Houdlette of Gardiner were guests recently of Mrs Houdlette s uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Lincoln Houdlette at Sagadahoc Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Houdlette
Gardiner
Mrs Blanche B Bunker Visits Relatives in New England
Mrs Blanche B Bunker and daughter in law Mrs Charles Barrows of Los Angeles arrived last week for a visit with Mrs Leah Strout in Sagadahoc Ferry and visiting Mrs Charles H Hunnewell in Woolwich after touring Milton and Boston and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche B. Bunker
Charles Barrows
Los Angeles
Calif
Milton
Boston
Bunker
Leah Strout
Sagadahoc Ferry
Charles H. Hunnewell
Woolwich
Mrs Stetson Returns From Placid Visit
Mrs Ralph G Stetson came back to her Washington street home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs James E Dann at their summer lake placid New York residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G. Stetson
Washington Street
James E. Dann
Lake Placid
N. Y
Family visit to Bath patient Beals at Bath Memorial
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Vail of Sagus Massachusetts and aunt Mrs Allen Pettingill of South Portland visited Bath for the weekend to see Perry D Beals brother of Mrs Pettingill who is a patient at Bath Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Vail
Saugus
Mass
Allen Pettingill
South Portland
Bath
Mrs Carroll Watson Hosts Miss Helen Smith in Washington Street Visit
Miss Helen Smith of Boston was an overnight guest Friday of Mrs Carroll Watson on Washington street, sharing hospitality and conversation during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Smith
Boston
Carroll Watson
Washington Street
New York Man and Philadelphian Visit Connecticut
Ralph Day of New York and Charles J. Cooles of Philadelphia travel to Connecticut after three weeks with Day's brother Harry L. Day of Greenstreet. Day has accepted a New York post and starts duties October 3 after a year in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Day
New York
Charles J. Cooles
Philadelphia
Connecticut
Mr. Day
Harry L. Day
Greenstreet
California
Northeastern visitors and summer moves noted in town
M and Mme Augustin Normand of Havre France spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Charles Wetherbee on High street. Sam Canacaris family to move from 119 North street to Green street after buying a home. Loyally Sewall returned to Small Point Beach after a week in New York. Mrs John H Hyde and daughters Jane Nancy Sally of Elmhurst head to Boston after a Bath summer. Jane and Nancy Hyde sail to Ogontz school in Philadelphia with plans for college and girls program. Mrs Hyde to Bath in October to close Elmhurst for winter. Edward Coombs and family back on High street after summer at Crosman cottage Bay Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. A. Augustin Normand
Havre
France
Charles P. Wetherbee
High Street
Sam Canacaris
119 North Street
Green Street
Sewall
Small Point Beach
New York
John H. Hyde
Jane
Nancy
Sally
Elmhurst
Boston
Bath
Jane Hyde
Nancy Hyde
Ogontz School
Philadelphia
Hyde
Edward Coombs
Ruth
John
Crosman
Bay Point
Auxiliary plans Sept meeting in Waterville
Mrs Frederick E Drake of Washington street vice president of the Woman's auxiliary of the Episcopal Diocese of Maine attended Thursday's advisory board meeting at the home of Mrs Clara Kendall of Danforth street Portland Plans were made for the quarterly auxiliary meeting on Sept 29 at Waterville.lesson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Woman’s Auxiliary
Episcopal Diocese of
Maine
Clara Kendall
Danforth Street
Portland
Waterville
Verne Snow
South Portland
Great Council of
Haley
Ramona _ council
No. 27
D. of
Red Men’s Hall
Great Council
Arthur Haggett
Joseph Yates
Howard Barter
Edward A. Garcelon
Howard E. Blake
Miss Harford Visits Five Islands Guest in Mulligan Home
Miss Phyllis Harford of Five Islands, guest for several days of Mrs. Helen Plummer Mulligan on Winship Street, returned Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Harford
Five Islands
Helen Plummer Mulligan
Win- Ship Street
Cosmopolitan club holds first tele phone bridge of fall season
Cosmopolitan club resumed fall activities with a Thursday tele phone bridge directed by Mrs. Merritt A. Mitchell assisted by Mrs. Gardiner R. Deering and Mrs. Leslie J. Wold. Fourteen tables played. Proceeds, including gifts, totaled 20 dollars. First prizes in contract went to Mrs. Deering and William M. Adams. second prizes to Miss Clarabell Quick and James Dunton. Highest auction score earned by Mrs. Oscar F. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Merritt A. Mitchell
Gardiner R. Deering
Leslie J. Wold
William M. Adams
Clarabell Quick
James Dunton
Oscar F. Wright
Dinner guests at Summer home in Wiscasset
Mr and Mrs Fred H Lord and Mrs Frank A Small were dinner guests Thursday night of Mr and Mrs James A Bimson at their Summer home in Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Lord
Frank A. Small
James A. Bimson
Wiscasset
Miss Dorothy Reardon Joins Gorham Glee Club
Miss Dorothy Reardon is named a member of the Gorham Normal school Girls Glee club by Miss Miriam E Andrews head of the music department at Gorham Brunswick. Reardon is selected as one of the group singling first soprano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Reardon
Gorham Normal School Girls’ Glee Club
Miriam E. Andrews
Brunswick
Gorham
Miss Reardon
Hagan Family Returns to New Home on Cobb Road
Mr and Mrs Miles Hagan and daughter Natalie who spent the summer at Bay Point Georgetown have come back to live in their new home on Cobb Road. The residence was formerly owned by Mr and Mrs A Clinton McFadden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Hagan
Natalie
Bay Point
Georgetown
Cobb Road
A. Clinton McFadden
Miss Barbara Fisher Joins Berry Mills School Staff
Miss Barbara Fisher begins teaching duties at Berry Mills school in West Bath after moving to live with Mr. and Mrs. H. Dorman Perkins. She previously taught in Clinton and will reside with the Perkins family while her West Bath assignment continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Fisher
Clinton
Berry Mills
West Bath
H. Dorman Perkins
Bowdoin Welcomes Bin Haggett Jr for Senior Year
Bin Haggett Jr returns from East Orange New Jersey where he stayed with his parents after their summer in South Harpswell. He has entered Bowdoin College for his senior year. Miss Anne Kimball of Lincoln Street left Wednesday for Prout's Neck to visit Mrs. Samuel S Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bin-Haggett, Jr
East Orange
N. J
South Harpswell
Bowdoin
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
Prout’s Neck
Samuel S. Sewall
Miss Lillian Caton Enters Theatrical School For Six Months
Miss Lillian Caton of Brooklyn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Caton, has entered a six months course at a theatrical school and will take an M G M test for movies. She has toured the New England and Southern states during the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Caton
Joseph Caton
Brooklyn
New England
Miss Oulton and classmate stay with Portland hosts
Miss Helen Oulton and Miss Littlefield, student nurses at Maine General Hospital, Portland, were overnight guests of Miss Oulton’s parents, Mr and Mrs Allen Oulton, on Bedford street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Oulton
Miss Littlefield
Prospect
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Miss Oulton
Allen Oulton
Bedford Street
Mme Eames de Gorgoza Visits American Friends in New York
Mme Eames de Gorgoza, long based in Paris Bath native, arrived in America for an extended visit to New York and nearby with friends due to unsettled France. Mrs Albert E Whitney and daughter Virginia returned from Jonesboro after the death of Mrs Whitney's father N W Fish. A kitchen shower for Waldo E Allen, formerly Lillian A Stover, was hosted by the club at Sebasco cottage. Bath Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae chapter members gathered at Miss Phyllis Gilpatrick's home for a social evening with a harvest supper and post event activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Eames de Gorgoza
Paris
America
New York
Mme. Eames
Bath
France
Albert E. Whitney
Virginia
Jonesboro
Whitney
N. W. Fish
Waldo E. Allen
Lillian A. Stover
Allen
Sebasco
Jake Sherman
Elizabeth Oliver
Priscilla Colby
Viva Burnham
Theo McNeil
Cecil McNeil
Cora Mae Pearson
Bath Memorial Hospital
Phyllis Gilpatrick
Bath Hospital
Alice Gilpatrick
Boothbay
Local residents return from White Mountains trip and college kickoff
Mrs William Yule and relatives from Washington street have returned from a White Mountains visit. Raymond Palmer, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Palmer of West Roxbury Massachusetts, has entered the University of Maine this month, accompanied by his mother. Mrs Palmer was formerly Miss Gladys Jordan daughter of the late Charles Jordan of York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Yule
Elizabeth Dunbar
Walter Dunbar
Charles Robinson
James D. Tabor
Washington Street
White Mountains
Raymond Palmer
Paul Palmer
West Roxbury
Mass
University of Maine
Palmer
Gladys Jordan
Charles Jordan
York Street
Local seaman returns to Kittery after Navy Yard visit
William Hinds of Grove street finished duties at Bath Iron Works and entered Portsmouth Navy Yard before returning to Kittery for a family visit, marking a brief homecoming for the sailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hinds
Grove Street
Bath Iron Works
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Kittery
Mrs Fulton Visiting Family and Nave Returns from White Mountains
Mrs Robert Fulton of Portland visits her mother Mrs Leland Mitchell and sister Mrs Donald B Hopkins in Middle street and Corliss street with Mrs Elizabeth Coombs and Miss Alice Norris. Nave returned from a brief visit in the White Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fulton
Portland
Leland Mitchell
Middle Street
Donald B. Hopkins
Corliss Street
Elizabeth Coombs
Alice Norris
Nave
White Mountains
Winfield Ham Heads to New York for Weeklong Stay
Winfield Ham of 3 Union Street left Friday for New York City to be away about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Ham
Union Street
New York City
Bath social rounds and local greetings span families
Mrs Harry W Grosman hosts a birthday party at High Street club meeting with Mrs dge R Wright and others awarding Mrs John Hunt a water glass set and Mrs Pearl Dunbar picnic containers. Guests include Mrs William P Hatch and Mrs Vivian Brown. John T Parris turns 83 on Washington Street with Kin visiting. Bath Iron Works veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Grosman
High Street
Dge R. Wright
Marshall Avenue
John Hunt
Pearl Dunbar
William P. Hatch
William H. Small
Vivian Brown
Guy Sprague
Middle Street
Bath violinist plays on Augusta radio studio program
Merton Sprague, a talented Bath violinist, performed in the Augusta radio station studio Sunday noon during the community half hour sponsored by Bath and Wiscasset people. He played Brahms Hungarian Dance and Rubinstein Romance. Mrs James Lockery of Washington street has returned from Nobleboro to Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Sprague
Bath
Augusta
Bath and
Wiscasset
Brahm
Rubinstein
James Lockery
Washington Street
Nobleboro
Bradeens Visit Essex Ties After Fishing Trip
Dr and Mrs Frederick Bradeen of Essex Conn spent the weekend with her aunt Mrs Frederick H Kimball of High Street while returning from days of fishing at Roach River and a visit with their son Charles S Bradeen and Mrs Bradeen of Montreal Mrs Kimball hosted Sunday guests including her daughter Mrs Langdon T Thaxter Dr Thaxter and their four children Marjorie Julie Kimball and Mary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Bradeen
Essex
Various Bath area social notes and relocations
Miss Miriam Adams returns from weekend with her mother in Woonsocket. Frank Coffin Jr now with Edison Company in Los Angeles after graduating Culver in 1935. Freeman Roberts visits Belfast from his son Chester in Bath. Lefavour family moves from Lynn to Bath and Lefavour becomes a Bath Iron Works welder. Gundel and Thompson families visit in Portland to see Mrs Gundel’s daughter and husband Everett Christian. Mrs Arthur Gilmore hosts Club of Six sewing circle at her home with five members and plans to meet at Mrs Reinoehl’s. Harmon Smith returns to Avon Conn. after his father Walter W Smith’s death in Bath. Mrs Scott Golder and Mrs Daniel MacDonald visit Portland. Virginia Golder a Maine General Hospital student nurse. Virginia Wright substitutes at Hallet’s while clerks on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott M. Golder
Winship Street
Daniel MacDonald
Upper Washington Street
Portland
Golder
Virginia Golder
Maine General Hospital
Besaw Family Moves to Sunset Park Spear House
Mr and Mrs John Besaw and their infant son move from 27 Farrin Street to one of the Spear houses at Sunset Park at High and Oliver streets. Mr Besaw has purchased the property, establishing new residence for the family. The shift reflects a change in the Besaw household location within the same neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boles
Metropolitan Theatre
Boston
Bath
Hibbert L. Norton
John W. Sheldon
New England Conservatory of Music
Mr. Norton
Morse
Arthur C. Norton
High Street
Mr. Sheldon
William H. Sheldon
Boles
John Besaw
Farrin Street
Spear
Sunset Park
High and
Oliver Streets
Mr. Besaw
Motor trip from locals to Washington and Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fortier along with Mrs. Marcia Hodge and Misses Priscilla and Jennie Hodge departed Monday for a motor trip to Washington D C and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Fortier
Marcia Hodge
Priscilla Hodge
Jennie Hodge
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Smiths Move to Own Home on Oak Street
Dr. and Mrs. H. Jacob Smith have moved from the home of Dr. Joseph I. Smith on Washington Street to their own residence at 146 Oak Street. Dr. H. Jacob Smith, Bowdoin and University of Vermont graduate, interned at Auburn City Hospital and opened offices in Bath on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Jacob Smith
Joseph I. Smith
Washington Street
Oak Street
Bowdoin
University of Vermont
Auburn, N. Y
City Hospital
Bath
Barbara Deering Celebrates Fifth Birthday With Family Party
Barbara Lou Deering marked her fifth birthday Saturday with a party for 16 at her parents home, Attorney Gardiner R. Deering and wife at 22 Turner Court. Attendees included Princes Marks Eleanor Marks Nancy Stover Elford A Stover Jr Amelia Ann Mitchell Just Wold and others as well as Mrs Jack Wilson and Sally Ann of Pine Street visiting Portland. A son was born to Morris and wife at Bath Memorial Hospital weighing nine and a half pounds. Harry Berry and family visited Perkins cottage at Coxs Head with Ikins and the Perkins daughters Doris and Evelyn and Barbara Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Lou Deering
Gardiner R. Deering
Turner Court
Princes Marks
Eleanor Marks
Nancy Stover
Elford A. Stover, Jr
Amelia Ann Mitchell
Just Wold
Sandra Daly
Sally Snowden
Richard Snowden
Joan Dunton
James Bunton
Kirk Grimmer
Sally Rogers
Billy Hagget
Sally Cummings
Morris Margolis
Cobb Road
Bath Memorial Hospital
Harry Berry
Richard Berry
Concord
N. H
H. Dorman Perkins
Perkins Cottage
Cox's Head
Ikins
Doris and
Evelyn Perkins
Barbara Fisher
Social notes from Bath area weekends and visits
Mrs. Warren Stilphen and Bath and Brunswick friends toured the White mountains and Evans Notch. Mrs. John Legro of Staten Island visited Bath and Sabine with Mrs. Irish. Several Bath-area residents hosted guests from Bangor Woolwich and Boston, with hospital and cottage news and people returning from vacations at Sabine and Five Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren M. Stilphen
Bath and Brunswick
White Mountains
Evans Notch
Eastham Guild Jr Guests of Drake at Birch Point
Eastham Guild Jr of Newton Massachusetts spent the weekend as a guest of Mr and Mrs J Edward Drake Jr at Birch Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastham Guild, Jr
Newton
Mass
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Birch Point
Past Ladies’ club of Myrtle lodge met at Mrs King home
The Past Ladies’ club of Myrtle lodge met Monday night at 1 Edgett Street with Mrs Arthur W King presiding. Sixteen attended. bridge prize went to Mrs Howard E Blake and flinch prize to Mrs Elmer F Campbell. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for October 26 at Mrs Walter P Kingsbury’s home, Richardson Street. members to wear costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
Arthur ‘W. King
Edgett Street
W. Frank Higgins
Howard E. Blake
Elmer F. Campbell
Walter P. Kingsbury
Richardson Street
Dorr Family Returns From Berlin Weekend
Mr and Mrs William Dorr and daughter Diane of Oliver Street returned from Berlin New Hampshire where they spent the weekend visiting relatives and enjoying a brief getaway in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dorr
Diane
Oliver Street
Berlin
N. H
Barbara Poulos Heads Birthday Party At Home
Barbara Poulos celebrated her sixth birthday at home on Monday afternoon with eight friends. The party featured games and refreshments, and attendees included Anastas ia Mihalos Lewis Mihalos Arthur Mihalos Poppy Kakos Helen Kakos Elizabeth Sonia Helen Poulos and George Poulos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Poulos
Charles Poulos
Oliver Street
Anastasia Mihalos
Lewis Mihalos
Arthur Mihalos
Poppy Kakos
Helen Kakos
Elizabeth Sonia
Helen Poulos
George Poulos
Freshman Florence Brackley at Morse High School
Miss Florence Brackley of Westport is living with Dr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Smith at 1121 Washington Street for the winter while attending Morse High School as a freshman. She is staying with the Smiths during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Brackley
Westport
Joseph I. Smith
Washington Street
Morse High School
Sewall Family Heads to New York for Winter
Mr and Mrs Loyall F Sewall journeyed with their children Loyall Jr and Camilla Ashe from their Summer home at Small Point Beach to New York City to spend the winter, leaving Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyall F. Sewall
Loyall, Jr
Camilla Ashe
Small Point Beach
New York City
Mrs. L Houghton Kimball Guests at Miss Ballou Home
Mrs L Houghton Kimball has been staying for several months at the High Street home of Miss Susan N Ballou and is visiting for a week, with Meeker of Washington noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Houghton Kimball
Susan N. Ballou
High Street
Ieee? I, Meeker
Washington Street
William P. Hill
Middle Street
Social and family events scattered around Bath area
A long stream of social notes from Bath recounts visits by Aphia Pinson to Birch Point, Ida Katherine Smith’s engagement in Trenton, and Ida’s sister Miss Smith earning acting praise. Weddings occur at the Gladstone home, with Yankow a New York court reporter. Nearby, Terry and Baldwin wedding trip details, Muskegon arrivals, Sebago Lake cottage days, and Brunswick guests are noted along with club luncheons, needlework guild planning, and fall rummage sale dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aphia Pinson
Bath
Chester A. Plant
Birch Point
Samuel Smith
Brunswick
Trenton
N. J
Ida Katherine Smith
Harry Yankow
New York City
Joseph Gladstone
Miss Smith
Brunswick High School
Yankow
Joseph I. Smith
Raymond Golder Returns Home From Groton Shipyard
Raymond Golder son of Mrs Scott M Golder of Winship Street recently worked a year at the Groton shipyard in Groton Connecticut and came back to the city on Tuesday providing a hometown update on his service and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Golder
Scott M. Golder
Winship Street
Groton
Groton, Conn
Wedding of Miss Jones to Gregory Charltan in Portland
A high noon ceremony is planned at Immanuel Baptist Church in Portland on Tuesday September 1 for Miss Mary Isabelle Jones daughter of Dr and Mrs William H Jones of Spring Street and Gregory Moore Charltan of New York. No formal invitations have been issued, only a general church invitation to members and friends. The couple will sail for a wedding trip to Italy and Egypt after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Immanuel Baptist Church
Mary Isabelle Jones
William H. Jones
Spring Street
Gregory Moore Charltan
New York
Italy
Egypt
Hicanda
Charlie
Charlian
Anna Moore Charlian
Harvest supper plans and local notices highlight city life
Ladies of Dromers Grange prepare their annual harvest supper with Evelyn Beals as chairwoman. Grange dining room chair Georgiana Thorpe is guiding arrangements as Minerva Wilson assists. A new marine grill at 7 Center Street nears opening with nautical decorations. Other items note fruit trees at Wilbur Oliver’s Union Street home, a gas stove flood fire at 59 Pine Street, and a public baked bean supper sponsored by the Cosmopolitan Club on October 3. Apple harvest at Moatsweag Orchard continues under A. S. Phillips, with 6,000 bushels expected from 50 acres. Salvation Army appeals for men’s shoes. Bath Iron Works supports food donations. Local D of P and Ramona council activities, and Morse High School student leadership elections are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromers Grange
Phippsburg
Evelyn Beals
Maud Rafnell
Grace Kenney
Georgiana Thorpe
Lena Donnell
Minerva ‘Wilson
Portland
New York
Center Street
Curtis’s
Chase’s Corner
Boxing Shows to Start Next Monday at Arcade Arena
Boxing fans in Bath hear that next Monday evening will open a 26 round program at the Arcade arena promoted by Nick Mihalos. The card features local favorites and possible return of Jack Dempsey with other bouts including Joe Babine and K O White. Castillo leaves San Antonio bound for Bath to fight under Mihalos management in Canada and Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade Arena
Nick Mihalos
Joe Babine
K. O. White
Harpswell
Glafiro
K. O.” Castillo
San Antonio
Texas
Bath
Canada
Massachusetts
Mihalos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jennie Perkins
Verna Brackett
Freeport
Marie MacLellan
Reginald MacLellan
William MacDonald
Hope River
Austin Trainor
Charlottetown
Miss MacLellan
John MacLellan
Newton, Mass
Bowdoin College
Dike P. T. A
North End
Hermon W. Crocker
Arthur C. Lemont
Blanche Locke
James E. McLaughlin
Wiliam P. Crowley
Aksel H. Stiansen
Greenland
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Oak St
Barbara Dana
Chester Dana
B. L. Hodgkins
Donald Young
George E. Turner
Northeast Harbor
Ladies’ Aid of Arrowsie
Arrowsie M. E. Church
Harry L. Nye
Frank Rittall
Perley R. Ater
Esther H. Drummond
Ruth Sturmer
Norman H. Drummond
Aid
Frederick H. Kimball
Kimball
Milton S. Kimball
Mark W. Sewall
James A. Gillies, Jr
Springfield
Leslie A. Fowles
Hampton Beach
Haverhill, Mass
Elmer Blaisdell
Clarence Blaisdell
George Tobey
Western Avenue
Wakefield
Hiram Tobey
Tobey
Arthur Pepper
Lewis Swett
Linden Street
Boothbay Harbor
Colby College
Arthur Sewalld
Edith Atwood
Mary Hodgkins
Gorham Normal School
Kenneth Soule
Roxbury
Walter Rogers
Whis‘keay
Loring Soule
Soule
Marguerite Rogers
Whiskeay
John T. Parris
Upper
Edward Gaudreau
Parris
Thomas Gerber
Keystone Steel Wire Co
Peoria, Ill
Ralph Spinney
Miriam Adams
Woonsocket, R. I
Margaret Adams
Weeks Street
Frank Coffin, Jr
Frank H. Coffin
Worcester
Edison Company
Mr. Coffin
Culver Military Academy
Freeman Roberts
Belfast
Chester Roberts
Maxwell Street
James Lefavour
Lynn
Frederick Gundel
Albert H. Thompson
Arthur Gilmore
Club of Six
Edward LeMoine
Howard Rogers
Lancelot Cooper
Donald Green
Frank Reinoehl
Reinoehl
Harmon Smith
Avon, Conn
Walter W. Smith
Virginia Wright
Jack Wilson
Sally Ann
Pine Street
John A. Legro
Hugenot Park
Staten Island
Williams. Newell
Legro
Allen M. Irish
Sabine
Joseph R. Dunton
George F. Willis
Little Joe’s Cabin
Parlin Pond Dam
Charles Kendall
Bangor
Orrington
Dan Kendell
Doubling Point
Walter Potter
Ath Memorial Hospital
William S. Newell
Mary Newell
MacMillan & Co
Zetta Wright Higgins
West Medford
Rockcrest
Leon Berry
West Roxbury Mass
Mr. Berry
Harry E. Peterson
Brunswick Road
Mrs. Berry
Grace and
Bessie Dickinson
Percival Black
Beatrice Black
Rochester
Percival Safford
Ferralyn
Kirk
Ashland
Nhs
Mr. Roberts
Leon Goddard
Mandate
Beacon Street
Arthur G. Gilmore
H. P. Baldwin Terry
Christchurch
Oyster Bay
Harrison Wright
Mrs. Cecil Paine
Lees End
Sebagoake
Edith Smith
Brunswick High
Brunswick Town Hall
Walter S. Glidden
Edward W. Bridgham
Walter M. Hill
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
John C. Fitzgerald
Deering
Allen Irish
Country Club
Seth S. Mullin
Fred N. Sanborn
Clare Coombs
Franconia Notch
Adelaide White
R. N
Lewiston
Melvin Ferris
Miss White
Bath City Hospital
Mary Biggins
John W. Biggins
Deering Street
Mrs
Martin Watrous
Sedgemere
Rich’s Mountain
New Orleans
Mrs. Loring Mayberry
Belmont
Day's Ferry
Wilbur C. Oliver
Times Office
Craven
Joseph Norman
James C. Ledyard
Lloyd E. Steeves
Ruth H. Farnham
Charles H. Frost
Addie D.paimer
Christine Dc. Curtis
Moatsweag
A. S. Phillips
Charles H. Butler
Salvation Army
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Walter Fitch
Russell Street
Hyde Windlass Co
William Bailey
Roosevelt
Ed Clancy
Landon
Berwind Glen
Kennebec
Donald McKellar
Barbara Kenney
William Rogers
Arthur Kronstrand
Mary Darrah
Pauline McNeil
John Clark
Harold Footer
McKellar
John E. Madden