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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1936

Page

6

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Arcade Arena Nick Mihalos Joe Babine K. O. White Harpswell Glafiro K. O.” Castillo San Antonio Texas Bath Canada Massachusetts Mihalos

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