Mayor Sewall Hosts Luncheon for Scarborough Officers
Mayor and Mrs. Sewall entertained at Stone House farm Sunday noon honoring H. M. S. Scarborough officers. Attendees included Commander Guysbert B. Vroom and Mrs. Vroom, Mrs. Easton, Lt. Com. Glenn H. Easton and Mrs. Easton, Lt. Thomas J. Casey and Mrs. Casey, Lt. John A. Lord and Mrs. Lord, plus many local residents and relatives. The Cosmopolitan Club Current Events department met Thursday afternoon with Italy, Ethiopia, a 1562 Rome description, Bowdoin student papers, and World Court unemployment topics discussed. next meeting set for Oct. 10 focusing on France and current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Stone House Farm
Lord
Rupert H. Baxter
Mark W. Sewall
William D. Sewall
John McInnes
Anne Kimball
Jane S. Murphy
Sumner Sewall
Edwin A. Andrews
Roger Skillings
Frederick E. Drake
Edwin H. Given
Alden G. Smith
Henry C. Wright
Arthur Wright
Forest Hills
N. D
Raymond Trott
Providence
R. I
Fred Hector
Fargo
John K. Jayne
New Canaan
Conn
Cosmopolitan Club
Italy
Ethiopia
Rome
Joseph I. Smith
Bowdoin
United States
France
Daughter born to Dr and Mrs Herbert T Caverly
Lardina Ann Caverly is the name given the daughter born last week to Dr. and Mrs. Herbert T. Caverly of 29 Corliss Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lardina Ann Caverly
Herbert T. Caverly
Corliss Street
Roland Smith unit meets in Legion hall for rummage sale planned
A social meeting of Roland Smith unit No. 21 A L A was held Wednesday evening in Legion hall with good attendance. Members adjourned to the Colonia for lunch and voted to hold a rummage sale October 5 at 2:30 in the Legion hall. The sewing circle meets Thursday evening at Mrs J Horace McClure on Garden street. On Saturday members attended a third district unit meeting in Damariscotta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Smith
Legion Hall
Colonia
Ccidrle
J. Horace McClure
Garden Street
Damariscotta
Third District
Knitting Club Gathered at Fre mont Street Home
Miss Eileen Jones hosted her knitting club at her Fre mont street home Friday evening. Guests included Laura Craft Mary Low ell Mary Bates and Annie King. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Jones
Fremont Street
Laura Craft
Mary Lowell
Mary Bates
Annie King
Mrs Maude Paquet Returns Home From Visit
Mrs Maude Paquet has returned to her Holyoke Massachusetts home after a visit with her niece Mrs M C Trott on High street.
Just the Six of Us club hosts meeting at Winship Street
Mrs Arthur Gilmore entertained her club Just the Six of Us Wednesday at her Winship Street home. Attendees included Mrs Howard Rogers Mrs Frank Reinoehl Mrs Lance Lot Cooper Mrs Donald Green and Mrs Edward Lemoine. The club plans a October 9 meeting with Mrs Reinoehl at 1205 High Street. Mr and Mrs William H Small returned Wednesday from a motor trip through Eastern Maine visiting Cadillac Mountain and Bar Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gilmore
Winship Street
Howard Rogers
Frank Reinoehl
Lancelot Cooper
Donald Green
Edward Lemoine
Reinoehl
High Street
William H. Small
Maine
Cadillac Mountain
Bar Harbor
Miss Elinor Shorey Leaves for New York Training School
Miss Elinor Shorey daughter of Mr and Mrs William S Shorey of Washington street goes to New York to study at the Child Education Foundation Training school on East 84th street. She was graduated in June from Bradford Junior College Bradford Mass. Accompanied by her mother she traveled to New York. the mother remained in Ridgefield Conn visiting her sister Mrs F W Hersey and returned home Friday night. Shorey’s school opens Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Shorey
William S. Shorey
Washington Street
New York
Child Education Foundation Training School
East 84Th Street
Miss Shorey
Bradford Junior College
Bradford
Mass
F. W. Hersey
Ridgefield
Conn
Winter Trip Plans From Staten Island Families
Mrs. John A. Legro of Hugenot Park Staten Island visited Mrs. William S. Newell on Washington Street. Roy A. Donnell his wife and son Robert left for San Diego to spend the winter, stopping in Portsmouth New Hampshire and Brooklyn with relatives. three weeks on the road. Benjamin Gediman of Pratt Street left for Gardiner to observe the Jewish New Year which began Friday sundown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Legro
Hugenot Park
Staten Island
William S. Newell
Washington Street
Roy A. Donnell
Oak Street
Robert
San Diego
Cal
Portsmouth
N. H
Donnell
Edward H. Welch
Brooklyn
Thornton Percy
Benjamin Gediman
Pratt Street
Gardiner
Mr. Gediman
Miss Agnes Humphreys Returns From Massachusetts Visit
Miss Agnes Humphreys came home to High street after a stay in Massachusetts with her sister Mrs. Robert Toothaker and family. They were guests of Mrs. Herman Taucien in Arlington on the journey home. Also returning are Miss Jane Lemont from Belfast visits and Mrs. Blanche Bunker with Mrs. Leah Strout, visiting relatives in Sagadahoc Ferry, Milton and Los Angeles, planning winter stays in Lynn and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Humphreys
High Street
Massachusetts
Miss Humphreys
Robert Toothaker
Mr. Toothaker
Miss Caroline Toothaker
Northampton
Mass
Miss Toothaker
Burnham
Herman Taucien
Arlington
Jane Lemont
Corliss Street
Belfast
Charles A. Bruce
Blanche Bunker
Leah Strout
Los Angeles
Calif
Ida M. Beals
Harvey P. Hathorne
Sagadahoc Ferry
Milton, dMass
Miss Grace Ferry
Bunker
Strout
Lynn
Mrs Hodgkins Begins Ten Day Visit to York Beach Area
Mrs George H Hodgkins of 1222 Washington street left on Monday for a ten day trip visiting relatives in York Beach, Boston and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hodgkins
Washington Street
York Beach
Boston
Mrs J Edward Drake Jr A Boston Weekend Pet Scene Mentioned
Mrs J Edward Drake Jr joined a Boston weekend gathering as part of a social event. The fragment notes a couple and their social circle at a city venue with casual conversations and light activities.
Beacon Street church ladies plan apron sale and banquet
Ladies' aid met in the vestry drawing up plans for an October 25 apron sale and an October 15 Father and Son banquet with a appointed committee. Members counted 16 plus two visitors. next all day session set for next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid
Beacon Street
Aid
Hermon W. Crocker
John M. Howe
Irving C. Varney
Elmer Sidelinger
Raymond M. Clark
Edward B. Parris
George Wallace
Mrs Freeman Trott Returns From Malden Visit
Mrs. Freeman A. Trott of 16 Dike road came back from Malden Mass after a week staying to nurse her sister Mrs Sewall Strout who had an appendicitis operation in a Malden hospital. Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d returned Thursday to Washington street after a week in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman A. Trott
Dike Road
Malden
Mass
Sewall Strout
Malden Hospital
Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
New York City
Episcopal council meetings held in Portland at Bishop Brewster home
Rev and Mrs Charles M Tubbs and Mr and Mrs Frederick E Drake visited Portland for Diocesan Council of the Episcopal Church. Meetings were held at Bishop Benjamin F Brewster's home with morning departmental sessions a luncheon and an afternoon council session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M.tubbs
Frederick E. Drake
Portland
Diocsan Council
Episcopal Church
Benjamin F. Brewster
Mrs Appleton Returns Home After Fortnight Visit
Mrs Laura D Appleton concluded a two week stay with her brother Donald Duncan and sister Mrs Ralph W Bragg and left Friday night to return to New York City from the nearby station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura D. Appleton
Donald Duncan
Ralph W. Bragg
New York
Mrs. Page Honored With Surprise Shower
Mrs Francis Page Jr nee Miss Gladys Fuller received a surprise shower hosted by her sisters at 10 Pine Street. The evening featured bridge won by Miss Helen Larrabee and beano won by Mrs Thomas Oliver with gifts presented to the bride to be. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Page, Jr
Gladys Fuller
Roy Lutz
Harold Safford, Jr
Pine Street
Helen Larrabee
Thomas Oliver
Page
Crocker Daughter Betty Louise Born in Highland Street Home
A daughter named Betty Louise Crocker was born last Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Raymond E Crocker of 30 Highland Street. The birth adds a new member to the Crocker family and is celebrated by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond E. Crocker
Highland Street
Betty Louise Crocker
Mrs Warren A Parris travels to aid patient in New York
Mrs Warren A Parris of Upper Washington street traveled to New York to accompany a patient who had been at Bath Memorial hospital and suffered a sudden illness while visiting the area. The child patient, a New York resident, will receive further treatment in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren A. Parris
Upper Washington Street
New York
Bath Memorial Hospital
Miss Mary Arik Returns Home After Visit
Miss Mary Arik left her sister Mrs. David S. Cogan’s house at 677 High Street last week to return to her home in Laconia New Hampshire. She had been working at the Women’s Needlecraft Shop and Exchange and spent the Holy days with her parents Rev. and Mrs. Charles Arik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Arik
David S. Cogan
High Street
Laconia
N. H
Charles Arik
Nathan Povich
Bar Harbor
Front Street
Outdoor luncheon honors Fargo visitor on High Street
Miss Jane S Murphy hosted a small gathering at her High Street home for Mrs. Fred Hector of Fargo North Dakota visiting her mother Mrs William D Sewall in Washington Street Arthur Wright of Forest Hills New York is visiting his brother Henry C Wright A Sunday deep sea fishing trip with Capt Orrin Linscott of Orrs Island accompanied the group including Mr and Mrs Frank Colburn Mr and Mrs Andrew Flaherty Mr and Mrs Bradford Belanger Mr and Mrs Oscar Tanguay Mr and Mrs James Mc Laughlin Mr and Mrs Wilfred Skalling and son James
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane S. Murphy
High Street
Fred Hector
Fargo, N. D
William D. Sewall
Washington Street
Arthur Wright
Forest Hills, N. Y
Henry C. Wright
Orrin Linscott
Orr's Island
Frank Colburn
Andrew Flaherty
Bradford Belanger
Oscar Tanguay
James McLaughlin
Wilfred Skalling
James
Everett G. White
West Paris
Melville B. Clark
White
Lillian Clark
Mrs Sumner Sewall Hosts Guests at Small Point
Mrs John McInnes and Miss Jane S Murphy visit for a few days as guests of Mrs Sumner Sewall at Small Point, sharing hospitality and seaside leisure in a quiet coastal setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McInnes
Jane S. Murphy
Sumner Sewall
Saugus visitors travel with families in New England
Mrs. Burton Lyon of Saugus Massachusetts is visiting sister Mrs. Albert McFadden on High Street for a week. McFadden friends her to Bath for the weekend and return with her mother Mrs. Ida Greenleaf visiting after Summer in Westport. Beth Trott returns home from New York trip. Mrs. George C. Arntz leaves Lincoln Street after six weeks with Miss Frostina E. Marston for New York Washington and Savannah en route to Tampa for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Lyon
Saugus
Mass
Albert McFadden
High Street
McFadden
Bath
Ida Greenleaf
Westport
George C. Arntz
Frostina E. Marston
Lincoln Street
New York
Washington
Savannah
Tampa
Fla
Mack Family Observes Rosh Hashanah in Portland
Mr and Mrs Joseph Mack with their son Myron and twin daughters Shirley and Rita of Portland celebrated Rosh Hashanah with Mrs Mack’s mother Mrs Benjamin S Gediman of 41 Pratt Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mack
Myron
Shirley
Rita
Portland
Rosh Hashanah
Mack
Benjamins. Gediman
Pratt Street
Mrs Flora J Morrow Returns to Brunswick for Winter
Mrs Flora J Morrow who has spent the summer with Mrs Wilfred W Chaney of 10 Park Street returns to Brunswick for the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora J. Morrow
Wilfred W. Chaney
Park Street
Brunswick
Surprise Baby Shower For Mrs Ronald Smith
Mrs Ronald Smith was surprised by friends last Wednesday with a shower featuring Beano and bridge. Prizes went to Miss Jane Wing and Miss Shirley Mank, with consolation to Mrs Henry Mank. A decorated basket was presented to the bride before refreshments, with many friends in attendance. Also noted were various family members and young students preparing for studies at Phillips Academy and Bowdoin College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Smith
Jane Wing
Henry Mank
Shirley Mank
Smith
Olive Rowe
Hazel Cooke
Hope Rowe
Edward J. Lee, Jr
Phyllis Chaney
Betty Lee
Margaret Pierce
Louise Trainor
Virginia Wright
Eleanor Mullaney
Vanona McDonald
Madeline Thibodeau
Arline Prency
Reta Henderson
Phyllis McCoubrey
Pratt couple from Quincy end motor trip in Maine
Mr and Mrs Charles L Pratt of Quincy Massachusetts once Bath residents spent a few weeks at the Pratt home on Elm street and returned Friday afternoon from a motor trip to Bangor Skowhegan and Smithfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Pratt
Quincy
Mass
Bath
Pratt
Elm Street
Bangor
Skowhegan
Smithfield
Carl C Anderson Takes Two Week Vacation From Hallet's Drug
Carl C Anderson of Green street is taking a two week vacation from his duties at Hallets Drug store. He will be away during this period and will return to his duties afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Anderson
Green Street
Hallet
Miss Mildred Nichols Resumes Duties After Vacation
Miss Mildred G. Nichols resumed du ties in Sagadahoc register of deeds after two week vacation. She visited Chief Carpenter Harold F. McCarty USN and Mrs McCarty in Dahlgren Virginia and Mr and Mrs Francis G Cooke in Silver Springs Maryland. She traveled to Washington DC to view attractions and was hosted by Mrs Angus McLeod in West Somerville Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred G. Nichols
Sagadahoc
Aitkens Visit Daughter in North Street Beachmont
Mr and Mrs Horace Aitken of Beachmont Massachusetts are visiting their daughter Mrs Walter M Hill and her family on North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Aitken
Beachmont
Mass
Walter M. Hill
North Street
W C T U Leaders Attend State Convention in Gardiner
Mrs Lizzie Chaney president of Sagadahoe county W C T U and Mrs Nella Lover local president returned Friday from the 61st annual State W C T U convention in Gardiner where they were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs William Rines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Chaney
Sagadahoe County
W.C.T.U
Nella Lover
Gardiner
William Rines
Alfred Staples Heads to Seminary in Philadelphia
Alfred A Staples of 1098 Washington street has left for Philadelphia to begin a five year course at the Baptist Theological Seminary. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William A Staples and a Morse high school graduate 1935 who received the Henry Eames Wood prize for good citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A. Staples
Washington Street
Philadelphia
The
Baptist Theological Seminary
Staples
William A. Staples
Morse High School
Henry Eames Wood
Trott family leaves Small Point Beach for Providence home
Mrs Raymond H Trott and their three children Houghton Virginia and Elizabeth ended several months at their Summer home at Small Point Beach and departed Friday for their residence in Providence Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Trott
Houghton
Virginia
Elizabeth
Small Point Beach
Providence
R. I
Mrs Evelyn Hope Leads Family to Chicago Move
Mrs Evelyn Hope travels with her daughter Mrs Lewis Smalley and granddaughter Donnarae to join Mr Smalley in Chicago. He has been transferred there by Swift and Co from Rockland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Hope
Lewis Smalley
Donnarae
Chicago
Smalley
Rockland
Swift & Co
Mrs Nathaniel Stover Returns From Bed Illness
Mrs Nathaniel Stover who had been confined to her bed for several weeks by illness is able to be down stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Stover
Couple views sunrise from Cadillac Mountain summit
Mr and Mrs Vinal Hunnewell drove from their Woolwich home to Bar Harbor to watch sunrise atop Cadillac Mountain. En route they startled three deer and six skunks. Mr Hunnewell returned to work Monday at Harvey P Hathorne's general store in Sagadahoc Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinal Hunnewell
Woolwich
Cadillac Mountain
Bar Harbor
Mr. Hunnewell
Harvey P. Hathorne
Sagadahoc Ferry
Maine Graduate James Jackson joins Quoddy project in Eastport
James Jackson, a University of Maine alumnus, has moved to Eastport to join the engineering department for the new construction at Quoddy. He graduated last year and will contribute to the coastal project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jackson
University of Maine
Eastport
Quoddy
Harold C Woolley of Woolwich Visits Family at Camp Wild River
Harold C Woolley foreman at Camp Wild River in the U S Forest Service Gilead CCC camp near the New Hampshire line spent the weekend with his family. The government is building roads bridges culverts and trails as part of the National Forest service program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Woolley
Woolwich
Camp Wild River
U. S. Forest Service
Gilead
CCC
New Hampshire Line
National Forest Service
Worrey Couple Returns From Rockland Visit
Mr and Mrs Herbert E Worrey returned Sunday from a week long visit in Rockland with their son Parker E Worrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Worrey
Rockland
Parker E. Worrey
Girl Scout Council Plans Silver Tea Exhibit at Home
At a meeting Monday afternoon at 42 Bedford Street Mrs. Wilmer I Voorhees chaired final plans for a Silver Tea and exhibit to benefit Girl Scouting. The event on Thursday will be at the State Military and Naval Children's Home with tours of the grounds and infirmary. Tickets are sold by Council members including Mrs. Voorhees Mrs. Edward Sewall Mrs. John C Fitzgerald Mrs. Milton C Trott Mrs. Archibald McVee Mrs. Glenn H Easton Mrs. L Staples and Mrs. Alfred E Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Bedford Street
Military and Naval Children’s Home
Voorhees
Edward Sewall
John C. Fitzgerald
Milton C. Trott
Archibald Mc Vee
Glenn H. Easton
L. Staples
Alfred E. Carpenter
Howard Couple Return From Month-Long Rockford Trip
Mr and Mrs Dora L Howard of Middle Street returned Saturday from a month long trip to Rockford Illinois where they visited Mrs Howard s two sisters and a brother It was her first visit to her old home in ten years and Mr Howard had not been there in 40 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora L. Howard
Middle Street
Rockford, Ll
Rodmers
Elmer Cameron
Pine Street
Clifton
Middle Streets
Harvest supper at Hall home draws local attendance
About one hundred people attended the harvest supper hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary and Men's Forum at the home of Mr and Mrs Castello P Hall in Sagadahoc Ferry. The event, held Thursday, featured a garage decor with Autumn leaves and red berries. Plans to play beaho were canceled due to opposition from Maine Attorney General Clyde Roman. Supper committee included Mrs Edward V Reed as chairwoman and several Bath residents served as waitresses. Nearby, Bath attendees at the Bates Arnold football game in Lewiston included Vernal Chaney and Warren Munsey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castello P. Hall
Sagadahoc Ferry
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Beaho
Clyde Roman
Maine
Edward V. Reed
Percy Bailey
Frank Bailey
Lawrence Ryan
Hollis Leeman
Amy Cromwell
John Gilmore
Gertrude Gilmore
Burnette Bailey
Lucille Stinson
William Robson
Ray Rice
Virginia Hanson
Vernal Chaney
Ernest Sarkis
Warren Munsey
William Grindell
Bath
Lewiston
Police Officer Stricken On Beat Seeks Rest At Memorial
Mrs. Everett Green of 66 Bowery Street mourns her son Patrolman Robert D. Green, a member of the night police force, who fell ill with acute indigestion linked to a gastric stomach issue while on duty Monday night. He was removed to Memorial hospital for rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Green
Bowery Street
Robert D. Green
Green
Memorial Hospital
Mrs Fred Hector Luncheon Rewards Prizes in Fargo Event
Frederick N Sewall hosted a luncheon and two tables of contract on Friday for Mrs. Fred Hector of Fargo ND. Miss Anne Kimball won first prize a silver lustre vase filled with flowers. Mrs. Arthur Sewall received consolation prize two packs of cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N. Sewall
Fred Hector
Fargo
N. D
Anne Kimball
Arthur Sewall
Mrs Haynes and Mrs Colby Visit Portland Last Week
Mrs Maurice Haynes and Mrs Le roy Colby were visitors in Portland on Wednesday of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Haynes
Leroy Colby
Portland
Navy Officers Attend Vroom Home Afternoon in Bath
Commander and Mrs. Guysbert B Vroom hosted an informal Thursday gathering at their Phippsburg home for officers of the H M S Scarborough and U S Navy personnel stationed in Bath. Naval officers attached to destroyers under construction at Bath Iron Works also attended, with Mr. and Mrs. W Starling Burgess of Wiscasset among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysbert B. Vroom
Phippsburg
H. M
Scarborough
United States Navy
Bath Iron’Works Corp
Bath
W. Starling Burgess
Wiscasset
Pendleton and Lislie File Marriage Intention
Clarence A. Pendleton son of Mr and Mrs Albert Pendleton of Rockland and Beatrice Lislie daughter of Mr and Mrs David Lislie of Back Bay N B filed marriage intentions on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Pendleton
Albert Pendleton
Rockland
Beatrice Lislie
David Lislie
Back Bay
N. B
Mr and Mrs Edward Wilson visit sister in Day's Ferry
Mr and Mrs Edward Wilson from Denver Colorado arrived recently to visit Mrs Clara E Head, sister of Mrs Wilson, in Day's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wilson
Denver, Col
Hyde daughters depart for Briar Brookline and Ogontz schools
Mrs John H Hyde and her three daughters Jane Nancy and Sally leaves Elmhurst for Brookline Massachusetts where Nancy and Sally will enter Beaver Day school Jane travels to Ogontz school in Philadelphia later in the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hyde
Jane
Nancy
Sally
Elmhurst
Brookline
Mass
Sally Hyde
Beaver Day School
Jane Hyde
Ogontz School
Philadelphia
Colby College Welcomes 192 Freshmen This Fall
Lester P. Reynolds son of Mr and Mrs George Reynolds of 19 North Street is among Colbys new students this year. Reynolds attended Morse High School and Hebron Academy graduating in June. The freshman class totals 192 students from 11 states and countries as Colby opens its 118th year this Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester P. Reynolds
George Reynolds
North Street
Colby College
Reynolds
Morse High School
Hebron Academy
Colby
Mrs Forest Staples and son return to Somerville Mass
Mrs Forest Staples with her son Richard return to Somerville Massachusetts after spending the summer with her mother Mrs Edriel Little in Turner court Constance Staples will stay longer with her grandmother in Somerville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Staples
Richard
Somerville
Mass
Edriel Little
Turnercourt
Constance Staples
Worden Girls Leave for Jamaica Plain for School
Misses Connie and Joan Worden depart Friday for Jamaica Plain Massachusetts to join their father William Worden at the school there. They spent the summer with their grandfather Harry E. Stetson of 959 Middle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie
Joan Worden
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Wiliam Worden
Harry E. Stetson
Middle Street
Edward W Bridgham Jr Returns To Bates College
Edward W. Bridgham Jr of 1074 Washington Street is in Lewiston after returning to resume his studies at Bates College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Bridgham, Jr
Washington Street
Lewiston
Bates College
Bath residents head to Boston nursing affiliation
Miss Katherine M Harnish Miss Anna G Chaney both of this city Miss Anstress C Larrabee of West Bath Miss Ruth Sprague of Kingfield and Miss Lois Sidelinger of Nobleboro leave for Boston to affiliate at Boston City Hospital as students at Bath Memorial hospital training school for nurses. Mr and Mrs Carlton Day Reed welcome a daughter at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine M. Harnish
Annah G. Chaney
City
Anstress C. Larrabee
West Bath
Ruth Sprague
Kingfield
Lois Sidelinger
Nobleboro
Boston
Boston City Hospital
Bath Memorial Hospital
Carlton Day Reed
Day's Ferry
Memorial Hospital
Junior Aid of Beacon Streets Holds Regular Meeting
Twenty members attended the Beacon Street junior aid vestry gathering on Monday night. Plans were made for a Christmas sale on October 26. A new membership committee was named: Mrs. Howard Rice, Mrs. Lula Herbert, and Mrs. Whitman Mitchell. Hostesses were Mrs. Howard Rogers, Mrs. Frank Reinoehl, and Mrs. Clarence Fullerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Streets
Virginia Wickersty
Yarmouth
Howard Rice
Lula Herbert
Whitman Mitchell
Howard Rogers
Frank Reinoehl
Clarencé Fullerton
Girls Keep-It-Up Club Meeting at Rosedale Farm
A meeting of the Girls Keep It Up club was held at Rosedale Farm on Saturday September 28. Members discussed the local contest set for October 2 at Lowell School West Bath. Moving pictures will be shown and afterward frankfurters and chocolate milk will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosedale Farm
Lowell School
West Bath
Weekend visits cited in Bangor area social notes
Miss Helen Hosmer and Miss Dorothy Burnham returned to Nassu Institute after weekend with Hosmer parents. Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald, former city residents now Gardiner, stayed with Arthur Lemont in Washington street. Mrs. John K. Jayne and children visited New Canaan, Conn., with Mrs. Sewall. Mrs. William Small hosted contract club. next meeting canceled due to Parent-Teacher events in Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosh Hashanah
Harry FE. Davis
Patricia
Portland
Harold I. Goldman
Freeport
Thelma Goldstein
Boston
Jacob Goldstein
Washington Street
Helen Hosmer
William W. Hosmer
Middle Street
Dorothy Burnham
Machias
Nassau Institute
Miss Hosmer
John McDonald
Gardiner
This City
Arthur C. Lemont
John K. Jayne
Pamela Sewall Jayne
Kennon Jayne
New Canaan
Conn
Jayne
William D. Sewall
Residents travel and attend Maine PTA convention
Mrs Archibald Main of Middle Street visits Portland for a few days. Mrs Leroy F Colby 25 Andrews Road leaves for Bangor to attend the 16th annual Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers, where she will be a guest of Mrs Haven Sawyer as publicity chair. The convention meets Friday and Saturday. Caldwell Phillips of Melrose Highlands Mass visits town. Mr and Mrs Francis G Cooke of Silver Spring Md arrive for a three week vacation from Washington D C, staying with Abner C Johnson at 36 School Street. Charles H Betts of Boston returns to MIT after visiting grandfather Henry P Healey of 12 West Street and resuming his senior studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton D. Wilson
High Street
Caldwell S. Phillips
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Leroy F. Colby
Andrews Road
Bangor
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers, Ince
Colby
Haven Sawyer
Francis G. Cooke
Silver Spring
Harriet Henderson
Cooke
Washington, D. C
Abner C Johnson
School Street
Charles H. Betts
Boston
Henry P. Healey
West Street
M.I.T
Boston Globe turf reporter visits city from Winchester
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Trott of Winchester Massachusetts were visitors on Monday while en route to northern Maine for a month. Mr. Trott is a turf reporter for the Boston Globe and is a cousin of Milton C. Trott of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Trott
Winchester
Mass
Maine
Mr. Trott
Boston Globe
Milton C. Trott
Portland workers install radiators at Doubling Point Range Lights
John Lyon and Thomas Flannigan, both Portland, are at the Doubling Point Range Lights Station installing radiators and wiring the fog signal. Flannigan remains at the station through October. Also, Owen J. Ledyard and Carrol Watson couples visited Bethlehem, reporting peak foliage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lyon
Thomas Flannigan
Portland
Doubling Point
Mr. Flannigan
Owen J. Ledyard
Carrol Watson
Bethlehem
M. H
Religious education leaders meet in Augusta to plan church schools
Rev. Harley Shattuck led a Monday gathering of Augusta religious education group leaders. They formed plans to improve church school work and will present them to local churches soon. Carlton Pike of Boston and his wife joined Mr. and Mrs. Sewall II for a Wednesday luncheon as they traveled toward Lubec. Mrs. Alice Smith, visiting Lewiston, returned home in West Bath after days with her sister Mrs. Annie White. While visiting, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. White sang a duet at Corner Grange Booster night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Shattuck
Augusta
Carlton Pike
Boston
Arthur Sewall
Alice Smith
West Bath
Annie White
Main Street
Lewiston
Mrs. Smith
Bath Iroh Works Corp
Directors Meeting of Needle Works Guild at Mrs Sewall’s Home
A meeting of the directors of the Needle Works Guild will be held at the home of Mrs Arthur Sewall second on Washington street Thursday afternoon at three o'clock.
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Needle Works Guild
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Mrs Drake and Mrs Sewall Attend Bangor Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Frederick E. Drake and Mrs Arthur Sewall, 2nd, were guests of Mrs William at a Bangor event. They attended a quarterly meeting of the Women's Auxiliary held Monday.
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Frederick E. Drake
Arthur Sewall
William. Nda
Women's Auxiliary
Bangor
Mondey
Stanley Hatch Joins Winkleman’s Shoe Store New York
Stanley Hatch son of Mr and Mrs Robert B Hatch of this city has left R H Macy Co after nearly three years to take a position at Winkleman’s Shoe Store located on Fifth Avenue near street in New York City.
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Stanley Hatch
Robert B. Hatch
R. H. Macy Co
Winkleman’s
Fifth Avenue
Street
New York
Whist party ends month as Bath Auxiliary winner
City and Bath News reports Mrs Félix Gallant won the Whist party series for the month at the G A R hall with the Bath City Auxiliary organizing monthly events. Miss Doris Kingsbury leads next month’s sessions. Also covered are thefts of gasoline from Bath Iron Works workers cars, a house fire on Middle Street, school closings for a teachers meeting, and local notices including a dog show postponement and a free pet clinic.
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Félix Gallant
Doris Kingsbury
McKayfield
Stiles
Falmouth
Bath
Front Street
Sewall Chapter Opens Its Season
Col Dummer Sewall chapter D A R drew 30 members to the first season meeting at Mrs Elmer D Hodgkins 937 Middle St Hostesses were Mrs Fred N Sanborn and Mrs Fred C Hill The chapter will study the Constitution this year Miss Alice K Robbins read the President General s message Mrs Lord to broadcast Oct 8 at 1 15 over WCSH The Old Church in Woolwich Refreshments were served and a social followed Mrs Harry E Ring grave regent presided
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Col. Dummer
Grace Church basketball opens 1935 36 season in Bath Y M C A league
Grace Church team sets first practice for Tuesday October 1 at 7 p m marking the start of the 1935 36 Y M C A Church League season in Bath. The league stages a seven month program with 240 participants last year and aims for strong turnout this year. Col Henry W. Owen Jr and Sylvester H Rowland lead the fundraising drive with a campaign starting October 7 to raise 3500 from Bath citizens.
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Grace Church
Y. M. C.A. Church League
Y. M. C. A. Church League
Bath
St. Mary’s
League
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Sylvester H. Rowland
Public Invited to Scout Movement Progress in Bath
The Bath community highlights continuing Girl Scout and Brownie activities at the Home, noting leadership by Louise R. Staples and Eliza Brown. Local councils benefit from active staff, 104 registered girls last May, five troops led by named captains, and summer scout training. Refreshments Thursday organized by Sewall, Trott, and Carpenter.
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J. Edward Drake, Jr
Far and Near
Missionary Society
Zadoc F. Brown
Delma Bragg
Ruth Watson
Chester A. Plant
White Cross
Beth Trott
Wilfred C. Trott
Marshall Avenue
Guysbert V. Vroom, Jr
William D. Levin
Jesse H. Levin
Samuel Levin
Bowdoin College
William
Jesse
Morse
Com. Easton
Bath Iron Works Corp
Henry Hodgdon
Louise MacDonald
Hopkinton
Lothair Lowell
Deering Street
Mark Sewall
William Small
Pleasant Street
Archibald Main
Caldwell Phillips
Mélrose Highlands, Mass
Lincoln-Sagadahoe County Teachers’ Association
Boothbay Harbor
W. S. Newell
Roland F. Hill
Roy W. Putney
Baer
Yankee Stadium
Dike P. T. A
Shutins
Cheerio
Honolulu
California
North End Community Club
John E. Atwood
William A. Parker
John Conley
Bath Opera House
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Annie L. Palmer
Central Church
Good Will Home
Hinckley
Irving Leighton
Sewall
William M. Rogers
Bath Iron Works
Eliza Brown
Louise R. Staples
Elissa H. Dearborn
Linwood F. Carr
Evelyn I. Trott
Elizabeth B. Deering
Eleanor P. Danforth
Archibald M. Main
Glenn H. Baston
Kalamazoo
Charles J. Donnell
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