Bowdoin welcomes 172 freshmen in opening day
Bowdoin College opened with 172 freshmen, including Stanley B. Cressey and Arthur C. Shorey Jr. in Bath. Local families and alumni were reported visiting and coordinating activities as Bowdoin’s entering class started the term.
Lardina Ann Caverly Hosts Fifth Birthday Party
Lardina Ann Caverly daughter of Dr and Mrs Herbert T Caverly at 29 Corliss street held a supper party Wednesday afternoon with friends. Miss Rita Snow made Dopeys for treats and Lardina Ann cut her birthday cake served with ice cream. Ralph Palmer won a prize for most peanuts among guests including Marion Smith Sally True Jean Hartnett Joan Safford Susan Norton Sylvia Palmer Joan Larrabee Natalie Hathorne Nancy Dube Beverly Coombs Victor Lonn Harry Moses John Lutz Roy Lutz Leland Hopkins and the host’s father noted as Herbert T Caverly 2nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lardina Ann Caverly
Herbert T. Caverly
Corliss Street
Rita Snow
Caverly
Lardina Ann
Ralph Palmer
Marion Smith
Sally True
Jean Hartnett
Joan Safford
Susan Norton
Sylvia Palmer
Joan Larrabee
Natalie Hathorne
Nancy Dube
Beverly Coombs
Victor Lonn
Harry Moses
John Lutz
Roy Lutz
Leland Hopkins
Baxter couple return from Essex Junction trip
Hon. and Mrs. Rupert H. Baxter spent ten days in Essex Junction Vt where Mr. Baxter supervised the annual corn pack for H. C. Baxter and Bro. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. Sanborn of Middle Street and returned home via Montreal after a brief visit there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert H. Baxter
Essex Junction
Baxter
H. C. Baxter
Social Notes From Portland And Surroundings
Mrs Carleton Andrews and Mrs Charles Henderson visited Portland guests of Mrs M Joseph Twomey at the Washington avenue estate where Winter plans close. Mrs Twomey, a Burma elephant gift collector, adds a piece to her nearly 200 strong collection. Lieut Eugene F McDaniel of the Livermore spent weekend in Boston. The Beals and Heathorne party planned a White Mountains weekend trip. Bourque announces engagement of Dorothy M Bourque to George P Perry of local families.
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Carleton.Andrews
Charles Henderson
Upper High Street
Portland
M. Joseph Twomey
East Orange
N. J
Twomey
Washington Avenue
Andrews
Burma
India
Mr. Twomey
First Baptist Church of
Local Residents Move and Social News in Bath Area
Dr. F E Day opens office at 100 Front Street over Harmon's store in the remodeled Lew Is E Wilson building. Florence Hall returns to Coconut Grove after months with cousin Miss Margaret Cargill. Commander Kiernan and wife move to 658 Washington Street. Kiernan oversees shipbuilding at Bath Iron Works. Francis McPherson returns from Sea Girt where he played in the Stockton Hotel orchestra. Mrs. Samuel D Hooper relocates to 826 Washington Street to live with daughter Mrs. Catharine Legard. Mary Sewall and Paul Hayes travel to Boston for studies after attending Mark Hayes and Catherine Stetson wedding at St. Charles Brunswick. Harry L Day and wife depart for Pelham Manor for ten days with Robert Shaw. Mary Flaherty hosts 15th birthday party for Francis Coombs at 83 Milan Street. guests listed. Rodney E Ross and Barbara Ross close Summer home at North Bath and move to 607 High Street. Barbara Cooke and family attend Field Trials at Damariscotta. Harry C Webber resumes Bath Daily Times editing duties. Milan Welch substitutes and praises WCSH broadcasts. Mary Sewall studies at Boston College Social Service School. visits Stonehouse home of Hon. Arthur Sewall. Benjamin Brewster, William McMillan, Edward McLean and families arrive to stay with John W Williams at Small Point Beach for opening gunning season.
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Mary Sewall
Paul F. Hayes
Boston
Boston University School of Social Service
Mr. Hayes
Mark H. Hayes
Catherine G. Stetson
St. Charles Church
Brunswick
Miss Carrie Luce Moves to Cosmopolitan Club
Miss Carrie F. Luce, longtime resident of 708 Washington Street, moved on Tuesday to the Cosmopolitan Club on Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie F. Luce
Washington Street
Cosmopolitan Club
Wedding of Martha Packard and Donald Partridge Jr.
Mr and Mrs Donald B Wilson and Mrs Elmer F Campbell attended the wedding of Miss Martha Bisbee Packard niece of Mrs Campbell and Donald Barrows Partridge Jr son of Mr and Mrs Partridge Norway. The ceremony was at the bride parents home in Augusta led by Dr Bertram E Packard State Commissioner of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. Wilson
Elmer F. Campbell Monoon
Bath Shipyard Notes Livermore Trials and Plant News
The destroyer Livermore left the Iron Works for preliminary acceptance trials after launch on Aug. 3 and was to be delivered to the Boston Navy Yard for commissioning. Iron Works staffing reached 3,100, with personnel changes noted, a new fire station near completion, and various staff vacations and moves. The article also recalls social tidbits, a book shipment for shipfitters, and the start of a 24 team bowling league at the Arcade Alleys with early scores posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sharpe
U.S.N
Livermore
Boston Navy Yard
Mr. Sharpe
Bath
Iron Works
Electricians
Tin Shop
Carpenters
Pipe Coverers
Copper Shop
Office
Shipfitters
Harold Haggett
Joe Fullmer
H. Potter
H. Stone
M. Cole
Eecappe A. Jewett
C. Haggett
B. Pratt
R. Stover
H. Knight
W. Hogan
William Shaughnessy Visits Bath Iron Works Families
William Shaughnessy, a former Bath Iron Works machinist now working for the government on the Panama Canal at Gamboa, visited the plant Monday afternoon renewing acquaintances with many workers. He and wife plan to sail from New York Oct 17 for the Canal Zone after a Massachusetts trip. Floyd H. Preble, from the time office, is serving as timekeeper for official trials of the destroyer Livermore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shaughnessy
Old Bath Iron Works
Panama Canal
Gamboa
Floyd H. Preble
Time Office
Livermore
Shipyard workers undergo operations and redeployments
Edward St. Martin was operated on for rupture at Memorial hospital, while Rodney Upham recovers from a similar operation. Fred Castle visits Lawley’s Neponset plant, with many fitters having worked under him. George Sanford resumes work after naval service as torpedoman, and Lester Hodgdon and Gregory Luke transfer to Portsmouth. Wendall Heal plans a gunning camp at Blackwater Cove. Councilman Parks and Mrs. Parks are vacationing in Canada.
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Edward St. Martin
South Yard
Memorial Hospital
Rodney Upham
Fred Castle
Lawley
Neponset
Mass
Mr. Castle
George Sanford
U.S. Naval Reserves
O. M. Department
Mr. Sanford
Uncle Sam
Great Britain
Mrs Cram Hosts Office Ladies Gathering
Mrs. Gerald Cram of the main office staff entertained about 25 young ladies from the main office and other departments on Wednesday evening. The Cram residence is at the Cummings apartments on Washington street, formerly the Dr Barker house, in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Cram
Winifred V. Quinn
Cram
Cummings
Washington Street
Dr. Barker
Bath star wedding delayed by 10 minutes
Mark H Hayes of the counters department was late to his Brunswick wedding Monday morning. He forgot the 9 a.m. time and, at 8:50, hurried to Bath causing a 10 minute delay before joining the benedicts. Mrs. Hayes is Catherine Goding Stetson of Brunswick, employed in the Naval office at the Iron Works. William Briggs assists the Fore-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark H. Hayes
Brunswick
Bath
Benedicts
Hayes
Catherine Goding Stetson
Naval Office
The
Iron Works
Birthday party honors Mrs Crowe at Kista Hanson home
Miss Kista A Hanson hosted a birthday party for her mother Mrs W J Crowe and Raymond Barter in Rochester New Hampshire. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wilburt Crowe Mr and Mrs Barter Charles Barter David Barter Thomas Tracey and Miss Marion Merrill Edward H Vanburen. Music by the Jolly Ram ers featured a duet by Raymond Barter and a tap dance by Merrill.
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Kista A. Hanson
Huse Street
W. J. Crowe
Raymond Barter
Wilburt J. Crowe
Charles
David Barter
Thomas Tracey
Marion Merrill
Edward H. Vanburen
Rochester
N. H
Jolly
Keegan Joins Iron Works Drafting Department
John J. Keegan Jr, long time usher and doorman at the Opera House and Uptown Theatre, has entered the drafting department at the Iron Works. His move marks a shift from performing venue duties to engineering support roles within the factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Keegan, Jr
Opera House
Uptown Theatre
Iron Works
Bath man joins Bath Iron Works as new fabrication plant rises
Vernal E. Chase a longtime Bath contractor enters BIW employ as a large hardings fabrication site develops. Reports note old poles replaced with taller ones on High street and line crews work for weeks. Sebasco builder Cushman and craftsman Gomes contribute boats and cottages. Possible galvanizing plant at Hardings discussed. Oct 1 foliage forecasts and Whitefield dinner plans flank local notes. Steamer Berwindvale discharged 6200 tons coal at Kennebec Wharf. Richmond drive praised. alien registration slow with penalties feared.
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Harry Y. Cressey
Cressey Avenue
Bowdoin College
Cressey
Morse High School
Bowdoin
Arthur C. Shorey, Jr
Ardsley on-the-Hudson
N. Y
Edwin E. Baker
John A. Greene, Jr
New England Te] and Tel Co
Julhan M Goodwin
Westbrook Junior College
Greene
GK. McLeod
Home Heating Co
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Thomas I. Pierce
Seekonk
Mase
Birch Point
Masry Thorne
Mary Crag
Pittemereh
Mary Murdoch
Johnstown
Pierce
Warren M. Stitphen
Middle Street
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Eugene B. Dutton
North Street Court
Patricia Rose
Arthur R. Jenkins
Joseph Jenkins
Ethelyn Emma Ewert
Mary Ewert
Billerica
Henry Ewert
Roxbury
Travis Holland
Mark Bjidelbach
Houston Tex
Richard Quick
Holland
Port Arthur
Tex
New York
Quick
Texas
John A. Brewer
Rumford
Mr Brewer
Oxford Paper Co
South End
Finance Committee
A. George Mose
John H. Hunt
Edward V. Coombs
Charles A Soule
Sven B. Lonn
Wellington A. Moore
William S. Newell
George Baer Connard
John Meinnes
Clarence W. Morse
Mies Clare Coombs
John R. Newell
William P. Robert
Wiscasset
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Cleland
Georgve
Ingraham
Center Street
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Cleveland
Akron
Vitiere
Goodyear Rubber Co
Pave Ao ‘Wysinen
Charles Talbot
Mildred Cribby
East Brunswick
Walter Bo Gould
Bangor
Janie
Bonney
Union Street Court
Frank H. Phillips
Southport
Robert C. Thompson
Jackson Heights, L
Barbara Burden
Ralph O. Burden
Bedford Street
Roy Francis
Auburn
McCabe
North Street
Bath Iron Works
Fred W. Quimby
Radio City
Mr. Quimby
Flushing Meadows
Merritt Parkway
Percy Miller
Horace P. Morse
Barbara
Albert
West Street
Wilbur Cameron
North Bergen
Loyall F. Sewall
Lizzie French
Corliss Street Church
Mary Young
Garret
Harry W. Thebeau
High Street
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Garden Street
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Scarsdale
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Ernest Wade
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Gideon Libby
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Green Mountains
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Dummer Street Court
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Arthur Graves
Willis Hall
Ladies Sewing Circle
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Anne Kimball
Lincoln McVey
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Swan
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Shepherdsville
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Harpswell
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May Potter
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Charles Lincoln
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Orman Coggeshall
Herbert Morse
Boothbay Harbor
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Lower High Street
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Winnegance
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Auburndale
W. B. Poole
Walter E. Edge
Camilla
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Small Point
Ventnor
Edge
St. Timothy's School
Catonsville
J. Horace McClure
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American Legion
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Harry Wallace
Joseph Day
Edwin W. Haggett
Arthur C. Lemont
John Howe
Raymond Clark
West Bath Grange
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Atty
Donald Lynn
Frances
Youngstown
Ohio
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Fred B. Jack
York Street
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Bowdoinham
Browne
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Shelburne
Atlantic City
Charles M. Castle, Jr
Eberle
Harold W. Bishop
Clarence McKown
Arthur L. Pratt
Alfred J. Orr
Moncton
N. B
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Beacon Street
George Beley
Waltham
James R. MacNeal
Pine Street
FE. R. Mabey
Malden
Mildred Palmer
New Bedford
Sylvia Ann Howland
Eugene F. McDaniel
Flossie M. Beals
Park Street
Iida M. Beals
Harvey P. Heathorne
Sagadahoc Ferry
Blanche J. Bunker
Calif
White Mountains
William J. Bourque
Spring Street
Dorothy M. Bourque
George P. Perry
Daniel Perry
F. E. Day
Front Street
Harmon's
Lewis E. Wilson
Day
St. Joseph's University
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Indianapolis
Calais
Florence Hall
Coconut Grove
Fla
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Joseph Kiernan
Coffin Street
Kiernan
United States Navy
Bath Iron Works Corp
Francis McPherson
Sea Girt
Stockton
Samuel D. Hooper
Catharine H. Legard
Harry L. Day
Green Street
Pelham Manor
Mary Flaherty
Milan Street
Francis Coombs
Elmer Doughty
William Fletcher
Lewis Young, Jr
William Barter
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Robert Coombs
Richard Coombs
Marie Clancy
Ida Rideout
Eunice Doughty
June Doughty
Dorothy Coombs
Dawn Avery
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Michael Flaherty
Rodney E. Ross
Barbara Ross
North Bath
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John F. Cooke
John, Jr
Harry C. Webber
Bath Daily Times
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WCSH
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William McMillan
Edward T. McLean
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Small Point Beach
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Naval Trial Board
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Washington, D. C
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Alec Baka
Bath Country Club
Josephine H. Sherman
Thomas A. McDonald
Joseph E. Pinkham
Samet P. Bakin
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Donald
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Ida Lakin
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Harry Katron
Lance Cooper
Welding Superment
Bill
Sagadahoc Rod, Gun & Skeet Association, Inc
Skip
Tut
Meeting Bay
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John E. Hayes
Ernest Rogers
Walter Morse
Arthur Footer
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Stan Brown
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Joe
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Shaw’s
H. McElman
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H. Atwood
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Gower
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H. Haggett
C. Moody
L. Vines
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C. Eaton
H. Fielding
J. Jenkins
D. Perry
Ss Rogers
SHIP
Lester W. Hodgdon
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Gregory J. Luke
Portsmouth
Wendall Heal
Blackwater Cove
Lawrence A. Lowell
Alfred A. Parks, Jr
Mrs. Parks
Canada
William Briggs
Vernal E. Chase
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Hardings
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Sebasco
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Charles Gomes
Wilbur C. Oliver
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Oliver
Vine Street
Kennebec Bridge
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White Mountain
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Richmond Bridge
Gardiner
Patten Free Library
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John Freeman
Ernest Freeman
Sam Freeman
William Freeman
Frederick Freeman
Yarmouth
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William Daley
Hyde Windlass Co