Plaisted couple to relocate from Bath to Stamford after 20 years
Mr and Mrs Charles E Plaisted leave Sateney meeting for Stamford Conn to reside there in the future after two decades in Bath He is a former U S postal clerk transferred in an exchange with G Roy Dunning who moved Bath to the Boston post office Mrs Plaisted led Winter Street Ladies and served on the music committee and church activities while Mr Plaisted was active in the Men s club He retired about a year ago from postal service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Plaisted
Sateney Meeting
Stamford
Conn
Bath
Plaisted
United States
G. Roy Dunning
Boston
Families Reunite and Travel for Social Visits in Bath
Mrs Catherine Johnson and daughter Lucille return home after a Summer Street visit. Hastings family from Bangor visit relatives in High Street. numerous trips to White Mountains and St John the Baptist church wedding in Brunswick. Bath residents hosted guests from Boston Boston and Kobe Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Johnson
Lucille
Summer Street
Hardings
Pollard Returns to Togus Hospital After Week With Kin
Victor Pollard came back Sunday to the Veterans' hospital in Togus after a week with his sister Mrs. Ralph P. Mank of 15 Spring street. Mr and Mrs Mank and Miss Shirley Mank accompanied him to Togus on his return. Eugene Jr is the name given recently to Mr and Mrs Eugene Bugeron of Brunswick formerly Miss Lauranger of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Pollard
Veterans’ Hospital
Togus
Ralph P. Mank
Spring Street
Eugene, Jr
Eugene Bugeron
Brunswick
Oesugeron
Lauranger
Bath
Gillies Family Returns Home From New Haven Visit
James A. Gillies Jr and atmost Truce have returned to their Washington Street home after a visit in New Haven Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gillies, Jr
Atmost Truce
Washington Street
New Haven
Conn
Birthday Observed by Mrs Varney at Lemont Home
Mrs. Mattie Varney celebrated her birthday at 59 Lemont Street with friends and former neighbors visiting throughout the day and evening. She received three birthday cakes and bouquets while Dana Small marked his fourth birthday with her. Roscoe P. McFadden has been confined at home on Middlestreet due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Y. Kennedy
Trufant Street
Mrs. Kennedy
Washington Street
Charles J. Dain
Mattie Varney
Arthur C. Lemont
Lemont Street
West Bath
Varney
Dana Small
Roscoe P. McFadden
Middlestreet
Farewell Party For Mr and Mrs Richards In Bath
The Bath staff of Metropolitan Insurance Co hosted a farewell for Mr and Mrs Albert Richards before they depart to Lebanon New Hampshire where Richards was transferred. The event at 48 Summer Street hosted by Mr and Mrs John Hopkins featured sandwiches cookies and coffee and a floor lamp gift. Guests included friends from Portland and Augusta. Levi T Thompson Bath tailor underwent a serious operation at Maine General Hospital in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Richards
Bath
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Lebanon
N. H
Richards
John Hopkins
Summer Street
Portland
Augusta
Levi T. Thompson
Maine General Hospital
Local residents embark on visits and family news
Mr and Mrs William H White of 32 Bedford Street travel from their South Harpswell cottage to Keene New Hampshire to visit Rev C Raymond Chappelle and relatives in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Mrs John M Howe Mrs Frank H Turner Mrs Victor Pinkham and Stanley Robinson motor to Portland for the day. Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Simon Messenger of Peabody Massachusetts at Lynn hospital on Sept 15. Mr Messenger formerly managed Markson Bros in Bath. Mr and Mrs Allen Brown with guests Mr and Mrs Eugene Beaton and daughters Virginia and Greta visited Vinalhaven. Donald Specht of Portland and formerly of the city returned from Quincy Mass and stay with Mrs Specht’s parents William and Louise Field. Margery J Scott of 80 Court Street weekend in Boston as guest of Florence Foley. Vaughan Smiley of Philadelphia formerly of the city arrives to visit with Mrs Smiley’s parents Fred Kittridge and Mrs Louise Smiley of Dike Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. White
Bedford Street
South Harpswell
Keene, N. H
C. Raymond Chappelle
First Baptist Church
Bath
New Hampshire
Massachustts
Simon Messnger
Peabody, Mass
Cobb Road
Lynn Hospital
Messenger
Markson Bros
Donald Specht
Portland
City
Quincy
Mass
Margery J. Scott
80 Court Street
Boston
Florence Foley
Vaughan Smiley
Philadelphia
Smiley
Fred Kittridge
High Street
Mr. Smiley
Louise Smiley
Dike Road
Florence M. Robinson
Frederick Robinson
Washington Street
Helen Cormier
Helen Tabor
Marion Sprague
Laurada Jordan
Freida McAllister
Virginia Gallagher
Margaret Bidleman
Mary McKay
Beverly Robbins
Alma Tait
Leon Robbins
Elwood Robbins
George Garnett
Howard Kirkpatrick
Mr and Mrs Sewall Return From Troy With Daughter Mary
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall have returned to the Stone House after visiting Troy New York where they left their daughter Mary who attends the Emma Willard school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Troy
N. Y
Mary
Emma Willard School
Local residents take trips to Montreal and visit kin
Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball of High street travels with cousin Mrs. Eugene Shaw of Greenwich Conn and Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Bradeen of Essex Conn for an automobile trip to Montreal. Wesley H. Lemont, student at Eastern Nazarene college Wollaston Mass, spent the weekend at his home on School street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Eugene Shaw
Greenwich, Conn
Frederick Bradeen
Essex, Conn
Montreal
Wesley H. Lemont
Eastern Nazarene College
Wollaston, Mass
School Street
Bath and Malden Visitors Share Weekend In Family Homes
Mr. and Mrs. Sewall P. Strout of Malden Mass spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Strout in Bath and with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chancellor Blagdon in Wiscasset. Miss Lucy Rogers of Bath visited with the Strouts and was to return with them for a Columbus Day visit. Mrs. Dominique Tardif and daughter Patricia of Bath visit Mrs. Mary Minihane in Lewiston with the Tardif family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall P. Strout
Malden
Mass
Albert L. Strout
Bath
Chancellor Blagdon
Wiscasset
Lucy Rogers
Elmer W. Rogers
Strout
Dominique Tardif
Patricia
Mrs. Tardif
Mary Minihane
Jefferson Street
Lewiston
Missionary Society Opens Season at Winter Street Church
Mrs Clarence W Morse hosted the Woman s Missionary Society meeting at her Washington street home. Seventeen members attended the first session of the season as Rev Joseph O Purdue spoke on The Future of Missions and tea was served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Morse
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Winter Street
Washington Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Blue Bell Girl Scouts Meet and Farewell Notices
Blue Bell troop met in the Legion hall on Monday afternoon with two patrols and games in the later hours. Mrs L Eugene Thebeau of Metropolitan Life goes on a two week vacation with Miss Annie K Quinn substituting. Rev Charles M Tubbs and Rev Tom Akeley visited Gardiner, attending a clerical meeting at Christ church and hosting duties. The gathering served as a farewell for Rev and Mrs Robert Sweetzer of Newcastle who plan to move to Boston next week. Mrs John Burgon returned from Maiden while Mrs Charles P Randall has a patient at Deaconess Hospital in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bell Troop
Girl Scouts
Legion Hall
Charles M. Tubbs
High Street
Gardiner
Tubbs
Christchurch
Tom Akeley
Robert Sweetzer
Newcastle
Boston
John Burgon
Middle Street
Maiden
Charles P. Randall
Deaconess Hospital
Wild Rose Troop
the Legion Hall
Joyce Cook
Millicent Coombs
Barbara Pitman
Edwin H. Given
Evelyn Trott
Commander Veaston to Lead Bath Iron Works Construction
The Naval Inspection force at Bath Iron Works will be augmented by Commander Glenn H. Veaston from Pearl Harbor Navy Yard to serve as superintending constructor. He is expected in Bath early 1935 as two destroyers Lamson and Drayton advance in construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Glenn H. Veaston
Annapolis
Navy Yard
Pearl Harbor
T. H
Bath
Veaston
Lamson
Drayton
Local Visitors and Convalescing Residents Reported
Mrs. W. S. Nason visits Miss Varney in Wiscasset while Mrs. Cyrus W. Longley of 160 Center Street recovers after an appendicitis operation at Bath Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Nason
City
Misses Varney
Wiscasset
Cyrus W. Longley
Center Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Ducks Bring Worcester Guests to Merrymeeting Headed Hunt
Noah Nason and Henry Forbes of Worcester arrive for the first three days of the Merrymeeting duck season and stay with Willard E. Elliott at Chopps Point, Woolwich. Mrs. Angie Hunnewell of Boston visits Della Hunnewell and family at Sagadahoc Ferry. Emily Gediman travels across Massachusetts visiting Fall River Boston area and Mass. relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Nason
Henry Forbes
Worcester
Mass
Willard E. Elliott
Chopps Point
Woolwich
Angie Hunnewell
Boston
Della Hunnewell
Mrs
Vinal Hunnewell
Sagadahoc Ferry
Emily Gediman
Pratt Street
Massachusetts
Fall River
Mark Gediman
Charity society notes from Topsham and Milan Street
Miss Frances Hobson and companions travel from this city to visit two weeks with the Grant family in Milan street. Mrs Vernard W. Fox arrives from Boston to stay with Mr and Mrs J Russell Grant. Mr Bruce H M White hosts a supper party in Topsham with guests including Mrs Rupert H Baxter and many couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert H. Baxter
Mary F. Gibbons
Boston
Vernard W. Fox
J. Russell Grant
Milan Street
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
Alden G. Smith
Arthur Sewall
John H. Hyde
Edwin H. Given
Anne Kimball
Byron F. Barker
Henry C. Wright
John McCole
Francis A. Winchenbach
Community Notes From Bath and Nearby Towns
Mrs. J R Andrews of Washington street visited Wakefield Massachusetts with her cousin Mrs. Winfield Jordan for a week. The Plant family plus Mrs. Drake left for Chicago to attend Century of Progress and pass through Detroit where Plant holds a World Series ticket. Theodore Watson and family returned from Sebago Lake to Dike road. Charles W Lee now works in Bath post office special delivery, replacing Lundrigan who went back to Bath Iron Works and Paul Hayes who entered Holy Cross College. Grace Church St Mary's guild at its first meeting planned work for the year and pledged garments for Gardiner House of Good Shepherd and Bath branch of the Nectonere ue. Mrs abda ham and Mrs Walter light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Andrews
Washington Street
Winfield Jordan
Wakefield
Mass
Chester A. Plant
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Mr. Drake
Chicago
Detroit
Mr. Plant
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Charles W. Lee
Bath Post Office
William E. Lundrigan
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Paul F. Hayes
Holy Cross College
Edward W. Bridgham
St. Mary’s Guild of Ag
Sea- Grace
House of Good Shepherd
Gardiner
Bath
Nectonere Ue
Abdaham
Walter Light
M. Hill
Archibald M Majin Jr Enters MIT Freshman Class
Archibald M Majin Jr who attended Hebron Academy the past two years has entered the freshman class at MIT Boston. He is son of Archibald M Main of Bath Iron Works Corp a noted marine architect. Main and Baer Connard visited MIT and attended a Newport race with engineers. John H Hyde is home ill with a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald M. Majin, Jr
Hebron Academy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Archibald M. Main
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mr. Main
Baer Connard
Social Notes From Bath and Nearby Visits
Miss Hilda Adam arrives in New York from Havana and visits Bath as guest of her sister Mrs Maurice Margolis and Mr Margolis of 22 Cobb road. Mr and Mrs John Hopkins and daughter Beverly return from a brief visit with friends in Laconia New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Adam
New York
Havana
Cuba
Bath
Maurice Margolis
Margolis
Cobb Road
John Hopkins
Beverly
Laconia, N. H
Young Bowdoin entrant Cressey among youngest students
Robert H. Cressey of 574 Washington street enters Bowdoin college at about 16 turning 17 in November. He graduated Morse high school in June’s class of 1934 and was a National Honor Society member who won several prizes during high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Cressey
Harry Y. Cressey
Washington Street
Bowdoin College
Cressey
Morse High School
Morse
Mrs. Ella Morgan Visits Mrs. Adelaide Cunningham
Mrs. Ella Morgan of Boston has been a guest of Mrs. Adelaide Cunningham on Russell Street for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Morgan
Boston
Adelaide Cunningham
Russell Street
Navy Crew Hosts Wedding Guests At Dewey Sailors Home
Several members of the U S S Dewey crew and their wives were entertained last Wednesday at Chief Bos'n Mate B Cruser and wife s home 24 Dummer Street in honor of Mr and Mrs Robert E Wagner. Refreshments and dancing followed with praise for Mobile hospitality as they prepared to leave. Others present included Electrician Mate and Mrs J R Hafemann Electrician Mate and Mrs H B Cole Machinist Mate and Mrs H C Jsrsibd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. S. Dewey
Bos’n Mate
B. Cruser
Dummer Street
Robert E. Wagner
Dewey
J. R. Hafemann
H. B. Cole
H. C
Mrs Dunton of Portland a Summer Guest at Robinhead
Mrs. Ralph Dunton of Portland, who with Mr. Dunton has passed the summer at their cottage at Robinhead, is a guest of her daughter Mrs. Edward St. Martin and family of upper Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dunton
Portland
Dunton
Robinhead
Edward St. Martin
Upper
Washington Street
Brownies Enjoy Pleasant Wednesday Afternoon Program
Brownies gathered in the American Legion hall last Wednesday afternoon under Mrs. John C. Fitzgerald. They played games sang songs and listened to stories read by a group of volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Hall
John C. Fitzgerald
Mr and Mrs Small Return From White Mountains Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs William H Small returned Thursday evening from a two days motor trip through the White Mountains. The couple traveled by auto to enjoy the scenery and fresh air of the popular New Hampshire region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin E. Pinson
Washington Street
William F. Pond
Milan Street
White Mountains
William H. Small
Nurses depart Bath Memorial for nine month Boston training
The Bath Memorial Hospital student nurses Grace Carpenter Marion Armstrong Nellie Long and Irine Curran depart Sunday for Boston City Hospital eight nine months of training as part of their nurses course. Also noted is funeral attendance for Mrs J Arthur Glasier at St Luke's Cathedral Portland. Patricia Ann born to Mr and Mrs Bertram Crocker Sagadahoc Ferry Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Boston City Hospital
Grace Carpenter
Marion Armstrong
Nellie Long
Irine Curran
C. M. Tubbs
High Street
Henry G. Raps
Wiscasset
J. Arthur Glasier
St. Luke’s Cathedral
Portland
Bertram Crocker
Sagadahoc Ferry
Woolwich
Patricia Ann
Phillipses close Summer home at Knoll Top Southport
Mr and Mrs F H Phillips have closed their Summer home Knoll Top at Southport after the season and depart Wednesday for Reading Pa. They will stay in Reading until early November then travel to St Petersburg Fla to spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Phillips
Knoll Top
Southport
Reading
St. Petersburg
Fla
Maine PTA leaders attend Augusta conference
Supt. Clinton D. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson traveled to Augusta for the Maine PTA annual conference where Wilson serves on the state advisory committee and Mrs. Wilson is state chair of parent education. Mrs. Hattie Mitchells reopened her Upper Washington Street home. Royal A. Johnson hosted the Junior Hospital League meeting on North Street with officers elected and committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton D. Wilson
Hattie Mitchells
Upper Washington Street
Royal A. Johnson
Junior Hospital League
North Street
Carrie Shaw
Janette Smith
William R. Freeman
Edwin H. Given
Marcia
Moulton
Priscila Magoun
Dwight Pierce
Meet Aid Hospital
Mrs Fredering Heads to Kansas City in Auto Trip
Mrs Fredering begins a journey to Kansas City and Monte Pane by automobile with plans to visit homes on High. Mrs Séwall will accompany and may travel by car to join the trip.
Miss Lena Riley Leads Brunswick Science Department
Miss Lena C Riley of Brunswick has assumed head of science at Dongon Hall a country day school on Dongon Hills Staten Island New York she will teach general science and biology through grammar and high school grades. She is a Wellesley graduate 1931 studied at Woods Hole Harvard Summer School taught at Hood College and Brunswick schools previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena C. Riley
Brunswick
Dongon Hall
Dongon Hills
Staten Island
New York
Riley
T. H. Riley
Bath
Ora Mitchell
Wellesley College
Social notes from Bath and Portland area residents
A series of brief notices recounts trips and greetings among families in Bath Portland Wakefield and Boston. Guests visiting Bar Harbor Washington Street and High Street are listed along with birthdays and birthday gifts for Amanda Ouellette at 669 Middle Street. Weekend guests include R B Parrish and Ralph Mank with relatives on Spring Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Ouellette
Middle Street
J. Footer
Hardings
Alphonse Tanguay
Frank Collins
Adolph Roy
Delia Blair
Emma Bickford
Daniel Doyle
William Boardman
William Barstow
C. C. Eaton
Arthur Tracy
J. Grindell
J. Henderson
T. Grindell
A. Roux
H. Lyden
Simmons
Ouellette
Nassau Institute Students Attend Morse Westbrook Game
A group of Nassau Institute students from Springvale including Miss Dorothy Thebeay Miss Lucille Johnson Miss Ruth Summerton Miss Ellen Stevens Wilfred Chaney Vernal Chaney Miss Carolyn M Stackpole Blair C Wilson Horace Herrick Edward J McMann Miss Phyllis V Eaton Miss Mary K Kenney seniors and Miss Dorothy M Martin Miss Cynthia M Rogers Miss Eleanor H Voorhees juniors spent the weekend at their homes in the city after attending the game at Westbrook Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Dorothy Thebeay
Lucille Johnson
Ruth Summerton
Ellen Stevens
Wilfred Chaney
Vernal Chaney
Carolyn M. Stackpole
Blair C. Wilson
Horace Herrick
Edward J. McMann
Phyllis V. Eaton
Mary K. Kenney
Dorothy M. Martin
Cynthia M. Rogers
Eleanor H. Voorhees
Nassau Institute
Springvale
Bath residents attend Maine State PTA meetings in Augusta
Mr and Mrs Vincent C Nichols and Mrs Alden P Denham left Friday for Buffalo NY On return they will be joined by Mrs Marion Nichols Mrs Seth S Mullin Mrs Ruth H Farnham Mrs Frederick W Humphreys Mrs David Cogan and Mrs Joseph I Smith all from Bath They traveled to Augusta Tuesday for State PTA meetings and the banquet at the Augusta House Governor Brann and Congressman elect Ralph O Brewster were among speakers Also Bertam E Packard and Dr Francis A Winchenbach with his parents visited Augusta Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston L. Bonney
East Brunswick
Edwin W. Bonney
Washington Street
Peel, N. B
Emery Kent
R. N
Kent
Evelyn Riggs
Auburn
Louisville
Eva O’connor
New Hampshire
Maine
Boston
Fall River
New York
Altoona
Penn
Vincent C. Nichols
Nichols
Alden P. Denham
Buffalo
N. Y
Mr. Nichols
Marion Nichols
Seth S. Mullin
Ruth H. Farnham
Frederick W. Humphreys
David Cogan
Joseph I. Smith
Bath
Augusta
State
Parent-Teachers Association
Augusta House
Governor Brann
Ralph O. Brewster
Bertram E. Packard
Ed York
Christopher L Landry noted stage figure with decades in theatre
Christopher L Landry longtime stage manager and theatre professional dies leaving a wife Helen Wallace who died last November and two sons Roger and Lee in Boston area, with ties to Century and Majestic theatres in New York and associations with Eva Lé Gallie Merry Merry and other outfits. He leaves siblings Annie Donahue and Joseph Doherty and a niece Marie Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher L. Landry
Howdernham
Eva Lé Gallie
Kid Boots
Eddie Cartier
Artists and Models Company
Mr. Landry
Century
Majestic Theatres
New York City
Helen Wallace
Marie Dressler
Montreal Opera
Marie Leon
Merry Merry
Robert Landry
Variety
Highway beauty talk before Garden Club
Mrs. W L Lawton chairman of the National Council for the Protection of Roadside Beauty spoke to about 25 Cosmopolitan Garden club members on roadside beauty in Maine. Her husband described other states’ efforts while the Lawtons discuss a Maine roadside survey endorsed by Governor Brann and the State Highway Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
W. L. Lawton
National Council For the Protection
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Lawton
Rotary
Lawtons
Biddeford
Maine Federation of Garden Clubs
Pine Tree
Louis J. Brann
State Highway Commission
Frank A. Hodgdon
Woolwich
Division of Highways
Department of Education
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Mothers Club Night At Nequasset School
The Nequasset school Mothers' Club held the first monthly fundraiser in the schoolhouse drawing about 60 attendees and netting $11. Mrs Hollis Leeman led the entertainment committee with Mrs Everson Stinson in charge of food, assisted by Mrs William Robson and Mrs Jordan Wright. The program featured two playlets, readings, harmonica and vocal selections by a quartet and individual performers including Miss Gertrude Gilmore and Miss Glenda Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Nequassét School
Hollis Leeman
Everson Stinson
William Robson
Jordan Wright
Herbert Stevens
Gertrude Gilmore
Bert Temple
Walter W. Swank
John H. Carter
William, Robson
Glenda Wright
Mr. Swank
Carter, Robson
Stinson
Fireside Hour to Start Morse Students Youth Group
Bath Y M C A hosts a weekly Boys Questions discussion tonight led by Warren McNeil Morse High School senior class president. Boys are invited to submit questions about topics like petting war success in athletics and marriage, with sessions each Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Y.M.C
Warren McNeil
Morse High School
Morse High
Wise Owl Girl Scouts Meet in Legion Hall
Wise Owl troop met Tuesday afternoon in the Legion hall. After the regular formation the fliers and knot tests were given. Plans were made for a Hallowe en masquerade with officers Bertha Lord and Catherine Shelienbarger in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Owl
Legion ‘Hall
Gewall-cappaih
Berthaer
Lord
Catherine Shelienbarger
CITY CHAT ERA DESCRIBES LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN BATH AND VICINITY
Local notes report CCS camp applications for unmarried men ages eighteen to twenty six at the ERA office. A larceny case involves fifteen dollars and a gold watch in Woolwich. A 16 year old from Woolwich was committed to the State School by Judge Keegan. Civil service exams in the Federal building were led by Milton H. Douglas. Beacon Street Church trustees authorize extensive repairs to parsonage and stable. Bath postoffice introduces the eight cent Zion stamp with Great White Throne design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERA
Davenport
CCS
CCC
Duncan McIntosh
Woolwich
Yen Y . Keegan
State School For
Beacon Street
Bath
National Park
Zion National Park
Utah
Zion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles C. Low
The
Bath Savings Institution
Percy R. Low
Washington
David Robf
Washington, D. C
Harry Knight
Richard Hastings
Virginia
Janette
Richard Beverly
Bangor
Peggy Ducain
Cosbroad
Norman Howard
Reinhold J. M. Steussey
Nate Young
Carlton W. Lowell
Fred Hayward
Frederick K. Sturtevant
Teddy
Cottagepark
Rockland
Dromore Farm Bureau
Harry C. Williams
Farm Bureau
Bowdoinham Grange Hall
Caroline Liscomb
William D. Sewall
Charles J. Donnell
Popham Beach
George Tyler
Killdeer Lodge
China Lake
Joseph Cloutier
Diana
Granite Street
Antoinette Cloutier
Joachim Cloutier
Albert Marton
James Marton
Paris
St. John the Baptist Church
Robert Blanchette
Carl C. Anderson
Green Street
John M. Howe
Frank H. Turner
Victor Pinkham
Stanley Robinson
Allen Brown
Eugene Beaton
Greta
Pelham, N. H
Vinalhaven
Duncan McInnes
John McInnes
Catherine M. Harnish
George Harnish
Harnish
Lena Shepard
Frances Wilson
Richmond
Wilson Freeman
Bowdoinham
Frances Hobson
George Bemis
Mary Hobson
Foster
Squirrel Island
Theodore Watson
Betty
Sebago Lake
Robert J. Bracey
Gordon College of Theology and Missions
Jane Hyde
Elmhurst
Ogentz School For Girls
Sumner Sewall
Alexandra
David
Small Point Beach
Dudley L. Bradstreet
J. Horace McClure
Garden Street
Roger D. Skillings
Eleanor Voorhees
Nagson Institute
W. S. Voorhees
Elizabeth Dennison
James Dunton
Court Street
Gonn
Parker N. Moulton
Caldwell Phillips
Melrose Highlands, Mass
Irma Della Groves
Herbert E. Groves
Bath Street
Miss Groves
Arthur J. Dunton
Madeline
Patricia Sewall
Waynflete Riding School
Frank Reynolds
Julia Davis
William V. Percy
Bar Harbor
Reynolds
Davis
L. Houghton Kimball
Susan N. Ballou
R. B. Parrish
Rockland, Mass
James A. Winchenbach
Framingham, Mass
Yonce Theatre
Mothers Club
Nequasset School
Civil Service
Federal Building
Milton H. Douglas
Wert
Phippsburg
Herbert W. Cutting
State Highway Department
Walter McCourt
Sagadahock Block
City Hall Square
Gene
West Bath Grange Hall
Gahan’'s Bridge
West Bath Grange
Grange
Carver
A. S. Phillips
Acton
Montsweng Farm
Ladies’ Aid
Wesley M. E. Church
William Davis
William A. Coombs
Arthur C. Whittier
Harris Rodick
William W. Hosmer
D. Wylie Lemont
Pythian Temple
Knights of Pythias
Acadia Lodge
Bull Rock Bridge
New Meadows
Edward J. Lee
Dromore Grange Hall
Abbie Minott
Mary ‘Campbell
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