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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1933

Page

4

Oliver Family Relocates to Massachusetts for Health

Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Oliver shift life after 25 years in Bath to North Weymouth Mass with daughter Mrs Sidney C Hardwick. Oliver, a 54 year marine engineer at Bath Iron Works, sells two Popham Beach houses to Capt Walter Sprague and Stanley Hyde. Mrs Oliver's anemia treatment at Phillips Hospital prompts move. grandson Robert Jo Bracey joins Gordon College of Theology and Missions after summer at Fa gg Lighthouse in the Penobscot.

Frank S. Oliver Weymouth Mass Sidney C. Hardwick Hardwick Iver Willow Avenue Mr. Oliver Ad Marine Engineer Bath Tron Works Corp Oliver Washington Street Massachusetts Popham Beach Capt Walter Sprague Popham Coast Guard Stanley Hyde Yarmouth Academy Olivers Phillips Hospital Boston Masonic Order Bath Robert Jo Bracey Fagle Hehthouse Penobscot Frank E. Bracey Gordon College of Theology and Missions

Purdue family arrives. new pastor preaches debut

Rev and Mrs Joseph O Purdue and two children Linna and Alice arrive Thursday afternoon from Shelburne Falls Mass and go to the jarso nage of Winter street church prepared for them. Mr Purdue preaches first sermon Sunday as pastor. Lincoln Monihan of Braintree Mass visits the city Thursday.

Joseph O. Purdue Linna Alice Shelburne Falls Mass Winter Street Mr. Purdue

Miss Virginia Oliver and companions visit Perkins Island lighthouse

Miss Virginia M Oliver of 1373 Washington street departed Thursday morning with Mrs Ethel Osgood Fletcher who has hosted her since Monday for Perkins Island lighthouse where she will be a guest of Mrs Fletcher. Philip Oberndorfer from New York city, field manager for P F Collier Co eastern division, was a business visitor in the city Thursday. Miss Marie Mahoney RN of Benedicta is visiting her aunt Mrs Daniel J Perry at 1070 High street.

Virginia M. Oliver Washington Street Ethel Osgood Fletcher Perkins’ Island Fletcher Philip Oberndorfer New York City P. F. Collier & Co Marie Mahoney R. N Benedicta Daniel J. Perry High Street George C. Arntz Frostina Marston Miami Fla Boston New York Ford Cummings Motor Co Commercial Street Mary H. Conley Bath Bullman's Muirket Sylva A. Kunce New Rochelle

Miss Conley Appointed at New England Tel Co Office

Miss Helen C. Conley entered the office of A. J. Conti Jr., manager of the New England Tel and Tel Co., to succeed Mrs. Alexander Robinson who will leave a week later. Conley is a Boston University graduate.

Helen C. Conley A. J. Conti, Jr New England Tel. and Tel. Co Alexander Robertson Miss Conley College of Practical Arts and Letters Boston University Morse High School

Clyde Holmes Returns to Belfast After City Visit

Clyde Holmes head of the Gibbons Coal Company returned to Belfast Friday after spending several days here on business.

Clyde Holmes Gibbons Coal Co Belfast

Lewiston officials meet during fall gathering

Edward J. McMann attended the annual fall meeting of Western Maine football officials and coaches as a member of the accredited board of football officials. Bradford Potter Belanger welcomed a son born last Tuesday morning at 24 Park Street to Mr and Mrs Bradford Belanger. Henry M. Biggins returned to duties at Senter's Inc after a three week vacation to the World's Fair in Chicago with his brother Edward Biggins and John M. Conley of Beacon Street. They also visited Rev Fr Coughlin in Detroit and Niagara Falls on a 2800 mile round trip.

Edward J. McMann Lewiston Western Maine McMann Board of Football Officials Bradford Potter Belanger Bradford Belanger Park Street Henry M. Biggins Senter's, Inc Chicago Edward Biggins John M. Conley Beacon Street Detroit Mich Fr. Coughlin Niagara Falls Blanche Bunker Leah Strout Los Angeles Cal Ida M. Beals Sagadahoc Ferry Massachusetts New York Bunker Strout

Students at Hebron Academy spend weekend at home

Elwood Legard Archibald M Main Jr and John Levyn are mentioned as students at Hebron Academy spending the weekend at their homes in this city, indicating a routine family time or school break scenario.

Elwood Legard Archibald M. Main, Jr John Levyn Hebron Academy Kent's Hill

Collingswood visitors and local gatherings noted

Mrs. Frank W. Jaques visits Collingswood with sister Mrs. Vanderkleed while Dr. Vanderkleed and family spent part of the summer at Sabine. George Wakefield visits from Waldoboro. Two former Roland Smith post leaders attend the Chicago American Legion convention. Alfred Miles and Chester Dana hosts welcome guests from Astoria. Central Church League opens season with 22 members and plans a rummage sale on Oct 11. Fred Ring, Jr. falls from barn gable, spraining his foot and bruising his back. Dr. and Mrs. Pascal Flint and others return from Boston.

Central Church League Leonard M. Lord Dura L. Howard Benjamin F. Savage Lord Howard Belle W. Welch

Cosmopolitan club fall card party draws crowds and prizes

Ten tables were in play at the Cosmopolitan club house on Thursday evening as guests enjoyed games and music. Miss Lillian EB Lewin won the auction prize while Miss Mary Brown took first prize and Mrs. William R. Freeman second in contract. The event boosted the treasury, with flowers decorating the rooms and refreshments served by officers and hostesses.

Cosmopolitan Club Lillian EB. Lewin Mary Brown William R. Freeman Clinton D. Wilson Roscoe Clinton McFadden Leslie J. Wold Gardiner R. Deering Charles R. Farnham Carolyn M. Stockpole

Albee Family Heads to Boston for Short Visit

Mr and Mrs Carl Albee and their son Curtis along with Mrs Fred S Curtis left Wednesday to spend a few days in Boston.

Carl Albee Curtis Fred S. Curtis Boston

Episcopal Diocesan Council Meeting Led By Tubbs In Maine

Rev. Charles M. Tubbs chaired the combined field and publicity departments at the Diocesan Council of the Episcopal Church in Maine during the Portland gathering held Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Drake attended the event.

Charles M. Tubbs Frederick E. Drake Diocesan Council The Episcopal Church In Maine Portland Mr. Tubbs

Mrs Elizabeth Pepper Confined by Serious Illness at Home

Mrs Elizabeth Pepper is confined to her home at 841 Middle street due to a serious illness.

Elizabeth Pepper Middle Street

Phi Delta Alpha Elects Parliamentarian at Hebron Academy

Archibald McN Main Jr was elected Parliamentarian at a Phi Delta Alpha meeting held at Hebron Academy. The fraternity led last year in scholarship.

Archibald McN. Main, Jr Phi Delpha Hebron Academy Phi Delta Alpha

Miss Dorothy Parshley Hosts Friday Party At Home

Miss Dorothy Parshley daughter of Mr and Mrs George D Parshley of 41 Shepherd Street entertained Friday evening Guests included Miss Eleanor Cotteau Miss Marie Cotteau Miss Mary Goodwin Miss Grace Goodwin Miss Jeanette Roy Miss Charlotte King and Miss Dorothy Norton Dancing and refreshments followed The hostess was assisted by Miss Ida H Coffie of 60 Pearl Street and Mrs Elford A Stover of 3 Dummer Street Portland visitors were in town on Saturday.

Mary F. Gibbons Washington Street T. S. Gibbons Charles H. Cahill H. W. R. Stafford Queens, L. I Alice Cowin Medford Mass Dorothy Parshley George D. Parshley Shepherd Street Eleanor Marie Cotteau Mary Grace Goodwin Jeanette Roy Charlotte King Dorothy Norton Ida H. Coffie Pearl Street Elford A. Stover Dummer Street Portland

Miss Mary Royal Returns as City Office Stenographer

Miss Mary A Royal of 58 North Street resumed duties Monday morning at the office of Judge John J Keegan where she is employed as stenographer Miss Royal spent her annual vacation with friends in Boston and vicinity.

Mary A. Royal North Street John J. Keegan Miss Royal Boston

Dowling Family Visit To Portland Relative

Mr and Mrs Merle Dowling and their young son Arthur of Portland visited their cousin Miss Gertrude C Greenleaf at 853 Washington Street on Thursday afternoon.

Merle Dowling Arthur Portland Gertrude C. Greenleaf Washington Street

Miss Shackford Weekend Visit At Turner Court Home

Miss Jeanette F Shackford daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy F Shackford spent the weekend with her parents in Turner court. She is a second year student at Nassan Institute Springvale.

Jeanette F. Shackford Roy F. Shackford Turner Court Miss Shackford Nassan Institute Springvale

Mrs Trowbridge Returns Home After Father’s Death

Mrs Henry O Trowbridge, who was summoned to Norfolk Virginia by the sudden death of her father, returned Sunday night to her home at 13 Andrews Road with her mother Mrs Augustus B Dobbs who will visit the Trowbridges for an indefinite period.

Henry O. Trowbridge Norfolk Andrews Road Augustus B. Dobbs

Mr and Mrs Hughes Move From Middle Street to Bath Street

Mr and Mrs Curtis Hughes have relocated from 723 Middle Street to 13 Bath Street, reporting a standard residential move.

Curtis Hughes Middle Street Bath Street

Bowdoinham Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Miss Marie Jack and her brother Fred Jack of Washington street spent the season at their Bowdoinham summer home Abbagadesset Point and returned Monday after visiting their cousin Miss Flora Leonard of Sagadahoc Ferry. Mrs Annie Lowell of Bedford street returns from Randolph where she stayed two weeks with her brother Robert MacDonald.

Marie Jack Fred Jack Washington Street Abbagadesset Point Bowdoinham Flora Leonard Sagadahoe Ferry Annie Lowell Bedford Street Randolph Robert MacDonald

Mrs Eastman Returns After Visit with Clifford Family

Mrs Harold B Eastman and her daughter Bette returned to Portland on Sunday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Charles W Clifford at 955 Washington Street. Next week Mrs Eastman will join Mr Eastman at Flagstaff.

Harold B. Eastman Bette Portland

Mrs MacDonald Heads to Woburn for New Home

Mrs. Alex MacDonald left Sunday for Woburn Massachusetts to make her home while Mr. MacDonald, employed there for three weeks, travels to this city to return with her and join her in the new residence.

Alex MacDonald Woburn Mass MacDonald

Brennan Couple Return from Benedicta Hunting Trip

Mr and Mrs Dennis J Brennan of 696 Washington Street returned Monday night from a weekend hunting trip to Benedicta where they visited relatives. They brought ten partridges with them two shot by Mrs Brennan.

Dennis J. Brennan Washington Street Benedicta

Wesley Sorority Elects Officers At Supper Meeting

Mrs Willard McLean hosted a Wesley Sorority supper at 53 Granite Street Tuesday at 6 30 attended by 21 members with two more for the annual business meeting Miss Alice Corliss was elected president Mrs William Davis vice president Mrs Andrew Butterfield secretary and treasurer and Mrs Lloyd Daley chaplain were chosen for their respective posts.

Willard McLean Wesley Sorority Granite Street Alice Corliss William Davis Andrew Butterfield Lloyd Daley

Tea Hosts and Visitors From Nearby Towns

Mrs W Dayton Hill entertained Friday afternoon with a tea for Mrs Frank Mason of Fitchburg Mass visiting Mr and Mrs William P Hill. Mrs Norman Haskell of Waterville also a guest. Sewall W Percy of Westbrook and wife visited city Wednesday. Miss Jane Hyde returning from Portland to spend weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John H Hyde. Joined by Miss Jane Porteous of Portland as guest.

W. Dayton Hill Middle Street Frank Mason Fitchburg Mass William P. Hill Norman Haskell Waterville Hill Sewall W. Percy Westbrook Jane Hyde Mance School Portland John H. Hyde Elmhurst Jane Porteous

Brownell couple spend weekend in Boston

Mr and Mrs Robert L Brownell of 11 Cobb Road spent the weekend in Boston. Mrs Edward C Stiness has returned home from City Hospital after a several week stay. She was accompanied by Miss Ethel Blake R N.

Robert L. Brownell Cobb Road Boston Edward C. Stiness City Hospital Ethel Blake R. N

Birthday party honors 80th for Mrs Amantha Ouellette

The article notes Mrs. Amantha Ouellette of 669 Middle Street was feted Friday afternoon for her 80th birthday with gifts from many attendees including Mrs. Frank Blais Mrs. William Boardman Mrs. Archie Roux and numerous others. It also mentions related social visits births and local movements of residents including a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Frank L. Plummer.

Amantha Ouellette Middle Street Frank Blais William Boardman Archie Roux Rudolph Roy Frank Collins William Barstow Charles Gaudet Frederick King Betty Emma Bickford Joseph Begin Woolwich Frank L. Plummer

Club ladies host Rebekah lodge evening at Atwood home

Mrs Wallace N L Atwood and Mrs Albert H Thompson entertained the Past Noble Grands of Queen Esther Rebekah lodge Wednesday at 57 Washington street. Bridge prizes sparked by Mrs Ralph P Mank and others, with several members later noted as guests. Upcoming meeting set for Oct 25 at Mrs Mank's 15 Spring street. Mrs Levi Spinney of 135 Middle street is in Maine General Hospital for treatment.

Wallace N.L. Atwood Albert H. Thompson Noble Grands Club Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Victor Pinkham Lois T. McKiever Alfred H. Bunker Herbert H. Huggard Henry T. B. Leeman John E. Atwood William J. Jacobs Mank McKiever Spring Street Levi Spinney Middle Street Maine General Hospital Portland

Duncan Rogers Leaves Roxbury Guest of Berry Family

Duncan Rogers of Roxbury Massachusetts departed Saturday after a two week visit with Miss Clarice M Berry and her parents Reverend Charles H Berry and his wife at 402 Middle street. On Tuesday he began his third year at Gordon College of Theology and Missions in Boston.

A. Duncan Rogers Roxbury Mass Clarice M. Berry Charles H. Berry Middle Street Gordon College of Theology and Missions Boston

Strand Theatre Manager Reassigned at Opera House

John M. Divney district manager of the Strand theatre in Portland serves as relief manager at the Opera House during Frank F. Colburn Jr’s annual vacation.

John M. Divney Strand Theatre Portland the Opera House Frank F. Colburn, Jr

Lewiston Car Crash Leaves Pedestrian with Minor Injuries

Edward Harrington of 56 Pine Street was struck by a Dodge at Sabattus and Horton streets Wednesday night. He was taken to Dr. O Connell’s office for examination and found to have an injury, while driver John L. Poland of 80 Shawmut Street reported the crash and said Harrington was blinded by headlights. Mrs. Charles Andrews returned from New York visit.

Edward Harrington Pine Street Lewiston Sabattus Horton Streets O'Connell John L. Poland Shawmut Street Harrington

Weekend guests for Priscilla Magoun and companions

Miss Priscilla Magoun Dunlap Hatch and Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson traveled Saturday to Needham Massachusetts where they spent the weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs Davis Hatch.

Priscilla Magoun Dunlap Hatch Mrs Carl Anderson Needham, Mass Davis Hatch

Women conference invites Maine leaders to New York event

Mrs. Charles R. Farnham president of the Cosmopolitan club and Maine Progressive Union receives invitation for the Herald Tribune Women’s conference on Current Problems in the Waldorf Astoria New York October 12 and 13. Distinguishing speakers include Franklin D. Roosevelt and Marie Curie along with leaders from government and women's organizations. Elwood Legard and John Levyn attend Kent's Hill and spent the weekend in the city.

Charles R. Farnham Cosmopolitan Club Maine Progressive Union Theodore Roosevelt Philippines Porto Rico

Shaughnessys Visit Bath Then Plan Canal Zone Return

Mr and Mrs William E Shaughnessy of Canal Zone Panama travel from Bath to Saco to visit friends before moving on to Quincy Massachusetts to see relatives prior to returning to the Canal Zone They have stayed with Mr and Mrs Edward J Lee at 64 Pearl Street during several weeks furlough from duties in the Canal Zone.

William E. Shaughnessy Canal Zone Panama Saco Quincy Mass Edward J. Lee Pearl Street Bath Shaughnessy Canal

Death of Mrs Dobson Allen’s mother noted in Houston

Mrs Anne Dobson Allen of Thomaston formerly of this city writes Bath friends that her mother died in Houston during the past Summer.

Anne Dobson Allen Thomaston Bath Friends Houston

Boston visitors tour Maine including Cadillac Mountain trip

Mrs. Frank E. Southard and daughter Frances of Boston visited Bath Sunday night staying with Judge and Mrs. Walter S. Glidden and visiting many friends. They traveled through Maine visiting Bar Harbor Augusta Litchfield and Brunswick, and revisited Mrs. Southard's old home.

Frank E. Southard Frances Boston Bath Judge Walter S. Glidden Maine Bar Harbor Augusta Mrs. Southard Litchfield Brunswick

Mrs. Clarence Perkins Dies Monday in City Guest

Mrs. Clarence Perkins of Popham Beach passed Monday in the city, guest of Mrs. Effie Spinney of High Street.

Clarence Perkins Popham Beach City Effie Spinney High Street

Wrights Return Home After Maine Season

Rev and Mrs Harrison B Wright and their chauffeur left Friday afternoon by motor for home in Radnor Pennsylvania after spending the summer at Happy House Small Point Beach They traveled via the White Mountains and spent Friday night at Bethel Inn They enjoyed the Maine season and plan to return next year.

Harrison B. Wright Radnor Happy House Small Point Beach White Mountains Bethel Inn Maine

Mr and Mrs Loring sail for Panama aboard Cristobal

Mr Lothrop Loring and Mrs Loring who have spent weeks in Bath depart New York on October 10 aboard the Panama Railroad line steamer Cristobal bound for Panama where they have lived the past 19 years. Mrs Loring is Amy Preney formerly, and Mr Loring once worked at Bath Iron Works as a machinist in the canal’s mechanical division.

Lothrop Loring Bath New York Panama Cristobal

Oakhurst Dairy Employee Takes Short Vacation

William W. Oliver of 9 Andrews Road leaves on a few days vacation from duties at Oakhurst Dairy. Mrs. A. J. Conti Jr. travels to New Brunswick New Jersey after her sister Miss Gladys Bessey is hospitalized with pneumonia.

William W. Oliver Andrews Road Oakhurst A. J. Conti, Jr New Brunswick N. J Gladys Bessey

Attorney General and Mrs Chapman Visit Belfast Friends

Attorney General and Mrs Clyde R Chapman called on friends Saturday while en route to their home in Belfast.

Clyde Chapman Coonial Belfast Boston Clyde R. Chapman

Local social notes from Bath and Bowdoinham region

Miss Ida M Fowle of Bowdoinham was a supper guest of Mr and Mrs John Sampson at 1059 High Street. A daughter Marylin Lyda Longley was born Wednesday at Bath City Hospital to Councilman Cyrus W Longley and his wife. Mrs Edward Bohlken of Quincy Mass visits her brother Charles W Avery and Mrs Avery on High Street. she was known as Lucy Avery in Bath’s girlhood. Mr and Mrs Allen Pettingill and Mr and Mrs Myron Jewett with infant daughter of South Portland were guests of Mrs Abbie E Morris of Lower Middle Street.

Carrie M. Sampson High Street Rockland Myron Mank Ida M. Fowle Bowdoinham John Sampson Marylin Lyda Longley Bath City Hospital Cyrus W. Longley Edward Bohlken Quincy Mass Charles W. Avery Mrs. Avery Bohlken Lucy Avery Bath

Shelburne Falls Couple Stop in Bath on Motor Trip

Mr and Mrs George Dallas of Shelburne Falls Mass on a motor trip stopped in Bath Saturday for a meal at Rev and Mrs Joseph O Purdue at the Winter street parsonage. They stayed overnight at Ridin Light lodge and attended Sunday service. Dallas, a local leader, serves as president of the Inter church Brotherhood. Frances E Mann of Washington street visited Portland Sunday with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs James Pratt.

George Dallas Shelburne Falls Mass Bath Joseph O. Purdue Winter Street Ridin’ Light Lodge Dallas Interchurch Brotherhood Frances E. Mann Washington Street Portland James Pratt

Navy lieutenant commander to ship out from Portsmouth to Colon

Lieut. Commander Edward J. Fitzgerald of the U S N is visiting his mother at 900 Washington street this weekend. He will be transferred next month from the Portsmouth Navy Yard to the Naval Air Station in Colon Canal Zone and will ship his car on the steamship Ancon sailing October 24.

Edward J. Fitzgerald D.C U.S.N John Fitzgerald Washington Street Fitzgerald Portsmouth Navy Yard Naval Air Station Colon Canal Zone Panama

Judge Keegan Visits Waterville With Law Student

Bath municipal court Judge John J. Keegan traveled to Waterville on Monday as a business visitor. He was accompanied by Ivan Kirkpatrick a law student working in Keegan's office.

John J. Keegan Bath Municipal Court Waterville Ivan Kirkpatrick

Births and family news from city and Brockton

Miss Mary Kenney, a Nassau Institute first year student, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Russel Kenney. Sally Ann Footer was born September 25 to Mr and Mrs Eugene Joseph Footer of 1190 Washington Street at City Hospital, with birth returns filed with City Clerk John W Gilmore. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hodgdon of Brockton Mass and Mrs Mark W Burlingame of Sharon Mass visited with their parents Mr and Mrs Melville B Hodgdon of 1060 High Street on Sunday.

Mary Kenney Nassau Institute Russel Kenney Sally Ann Footer Eugene Joseph Footer Washington Street City Hospital John W. Gilmore Arthur Hodgdon Brockton, Mass

Doctor Maxwell Powers Injures Ribs in Cottage Accident

Dr Maxwell Powers is recovering after a week old accident at his Pop ham Beach cottage when he fell from a ladder to a plank walk. He broke three ribs, was unconscious, and did not know how long he lay there before awakening. He drove to Bath where a physician treated him. He was alone and no one was within hail. The note adds he was tying the windows when the incident occurred.

Maxwell Powers Popham Beach Bath

Clergy Couple Attends United Missionary Conference

Rev and Mrs Weston P Holman of Beacon Street Methodist Church attended the United Missionary Conference in Portland on Tuesday and Wednesday. Charles I Madden of Mechanic Street returned from a short visit with his son G Clifford Madden in Portland. Mrs Helen M Shaughnessy of 1033 Washington entered employment with Dr George W Hibbs dentist in Sagadahock block. Mrs Lavoran Wright who worked at Hibbs office recently, with her son Robbin, returned to Crawfordsville Ind. Mr and Mrs Charles E Doten and Mrs Laura Taylor of Sherman Street Portland were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs George A Baker of Milan Street returning from Boothbay Harbor.

Weston P. Holman Beacon Street Methodist Church United Missionary Conference Portland Charles I. Madden Mechanic Street G. Clifford Madden Helen M. Shaughnessy Washington Street George W. Hibbs Sagadahock Lavoran Wright Dr. Hibbs Robbin Crawfordsville Ind Charles E. Doten Laura—Taylor Sherman_ street

Cornish Family Weekend Visit In West Paris

Mr and Mrs Dwinal E Cornish and their son Carl from 45 Rose Street were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Milford Perham of West Paris. Mrs Perham is a sister of Mr Cornish, formerly Miss Charlena E Cornish of 54 Weeks Street.

Dwinal E. Cornish Carl Rose Street Melford Perham West Paris

Mrs Greenleaf Returns Home After Visit in Massachusetts

Mrs Ida Greenleaf returned to her Everett Massachusetts home Sunday after visiting her daughter Mrs Albert McFadden of High street and at her Westport home. She was accompanied by Mrs McFadden and Mrs Anna Spicer who returned Monday.

Ida Greenleaf Everett Mass Albert McFadden High Street Westport McFadden Anna Spicer

Maine chiropractors elect officers at Lewiston meeting

Dr. Paul G. Bagdikian of 155 Oak Street was reelected director as about 25 members attended the Maine State Chiropractors Association annual meeting at the DeWitt hotel Lewiston. Dr. Joseph F. Harris of Farmington was named president and Dr. Arthur F. Carson of Portland vice president, with Dr. Earle C. Lewis of Lewiston as secretary treasurer. The group will meet in Augusta May 1 with a National College of Chiropractic speaker.

Paul G. Bagdikian Oak Street Maine State Chiropractors Association DeWitt Hotel Lewiston Bagdikian Joseph F. Harris Farmington Arthur F. Carson Portland Earle C. Lewis Augusta National College of Chiropractic

Laymen's League meeting in Gardiner honors church and figures

E Everett Pierce Keefineth Brown George D Field and Rev C M Tubbs attended the Laymen's League gathering at Gardiner with a service at Christchurch. President Kenneth C M Sills of Bowdoin spoke, greetings were sent to bishops and Henry B Nash, and the group saw rising membership.

E. Everett Pierce Keéfineth Brown George D. Field C. M. Tubbs Bowdoin College Brewster William Lawrence Fachusetts Henry B. Nash Wiscasset

Banquet guests hear Panama life talk before Panama City voyage

Isaac W. Chase rests during annual vacation while Loring family hosts an W. W. G. C. T. banquet at the Everards on Upper Washington street. Loring, long in the Canal Zone, spoke on life in Panama before their Oct. 10 departure aboard the Cristobal from New York for Panama City. Attendees included Everards and numerous Bath residents plus Miss Belanger, Miss King, and MacIntire family preparing for sailing and work assignments.

Lothrop Loring Upper Washington Street Ernest Everard Cocheset Mass Loring Canal Zone Panama Panama City New York Cristobal Everard Thersia Bennett Dorothy Marshall Luke Marr Elsie Shaw Don Crocker Robert Florence Mitchell Leroy Lord Charles Marr Frederick Shaw Stanley Marr John Atwood Edward Marr Clarence Atwood Arlington Marr Walter Madden Katharine Marr

Bath and area residents back from visits and performances

Mr and Mrs Henry T Martin of Somersworth New Hampshire returned Wednesday after a few days in town. John B Brown former Bath resident now Millinocket Great Northern Paper Co assistant paymaster visited Bath with his parents who moved from Augusta to Hallowell. Brown recalled for his singing on WBAL Bangor and WRDO Augusta with accompanist Ludger Vermette. Ernest Everard and his wife left Wednesday returning to Cohasset Massachusetts after weeks at their Summer home on Upper Washington street.

Philip Tremaine Mrs. Card Liberty Street Lower Middle Street Henry T. Martin Somersworth, N. H John B. Brown Bath Great Northern Paper Co John W. Brown Augusta Hallowell Mr. Brown State House WBAL Bangor WRDO Ludger Vermette Ernest Everard Cocheset Mass Upper Washington Street

Mrs Yule and relatives attend Century of Progress trip

Mrs William Yule and sister Mrs Elizabeth Dunbar with cousin Miss Loie Bucknam returned from Chicago where they enjoyed The Century of Progress exposition. A cousin Mrs Elmer Clark of Brooklyn and friend Miss E S Wilson of New York City joined them homeward to Newark. A daughter was born Sept 27 to Mr and Mrs Francis Schryver of Newark, formerly Annie Hart of this city.

William Yule Elizabeth Dunbar Loie Bucknam Chicago Elmer Clark Brooklyn E. S. Wilson New York City Boston Francis Schryver Newark N. J Schryver Annie Hart Hallet’s

Birthday Party for Ford Daughters Iva and Wilbur

A Saturday birthday gathering at Mr and Mrs Edmund Ford on Whiskeay Road honored their children Iva and Wilbur. Guests joined games and received gifts while ice cream cake candy and fruit were served. Attending were Virginia Sutherland Betty Cummings Margaret Perry Catherine Powers Margaret Elliott Shirley Fletcher Lineston Fletcher Alma Swanton Lindell Corliss Jerry Corliss Marion Corliss Marjorie Cushing and Alice Pearson. Mrs Gertrude O Prew of Portland a DeCody form stylist is visiting Mrs Eliot Fuller at 17 Beacon Street. Chicago's first village debt in 1934 stood at 60000 for draining State Street.

Edmund Ford Whiskeay Road Iva Wilbur Virginia Sutherland Betty Cummings Margaret Perry Catherine Powers Margaret Elliott Shirley Fletcher Lineston Fletcher Alma Swanton Lindell Corliss Jerry Corliss Marion Corliss Marjorie Cushing Alice Pearson

Women from Beacon Street church clean church auditorium

Twelve women from the Beacon Street church spent most of Wednesday cleaning the auditorium and vestry. They brought box lunches and additional food for dinner, finishing with a pleasant mood despite hard work. The gathering included Mrs. Irving Varney and other named members.

Beacon Street Irving Varney Alonzo H. Fletcher Hermon W. Crocker Susan Lesmar Clifton W. Tedford Katie Clark Elizabeth Tedford Antoinette Teeling Edward J. Bachelder Georgia Glass Edwin Parris Weston P. Holman

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