Bath social and civic notices reveal bustling autumn
A Bath society page lists a Friday shower at Walter Madden’s home with many guests and gifts. It notes residents traveling for education and library events, births, anniversaries, and multiple visits, including Steamship era figures and local officials attending Lincoln Sagadahoc Legion events.
Bath area notes social events and community updates
Mrs. Fred Richardson of Park street observed her birthday at home with cards and flowers while a longtime Bath dress maker. The city civic life and Ward Six polling are noted. Several families travel to New York World’s Fair and visits to Cape Neddick Lighthouse are mentioned. A birthday party honors Stewart Mitchelson with prizes for marble throw and peanut hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Richardson
Park Street
Geolteivae
Beacon Street
Mystery Cloud Over Merrymeeting Bay Sparks Oil Smoke Theories
A dark cloud hovered over the eastern Merrymeeting Bay area, believed by observers to be burning oil. Rumors linked the event to the sudden departure of many ducks from the bay at dawn.
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Merrymeeting Bay
Opening Day Duck Score Reflects Poor Hunt Across Maine
The 1989 opening duck season yielded low bragging rights as George F. McMann and William H. Brown combined for 16 birds, mainly black ducks and teal, near the Kennebec river. Veteran guides noted fewer black ducks, with teal dominating at Merrymeeting Bay and winds of poor shooting from dawn to eight in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. McMann
Liberty Street
Oakhurst
William H. Brown
Winneganee
Washington Street
Kennebec
Merrymeeting Bay
E. Bernardland
Sagadahoc Red, Gun & Skeet Association, Inc
Ralph F. Small
U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey
McCausland
Mr. Small
George Comway
George Rooks
North Bath
Bay
Willard E. “Pogey” Elliot
Woolwich
Charles Draper
Belmont
Mass
Teel
Wilbur Crocker
Theodore Babcock
Reading
Wil
Nick Mihalos
Leslie Ferris
Winneganee Creek
Burleigh Williams
J. Charles Footer, Jr
Birthday and shower honor Miss Isabel McInnes
A combined shower and birthday party was held Tuesday evening at Mrs. J. W. Homan home 1 Edward street court in honor of Miss Isabel McInnes and her upcoming marriage to James Nesbit of Guilford Refreshments included a decorated birthday cake Present were Mrs Pearl Lane Bangor Mrs Walter B James Mrs Frank MacDonald Miss Rita Gallant Miss McInnes and Mrs J W Homan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siseo Walter Madden
Middle Street
James Lord
James E. Cameron
W. A. MacDonald
Arthur M. MacDonald
Maurice Libby
Joseph Robinson
Donald Peters
Barbara, Auburn
Virginia Kingsbury
Margaret Cameron
Emma MacDonald
Betty McGuiggan
Daniel A. MacDonald
James McGuiggan
Arline James
Walter B. James
Washington Street
Miss James
Nancy Gregware
Dorothy Holmes
Dorothy Derby
Gloria Young
Lorraine Holmes
Elaine Noyes
Betty Cummings
Lawrence Sprague
Muriel Lane
Clarence I. Lane
Lincoln Street
Clayton Fortier
John Hayes
Helen Hayes
Roberta Ervin
Evelyn Wallace
Priscila Wyman
City
Roberta Hathorne
Richard McElman
Woolwich
Grace Waterman
West Bath
George Moses
Corliss Street
Isabel McInnes
J. W. Homan
Edward Street Court
James Nesbit
Guilford
Pearl Lane
Bangor
Frank MacDonald
Rita Gallant
McInnes
Family Trip From Beth National Bank for World’s Fair
Cashier Fred D. Hill and Mrs. Hill depart Friday by car for Westfield New Jersey to visit daughter Mrs William R Freeman. They will attend the World's Fair in New York before returning.
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Fred D. Hill
The
Beth National Bank
Hill
Westfield
N. J
William R. Freeman
New York
Maine Legion Mobilization Order Targets October Drill
State chairman Hubert W. Eldred issues General Mobilization Order No. 2 to all Maine American Legion posts. Posts must prepare for a daylight test between October 16 and 31 1989, assembling members, auxiliaries, and local organizations in Bath. Units must record all resources, mobilize National Guard units, and report to area commanders with detailed counts and equipment. Special meetings urged. Bath welcome for all in uniform or with windshield stickers.
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Hubert W. Eldred
State Department of Maine Emergency Disaster Relief
American Legion
Maine
Bath City Hall
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Girl Scouts
Bath
National Guard
Coast Artillery of
Legion Hall
Legion
Carlton Bridge
North Bath
Legion Police
Stickney
Battery H
Salvation Army State of Maine Band
As of the
U.S. A
Local Social Notes Highlight Residents and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I Madden and family of Mechanic Street reunite with relatives in Hallowell and Augusta. Gustave Meister, with Charlestown Navy Yard, returns home to parents on Upper Washington Street. Whitman Mitchell family from Milan Street visit sister-in-law Mrs. Charles E Doten in Portland with Phyllis Eliot and Emery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gediman
Boston Navy Yard
Charlestown
Mass
Benjamin Gediman
Pratt Street
Charles I. Madden
Charles I. Madden, Jr
Barbara
Mechanic Street
Tir
Hallowell and
Augusta
Gustave Meister
Charlestown Navy Yard
Carl T. Meister
Upper
Washington Street
Whitman Mitchell
Phyllis
Eliot and
Emery
Milan Street
Mitchell
Charles E.doten
Portland
City News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Updates
The column covers improvements at Deen refinished floors and a claim of a better skating floor than Gail Loft Rink, dance nights by the American Legion, Brownies meetings, a postponed West Bath Farm Bureau session, and home vegetable harvests at the Old Folks Home. Also noted are a new sprinkler system, spring water access, a moose sighting near Bath Brunswick highway, new Bath Iron Works ties, a church quartet, Bath Brunswick highway paving finishes, and upcoming PTA luncheon and Baptist Church services.
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Deen
Young
Gail Loft
Illness Keeps Mrs Crocker Home as Relatives Visit
Mrs Wilbur Crocker remains confined at 18 Park Street due to illness with her mother Mrs William Lumsden of Dorchester Mass at her side. Natalie McNeil of Bath Box Co and her aunt Miss Florence Barnes depart for Long Island New York to visit Mrs Rodney Jones and attend the World's Fair. Mr and Mrs Walter C Knight and son Walter Jr return to Laurelton Long Island after a short visit to Mrs Margaret at 465 Washington Street with Mrs Knight joining them for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pulia
Antonia A. Puiia
Trufant Street
New York
Miss Pulla
Maine
Ann Pulla
Wilbur Crocker
Park Street
William Lumsden
Dorchester
Mass
Natalie McNeil
Bath Box Co
Plorence Barnes
Long Island
N. Y
Rodney Jones
Walter C. Knight
Walter, Jr
Laurelton, L. I
Margaret
Washington Street
Mrs. Knight
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Rodney E. Ross
High Street
John Parker
Crawford Notch
N. H
New England
Crawford House
Parker
Hugh D. Grant
Montreal
Ottawa
Arthur E. Hutchins
Cherry Street
James Dalton
Cambridge
Charles D. Moulton
East Orange
New Harbor
Memorial Hospital
M. Adele Hutchins
William O. Robson
Edith G. Small
C. Leroy Hutchins
Mildred G. Nichols
Sagadahoc
Virginia Poulos
William D. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Stonehouse
Wallingford
Ooonn
Choate School
Boston
Melvin B. Henderson
John H. Walsh
U.S. N
George B. Wolstenholme
F. B. Nichols
Waterville
Miller Memorial Library
Mayflower Hill
Colby College
Harriet Louise
Cornish
Getchell Street
William H. Wyman
Parker Head
Charles Kenney
Goddard Street
Miss Alice Cromwell
Cora May Hanna
Jean and
Betty Mullen
Carmen Huse
Iva Rogers
Beatrice Williams
Winona King
Virginia Rogers
Mrs. Kenney
Miss Cromwell
Carl H. Pinson
Mabel I. Luke
Gerald Enfield
Woodrow Gray
Cornish Maternity Home
Getche] Street
Carlton Pike
Lubec
Arthur Sewall 2d
Loyall .F. Sewall
Small Point Beach
Isabel Ladd
Freeport
Frank Purington
Bath Memorial Hospital
George Klippel
Winter Street
Mollie Palmer
Allston
James P. Ledyard
Grace Jewett
Erastus Jewett
Winslow Street
Schoenheit Beauty Culture School
Rochester
Marrinello School
Henry Mank
Flushing
L. I
Frank O. Dunton
Lewiston Municipal Court
F. H. Phillips
Knoll-Top
Southport
St. Petersburg
Fla
Margaret Cargill
Jamestown
R. I
Anne Kimball
Paul Bernard
N. J. Guerette
Western Avenue
Rupert H. Baxter
James P. Baxter
Cape Elizabeth
M. B. Hutchins
Camilla
Mary Esther Edge
Loyall Howard Edge
Small Point
Edge
St. Timothy's School
Catonsville
Faye
Southboro
Winfield L. Ham
Union Street
Marshall C. Sewall
New Canaan, Conn
Paine
Mr. Sewall
Julians
Prank Sewal
California
Henry Bickle
Richard Frates
Charles Durand
Santa Monica
Calif
Edith Rice
Florence
Sedgwick
Joseph Madden
Dike Road
John Lasell
Whitinsville
Oliver Choate
Worcester
Arthur Richmond
Sumner Sewall
Alice O. Geneau
Arthur R. Knox
Lorn W. Knox
Marion A. McEachern
Donald E. McEachern
Fritz Klippel
Clyde Lake
Hyde Windlass Co
Clarence B. Clark
Ernest Anderson
Westport
Paul Skelding
Blue Hill
Skelding
Elizabeth Drake
George B. Drake
Drake
Texas Shipbuilding Co
Pres
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Newell
Stephen M. Etnier
Gilbert Head
Ralph Dunteen
Robinhood
Mrs. Dunton
Edward St. Martin
Upper Washington Street
Abraham Greenblatt
Solomon K. Greenblatt
Marshall Sewal
New Canaan
Roscoe H. Shaw
Joan of
North Street
Popham
Frank A. Vennett
Court Street
New York City
John W. Madden
Pittsfield
John E. Madden
Morse High School
Albert Friedman
Ashna Sydney
Fried Man
Mrs. Donald Ring
New Hampshire
Duncan MccInnes
Jean Irene
Evangeline Booth Hospital
Clinton A. Fleming
Drummond Street
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Phyllis Eaton
Wallace Hart
Miss Eaton
Leon Eaton
Nassau College
State House
Hart
Augusta High School
Manley Breck
Duer D. Breck
Lincoln-Sagadahoc
Woodbury
Harold Moulton
James M. Moulton
Kennebunk
Persis Josephine Hoyt
R. Fred Hoyt
Warren
Alice Hoyt
Wave
Charles H. Cahill, Jr
Leilani
James Kinghorn
West Medford
Louise Mosley
Weeks Street
Miami, Fla
Inlaw
Beatrice DeCosta
Miami
Alfred L. Tarbox
Harry G. Deering
William Adams
Frank M. Deering
Ington
Gardiner R. Deering
Bath Municipal
John Libby
John, Jr
Roscoe Perkins
James A. Clappison
Chicago
of the
John H. Hyde
Nancy
Sally
Wellesley Hills
Elmhurst
Stewart Mitchelson
Thomas Mitchelson
Jerry Lozier
Thomas Cressey
Leroy White
Donna Lee
Clinton Strout
Sally Anne
William Freeman
Anne Shirley
Edward Lozier
Judith Anne
Jerry
Mary Stuart
Tommy Cressey
Helen
Doris Lozier
Mary Ingham
Eugene Coleman
Cape Neddick Lighthouse
York Beach
Miriam Adams
Woonsocket
Margaret Adams
Grace Cotton
Revere
Nobleboro
James E. Lockery
John E. Moore
Eamesholm
Fred A. Bowie
Rolvin
Everett D. Bowie
Harry L. Bowie
Bessie Bowie
Stanley Jensen
Hartford, Conn
Samuel Frink
Richmond
Rolvin Bowie
Henry Chace
Providence, R. I
Richard Quick
New Meadows
William Fraser
Chestnut Street
Patricia Sewall
Edward Sewall
Bradford Junior College
Bradford
Dale Mitchell
James A. Bimson
Wiscasset
Wesley Sorority
Lloyd G. Daley
Albert E. Whitney
Andrew M. Butterfield
Lile M. Niles
Delmar E. Bates
Butterfield
Granite Street
Powers’ Inn
East Brunswick
Earl P. Cahoon
King’s Point
Bowdeinahm United Baptist Association
West Harpswell Church
Ellen Peterson
China
A. S. Stuart
First Baptist Church of
Manley Ellis
Valley Road
Betty Rice
Carleton Rice
Turnercourt
Nero Psychiatric Institute
Hartford
Harold Freeman
Sunnyside Farm
Nightingale Club
Gunnin’ Mar
Cliff Dea
Aia
Tor
Edgar D. Leavitt
Howard Pratt
Jacob Smith
Alma S. Kirkpatrick
Winter Street Chapel
West Bath Farm Bureau
New Bath- Brunswick
New Meadows Bridge
Four Corners
Hardings
Allen L. Garwood
Fred Brown
Alvah Peckham
Bath Iron Works
Rupert M. Irvine
Richard T. Hersom
F. Waldo Marshall
Clifford B. Smith
Carl E. Albee
Bath-Brunswick
Cook's Corner
Ham's Hill
Dike P.T.A
North End
John E. Atwood
Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church