Miss Marie Merrill Begins Duties At State Library
Miss Marie Merrill started the apprentice course at the Maine State Library on Monday, after leaving Sunday for Augusta and setting up residence on Gage Street. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Merrill of 204 Washington Street and recently graduated from Mechanic Falls High School after attending Morse High School for three years. Her grandfather Rev. Frank M. Lamb recently completed a 51-year Baptist ministry stint. Merrill was active in dramatics and public speaking, earning prizes during high school.
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Marie Merrill
Maine State Library
Augusta
Gage Street
Miss Merrill
Jason A. Merrill
Washington Street
Mechanic Falls
Morse High School
Frank M. Lamb
The
Baptist Church
Mayo Couple Returns From New Hampshire Vacation
Mr and Mrs Howard Mayo of Milan street have returned from a vacation spent in New Hampshire Vermont and Boston where they stayed a week with Mrs Mayo parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Goodrich in that city They also spent a few days on their return at Birch Point and were hosted at the cottage of Mr and Mrs J Edward Drake Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Mayo
Milan Street
New Hampshire
Vermont
Boston
Mayo
Joseph Goodrich
Birch Point
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Bath Girl Chosen Chairman of House Bellevue
Miss Ruth E Cohen daughter of Morris H and Mrs Cohen of 10 Old South Place Boston has been elected chairman of Bellevue house Simmons College for this year. She is a junior in the school of Secretarial Studies active in genorah society and the Dramatic club. She was Morse High School valedictorian 1935 and a National Honor Society member.
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Ruth EF. Cohen
Ruth E. Cohen
Morris H. Cohen
Old South Place
Bellevue House
Simmons College
Boston
Bath residents on brief absences and returns
Local notes list numerous residents and visitors. Miss Flossie Beals resumed duties after two weeks away in Westport and South Portland, with Marilyn Hatch substituting. Others include Jane Kodis visiting Bath on business, Ol ive Sewall traveling to New York to resume Juilliard duties, and Ada Smar returning from Bar Harbor to Corinna for a month long visit.
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Flossie M. Beals
Ardenne A. Stott
Westport
South Portland
Marilyn Hatch
Ralph Hatch
Sagadahoc Ferry
Miss Beals
M. Shershevsky
Jane Kodis
Jewish Home For the Aged
Portland
Bath
Kodis
Business Girls Club
The
Portland Y. W. H. A
Ada Smar
Corinna
Newport House
Bar Harbor
John Gilmore
Milan Street
Bowker Couple Welcomes Eight Pound Son at Cornish Maternity
The Bowkers of Phippsburg celebrate the birth of an eight pound son on Wednesday September 29 at Cornish Maternity Home. Community notices report local residents visiting relatives, engagements, and guild activities including St Marys Guild meetings at Grace Church and preparations for a fall domestic sale with reports on a recent rummage event.
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Howard Bowker
Phippsburg
Carl C. Troop
Marjorie Troop
St. Mary's Guild of
Grace Church
Mrs Noel Little Speaks at Bath P T A Meeting
Mrs Noel Little of Brunswick president of the Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers spoke at the North Center P T A meeting in Grace church parish house Bath during a supper and reception for new teachers superintendent and the school board More than 75 attended The talk covered her European tour with Prof Little and insights from Italy Germany and Austria plus the role of home life in the community A reception followed with remarks from school officials and new North Center district teachers Enid Sawyer Percy W Scott Lillian H Fadden and Margaret Mackinnon named among staff newcomers
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Noel. Little
Brunswick
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc
Bath
North Center
Grace Church Parish House
Marius H. Page
Theodore Watson
Bird U Shellenbarger
Daniel Williams
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Harold 8. Avery
Francis Hill
Jacob Smith
Samuel Korolick
Frances Ginty
Ruth Shellenbarger
William Grace
Leroy F. Colby
Fred J. Higgins
W. Dayton Hill
W. Percy Marks
J. Edward Pomeroy
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Joseph O. Purdue
Charles M. Tubbs
Colby
Joseph I. Smith
Association
Grace Church
Grace
Alden G. Smith
Mothersingers
William W. Dennison
Shellenbarger
Leslie J. Wold
Fred K. Sturtevant
Richard T. Hersom
Harry W. Smith
John Parker
Europe
Mrs. Little
Spanish
Littles
Naples
Rome
Mussolini
Little
Switzerland
Scotland
Smith
Andrew Cahill
Enid Sawyer
Augusta
Percy W. Scott
Lillian H. Fadden
Margaret M. S. Mackinnon
K C Five Point Program of Progress in Sagadahoc
The Sagadahoc council Knights of Columbus will begin the five point program of progress with a meeting at 7:30. Grand Knight A L Eastman chaplain Rev David P Suttie and lecturer Henry M Biggins will appoint the program committee chair and then that group will select five chairmen to lead Sports social affairs cultural activities civic and social service and welcome and reception.
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Sagadahoc Council
Knights of Columbus
A. L. Eastman
David P. Surette
Henry M. Biggins
Third annual Silver Tea by Girl Scouts at State Home
The third annual Silver Tea and Exhibit sponsored by the Girl Scout Council will be held Thursday from three to five at the State Military and Naval Children's Home. Mrs. Frank L. Staples hosts Open House as visitors view the home with Girl Scout guides. Proceeds fund local troops and Brownie packs numbering over 100 members. Tickets are available from council members or at the door. An equipment exhibit by Mrs. Bruce H. M. White will be shown.
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Girl Scout Council
Military and Naval Children's Home
Frank L. Staples
Red Cross
Causeit
Bath
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Alfred E. Carpenter
David S. Cogan
Stella Dolloff
R. N
J. Edward Drake
Glenn H. Easton
James A. Gillies, Jr
Archibald M. Main
Arthur Sewall
Edward Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Milton C. Trott
Bruce H. M. White
Brunswick
State Military and Naval Children's Home
South Street
Read ing and Bath residents travel and visits noted
Read ing residents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Somes return from two weeks with Dr. and Mrs. Ardenne A. Stott of Park street. They are followed by Mrs. Stott and two others for Boston. Dolloff visits Rumford. Austin family returns from East Peru. Henderson and Howe families back from Presque Isle and Bangor. Marriage filings include Joan Gillespie and Athana Congdon. Peggy Reed covers Bath office during Thombe’s Belfast vacation. Health updates for John T. Parris. Races attended at Rockingham Park. Fields family visits New Britain and Elizabeth, NJ. Mrs. Ida Greenleaf visits in Bath then Saugus for winter.
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Albert Somes
Reading
Mass
Ardenne A. Stott
Park Street
Stott
Harry Cooke
Mary Marr
David S. Henderson
North Bath
John Howe
Upper Washington Street
Presque Isle
Bangor
John W. Gilmore
Joan W. Gillespie
James W. Gillespie
Washington Street
Athana C. Congdon
William M. Congdon
Bruce Street
Peggy Reed
Boston
Western Union Telegraph Co
Bath
Leonard Thombe
Belfast
Y M C A plans drive and reports to directors
President Charles C. Low and Vice President F. B. Nichols submitted a report to the Y M C A board ahead of their monthly meeting. The annual drive for 3500 dollars was placed in the hands of Col H. W. Owen Jr and Clinton D. Wilson with solicitations to begin Monday. Reports covered summer camp leadership conference base ball league and major building repairs. P T A was given permission to use the gym for a banquet Oct 26 opening night of the State Congress of Parents and Teachers. Sidney L. Eaton presided in the president’s and vice president’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Low
F. B. Nichols
Y.M.C.A
Col. H. W. Owen, Jr
Clinton D. Wilson
P.t.a.'s
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
Sidney L. Eaton
Leon Walsh Guilty Of Assault In Municipal Court
Leon Walsh pleaded not guilty at arraignment but was found guilty of assault and battery on Ira Smith of Pleasant Avenue. Recorder Gardiner Deering imposed a $10 fine and court costs or 30 days in Kennebec County Jail. Walsh could not pay. Officers Green and Curran arrested him after Smith alleged a beating over fish. Walsh roomed with Smith at the Pleasant Avenue home.
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Leon Walsh
Ira Smith
Pleasant Avenue
Gardiner R. Deering
Kennebec County
Augusta
Langdon E. Green
William J. Curran
Walsh
Mr. Smith
Central Parish To Meet Next Monday
The annual meeting of the Central church parish will be held next Monday evening at 7 30. Officers will be elected and plans made for the yearly canvass to fund the coming year. All parishioners are urged to attend and representatives from every family are hoped to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Bowery Street Host for Engine 2 Men After Illness
Everett Green of Bowery street hosted Engine 2 men on Monday evening at his home after seven weeks of confinement due to a broken ankle and a later nervous breakdown. He is now improved in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Green
Bowery Street
Lown
Men
Engine 2
Nurses Association delegates from Portland city reach meeting
Attending the Maine State Nurses Association in Portland on Monday and Tuesday were Mrs. Jane Haggett Mrs. Ruth Henry and Miss Stella Dolloff. Haggett served as the delegate from the central district representing the city group.
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Maine State Nurses Association
Portland
Jane Haggett
Ruth Henry
Stella Dolloff
Haggett
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Robert B. Hatch
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
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Angel Guardian School
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Natick
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East Brunswick
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R.N
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Bowdoin College
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Buffalo
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Ridin’ Light Lodge
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Smith College
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Marion A. Wyman
Donnells
Frank Hewins, Jr
Hallowell
Bertha Lord
New York
Traphagen School of Fashion
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Barbizon Hotel
Rupert H. Baxter
Harry W. Tucker
Percival P. Baxter
Fenton Tomlinson
Mackworth Island
Portland Harbor
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Nichols
Westbrook Street
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Front Street
Orono
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Brian Jewett
University of Maine
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Sherman
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Islesford
Cadillac Mountain
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Harvey P. Hathorn
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Los Angeles
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Brownfield
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Psi Upsilon Fraternity
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St. Petersburg
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Spring Street
Shirley M. Mank
15 Spring Street
William Pease
Fyere't
Frank Stover
Blue Hill
Peas
Stover
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Ripley
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Appleton
Mirearet E. Higgins
Fred J Higgins
Lincoln Street
Colby White Mule
Higgins
Waverley
Charles I, Madden, Jr
Mechanic Stront
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Whitney Avenue
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John
Eugene Desmond
Thomas Cummings
Cummings
Alice Killarney
Kennebunkport
John W. Smith
Genevieve Smith
Donald Benson
Charles Benson
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Philip Boutin
Harold Boutin
Auburn
Edward Dunton
Boothbay Harbor
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Miami Beach
Carroll Watson
Constance Gilmore
Arthur Gilmore
Mechanic Street
Morse High
Berns Club
Morse
Clifton Nickerson
Leland Fortier
Alfred Gallant
Melvin Henderson
Omar Bertrand
Joseph Grace
Timothy Perow
Olin Pankhurst
Earl Brown
Clinton Childs
Ardenne McFadden
Dick Cummings
Epotrat John
Edward Brown
Harold L. Adams
Path Iron Works Corp
Robert P. Shaw
New York Museum of Science and Industry
Fred P. Shaw
Normandie
Havre
Shaw
Paris
New York Museum
Ambassador Hotel
Clifford Joseph White, Jr
Clifford White
Hinckley Street
I Bath Memorial Hospital
Virginia Wright
Phyllis Troop
Quincy, Mass
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William Smith
Ruth
Ralph Small
Dummer Street
Memorial Hospital
Mildred G. Nichols
Sagadahoc
Winter Street
Allan H. Ramsay
Charles W. Avery
James M. Royal
William S. Blair
Walter Madden
Bath Iron Works
Quincy
Margaret Smith
Virginia Golder
Dover
N. H
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Shrewsbury
Edward Sumner
Frank Perkins
Brunswick Hospital
Morin
Richardson
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Estelle Bowden
Frank H. Allen
St. Petersburg, Fla
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Portsmouth
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Berlin
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Wakefield
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Juilliard School of Music
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Washington, D. C
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Miss McIntosh
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Weeks Street
Watertown
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William Duplex
Noel Little
P.T.A
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K. C
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Rumford
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East
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Litchfield, Conn
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Harold E. Freeman
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R. Clinton McFadden
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This City
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West Point
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Elizabeth, N. J
Rockingham Park
William Fields
Hardings
New Britain
Conn
George Fields
Elizabeth
N. J
Ida Greenleaf
Saugus
Mercie McFadden
Burt Lyons
Central Parish