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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1931

Page

6

Wedding Plans for Miss Mary Paine and Ernest Rolph

Miss Mary Paine of High street will wed Ernest Rolph of Montreal at Grace church on Saturday at noon. Matron of honor is sister Mrs. Robert Smythe of Chicago. bridesmaids include Mrs. Charles S. Braden, Mrs. Caldwell B. Phillips, Miss Ellen Newell, and Miss Carrie Shaw. Best man is Gordon Rolph. ushers are Philip Paine, Argue Martin, Brooke Bell, Gordon Wilkins, and Stewart Snyder. Numerous prewedding gatherings are noted, with parties hosted by Connord, Miss Kimball, Miss Olm, and others. multiple social events planned the day before and day of the wedding. Also, Herbert S. Ingraham, former Brunswick high principal, is injured in a car collision, receiving scalp lacerations and other injuries. wife Mrs. Ingraham unhurt.

Mary FE. Paine High Street Ernest Rolph Montreal Grace Church Robert Smythe Chicago Charles S. Braden Caldwell Phillips Ellen Newell Carrie Shaw Gordon Rolph Philip Paine Argue Martin Brooke Bell Toronto Gordon Wilkins Stewart Snyder Tey Wen Miss Paine George B. Connord Andrews Road Russell Park Miriam W. Kimball Gladys Olm Rupert H. Baxter Clarenes FE. Johnson Herbert S. Ingranam Brunswick High School Newburypoort Mass Anna Jacques Hospital Newburyport Ingraham Ellision Marion A. Enos Parkton Read Jamaica Plain

Mrs Margaret Bryant Dies in Brunswick and Boothbay Harbor

Mrs Margaret Bryant passed Friday in Brunswick and Boothbay Harbor while on business. She was a Wiscasset visitor Thursday.

Margaret Bryant Brunswick Boothbay Harbor Wiscasset

Cape and Vineyard official visits in Falmouth

Kenneth Sheldon assistant superintendent of the Cape and Vineyard electrical office in Falmouth Mass arrived Saturday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs William Sheldon High street Mr Sheldon accompanied by his parents and brother Wallace Sheldon left Sunday to pass two weeks at the home of his sister Mrs Harry Short and Mr Short in Columbus Ohio Mr and Mrs W H Simpson of Bechtbay Harbor were Saturday visitors in this city.

Kenneth Sheldon Cape and Vineyard Falmouth Mass William Sheldon High Street Sheldon Wallace Sheldon Harry Short Mr. Short Columbus

Local residents and visitors noted in Bath column

Wilbur C. Oliver 2d leaves for Boston to study at Chauncy Hall School and Massachusetts Tech, living with brother Warren D. Oliver at Forest Apartments Cambridge. Mrs. Ruby Preble heads to Kittery with sister, Mrs. George Curtis. Mrs. Warren R. Smith visits Alden G. Smith family. Church Helpers at Corliss Street Church entertain at parsonage for faithful calendars distribution. Participants listed. Ruth Hedgden of Woolwich named French editor of the Lincolnian. Mrs. Lawrence B. Jackson of Chicago visits Birch Point Bath then heads to Haverhill and Bradford Academy, with plans to Baltimore and Chicago later.

Wilbur C. Oliver 2d Boston Chauncy Hall School Massachusetts Tech Warren D. Oliver Forest Apartments Forest Street Cambridge

Miss Marion Whittier and Miss Theo McNeil Weekend Visit

Miss Marion Whittier and Miss Theo McNeil of Gorham Normal school are spending the weekend at their homes.

Marion Whittier Theo McNeil Gorham Normal School

Mrs Farnham Returns From Visit To Sagadahock Ferry

Miss Laura Farnham of Sagadahock Ferry in Woolwich has returned home after visiting her cousins Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ames at 950 Middle street.

Laura Farnham Sagadahock Ferry Woolwich A. R. Ames Middle Street

Morse High Faculty Weiner Roast at Small Point

Morse High School faculty and friends gathered Monday afternoon for a weenie roast at Small Point. Attendees included Supt. and Mrs. C. D. Wilson Principal and Mrs. A. Bott Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Cummings J. E. Pomeroy Errol Baker Horace Herrick B. C. Wilson Miss Hester Roze Miss Katherine Conley Miss Katherine Leonard Miss Janette Smith Miss Cecile Veilleux Miss Jean Ogden Miss Elizabeth Ames and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Everard of West Bridgewater Mass. They will stay one more week. Beacon Street M E church Ladies Aid met at the parsonage 9 Bea planning for the Christmas sale occupied much of the time. Refreshments were served.

Morse High School Small Point C. D. Wilson A. Bott Charles C. Cummings J. E. Pomeroy Errol Baker Horace Herrick B. C. Wilson Hester Roze Katherine Conley Katherine Leonard Janette Smith Cecile Veilleux Jean Ogden Elizabeth Ames Beacon Street M. E Bea

Lords Complete Summer Home on Lake Cobbosseecontee

Mr and Mrs Fred R Lord of Augusta finalize a summer residence on Lake Cobbosseecontee and expect to move in next season The couple celebrated the completion of the new summer home located on the lakeshore tying into local leisure and seasonal plans for occupancy next summer.

Fred R. Lord of Augusta Lake Cobbosseecontee

Douglas Family Celebrates 52nd Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs David W Douglas hosted a family gathering in Brunswick for the 52nd anniversary of Mr and Mrs Isaiah Douglas who wed October 1 1879 at the home of Rev David Douglas then pastor of the Friends church at Winthrop. The couple's son Mr Douglas is a Friends preacher with past service in Durham and Oklahoma. The family includes Charles L David Frank Willis Nathan Donna Mrs Luther Pennell Mrs Ralph Lunt and others with ties to Freeport New Jersey and Maine. Mrs Donald Sewall and son Mark were visiting from Boothbay Harbor.

David W. Douglas Brunswick Douglas Isaiah Douglas David Douglas Friends Church Winthrop Friends Durham Oklahoma Mr. Douglas Windham Joseph Douglas Aypswell Leonardary Bailey Lunt Ieen Charles L. David Frank Willis Oklahoma City Okla Nathan Donna Fla Luther Pennell Ralph Lunt Freeport Helen Douglas New Jersey Lydia Douglas University of Maine

Dearborns Host Luncheon in New York Ritz-Carlton

Mrs George S Dearborn and Mrs Henry Dearborn of New York City recently returned from Summer at Small Point Beach as guests of honor with Mrs George F Rittenhouse at a luncheon held last Wednesday in the oval restaurant of the Ritz Carlton New York by Mrs Davie B Dearborn. Mrs A L Ripley of Rockport will arrive Monday to spend a few weeks in this city as guest of her daughter Mrs Margaret Bryant of North Street extension.

George S. Dearborn Henry Dearborn New York City Small Point Beach George F. Rittenhouse Oval Ritz- Carlton Hotel New York Davie B. Dearborn A. L. Ripley Rockport Margaret Bryant North Street

Bath City News Roundup Of Local Visits And Births

Co L Pascal of Rockport returned Friday after a few days at the Whit tier home 360 Washington street A daughter Katharine Ann Frates was born recently at Bath City hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Frates Frates is 2nd assistant chief of the Bath Fire Department Whit tiers and Pascal left Sunday for Bar Harbor They will return Monday Mr and Mrs Bruce White and Bruce White Jr visited Mr and Mrs Joseph McInnis in Greenville over Sunday Miss Shirley Shepard hosted her club at her Pine street home Attendees included Edna Potter Virginia Clark Isabelle Berry Jessie Colby Elinor Coombs Phyllis Wright Eugene Sprague is substituting for Albert W Flint at Flint's drug store City Clerk John W Gilmore resumed duties after a Canadian Gaspe Peninsula trip Mrs L P Beals of High street visiting relatives in Cambridge Mass Mr and Mrs Walter Wright of Bridgeport Conn guests of Mrs Wright's sister Mrs George Rogers 14 Andrews road First visit to city in 13 years Mrs Jessie Bailey of Woolwich guest of Mrs Julia B Cunningham Cobb road W S Nason hosted a bridge luncheon at 7 Bath street Attendees included Florence and Grace Knight Sarah and Carolyn Varney Minnie Bemis won first prize Carolyn Varney second Sarah Varney third Josephine Tucker guest prize Attendees also included Mary Hobson Frances Peaslee Dora Lowell

Katharine Ann Frates Bath City Hospital Richard Frates Frates Bath Fire Department Shirley Shepard Pine Street Edna Potter Virginia Clark Isabelle Berry Jessie Colby Elinor Coombs Phyllis Wright Walter Wright Bridgport, Conn Mr. Wright George Rogers Andrews Road City W. S. Nason Wiscasset Bath Street Minnie Bemis Carolyn Varney Sarah Varney Josephine Tucker Florence and Grace Knight Sarah Mary Hobson Frances Peaslee Dora Lowell

Mr and Mrs Stanley Hunter Plan Move to Passmore Home

Mr and Mrs Stanley Hunter and their daughter Barbara will soon relocate to the Passmore residence on Court Street, marking a family move to a new neighborhood setting.

Stanley Hunter Barbara Passmore Court Street

Miss Evelyn Redlon Visits Parents in Bath

Miss Evelyn Redlon, a Shaw Business college student in Portland, spent the weekend at her parents home in West Bath, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Redlon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fitzgerald plan to move from Portland to Bath for the winter.

Evelyn Redlon Shaw Business College Portland Mrs. O. M. Redlon West Bath

Local Businessman Receives Warm Greeting in City District

Fred C. Cox of A. Hallet & Co. was greeted warmly by many friends in the business district Friday afternoon, marking his third visit in eight weeks as he follows a physician's orders to rest at home. Mrs. William Daley of Pearl Street travels to Thomaston to spend a week with her mother, Mrs. J. H. Harjula.

Fred C. Cox A. Hallet & Co William Daley Pearl Street Thomaston J. H. Harjula

Freeman Visits Front Street Business After City Hospital Stay

John Freeman, long admitted at City hospital, returned to his Front Street business on Friday afternoon marking a first post hospitalization visit to work.

John Freeman City Hospital Front Street

Portland Trip Highlights and Local Family News

Mrs. Harry Cook and Mrs. Edna Wilson with Miss Vanone Atkinson and Miss Car men Atkinson drove to Portland Friday afternoon. Edith Lemont has resumed duties at Bath Garage Co after a Canada visit. John Wishart and wife returned to their North street home from a Mohawk trail motor trip. Medora Atwood of Portland and Clara Hawthorne of Mont sweag visit Miss Flora Leonard at Sagadahoc Ferry.

Harry Cook Edna Wilson Vanone Atkinson Carmen Atkinson Portland Edith Lemont The Bath Garage Co Canada John Wishart North Street Medora Atwood Clara Hawthorne Montsweag Flora Leonard Sagadahoc Ferry

Engaged Bath Man Dane Jr to Wed Miss Welch

The engagement of Ernest Blaney Dane Jr son of Bath Iron Works first yacht builder and Miss Barbara Hinkley Welch was announced by Mrs Wolcott Jr of 125 Beacon Street Boston and Milton Dane Harvard class of 27 has mining work in Idria California Welch a Windsor school graduate is Vincent club Junior league member Dane met Bath friends during yacht Vanda construction No wedding date set Also social notes from Bath include a motor trip by several families and a Young Ladies Bridge club meeting with four tables and prizes for members listed.

Ernest Blaney Dane Jr Bath Iron Works Corp Barbara Hinkley Welch Miss Welch Wolcott Jr Beacon Street Boston Milton Dane Brookline Mass Harvard College Idria Calif Welch Miss Winsor Vincent Club Bath

Murray First Universalist Card Party Draws 14 Tables

The Murray club of the First Universalist church held a card party in the vestry on Thursday afternoon with 14 tables. In the auction, Ellen Merrill won first prize a luncheon cloth. Beulah Pankhurst won second prize bath salts. Eunice Walters took first prize silk hose in auction and Walter Abbott won second prize two packs of cards. George Merrill Ada Deering organized tables. Affle Jacobs Bertha Powers and Ley Perry ran refreshments.

Ley Perry

Waterville visit follows Woolwich accident funeral

Miss Doris Dall at 32 South Street visits her relatives in Waterville. The Wright and McDougal families from Quincy and Mrs. Conant of Somerville attended the funeral of their nephew Lewis Wright of Wiscasset, victim of the September 23 Woolwich automobile crash. They were guests of Mrs. Annie McDougal on Plum Lane.

Lewis Wright Quincy Mass Daniel McDougal Fred Conant Somerville Wiscasset Woolwich Frank Halson Annie McDougal Plum Lane

Mrs Virginia Manson Returns From Camden Visit

Mrs Virginia Manson returns Thursday to her home at 944 Middle Street after a week with her cousins Mrs Belle Hooper and Miss Nellie Morse in Camden at their summer home in Fall River Massachusetts.

Virginia Manson Middle Street Belle Hooper Nellie Morse Fall River Mass Camden

Miss Eileen Hayes Assigned to Dike School Sub-Primary

Miss Eileen Hayes of Winthrop Massachusetts assumed duties Friday as teacher in the Dike school sub primary replacing Mrs. Marshall J. Boudreau nee Bassie R. Galvin. Miss Hayes arrived Thursday and is boarding with Mrs. Fred W. Hartnett at 970 High Street.

Eileen Hayes Winthrop Mass Marshall J. Boudreau Bassie R. Galvin Charles F. Cummings Miss Hayes Fred W. Hartnett High Street

Mrs Cooke Invited to White House Tea by Hoover

Mrs Francis G Cooke of Silver Spring Maryland formerly Miss Harriet Henderson of Bath, sister of Sheriff Albert Henderson, has been invited by Mrs Herbert Hoover to a tea on the White House lawn October 9 for the Republican Women's League. Mr and Mrs Henry Campbell have returned to Albany New York after visiting Bath.

Francis G. Cooke Silver Springs Harriet Henderson Bath Albert Henderson Herbert Hoover Pesident White House Republican Women's League

Coast Guard School of Engineering For Spinney Junior

Clarence Spinney Jr of 1308 Washington street left Thursday for New London Conn to enter as a first year man at the United States Coast Guard School of Engineering. His father accompanied him to New London and returned Sunday night. Mrs Jessie Nowell matron at the Old Ladies Home is spending her annual vacation in Massachusetts cities.

Clarence Spinney, Jr Washington Street New London Conn United States Coast Guard School of Engineering Jessie Nowell Old Ladies’ Home Massachusetts

Miss Gladys Comeau Undergoes Tonsil Removal at Bath City Hospital

Miss Gladys Comeau bookkeeper at the Publix theatre underwent an operation for removal of her tonsils Thursday morning at Bath city hospital. Mr and Mrs Marshall Boudreau who recently honeymooned in the White Mountains will reside at 32 Western avenue.

Gladys Comeau Publix Theatre Bath City Hospital Marshall Boudreau Bessie Galvin White Mountains Western Avenue

Engagement of Isabelle Paisley to Panama Man Announced

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Paisley of 39 Weeks Street announce the engagement of their daughter Isabelle T to a Panama man, son of Mrs. Stacy Robbins of Brunswick. The wedding is planned soon.

William J. Paisley Weeks Street Isabelle T Panama Stacy Robbins Brunswick

Weekend guests from Hyde Park and Boston

Mr and Mrs Howard Pratt of Hyde Park Massachusetts and Mrs Rufus Hall of Boston were the weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Bernard Pratt at Cobb road Russell park.

Howard Pratt Hyde Park Mass Rufus Hall Boston Bernard Pratt Cobb Road Russell Park

P T A Guests Surprise Bath Family With Gifts

Mrs. Fred Smith on High street welcomed 290 Dike School P T A members who arrived at her home with baskets chairs and tables to host a social. A presentation of dainty underwear was made by past president Mrs. Scott Golder. Mr. Smith returns from a long absence and the family plans a winter move to Southport Conn.

Fred Smith High Street Dike School

Mrs Dunton Guests At Portland Summer Home

Mrs Ralph Dunton of Congress street Portland is the guest of her daughter Mrs Edward St Martin of Washington street Mr and Mrs Dunton spent the Summer at their summer home at Robin hold

Ralph Dunton Congress Street Portland Edward St. Martin Washington Street Mrs. Dunton Robinhold

Clappison Couple Tour Includes American Legion Convention

Mr and Mrs James Clappison spent three weeks touring Canada New York State and Detroit visiting landmarks and attending the American Legion convention during their journey.

James Clappison Canada New York State Detroit American Legion

Nurses Bid Farewell To Trainees Departing For Boston Course

A farewell party at the Nurses home honored Miss Catherine Chase and Miss Josephine Moore, City hospital student nurses, who left for a six month Boston City hospital course as part of their three years of training. The event featured flower decoration, music, bridge, and refreshments, with gifts presented by colleagues. Miss Dorothy Milliken returned from six months in Boston to resume duties at Bath hospital.

Catherine Chase Josephine Moore City Hospital Boston City Hospital Miss Chase Miss Moore Dorothy Milliken Boston Bath Hospital

Pinkhams and McDonalds Return From White Mountains Trip

Mr and Mrs Thatcher Pinkham of Bridge street and Mr and Mrs Dan ford McDonald of Winneganee have returned from a brief trip through the White Mountains.

Thatcher Pinkham Bridge Street Danford McDonald Winneganee White Mountains

Mrs Lincoln Bailey and Daughter Return from NY Trip

Mrs Lincoln Bailey of Bedford street and her daughter Mrs Otto C Nutting of Mt. Desert return home after a week long automobile trip to New York State where they visited relatives in Hartford Connecticut en route.

Lincoln Bailey Bedford Street Otto C. Nutting Mt. Desert New York State Hartford

Miss Clarabel Quick Returns to Eastman School

Miss Clarabel Quick returns to Rochester New York to resume her senior year at the Eastman School of Music after vacation with her parents.

Clarabel Quick Rochester N. Y Eastman School of Music

Annie Lynch Leaves Portland for Quebec After Summer Visit

Mrs Annie Lynch of Quebec traveled from Portland where she spent the summer with her sister Mrs James Pratt in Bath and with her sister Mrs William Mann of Upper Washington Street in Orange New Jersey. Her party regrets to learn Hon Frank J Ham collector of internal revenue was confined in a Quebec hospital after an automobile accident that overturned a car with Mr and Mrs Ham and Mr and Mrs George C Fernald of Augusta. Mrs Fernald suffered a severe shaking up and Mr Fernald, treasurer of Augusta Trust Co., bruised a leg. Mrs Annie Lynch will pass the summer in Quebec before returning. Mr and Mrs Carl C Anderson and Charles D Hall left Monday for Boston for a week.

Annie Lynch Quebec Portland James Pratt Bath William Mann Upper Washington Street Orange N. J William Wood Frank J. Ham Augusta Internal Revenue Ham George C. Fernald Fernald Augusta Trust Co Carl C. Anderson Charles D. Hall Boston

Lewiston social notes mention weekend visits

Miss Muriel Minihane returned to her Lewiston home after a Bath weekend. She and Miss Hope Rowe along with D. J. Tardiff and Paul Wilson visited Georges Lake Liberty for an afternoon. Mrs Edward W Hyde visited Augusta with her brother Dr John Morse. Mr and Mrs John Taylor left on a automobile trip through the White Mountains and New York State.

Muriel Minihane Lewiston Bath Minihane Hope Rowe D. J. Tardiff Paul Wilson Georges Lake Liberty Edward W. Hyde North Street Augusta John H. Morse John Taylor Washington Street White Mountains New York State

Weekend trips and family notices in New England

Postmaster and Mrs Henry W Owen with children Edward William Maurice and Mr and Mrs W S Voorhees with children Eleanor John James and William spent Sunday at North Conway New Hampshire enjoying a picnic. Mrs Ruth Henry Red Cross nurse visited Mount Vernon. Capt and Mrs Henry W Butler and Mr and Mrs Chester A Plant of High street left for a motor trip to northern parts of the state planning stops at Lincoln Vanceboro Houston Preque Isle and Caribou Tuesday. Miss Lillian Norton of the State Department of Public Welfare spent the weekend at home in Farmington.

Henry W. Owen Edward William Maurice W. S. Voorhees Eleanor John James North Conway N. H Ruth Henry Red Cross Mount Vernon Henry W. Butler Chester A. Plant High Street Lincslin Vanceboro Houston Preque Isle Caribou Lillian Norton State Department of Public Welfare Farmington

Captain Reginald Leonard Returns Home After Year Abroad

Capt Reginald Leonard of Sailors' Snug Harbor New York has come home after a little over a year with his sister Mrs Nellie Leonard Warren at Day's Ferry His health permitting he plans a Watt utit Summer Captain Leonard is in his eighties and his sister recently marked her 84th anniversary

Reginald Leonard Sailors’ Snug Harbor New York Nellie Leonard Warren Day’s Ferry Leonard

Mrs Sewall and son Return to Boothbay Harbor Home

Mrs Donald S. Sewall and her son Mark returned Sunday to their Boothbay Harbor home after spending a few days with Mrs Mark W. Sewall on Washington Street.

Donald S. Sewall Mark Boothbay Harbor Mark W.sewall Washington Street Mark W. Sewall

Past Noble Grands supper bridge honors club members

The Past Noble Grands club of Queen Esther Rebekah lodge enjoyed a Wednesday supper bridge at Mrs. Lillius Larrabee’s cottage on New Meadows hosted by Mrs. Larrabee and Mrs. Eva Atwood. Three members celebrated birthdays with gifts from president Lois McKiever. Florence Mank won the first prize and Harriet Huggard earned the consolation. Attending were Sarah Munsey Elizabeth Tedford Nellie Leeman Annette Pinkham and Eola Atwood.

Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Lillius Larrabee New Meadows Larrabee Eva Atwood Lois McKiever Harriet Huggard Florence Mank Nellie Lord Huggard Sarah Munsey Elizabeth Tedford Nellie Leeman Annette Pinkham Eola Atwood

William R Ballou Returns Home After Visit

William R Ballou of Bangor returned home Sunday after a brief visit with his aunt Miss Susan N Ballou of High Street.

William R. Ballou Bangor Susan N. Ballou

Bath family and friends take weekend motor trip to White Mountains

Mr and Mrs Luther Thompson of Bath with daughter Mrs Clifford Smith of Braintree Mass and Dr and Mrs F W O'Brien of Brooklyn New York spent the weekend on a motor trip to the White Mountains. Mrs Minnett of Marcia street is visiting two weeks in West Bath with Mrs Annie Wylie Stack pote as host.

Luther Thompson Bath Clifford Smith Braintree Mass F. W. O'Brien Brooklyn N. Y Eastland Portland White Mountains

Freshmen Host Tea at BU Sargent School of PE

Miss Elizabeth Deering served on the Junior Advisory board that organized a hostesses committee for a get acquainted tea Friday afternoon for all freshmen at Boston University's Sargent School of Physical Education in Cambridge. The freshmen were guests of the faculty and Junior class advisory board. The gymnasium event marked the year’s first social gathering. Mr and Mrs Charles J Donnell hosted a luncheon at the Donnell cottage on Popham Beach Sunday.

Elizabeth Deering Boston University Sargent School of Physical Education Cambridge

Red Cross official visits city staying with local hosts

Miss Rose Pear Danforth secretary of Poriland chapter of the American Red Cross spent the weekend in the city as a guest of Mrs. Rosanna Mc Fadden at 12 Cobb road. She returned in September from a trip abroad visiting England and France. Mr and Mrs M Langdon Hill of Falmouth Foreside were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs Fred D Hill of High

Rose Pear) Danforth Poriland The American Red Cross Rosanna McFadden Cobb Road Miss Danforth England France M. Langdon Hill Falmouth Foreside Fred D. Hill High Street

Engagement of Cynthia Katherine Ryan to Joseph McEneany

Mr and Mrs Thomas G Ryan of Bay Ridge Brooklyn N Y announce the engagement of their daughter Cynthia Katherine to Joseph Francis McEneany son of Thomas L McEneany of Washington D C Miss Ryan born at 24 Court street resided there until moving to New York She has visited this city each Summer She is a graduate of St Joseph school for girls and Maxwell Training school for teachers Mr McEneany is a graduate of Catholic University in Washington D C and New York Law School class of 31 He passed the bar this year They both visited this city last Summer as guests of Miss Marjorie Smiley.

Thomas G. Ryan Bay Ridge Brooklyn N. Y Cynthia Katherine Joseph Francis McEneany Thomas L. McEneany Washington, D.C Miss Ryan 24 Court Street New York St. Joseph School Maxwell Training School

Mrs Mann Returns From Weekend Visit in Portland

Mrs. William Mann has returned after spending the weekend with her sister Mrs. James R. Pratt in South Portland.

William Mann James R. Pratt South Portland

Miss Gladys Comeau Returns Home After Tonsil Operation

Miss Gladys Comeau returns to 11 Spring Street from Bath city hospital after tonsil removal surgery. She rests comfortably but will remain in bed for several days.

Gladys Comeau Spring Street Bath City

Surprise party for Miss Helen Colby by Corliss Street church

Miss Helen Colby, visiting Miss Sarah Coombs, was surprised Saturday night by her T. S. S. class at Corliss Street church. The group, dressed in costume, shared games and singing, served refreshments, and presented a neck lace and bracelet. Attendees included Olive Seavey, Katherine Campbell, Estelle McCabe, Virginia Jewes, Dorothy Hill, Amanda Day, Nellie Burgon, Miriam Coombs, and Mrs. A. S. Cunningham of Georgetown.

Corliss Street Charles H. Berry Ha Ze Plant Estelle McCabe Dorothy Hill Harriet Plant Abby McCabe Amanda Day Edward McCabe Agnes Burgess Everett Wallace Raymond Watson Mildred Wallace Shirley Pratt Beulah Pratt Olive Seavey Roy Stover Albert Oliver Wallace Sheldon Helen Colby Bernice Colby Dorothy Burgess Sarah Coombs Colby Miss Coombs Miss Colby Katherine Campbell Virginia Jewes Nellie Burgon Miriam Coombs

Mrs Elizabeth Alexander as Guest of Blair Family

Mrs Elizabeth Alexander of Gardiner street Richmond visits as guest of her brother and wife Captain and Mrs Charles A Blair of High street.

Elizabeth Alexander Gardiner Street Richmond Capt Charles A. Blair High Street

Ladies Aid Meeting at First Universalist Church

The Ladies aid met Friday at the home of Misses Lydia and Emma Moses at 1034 Washington Street. A rummage sale will be held in the vestry Friday at 2 30 in charge of Mrs. Harry Foote Mrs. Henry G Hodgdon and Mrs. Charles A Blair. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.

First Universalist Church Lydia Emma Moses Washington Street Harry Foote Henry G. Hodgdon Charles A. Blair

Mrs Kimball Returns Home From Augusta Visit

Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball of High street returned home Monday after visitingMr. and Mrs. Milton S. Kimball in Augusta for several days.

Frederick H. Kimball High Street Milton S. Kimball Augusta

Bank official attends bankers convention in Atlantic City

Dunlay Ay Hatch assistant cashier of the Bath National bank leaves Saturday night for Atlantic City New Jersey to attend the American Bankers association convention opening Monday. The three day session ends with a trip to Haddonfield New Jersey to visit his sister Mrs Earle Twitchell.

Dunlay Ay~ Hatch Bath National Bank Atlantic City N. J American Bankers Association Mr. Hatch Haddonfield Earle Twitchell

Ramona Dairymaids add six members after council meeting

After a Ramona council gathering, six joined the Dairymaids association. Other notes mention Dairymaids rescheduling a meeting to Oct 2 to avoid Portland council clash, Christmas cards on display, Bowdoin College fraternity events, and a busy cultural scene with concerts by Kreisler McCormack and Rachmaninoff in Portland.

Ramona Council D. of P Dairymaids’ Association Dairymaids Great Council Portland

Mrs Sewall Visiting New York City On Short Stay

Mrs Arthur Sewall of Washington street is in New York City for several days and will return by the middle of the week.

Arthur Sewall Washington Street New York City Sewall

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. H. Simpson Becthbay Harbor Ruby Preble George Curtis Kittery Mrs Warren R. Smith Oak Park, UL Alden G. Smith Ruth Hedgden Lincolnian Lincoln Academy Lawrence B. Jackson Frederick E. Drake Birch Point Haverhill Nance Bradford Academy Jackson Donald Jackson Baltimore Ernest Everard West Bridgewater Co. L. Pascal Arthur C. Whittier C. L. Pascal Bar Harbor Bruce White Bruce White Jr Joseph McInnis Ripegenus Dam Greenville Eugene Sprague Albert W. Flint Flint John W. Gilmore L. P. Beals Cambridge, Mass Jessie Bailey Julia B. Cunningham Charles Fitzgerald Karcher Jackson Elizabeth Jackson Jane Dennell Young Ladies’ Bridge Club Bath Savings Institution Alma Daley Mary Spear Margaret Keegan Helen Larrabee Ruth Johnson Louise Johnson Josephine Fraser Margaret Fraser Flora Hennessy J. Evelyn Grindell Agnes Cooke Arlene Footer Richard K. Marr Portsmouth James E. Marr Pittston Mary E. Marr Oscar D. Greenough Hyde Park, Mass EF. A. Footer Muriel Howe Lillian Lewin Hyde Windlass Co Doris Dall South Street Waterville Harry Aldrich Evelyn Jacoues Henry Campbell Albany, N. Y Westcustoge Inn Yarmouth Ralph Whitehouse Hiram Stevens Fred Higgins Ralph O. Dale Almon Perry Emery Footer Rachel Nichols James B. Lemont Charles J. Donnell Donnell Popham Beach A. S. Cunningham Georgetown Bowdoin College Maine City Hall Fritz Kreisler New England Kreisler John McCormack Rachmaninoff Aaron Richmond Kelley Field Morse High P. T. A WCSH Drouin-Leeman Clifford Percy Leeman Bradford Belanger Clifford Jr Paul and Cyril Morse High Glee Club Carrie E. Shaw Kathleen Leonard Jane Donnell Alice Mulligan Gwendolyn Leonard Ruth Powers Thelma Cameron Bertha Lord Demorise Renaud Jeanette Shackford Rosalys Desjardins Merline Pinkham Virginia Lewis Emma Morse High Paul Hayes Lois Swett Carol Stevens Edward Owen Richard Haskell Barbara Fisher Barbara Norton Geraldine Stott Jesse Levine Margaret Austin Isabelle Gallant Hubert Arsenault Edith Mackinnon Blair Hodge Barbara Brown E. Mason Wright Winship Street Nehemiah Boynton D. D Newton Center Malden Island Five Islands Congregational and Christian Churches Geneva Winter Street Church J. Edward Drake W. Stanley Hunter A. J. Conti E. D. Hardin Nellie Sawyer Baker A. A. Stott Gardiner Sagadahoc Langdon T. Snipe Harry F. Morin H. L. Stilphen Mr. Herrick Roselle P. Rudd Greenwich Hotel Phoenix John S. Place John J. Keegan Keegan Hibbert Norton Omar King Franklin Morse Lawrence Lord Carl Dearborn Russell Colby Clinton Fleming Nelson Lowery Arthur Rand Leon Buck John Murray Merritt Trott Plinette Allen Miller Salvation Army Walter M. Potter Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers P.T.A Dike P.T.A Daniel J. Perry Fred Hoffman Charles McDonald Ralph Dunbar Lena Shepard Joseph I. Smith Scott Golder George Reynolds Morsehigh P.T.A Arthur C. Norton Charles R. Farnham Russell Kenney North Center P.T.A William E. Palmer Frostina E. Marston Milton Trott LeRoy F Arthur Allen
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