Stitphen Tour Through Canada and New England Highlights
Mr and Mrs Warren M Stitphen returned from a Canada trip via Jackman Armstrong Levis highway crossing the St Lawrence by ferry from Levis to Quebec They visited the Chateau Frontenac the Parliament building the St Anne de Beaupre shrine and Montmorency falls The trip included Arthabaska signposts Quebec toll bridge Sherbrooke Vermont and New Hampshire Autumn foliage in Dixfield Notch Carl Anderson returned to A Hallet Co from a two weeks vacation Dr and Mrs George Milton Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Clare Connor Smith to Sidney Webb Noyes Jr of Dobbs Ferry and East Sebago Noyes mother formerly Miss Abbie Clark of Bath Noyes a Hotchkiss and Yale alum now with Manufacturers Trust Co in New York and noted amateur golfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren M. Stitphen
Canada
Jackman
Armstrong
Levis
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Chateau Frontenac
Parliament
St. Anne de Beaupre
Montmorency Park
Arthabaska
Stitphen
Quebec Toll
George Milton Smith
Pine Orchard
Hotchkiss School
Yale University
Manufacturers Trust Company
New York City
Portland sewing circle meets for quilt tacking
Mrs. Robert W. Ferrell and Mrs. Edward C. Craig died last week in Portland. The Sacred Heart sewing circle chaired by Mrs. Alexander Burgess held a quilt tacking meeting Wednesday in Knights of Columbus hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Ferrell
Edward C. Craig
Portland
Sacred Heart Sewing Circle
Alexander Burgess
Knights of Columbus Hall
Stone Family Relocates From Park Street Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Stone and their sons Curtis and William have moved from the William Fields house on Park street to North Edgecomb. Stone will drive daily for Prescot Garage. Harry Fitch of Bath Garage, recently a patient at Bath Memorial hospital, has returned home to Sagadahoc Ferry and will resume duties gradually. Ramona council No 27 D of P met in Red Men s hall with balloting and reports from Stella Wade and the Great Council. A committee served oyster stew cake and coffee and dancing followed with Mrs Grover C Smith on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stone
Curtis
William
William Fields
Park Street
North Edgecomb
Mr. Stone
Prescot
Harry Fitch
Bath Garage
Bath Memorial Hospital
Sagadahoc Ferry
Ramona Council
No. 27
D. of P
Red Men’s Hall
Stella Wade
Great Council
Portland
Charles Ansert
Albert Gallant
Ralph Boardman
Grover C. Smith
American Legion auxiliary sewing circle opens season with large turnout
The American Legion auxiliary sewing circle held its first fall meeting with Mrs Walter W. Hill as president and a large attendance. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs Louis Silverman on Elm Street October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary Sewing Circle
Walter W. Hill
Louis Silverman
Elm Street
Mrs Fiske Discharged After 95th Birthday Heart Attack
Mrs. Julia Fiske of Rockland, hospitalized in Bath since Saturday after a heart attack on a Rockland bound train, was discharged Tuesday and returned home. She planned a winter trip to Charlotte to visit daughter Mrs Harry Leon, a custom for 25 years, despite medical warnings. Daughter and husband joined her on the way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Fiske
Rockland
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mr. Leon
Relatives Visit Milton Residents From Los Angeles
Mrs. Blanche B. Bunker and sister Mrs. Leah Strout of Los Angeles are visiting relatives in Milton Mass and will soon stay with their aunt Mrs. Ida M. Beals of Sagadahoc Ferry. They traveled east similarly last summer to spend time with kin and will return for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche B. Bunker
Leah Strout
Los Angeles
Cal
Milton
Mass
Ida M. Beals
Sagadahoc Ferry
Birth of Son for Mr and Mrs Joseph E Losier
A son named Gerald Edward Losier was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E Losier of 312 High Street. The mother, Dorothy Rosemarie Pero before marriage, is Mrs Losier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Edward Losier
Joseph E Losier
High Street
Losier
Dorothy Rosemarie Pero
Physicians gather for Maine medical conference dinner in Portland
Nearly 175 physicians and guests attended a dinner meeting at the Hotel Eastland in Portland on Thursday as part of a two day clinical conference sponsored by the Maine Medical Association and the Cumberland County Medical Society. Dr. Thomas Leary of Boston spoke as dinner speaker. other guests included Dr. Warren E. Kershner and Dr. Joseph I. Smith. Mrs Alden G. Smith hosted luncheon at her High Street home on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Eastland
Maine Medical Association
Cumberland County Medical Society
Thomas Leary
Boston
Tufts Medical College
Suffolk County
Warren E. Kershner
Joseph I. Smith
Ex-Alderman and party visit Bar Harbor and Cadillac Mountain
Ex Alderman Ralph C Covel and Mrs Covel with Mrs McNeal Mrs Lockery and Mrs Wiggin returned from a several day auto trip. They visited Quebec Armstrong Bangor and Bar Harbor and climbed Cadillac Mountain. The car was vandalized in Armstrong with broken handles, gasoline drained, and thieves attempted to drive off it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph C. Covel
Covel
William A. McNeal
Charles A. Lockery
Walter Wiggin
Quebec
Armstrong
Bangor
Bar Harbor
Cadillac Mountain
Cuebe
Mrs Rogers Visitation and Registration Helpers List
Mrs William Rogers of Wellesley Massachusetts visits her father Carroll Watson and Mrs Watson of Washington Street. High school pupils assisting in the registration at the Lincoln Sagadahoc Teachers association at Morse on Monday include Miss Mary Nickerson Miss Helen Hosmer Miss Dorothy Parshley Miss Esther Wilson and Miss Nellie Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rogers
Wellesley, Mass
Carroll Watson
Mrs. Watson
Washington Street
Lincoln-Sagadahoc Teachers Association
Morse
Mary Nickerson
Helen Hosmer
Dorothy Parshley
Esther Wilson
Nellie Robinson
Marriage announced for Marion Sawyer and Eugene Gannon
Announcements from Judge and Mrs William H Sawyer reveal the marriage of their daughter Marion to Eugene E Gannon formerly of Bath on October 6 at Concord New Hampshire. Mr and Mrs Harry Knight return to Somerville after visiting Sagadahoc Ferry. Mr and Mrs Wilmot Strong of Kobe Japan left New York after six weeks visiting Carl Donnell at Popham Beach and Bath. They will travel to Kalamazoo and the Pacific Coast before returning to Japan. Mrs Archibald Main returns home on Middle Street after a summer in New London Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Knight
Somerville, Mass
Fred Carlton
Sagadahoc Ferry
William H. Sawyer
Marion
Eugene E. Gannon
Bath
Concord
N. H
Wilmot Strong
Kobe
Japan
Charles J. Donnell
Mr. Donnell
Popham Beach
New York
Donnell
Strong
Kalamazoo
Mich
Pacific
Archibald Main
Middle Street
New London
Conn
Mrs Roland Robinson Returns From Portland Visit
Mrs Roland Robinson came back Saturday after weeks in Portland with her grandmother Mrs Benjamin Morris. Her husband, patient at Maine General hospital, underwent a throat operation last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Robinson
Portland
Benjamin Morris
Maine General Hospital
Weekend Visit Shifts Social Ties In Augusta
Robert Bragg of North street spent the weekend in Augusta with friends. Miss Jeanette Shackford returned Sunday from Portland where she spent a week with Miss Betty Fey, former Nassdén Institute roommate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bragg
North Street
Augusta
Jeanette Shackford
Portland
Betty Fey
Nassdén Institute
J H Hopkins of Dummer Street Passes Away in Augusta
J H Hopkins of Dummer Street passed away Saturday in Augusta. The notice records his death and last residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hopkins
Dummer Street
Augusta
Colby College Welcomes Record Freshman Class
Colby college opens its 117th academic year with 185 freshmen, the largest class since 1929, including Margaret E. Higgins Alice Mulligan A Duncan Bragg and Linwood W. Haynes. Enrollment is 122 men and 63 women as upper classes remain smaller than usual. Covel Wilery and Mrs Wiggin travel for a brief motor trip to Cuba. Wesley M E church sorority holds annual officers election with 25 present. The Larrabees return home after visiting relatives in Stockton Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby College
Margaret E. Higgins
Fred J. Higgins
Lincoln Street
Alice M. Mulligan
Helen C. Mulligan
Winship Street
A. Duncan Bragg
Ralphe W. Bragg
North Street
Linwood W. Haynes
Harry L. Haynes
Water Street
Maui Family Heads East for Pacific Coast and Hawaii
Mr and Mrs Alfred S Burns and daughter Betty of Lahaina Maui Hawaii left Friday for the Pacific coast and Hawaii. They had visited Rev and Mrs David L Wilson at Central parsonage and came with the Wilsons from Honolulu. They plan to sail from San Francisco late October. Mr Burns works in the sugar business on Maui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred S. Burns
Betty
Lahaina
Maui
Hawaii
Pacific Coast
David L. Wilson
Central Parsonage
Honolulu
Wilson
Winter Street church ladies hold first meeting after recess
The Ladies' Aid of Winter Street church met Friday afternoon in the ladies' room with 41 attendees. Miss Clare M. Coombs Mrs. Clarence W. Morse and Miss Sarah J. Hitchcock hosted. Mrs. Walter H. Bowker presided. Plans were made for a parish supper on Nov 1 and a rummage sale in the men’s room on Oct 23 led by Mrs. Arthur C. Lemont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of
Winter Street Church
Clare M. Coombs
Clarence W. Morse
Sarah J. Hitchcock
Walter H. Bowker
Arthur C. Lemont
Mr and Mrs Doble Visit Stratton With Beatrice
Mr and Mrs Malcolm Doble and daughter Beatrice of Green Street motored to Stratton Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Doble
Beatrice of
Green Street
Stratton
Oscar Thornton Returns as A&P Market Manager
Oscar Thornton resumed duties as manager of the A&P Market on Front street after a nine week illness. His genial personality was missed and is now praised by numerous customers who extended congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Thornton
A&p
Front Street
Baptisms at Winter Street Church Honor Haggett Family
Sunday services at Winter Street Church Baptisms included Harold J Haggett and wife with child Lucy Ann Haggett Charles L Haggett with child William Edwin Haggett The event marks a family ceremony with multiple generations baptized in one morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Harold J. Haggett
Lucy Ann Haggett
Charles L. Haggett
William Edwin Haggett
Luncheon Hosted by Miss Hill in Topsham Honors Mrs Butler
Mrs Henry W Butler of 624 High Street attended a Saturday luncheon at Miss Mary Pelham Hills Topsham home. Afternoon contract games followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Butler
High Street
Mary Pelham Hill
Topsham
Optometrists to Speak at Western Zone Meeting in Portland
Dr. Donald F. Preble and Dr. A I Stuart will be among the principal speakers at the Western Zone meeting of the Maine Association of Optometrists at the Eastland Hotel in Portland Thursday at 7 30 PM Dinner will precede the session Dr Preble will discuss The Success Triangle and Dr Stuart The Orthoptics of Myopia Mrs Ralph Whitehouse and Mrs Elmer Sidelinger visited Randolph and Gardiner on Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald F. Preble
A. I. Stuart
Maine Association of Optometrists
Eastland Hotel
Portland
Preble
Stuart
Eben Haskell Hosts Weenie Roast at West Point Home
Eben Haskell entertained a group of friends with a Sunday afternoon weenie roast at his mother Emma Haskell's West Point home. Attendees included Louise Briggs Elizabeth Butterfield Marjorie Trott Ellen Stevens Lucille Johnson Mary McClure Rita Cummings Madeline Dunton Marguerite Brown Josephine Haskell Dorothy Thebeau Roberta Erwin Dorothy Marshall Shirley Moore Warren Hawley Donald Page Nick Vanvakins Alden Smith Ernest Haskell William Mussenden Richard Farnham Franklin Hallowell Joe Robinson and Carl Earlbach. Mrs William Partington and son Billy returned home on High street Monday after visiting Wells Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Haskell
Emma Haskell
West Point
Louise Briggs
Elizabeth Butterfield
Marjorie Trott
Ellen Stevens
Lucille Johnson
Mary McClure
Rita Cummings
Madeline Dunton
Marguerite Brown
Josephine Haskell
Dorothy Thebeau
Roberta Erwin
Dorothy Marshall
Shirley Moore
Warren Hawley
Donald Page
Nick Vanvakins
Alden Smith
Ernest Haskell
William Mussenden
Richard Farnham
Franklin Hallowell
Joe Robinson
Carl Earlbach
Dr and Mrs Bagdikian Attend Maine Chiropractors Meeting
Dr. and Mrs. Paul G Bagdikian of Oak Street traveled to Water Ville for the Maine State Chiropractors Association gathering at Elmwood Hotel where Dr Bagdikian was elected a director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Bagdikian
Oak Street
Waterville
Maine State Chiropractors’ Association
Elmwood Hotel
Dr. Bagdikian
Anniversary party honors Mrs Wright with contracts
Mrs Ralph Wright hosted a Tuesday evening party at her Dummer street home for her fifth wedding anniversary. Guests included many names, with prizes awarded: first prize a pair of silk hose to Mrs Charles Corliss, a plaque to Mrs George Merrill, and two rohes of playing cards to Mrs Ry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wright
Dummer Street
Carroll Deering
Ada
Deer
George
Aperene
Charles Ace
N. Gratz Jackson
Athos Perry
John Atwood
Warren Parris
Lewis Spicer
Rose Rogers
Lyda Howard
Birthday Party for Kathleen and Winona Clark
Little Miss Kathleen Clark and her sister Winona celebrated birthdays with a Saturday party at their parents home on Upper Washington Street. Prizes were awarded in games and the kiss hunt, two cakes were served with ice cream and cookies, and several relatives and friends attended. Mrs. Walter B. Gidden left for Boston for a few weeks, and Mrs. Charles Foster of Little Neck, L. I., is recovering from infantile paralysis with expected full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Clark
Winona
Raymond M. Clark
Upper Washington Street
Barbara Danforth
Joahnée Breton
Alma Swanton
Bobby Powers
Marilyn Hart
Margaret Eliott
Walter Elliott
Catherine dWers
Franklin Howe
David Clark
Richards Family Relocates to Laconia for New Insurance Role
Mr and Mrs Albert Richards and family moved to Laconia New Hampshire from 161 Oak Street where Richards began new duties with the Metropolitan Insurance Co on October 8. He previously served as assistant manager of the Bath district for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Richards
Laconia
N. H
Oak Street
Richards
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Bath District
Mrs Azuba Holland on two week vacation with relatives
Mrs Azuba Holland companion to Mrs Annie Wylie Stackpole sails two weeks of travel. She spends the first week with sister Mrs F M Reid at Seguinland Summer home and the second week in Richmond visiting Mrs Elizabeth Alexander. Mr and Mrs Chester Dana and infant Barbara visit Eben Dana family in Woolwich for a few days while he goes duck hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azuba Holland
Annie Wylie Stackpole
Sanpores Crossing
F. M. Reid
Middle Street
Seguinland
Richmond
Elizabeth Alexander
Chester Dana
Barbara
Waterville
Mr. Dana
Eben Dana
Woolwich
MacMahans Leave Five Islands Cottage for Somerville
H F MacMahan and son Clayton have closed their cottage at Five Islands and returned Thursday to Somerville Massachusetts. Between 40 and 50 young people gathered in Beacon Street vestry Friday evening for a tramp social under the Epworth League. All wore old or cast off clothing and many unusual games were played. Ice cream and cookies were served after attendees told their hard luck stories to the kitchen committee led by Rebekah Miller. The affair was coordinated by Charles Plummer, president of the League. Mrs Clarence E Johnson of Summer street is visiting her daughter in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Epworth League
Rebekah Miller
Charles Plummer
League
Local Social and Community Notes of Boston Area
Mrs Edward V Reed on a Canada trip with husband and in laws. Miss Muriel Staples visiting mother in South Street and employed on Welfare Island New York Harbor. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Joseph A Butler a son Henry Walter weighing nearly eight pounds. Mrs Clara Coombs to host contract club on Cherry Street. Charles A Smith and family from Wolllaston Mass visited local friends. Central Church League held meeting at parish house with 26 members. Mr and Mrs Marius H Page led planning for year. talk by Mrs David L Wilson planned for next week. Blue Bell troop 11 Scouts met to plan a Fallflower party. Miss Netta Briggs led meeting. James named son of Mr and Mrs Redford Christianson born Sept 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Club
Woolwich
Eugenia Hunnewell
Sagadahoc Ferry
Florence Carlton
Maud Orr
Sasanoa Bluffs
Nelson Rice
Geraldine
Percy Marston
Avis
Costello P. Hall
Edward Reed
John Lily
Harry Fitch
Laura Farnham
Muriel Staples
R. N
Louise Staples
South Street
Miss Staples
Welfare Island
New York Harbor
Joseph A. Butler
Floral Street
Henry Walter Butler
Central Church League
Owen J. Ledyard
E. Motley Fuller
Byron F. Barker
Marius H. Page
David L. Wilson
Nine Philathea class members meet at Woolwich social
Nine members of the Philathea class of Corliss Street Church met with Mrs Hirold St Walker at fief fiefne in Woolwich on Monday evening for their first wheeling of the season. Following the regular business, meeting games were played and refreshments were served. Present were Mrs one Brit, Mrs Bérniice Achorn, Doris Hutchins, Mrs Wal ne seek des Bud, Mrs Arthur, and the hostess. One second Monday in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Corliss Street
Hirold St. Walker
Fief Fiefne
Woolwich
One Brit
Bérniice Achorn
Doris Hutchins
Walne
Arthur
Nentee
Brownie Troop Holds Meeting at Legion Hall
Mrs. John C. Fitzgerald led a Brownie troop meeting at the Legion hall on Wednesday afternoon with 17 present. The group learned the Brownie law and motto, sang songs, and enjoyed storytelling followed by games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Fitzgerald
Legion Hall
Smiley Family Ends Visit From Philadelphia Trip
Mr and Mrs Vaughn Smiley of Philadelphia Pennsylvania completed a visit with Mrs Smiley's parents Mr and Mrs Fred Kittridge on High Street and with Mrs Louise Smiley at Dike Jodd before returning home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Smiley
Philadelphia
Mrs Ruth H Farnham Visits Auburn Women's Club Tea
Mrs Ruth H Farnham president of the Cosmopolitan club and director of District 11 of the Maine Federation of Women's clubs attended the Fall membership tea of the Women's Literary Union at its club house on Main street Auburn. She was a luncheon guest of Mrs Harry B Stone of Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth H. Farnham
Cosmopolitan Club
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Women’s Literary Union
Main Street
Auburn
Harry B. Stone
Lewiston
Mrs Hathaway Visits Cambridge Family Friends
Mrs. Charles F. Hathaway of Cambridge Massachusetts arrived Friday to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Tucker at 934 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hathaway
Cambridge
Mass
Harry W. Tucker
Middle Street
Augusta engineer promoted to assistant operating engineer
H Layton Jackson of Augusta in the Central Maine Power Company operating department is promoted to assistant operating engineer. He fills the post left by Ralph G Kennison who moves to division manager, and William P Wyman shifts to assistant to the general manager. Jackson is the son of State Senator N Gratz Jackson of Bath. Bowdoin College pledges 149 newcomers including Edward H Owen Leonardo E Buck Robert H Cressey from Psi Upsilon and Chi Psi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Layton Jackson
Augusta
Central Maine Power Company
Ralph G. Kennison
William P. Wyman
Jackson
N. Gratz Jackson
Bath
Bowdoin
Psi Upsilon
Edward H. Owen
Leonardo E. Buck
Chi Psi
Robert H. Cressey
Lincoln Sagadahoc Teachers Assoc Meeting Attended By Libby
R. J. Libby state agent for rural education joined attendees in the city Monday for the Lincoln Sagadahoc Teachers Association gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Libby
Lincoln-Sagadahoc
Teachers’ Association
Fall Visitors and Travels of Bowdoinham Residents
Miss Marie Jack and brother Fred A. Jack visit cousin Miss Flora Leonard at Sagadahoc Ferry after spending the Fall at Abbagadasset Point Bowdoinham. Dr. Hugh D. Grant and wife plan a two week trip to Montreal and Ottawa leaving Wednesday morning. Mrs. Ida Greenleaf of Everett Mass visits daughter Mrs. Albert McFadden of Westport Upper High street. Calvin and Russell Greenleaf, sons of Clarence Greenleaf of Saugus Mass, return from Westport with their grandmother and accompany Mr. Greenleaf and Mrs. Edna Swett of Chelsea Mass. Swett and Greenleaf visit Bath and Westport relatives during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Jack
Fred A. Jack
Abbagadasset Point
Bowdoinham
Flora Leonard
Sagadahoc Ferry
Hugh D. Grant
Montreal
Ottawa
Ida Greenleaf
Everett
Mass
Westport
Albert McFadden
Upper High Street
Masters Calvin and
Russell Greenleaf
Clarence Greenleaf
Saugus
Greenleaf
Edna Swett
Chelsea
Swett
Mr. Greenleaf
Bath
Weekend Trip and Local Social Activities Report
Mr and Mrs Cecil Paine of High Street spent the weekend at their Sebago Lake summer home. Mr and Mrs Roger Pierce of Park Street and Mr and Mrs Allen Clark of Gardiner plan a two week motor trip to Bar Harbor St John N B Quebec Montreal Lake Champlain New York state and Niagara Falls. Past Matrons of Genesta Chapter O E S enjoyed an outing at South Wharpswell with a shore dinner at Sunset Rest and afternoon cards. The committee was Mrs Mabel Merrill chair and Mrs Ada Deering, with other attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Paine
High Street
Sebago Lake
Roger Pierce
Park Street
Allen Clark
Gardiner
Bar Harbor
St. John
N. B
Quebec
Montreal
Lake Champlain
New York State
Niagara Falls
Genesta
O. E
South Wharpswell
Mabel Merrill
Ada Deering
Annie Cox
Kate Perkins
Eva Cahill
Esther Oliver
Mae Ward
Annette Merrill
Frieda Bagditkian
Olive Corliss
Wise Owl Girl Scouts Hold Outdoor Hike Meeting
Wise Owl troop met Tuesday afternoon with Miss Katherine Shellenbarger in charge. The scouts hiked early to Winnengance for an observation walk beneath clear skies, selecting landmarks along the way, with about 66 participants noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Owl Tradp
Girl Scouts
Katherine Shellenbarger
Winnegance
Patten Library Annual Meeting Highlights Finances and Growth
The Patten Library reports a ongoing deficit caused by reduced city funding though the end balance remains modest. The year saw 29 507 volumes with 452 net gains after purchases gifts bindings and withdrawals and 5 302 card holders with 295 new applications and 115 juvenile joins. Circulation reached 29 674 with 22 866 main library and 6 808 juvenile loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Woolwich
Sebasto
West Bath
Troop
Elizabeth R. Moses
Edna Hallowell
Billy Mussenden
A Friend
John O. Moulton
William B. Mussenden
Charles P. Wetherbee
Doris Stickney
Alice M. Douglas
Joseph O. Purdue
Arthur Sewall
Maine Library Association
Lewiston
Miss Foote
Dean
American Library Association
Treasurers Report and Library Trustees Meeting Details
The treasurer reports cash by dates in 1934 with expenses of 3191.95 and balances ending Oct 1 1934 at 82.03 and 294.35 for different accounts. Attendees at the meeting include Margaret J Adams Mary Brown Daniel T Dougherty Frederick E Drake and many others. Judge Walter S Glidden was re elected chairman with Charles C Law treasurer and William S Newell auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret J. Adams
Mary Brown
Daniel T. Dougherty
Frederick E. Drake
Omar W. Folsom
Margaret R. Foote
Walter S. Glidden
Agnes W. Humphreys
Warren E. Kershner
Alice N. Magoun
Frostina E. Marston
J. Houghton McLellan
Harry F
Charles M. Tubbs
Carroll Watson
Charles P. Wetherbee
Henry C. Wright
Judge Glidden
Charles C. Law
William S. Newell
Arthur K. Purington
Bath News Capsule Highlights Local Events And Trials
Small fruit growers report strong demand for strawberries despite frost. Red Cross canvass raises concerns as posters go up in Bath businesses. A baked bean supper at Woolwich Union for Christian Service nets 16.80. Bath court cases include Chester Talbot appealing a 10 dollar fine for assault and battery. Community notes cover YMC A Auxiliary activities, Girl Scout camping plans, library seating donations, and Red Cross drive progress. Local races at Roslindale Park draw big crowds despite rain. Topsham Fair enforcement notes and sheriff presence also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Union
Sebenon Hall
Lay's Ferry
Clarence Baker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl Anderson
A. Hallet & Co
William V Percy
Julia A. Davis
John Gilmore
Percy
James B
Charlotte A. (Morrison) Percy
Mrs. Davis
Frank
Catherine
McCathey) Reynolds
Morridge
Paul M. Coffin
Charles
Ella M. (Keel) Coffin
Pearl E. Webber
Presque Isle
Elden E
Hester (Sloat) Webber
Mapleton
Edna Dodge
Belle Wiley
Alice Norris
First National Bank
Monnday
New Brunswick
Clare Coombs
Worcester
Graham Blandy
Miss Coombs
Connecticut
John F. Skillings
Uth
Igh Street
Sebasco
Helen Shaughnessy
Ge W. Hibbs
Frances Shaughnessy
Peter Hamilton
Baltimore
Charles F. Magoun
Barbara Jane Duntoh
Arthur J. Dunton
Célerth
Ralph G. Beton
Washiheton Street
Harry E. Stetson
Harry L. Day
William O. Kimball
Wesley M. E. Church
Agnes Shellenbarger
William Davis
Lloyd Daley
Andrew Butterfield
Allen Larrabee
Gerry
Stockton Springs
Larrabee
Laforest Coombs
Charles Coombs, Jr
Ralph Whitehouse
Elmer Sidelinger
Randolph and
William Partington
Billy
Wells Beach
Walter
Gidden
Charles Foster
Little Neck
L. L
Leon Plummer
Summer Street
H. F. MacMahan
Clayton
Five Islands
Somerville
Clarence E. Johnson
Charles Bradeen
Edward V. Reed
Bath National Bank
Clara Coombs
Cherry Street
Charles A. Smith
Wollaston, Mass
Lewis Totman
Frances D. Lane
Charles Blaisdell
Elizabeth Cameron
Bedford Street
Suburbs
Blue Bell
James
Daniel T. Drummond
Arthur Walton
Burleigh Martin
Samuel Titcomb
Rupert H. Baxter
Mary F. Gibbons
Maine
Sanford
Rumford
Livermore Falls
Westbrook
Dover-Foxcroft
William H. Buxton
Cape Elizabeth
Ralph A. Duperrault
Guysbert B. Vroom
Elizabeth D. McGrath
Central Grammar School
Beatrice, W. Nielsen
Enfield
Russell E. Jellison
Springfield
Bates College
Miss McGrath
Miss Nielsen
Bates
Mr. Peck
Peck
Patten Library Annual Meeting
T. Snipe
Sarimb Newell
Omar v. Folsom
Eee
Glidden
Ernest. F. Kelley
Langdon T. Snipe
Joseph Torrey
City of Bath Tetera Eee
Emma H. Mose
Lina G. Sewellegacy
Svuluipls
State of
Seeeee
Ewes Dsne
Red Cross
Lefiter's, Inc
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Roscoe P. McFadden
Brunswick
State Road
Chester R. Talbot
Roland F. Pero
John J. Keegan
Sagadahoe Superior Court
Phippsburg
Edward W. Bridgham
Pero
Ralph O. Dale
Talbot
Queen Esther
Rebekah Ridge
Iidge
Roczinghan Park
Saia
N.H
New England
Haverhill
New Hampshire Line
Albert Henderson
Topsham Fair Grounds
Y.M.C.A
Margery
Wild Rose Troop
Legion Building
Dead Horse
The
Patten Free Library
Thomas R. Huston
Association
Dummer Sewall
Flora M. Randall
Edward J. Tripp
Salvation Army
Territorial
House of Correction
Conti
Sagadahoc
Knights of Columbus
Columbiay
Th Perish
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
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