Social and Club Activities Highlight Bath Society News
The South End Contract club met for fall and winter sessions with president Mrs. Harry W. Crosman. Prizes went to Mrs. Pearl Dunbar and Mrs. Alfred Carpenter. The meeting list included many Bath residents, with forthcoming gatherings at Mrs. Quick’s and various members’ homes. Notable items cover weddings, births, travel, and community events across Bath and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Contract Club
Harry W. Crosman
High Street
Pearl Dunbar
Alfred Carpenter
William H. Small
Richard Quick
Elbridge R. Wright
Chester A. Plant
Vivian Brown
John H. Hunt
Edward V. Coombs
George Moses
Clara Coombs
Wellington A Moore
William Crowley
James T. Bonney
Horace P. Morse
Guy Sprague
Quick
Washington Street
Bates elected treasurer of Balentine Hall dorm
Miss Mary L. Bates daughter of Mr and Mrs Delmar E Bates of 15 Snow Park has been elected treasurer for the current school year at Balentine Hall the girls dormitory of the University of Maine. She is a junior in Home Economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen H. Stevens
Hiram T. Stevens
Middle Street
Miss Stevens
School of Education
University of Maine
Mary L. Bates
Delmar E. Bates
Snow Park
Balentine Hall
Bates
Community gathers for surprise party and weddings
A surprise party Saturday night at 48 High Street celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Lucien’s 20th wedding anniversary and Mrs. James Noftall’s birthday with gifts of china and red dahlias. Numerous Bath area residents attended, along with coverage of weekend visits, anniversaries, and local social notes across Brunswick and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Stover
Middle Street
Roy Stover
Memorial Hospital
Lucy Haggett
Arthur Haggett
Maxwell Street
Lawrence MacDonald
Bath
Philadelphia
Elmer Bourquist
Edith Thorne
Arthur Potter
Topsham
Georgie Groves
Augusta
Isadore Fornier
Harry Brocks
Kenneth Stewart
Brunswick
Leverett Welsh
Wiscasset
John Brocks
Raymond Barter
John Moore
Arthur Holme
Glen Orrs
Kay Harkins
Harold Orrs
J. Eugene Haggett
William Kingsbury
Chester McCrater
Doris Stickney
Doris Huston
Madeline Haggett
Margaret Gallagher
Elaine Munsey
Ardenne Pierce
Sadie Garcelon
Ruth Cogan
Helen Higgins
Helen Oulton
Etta Gallant
Norma Steussy
Moses Kennerson
Mary
Margaret Duncan
Lucien
High Street
James Noftall
Luther Tetu
Francis Messier
Rémund
St. Peter, Brunswick
Frank T. Fortier
Oscar J. Tanguay
Edward B. Hamblett
Wilfred F. Skaling
Anc
George T. Costain
H. Joseph Madden
James Nostall
Bath Iron Works eyeing sixth shipyard set for longer ships
The Bath Iron Works Corp considers enlarging capacity by adding a sixth set of ways, possibly reconfiguring the South Yard to launch longer vessels. A ledge in the Kennebec near the Houghton yard may be partially removed to avoid launching obstructions and allow future hulls beyond destroyers. Two sponsors will christen the USS Gleaves, with dates around early December, while current keel work for destroyers 182 and 183 progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Houghton
Archibald M. Main
Kennebec
Houghton Yard
Iron Works
Woolsey
USS. Gleaves
Navy
Ludow
Odd name origin and yard expansion at Iron Works
The article explains Trudione's origin from Judson and his daughters Gertrude and Ione. It notes extending the main wharf at the Iron Works to dock two destroyers will add about a full acre of yard space. An automatic sprinkler system is to be installed in the south end storehouse. A recreation surge centers on bowling with a yard-wide six-team league forming among 40 department reps in Winnegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald S. Atkinson
Houghton
Iron Works
Bath Iron Works Corp
Ross W. Judson
Grosse Point
Mich
The
Gertrude Lufkin
Boston
Robert Ells
Evanston, I
Trudione
Judson
Gertrude
Ione
Iron ‘Works
Carlton Bridge
Eee
Winnegance
Winneganee
Stanley Wallace
Harold Rogers
Lemont Street
High Street
Reed Filling Station
Bath area enjoys autumn drives and local lore
Neighbors gather gossip in Bath and suburbs as Columbus Day brings holiday chatter. The piece notes road work on Popham and a new Seventh Day Adventist church on High Street. It mentions wildlife, mosquitoes, spiders, brown tail moths, local curiosities, antique lodge records, and memories of Bath’s Sagadahock House poker scenes. It ends with advice to enjoy autumn drives to Five Islands and scenic mountain trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Adventist Church
High Street
Bath
Jife
Sagadahock House
The
Phoenix
Dorothy Waterman Returns From Poland Spring Summer
Miss Dorothy Waterman has returned home after spending the summer at Poland Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Waterman
Poland Spring
Bath High Students Extend Work Across Two Plants
Morse High School juniors and seniors in the manual arts program complete extended shop experiences at Bath Iron Works Corp and Hyder Windlass Co. Credits earned, attendance rules apply. Other city notes report cemetery drive improvements at the library, temporary relief lightship for Portland, a Baptist harvest supper in Alna, and a range of local events and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanwood Gilman
Walton Junior High School
Lewiston
The
Bath Iron Works Corp
Morse High School
Hyder Windlass Co
Bath
Newcastle-Alna
Erskine Hall
Alna
Personal Notes From Coastal Town Residents
Local notes list visits and travels of residents and visitors. Hurley McGlinchy and family, Ethel Coffin, and Cates kin spent Sunday in Waldoboro with William H. Cates. Others tour New York. Ada Small returns to Corrina after two weeks with John W. Gilmore. Several families vacation at Birch Point and Center Hill Mountain. Fire a day in Weld and Small Point Beach. marriage intentions filed for Hilton Freeman of Bath and Frank Freeman of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley McGlinchy
Cates
Ethel Coffin
Ernest Eccleston
New London
Conn
Ralph
Richard
Bertha Presley
Lula Herbert
Everett Lemont
Center Hill Mountain
Lake Webb
Weld
Duer D. Breck
New York City
Small Point Beach
Manley Breck
Howard
South Lancaster
Mass
Douglas Dearborn
Smalls Point Beach
Dearborn
Small Point
Hilton Jordan Freeman
Beacon Street
Cora Freeman
Bath
Frank B. Freeman
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Howard Mayo
New York
William F. Mussenden
Garden Street
W. B. Mussenden
Babson Institute
Wellesley
Rudolph Meister
Hyde Park, Mass
Brother
Carl T. Meister
Harry B. Sawyer
Dummer Street
Walter J. Brennan
Associated Industries of Maine
Fred R. E. Dean
Walter Wiggin
Charles Lockery
George Jacobs
John H. Welsh
Boothbay
Orvile E Page
Page
Fernando Hutchins
West Lynn
General Electric Co
Lynn
Schenectady
N. Y
Virginia Wright
Brunswick High School
Zlata Balakovic
Brunswick Choral Society
Helmut Baerwald
Francis McPherson
Fred Cary
Ada V. Greenblatt
William Colleran
Frank Harvie
Andrew Kus
Aphia Pinson
Durward Shorey
Lester Knight
Thimble
Florence Jewell
Leon Sonia
Roland McIntosh
Sagadahoce Ferry
Lincoln Bailey
Otto Nutting
Mt. Desert
William Palmer
Nut‘ing
Bailey
Long Beach
Calif
Nutting
Ladies’ Aid
Marcia Knights
Carolyn Thompson
Queen Esther
Rebekah Sedge
Bethe
Rebekah Lodge
Union
Horace Ward
Frank J. Farrin
Dorothy Milliken
Albert Thompson
Geraldine Fogg
Geraldine
Betty
Upper Washington Street
Aroostook County
Flavell S. Pierce
Pedro Miguel
Canal Zone
Pierce
Augusta Coombs
Corliss Street
Ethel Blake
R.N
Mrs. Leonard Lord
Fitts Street
R. Clinton McFadden
Georgiana
China Lake
Christine Curtis
First National Bank
Robert Paul
Charles F. Johansen
Western Avenue
Alton King
Bedford Street
Portsmouth
N. H
Stanley Peterson
Audrey Peterson
Marjorie Isobel
Williams
Hill
South Street
Genesta
George W. Larrabee
Pine Cone
Auburn
Harold E. Cutting
Carl H. Pinson
Thomas Aikenhead
Justus H. Miller
Sentinel
Pioneer
Lisbon Falls
Archie M. Wishart
Martha
Cornerstone
Portland
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Leonard M. Lord
Paul G. Bagdikian
Pall Convention of Chiropractors
Bangor
Arthur L. Berry
Beacon Junior Aid
Park Street
Junior Aid
Ladies Aid
Charles I. Madden, Jr
Berry
Thomas Baxter
Quaker Point
Robert Claude Lambie
William Lambie
Wellington
Cal
Catherine Marie Simili
Umberto Simili
Los Angeles
James A. Miller
Charles M. Miller
Virginia M. Rines
John N. Rines
Center Street
Hon
Rupert H. Baxter
San Francisco
Pearl Harbor
T. H
Claude S. Gillette
Capt. Gillette
United States Naval Base
Charles Henderson
Upper High Street
Carlton Andrews
West Bath
Watrocro
Mr Andrews
Charles Andrews
Club Garret
Columbian Hall
Ernie George
Maurice B. Roderick
Beatrice Roderick
Children’s Hospital
Edward Nockleby
Ernest Nockelby
Fargo, N. D
James S. Lord
Portsmouth Memorial Hospital
Judith Ann Peterson
Peterson
Cardena Meister
Fred Hayward
John
Oliver Street
Pinkham Notch
Wayne Edward
Arthur Hatch
William H. Sheldon
Woolwich
Edward R. McCabe
Harold S. Walker
Arthur L. Plant
John W. Gillespie
Pearl E. Dunbar
Warren H. McIntire
Walter E. Taylor
Herbert R. Farnham
Herbert Preble
Frederick P. Moffatt
Benjamin F. Coombs
William A. Hill
John L. Russell
Robert C. Mitchell
Flora B. Robbins
Wilfred W. Chaney
David Samuel Kaler
James W. Kaler
Despar W. Oliver
Boothbay Harbor
Florida
Frederick N. Sewall
Kansas City
Harry Williams
Meadowbrook
Arthur Sewall
Anne Kimball
Miriam W. Kimball
Margaret Cargill
New Canaan, Conn
Quebec
Mary Lee
Marie Smith
Edith Estabrooks
Berlin, N. H
Edward J. Burns
F. W. Deering
Laura Seavey
Everett W. Jackson
Mrs. Seavey
Lewelltown
Lee Wiseman
Claire, Y
John A. Morse
Mary F. Gibbons
John Darlington
Madison N. J
Sue Houghton
Mrs. Gardiner D. Rogers
Sally
Charles H. Cahill, Jr
Leilani Jane
Andrews Road
Woodburn Potter
Ardmore
Walter N. Wilhelm
Washington
N. J
Stanley B. Wallace
Syracuse
Dorothy Patchell
New Haven, Conn
Mrs. L. E. Estabrooks
Meadowway
Miles B. Hagan
Natalie
Hagan
Bristol
Oscar Trott
Charlestown Navy Yard
Raymond Clark
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Ellery Kidder
Mrs. Kidder
Rumford
New Hampshire
Victor C. Pollard
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ralph Mank
R. B. Parrish
Albert Pollard
Mr. Pollard
Winslow
Albert Noyes
Elaine
Albert
Carlena
Cobb
Hallowell
Hyde Park, Mas
Carl Meister
Charles Cooke
Edward Cooke
Willow Street
Wollaston
Charles Williams
Arline Williams
Laura Cutting
Sarah Libby
Louis M. Silverman
Elm Street
Court
Victor R. E. Carey
Five Islands
Axe Wilson
Constance
Arlington
Wilson
Texas Steamship Co
Ralph Gay
Hyde Windlass Co
Henry C. Wright
Amherst Mass
Edward T. Foster
W. Stanley Hunter
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Kathaleen R. Scott
Martha E. Hooper
Emma F. Hooper
Green Street
Scott
Eleanor M. Erwin
Lawrence E. Sprague
Norman Watson
Philip Paine
Champagne
Robert Smythe
Virginia Paine
Smythe
J. F. Hallowell
Charles Moulton
East Orange
New Harbor
Moulton
Joseph Madden
Dike Road
John M. Conley
Edward
Henry Biggins
Mary Newman
John Kelliher
Sacred Heart Church
Mons
James Carey
Hazel Lee
Groveton
Harold R. Blair
Maurice Warner
Jennie Garey
George Melzard
Sons of Union Veterans
Genevieve Whitmore
Maine Department of the Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Harry H. Hall
Irma Dean Bray
Raymond Duffy
Patten
Dudley Scott Leavitt
Eastham Guild, Jr
Clifton, Mass
L. E. Estabrooks
Ruth Robinson
Dorothy Bourque
M. Adele Hutchins
Edith G. Small
Muriel Grace
Madelyn Dunton
Lois Estabrooks
New Haven
Frederick H. Kimball
Charles H. Cahill
Minnie White
Bethel Inn
Arthur Holmes
Jolly Thimble Club
Chester MacCrater
MacCrater
Geraldine Barter
Mabel Moore
Dorothy Robinson
Roland Robinson
Bath Street
Melville Ase
Upper Street
Charis
Luke Marr
Bath Iron Works
Gleaves
Evelina Gleaves van Metre
Fort Severn
Annapolis, Md
Clotilda Cohen
Wymmewood
Admiral Gleaves
Eibows
Jim Doherty
Martin Powers
George Field
Harl Brennan
Clyde Andrews
Tom
Mittheson
Kenneth Lenox
Moe King
Ralph Watson
Ed Billings
Plummer
Iain
Arthur Re W. DeMille
John Hart
Maurice Potter Planges
Paul Gurney
Preston Farrar
Ted Buffkin
J. and Norton
Hn Osborne
E. Gil- Oo Op
J. Burgess
New England
Popham
Kate Smith
Winneganee Creek
Solar Lodge Masons
J. G. Torrey
Maine
William King
Winneyance
Phippsburg
Islands
Cemetery and Park Board
Summer Street
Harry Thompson
Day’s Ferry
Pine Tree Troop
Nickerson
Kennebec Greenhouses
Haines Landing
Rangeley
Townsend Club
Norway
Philip Reno
Charles D. Hunnewell
Y Mc.a. Auxiliary
Hermon W. Varney
Irving Carney
Ernest R. Freeman
Bath Box Co
Berwindglen
Front Street
Thorne’s Head