Society and Clubs Selections From Narragansett Trip
Society notes describe a Newport weekend visit by Mr and Mrs F B Nichols to The Breakers and Vanderbilt palace on the ocean drive with Brown III and Cy Douglas among attendees. Rear Admiral C R Brown attended a dinner at the Naval War College. Paul Kendall Niven returned from London for 10 days with CBS. Several residents reported hospital stays, visits, and guests from Maine to Connecticut, with gunning trips and salubrious news from Memorial Hospital and various homes on North and Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Nichols
Quonset Naval Station
Narragansett Bay
C. R. Brown
Naval War College
Paul Even
Brunswick
Nichols
Paul Kendall Niven
Logan Airport
Boston
London
Columbia Broadcasting System
Miss Hagan Visits Boston from Georgetown Summer Home
Miss Natalie Hagan, a New England Baptist hospital student in Boston, arrived for a brief visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Miles B Hagan at their Georgetown Summer home. She will return to Boston Monday. Mrs William Jones of Harbor View House at Five Islands visited Bath Saturday. Miss Mabel Reed returned to North Street after a two week visit in Waltham MA with cousins Mrs Maines and Miss Verna. Rear Admiral USN Ret and Mrs Claude P Gillette left for Washington DC to spend two weeks there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Howard
George Minard
Washington Street
Boston
Florida
Minard
Five Islands
Alice Norris
Weeks Street
R. J. M. Steussy
Harry Ring, Sr
Fred Hayward
Carleton W. Lowell
Beatrice Harrington
Clifford Harrington
North Street
Lucius Barrows
Augusta
Norwich
Conn
Sally Wyman
Natalie Hagan
New England Baptist Hospital
Miles B. Hagan
Georgetown
Miss Hagan
William Jones
Harbor View House
Bath
Mabel Reed
Waltham
Mass
Mrs. Maines
Verna
USN
Claude P. Gillette
Washington, D. C
Vail Returns Home After Business Trip
Lawrence R. Vail returns to Windswept in Ar-Fowsic on Thursday after several days on business in Lynn and Cliftondale Massachusetts. Mrs. Vail visited in Portland with Mrs. Charles E. Doten during his absence. Mrs. Earle Wade has returned home from Waterville where she spent several days visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence R. Vail
Ar- Fowsic
Lynn
Cliftondale
Mass
Mrs. Vail
Portland
Charles E. Doten
Earle Wade
Front Street
Waterville
Chronograph Technician Returns From Pittsburgh Training
Russell Gasser of Lewis and Gasser Jewelers completes formal technical and practical training as chronograph technician at the Western Pennsylvania Horological Institute in Pittsburgh. Miss Jean L. Anderson of Huse Street accepts credit department position at Sears Roebuck & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Gasser
Lewis & Gasser, Jewelers
Western Pennsylvania Horological Institute
Pittsburgh
Jean L. Anderson
Huse Street
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Diner Patient Found After Ill Turn at Water Street Eatery
A diner at 188 Water Street suffered an ill turn Friday morning around 11 45. An employee found Mr Panagu lying in the basement and an ambulance took him to Bath Memorial Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Reet
Bath Memorial Hospital
Panagu
Mrs Albion Carr Visits Quincy with Son Allen
Mrs Albion Carr and her son Allen are spending the weekend with her husband in Quincy Massachusetts where he is employed at the Quincy Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Carr
Allen
Quincy
Mass
Quincy Navy Yard
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Paul Sherman of Cambridge
Cards announce the birth of a son named Robert Joseph Sherman to Mr and Mrs Paul Sherman of Cambridge Massachusetts formerly Park Street residents. The baby weighs eight pounds and Mrs Sherman nee Katherine Mullaney is the daughter of Mrs Katherine Mullaney formerly of Park Street. Mr and Mrs Ralph L Blakeney of High Street have returned from a visit to Boston and suburbs during Mr Blakeney's Bath Iron Works vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sherman
Cambridge
Mass
Park Street
Robert Joseph Sherman
Sherman
Katherine Mullaney
Ralph L. Blakeney
High Street
Boston
Suburbs
Mr. Blakeney
Bath Iron Works
Travelers and visitors in Worcester area come and go
Roland Lussier of Worcester arrived Friday to spend several days with Mr and Mrs Ambrose F Curran on Old Brunswick road. Roland Peter son of Robinhood is on an extended Canada tour with plans to reach Gaspe Peninsula and report foliage. Fred Merchant and family visited Camden. Patricia Worden resumes duties as student nurse at Mercy Portland after time with her parents. Allegra Bickford of Lisbon Falls stayed with Aunt Annie Stacey on North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Lussier
Worcester
Mass
Ambrose F. Curran
Old Brunswick Road
Roland Peterson
Robinhood
Canada
Gaspe Peninsula
Patricia Worden
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Frederick Worden
Washington Street
Allegra Bickford
Lisbon Falls
Annie Stacey
North Street
Mer chant Family Visits Then Attends Hanover Game
Mr and Mrs Karl R Merchant visiting from 40 Meadow Way with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Merchant left Thursday for New York Mrs John Parker and children Virginia and Gary of 40 Summer Street attended the Dartmouth Columbia game at Hanover New Hampshire Saturday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl R. Merchant
Fred Merchant
Meadowway
New York
John Parker
Virginia
Gary
Summer Street
Hanover
N. H
Vermont ski lodge to reopen early this winter
Sewall Williams will visit Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall on Washington street this weekend and plans to reopen Ulla lodge in Vermont ski area early this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall Williams
Arthur Sewalli
Washington Street
Ulla Lodge
Vermont
Ex Gov Sumner Sewall and Wife Headed to Simsbury Weekend
Ex governor and Mrs Sumner Sewall departed Friday for Simsbury Connecticut to spend the weekend. Sewall will attend the Alumni Council meeting of Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Simsbury, Conn
Sewall
Westminsident
City Hall Worker Presents Gift For Bride Gertrude Shumway
City hall employees gave co worker Miss Gertrude Shumway a silk blue and rose puff as a wedding gift on Saturday. Miss Shumway and Frank Harvie of Bath are set to marry this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Gertrude Shumway
Miss Shumway
Frank Harvie
Bath
Global Ongoing Visit News from Local Families
A string of family travel notes from local residents details visits across states and countries. Mrs Richard Madden and children travel to Mississippi to visit mothers in Bay St. Louis and Starkville while Mrs Leonard Smith visits family in Jackson. The Newells return from Springfield and Mr Ray Stratton of Hopkinton visits in Maine with the Whitneys. An infant named Stephanie Marlene is born to Roger and wife at Memorial hospital. The Oliver family travels from Bermuda to visit relatives in Bath while Sgt Walter Oliver remains stationed in Findlay Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Madden
Jan
Richard Lee
Leonard Smith
David
Dale
Mississippi
Madden
Carrie Nolan
Bay St. Louis
Smith
Starkville
A. A. Hitchcock
Wallace Clay
Jackson
Memorial Hospital
Roger Robinson
Edgett Street
Stephanie Marlene
Walter Oliver
Sgt
Findley Field
Bermuda
U. S. Air Force
Bruce
Keith
Bath
Mrs Katherine Whitney Returns Home After Belgrade Lakes Visit
Mrs Katherine Whitney has returned to her home on Washington street after spending the summer at Belgrade Lakes, where she enjoyed a season of rest and recreation with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Whitney
Washington Street
Belgrade Lakes
Summer guests and autumn party noted in Bremen area
Capt and Mrs Russell Hitchcock spend a weekend with Mr and Mrs Carl Sylvester at their Greenland Cove summer home Bremen. The Sylvesters plan their annual autumn party Saturday before departing for Rio de Janeiro. Mrs Russell Stodder and daughter Jacqueline of Boothbay Harbor, formerly Bath residents, were here Thursday. Mrs Herbert Huggard, recently discharged from Memorial hospital, returns home on Mechanic Street. Her daughter Mrs Edward Larkin of Hyannis will return there next week. Mrs Ralph O Dale, Mrs G Thomas Murphy, Mrs Hiram T Stevens and Mrs Herbert R Lemont spent Thursday in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
Russell S. Hitchcock
Carl Sylvester
Greenland Cove
Bremen
Mrs. Sylvester
Rio de Janeiro
Russell Stodder
Jacqueline
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Herbert Huggard
Memorial Hospital
Mechanic Street
Edward Larkin
Hyannis
Mass
Ralph O. Dale
G. Thomas Murphy
Hiram T. Stevens
Herbert R. Lemont
Portland
Visiting locals and families journey for winter
Miss Beverly Curran of Worcester Junior College arrived Friday night for a five day visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Ambrose F Curran on Old Brunswick road Mrs Albert Losier of Russell Street has been visiting along with Mrs Horatio E White and family Mrs Ethel May bookkeeper at H W Crosman grocery left Friday with Mr and Mrs Harold L Roberts for St Petersburg Florida to spend the winter May just completed seven years service at Crosmans Mr and Mrs Ralph Fullerton who were visiting his cousin Mrs Costello P Hall of Woolwich have left by motor for Berkeley California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Bowers
AG 3
Bath
Manuel
Old Brunswick
Ronald
Great Lakes
Lakehurst
N. J
Navy Weather Center
Washington, D. C
Beverly Curran
Worcester Junior College
Worcester
Mass
Ambrose F. Curran
Old Brunswick Road
Albert Losier
Russell Street
Horatio E. White
Brunswick
Ethel May
H. W. Crosman
Harold L. Roberts
St. Petersburg
Fla
May
Crosman's
Ralph Fullerton
Costello P. Hall
Woolwich
Berkley
Calif
Mrs Lilian A Johnson of Richmond visits 40th anniversary pair
Mr and Mrs Frank Moore Mrs Louise W Stevens and Mrs Albert H Thompson attended a reception at Augusta for Miss Lillian A Johnson of Richmond association president L A P M. Mr and Mrs Forrest Potter 8 Office Drive were surprised Sunday on their 40th wedding anniversary by a visit from their son Edward and his friend Harry Glick from the Eastern Nazarene College Wolaston Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moore
Louise W. Stevens
Albert H. Thompson
Augusta
Lillian A. Johnson
Richmond
Association
Forrest Potter
Office Drive
Edward
Harry Glick
Eastern Nazarene College
Wollaston
Mass
Times Reporter Returns After Columbus Assignment
The Times reporter has returned to his desk following a three week assignment in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of the Times
Columbus
Ohio
Durwood H Bowie duo head to Largo Florida season
Mr and Mrs Durwood H Bowie depart for Largo Florida planning a winter stay at Seguinland Trail Park seeking milder weather and a coastal climate during the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durwood H. Bowie
Largo
Fla
Seguinland
Bath veteran and local births in Bath and nearby towns
Doris Ruth Darby MacDonald born to Mrs Lawrence MacDonald Darby of Bath and Penn, weighing five pounds at birth. Private Lawrence MacDonald Darby, a veteran with four months Army service and Medal, is a Morse High School graduate. Mrs Lucy Darby Haggett, daughter of Arthur Haggett of Taxachusetts, is the mother. White ande ay former residents visited Bath over the weekend. Donald Hopkins and family attended the Howe Hubbart wedding in Lexington Massachusetts with their son Donald Jr as best man. Patrolman Irvine C Mank of Bath Police returns to duty after pneumonia recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Priv
Setentey ‘Divison
Gp Haines
Sot Roden D
Charlotte L
Veterae Aoee
de Anny
United States
Morse High School
Ihe
U. S
Front
Oteter
Doris Ruth
Lawrence MacDonald
Darby
Penn
Raidents
Bork Oak
Mer Donald
Lucy
Arthur Haggett
Onen Peterbrough
White
Donald B. Hopkins
Corliss Street
Howe-Hubbart
First Baptist Church
Lexington
Mass
Donald, Jr
Mr. Howe
Irvine C. Mank
Bath Police Department
Birth of Russell Arthur to Mr and Mrs Russell Young
Mr and Mrs Russell Young of 52 Richardson street welcomed a son named Russell Arthur born Friday at Memorial hospital. The mother and infant returned home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bernard Comeau of Russell street and Mr and Mrs Bernard Pratt of Cobb road spent the weekend in the White Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Young
Richardson Street
Russell Arthur
Mémorial Hospital
Bernard Comeau
Russell Street
Bernard Pratt
Cobb Road
White Mountains
Iva Lee Cousins on Two-Week Vacation Visit
Mrs. Iva Lee Cousins is enjoying a two week vacation from duties at the Old Folks Home. She is visiting relatives in Stonington where she formerly lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Lee Cousins
Stonington
Bath Visitors and Local Guests Document Bristol South Maine Social
Mr and Mrs Lester R Young and daughter Deborah were guests of Mr and Mrs Stephen K Crosby and planned a visit with Lester Young of Greer Capt and Mrs William S Blair and Nancy Pratt after a week in West Virginia. Edward C Johnson and John Sampson hosted Sunday guests at Cathedral Pines Eustis. Dr and Mrs L F Lake and Philip A Myrick of Belmont Mass were Bath visitors Tuesday and guests at Sedgwick. They dined at Dodge Inn Davis Island with John Sampson and Edward M Butterfield. Francis Pierce of Five Islands visited Bath Tuesday en route to Philadelphia for a brief business visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester R. Young
Deborah
Stephen K Crosby
Lester Young
Greer Street
William S. Blair
Nancy Pratt
West Virginia
Edward C. Johnson
Academy Street
John Sampson
High Street
Cathedral Pines
Eustis
L. F. Lake
Philip A. Myrick
Belmont
Mass
Bath
Sedgwick
Edward M. Butterfield
Dodge Inn
Davis Island
Francis Pierce
Five Islands
Philadelphia
Local Residents Move and Visit in New England
Miss Beverly Ann Curran of Worcester Junior College Massachusetts left Worcester after spending days at her parents Ambrose M. Curran and Mrs Curran Blind Crossing. Mr Maurice T Hathorne Woolwich plans to depart for Medford Massachusetts to visit friends for several days. Billy Brown son of Sanford and Mrs Brown Woolwich recently treated at Children’s Hospital Boston for rare kidney disease and sent back to Memorial Hospital from Boston. Charles E Hewitt of 74 High Street recovers ability to go out after seven weeks ill. Mass left Bath Wednesday for home after stay with A M Curran at Blind Crossing. Mrs Dayton Bartlett Granite Sears began clerical duties Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Ann Curran
Worcester Junior Llege
Worcester
Mass
Ambrose M. Curran
Maurice T. Hathorne
Woolwich
Medford
Billy Brown
Sanford Brown
Chilren's Hospital
Boston
Memorial Hospital
Roland Lussier
Bath
A. M. Curran
Blind Crossing
Dayton Bartlett
Granite Street
Sears
Student Natalie Hagan Returns Home After Visit
Miss Natalie Hagan, a student at New England Baptist hospital in Boston, returned Monday after spending several days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miles B. Hagan, on Cobbs road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Hagan
New England Baptist Hospital
Boston
Miles B. Hagan
Cobbs Road
Hender Family Visits at Raugeley Sun
Mr and Mrs James Hender and family visit their son at Union Street with relatives from the area noted as visitors at Raugeley on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henderson
Union Street
Raugeley
Sun.ay
Ambrose Cur Tan and Guest Visit Jefferson
Mr and Mrs Ambrose F Cur Tan were visiting Jefferson on Sunday with a toad as an unusual guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose F. Cur- Tan
Jefferson
Sewing Circle Plans Rummage Sale at First Baptist Church
Ladies' Sewing Circle met in the vestry and organized a rummage and miscellaneous sale for Oct. 15 at two o'clock. Mrs. Ralph L. Iakeney chairs the committee. The group voted donations to the Hospital Fair and to Opportunity Farm. Sewing for Christmas and a quilt were completed. Mrs. Gertrude Wakefield, back from Scotland, spoke about her homeland and was to speak again at the Missionary Society meeting hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Charles R. Sims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ralph L.lakeney
Opportunity Farm
Gertrude Wakefield
Scotland
Les Camarades Musicaux Form New Rehearsal Group
The Les Camarades Musicaux began regular rehearsals at the end of September with a first full session at McGlinchy's Winter Street home. George Fox and Warren Raynes, two promising baritones, joined, studying with Allan Ramsay. The club plans to perform Cosi fan Tutti and Stabat Mater in full, with reviews of Verdi’s Masked Ball, Bizet’s Carmen, and Gounod’s Faust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Camarades Musicaux
McGlinchy
Winter Street
George Fox
Warren Raynes
Allan Ramsay
Cosi
Mozart
Pergolesi
Stabat’ Maten
Bizet
Carmen
Gounod
Co C Club Holds Meeting with New Treasurer Elected
The Co C club met Wednesday last week with Mrs. Lottie Brown of 6 Heathlane. Mrs. Flora Simard was elected treasurer and Mrs. Nancy Fifield will handle publicity. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Members present included Mrs. Mary Dorr, Mrs. Freda Kingsbury, Mrs. Morin, Mrs. Virginia Staples, Mrs. Madelyn Marsh, and Mrs. Nancy Fifield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Brown
Heathlane
Flora Simard
Nancy Fifield
Mary Dorr
Freda Kingsbury
Muriel Morin
Virginia Staples
Madelyn Marsh
Winter Street Aid Elects Directors and Plans Sales
Winter Street Ladies Aid met in the ladies room with about 50 members. Mrs. Edgar Leavitt, president, named a board of directors and committees for work and entertainment. A report on the successful auction sale was read, and members agreed to send cards or plants to the ill. The church supper is set for October 26 and the Christmas sale with lobster salad supper for November 30. Tea followed with Mrs. Edward Smith and Mrs. Winnie Durgin pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid of
Winter Street
Ette
Allen M. Irish
Alice Varney
Corrie Varney
Walter Wiggin
Elsie Folsom
Edgar Leavitt
Horace Ward
Clifford B. Wilband
George Sargent
Joseph O. Purdue
Fred Foote
Fred Hooper
Roy Akeley
Addison F. Pendleton
W. H. McGlinchy
Arthur Bowker
Edward B. Smith
Winnie Durgin
Day's Ferry Mother's Club Elects Officers at School
Day's Ferry Mother's Club held its annual election of officers at the school building. Francis Kirkpatrick was elected president, Hazel Crooker as vice president and treasurer, Peggy Hathorne as secretary, Myra Clough as flower benevolence. Agatha Lennox was named committee chair for plans for a Halloween party. Doris Carter, Hazel Crooker, and Lois Allen will assist. Next session set for Oct 20 with Carter and Brown in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day’s Ferry
Mother’s Club
Francis Kirkpatrick
Hazel Crooker
Peggy Hathorne
Myra Clough
Agatha Lennox
Doris Carter
Lois Allen
Helene Preston
Ruth Creamer
Wallace ‘Ham
Grace Smith
Gertrude Brown
Suburb Civic Club Meets at Winneepee Community Clubhouse
Suburb Civic club held a Thursday evening meeting at the Winnepee Community clubhouse with a brief business session and a short program highlighted by Melvin.
Fall Club Meeting Plans With Decora tions and Reservations
The article notes a meeting where members dressed in shawls and wore centerpieces for hall decor. Ivners joined as a new member during the session. The clubhouse featured colorful Fall flowers and demonstrations by Mr. Henderson. The event’s committee was led by Mrs. Thatcher Pinkham with several assistants. Reservations were requested for an event with Mrs. Zina Eaton by October 10, and the next meeting was slated for October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo
Danford
Myra Pis
Ivners
Henderson
Thatcher Pinkham
Donald Wilson
Duncan Farrell
Keith Atwood
Smal
Myra Pennat
Lloyd Rogers
Zina Eaton
Central Ladies Aid Elects Olive Corliss President
At the first Fall meeting in the parish house Mrs. Olive Corliss was elected president of Central church Ladies Aid. Officers include Maude Avery vice president Lydia Howard second vice president Nellie Lord secretary Alice Sanborn treasurer Ada Wallace publicity. Committees named for the year include apron committee Annie Bonney Nellie Sprague Marion Ledyard and cards committee chair Elizabeth C. Jackson. A shine luncheon with covered dish courses was planned with Lydia Howard in charge of dining and Emma Ehlers supervising the kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Corliss
Central Church Ladies’ Aid
Emma Ehlers
Nellie Lord
Maude Avery
Lydia Howard
Alice Sanborn
Ada Wallace
Annie Bonney
Nellie Sprague
Marion Ledyard
Cards Committee
Elizabeth C. Jackson
Shine
Inner Wheel Meets for Dessert and Business Session
Inner Wheel gathered Thursday afternoon for dessert and a business session led by Mrs. Frederick D. Hill of High Street. Mrs. Edward W. Bridge and Mrs. Earl Farnham were appointed to the Program committee for the year. Twenty two members attended. The next meeting is scheduled for October 20 with Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inner Wheel
Frederick D. Hill
High Street
Edward W. Bridge
Earl Farnham
Blue Bird Brownies Meet At Corliss Street Church
Blue Bird Brownies met with Mrs Zylpha Richardson’s leadership at Corliss Street church. Eleven members joined a regular opening then played games. Joanne MacDonald collected the Juliette Lowe fund and credited each girl. The group enjoyed a penny hike gathering acorns chestnuts and leaves for next meeting handwork before disbanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bird Brownies
Zylpha Richardson
Corliss Street Church
Joanne MacDonald
Juliette Lowe
Girl Scout Troop 1 Holds First Fall Meeting
The reorganized North End Troop 1 met at Lambert Park Community building with 14 girls. Mrs Frank Butcher led, Sandra Torrey aided, and Mrs Ernest Teel and Mrs Keith Crockett chaired the troop committee. Activities included games, joining procedures, dramatics, and a closing with the Scout Laws and a song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Lambert Park
Frank Butcher
Sandra Torrey
Ernest Teel
Keith Crockett
Helping Hand Club meeting notes at Getchell Street home
The Helping Hand club met Thursday evening at Mrs. Raymond Hutchins's Getchell Street home with Mrs. Oliver Foster presiding. A household paper demonstration was given by Mrs. Hutchins. The group planned to meet again October 13 at Mrs. Foster's 210 Middle Street with attendees including Mrs. Foster and several other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Club
Raymond Hutchins
Getchell Street
Oliver Foster
Hutchins
Foster
Middle Street
Gilbert Morin
Sylvia Morin
Clifford White
John Henderson
Emile Cyr
Charles Swearingen
Winnegance Auxiliary Plans Year At Fall Meeting
The Winnegance Women's Auxiliary met at the president Mrs. Harold Haggett home with 15 members attending. They discussed plans for the coming year and elected Mrs. Danford McDonald secretary. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance Community Club
Harold Haggett
Danford McDonald
Local Meeting Discusses Community Health Drive Plans
Members gathered at a Bath Memorial Hospital event to discuss the Polio Emergency Fund drive and future activities. Attendees included Mrs Harmon Jason, Mrs Jo John Greene Jr, Mrs Linn Haynes, Mrs Albert Zhosmpeen, Miss Helen Racine, Miss Helen Hayes, Mrs William Turp and director Edwin R. Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Graustuck
Will
Richard
Bath Memorial Hospital
Harmon Jason
Jo John Greene, Jr
Hai
Linn Haynes
Albert Zhosmpeen
Helen Racine
Helen Hayes
William Turp
Athanean
Trott
Edwin R. Andrews
Theta Chapter social eve at Bourque home
Theta chapter Beta Sigma Phi held a social evening last week hosted by Miss Bourque on Floral street. The next meeting is set for Oct 18 at Elm street with Mrs John Skelton in charge. attendees included Mrs Paul Akeley Mrs Frank Gallagher Miss Dorothy Kocha Mrs Ward McCabe Jr Mrs Clyde Ambrose Mrs Carlene Suslavich and Mrs George Gardenier.
Queen Esther Installs Officers in Semi Public Ceremony
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge held a semi public installation last Tuesday night with Mrs Ethel L. Reed receiving the district No. 10 presidency for which she was assisted by Mrs Ethel S. Pinkham. New officers include Inez Carter as noble grand Marjorie Matthews vice grand Louise S. Brown secretary Pearl H. Reed treasurer and Elizabeth V. McCabe left supporter Harriett E. Cromwell warden Mae S. Boynton conductor Mary Hall chaplain Bernice A. Day right supporter Sarah Potter left guardian Katherine Risteen outside guardian Broce M. Moore junior past noble grand Carter. Reed received a gift from the lodge and staff gifts were given to installing officers. Mrs Moore received an automatic coffee maker and many visitors attended including Mrs Olive Bowker. Friday a supper installation will be held at Pine Corfe lodge in Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Rebekah
Ethel L. Reed
I Precis
Geraldine A. Reed
Moore
Noble Grand
Rebekahs
Olive Bowker
Rebekah
Washington State
Bath
Queen Esther
Pine Corfe Lodge
Wiscasset
Lowell Temple Pythians Plan Degree Staff Rehearsal
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters met last week and donated to the grand chief’s crippled children project linked to the polio drive. An invitation from Thomaston Temple for Susie Darrah to fill a station on Oct 7 was read, with Boothbay Harbor’s Mrs. Sarah Potter invited for Oct 18. Oct 26 is inspection night with Mrs. Dora Brewer as district deputy grand chief. supper committee led by Marjories with Knights, Williams, and Campbell assisting. An important degree staff rehearsal is planned for Wednesday at 6 45. The excerpt ends mid-sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Thomaston
Susie Darrah
Sarah Potter
Boothbay Harbor
Dora Brewer
Marjories
Lois Knights
Emily Williams
Pearl Campbell
Club Forty-Two Sponsors Fudge Bar at Hospital Fair
Club Forty-Two outlined plans for a fudge bar at the Hospital Fair on October 14 and 15 with supervision by Mrs. Norman Adams and Mrs. Elliot Hanson. A rummage sale was tentatively planned for October 29. The October 26 gathering will feature a Halloween Eve with Mrs. Everett Cook, Mrs. Norman Adams, and Mrs. Paul Hart leading the entertainment and Mrs. Dominic Cardosi, Mrs. Leon White, and Mrs. George Sarkis assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
Norman Adams
Elliot Hanson
Everett Cook
Paul Hart
Dominic Cardosi
Leon ,White
George Sarkis
Xi Beta Chapter First Meeting Noted for Sigma Phi
The XI BETA CHAPTER holds its initial gathering for the reconstituted fraternity Sigma Phi. Members gathered to discuss aims, activities, and membership procedures for the forthcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi/ Beta chaotes hite Sigma Phi
October House Committee Appointed and Fashion Show Proceeds
In GD refreshments Mrs William Green and Miss Frances Grainger were appointed to the October House committee. A weekly prize donated by Mrs Arthur Sturtevant was won by Mrs Graydon Smith. Proceeds from the club fashion show were announced with a sum donated to the Polio Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
Frances Grainger
Arthur Sturtevant
Graydon Smith
Fireside Club Plans First Winter Meeting at Winter Street
The Fireside Club meets in the men’s parlor of Winter Street Church Sunday at seven. Primarily for high school age youths, all are welcome. Fall meeting plans and projects will be discussed and officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Fireside Club
Winter Street
Lionesses Begin Fall Meeting At Sedgwick Club
The Lionesses held their first fall meeting at the Sedgwick with large attendance. New members Mrs. Roger McAleer Mrs. Alfred Caton Mrs. Arthur MacDonald and Mrs. Arthur Hutchins were welcomed along with guest Mrs. Lawrence Catz. Entertainment featured stories from Lions International Convention attendees. The October meeting is cancelled due to a Lions event. next session set for November 3 with planning by Mrs. Harold Small and Mrs. Robert Brownell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lionesses
Sedgwick
Bernice McCurdy
Roger McAleer
Alfred Caton
Arthur MacDonald
Arthur Hutchins
Lawrence Catz
Flower Fund
Alice Burgess
Memorial Hospital
Harold Small
Edward True
George Moses
New York City
Lions
Robert Brownell
Winter Street Scouts Hike and Test Results Reported
Saturday morning 10 Boy Scouts of Troop 55 from Winter Street church hiked to Gillies farm in North Bath. Members George Coombs Wayne Akeley James Annis Paul Johnson Richard Leask David Potter and Martin Turpie passed firebuilding and cooking tests while Roger Skillings passed his cooking test. No meeting tonight. a session is scheduled for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Troop 55
Winter Street Church
Gillies Farm
Bath
George Coombs
Wayne Akeley
James Annis
Paul Johnson
Richard Leask
David Potter
Martin Turpie
Roger Skillings
Casco Encampment Installs Officers After Supper
D G P Lawrence Crommett and staff installed Casco Encampment I O O F officers Friday after a 6 30 supper. Elective officers included Herbert Lermond chief patriarch Ellery Kidder high priest Roy Akeley senior warden Percy Tucker junior warden Ivan Bates scribe Robert Newman treasurer. Appointed officers named Loring Brown first watch Leverett Welch second watch Artland Rogers third watch Harold Carter fourth watch Harold Mayberry inside sentinel Bernal Jewett first guard of tent Stanley Humason second guard of tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Carter
Harold Mayberry
Sentinel
Bernal Jewett
Stanley Humason
P C A Sale Rummage Drive by Bath Humane Society
The Bath Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals sponsors a rummage sale on October 29. Donors may leave items at Mrs Edna Thorne 859 Middle Street or contact Mrs Kista Hansen 1762 M Mrs Warren Roderick 1711 or Mrs Thorne 754 R to arrange pickup. Humane posters have been placed in city schools and literature distributed. The group plans posters in Sagadahoc county district schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Edna Thorne
Middle Street
Kista Hansen
Warren Roderick
Thorne
Sagadahoc County
Young People Club Elects Officers For Season
The group held its first meeting of the season electing Edwin H. Pert as president Robert A. Small as vice president Lucy Ann Haggett as secretary Sally J. True as treasurer Margaret A. Cahill and Graeme Hanson named as pianists The treasurer’s report was read by William Haggett New duties were assigned for devotions games and speaker plans with Clean Up Week scheduled for the 17th to 20th of the month Citizens may call Edwin Pert for lawn help Proceeds to be turned over.
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Winter Street
Edwin H. Pert
Robert A. Small
Lucy Ann Haggett
Sally J. True
Margaret A. Cahill
Graeme Hanson
William Haggett
Sandra Johnson
Earle Warren
Margaret Cahill
Sue Stover
Robert Lindgren
Sally True
Ann MacLeod
Richard Hersom
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