Local residents host visits and socialize across Bath area
A stream of callers and guests visits families in Bath and nearby towns. Notable names include Mrs. Alvena Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Morse, Miss Cora Campbell, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robinson hosting gatherings at Meadowbrook and Brightwater. Several trips and returns noted with relatives in Hallowell, Portland, Medford, and Brunswick.
Philathea Class Resumes Meetings at Corliss Street
The Philathea class met at 7 Clifton Street, hosted by Mrs. Harry Donnell with Mrs. Earl Morang as co host. Members gave thanks for gifts and cards, a sick friend’s book will be sent, and plans were made for a Christmas cake sale. A shower welcomed Mrs. Walter James as she leaves Bath for Bangor. next meeting set for Mrs. Chester A Plant on November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street
Philathea
Harry Donnell
Clifton Street
Earl Morang
Walter James
Bath
Bangor
Lng Bone
Chester A. Plant
Winnegance Community Club Plans Dance and Fall Activities
The Winnegance Community Club held its monthly meeting with a large turnout. A dance for members and friends was proposed to be held at the community house on Thursday evening this week with Augustus Small in charge. Other social events were discussed, and Sherman L. Morse and the Squaw club attended recent gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance
Augustus Small
Sherman L. Morse
Elmer Coggeshall
Harry Knight
Memorial Hospital
William Wakefield
Joseph Haley
Charles E. Hewitt
Sebenon Hall
Woolwich
Squaw Club
John G. Morse
Harry C. Webber
Bath Memorial Hospital
Progressive Union of Clubs
Arthur Stewart
Somerville
Ruth
Frances Morse
Anna Perkins
Laura Pyushard
Evelyn Atwood
Bertha Atwood
Board of Education votes on walk, coach, and ranges
The board voted to build a new board walk at North Primary yard and to hire Elford A. Stover as high school basketball coach. Judges Dunton and Wilson recommended replacing gas ranges with five electric and one Philgas range due to CMP abandoning gas service. Accounts No. 8 totaling 1910.85, mostly for textbooks, were ordered paid. Mayor Sewall and A. G. Smith were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Elford A. Stover
Arthur J. Dunton
Clinton D. Wilson
Central Maine Power Co
Sewall
A. G. Smith
Spare Fireman Charles H. Blair Dies at Kennebec Wharf
Charles H. Blair 78 a spare fireman for Kennebec Wharf and Coal Co died of a heart attack at work Monday afternoon His body went to Arthur F Mayo funeral residence He was born in Woolwich son of Ephraim and Carrie Blair lived in Bath area since 1914 Worked at Bath Iron Works Texas shipyard and was janitor of Beacon Street church Survived by wife formerly Corrinda D Denham married 53 years ago and by a sister Mrs Hattie Heath Bowdoinham plus several nephews and nieces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Blair
Kennebec Wharf and Coal Co
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Joseph I. Smith
Mr. Blair
Woolwich
Ephraim
Carrie True Blair
Bath Iron Works
Texas Shipyard
Beacon Street
Blair
Corrinda D. Denham
Hattie Heath
Bowdoinham
Charles B. Epps 69 of Winchendon dies. Auburn connection noted
Charles B. Epps 69 of Winchendon Mass died Saturday in Winchendon. He was father of Dr Franklin E. Epps of Auburn. Dr and Mrs Epps have gone to Winchendon for the week. Survived by widow and son and two grandchildren Judith and Franklin Jr. who stay with grandparents Mr and Mrs William Furber during parents absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Epps
Winchendon
Mass
Franklin E. Epps
Grove Street
Auburn
Epps
Dorothy Furber
Judith
Franklin, Jr
William A. Furber
Mrs Ida Bonney Funeral Held in West Bath
The funeral of Mrs Ida Alice Bonney widow of S Lewis Bonney took place at 10 30 Monday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs Ernest Williams in Campbell's Pond West Bath Rev Ernest Heywood of Wesley Methodist church officiated Bearers were Robert Coombs John Russell Ernest and Stanley Williams The body was taken to Winthrop for burial. Mrs Joseph L Yates and daughter Miss Margaret Yates returned to their home 38 Western avenue from a motor trip through Troy Albany and New York City noting fine weather and vivid Fall foliage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivan
Tuscany
William W. Farr
Orville
Mechanic Falls
Alvena
Oliver
Basin
Jack Synnott
Sebasco Estates
William B Perry
Cora Campbell
Frederick Brown
Kittery
New Hampshire
Vermont
Gertrude Blaisdell
Five Islands
Elisha Fields
Richard Frates
Catherine
Betty
Bath
James L. Morse
Grace Parks
Somerville
Mass
Lincoln Parks
Navy Yard
Howard MacDonald
Augusta
Blaisdell Farm
Ruth Whitten
Hallowell
Elizabeth Hampton
Richmond
Abbie F. Minott
Henry Minott
Portland
Martin Wyman
Asa
Emily Wyman
Raymond Wyman
James E. Perry
Geswaldo Giallongo
Medford
John D. Rogers
Robert Hyde
Ivory Senderson
Saco
John Leach
Turner McCarty
McCarty
Parker Head
Bertha Nickerson
Hamilton
Blaisdell Road
Albert Chaput
Hope
Ralph Robinson
Brightwater
Walter Keyes
William Palmer
Washington Street
Carl Haskell
Eugene Ingalls
North Bath
George J. Ingalls
Mattie Cutting
Dromore
Frank Cutting
Boston
George Ingalls
Guy Crocker
Cora Robinson
Hiram Robinson
Portsmouth
N. H
William Heal
George B. Wolstenholme
People’s Baptist Church
Charles I. Hughes
Nettie Cora Beals
George C. Beals
Lemont Street
George Percy
Salem
Meadowbrook
Campbell Farm
Percy Lowe
Fred A. Oliver
William B. Percy
Mabel Mereen
Eat Risteen
Thomaston
Isabel Sawyer
Flora Risteen
Mattie Hutchins
Lynbrook
L. I
William W. Grevers
Ida Alice Bonney
S. Lewis Bonney
Homse
Ernest Williama
Campbell’s Pond
West Bath
Ernest Heywood
Wesley Methodist Church
Robert Coombs
John Russell
Ernest
Stanley Williams
Winthrop
Joseph L. Yates
Margaret Yates
Western Avenue
Troy
Albany
Hudson River
George Washington Bridge
New York City
Popham Beach residents keep up summer life and travel
Seaman E Drake enjoys ten days vacation at Popham Beach while residents and visitors from Natick Newton Center Winneganee and Augusta frequent the area. Families travel to Boothbay Harbor Topsham Fair and Sagadahoc Bay with students and workers relocating for seasonal or work related reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman E. Drake
Kennebec River
Frank Scott
Natick
Mass
Herbert Kellaway
Newton Center
Francis Luke
Boothbay
Eugene Osgood
Barbara
Boothbay Harbor
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
Washington, D. C
Roland Alley
Mary-Ziller
Constance
Vilda Barlow
Gardner
Edward Thomas
Eric Carleson
Ethel Osgood
Marguerite McNulty
Ollie Spinney
Topsham Fair
Grace Brown
Winneganee
Freeman Oliver
Clinton Newdick
Augusta
Christopher Marr
Brunswick
Susie Oliver
Althea
Leon
Gloria
Merrill
Dunlap Hatch
Bath
Hatch Camp
Harry Spencer
Bangor
Grace Wyman
Spruceville
Popham
Spencer
Annie Oliver Stacey
Phippsburg Center
Emma _ Russell
Hallowell
C. H. Marr
Phillip Coleman
Colby
Coleman
Colby College
Grace Barrett
Paul
Barrett
Ella Marr
Seaman Drake
Carol
David
Sagadahoc Bay
Drake
George Smith
Rrest Legard
David Parsons
Melrose
All Wool Outerwear and Hunting Gear Sale Prices
Readable ranges list prices for coats jackets and shirts incl extra heavy wool Mackinaws hunting coats breeches shirts flannel shirts and sweaters. Also notes heavy wool stockings stock caps and wool finietone items with prices from 15 cents to 2.95 and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colop Bee
Sn Rae Ens
Ieee
Congress
Endicott-Johnson
Mackinaws
Sigent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phippsburg
Stover
Kennebec
Popham Beach
Edward V. Reed
Yonkers
N. Y
Dover, N. H
Leigh Reed
American Express
Donald Leavitt
Quincy, Mass
Leavitt
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp
Max Katz
Elm Street
Lorie
Shari
Ular
Conteel
Pureteat
Magnesia
Uli
Dle
EPSOM
Rexall
Puretest Products
Pharmaceutical Dept
Stationery
Dep’t
Candy Dep’t
Vincent’s Chocolates
Fenway Cherries
Hallet’s Drug Store