Community notices and social events from local readers
Wednesday night entertainment at Mrs Lila Place home with Co-Workers class of First Baptist. Monthly business session appointed committees on refreshments and entertainment. Next month’s host is Mrs Ruth MacKenzie. Other items include birthday party for Thomas Smith, portraits for Iva Stewart, visitors from Reading Mass, Knick-Knack club meeting, and VFW Auxiliary card party prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lila Place
Clifford Harrington
Annie Smith
Gladys Legard
Bates E. Stover
Lucy Brown
Mabel Merrill
Ruth MacKenzie
Court Street
Bath area social and travel notes include moose sighting
The report lists several local residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Small and Mrs. Hunt, hosting and attending gatherings in Bath. A group traveled in the White Mountains, others hosted card parties with prize winners named, and a moose sighting near Friendship and Warren was described as approaching within about 100 yards. August Burnham remains hospitalized in Bath Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
E. H. Hartwell
Howard
Friendship
Warren
Vacation Travels and Mountain Snow Report
Miss Margaret Koughan returns to Augusta after vacations in Bath Boston Newtonville Essex Mass and New York City accompanied by her aunt Mrs William H McGlinchy They note Miss Hartwell resumes duties after a Cambridge visit Mr and Mrs Milton H Douglas take a drive with son Herbert to Mt Wash summit reporting snow and a six degree air temperature with many fellow motorists and about 60 hikers at the top
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Koughan
Augusta
Comptroller
State House
Bath
Boston
Newtonville
Essex
Mass
New York City
William H. McGlinchy
Winship Street
Milton H. Douglas
Herbert
Glen Boule
Mt. Wash
Ladies' Aid Plans October Rummage Sale At Church
The Winter Street church Ladies' Aid met Friday at 2 30 in the ladies room with 45 present. President Mrs Walter H Barker announced a rummage sale set for October 23 in the men’s room with Mrs Arthur C Lemort as chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid of
Winter Street Church
Isabel B. Carter
Abigail F. Carter
Alice N. Magoun
Emma G. Small
Walter H. Bowker
Arthur C. Lemort
Joseph O. Purdue
Luther
Erasmus
Stefen Zweig
Erasmus of
Rotterdam
Local Guests Visit and Personnel Moves in Maine and Boston
Mr and Mrs Harold G Bruce of Belfast stayed with Mrs Carlton Trott of Days Ferry Thursday and Friday. Bruce spent Friday in Portland on business and lodged with his sister Mrs BE R Wright Marshall Avenue. Henrietta Potter travels to Quincy Mass to visit Mrs James B Hunter. Harold Battison once of this city now with the federal agriculture department transfers to Boston and will reside with his family in West Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Sprague
Portland
City
Harold G. Bruce
Belfast
Carlton Trott
Day's Ferry
Bruce
BE. R. Wright
Marshall Avenue
Henrietta Potter
Quincy, Mass
James B. Hunter
Harold Battison
Federal Department of Agriculture
New York
Boston
West Somerville
Lieutenant Casey and Mrs Casey Guests of Bangor Hosts
Lieut Thomas J Casey U S N and Mrs Casey of Greenstreet left Friday to pass the weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Philbrick of Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Casey
U.S.N
West Bath Farm Bureau Meeting At Miss Trufant Home
Local attendees from the city joined the West Bath Farm Bureau meeting at Miss Annie H. Trufant's home on Friday to discuss Household Buying. A new member, Mrs C Edward Ripley, was welcomed. Norman Watson and wife of Wellesley Farms announce birth of daughter Anne Ashley Watson. Watson is son of Carroll Watson of Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Norman Watson
Wellesley Farms
Mass
Anne Ashley Watson
Watson
Carroll Watson
Washington Street
Joseph R. Oliver
Four
Past Matrons club meeting at Boothbay Harbor hotel
Past Matrons club of Genesta chapter No. 73 OES met in Boothbay Harbor at Hotel Fullerton for a chicken dinner and business session. President Mrs. Paul G. Bagdikian and Secretary Mrs. Fred A. Fuller led arrangements. attendees included Mrs. Henry G. Shaw and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
O.es
Boothbay Harbor
Hotel Fullerton
Paul G. Bagdikian
Fred A. Fuller
Henry G. Shaw
Harry G. Deering
George A. Cahill
Wilbur C. Oliver
Benjamin F. Savage
Luther S. Thompson
Albion L. Corliss
Woolwich
Annie E. Cox
Miss Cox
Thompson
Fuller
Bath residents attend early showing of 1936 Ford in Boston
Charles Cummings Edward Cummings J Horace McClure and Paul McCole of the Cummings Motor Co leave Bath Tuesday for Boston to view the initial New England showing of the 1936 Ford at the Mechanics building. The new Ford is expected in Bath later in the week. Mr and Mrs John W Williams of Baltimore have named their daughter Anne Kaiulani Williams, formerly Kaiulani Sewall of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Cummings
Edward A. Cummings
J. Horace McClure
Paul McCole
Cummings Motor Co
Boston
New England
Ford
Mechanics Building
Bath
John W. Williams
Baltimore, Md
Anne Kaiulani Williams
Williams
Kaiulani Sewall
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Newell
Charlies P. Wetherbee
Clark
Fore River
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp
Quincy
Admiral Clark
Hughes
Charles O 'F. Hughes
U.S.N
Robinson
U. S. S. Oregon
San Francisco
Cal
Santiago
Cuba
Social Visits Highlight Weekend in Local Notes
Mrs. George H. Hodgkins returned from Boston and Cape Neddick while Mr. and Mrs. George Humphrey of Sierra Madre Calif arrived for a Lincoln street visit with Miss Susan Reed. The Wise Owl Girl Scout troop enjoyed a breakfast hike with 24 members. Barbara Stanton and Patricia Webster passed their fire building test and others passed cooking tests. Mrs. Wilmer I Voorhees and two lieutenants accompanied the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hodgkins
Boston
Cape Neddick
George Humphrey
Sierra Madre
Cal
Susan Reed
Lincoln Street
Mrs. Humphrey
California
Miss Reed
Mrs
Humphrey
Wise Owl
the Reach
Washington
Reach
Barbara Stanton
Patricia Webster
Wilmer I. Voorhees
A.catherine Shellenbarger
Jean L. Danie
Bath residents recount extended West Coast trip and social visits
Harry B. Sawyer returned from a monthlong journey to California with stops in Texas, New York, Chicago and Miami. He toured Berkshire scenery and witnessed the World Series game in Chicago on Oct 5. Also noted are visits by George H. Curtis of Horace Partridge Co., Constance Grange from Canada, and leisure trips by Mr. and Mrs. Houdlette to Bar Harbor and coastal towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Sawyer
Dummer Street
West Coast
Bath
Mr. Sawyer
New York
Chattanooga
Galveston
Texas
Southern Pacific
California
San Diego
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Francisco
J. C. Geiger
Anna Morse
Sawyer
Overland Limited
Union Pacific
Chicago
Miami
Fla
Lincoln Houdlette
Sagadahoc Ferry
Adelbert Houdlette
Farmingdale
Bar Harbor
Cadillac Mountain
Whiting
Machias
Btbec
Ellsworth
Lucerne
Maine
Bangor
Social notes of Bath residents and visitors
Bath society column lists residents and guests at homes in Bath and nearby towns. Names include Miss Marcia Moulton, Miss Gertrude Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Hodgdon, Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin, the Pierce family, Mrs. Jessie Spaulding, Rev. Tubbs, Joseph Small, Frank Nichols and family, Marion Jaques engagement announcement, and Mrs. C Chase Mellon visiting New York. Trips include Orlando, New York, Barre Vt, Boston and Southern New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Moulton
Bath Savings Institution
Orlando
Fla
Gertrude Lawrence
Martin Watrous
Edgemere
Third Maine Contract Bridge Tourney in Augusta Concludes
The third annual Maine Contract Bridge tourney at the Augusta House saw 21 tables, with Mrs Alan S. Bird and Miss Earle McIntosh of Rockland winning the cup and Fred E. Gignoux and Walter A. Beyer of Portland as runners-up after qualifying groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Morse
Frederick H. Kimball
Rupert H. Baxter
Clare Coombs
Anne Kimball
Miriam W. Kimball
Maine
Fred E. Gignoux
Walter A. Beyer
Portland
Bath
Milton S. Kimball
William H. Buxton
Cape Elizabeth
Ralph A.dyperrault
Mrs Wilson Wright Visits Daughter in Newark Library
Mrs Wilson Wright returns from a visit with her daughter Miss Elizabeth Wright who is employed in a library in Newark New Jersey.
Parish tea brings Grace church women together
Grace church parish hosts a Friday afternoon tea at the parish house on Oak Street from 3 30 to 5 30, with the Woman's auxiliary and St Marys guild attendees and large participation. Decorations feature Fall flowers and Autumn leaves as Mrs J R Andrews and others hosted and served. Several local residents and visitors are noted in brief social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mary’s Guild
Oak Street
J. R. Andrews
Harold Delong
Frederick E. Drake
Edward Sewall
W. Dayton Hill
Guild
Arthur Sewall 2d
Auxiliary
Edward W. Bridgham
Carl C. Anderson
Edwin
H. P. Lowell
Paul Mason
Walter M. Hill
Anna Trott
Pathfinder group reelects Bea con street church officers
A Bea con street church Pathfinder meeting at Miss Muriel H. Howe’s home re-elected officers Miss Laura Craft president Miss Gertrude Wallace vice president and Miss Marion Talbot secretary treasurer A pins committee was chosen and 12 members attended. Local civic items note two Water Street lunchrooms closed by state inspectors and an upcoming civil service exam at the Customs House Bristol for a postmaster candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder
Beacon Street
Muriel H. Howe
Upper
Washington Street
Laura Craft
Gertrude Wallace
Marion Talbot
Helen Simmons
Dorothy White
Emily Furber
Customs House
Bristol
Maine
East Boothbay
Damariscotta
Commissioners to Hear Obstruction Claim on River Road
Sagadahoc County commissioners order a hearing in Woolwich on November 7 at 10 am regarding claims by Sarah E Carlton and 34 others that the old River road from Woolwich to Dresden and a cross road have been fenced and blocked illegally. They allege River road has not been legally discontinued and call for relief from obstruction affecting travel to State Aid Highway No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ames
North Woolwich
Woolwich
Dresden
Sarah E.carlton
Sagadahoc
River Road
Middle Road
Ames
Dromore Grange Ladies Aid Meets for New Year Planning
Dromore Grange Ladies Aid held its first business meeting at Mrs. John H. Perkins's home on the King's Turnpike East Brunswick. Plans were made for the year's work and committees appointed. Members present included Mrs. Elbridge Malcolm, Mrs. James H. Thorpe, Miss Marion Rafael, Mrs. Lena D. Donnell, Mrs. Humphrey A. Owen, Mrs. Ralph Kenney, Mrs. Laura Cutting, and Mrs. Belle Cutting. A crab meat salad meal followed. The next meeting is set for November 19 at Mrs. Laura Cutting's in Winnegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange Ladies’ Aid
John H. Perkins
King’s Turnpike
East Brunswick
Elbridge Malcolm
James H. Thorpe
Marion Rafael
Lena D. Donnell
Humphrey ‘A. Owen
Ralph Kenney
Laura Cutting
Belle Cutting
Perkins
Winnegance
Married at Portsmouth Philadelphia couple wed in 1935 notice
M Arlene Green daughter of Wilber A Gilpatrick Richmond and Philip W Krisiles Portland restaurant proper announce their marriage at Portsmouth New Hampshire in May 1935. City Clerk Peter key performed the ceremony attended by Mr and Mrs Miles Phillips of Portland. The bride works in a Portland beauty parlor and the couple reside at 8 Parris street Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Arlene Green
Wilber A. Gilpatrick
Richmond
Philip W. Krisiles
Portland
Portsmouth
N.H
Peter We Key
Miles Phillips
Parrisstreet
Federal Savings and Loan Association Planned in Bath
A new Federal Savings and Loan association plans to offer insured deposits up to 100 percent with $5,000 per depositor, and provide home financing in Bath and vicinity with loans up to 75 percent of appraised value. It will offer four share types and operate under Federal supervision with Treasury participation and automatic Fed Home Loan Bank access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Home Loan Bank
President Hoover
Congress
Federal Savings and Loan Division
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Savigs and Loan Associations
Fedreal Savings and Loan Corporation
Bath
United States Treasury
Field
Baker
Federal Savings and Loan Associations
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Patten Library Annual Meeting Reveals Busy Year
The Patten Library reports 37 568 total volumes with Main 29 589 and Juvenile 17 979 circulations, March busiest at 3 987 and July slowest at 2 328. Overdue notices reached 1 153. 606 postcards sent. hours 1 30 to 8 30 weekdays 9 00 Saturdays. closed Sundays and Armistice Day. Gifts include donations from multiple organizations and individuals. periodicals feature Spirit of Missions and D A R Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Georgetown
Small Point
Woolwich
Sebasco
Wiscasset
Bath
American Library Association
Maine Library Association
Dean
State Association
Camden
Foote
Troop
American Gas Association
Balvai Pub. Co
Arline G. Caddy
Harvey S. Firestone
General Motors Corp
Theodore M. Knoppen
James O. Lincoln
Maine State Library
Lena Oliver
Juvenile Department
Betty Rice
William D. Sewall
8. J. Watson
Spirit of Missions
Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church
D. A. R. Magazine
Dummer Sewall
Treasurers Report From Patten Free Library Meeting
The annual treasurer Charles C Low report approved. Operating account shows year end receipts 10016.51 and expenditures 9829.80 leaving 186.71 on Oct 1. Books account begins with 294.35 balance and ends with 37.72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Low
Patten Free Library
Pines
City of Bathain
Davenport
Clara A. Abbott
State of Maine
Route proposed for highway rebuild between Bath and Brunswick
A proposed new Maine road would cost 507 800 led by a new bridge at Cook's Corner over Maine Central tracks 84 435 relocate underpass at Blind Crossing Bath 75 131 bridge Whiskeay Creek 6 826 and Sewall Mill Pond 3 808. W P A support may help Bath West Bath Brunswick vote yes bonds release a million dollars annually for new construction Sagadahoc share about 40 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haggett
Cook's Corner
Maine Central
Blind Crossing
Bath
Joseph Johnson
Mill Pond
Sewall Mill Pond
Bailey
Maine
Sagadahor County
Portland
West Bath
Brunswick
New Meadows River
Wesley Has One Day Convention
Miss Margaret Gordon and a group of women led a one day Wesley conference with 85 delegates in attendance. Mrs. Ernest Heywood contributed organ selections at each session as the program progressed and the event received collective thanks for the church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gordon
John Besaw
Catherine Shellenbarger
Ruth Shellenbarger
Jane Wing
Dorothy Wing
Evelyn Trott
Wilfred Trott
Georgie Ripley
E. E. Whittemore
William Tempie
Ernest Heywood
Little Miss Marjorie Fraser Celebrates Seventh Birthday
Little Miss Marjorie Fraser daughter of Mr and Mrs William Fraser of 12 Green Street celebrated her seventh birthday with a Monday party from three thirty to five thirty at home. Games included pin the tail on the donkey won by Norma Jean Hill and peanut find won by Janice Hogan. Refreshments featured a pink and white decorated table with a large birthday cake and favors. Guests included Anita Bagdikian Gwendolyn Nelson Marilyn Erskine Dorothy Wilson May Nelson and Barbara Fraser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Fraser
William Fraser
Green Street
Norma Jean Hill
Janice Hogan
Anita Bagdikian
Gwendolyn Nelson
Marilyn Erskine
Dorothy Wilson
May Nelson
Barbara Fraser
Marjorie
Farmington Girls Practice Field Hockey Under Tilton
Field hockey practice has run for two weeks at Farmington Normal school under physical director Mrs. Mary Tilton and assistants Rosamond Stover of this city among the players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington Normal School
Mary Tilton
Rosamond Stover
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Iva Stewart
Chesterfield
Thomas Smith
Alden G. Smith
High Street
Priscilla Freeman
Cynthia Sewall
Barbara Dunton
Anne Wilson
Joan Shaw
Robert Wilson
Bill Conti
Susanne White
Topsham
Susan N. Ballou
William P. Hill
Middle Street
William Ashworth
Reading
George W. Robinson
Knick-Knack Club
D. Wilfred Thibeault
Percy L. Miller
Harold L. Safford, Jr
John H. Sylvester
Chestnut Street
Douglas Warner
Troop’s Hardware
V.F.W
G. A. R. Hall
Jack Hart
William H. Small
John JH. Hunt
William P. Hatch
White Mountains
Donald N. Small
John McInnes, Jr
Stroudwater
Mark W. Sewall
John McIinnes
Carrell Watson
William Partington
Bruce H. M. White
Elbert D. Manson
Kittery Point
Lillian Cousens
Joseph F. Walker
Gail
Cabot, Vt
Harley A. Shattuck
Augustus Burnham
Bath Memorial Hospital
Colin S. Wakefield
Bucksport
Portland-Bangor
Mr. Wakefield
Carlton Bridge
Bucksport Bridge
Henry T. B. Leeman
Herbert Huggard
Rebekah
E. A. Copeland
Alfred Bunker
North Street
St. Petersburg
William Sylvester
Helen Hartwell
N. E. Tel. & Tel Co
Galen M. Low
Cambridge
Front Street
Charles Brswell
Thomas W. Plant
Wolfeboro
N. H
William A. Perry
Inn
Center Street
Elmer L. Norton
Robert Bosworth King
Howard E. King
Elsinore Avenue
Ruth
St. Barnabas Hospital
Nellie
Albert King
C.C.C
Linwood Haynes
Harry L. Haynes
Water Street
Colby College
Herbert E. Worrey
Roger Worrey
Worrey
Edmund A. Lenfest
Rudolph Kummer
Mr. Lenfest
William W. Dennison
George H. Curtis
The
Horace Partridge Co
Constance Grange
Canada
Miss Grange
Helen A. Grange
Napanee
Oswald Lailey
Toronto
William White
Rockland
Minnie A. White
Nancy Rowe Smith
G. Ronald Smith
William McGill
Winchester
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Charles E. Cushing
Edward P. Curtis
Rochester
N. Y
Small Point Beach
Sumner Sewall
Curtis
Horace Ropes
Minneapolis, Minn
J. Houghton McLellan, Jr
Mrs. J. Houghton’ McLellan
Arthur Sewalld
Melville B. Hodgdon
Mr. Hodgdon
Arthur Hodgdon
Thomas Carr
Brockton, Mass
James E. McLaughlin
William W. Oliver
Thomas L. Pierce
Providence, R. I
Birch Point
Bowdoin-Wesleyan
Jessie Spaulding
Murphy's Corner
Joseph Small
Frank A. Small
Frank B. Nichols
Barrett C. Nichols
Barre
Souther
Mary Conley
Morse High Sgchool
Whitefield
Norman Thurlow
Fryeburg
Richard Staples
Old Town
Spencer
Hutchins
Kenneth Nason
York Village
W. S. Nason
Bath Street
Frank Nounce
Marion L. Jaques
Harold K. Smith
Frederick N. Sewall
Lower High Street
Kansas City
John H. Dielman
Calif
Henry W. Butler
Niagara
Dielman
Phippsburg
Rufus King Bartlett
Harpswell
Harriet Rich Bartlett
City Hall
High School
Memorial Hospital
Elmhurst
Butler
Elizabeth Pattee
Constance Peters
Charles H. Cahill
Fred Hector
Fargo
N. D
Harry Peterson
F. G. Falin
Virginia
Tennessee
Alex Miller
Washington, D. C
Charlotte Staples
Leon C. Blaisdell
Central Street
Gardiner
Roger Pierce
Park Street
Frank Kelley
Frank, Jr
Donald
Sewall
A. M. Main
tIron
Charlotte I. Meeker
Lydia C. Moses
Montreal
Miss Meeker
Robert Jellett
Perene
Maine State Liquor Commission
Bath Firemen's Memorial Association
Elmer W. Rogers
Arcade
Edward T. Whitehouse
Fred Perry
Clarence Merrill
Oak Grove Cemetery
South End
J. Albert Redlon
Richard Quick
N. Gratz Jackson
Lawrence Greenwood
Olive Barron
Old Road
Dromore Grange
Ladies Aid
Christian Science Monitor
Motorship
Technology Review
Reader’s Digest
Charles P. Wetherbee
Golf
Harry C. Webber
Patten Library Annual Meeting
Wesley