Temple Pinkham Wedding Held at Wesley Parsonage
James W. Temple and Effie M. Pinkham wed Friday evening in a single ring ceremony at Wesley parsonage attended by immediate family. Temple, valedictorian of Morse class of 1932, is a Bath Lumber Co. bookkeeper. Mrs. Temple, Morse alumna, worked for W. T. Grant Co. They plan to live at 17 Hinckley Street after November 1 and honeymooned in Bar Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Temple
William B. Temple
Hinckley Street
Effie M. Pinkham
John F. Pinkham
Richardson Street
Wesley Parsonage
C. B. Oliver
Leslie B. Ferris
Linwood E. Temple
Bath Woman Becomes Mrs Boudreau In Immaculate Conception Ceremony
Miss Cecille M Veilleux of Newington N H wed Frederick E Boudreau of Chicago Illinois in Portsmouth New Hampshire at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. The ceremony featured a single ring rite with the bride gifted in marriage by her stepfather Louis H Virgie. The couple plans a wedding trip and will reside in Newington after Mr Boudreau attends Drovers Trust and Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecille M. Veilleux
Bath
Newington
N. H
Frederick E. Boudreau
Chicago
Ill
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Portsmouth
Louis Henry Virgie
Bouvardia
Joseph Nolan
New York City
Albert Veilleux
Lewiston
Virgie
Boudreau
Dreau
Drovers Trust and Savings Bank
Boudreau Builds French Teaching Career Across Maine
Mrs. Boudreau earned an MA from Radcliffe College and did graduate work at Middlebury VI. She taught French at Morse High School seven years, active in Bath society and Cosmopolitan club, then led the French Department at Sanford High School for two years. In Sanford she joined the College club and Ethelbert Nevin Music club. Mr. Boudreau, son of Mr and Mrs Philip Boudreau, comes from 47 Floral Street, Morse alumnus, and studied at the American Institute of Banking in Chicago.
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Boudreau
Radcliffe College
Middlebury
Morse High School
Bath
Cosmopolitan Club
Sanford High School
Sanford
College Club
Ethelbert Nevin
Philip Boudreau
Floral Street
Morse
American Institute of Banking
Chicago
Cromwell Nadeau Wedding Held in Bath Grace Rectory
Donald L Cromwell and Lorraine F Nadeau of Bath were married Friday evening at seven in Grace rectory by Rev Charles M Tubbs. Attended by Mr and Mrs Donald Lowery of Brunswick, the couple will reside in Bath. A reception followed at G A R hall with out of town guests from East Boston Dorchester Brookline and Brookline Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lewis Cromwell
Lorraine Frances Nadeau
Bath
Grace Rectory
Charles M. Tubbs
Donald Lowery
Brunswick
Eugene Cromwell
High Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Cromwell
Frank F., Nadeau
Middle Street
Evelyn
Dorchester
Mass
Marie Gott
Brookline
Jenkins Ewert wedding in Corliss Street parsonage
Arthur R. Jenkins foundry worker at Hyde Windlass Co. Bath wed Evelyn E Ewert of Somerville Mass. October 5 by Rev. Frederick P Moffatt. Attended by Mr and Mrs Owen F Burges and Mrs Joseph Jenkins. Bride daughter of Henry Ewert Jamaica Plain and Mrs James Gilvae Billerica. They will live at 14 Pine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Jenkins
Hyde Windlass Co
Bath
Evelyn E Ewert
Somerville
Mass
Frederick P Moffatt
Corliss Street
Owen F. Burges
Joseph Jenkins
Spring Street
Henry Ewert
Jamaica Plain
James Gilvae
Billerica
Jenkins
Pine Street
Morgan Johnson marriage returns received from Harpswell
Marriage returns show Chester Winfield Morgan of Harpswell son of Lula B. Morgan and the late George E. Morgan wed Deborah Roselyn Johnson daughter of Albert E. Johnson and his wife at the Baptist parsonage 138 North Street on October 6. Guests included James Jackson of Augusta and George Dillingham of Gardiner visiting Hon. N Gratz Jackson and wife at 1 Shaw Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Winfield Morgan
East
Harpswell
Lula B. Morgan
George E. Morgan
Deborah Roselyn Johnson
Albert E. Johnson
John W. Gilmore
Baptist Parsonage
North Street
James Jackson
Augusta
George Dillingham
Gardiner
Mr. Jackson
N. Gratz Jackson
Shaw Street
Hundreds Register Under Selective Service at City Hall
City Clerk John W. Gilmore oversaw registration of young men at City Hall with 40 volunteers. By 7:30 more than 100 queued, 400 registered by 10, and over 600 by noon. Cards issued, records filed, and the process included hospital visits for incapacitated registrants.
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City Hall
John W. Gilmore
Warren F. Cooper
Washington Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Edmund A. Rothwell
Frank E. Prescott
Mark A. Jackson
Merton Dearing
Oscar King
City
C. Leroy Hutchins
Franklin Wright
Emma Leonard
Harry T. Passmore
Gilmore
Selective Service Board
Draft Board
Arrowsic
Richmond
Sagadahoc County
Bath
Bowdoin
Georgetown
Lottery Draw Sparks Question Over Doe Eligibility
A Washington lottery scene centers on a registrant John Doe assigned serial number 500. The first drawing reportedly selects 500, prompting questions about its status and the eligibility of the first entrant.
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Washington
John Doe
Mr. Doe
Eight indicted in Sagadahoc court enter guilty pleas
Three of eight indicted by the grand jury pleaded guilty before Justice Raymond Fellows. Edmund Robinson of Bath and Elmer Rhodes with Charles Beals of Brunswick faced charges for larceny and breaking and entering. Sentences were deferred. Other indictments included Kerry Steward and his wife Clara for harboring a man in an arson case. Brown, Steward, and others faced additional charges. a civil case proceeded with a verdict near completion at noon. A traverse jury heard the Brown-Cooper suit for damages from a 1939 collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Fellows
Sagadahoc
Edmund Robinson
Bath
Cummings Motors, Inc
Elmer Rhodes
Charles Beals
Brunswick
Sidney R. Higgins
Kerry B. Steward
Bath Iron Works Corp
Clara
Russell Street
City
Fred L. Brown
Thomaston
Pownai
Richard Cook
Roy C. Richter
Charles E. Crocker
George A. Churchill
Harland Brown
Carl H. Cooper
Woolwich
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Brown
Cooper
Thomas W. Fullerton
Commercial Street
Harold J. Rubin
Frank Powers
Lewiston
Archie M. Wishart
Wishart
Ethelyn
Freda P. Sprague
Topsham
Halloween Eve Dance At Bath Elks Home
Bath Lodge of Elks plans a private Halloween Eve dance for Tuesday October 29 at the Elks Home on Lombard Street with dancing and refreshments. The restricted committee is led by Edward J. McMann and includes Howard O. Nash Jesse W. Allen Harry C. Stone Alvin E. Jewett and William L. Scott. There are seven universities in Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge of Elks
Elks
Lombard Street
Edward J. McMann
Howard O. Nash
Jesse W. Allen
Harry C. Stone
Alvin E. Jewett
William L. Scott
Bowdoinham Man Harry H Little Dies After Illness
Harry H Little of Bowdoinham died at his Carding machine road home after a six month illness. Born December 13 1866 in Whitefield he lived in Bowdoinham over 40 years with survivors including widow Mary Way Little and children Cora Jane Lit tle Samuel Tristram Percy and others. The community reports club meetings dinners and personal items including visits and weekend guests across Bowdoinham in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Little
Mr. Little
Whitefield
Hartwell
Roseta King Little
Bowdoinham
Brunswick
Mary Way Little
Cora
Jane Little
Percy Chetley
Samuel
Baltimore
Tristram
Percy
Richmond
Town Hall
James H. Ames
Albert Despus
George Coombs
Lisbon Falls
Albert Peterson
Detroit
Clinton Cargill Jr
Topsham
Women's Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Mary Wright
Irving Prindall
Ralph McEwen
Methodist
Karl Hatch
J. Bowdoin Lilly
Lilly Farm
Bay Road
Malden
Mass
Mar
Downing
South Portland
Addie Fowle
Mr. Webber
Frank P. Webber
C. C. Brown
Newton
Guy Lappiere
New York City
William King
William Southworth
Cohasset
George Bremmer
Theodore Williams
Boston
Henry Richardson
Henry Merrill
Leominster
Kermit Deggs
Reading
J. Robert Gardner
Alice Cook
Portland
Frank Siegars
Alberta Page
George Cutler
Ivan Lang
Valerie Jaskin
R. N
Somerville
Carrie Kendall
Inez Gowell
West Virginia
Storer College
Kendall
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick
Maryland
Charles Hackett
Enterprise
Merrymeeting
Orange
Norman H. Cook
Frank Jack
Albert Reed
Minnie Waldron
Edward Baker
Zina Maxwell
Harry Woodbury
Raymond
Harold Hackett
Robert
Billy
Damariscotta
Hackett
George Hackett
Winter Passes Day for Springfield Mass
A fragment notes a scheduled day in Springfield Massachusetts connected to the passage of winter or a seasonal marker. The brief mentions departure from the season and municipal reflection on the timing.
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Springfield
Mass
Bowdoinham Farm Bureau Meeting at Merrymeeting Grange
The Bowdoinham Farm Bureau met Friday at the Merrymeeting Grange hall with Miss Louise Wright speaking on Buying Shoes and Care of the Feet. Dinner duties were shared by Mrs Ralph McEwen and Mrs Irving Prindall. A Poland annual meeting committee was named and a vegetable budget exhibit for one person was approved. A nominating panel of Mrs John Palmer Mrs Eva Purington and Mrs Ray Douglas was selected. The next gathering will be with Mrs Ralph McEwen on November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Farm Bureau
Merrymeeting Grange Hall
Louise Wright
Ralph McEwen
Irving Prindall
Poland
Frank Heath
Ray Douglas
John Palmer
Eva Purington
Card of Thanks for Brother William Curtis
I wish to thank neighbors and friends for kindness and floral tributes during my bereavement in the death of my brother William Curtis. Lizzie Curtis Bowdoinham Me Oct 17 1940.
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William Curtis
Lizzie Curtis
Bowdoinham, Me
Reardon 25th Anniversary Surprise Party Held
In honor of their 25th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Reardon of 154 North Street were treated to a surprise party Monday evening at the home of their daughter Mrs. Leo Cormier at 21 Oliver Street. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James E. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Long Mr. Jerome O Keefe Mrs. James C. Doyle and others. Several silver pieces were presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Reardon
North Street
Leo Cormier
Cormier
Oliver Street
James E. McLaughlin
Joseph A. Long
C. Jerome O'Keefe
Francis J. Gooch
Andrew C. Flaherty
Dorothy O'Keefe
Jerome O'Keefe
James C. Doyle
J. Kenneth Reardon
Robert J. Reardon
Barbara Reardon
Roland Paquette
Portsmouth
Winter Street Men to Meet Thursday Evening
Winter Street Men's club holds its first regular Fall meeting Thursday at 6 30. William Klein will speak on With Standard Oil in the Caribbean and show movies. He was with Standard Oil Co of New Jersey in Aruba and will tell about the island’s changes under French and British rule. Election of officers and supper by the Ladies Auxiliary are planned. non members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Klein
Winter Street Men's Club
Standard Oil
Caribbean
Mr. Klein
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Aruba
Netherlands West Indies
Holland
France
Fred J. Higgins
Harry A. Walters
J. Frank Hunt
Justus H. Miller
Ernest R. Freeman
Herbert L. Anderson
Charles W. Walsh, Jr
Mitchell siblings die in Bath while on business
Mrs Eleanor Mitchell Blake of Sunnyside Long Island and her brother Charles M Mitchell of South Lancaster Massachusetts died Tuesday in Bath while on business. They had lived in Bath for years on Richardson street. Charles Mitchell owned the Mitchell All Metal Feeder Co in South Lancaster, maker of bird feeding stations.
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Eleanor Mitchell Blake
Sunnyside
L. I
Charles M. Mitchell
South Lancaster
Mass
Bath
Blake
Mr. Mitchell
Richardson Street
Mitchell All-Metal Feeder Co
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