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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1934

Page

6

Local Social and Personal Notes From Marblehead Area

Residents return and travel plans mark a Busy Marblehead region. Mrs. William Sewall hosts visiting relatives in Washington street while Mr and Mrs Kellaway of Newton Center spend the weekend at their Pop ham cottage. Several individuals announce marriages births and events with planned visits to New York Boston Portland and York including a seventh birthday party for Elaine Noyes and Halloween themed celebrations.

Herbert J. Kellaway Newton Center Mass Popham

Nas san Institute Students Return from Boston Trip

Passing the weekend at home were Nas san Institute Springvale students Miss Phyllis V. Eaton Miss Mary Kenney Miss Dorothy Martin Miss Cynthia Rogers Miss Eleanor Voorhees. Mrs William Armstrong and daughter Doris have returned from a few days stop in Boston.

Nassan Institute Springvale Phyllissis V. Eaton Mary K. Kenney Dorothy M. Martin Cynthia M. Rogers Eleanor M. Voorhees William Armstrong Doris Boston

Rummage Sale Chairman Leads Weekend Club Event

Miss Minnie A White chaired the rummage sale at the club house this Saturday. Proceeds will fund room renovations and a winter Yule celebration with Mrs Ed, Miss Elizabeth, and other organizers including Ke ick W Humphreys and Mrs Guy Silverman.

Minnie A. White Tan Club

Oakland Couple Marries In September Wedding

Mr and Mrs Arthur James Schaarschuck of Oakland Calif were married in Oakland on Sept 22 They honeymoon in the East visiting Mrs Schaarschucks cousins Mr and Mrs Ralph C Whitehouse of Winneganee and relatives including Mrs Susie Schofield and Miss Hattie Morse They later visited his Bergenfield N J parents and returned to New Jersey before resuming their cross country trip The bride before marriage was Florence Hiney of Oakland daughter of Mrs Florence Pushard Hiney a Bath former resident.

Arthur James Schaarschuck Oakland Calif N. J Bath New Jersey Florence Hiney Florence Pushard Hiney

Birthday Party for Floyd R. Evans Jr. At Trowbridge Home

Floyd R. Evans Jr. of Norfolk Va. celebrated his sixth birthday with 16 friends at his aunt Mrs Henry O Trowbridge and Mr Trowbridge’s home at 13 Andrews road last Thursday Oct 4. Games and refreshments followed. Mrs Frank Moses returned home to Corliss street after a four weeks visit with her son George Moses in Medford Mass.

Floyd R. Evans, Jr Norfolk Henry O. Trowbridge Trowbridge Andrews Road Frank Moses Corliss Street George Moses Medford Mass

Brownie Meeting Held at Legion Hall

Mrs Arthur Sewall led a Brownie meeting at the Legion hall on Wednesday afternoon. Fifteen girls attended and enjoyed the afternoon's program with games and songs.

Arthur Sewall Legion Hall

Visitors of Providence and Los Angeles arrive for brief stays

Mrs. Charles Fheel of Providence and New York arrived Wednesday to visit Miss Mary F. Gibbons on Washington street. Mrs. Blanche B. Bunker and sister Mrs. Leah Strout of Los Angeles arrived Wednesday to visit their aunt Mrs. Ida M. Beals, Miss Flora E. Leonard, and Harvey P. Hathorne at Sagadahoc Ferry.

Charles Fheel Providence R. I New York Mary F. Gibbons Washington Street Blanche B. Bunker Leah Strout Los Angeles Calif Ida M. Beals Flora E. Leonard Harvey P. Hathorne Sagadahoc Ferry

Local Social Notes and Households in Portland and Nearby

Mrs. Charles Oliver and daughter Mrs. Howard Rice of Mechanic Street and Mrs. Wilbur Crocker of Park Street pass Wednesday in Portland. Lawrence Hinckley formerly of Bath returns to Pepperell Massachusetts after visiting Allan H. Ramsay at 221 Oak Street. Mrs. Marius H Page chairs refreshments for the North Center PTA teachers reception on Tuesday evening Oct 23. Mr and Mrs W E Chase Jr and daughter Nancy move to 14 Cobb Road, former home of Reginald Stacy. Mrs. Chase’s mother Mrs Inez Pendleton will spend the winter with them.

Charles Oliver Howard Rice Mechanic Street Wilbur Crocker Park Street Portland Lawrence Hinckley Bath Pepperell Mass Allan H. Ramsay Oak Street Marius H. Page North Center P.T.A W. E. Chase, Jr Nancy Cobb Road Reginald Stacy Chase Inez Pendleton

Brownies Meet at Legion Hall Learn Mottoes and Songs

Sixteen Brownies attended Friday afternoon at the Legion hall. They learned mottoes and promises, then enjoyed games and songs. Mrs. Roger D. Skillings led the meeting.

Brownies Legion Hall Roger D. Skillings

Community Visitors and Local Appointments Highlight Weekend

Miss Mary F Gibbons travels to Providence Rhode Island for a cousin visit. Mr and Mrs Thomas L Pierce and Mr and Mrs Raymond H Trott arrive from Providence to spend the weekend at Birch Point cottage. Mr and Mrs Thomas Bates and Cynthia of West Medford stay with their uncle and aunt at 85 Bedford Street. Bates works for Equitable Insurance in Boston. Harry Fitch of Bath garage returns to duties after several weeks illness.

Thomas L. Pierce Raymond H. Trott Providence, R. I Pierce Birch Point Thomas Bates Cynthia West Medford Mass Harry Witham Bedford Street Bates Equitable Ins. Co Boston Harry Fitch Bath

Miss Mildred Palmer Visits From New Bedford

Miss Mildred C. Palmer arrived Thursday night from New Bedford Massachusetts where she teaches at the School for the Deaf and spent Columbus Day weekend at 854 Washington street. Mr and Mrs Harry E Cornish and family visited West Paris Sunday with Mr and Mrs Melford N Perham. The Cornish party also toured the White Mountains where they ski and enjoy snow balls. Commander and Mrs Robert W Ferrell and daughters Mary Josephine and Margaret spent Saturday in Portsmouth New Hampshire with her parents Mr and Mrs Edmund C Tarbell.

Mildred C. Palmer New Bedford Mass School For the Deaf Washington Street Harry E. Cornish Velma I. Cornish Harry Cornish Weeks Street Dwinal E. Cornish Carl Rose Street West Paris Melford N. Perham Charlena Cornish Dwinal Cornish Harry White Mountains Robert W. Ferrell Mary Josephine Margaret Portsmouth N. H Edmund C. Tarbell

Skeltons and Kings Visit Bates Students in Lewiston

Mr and Mrs William L Skelton and son David and Mrs Arthur W King and son Donald motored to Lewiston on Saturday to visit John K Skelton and Omar R King freshmen at Bates College Mr King returned with them to spend the weekend at his home.

William L. Skelton David Arthur W. King Donald Lewiston John K. Skelton Omar R. King Bates College Mr. King

Jaques Family Guests At Hillcrest Farm Visit

Mr and Mrs William S Jaques Miss Mildred Jaques and Clifton Jaques of 24 Parker Street Newbury Mass were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank W Jaques at their Hillcrest farm in West Bath over Columbus Day. William S Jaques and Frank W Jaques are brothers.

William S. Jaques Mildred Jaques Clifton Jaques Parker Street Newbury, Mass Frank W. Jaques Hillcrest West Bath

Mr. and Mrs. David Cogan Drive to Rockland with Family

Mr and Mrs David S Cogan and their family of 677 High Street motored to Rockland on Sunday for a family outing.

David S. Cogan High Street Rockland

Mrs J Duane Wheeler and Edith Wheeler Leave Bath for Dayton

Mrs J Duane Wheeler and Miss Edith Wheeler have left Bath and their Brightwater summer home for Dayton Ohio after a year and a half away. Miss Wheeler reportedly worked in the office of Judge Walter S Glidden during that period.

J. Duane Wheeler Edith Wheeler Dayton, O Bath Brightwater

Club Contract Ladies Hold Cherry Street Gathering

Mrs. Clara Coombs entertained her contract club at her Cherry street home on Thursday afternoon. Members included Mrs. Richard Quick and 13 others. First prize a workbox went to Mrs. Hatch, second prize to Mrs. Small, consolation to Mrs. Deering. Club to meet next Friday with Mrs. Hatch on Washington street.

Clara Coombs Cherry Street Richard Quick Harry Crosman John Hunt William Small Chester Plant EB. R. Wright William P. Hatch Wellington A. Moore Edward Coombs Pearl Dunbar N. Gratz Jackson Chester Roberts Alfred Carpenter Lelanti Mitchell Carroll A. Deering Carroll Deering Hatch Washington Street

Surprise Shower for Mrs Trask in Portland Area

Mrs Harold L Trask received a surprise shower Friday at 25 Deering Street hosted by Mrs Harold Browne and Mrs Alvah A Morse. Attendees included Mrs Albert Anderson and other local residents. Games such as Keano were played with prizes awarded to Mrs Trask and Mrs Morse. refreshments were served.

Harold L. Trask Washburn Street Harold Browne Deering Street Alvah A. Morse Browne Keano Trask Charles H. Morse Albert Anderson Winnifred S. Merry Eugene Dauphin John W. Waterhouse Keith Atwood Charles L. Merry

Miss Powers Visits Parents During Weekend in Boston

Miss Ruth Powers a student at the Vesper George School of Art in Boston is spending weekend with her parents Dr and Mrs Maxwell Powers of Middle Street.

Ruth Powers Vesper George School of Art Boston Mrs Maxwell Powers Middle Street

Barron Is Taken To Memorial Hospital For Illness

Fred W. Barron, long ill at his home at 9 Marshall Avenue, was carried by Curtis ambulance Saturday noon to Memorial Hospital. He is under the care of Dr. B. C. Bailey of Wiscasset.

Fred W. Barron Marshall Avenue Curtis Memorial Hospital B. C. Bailey Wiscasset

Wild Rose Girl Scouts Hike and Outdoor Supper

Thirty Girl Scouts from the Wild Rose troop hiked to Dead Horse for an outdoor supper, built fires and cooked in rain. Kathleen Lewis and Hazel Oliver passed firebuilding tests despite the weather, as Mrs. Edwin H. Given led the event to a successful meeting.

Wild Rose Troop Girl Scouts Dead Horse Kathleen Lewis Hazel Oliver Edwin H. Given

Plant Family To Return From Chicago Century of Progress

Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Plant and their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. J Edward Drake Jr. were due back Friday after attending the Century of Progress in Chicago.

Travelers Visit Bath Area Friends This Week

Mrs Charles F Hathaway of Cambridge Massachusetts returned home after a few days as a guest of Mrs Harry W Tucker of Middle Street. Mr and Mrs Harry Benner of Oakland California recently visited Maine staying in Wiscasset and Bath calling on acquaintances. Mrs Benner formerly Miss Henrianna Campbell of Bath. Mr Benner works in insurance with Hartford and New York offices. Mr and Mrs John Germaine of Wollaston Massachusetts arrived Friday to spend Columbus Day weekend with Ralph K Hall at 955 High Street.

Emma Smal Washington Street Cambridge Mass Charles F. Hathaway Harry W. Tucker Middle Street Harry Benner Oakland Calif Maine Wiscasset Bath Benner Henrianna Campbell Hartford John Germaine Wollaston Ralph K. Hall High Street

Mrs H Leigh Wing Returns From Connecticut and New York Trip

Mrs H Leigh Wing of 28 ork street returns Thursday night after a week in Connecticut and New York with Mr Wing who works for Fasnir Bearing Co New Britain Conn Mr Wing spends weekend at home

H. Leigh Wing Connecticut New York Wing Fasnir Bearing Co New Britain Conn

Drake to attend Bowdoin Wesleyan football game

William P. Drake of Washington street left Friday for Middletown Connecticut to attend the Bowdoin Wesleyan football game Saturday afternoon.

William P. Drake Washington Street Middletown Conn Bowdoin- Wesleyan

Birthday Party for Ruth Cogan at 677 High Street

Miss Ruth Cogan celebrated her tenth birthday Saturday with seven guests at her home. The night featured games and ghost stories in a darkened room, a peanut hunt won by Madelyn Robson, and a Jerusalem game prize for Eleanor Gediman. Halloween colors adorned napkins and refreshments included a birthday cake. Additional guests were Rhoda Katz Betty Robson Ida Rena Cohen Riva Divia Greenblatt and Edward Cogan. Mrs Annie Dale arrived from Gardiner to visit Ralph Dale and family.

Ruth Cogan David S. Cogan High Street Madelyn Robson Eleanor Gediman

Mrs Harold B Martin visits parents in Bath

Mrs Harold B. Martin arrived Saturday in Bath after three weeks in Boston to spend two weeks as a guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Merry F Chellis at 5 Federal Street. Mr and Mrs Ralph E Wright and Mr and Mrs Harold Conley of West Bath left Monday for a week hunting trip in Northern Maine.

Harold B. Martin Boston Merry F. Chellis Federal Street Ralph E. Wright Harold Conley West Bath Maine

Bath Iron Works chief sails for Bermuda on Kungsholm

Roland F. Hill general superintendent of the Bath Iron Works Corp sails Tuesday from New York on the S S Kungsholm of the Swedish American line for a ten days trip to Bermuda.

Roland F. Hill Bath Hron Works Corp New York S. S. Kungsholm Bermuda

Donnell Return From New York City As Veilleux Visits Lewiston

Mr and Mrs Charles J Donnell returned Sunday to their Washington street home from New York City where they had been away. Miss Cecille Veilleux of Cobb road spent the weekend at her Lewiston home.

Charles J. Donnell Sundey Washington Street New York City Cecille Veilleux Cobb Road Lewiston

Plant family ends 3000 mile autumn motor trip

Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Plant their daughter Mrs. J Edward Drake Jr and Mr Drake return from a ten day trip of about 3000 miles leaving Bath Oct 2. They pass Buffalo Niagare Falls Detroit for Tigers Cardinals 12 innings and Century of Progress in Chicago. They see stock yards coal mines oil fields and a Hartford cloudburst on return. Carload of Chevrolets arrives at Bath including two sedans a coach and a truck. Mrs Lewis Harmon of 16 Mechanic Street travels to Everett Massachusetts for illness of daughter Nellie Whiteway.

Chester A. Plant J. Edward Drake, Jr Drake Bath Buffalo Niagere Falls Détroit Plant Tigers Cardinals Chicago Ohio Pennsylvania Hartford Conn

Morse party heads to Island Falls for hunting trip

Mrs. Charles H. Morse and her son Walter K. Morse with Miss Pauline Fogg left early Saturday for Island Falls to take a week's vacation. In Island Falls the group plans to join a hunting party in the big woods.

Charles H. Morse Walter K. Morse Pauline Fogg Island Falls Mr. Morse Miss Fogg Big Woods

Baxter couple heads to Pacific coast trip

Hon. and Mrs. Rupert H. Baxter depart Tuesday for the Pacific coast on business. They will pause in Chicago to attend the Century of Progress exposition.

Hon Rupert H. Baxter Pacific Coast Chicago

Two Teen Cyclists Take 28 Mile Auburn Ride For Weekend

Miss Feralyn Roberts 15 and her brother Kirk 17 of Morse High rode bicycles from Auburn to visit grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J Clifford Wilson 28 miles away. They stopped twice on the way up and only Brunswick on the return after two days with the Wilsons. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Chester Roberts accompanied by the children left Maxwell street Saturday to join the Wilsons at the new Auburn farm home.

Feralyn Roberts Kirk Morse High Auburn J. Clifford Wilson Brunswick Chester Roberts Maxwell Street

Local Visitor Comes From New York City for Weekend

Joseph T. Small arrived Friday from New York City to spend the weekend with his mother Mrs. Frank A. Small of Washington street.

Joseph T. Small New York City Frank A. Small Washington Street

Chickadee Patrol Stages Two Little Women Scenes

Pine Tree Troop No 1 Girl Scouts held a Thursday afternoon meeting at the Y building. Chickadee patrol presented two Little Women scenes with Barbara Kenney as Amy, joined by Martha Page, Mary Darrah, Phyllis Darrah, Dorothy Durgan, Betty Watson and Connie Morin. Attendance was strong and the usual scout activities continued.

Pine Tree Troop Chickadee Patrol Amy Barbara Kenney Martha Page Mary Phyllis’ Darrah Dorothy Durgan Betty Watson Connie Morin

Altar Society Meeting Attended by Portland Women

Mrs Charles M Tubbs and Mrs Arthur Sewall second, passed Friday in Portland after attending the Maine Altar society meeting at St Luke's parish house.

Charles M. Tubbs Arthur Sewall Portland Maine Altar Society St. Luke’s Parish House

Mrs Marie MacLellan Leaves for Boston Visit

Miss Marie MacLellan RN of New Brunswick visits sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs James B Lemont of West Bath. She leaves Friday for a two week stay in Boston and suburbs.

Marie MacLellan R.N New Brunswick James B. Lemont West Bath Boston

Bath Visit Ends As Mr and Mrs Sylvester Return

Mr and Mrs Charles T Sylvester of Rome New York, who have been staying in Bath and nearby, returned Friday afternoon after a few days’ visit.

Charles T. Sylvester Rome N. Y Bath

Teachers Arrive for Weekend at Homes in Massachusetts

Miss Margaret S. Miller of Brighton high school and Miss Bernice B. Hosmer of Attleboro high school arrived Friday afternoon to spend the weekend at their respective homes.

Margaret S. Miller Brighton Mass Bernice B. Hosmer Attleboro

Bradeen Family Guests Extend Visit in Milo and Essex

Dr and Mrs Frederick Bradeen of Essex Conn arrived Thursday to visit Mrs Bradeen’s aunt Mrs Frederick H Kimball of High street. They recently stayed in Montreal with their son Charles S Bradeen and drove from there with Mrs Kimball to Milo for a brief visit.

Frederick Bradeen Essex Conn Bradeen Frederick H. Kimball High Street Mrs. Bradeen Montreal Charles S. Bradeen Mrs. Kimball Milo

Morse and Kelley Couples Weekend in Bath

Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Morse of Greenwich Connecticut and Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Kelley of Winchester Massachusetts spent the weekend at the Morse homestead on Washington Street in Bath.

Harry F. Morse Greenwich, Conn Frank B. Kelley Winchester Mass Bath Morse Washington Street

Ring and Hayes Guests during Columbus Day Weekend

Harry P. Ring Jr of 4 Washburn Street attends Bentley School of Accounting in Boston and visited Worcester Massachusetts as guest of Paul F. Hayes of 6 Washburn Street who attends Holy Cross College.

Harry P. Ring, Jr Washburn Street Bentley School of Accounting Boston Worcester Mass Paul F. Hayes Holy Cross College

Trott Relatives Host Weekend Visitor in Providence

Houghton Trott of Providence Rhode Island visited his grandmother Mrs Joseph M Trott of High Street for a weekend. the family noted the informal gathering and extended hospitality during the holiday period.

Houghton Trott Providence, R. I Joseph M. Trott High Street

Attendees at Topsham Fair Wednesday Last Week

Mrs. E. B. Wright and daughter Eleanor Mrs. Herman Wright Mrs. Cornish Miss Betty Pinkham and Miss Ethel Barter attended Topsham fair Wednesday of last week.

E. B. Wright Eleanor Herman Wright Cornish Betty Pinkham Ethel Barter Topsham Fair

Weekend visitors greet North Street residents

Mrs. Rogece Shaw and her husband returned Sunday after a Boston trip. Mr. and Mrs. J. Earle Wood of Beverly Massachusetts and Miss Mary McAllister of St. John New Brunswick were weekend guests of their aunt Mrs. Jane Haggett.

Rogece Shaw Dat W North Street Boston J. Earle Wood Beverly Mass Mary McAllister St. John, N. B Jane Haggett

Beebe Couple Weekend at Wakefield Cottage Visit

Mr and Mrs John H Beebe Jr of Wakefield Mass spent the weekend at their cottage at Popham Beach. Arthur Sewall of Washington Street left Sunday for New York for a few days on business.

John H. Beebe, Jr Wakefield, Mass Popham Beach Arthur Sewall Washington ‘Street New York

North Bath party hosts list numerous local guests

Joe Robinson and Miss Ruth Robins on Priddy Road hosted a North Bath gathering with many guests including Irving Marrington Eben Haskli Richard Farnham and others. The event featured games and refreshments as Mr and Mrs Robert Shaw of Pelham New York joined to spend the weekend with Mrs Pred R E Dean of Dummer Street.

Joe Robinson Ruth Robinson North Bath Priddy Eveniing Irving Mark Marrington Eben Haskli Richard Farnham Bob Stevens Warren Hawley Henri Sarkis Franklin Hallowell Carl Earlbach Nicholas Vamvakias Wilfred Gaudet Donald Page Donalki Marshall Warren McNeil Walter Rogers William Mussenden Alden G. Smith Elien Stevens Dorothy Marshall Rita Cummings Doris Henderson Marguerite Brown Mary McChire Elizabeth Colby Louise Briggs Elizabeth Butterfield Shirley Moore Madelyn Dunton Kathaleen Scott Jane Wing Lucille Johnson Dorothy Thebéau Evelyn Tomilson June Rabbitt Dorothy Mattson Newtonville Mass Robert P. Shaw Pelham, N. Y Pred R. E. Dean Dummer Street

Cambridge Women and Attendants Visit Green Street Hosts

Miss Rena Morrow of Cambridge Arlene Rowe and Howard C. Andrews of Waltham arrived Friday to pass Columbus Day weekend as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Anderson of Green Street.

Rena Morrow Cambridge Mass Arlene Rowe Howard C. Andrews Waltham Carl A. Anderson Green Street

Family Visits Highlight Local Residents

Mr. Winnifred S. Merry of lower High street has been staying with his daughter Mrs. Alvah A. Morse of Deering street and his son Charles L. Merry of Middle street for several days.

Winnifred S. Merry Lower High Street Alvah A. Morse Deering Street Charles L. Merry Middle Street

Mrs Atwood Hosts Contract Club at 1328 Washington

Mrs John Atwood entertained the contract club with two tables at her home 1328 Washington street on Thursday evening. Prizes included a cookie sheet to Mrs Clifford Wilband, a pie plate to Mr James McLaughlin, and marmalade to Mrs Charles Walsh. Other guests were Mrs Edward Daley, Mrs James Clappison, Mrs Lincoln Bailey, and Mrs Addison Pendleton. Refreshments were served. The club will meet next Thursday evening with Mrs Daley of Bedford Street.

John Atwood Washington Street Clifford Wilband James McLaughlin Charles Walsh Edward Daley James Clappison Lincoln Bailey Addison Pendleton Daiey Bedford Street

Dinner Guests Hosted by Mr and Mrs Clifton Tedford

Mr and Mrs Clifton W Tedford entertained as dinner guests Friday Rev and Mrs Weston P Holman of Camden and Mrs Edwin B Parris of this City.

Clifton W Tedford Weston P. Holman Camden Edwin B. Parris

Local Guests Visit From Lu Kee Boston

Mr and Mrs Carlton M Pike of Lu Kee and Edward Hubbard of Boston were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewalld of Washington Street.

Carlton M. Pike Lukee Edward Hubbard Boston Arthur Sewalld Washington Street

Three Births Registered in Bath Fall at Bath Memorial Hospital

The Bath City Clerk’s office reports three births on Oct 9, Oct 3 and Sept 28. Beverly Ann Higgins, Barbara Jean Briggs and Elizabeth Low were born to Walter and Aaron Higgins of 1039 Middle street, William Melrose Briggs of 53 Court street, and Henry Ellsworth Leonard of Popham Beach respectively. All infants delivered at Bath Memorial hospital. Charles C. Low returns as Bath Savings treasurer after a Washington vacation.

John W. Gilmore Beverly Ann Walter Aaron Higgins Middle Street Barbara Jean William Melrose Briggs Court Street Elizabeth Low Henry Ellsworth Leonard Popham Beach Bath Memorial Hospital

Marr Family Relocates to Page and Academy Streets

Mrs. John Marr and children Jackie and Marilyn moved from Pearl Street to an apartment at Page and Academy streets. Mr. Marr, employed by Fore River Shipbuilding Corp. in Quincy, Mass., arrived Saturday to spend the weekend with them.

John Marr Jackie Marilyn Pearl Street Page and Academy Streets Marr Fore River Shipbuilding Corp Quincy Mass

Mrs Edith Howard and niece depart for Westboro Winter

Miss Edith Howard and her niece Miss Ethel Curran left Friday for Westboro Massachusetts where they intend to spend the winter season.

Edith Howard Ethel Curran Westboro Mass

New London and Cliftondale Families Vacation at Winnegance Cabin

Mr and Mrs Frank M Webber of New London Connecticut and Mr and Mrs Ralph M Merry and son Ralph M Merry Jr of Cliftondale Massachusetts spent Columbus Day weekend at the Merry cabin on Winnegance Lake.

Frank M. Webber New London, Conn Ralph M. Merry and Ralph M. Merry, Jr Cliftondale Mass Merry Cabin Winnegance Lake

Quicks Visit The Texas Company Terminal in Portland

Capt. and Mrs. Richard Quick of Washington street spent a day in Portland last week touring The Texas Company Terminal aboard the steamship Texas, a former command of Capt. Quick. Chief officer R. P. Robin, with Quick for 12 years, accompanied the Quicks and joined them for the Bath return and stay as their guest.

Richard Quick Washington Street Portland Texas Company Texas Capt. Quick R. P. Robin Bath Quicks

Miss Constance Grange Returns to Bath After Ontario Visit

Miss Constance Grange has returned to Bath after spending a month in Toronto and Napanee Ontario with her sister Mrs. Oswald Lailey and Miss Helen A Grange.

Constance Grange Bath Toronto Napanee Ont Oswald Lailey Helen A Grange

Farmington Students Return to Normal School After Weekend

Miss Jean L Danforth daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank W Danforth of 1110 High Street and Miss Rosamond Stover daughter of Mr and Mrs Bates E Stover of Brunswick Road spent the weekend at home returning to Farmington Normal School on Sunday. Miss Danforth is a second year student and Miss Stover a first year student. Miss Eleanor P Danforth of the Central Grammar facility drove them to Farmington and back.

Jean L. Danforth Frank. W. Danforth High Street Rosamond Stover Bates E. Stover Brunswick Road Farmington Normal School Danforth Miss Stover Eleanor P. Danforth Central Grammar Facillty Farmington

Waterhouse Visited Bath Couple Over Weekend

F. W. Waterhouse Jr of West Paris spent the weekend in Bath with Mr and Mrs Harry E Cornish of 54 weeks.

F. W. Waterhouse, Jr West Paris Bath Harry E. Cornish Weeks Street

Hartford Couple at Lake NeqüAsset Camp

Mr and Mrs Franklin Pierce of Hartford Connecticut spend October at their lakeside camp at Lake Nequasset Mr Pierce is the state superintendent of schools in Connecticut

Franklin Pierce Hartford, Conn Lake Neéquasset Pierce Connecticut

Two New York Women Buy House at 928 Middle Street

Miss Lillian M. Snow and Miss Jeanne M. Elliott purchase the home at 928 Middle Street from R. S. McNeil, a longtime residence of Mrs. Alfarette Marr. Snow is a former Hunter College registrar and Elliott a former secretary to the registrar at Barnard College, with summers spent at Foster's Point. The sale was handled by Sieevety Oss Setiss een ave ngs.

Lillian M. Snow Jeanne M Elliott New York R. S. McNeil Middle Street Alfarette—Marr Miss.Snow Miss Elliott Foster's Point Miss Snow Hunter College Barnard College Sieevety Oss Setiss Een Avengs

Autumn scenes and local events fill Bath section

Bath residents read of fall foliage along Woolwich shore and city park displays. Community happenings include Knights of Columbus Beano, a Beano prize, a reckless driving case in Bath court, a well baby conference, a derailed locomotive in Brunswick, new air mail stamps, a Sagadahoc Republican club lunch, and upcoming Halloween and theater notices.

Auee Eigen Son Woolwich

Mrs Blake Hosts Reception For Guest Of Honor

The piece describes a reception and dance in honor of Mrs Blake with a large local committee. The general committee included Mrs Florence M Robinson Mrs Ernest R Avery and Miss Cathrine Durgan with kitchen and dining room helpers named. Out of town guests listed include Mrs George York Mrs Brond 5 and Mrs James Hawkes.

Plorence M. Robinson Ernest R. Avery Cathrine Durgan Seth Stewart Charles Pratt John Sanford Oliver A. Carter, Jr George York Brond & 5 James Hawkes Maude Stick

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