Traveling librarians expand to Lewiston shop
Miss Maury E. Jones of Norway and Miss Laura Mallett of Fort Kent who ran a shore traveling library return with books and a car full of supplies. They opened a book shop at Lempert Apartments Lewiston and previously operated from Small Pot with their Parassus on wheels delivering to shore resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury E. Jones
Norway
Laura Mallett
Fort Kent
Lewiston
Miss Jones
George W. Hunt
Bath
Register of Deeds
Miss Mallett
Lempert
Woodstreet
Elinor Hunt Jones
William F. Jones
Brown University
Maine School of Commerce
Mercantile Library
Philadelphia
Curtis Institute of Music
Miss Millett
Simmons College
Rochester, N.Y
Curtis Institutes
Fitzgerald to sail for Colon Navy Station soon
Lt. Comm. Edward J. Fitzgerald and his mother Mrs. John E. Fitzgerald hosted a weekend gathering at 900 Washington Street. He will return to Kittery Navy Yard briefly before leaving Thursday for the Naval Air Station at Colon where he will be stationed for the next several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Fitzgerald
D. C
John E. Fitzgerald
Washington Street
Kittery Navy Yard
Naval Air Station
Colon
Mrs Inez Hughes Plans Winter Move To Peabody Mass
Mrs Inez Hughes of Hallowell will close her home at 13 Bath Street and relocate to Peabody Massachusetts this winter to visit her son Curtis Hughes plus Mrs Hughes. Catharine E O Donnell an operating room supervisor at City Hospital moves to private nursing duties. Helen Merrill night supervisor gains new duties under Miss Helen V Downing. no permanent night supervisor yet. Mary Steele daughter of Mr and Mrs Byron Steele of Watertown Massachusetts returns after visiting Lemont family on Lemont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Hughes
Hallowell
Curtis Hughes
Hughes
Bath Street
Peabody, Mass
Catharine E. O Donnell
City Hospital
Helen Merrill
Helen V. Downing
Miss O'Donnell
Miss Merrill
Mary Steele
Byron Steele
Watertown
Magss
Arthur C. Lemont
Lemont Street
Community Notes of Social Visits and Events
John K. Jayne left for New Canaan Conn with his son Kennan after a visit with Mrs. Jayne. Mrs. Jayne and Pamela traveled from their summer Home at Small Point Beach, then Bath. Local gatherings included the Winter Street Ladies aid meeting with 47 attendees and announcements of rummage sale date changes. Maine PTA officials traveled to Lewiston for a Jordan Platoon school meeting to form a local association and elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Jayne
New Canaan
Conn
Jayne
William D. Sewall
Kennan
Pamela
Small Point Beach
Bath
Radio man James Chambers joins City Radio Service Shop
James Chambers of Parker Head formerly of Jersey City N J has entered the employ of the City Radio Service Shop. He was connected with the RCA Victor Co New York City for five years and is experienced in radio research laboratory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chambers
Parker Head
Jersey City
N. J
R. C. A. Victor Co
New York City
Chambers
Local boxing show features Castillo and Arcedli in Boston
Ralph J. Millett and others drove to Boston on Monday to attend a boxing show at Mechanics Building this evening headlined by K. O. Castillo of Bath and Werter Arcedli of Boston. Rev and Mrs Louis A Dole stayed overnight with Mrs Edward H Kimball of Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Millett
Walter Millett
Thomas Morrison
Morris Petlock
Arthur Paulin
Boston
Atl Mechanics Building
K. O. Castillo
Bath
Louis A. Dole
Fryeburg
Edward H. Kimball
Lincoln Street
Beacon Street church Ladies Aid plan annual sale
An enjoyable lunch and business session by the Ladies Aid of Beacon Street MFB Church was hosted by Mrs Antoinette Teeling at 50 Dummer Street. Twenty five members attended and plans were laid for the annual sale and supper on November 15 in the church vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of
Beacon Street
M. FB
Antoinette Teeling
Dummer Street
Spear and Day Couple Headed to White Mountains Trip
Mr and Mrs Allan Spear and Mr and Mrs Harry L Day left Monday morning for an automobile journey to the White mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Spear
Harry L. Day
White Mountains
Pennell daughter born Friday weighs eight seven
A daughter weighing eight and three quarters pounds was born Friday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Pennell at 217 Oak Street. They named her Anne Elizabeth Pennell, and Mrs. Pennell was formerly Miss Gertrude Galloup. Mrs. Margaret Bill and Thomas Gannon of Beverly Mass. are visiting their sister, Mrs. Sarah Dowling of Shaw Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Pennell
Oak Street
Anne Elizabeth Pennell
Pennell
Gertrude Galloup
Margaret Bill
Thomas Gannon
Beverly, Mass
Sarah Dowling
Shaw Street
Bradeen Visit Ends After Bowdoin Wesleyan Game
Montreal couple Mr and Mrs Charles B r a a d e n return home after a brief visit with Mrs Bradeens parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Johnson of Summer Street They attended the Bowdoin Wesleyan game and were joined home by Mr Johnson who will spend a week there Another couple Mr and Mrs Frank Smith return to West Newton Massachusetts after a few days with Mrs Smiths parents Mr and Mrs John Marsh at 1079 High Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Bradeen
Montreal
Bradeen
Clarence E. Johnson
Summer Street
Mr. Johnson
Frank Smith
West Newton
Mass
Georgetown student Miss Hovey named to Dean's list
Miss Alice M. Hovey of Georgetown, a senior at Colby College, was named on the Dean's list for high academic standing in the latter half of last year. She is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Frank W. Hovey and graduated Morse High School in 1930 as valedictorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Hovey
Georgetown
Colby College
Frank W. Hovey
Morse High School
Mrs Susan Mackey Passes Winter in Boston Visit
Mrs Susan Mackey of Lake Worth Florida plans to spend the winter in Boston. She is visiting a friend Mrs Arthur C Le mont at 59 Lemont Street for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Mackey
Lake Worth
Fla
Boston
Arthur C. Lemont
Lemont Street
Winchester Guests at Stone House Visit Wisconsin Cassel Wedding
Mr and Mrs William McGill and daughter Evelyn of Winchester arrive to visit Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall at the Stone house. They were guests at the wedding of Miss Gertrude Hubbard and Paul Hurlburt in Wis Cassel. Miss Annie Riggs of Brookline plans to spend winter in Bath with Mrs Clarence Peassee on Middle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McGill
Evelyn
Winchester
Mass
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
McGill
Miss McGill
Gertrude T. Hubbard
Paul 8
Hurlburt
Wis- Cassel
Annie Riggs
Brookline
Bath
Clarence Peassee
Middle Street
Haynes Families Attend Hebron Central Institute Game
Mr and Mrs J Maurice Haynes of 63 Academy street and Mr and Mrs Harry L Haynes of 185 Water street motored to Hebron Saturday afternoon to attend the annual Hebron Maine Central Institute football game. Linwood Haynes, a son of Mr and Mrs Harry L Haynes, is a student at Hebron academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Maurice Haynes
Academy Street
Harry L. Haynes
Water Street
Hebron
Miss Louise Gaudet Heads to New York After Visit
Miss Louise B Gaudet leaves Thursday for New York after several weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Peter F Gaudet of 7 Maxwell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise B. Gaudet
New York
Peter F. Gaudet
Maxwell Street
Avery couple heads to Boston for Red Men events
Mr and Mrs Ernest R Avery travel to Boston Tuesday to attend a banquet and dance of the Great Council of Massachusetts Improved Order of Red Men with the Degree of Pocahontas. Thursday Mr Avery, elected great sachem of Maine, will represent Maine at the Massachusetts Great Council session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest R. Avery
Boston
Great Council of Massachusetts
Avery
Maine
Portland
Pine Tree State
Great Council of
Massachusetts
Mrs Pred R EF Dean Heads to Chicago for World Fair
Mrs Pred R EF Dean of 19 Dummer Street leaves Sunday to join her daughter Mrs Robert P Shaw and Mr Shaw of Pelham Manor New York before traveling Tuesday to spend two weeks in Chicago for the World’s Fair attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred R. EF
Dummerstreet
Robert P. Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Chicago
Rev and Mrs Wilson Return From D C Triennial Convocation
The Wilsons attended the Triennial Convocation of the General Grand Royal Arch Chapter in Washington D C with a Maine delegation of 20. They witnessed the Supreme Court in session and enjoyed numerous social events and excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wilson
Washington, D. C
Maine
Grand Royal Arch Chapter
United States
Washington
Weekend Visitors Return to Local Homes From Camp
Leon E Buck Ralph W McDonald and John McCarty arrived Friday evening from Kents Hill to pass the weekend at their homes in this city They returned to school Monday afternoon with pupils enjoying long weekends every five weeks Eugene McGrath of Washington street was an overnight guest Saturday of Mr and Mrs Warren D Oliver of Cambridge Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon E. Buck
Ralph W. McDonald
John McCarty
Kents Hill
Eugene McGrath
Washington Street
Warren D. Oliver
Cambridge
Mass
Miss Parker Returns Home After Bath Leasing Visit
Miss N Joyce Parker ends a week in Bath tied to leasing Eamesholme to Sumner Sewall and returns to Pittsfield Massachusetts. While in Bath she was a guest at Ridin Light Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Joyce Parker
Bath
Eamesholme
Sumner Sewall
Pittsfield
Mass
Parker
Ridin’ Light Lodge
Local gossip notes urban visitors and medical update
Miss Evelyn E Nickerson of 33 Lincoln Street was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs John G Reed of Woolwich. Albert Bailey of Woolwich has returned from Bath city hospital where he recently underwent an operation for removal of adenoids and tonsils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn E. Nickerson
Lincoln ‘Street
John G. Reed
Woolwich
Albert Bailey
Bath City Hospital
Miss Nellie Leeman Visits With Leeman Family Friends
Miss Nellie V. Leeman of Gorham Normal School spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry T B Leeman in Somerset place. Her guest was roommate Miss Dor rothy Knight of Unity. Leeman's brother Arthur J Leeman joined the outing to Gorham on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Leon B Pennell of Winneganee and Mrs Norman J Mc Cabe of Washington street traveled Tuesday to Bar Harbor visiting Cadillac Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie V. Leeman
Gorham Normal School
Henry T. B. Leeman
Somerset Place
Dorrothy Knight
Unity
Miss Leeman
Arthur J. Leeman
Gorham
Leon B. Pennell
Winneganee
Norman J. McCabe
Washington Street
Bar Harbor
Cadillac Mountain
Local couples host guests after wedding trip to Quebec
Mr and Mrs Damon H Burd of East Orange New Jersey stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs William N Newell of Washington street. They return home via the White mountains after a wedding trip to Quebec. Mr and Mrs Frank Curtis of Pleasant street left Saturday for Chebeague Island to visit Mr and Mrs Martin Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon H. Burd
East Orange
N. J
William 8. Newell
Washington Street
Burd
White Mountains
Quebec
Frank Curtis
Pleasant Street
Chebeague Island
Mrs
Martin Hamilton
Bath officials attend Maine municipal officers meeting
Roscoe G. Bailey represented the Bath Board of Assessors at the Maine Municipal Officers and Assessors association sessions in Augusta on Tuesday and Wednesday. George W. Thistle and his wife visited Bath from Gloucester to see their son Charles, who had stayed at the Thistle farm in Phippsburg since Columbus Day. Mrs Mildred Strout of Brunswick returned home after visiting her aunt Mrs Annie Wylie Stackpele in West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe G. Bailey
Augusta
Bath Board of Assessors
Maine Municipal Officers and Assessors Association
George W. Thistle
Bath
Gloucester
Mass
Charles
Thistle Farm
Phippsburg
George Thistle
Mildred Strout
Brunswick
Annie Wylie Stackpele
West Bath
Bath Residents Headed to Colleges and Games
Miss Irma D. Groves of 10 Bath street is in Boston at Gordon College of Theology and Missions as a junior. George O. Cabot returns to New York University after visiting Bath with Miss Theresa Dall and attending the Bowdoin Wesleyan game in Brunswick. James A. Gillies of New Haven, president of Bath Box Co., arrives to spend days with his son and Mrs. Gillies on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma D. Groves
Herbert E. Groves
Bath Street
Boston
Gordon College of Theology and Missions
George O. Cabot
New York
New York University
Theresa Dall
George W. Dall
Bath
James A. Gillies
New Haven, Conn
The
Bath Box Co
James A. Gillies, Jr
Mr and Mrs Linwood Carr Travelled to Lewiston Saturday
Mr Linwood Carr and Mrs Carr drove to Lewiston on Saturday night for an unspecified visit, with no additional details provided about the trip or purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Linwood Carr
Lewiston
Watertown Hosts Butler Tea for Pinkham and Botton Guests
Capt and Mrs Osville S Pinkham of Watertown Mass and Mr and Mrs Frank B Most of Botton were guests Monday afternoon of Mrs Henry W Butler at 624 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osville S. Pinkham
Watertown
Mass
Frank
Botton
Henry W. Butler
High Street
Maine Firemen's League meeting hosts in Lubec
Chester H. McCabe Jr and fellow city men attended the Maine Firemen's League semi annual meeting in Lubec hosted by the Torrents of Lubec. Bath Veteran Firemen and Sagadahoc associations also participated. A banquet at 6:30 preceded entertainment and business talks with 23 attendees. Next meeting in May with location TBA. Also noted Bowdoin Wesleyan football gathering in Brunswick and residents returning from Groton Conn for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester H. McCabe, Jr
Alex Burgess
Benjamin Cressey
Robert Boyce
William Hennessey
Brunswick
Lubec
Maine Firemen's League
Torrents of
Bath
Bath Veteran Firemen’s Association
Sagadahoc Firemen's Association
Portland visitors attend Sagamores game at city stadium
Mr and Mrs William W Oliver of 9 Andrews road were Portland visitors Sunday for the football game at the Portland high school stadium between the Portland Sagamores and the Dorchester semi Pro team from Massachusetts. Richard Eustis star backfield man with the Portland team was a Kent's Hill teammate of Mr Oliver in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Oliver
Andrews Road
Portland
Portland High School
Portland Sagamores
Dorchester
Massachusetts
Richard Eustis
Mr. Oliver
Kent's Hill
Day on Two-Week Vacation From First National Bank
Harry L. Day assistant cashier at the First National bank is taking a two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Day
First National Bank
Steeves Market Proprietor Returns After Illness
Lloyd L. Steeves visited Steeves Market on Monday for the first time in over three weeks as illness kept him home. He hopes to resume duties soon after a brief store visit. Roger and Mrs Skillings of Washington street returned home after a weekend at Bar Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd L. Steeves
Steeves Market
Mr. Steeves
Roger D. Skillings
Washington Street
Bar Harbor
Wottons and Sampsons Host Guests in Rockland
Mr and Mrs Albion Wotton and their son Luther from Friendship visit Mr and Mrs John Sampson at 1059 High Street. They are joined by Mrs Wottons sister Mrs Carrie M Sampson who has spent several weeks in Rockland and Friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Wotton
Luther
Friendship
John Sampson
High Street
Hall and Reed families tour Cadillac Mountain Sunday
Mr and Mrs Costello P Hall and Mr and Mrs Edwin V Reed of Sagadahoc Ferry motored to Cadillac Mountain on Sunday for a family excursion and outing with no incidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costello P. Hall
Edwin V. Reed
Sagadahoc
Cadillac Mountain
Maine women attend Providence Episcopal synod meeting
Mrs. Frederick E. Drake of Washington street and Mrs. Kenneth C. Sills of Brunswick travel to Providence R I for the biennial meeting of the Provincial Synod of the Episcopal church. Drake is vice president of Maine diocese Woman's auxiliary and Sills is a former president and delegate. Drake will stay with Mrs. Thomas Pierce. Florence Oliver remains at home ill with parents Capt. and Mrs. L W Oliver at 3 Trufant street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Kenneth C. M Sills
Brunswick
Providence
R. I
Provincial Synod of
The
Episcopal Church
Drake
Maine
Sills
Thomas Pierce
Florence Oliver
Mrs. L. W. Oliver
Trufant Street
Illness of Port Washington Captain's Son George Porter
Friends report the serious illness of George Porter son of Capt and Mrs William Porter of Port Washington Long Island He underwent a recent operation and is hoped to be out of danger A daughter Kathryn Ann Cousins born Oct 14 to Mr and Mrs Bert Cousins at 14 South street weighs seven and a half pounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Porter
Port Washington
Long Island
George Porter
Washington, D. C
Porter
Bert Cousins
South Street
Kathryn Ann Cousins
Togus commander and guests visit Bath and Augusta
Col. Keith Ryan governor of the National Soldiers Home at Togus and Mrs. Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. Milton B. Kimball of Augusta spent the weekend as guests of Mrs. Kimball of High street. Mr. and Mrs. Sewall Webster of Augusta were Bath visitors Saturday and spent the weekend at their summer home at Indian Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Keith Ryan
National Soldiers Home
Togus
Sewall Webster
Augusta
Bath
Mrs. Webster
Indian Point
Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Samuel Williams Reading MA
Word has been received of the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Samuel Williams of Reading Massachusetts on October 11 Mrs Williams formerly Miss Elizabeth F Coombs daughter of Mrs J Leslie Coombs 100 South Street Mr and Mrs Charles E Flint of East Lebanon returned Wednesday of last week after visiting with Mr Flint's brother Albert F Flint and others at a card party held after a luncheon hosted by Mrs Robert W Ferrell for Mrs Edward C Craig Mrs John McInnes Jr held the high score and Mrs William B Newell the second high at the party
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Williams
Reading
Mass
Williams
Elizabeth F. Coombs
J. Leslie Coombs
South Street
Charles E. Flint
East Lebanon
Mr. Flint
Albert F. Flint
Farrin Street
John McInnes, Jr
William
Bath Residents Attend Morse-Bowdoin Freshman Game
Mr and Mrs Frank M Dain of Peekskill NY stayed with cousin Mrs Thomas Gibbons at 677 High Street overnight. In Brunswick on Monday Bath residents listed at the Morse-Bowdoin Freshman game include W A Furber W S Voorhees Eleanor Voorhees Jane Donnell Ellen Stevens Kathaleen Scott Mary Hodgkins Lucille Johnson Marie Merrill Shirley Moore Marguer ite Brown Maurice Skaling Harry Thebeau Dorothy Thebeau Rita Cummings Alfred McCabe Donald Conroy Bart ODonnell Alma Allen Annette Cutting Robert Stevens Robert Burgon Margery Trett Mary McClure John Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Morse-Bowdoin
Brunswick
W. A. Furber
W. S. Voorhees
Eleanor Voorhees
Jane Donnell
Ellen Stevens
Kathaleen Scott
Mary Hodgkins
Lucille Johnson
Marie Merrill
Shirley Moore
Marguerite Brown
Maurice Skaling
Harry Thebeau
Dorothy Thebeau
Rita Cummings
Alfred McCabe
Donald Conroy
Bart O'Donnell
Alma Allen
Annette Cutting
Robert Stevens
Robert Burgon
Margery Trett
Mary McClure
John Conway
Mrs Green Brings Lush Raspberry Branch to Times
Mrs Catherine M Green of 390 Front Street arrived at the Independent on Tuesday morning with a branch laden with ripe raspberries she had just picked at home. The paper notes similar branches in recent days but this one bears more berries than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine M. Green
Front Street
the Independent
Times
Central church League Meets With 26 Attendance
Monday evening in the parish house Mrs Harold B Avery and Mrs Reginald Stacy hosted. Miss Margaret R Foote and Miss Agnes W Humphreys were appointed to oversee the service table next Monday night. Mrs Leonard M Lord announced an October entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
Harold 8. Avery
Reginald Stacy
Margaret R. Foote
Agnes W. Humphreys
Leonard M. Lord
Dora L. Howard
Adolph H. Ehlers
Charles A. Soule
Boston Guest Visits Elmhurst Hosts and League Meeting
Joseph Stein of Boston stayed overnight Monday with Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hyde in Elmhurst. Mrs. Royal A. Johnson hosted the Junior Hospital League at her 850 Washington Street home, the season's first meeting. Priscilla Magoun was named work committee chair replacing Mary Newell who is at school in New York. Officers elected in spring include Mrs. Johnson as president, Carrie E Shaw as vice president, and Janette W. Smith as secretary-treasurer. Next meeting is Oct 24 at Miss Shaw’s 18 Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal A. Johnson
Junior Hospital League
Washington Street
Priscilla Magoun
Mary Newell
New York
Mrs. Johnson
Carrie E Shaw
Janette W. Smith
Coffin to Join U S S Sims in Key West
George Coffin left Bath after his mother's death Mrs Ella Coffin to join the U S S Sims in Key West. Mrs George W Merrill and Ms Harry G Deering hosted the Past Matrons Club of Genesta chapter O E S at 122 Oak Street with refreshments and social time. Attendees included Mrs Henry G Shaw Mrs Jason A Merrill Miss Annie E Cox Mrs Wilbur C Oliver Mrs George A Cahill Mrs Benjamin F Savage and Mrs Lois T McKiever. Mrs Cahill will host next meeting in December at 717 Middle Street with Mrs Thomas F Perkins and Mrs Paul G Bagdikian assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coffin
Bath
Ella Coffin
Marion Wakefield
Middle Street
Key Wet
U.S.S. Sims
George W. Merrill
Harry G. Deering
Club of
Bath Iron Works Chief Takes New York Business Trip
William S. Newell president of Bath Iron Works Corp. departed Monday afternoon for New York City on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Fagen Thebein
Bath Iron Works Corp
New York City
Williams. Newell
Quebec visitors stay in Bath with uncle Joseph Cloutier
Mr and Mrs Philip Cloutier and their children from Quebec are visiting Bath with Jo seph Cloutier driver of Engine 4. Mrs C J Keleher of Boston is spending the week with Mrs Sylvester W Barnes at 69 Russell street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Cloutier
Philip Vachon
Mrs. Cloutier
Quebec
Bath
Mr. Cloutier
Joseph Cloutier
C. J. Keleher
Boston
Sylvester W. Barnes
Russell Street
Gaudreaus Return to Portland After Dover Studio
Mr and Mrs Edward Gaudreau have moved back to Portland from Dover New Hampshire where their son Edward Gaudreau Jr ran a musical studio for two years. Both father and son are skilled violinists and now seek employment in their field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gaudreau
Bath City hospital cook Blake picks raspberries Monday
Howard E. Blake, a cook at Bath City hospital, gathered raspberries from back of the facility on Monday and delivered a branch with ripe berries to the Independent office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Blake
Bath City Hospital
Independent Office
Debutante Anne Pollard Sortwell to Be Entertained at Beverly Farms
Acquaintances near the Sortwell estate in Wiscasset await Friday night’s party for Miss Anne Pollard Sortwell debutante daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin F Sortwell at Twin Cedars the Sortwell Summer estate at Beverly Farms. Her parents will present her to society at a large dance. Mrs Henry Pratt McKean hosts the Ushers dinner and Eleonora Sears hosts dinner guests before greeting the debutante at Twin Cedars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sortwell
Wiscasset
Anne Pollard Sortwell
Alvin F. Sortwell
Twin Cedars
Beverly Farms
Miss Sortwell
Henry Pratt McKean
Eleonora Sears
Local Social Notes Record Bath Area Visits and Lodges
Mr and Mrs Melford N Perham of West Paris visited Mrs Perham s parents Mr and Mrs Harry E Cornish at 54 Weeks Street. Mrs Joseph O Purdue wife of the Winter Street church pastor attended the Ladies aid meeting and tea. Mrs Arthur I Stuart district deputy president of the Rebekah Assembly of Maine returned from Rockland after visiting weeks. She installed lodge officers in Swan s Island Vinalhaven Stonington Rockland and Camden. Rebekahs of Tenants Harbor to be installed later. Thomas Hunter of Cambridge arrived to visit his brother Lieut George P Hunter on Summer Street. Miss Jane Hyde of Waynflete Latin school Portland weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John H Hyde of Elmhurst. Miss Hyde was accompanied home by Miss Alice Stevens of Belfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Rice
Winter Street Ladies’ Aid
Betty
John A. Morse
Alice Magoun
Emma Small
J. Clifford Spinney
Arthur C. Lemont
Melford N. Perham
West Paris
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Church
Ladies’ Aid
Arthur I. Stuart
South Street
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
Rockland
Bath
Swan's Island
Vinalhaven
Stonington
Camden
Jane Hyde
Waynflete Latin School
Portland
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Miss Hyde
Alice Stevens
Belfast
Newtown Center Duo Visit Tietigs for Weekend
Mr and Mrs Harry Bliven of Newtown Center Massachusetts arrived Saturday to spend the weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs Edwin D Tietig at 16 Cobb Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry—Bliven
Newton Center
Mass
Edwin D. Tietig
Cobb Road
Bow Alumni Meet in Brunswick at Philip Wilder Home
Alumni and undergraduates from Bow college gathered Thursday evening in Brunswick at the home of Philip Wilder alumni secretary to discuss mutual problems. Fred E. Drake of Bath 98 represented the General Alumni Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Philip Wilder
Fred E. Drake
Bath 98
General
Sanborn and Tucker Return From Gray's Inn Visit
Mr and Mrs Fred N Sanborn and Mr and Mrs Harry W Tucker arrived home Sunday night after spending the weekend at Grays Inn at Jackson New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred N. Sanborn
Harry W. Tucker
Gray's Inn
Jackson, N. H
Bath City Notes Sketch Local Events And Incidents
City re employment office aids 15 men and one woman. Bath men head to Portland for CCC duty in Maine. Setter Thorlyn places second in Damariscotta trials. Knights of Columbus plan Halloween bridge whist Oct 23 with prizes. Cosmopolitan club card party Oct 19 with auction and contract. A Bath physician treats a Portland man after a severe alcohol incident. Morse high school players attend Bowdoin Wesleyan game. Dromore grange hosts public supper. Abandoned Meadow brook road truck investigated. Berwindglen ships coal to Newport News for Bath. Fall foliage drives attract crowds and motor trips to Cadillac Mountain and river road routes. Bath motorists report busy weekend and color scenery. Card party reservations handled by Howe, Wright, Stackpole, Hartwell, Stacy. Two intoxication cases heard. one continued, one probation. Fred L. Hayden presides as Sagadahoc court stenographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
City Hall
Portland
CCC
Maine
George F. Soule
Middle Street
Edgar Fox
Green Street
Charles Holt
Edward Street
Motion Picture Industry Outlines 1933 34 Ambitions
Bath patrons will benefit from a new season of talking pictures emphasizing entertainment over education. A Boston convention by Mullin and Pinanski showcased major studios forecasting better stories, star casts, and stronger directors for Fox, Warner Brothers, MGM, Paramount, Columbia, and RKO with titles like Pilgrimage, I Loved A Woman, Footlight Parade, Dinner at Eight, and Qing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Mullin and Pinanski Publix
Frank Colburn
Bath Opera House
John Clerk
Sidney R. Kent
Fox Films
Charles McCarthy
Timothy O'Toole
Columbia Pictures
New England
George Brown
Ross Cropper
RKO Pictures
Andy Smith
Tom Spry
Charles Einfeld
Warner Brothers First National Pictures
Will Rogers
Maurice Wolfe
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Stanley Waite
William Erbb
Lillian Harvey
May Robson
Warren William
Glenda Farrell
Ned Sparks
Walter Connolly
Jean Parker
Paramount Studios
Bing Crosby
Marlene Dietrich
Chevalier
Charlotte Henry
Alice
Mae West
Broadway
RKO
Ann Vickers
Sinclair Lewis
Irene Dunne
Walter Huston
Little Women
Louisa May Alcott
Katherine Hepburn
Rio
M. & P. Theatres
Martin Mullin
Samuel Pinanski
Addition Under Construction At Chandler Market Site
An addition is being built on the south end of Chandler's Market at Center and High. The lower section will be a store room and the upper will be a sunporch for the apartment above the store. Genesia chapter No. 73 O E S will entertain Maine grand officers Friday evening at the Masonic temple with most officers expected to attend. The grand officers will assume stations and exemplify the degrees. Supper at 6 80 will precede the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler's Market
Center
High Street
Genesia
Grand Chapter
Maine
Masonic Temple
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florence M. Chellis
Federal Street
John B. Chase
Nellie Webber
Pearl Street
Miss
Mary F. Gibbons
Harry Ring
Bentley School of Accounting
Frederick Rowland
Wentworth Institute
Columbus Day
Harry E. Ring
Sylvester H. Rowland
Owen J. Ledyard
Marjorie Louise Fraser
William F. Fraser
Little Marjorie
Virginia Hill
Emma King
Barbara Fraser
Bernard Fraser
Albert Smith
Donald Sylvester
Gerald Pinkham
R. P. Stevens
Manley Street
Auburn
Horace McClure
Garden Street
Samuel Stover
Rexford B. Stover
Keith
Central Maine General Hospital
J. Parker Poole
Falmouth
Edward C. Craig
Laura Lemont
James B. Lemont
Lemont
Leroy F. Colby
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Noere. Little
Jordan Platoon
Pres. Robert
Bowdoin
Wesleyan
Edwin L. Whitten
South Boston
Raymond Webster
Melrose
Mr. Whitten
Edwy A. Sothcard
Arrowsic
Whittens
Ibra K. Lawrence
Websters
Steen
Samuel Levin
Bath Department Store
Mabel Blair Burns
Bowdoinham
Haines Landing
Florida
Burns
Worcester
Graham Blandy
D. Joseph Doyle
Oliver Es
Bowdoin-Wesleyan
Archibald M. Main
Mrs. Main
Groton, Conn
Frank M. Dain
Peekskill, N. Y
Thomas
Gibbons
Joseph Stein
Thomas Hunter
George P. Hunter
Thorlyn
Rodney E. Ross
Damariscotta
Knights of Columbus
James McLaughlin
John M.conley
James Mulligan
Edmond Arsenault
George Comeau
Melvin Comeau
Stephen McPhee
John M. Conley
Cosmopolitan Club
Morse High
Whittier Field
Alden G. Smith
Mal Morrell
Dromore Grange
Grange
Meadowbrook
Sheriff’s Department
Henderson
J T Kohlen
Sebasco
Berwindglen
Kennebec
Mt. Desert
Cadillac
Ellsworth
Bucksport
Topsham
Sheriff Henderson
Merrymeeting Bay
Cathance
Muriel H. Howe
Phyllis E. Wright
Carolyn M. Stackpole
Helen E. Hartwell
John J. Keegan
Bath Municipal Court
Fred L. Hayden
Harry Manser
Sagadahoc Superior Court
Warner Brothers
First National
Edward G. Robinson
Kay Francis
Footlight
Ruby Keeler
Dick Powell
Jimmy Cagney
Joan Blondell
Opera House
Alice Brady
Arthur Somers Roche
Penthouse
Warner Baxter
Myrna Loy
Metro
Jean Harlow
Lee Tracy
Joan Crawford
Garbo
Max Baer
Primo Camera
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!