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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1929

Page

3

Social notes from Corliss Street church meeting

The Corliss Street church society held its season opening at Mrs. Lucien R. Ames home on Weeks street with Rev. Portland former pastor Rev. Carey and Mrs. Moore of Portland in attendance. Guests included Annie Jewett Campbell Hill Purington Palmer Watson and Coombs among others.

Society of the Lizzie Coombs Robert H. Carey Clara L. Moore Portland Alice M. Young Bath Charles H. Berry Gray Elmer F. Campbell Washington Street Mr. Berry Corliss Street Berry

Mrs Heald and Bradley guests at Moatsweag Farm Woolwich

Mrs Edward C Heald and her son Bradley visit her father Hon Charles Henry Butler at Moatsweag Farm Woolwich. Bradley recovers from a serious operation aided by Maine air. Mr Butler plans to finish harvesting the Baldwins late this week and depart for Washington around Nov 1. Mrs Charles W Bemis hosted her card club at 22 Valley Road.

Edward C. Heald Bradley Charles Henry Butler Moatsweag Farm Woolwich Maine Butler Washington Charles W. Bemis Valley Road

Bath area residents dispersed after weekend visits

Mr and Mrs Richard Hastings and family returned to Bangor after a weekend with Mrs Hastings parents Mr and Mrs Fred Kittridge for the Smiley Kittridge wedding. Many Bath notables, including Mrs Luther Thorp and Dr Ezra Bridge, were noted in town and surrounding areas during trips, visits, and professional engagements across Cherryfield Belfast Portland Rockland and Augusta.

Richard Hastings Virginia Jeanette Richard Cherryfield

City Messenger Limping After Night Corridor Injury

City Messenger Harold W. Child, who had just returned to work after illness, now limps due to a painful knee swelling suffered when he walked into a settee in an unlit corridor while closing the building for the night. Miss Mary Gibbons and Mrs. Thomas Gibbons have returned after a week in Boston.

Harold W. Child Mary Gibbons Thomas Gibbons Boston

Thistle Visitors Stay In Bath With Local Hosts

Mr and Mrs William M Thistle arrived in Bath Thursday for a few days visit with Mr and Mrs Charles Blair at 19 Mechanic street, the former home of Mr Thistle. He lived in Bath for many years and was a carpenter at Bath Iron Works. He now works for Skinner Rob inson Co Dorchester organ manufacturers and leads the Baker Memorial church Mens class in Dorchester. Mrs Roy Marston of Wiscasset was a recent visitor in the city.

William M. Thistle Bath Charles Blair Mechanic Street Thistle Bath Iron Works Skinner Robinson Co Dorchester Organ Manufacturers Baker Memorial Church Dorchester

Local women travel to State Conference of Social Welfare

Mrs Seth Mullin Mrs L F Gannon Mrs Clinton McFadden Mrs Sidney Eaton and Mrs Arthur Crockett left Thursday for Portland to attend the meetings of the State Conference of Social Welfare at the Chamber of Commerce. Mr and Mrs Arthur G Oliver Mrs Wilbur C Oliver and Miss Marion Raffael visited Searsport with Mrs Harry S Lord on Sunday.

Seth S. Mullin L. F. Gannon Clinton McFadden Sidney Eaton Arthur Crockett Portland State Conference of Social Welfare Chamber of Commerce Arthur G. Oliver Wilbur C. Oliver Marion Raffael Searsport Harry S. Lord

Community Notes from Brooklyn and Nearby Towns

Carl K. Crosby and daughter Peggy return to Brooklyn after a weekend with Hon. and Mrs. Elwell S. Crosby. A daughter born to Councilman Frank T. Fortier and his wife at 84 Union Street. Beacon Street church ladies plan Christmas sale after a 15-member vestry meeting. Fred Reed returns from Seguinland. Mrs. J Edward Hackett travels to Quincy to winter with sister Mrs. William Smith. Guy Hosmer attends Chevrolet school in Cambridge. Raymond E. Parker, Coast Guard boatswain in East Boston, visits his mother and sister at 5 Trufant street. Carl French and daughter Juanita visit Highland street relatives in Rockland.

Carl K. Crosby Hudson River Light Line Peggy Brooklyn Crosby Hon Elwell S. Crosby High Street Frank T. Fortier Union Street Ladies’ Aid of the Beacon Street Church Raymond E. Parker Cambridge Mass U. S. Coast Guard East Boston William H. Parker Eugene J. Footer Trufant Street

Vacation Plans Of Local Families Mentioned

Mr. Fitz G Falin and family spend vacation in Canada and Detroit visiting relatives while he rests from his role as Kennebec Wharf and Coal Co manager. Mr. Walter Adler and son move from Wal tham Massachusetts to Brookline for part of the year. Mr. William Blanchard of Park street leaves for Cherryfield to pass the winter, after being transferred as telegraph operator for the Maine Central.

Fitz G. Falin Virginia Douglas Mr. Falin Canada Detroit Mich Kennebec Wharf William Blanchard Park Street Cherryfield Blanchard Maine Central

Dog Show Wins And Social Visits In Kennebec Far Ranch News

Mr and Mrs Edwin L Moulton of Kennebec Far Ranch Woolwich took a trip to Portland with Mrs Forrest A Baker to enter their dogs Wapi and Priscilla in a dog show Priscilla earned a blue and green ribbon plus a medal while Wapi received a red ribbon Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Earle Pickens daughter Barbara and Mrs Hannah Dobey of Haverhill Mass and C A Barstow of Boston Sunday calls came from Mr and Mrs Henry Hodgdon daughter Elizabeth and Mr and Mrs F E Bisbee of Berlin N H Georgia Knight hosted as weekend guest with granddaughter Mrs Maurice Shea Doris Lucille Boyle engagement to Ernest Hudon of Lisbon announced daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank J Boyle Doris worked at Howard Cigar shop Front Street now at Gardiner Wedding planned soon Dr and Mrs Byron F Barker and Mr and Mrs Owen J Ledyard are on a two week trip to New York City area

Edwin L. Moulton Kennebec Earle Pickens Barbara Hannah Dobey Haverhill Mass C. A. Barstow Boston Henry Hodgdon Elizabeth F. E. Bisbee Berlin N. H William Wood Upper Washington Street Frank J. Boyle 1491 Front Street Doris Lucille Ernest Hudon Lisbon Miss Boyle Howard Cigar Store Gardiner Byron F. Barker Owen J. Ledyard New York City

Covel Couple Celebrate 24th Anniversary in Maine Trip

Ex Alderman Ralph C. Covel and wife join Mrs. William A. McNeil and Mrs. Lucy Mason for a Portland dinner at Congress Square hotel then move on to Lewiston for the afternoon. It marks the Covels 24th wedding anniversary. The Whites return to Tops ham after Harvard Army game trip to Cambridge.

Ralph C. Covel William A. McNeil Lucy Mason Portland Congress Square Hotel Lewiston Covel

Gaudreau and relatives visit Parris family in Portland

Mr and Mrs Edward Gaudreau and Mrs Lida Sampson of Portland along with Edward Gaudreau Jr of Waterville were weekend guests of Mrs Gaudreau's parents Mr and Mrs John T Parris on Upper Washington Street.

Edward Gaudreau Lida Sampson Portland Edward Gaudreau, Jr Waterville

Brownell and Desmonds Head to Boston for Visit

Mr and Mrs Robert Brownell and Mr and Mrs Eugene Desmond left Thursday morning for Boston where they will pass a few days.

Robert Brownell Eugene Desmond Boston

George F Chandler Celebrates 85th Birthday

Civil war veteran George F Chandler celebrated his 85th birthday at his North Street home near the car barn. He is hale and hearty and expects to enjoy many more birthdays.

George F. Chandler North Street Mr. Chandler

Miss Jennie Larrabee Visits Parents After Weekend Return

Miss Jennie Larrabee of Lowell Massachusetts returns home after weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Larrabee of Sagadahoc Ferry Maine.

Jennie Larrabee Lowell, Mass Walter Larrabee Sagudahoc Ferry

Bridge party honors at Miss Conley's Beacon Street home

Miss Mary Conley hosted a bridge evening on Beacon Street with three tables. Prizes awarded included the first ladies' prize to Mrs. Howard Rice and Mrs. Wilbur Crooker, consolation to Mrs. Wilbur Crooker, and the first gentleman's prize to Wilbur Crooker with consolation to Robert Simpson. A refreshments service followed. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Crocker, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rice, Mrs. Archie Wishart, Miss Marion Bowie, Charles McDonald Jr., Robert Simpson, and Miss Pauline McDonald.

Mary Conley Beacon Street Howard Rice Wilbur Crooker Robert Simpson Wilbur Crocker Nelson Rice Archie Wishart Marion Bowie Charles McDonald, Jr Pauline McDonald

Purington Returns as City Editor After Boston Trip

Mr and Mrs Arthur K Purington arrived back from a two week journey to Boston and New York The former resumed his duties Monday morning as city editor of The Times Mrs Robert Haskell of Grove street visited Lewiston on Friday accompanied by Mrs Ella Nickerson who has been visiting her sister Mrs John Minot of Oliver street as well as Mrs Haskell

Herbert E. Mosley, Jr Jackson Heights N.C Bath Southport George Curtis Kittery G. Herbert Preble Cherry Street Oakes Blaisdell Carl Blaisdell Upper High Street Arthur K. Purington Boston New York the Times Robert Haskell Grove Street Lewiston Ella Nickerson That City John Minot Oliver Street Haskell John R. Savage North Woolwich Nequasset Savage A. A. Stott Mr. Savage

Hecht Family Welcomes New Son in Bath Hospital

Mr and Mrs Joseph Hecht of Sagadahoc Ferry greet the arrival of a baby boy at Bath hospital Thursday night. Mrs Hecht formerly Miss Phyllis Hall of Woolwich. Mr and Mrs Joseph Lausier of Augusta were overnight guests of Mrs Lausier's parents Mr and Mrs Charles H Robinson of Washington.

Joseph Hecht Sagadahoc Ferry Bath Hospital Hecht Phyllis Hall Woolwich Joseph Lausier Augusta Lausier Charles H. Robinson Washington Street

Burns couple visit Willow Street sister en route to Medford

Mr and Mrs Thomas Burns of St Johns New Brunswick stayed overnight with Mrs Burns sister Mrs Thomas J Lundrigan on Willow Street as they travel to Medford Massachusetts to visit their daughter Mrs Owen Call.

Thomas Burns St. Johns N. B

Mrs Amanda Wright Returns From Bath Visit

Mrs Amanda Wright of West Medford Massachusetts has returned after spending the summer with relatives in Bath and vicinity. She stopped with her lord E Masonn Wright of Winship.

Amanda Wright West Medford Mass Bath Masonn—Wright Winship Street

Local visitors tour East Brownfield sights

Miss Flora Leonard Mrs Ida M Beals Miss Clara Hawthorne and Harvey P Hathorne traveled to East Brownfield on Sunday to visit Miss Leonard's cousin Mrs Helen Brown, according to society notes.

Flora Leonard Ida M Beals Clara Hawthorne Harvey P. Hathorne East Brownfield Miss Leonard Helen Brown

Mrs Rich Hosts Card Club In North Bath

Mrs David E Rich entertained her card club at her North Bath home on Wednesday of last week. Mrs Raymond Hart won first prize in bridge. Refreshments included salad rolls pickles coffee pumpkin pie and doughnuts. Attendees included Mrs George Rogers Mrs Raymond Hart Mrs John Sampson Mrs Ralph Small and Miss Henrietta Potter. Hon Rupert H Baxter returned from Lapompeag Camps Ox Bow Sunday morning reporting plentiful birds and deer.

David E. Rich North Bath Raymond Hart George Rogers John Sampson Ralph Small Henrietta Potter Rupert H. Baxter Lapompeag Ox Bow

Miss Bucklin Visited by Malden Friend in Weeks Street

Miss Dorothy Bucklin of Malden Massachusetts visits Miss Velma Cornish on Weeks street. Bucklin, a Morse high school girl basketball star who graduated in 1922, is now engaged in Americanization work in larger cities.

Dorothy Bucklin Malden Mass Velma Cornish Weeks Street Miss Bucklin Morse High

Social visit spans Lisbon Falls and Lewiston

Alice M. Young of Marshall Avenue is spending the weekend with friends and relatives in Lisbon Falls and Lewiston, gathering with family and local acquaintances.

Alice M. Young Marshall Avenue Lisbon Falls Lewiston

Bath Garage Co. hires Edith Lemont as bookkeeper

Mrs Edith Lemont of High street has accepted a position as bookkeeper with the Bath Garage Co filling the vacancy caused by Miss Thelma Kitt eridge whose marriage to Vaughan Smiley of Portsmouth NH took place Saturday. A daughter was born Friday morning to Dr and Mrs Paul A Gregware at the City hospital.

Edith Lemont High Street The Bath Garage Co Thelma Kitteridge Vaughan Smiley Portsmouth N. H Paul A. Gregware City Hospital Anna Trott Marion Dean Robert P. Shaw Miss Dean Elizabeth Coombs

Local Residents Return From Visits In Brookline and Berlin

Mrs. Galen Lowe and Mrs. Howard Hawley returned to Brookline after staying with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hartwell and Mr. and Mrs. William B. Mussenden. Miss Sadie Armstrong traveled to Berlin New Hampshire for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blodgett formerly Mrs. Ethel Sidelinger of Mechanic Street.

Galen Lowe Howard Hawley Brookline Mass Edward Hartwell William B. Mussenden Sadie Armstrong Trufant Street Berlin N. H Edward Blodgett Blodgett Ethel Sidelinger Mechanic Street

Mrs DeWick Undergoes Surgery At City Hospital

Mrs. Harry DeWick of Murphy's Corner Woolwich underwent a surgical operation Saturday noon at City hospital performed by Dr. A. A. Stott after a week as a patient.

Harry DeWick Murphy’s Corner Woolwich City Hospital A. A. Stott

McFaddens Visit Boston With George A McFadden Family

Mr and Mrs Roscoe P McFadden and Mrs Addie P McFadden motored to Boston Sunday where they passed the day with Mr and Mrs George A McFadden.

Roscoe P. McFadden Addie P. McFadden Boston George A. McFadden

Quimby Family Moves Into Clements Residence

Mr and Mrs Everett Quimby and their son Everett Jr have moved into the former Clements home on Farrin street after relocating from Washington street in the North End.

Everett Quimby Everett, Jr Washington Street North End Clements Farrin Street

Hyde Park and Bath Families Visit Friends Across States

Mr and Mrs Edward Footer and son Edward Jr of Hyde Park Mass visit Mrs Footer's sister Mrs James B Lemont and his parents in Hardings. Horace Aitken and Kenneth Clifford of Beachmont Mass stay at Aitken cottage in Sabine and visit Bath friends. E E Larrabee of Norwich Conn arrives to visit nephew Arthur Norton and wife on High Street. Mrs Anne McCausland resumes duties at H P Bridge store. Frank Allen and wife from Lower High Street wintering in Florida visit son Clarence Allen in Newton Mass before continuing south. Mrs Edward V Reed returns to Bath National Bank after vacation.

Edward Footer Edward, Jr Hyde Park, Mass Footer James B. Lemont Joseph Footer Hardings Horace Aitken Kenneth Clifford Beachmont Mass Aitken Sabine Bath E. E. Larrabee Norwich, Conn Arthur Norton High Street Frank Allen Lower High Street Florida Clarence Allen Newton South

Mrs Pollard and party return from ten day visit

Mrs Albert Pollard and Mrs Charles Fuller with daughter Marion and Harold Safford Jr have returned from a ten days visit in Orange New Jersey with Mrs Pollard’s daughter Mrs Percy Mann and her family.

Albert Pollard Charles Fuller Marion Harold Safford, Jr Orange, N. J

Birthday Party for Richard Otis Brightens Shepard Street

Richard Otis celebrated his birthday Friday afternoon with games ice cream cake and candy for friends. Guests included Phyllis Bisson Bernadine Dall Elsie Skalin Priscilla Parshley Robert Coombs and Edward Be as the party closed with wishes for more birthdays to come.

Richard Otis Mrs. Otis Morse Shepard Street Phyllis Bisson Bernadine Dall Elsie Skalin Priscilla Parshley Robert Coombs Edward Be

Mrs Harriet Gearing Visits Nequasset Friend

Miss Harriet A. Gearing of Boston has returned after passing a few days with Mrs. Frank A. Hodgdon of Nequasset.

Harriet A. Gearing Boston Frank A. Hodgdon Nequasset

Bucknam Family Returns From Summer Home on Washington Street

Alfred Bucknam of Brooklyn has returned to the city with his family from their summer residence at the North End on Washington Street. He will be joined later by Mrs. Bucknam and his sister Miss Louise Bucknam.

Emery Wilson Corliss Street Summit Spring Hotel Philadelphia Alfred Bucknam Brooklyn N. Y North End Washington Street Bucknam Louise Bucknam

Mrs Hanry W Tucker Leaves for Visit with Friends

Mrs Henry W Tucker departed Saturday morning to visit friends in the city. Her trip is reported as a routine social call with no planned engagements or events announced.

Hanry W. Tucker Boston

Mrs A I Stuart Attends Rebekah Assembly in Portland

Mrs A I Stuart of South Street spent several days in Portland last week for the annual sessions of the Rebekah Assembly held with headquarters at the Hotel Eastland.

A. I. Stuart South Street Portland Rebekah Assembly Eastland

Baby Anita Born to Dr and Mrs Bagdikian at City Hospital

Congratulations pour in for Dr. and Mrs. Paul G Bagdikian on the arrival of a daughter named Anita born Wednesday noon at City hospital. The couple joins a growing family with joy and good health for mother and child.

Paul G. Bagdikian City Hospital Anita

Bath and Gloucester women plan Mohawk trail trip

Mrs Emma Sears of Bath and Mrs Carrie E Knight of Gloucester formerly of Bath are spending ten days in Bath and Arlington and will travel the Mohawk trail during the visit.

Emma Sears Bath Carrie E. Knight Gloucester Arlington

Miss Edna Hallowell Visits Parents After Weekend

Miss Edna Hallowell a Farmington normal school student spent the weekend at the Oak Street home of her parents Captain and Mrs Jed F Hallowell.

Edna Hallowell Farmington Normal School Capt Jed F. Hallowell Oak Street

Busy Ten Sewing Circle entertained by Miss Clara Albee

Miss Clara Albee hosted the Busy Ten Sewing circle at her home Wednesday afternoon. After sewing a session, refreshments were served. John Coombs returned to Portsmouth New Hampshire to resume work after vacation with his mother Mrs Clara Coombs of Cherry Street.

Clara Albee John Coombs Portsmouth N. H Clara Coombs Cherry Street

Portsmouth Guests of Postmaster and Mrs Owen

Mr and Mrs Aksel H Stiansen and Maurice Owen of Portsmouth New Hampshire were guests of Postmaster and Mrs Henry W Owen Jr Wednesday and Thursday of last week.

Aksel H. Stiansen Maurice Owen Portsmouth N. H Henry W. Owen, Jr

Mrs O'Brien in Boston and social notes

Mrs William J O Brien returned from Boston where she visited granddaughter Charlotte O Brien training to be a nurse. Mrs John Wilson proprietor of Edna Mae Shoppe and Miss Doris Cornish returned from New York City after ten days. Bath and Woolwich attended a lecture in Wiscasset by Edward T Batley of California, third Fall Festival lecture. Nancy Ann Gregware named for daughter born Oct 18 to Dr and Mrs Paul A Gregware at City hospital.

William J. O’brien Boston Charlotte O’brien John Wilson Edna Mae Doris Cornish New York City Bath and Woolwich Wiscasset Edward T. Batley California Women’s Club C. E. Titus the _Cutler Griffin Co Nancy Ann Gregware Paul A. Gregware City Hospital

Whist Event at Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Honors Winners

Six tables of whist were enjoyed in the auspices of Queen Esther Rebekah lodge with a committee of Mrs. Eva Helah Mrs. Sarah Munsey and Mrs. Lula Herbert. First prizes went to Ethel Blake and Fred Stover second prizes to Nellie Lord and Nathaniel Stover.

Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Eva Helah Sarah Munsey Lula Herbert Ethel Blake Fred Stover Nellie Lord Nathaniel Stover

Bath Area News Briefs From Local Events

Rain gifts Bath with brief showers as winter plans form. Yacht visits Bath en route to Monte Carlo. minstrel shows, fairs, and school activities fill the calendar. Local accidents, repairs, thefts, and a shark capture punctuate a busy week in Bath and nearby towns.

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