Queen Esther Rebekah Members Attend Maine Sessions in Portland
A group from Queen Esther Rebekah chapter in Maine gathered in Portland for the annual Rebekah Assembly sessions. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry T B Leeman guests of Estabrooks, with Leeman present at grand lodge and Mrs Leeman aiding outside guardian and selling badges alongside many others. The Bath contingent saw retired matron Sarah O Cook and past presidents Margaret Peabody and Rebecca Rogers among participants. Edward Leeman and Lena Elliot of Round Pond also attended with local movers J Harold Labbie and daughter June preparing to move into 1215 High Street through Whidden Real Estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Rebekah
Portland
Rebekah Assembly of
Maine
Henry T. B. Leeman
Estabrook
Leeman
Grand Lodge
Dorothy Milliken
R.N
Albert H. Thompson
Warren A. Parris
Noble Grand
Charles E. Helah
Horace W. Ward
Alfred Bunker
Leonard M. Munsey
Margaret Yates
Howard A. Parks
Pauline Cronk
Richmond
Edward Leeman
Lena Elliot
Round Pond
J. Harold Labbie
June
Marcia Street
Whidden Real Estate Agency
High Street
Dr Bagdikian to Attend Maine Chiropractors Meeting
Dr and Mrs Paul G Bagdikian will attend the Maine State Chiropractors association semi annual meeting at the Augusta House in Augusta next Sunday. Dr C Knightlinger of New York will lecture on spinal defects relation to nervous system diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Bagdikian
Maine State Chiropractors’ Association
Augusta House
Augusta
C. Knightlinger
New York
Mrs Eliza Dow Moves Woolwich Home Across the Dike
Mrs Eliza Dow of Woolwich is moving her dwelling from Sagadahoc Ferry to the Stevens place across the dike as part of a relocation effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Dow
Woolwich
Sagadahoc Ferry
Stevens Place
Mrs Rupert Cowles Homecoming After Bath Visit
Mrs Rupert Cowles of Baltimore returns home after a brief stay with Mrs Allen M Irish of North Street. She formerly lived in Bath for years while her husband worked in the Bath Tron Works drafting room. Mr Cowles now operates a ship brokerage business in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Cowles
Baltimore
Allen M. Irish
North Street
Knight Family Returns After Visit in Massachusetts
Mr and Mrs Harry Knight and their son Fletcher have returned to their home in West Somerville Massachusetts after visiting Miss Florence Carlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Knight
Fletcher
West Somerville
Mass
Florence Carlton
McPhee Undergoes Arm Bone Graft After Dike Crash
Daniel E. McPhee of 43 Dummer Street was admitted to Bath Memorial hospital on Friday and Saturday morning for a bone grafting operation on his right arm. The procedure follows a year old automobile crash at the Woolwich dike near the new overhead bridge that left McPhee with a fractured arm and claimed the life of Alonzo B. Cromwell of Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. McPhee
Dummer Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Woolwich Dike
McPhee
Alonzo B. Cromwell
Woolwich
Haynes Competes in President's Cup at Colby College
Linwood Haynes son of Mr and Mrs Harry L Haynes of 185 Water Street appears among contestants in the President's Cup tennis tournament at Colby College this Fall He is a sophomore at the college
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Haynes
Harry L. Haynes
Water Street
Colby College
Haynes
Pine Tree Circle Social At Red Men's Hall
Pine Tree circle No 826 C of F of A held its monthly social with a covered dish supper served by Mrs Ethel Parshley Mrs Ella Dingley Mrs Mabel Ansert and Mrs Alice Burgess A public card party followed under the direction of Mrs Burgess and Mrs Alex Burgess Jr In bridge first prize went to Mrs John Costain second to Albert J Gallant and Nellie A Lundrigan as consolation First prize in whist was won by Mrs Asa Wilson second by Mrs Annie Wilson and consolation to Mrs George McElman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree Circle
F. of A
Red Men's Hall
Ethel Parshley
Ella Dingley
Mabel Ansert
Alice Burgess
Alex Burgess
Alex Burgess, Jr
Bridge
John Costain
Albert J. Gallant
Nellie A. Lundrigan
Asa Wilson
Annie Wilson
George McElman
Miss Agnes Sullivan and Yvonne Sproul Transferred
Miss Agnes Sullivan of this city and Miss Yvonne Sproul of Bristol have been moved from Wiscasset to the Augusta FERA office where they were employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Sullivan
Yvonne Sproul
Bristol
Wiscasset
FERA
Augusta
Lorentson Hanscom Wedding Guests Listed
Among the out of town guests at tending the wedding of Chester T Lorentson of West Bath and Miss Christina A Hanscom in Winter Street Congregational church Friday afternoon were Robert Wiseman of Jackson Heights L I N Y a nephew of Mr Lorentson Elmer C Hilton and son Hazen Hilton of Sebasco Estates Mrs Sadie Wallace of Sebasco and Mrs Kate Bergstrom of Jackson Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester T. Lorentson
West Bath
Christina A. Hanscom
Winter Street Congregational Church
Robert Wiseman
Jackson Heights
L. I
N. Y
Lorentson
Elmer C. Hilton
Hazen Hilton
Sebasco Estates
Sadie Wallace
Sebasco
Kate Bergstrom
Naval Officer Visits Bath on Engineering Business
Commander Earle M. Mills of the Bureau of Engineering Washington D C was an overnight guest Thursday of Commander and Mrs Guysbert B Vroom of Garden Street. He spent Thursday and Friday in Bath on business. Mr and Mrs Harold Haggett and son James of Newcastle were visitors in town on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle M. Mills
Us.n
Bureau of Engineering
Washington, D. C
Guysbert B. Vroom
Garden Street
Commander Mills
Bath
Harold Haggett
James
Newcastle
Woman's auxiliary delegate attends New England Synod meeting
Mrs Frederick E Drake of Washington street serves as a delegate from Grace church Woman's auxiliary to the annual meeting of the Synod of the Province of New England of the Protestant Episcopal church. The event runs Monday through Wednesday at St Luke's Cathedral in Portland with meetings Monday and Tuesday and the first Synod session Tuesday at 3 PM followed by a Synod dinner at the Columbian hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Woman’s Auxiliary
Grace Church
Synod of
Province of New England
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Luke’s Cathedral
Portland
New England
Woman's Auxiliary
Columbian Hotel
Nassau College Student Out After Operation
Miss Cynthia M. Rogers of 663 Washington Street, a Nassau College student, has been released from Bath Memorial Hospital three weeks after her operation and is able to be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia M. Rogers
Washington Street
Nassau College
Bath Memorial Hospital
Phi Delta Alpha taps two Hebron Academy candidates on tap day
Robert Bragg and J Franklin Hallowell are among the candidates tapped by Phi Delta Alpha during tap day at Hebron Academy. The event marks the annual selection of new members during morning chapel, followed by frat week of tests and tasks. A nine pound baby boy named Richard Allen was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Harford on October 16 at 40 Granite Street. Marriage intentions were filed by Clayton J Cass and Charlotte B Bennett in the city clerk’s office. Cass is son of Fred W Cass of Ashland NH and Bennett is daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bragg
Ralph W. Bragg
North Street
J. Franklin Hallowell
Jed F. Hallowell
Oak Street
Phi Delta Alpha
Hebron Academy
Richard Allen
Ralph Harford
Granite Street
John W. Gilmore
Clayton J. Cass
Charlotte B. Bennett
Mr. Cass
Fred W. Cass
Ashland
N. H
Mrs. Bennett
Willard Rice
Freeman Family Reunion At Sun Nyside Farm East Brunswick
A reunion was held at Sun Nyside Farm East Brunswick home of Mr and Mrs Harold E Freeman on Oct 13. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Freeman Mr and Mrs William Field Mr and Mrs Felix Connor of Montreal Mr and Mrs John McDiarmid and daughter Mary of Liverpool England Mr and Mrs George Field and daughter Janet of New Britain Conn Mr and Mrs Jack Pinell and daughters Phyllis Jean and Mary of Quincy Mass Mr and Mrs Donald Specht of Portland Miss Helen Hartwell David Field and Miss Barbara Freeman of East Brunswick. Mr and Mrs Francis G Cooke left Friday for Silver Springs Md after spending weeks in Bath and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Farm
East Brunswick
Harold E. Freeman
Freeman
William Field
Felix Connor
Montreal
John McDiarmid
Mary
Liverpool
England
George Field
Janet
New Britain
Quincy, Mass
Donald Specht
Portland
Helen Hartwell
David Field
Barbara Freeman
Hampton Beach Couple Visits Maine Family
Mr and Mrs Harold Byard of Hampton Beach New Hampshire recently called on Mrs Byards brother and wife Mr and Mrs William Sylvester and Mr and Mrs Forest Carlton of Woolwich Also with them were Mr and Mrs John Kelley of Portsmouth New Hampshire The Byard who manages the Casino at Hampton Beach is on a two week vacation at his Sedgwick Maine home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Byard
Hampton Beach
N. H
Mrs Astello Visits Smiths in Cobb Road Lennoxville
Mrs Ernest Astello of Lennoxville Quebec is visiting her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Howell Smith on Cobb Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Astello
Lennoxville, Que
Mrs
Howell Smith
Cobb Road
Hobart Alumni Dinner Follows Hartford Trip
Mr and Mrs Roland F Hill of 22 Lincoln Street motored to Hartford Connecticut on Friday to see the Hobart Trinity football game on Saturday afternoon. They attended the Hobart alumni dinner dance that evening at the Bond Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland F. Hill
Lincoln Street
Hartford
Local residents attend Lewiston horse races and file marriage intentions
Harvey Hathorne and several Woolwich residents attended racing at Lewiston Fair Grounds on Thursday. Marriage intentions were filed Saturday morning in City Clerk John W. Gilmore’s office by Harold F. Fuller of Center street extension and Miss Ann McNinch, and by Warren A. Thompson of Small Point Beach and Miss Olive E. Hallowell. Fuller is the son of Minnie E. Fuller. McNinch is daughter of Charles McNinch. Thompson is son of James W. and Rose V. Hodgdon Thompson. Hallowell is daughter of Jed F. and Mae Smith Hallowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hathorne
Idy Beals
Annie Kinney
Woolwich
Clara Corliss
Roy Shackford
Lewiston Fair Grounds
John W. Gilmore
Harold F. Fuller
Center Street Extension
Ann McNinch
Russell Street
Warren A. Thompson
Small Point Beach
Olive E. Hallowell
Oak Street
Mr. Fuller
Minnie E
Webster) Fuller
Charles P. Fuller
Miss Mc- Ninch
Charles Mc- Ninch
City
Mary Wood
Dorchester
Mass
Mr. Thompson
James W
Rose V. (Hodgdon) Thompson
Miss Hallowell
Jed F
Mae (Smith) Hallowell
Marriage Intentions Filed in Bath Area for Two Couples
Marriage intentions were filed Friday by Louis E. Allain and Miss Marion M. Genthner, with Allain listing John and Marie Louise Allain of 2 Nichols Street as his parents and Genthner listing Orin P. and Laura Alice Genthner of 13 Blaisdland Lane as hers. Also noted are a hunting trip by local men Oscar Adams, Wendell Heal, Arthur MacDonald, Ralph Haley, and Sam Conley to Wilson's Mills, and the Cosmopolitan club president Mrs. Leslie J. Wold planning attendance at a Presidents Luncheon in Lisbon Falls hosted by Mrs. Frank H. Byram with other district officers and Maine Federation of Women's Clubs leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Allain
Marion M. Genthner
Mr. Allain
John
Marie Louise
Cardiff) Allain
Nichols Street
Miss Genthner
Orin P
Laura Alice (Footer) Genthner
Blasland Lane
Oscar Adams
Wendell Heal
Arthur MacDonald
This City
Ralph Haley
Sam Conley
West Bath
Wilson's Mills
Leslie J. Wold
Cosmopolitan Club
Frank H. Byram
Lisbon Falls
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Joseph I. Smith
Maine Progressive Office
Nassau student Ruth Dale visits Nassau County kin
Ruth Dale who attends Nassau college was a weekend guest of her parents County Attorney and Mrs. Ralph O. Dale of Middle street. Mrs. William Paisley and daughter Miss Julia Paisley of Weeks street left Sunday for Boston to visit Mrs. Paisley's daughter-in-law Mrs. George Paisley. They were joined by Masters George Jr and Richard Paisley who returned after time with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Paisley. Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy of this city accompanied the party and will spend the week in Boston with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Dale
Nassau College
Ralph O. Dale
Middle Street
William Paisley
Julia Paisley
Weeks Street
Boston
Petersons and guests travel to Portsmouth visit relatives
Mr and Mrs Harry E Peterson Miss Iva Hagan and Melvin Comeau motored Sunday to Portsmouth New Hampshire to visit Mr and Mrs Stanley Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Peterson
Iva Hagan
Melvin Comeau
Portsmouth
N. H
Stanley Peterson
Hallowell Family Visit to Hebron Institute
Mrs Jed Hallowell and her daughter Miss Olive Hallowell of Oak street visited Hebron on Sunday to see Franklin Hallowell a freshman at the Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Hallowell
Olive Hallowell
Oak Street
Hebron
Franklin Hallowell
Institute
Noyes and Miss Smith Wed in Dobbs Ferry Nuptials
Sidney W. Noyes Jr of Dobbs Ferry New York married Miss Clare C. Smith of Pine Orchard Conn Friday at the bride’s parents home. Rev Herbert D. Gallaudet performed the single ring ceremony with only immediate families present. The groom, a noted amateur golfer, works for Manufacturers Trust Co. in New York and they will reside in Dobbs Ferry after their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney W. Noyes, Jr
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Clare C. Smith
Pine Orchard
Cond
George M. Smith
Richard Fabian
Windsor, Conn
Abbie Clark
Bath
East Sebago
Noyes
Manufacturers Trust Co
New York
Waterville Visitor Guests Sanborns and Locals Attend Yale Bowl
Miss Edna Antworth of Waterville visits in the city as a guest of Mr and Mrs John L Sanborn of 23 Oak street Lieut and Mrs Justin H Dickins of Washington street and Lieut and Mrs Roger Nickerson of Andrews road left Friday for New Haven Conn to attend the Navy Yale football game in the Yale Bowl on Saturday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Antworth
Waterville
John L. Sanborn
Oak Street
Justin H. Dickins
Washington Street
Roger Nickerson
Andrews Road
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Knight and Carlton host guests from Massachusetts and Woolwich
Mr and Mrs Harry F Knight of West Somerville Massachusetts were guests this week of Miss Florence Carlton of Woolwich, sharing a social visit and hospitality in a small town setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Knight
West Somerville
Mass
Florence Carlton
Woolwich
Mrs McElroy Honored Before Georgia Winter Move
Mrs George Ingraham hosted a Tuesday gathering on Center street for her aunt Mrs Samuel Mc Elroy wife of Sergt M Elroy who will winter in Georgia Cards were played Mrs Waldo Weston won first prize Mrs Frank Jones second Mrs William Briggs consolations and gifts of hope awarded for guest prize Attendees included Mrs Walter Morse Daisy Mur rhy Page Wyman and others Mrs John Taylor Washington street held a luncheon Thursday at her home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ingraham
Center Street
Samuel McElroy
Sergt. M.elroy
Georgia
Waldo Weston
Frank Jones
William Briggs
Walter Morse
Daisy Murrhy
Page Wyman
McElroy
Miss Clara Hawthorne and Miss Stella Dolloff Visit New Bedford
Miss Clara Hawthorne of Woolwich and Miss Stella Dolloff of 1313 Washington street left Friday for New Bedford Massachusetts where Hawthorne will winter with Miss Annie C McKowan Dolloff returned to Bath after visiting friends in Boston Mr and Mrs Samuel H Mildram of Brookline Massachusetts were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Fred B Reed 969 High street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hawthorne
Woolwich
Stella Dolloff
Washington Street
New Bedford
Mass
Samuel H. Mildram
Brookline, Mass
Fred B. Reed
High Street
Social Notes From Brookline and Bath Gatherings
Miss Constance Peters and Miss Elizabeth Pattee returned to Brookline after closing their Small Point cottage. M. Haynes won the VFW Auxiliary weekly card prize at G A R hall. Mrs Felix Gallant won candy. Charles Dorsey ran the party. Miss Sylvia Katz and Betty Pinkham dealt. Arthur Haskins visits Springfield relatives. Benjamin L Donnell and Mrs Donnell of Portland toured Bath homes before wintering in California. Luncheon hosted by Mrs Charles Cahill in East Brunswick with six tables of contract. prizes went to Mrs Oliver Moses, Mrs Clarence E Johnson, and Mrs Rupert H Baxter. consolation prizes to Mrs Frank L Staples and Mrs J Edward Drake. Miss Madeline D Yeaton and Miss Marion E Armstrong, Bath Memorial hospital graduates, depart for Rutland State Sanatorium duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Peters
Elizabeth Pattee
Brookline
Mass
Small Point Beach
M. Haynes
Max Katz
G. A. R. Hall
Felix Gallant
Charles Dorsey
Sylvia Katz
Betty Pinkham
Charles H. Cahill
Harry Peterson
East Brunswick
Madeline D. Yeaton
Marion E. Armstrong
Bath Memorial Hospital
Rutland
Rutland State
Mexico talk delights Winter Street ladies aid group
At the Winter Street church Ladies' aid meeting held Friday afternoon at 2 30 Mrs Clarence W Morse shared a talk on Mexico, a visit she has made. Forty five members attended with hostesses Mrs Allen M Irish Mrs Samuel R Percy Miss Elsie Folsom and Mrs Maxwell Powers. Mrs Walter H Bowker led a short business session. The group plans a rummage sale in the men's room Wednesday at two and an all day session next Friday with a 12 30 luncheon chaired by Mrs Walter S Wiggin. Sunshine bags are to be returned and Mr and Mrs Peter Stewart of 11 Trufant Street have sold their home and plan to move to Florida for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street Church
Mexico
Clarence W. Morse
Allen M. Irish
Samuel R. Percy
Elsie Folsom
Maxwell Powers
Walter H. Bowker
St Marys Guild Hosts Needlework Meeting
Mrs Edward Sewall and Mrs Wil mer I Voorhees hosted the Grace church St Marys guild weekly meeting Tuesday of last week. Members continued their work for the Needlework guild during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sewall
Wilmer I. Voorhees
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church
Bath figures join Fabbri in New York City meeting
Charles E. Cushing of Bath is in New York City at the Ambassador hotel, where he has joined Ernesto G. Fabbri for a noted gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Cushing
Bath
New York City
Ambassador Hotel
Ernesto G. Fabbri
Girl Scout Leaders Enjoy Outdoor Evening at Deering Summer Home
The Girl Scout Leaders association held a pleasant outing late Wednesday at the Deering Summer home in Bay Point hosted by Miss Elizabeth B. Deering. Attendees brought lunches to be cooked over an outdoor fireplace then shared songs and games in the cottage. Present were Mrs. Linwood F. Carr, Miss Eleanor P. Danforth, Miss Jean J. Danforth, Miss Sophie G. Greenblatt, Miss Catherine Sheltenbarger, Miss Evelyn I. Trott, Mrs. Wilmer I. Voorhees, and Mrs. Alfred E. Carpenter who was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Deering
Bay Point
Elizabeth B. Deering
Linwood F. Carr
Eleanor P. Danforth
Jean JL. Danforth
Sophie G. Greenblatt
A. Catherine Sheltenbarger
Evelyn I. Trott
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Alfred E. Carpenter
Merrill Family Moves to Capt. Thompson House
Mr and Mrs Charles Merrill and their family of 175 Oak Street are relocating this week to the Capt Thompson house at Davs Ferry, joining the residence there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Merrill
Oak Street
Capt. Thompson
Dav's Ferry
English visitors journey from Canada to England bound trip
Mr and Mrs John M Diarmid and daughter Mary visit Mrs McDiarmid and Mrs Connor in Hardings with Mr and Mrs Felix Connor of Montreal. Connor family return to Montreal. McDiarmids and daughter depart Wednesday for Montreal and sail for England on November 1. Miss Rachel Potter resumes duties with New England Tel and Tel after two weeks vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Potter
Washington Street
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Mrs Given and Gretchen Visit Medford Guests of Buchanan
Mrs Edwin H Given and her daughter Gretchen of High street left Thursday for Medford Massachusetts where they will spend a week as guests of Mrs Given's parents Mr and Mrs A Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Given
Gretchen
High Street
Medford
Mass
Mrs Carter visiting Washington kin and college party
Mrs Edward E. Carter of Washington D C is week visiting sister in law Mrs Langdon T Snipe on Green Street. She plans to return to Washington about November 1 with her mother. Miss Alice M Mulligan daughter of Mrs Helen C Mulligan helped entertain the Alpha Delta Pi sorority at Colby College during its first rushing party of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Carter
Washington, D. C
Langdon T. Snipe
Green Street
Carter
George Johnson
Washington Street
Washington
Alice M. Mulligan
Helen C. Mulligan
Winship Street
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Colby College
Attorney General Official Visits Bath on Friday
Ralph W. Farris of the Attorney General's department based in Augusta traveled to Bath on Friday for official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Farris
Attorney General's Department
Augusta
Bath
Bath area brief mentions injuries and meetings
Mr and Mrs Frank Goffin of Pawtucket Rhode Island visited Bath on Thursday. Goffin, hurt in a June 27 accident on the Wisconsin Gardiner road, shows improvement. Miss Marcia Moulton presides at the Maine Association of Savings Bank Women annual meeting October 29 at the Lafayette Hotel Portland with a 6 30 dinner and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goffin
Pawtucket
R. I
Bath
Goffin
Wiscasset-Gardiner Road
Harold Troop
Marcia Moulton
Bath Savings Institution
Maine Association of Savings Bank Women
Lafayette Hotel
Portland
Auxiliary officers voyage to Union for Legion meet
Mrs. Walter M. Hill presides as president of Roland Smith unit No. 21 with officers Mrs. Murphy treasurer Mrs. Crocker secretary Mrs. Rowe first vice president and Mrs. Crosby chaplain attending the American Legion Auxiliary council meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin I. Pierce of West Hartford Conn spend a month at their Lake Nequasset camp. Mr. Pierce serves as Connecticut state superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Hill
Edward J. Murphy
Wilbur H. Crooker
Edward A. Rowe
J. Parker Crosby
Union
American Legion Auxiliary Council
Roland Smith
Hill
Murphy
Crocker
Rowe
Crosby
Franklin I. Pierce
West Hartford
Conn
Lake Nequasset
Pierce
Connecticut
Girls' Singing Guild elects officers at Winter Street church
At Sunday meeting of the Girls' Singing Guild of Winter Street church Patricia Webster was named president Linna Marie Purdue became vice president Alberta Morrison elected as paidle Pauline Nickerson titled treasurer Stickney chosen as chairman Madeline Reedy and Mary McKay selected for the social committee
Sewall Returns to New York After Visit
Loyall PF Sewall came back to New York City on Monday after several days with his brother Arthur Sewall II at their Washington street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyall PF. Sewall
New York City
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Mrs Farrar Visits City Over Weekend
Mrs Edgar A Farrar formerly of this city now lives with her son Lincoln Farrar and daughter in law in Portland and spent the weekend in the city with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Farrar
Lincoln Farrar
Portland
Parrises Head North for Fall Visit to St Stephen
Mr and Mrs Warren A Parris of upper Washington street left Monday for their annual fall visit with Mrs Parris parents Mr and Mrs Stanley Irving in St Stephen N B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren A. Parris
Upper Washington Street
Parris
Stanley Irving
St. Stephen
N. B
Ladies Install Officers Across Maine Lodges
Mrs Annie J. Lemont and Mrs Lucelia E. Blake of Myrtle Lodge No 8 LL O I O L left Tuesday for Portland and Tuesday evening installed Fern Lodge officers. They visited Waterville and Auburn to install Fort Halifax No 9 and Auburn Lodge No 1, with Mrs Blake's daughter and Mrs Chaney accompanying. They were given party bags, a cheese and cracker dish and a butter dish, both cut glass, and were supper guests at Congress Square hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie J
Lemont
Lucelia E. Blake
Myrtle Lodge
LL. O
Portland
Fern Lodge
Margaret Nelson
Eva Atwood
Ont
Blake
Waterville
Fort Halifax
Auburn
Auburn Lodge
Stotts Visit Read ing Mass and Weekend Socials
Dr and Mrs Ardenne A Stott of Bedford street departed Monday for Reading Massachusetts to spend the week with Dr Stotts sister and her husband Albert Somes They will also see his daughter Geraldine a Jackson College junior Miss Mary Newell of Washington street spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J Edward Drake Jr at their Birch Point cottage Mrs George P Addison of Boston a Bath resident called on friends and joined her nephew Dr Holbrook Lowell and Mrs Lowell to Wiscasset before returning to Boston Misses Marjorie and Julie Thaxter of Portland spent the weekend with their grandmother Mrs Frederick H Kimball on High street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lister Blair
South Weymouth
Mass
Abbie Savage
Somerville
Savage
Frank G.o’reed
Mechanic Street
William Gray
Waltham
Reed
Ardenne A. Stott
Bedford Street
Reading
Dr. Stott
Albert Somes
Geraldine Stott
Jackson College
Mary Newell
Washington Street
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Birch Point
George P. Addison
Boston
Bath
Marjorie
Julie Thaxter
Portland
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Mrs Annie Lowell Admitted For Observation At Bath Memorial
Mrs Annie Lowell, who recently lived in Gardiner for a year and is staying with Mrs E R Brown on Deering Street, entered Bath Memorial hospital for observation and medical treatment on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lowell
Gardiner
E. R. Brown
Deering Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Charles Perkins returns from Cox's Head homestead stay
Charles Perkins of Malden Massachusetts has returned after spending the Summer and Fall months at the old Perkins homestead at Cox's Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Perkins
Malden
Mass
Cox’ Head
Mrs Coffin Returns Home After Skowhegan Visit
Mrs Nathan E Coffin returns to Park Street residence after a week in Skowhegan visiting her husband who works for the Independent Reporter and while there they were entertained by Mr and Mrs Ernest Decker at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan E. Coffin
Park Street
Skowhegan
Coffin
Independent Reporter
Ernest Decker
Perkins and Lemont Families Pass Away at Cox Head
Mr and Mrs H Dorman Perkins Mr and Mrs Arthur C Lemont and Almon Perry died Sunday at the Perkins cottage on Cox Head.
Local Social Notes From Boston Weeklong Visit
Miss Emily M. Comeau returned Sunday night after a week in Boston and vicinity. She visited her sister Miss Ella Comeau in Somerville and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Jeddrey and family, formerly of Bath. Mrs. Henry O. Trowbridge of 13 Andrews Road returned Sunday night after a week in Hingham Mass with Miss Agnes B. Trowbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily M. Comeau
Boston
Ella Comeau
Somerville
Sidney Jeddrey
Bath
Henry O. Trowbridge
Andrews Road
Hingham
Mass
Agnes B. Trowbridge
Miss Jane Hyde Operated For Appendicitis At Abbington
Miss Jane Hyde daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Hyde of Elmhurst underwent an appendectomy Sunday at Abbington hospital in Ryal Pa Mrs Hyde left for Ryal Saturday night and will stay several days there for recovery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hyde
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Abbington Hospital
Ryal
Epps Return From Visit To Grandparents in Auburn
Judith Epps and her brother Franklin Epps Jr children of Mr and Mrs Franklin Epps of Auburn returned after a visit with their grandparents Mr and Mrs William A Furber on Washington Street in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Epps
Franklin, Epps, Jr
Franklin Epps
Auburn
William A. Furber
Washington Street
Weekend visitors and a sprained ankle reported
Mrs Walter Benner of New London stayed with Mrs W S Nason over the weekend. Misses Helen and Louise Dartnell of Damariscotta were guests of Mrs Nason on Saturday. Mrs David L Wilson is confined to home at 898 Middle Street after spraining an ankle Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Benner
New London
W. S. Nason
Helen and
Louise Dartnell
Damariscotta
Nason
David L. Wilson
Middle Street
Visit Notes Highlight Cheshire Man’s Two Week Stay
J Edward Brown of Cheshire Connecticut arrived for a two weeks visit with his daughter Mrs M Edith Lemont at 425 High Street. Mrs Lemont had just returned from a two week visit in Portland where she stayed with Miss Effie Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Brown
Cheshire
Local Notes on Visits and Appointments
Mrs Lena Shepard visits her sister in Newton Center Mass. Walter Kingsbury, veteran grocer, leaves illness confinement to walk outside for first time. Mr and Mrs William Congdon, Athena Congdon and John Gillespie return from Buffalo New York after ten days as guests of Mrs Congdon’s daughter Mrs Charles D Arcy. Congdons consider wintering in Buffalo. Mrs Mida Feero accepts position with Dean Nixon at Bowdoin College. Her son Robert Feero enters University of Maine as a freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Congdon
Athena Congdon
Upper
Washington Street
John Gillespie
Rs. Mida Feero
Dean Nixon
Bowdoin College
Robert Feero
University of Maine
Bell Family Guests Visit New England relatives
Mr and Mrs John Bell and daughter Lorraine of Auburn are guests of Mrs Bell s aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Eugene Sprague of Richardson Street. Mrs Sprague Mrs Bell and Lorraine were Tuesday guests of Dr and Mrs Raymond Brown of Damariscotta. Dr and Mrs Brown just returned from Boston and were weekend guests of Mrs Brown s parents. Mr and Mrs William H White have spent the summer at South Harpswell and were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Olney C Perry at 28 Bedford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bell
Lorraine Bell
Auburn
Mrs. Bell
Eugene Sprague
Richardson Street
Sprague
Bell
William H. White
South Harpswell
Olney C. Perry
Bedford Street
Mr and Mrs Carlton Rice Return From Yonkers Trip
Mr and Mrs Carlton Rice of Turner Court have returned from a vacation with relatives in Yonkers New York during Mr Rice sojourn at the bridge toll house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Rice
Turner Court
Yonkers, N. Y
Mr. Rice
Bridge Toll House
YMCA Drives 100 Percent Staff Gift at Morse High
City readers note the Morse High School staff led by teachers department heads and janitors achieved 100 percent participation in the YMCA annual fund drive. Harvest supper attracts Bath residents, and Morse Drama Club plans an assembly play coached by Catherine Conley. Woolwich Grange hosts roast beef supper October 25 with a public menu, and Grace Church Young Peoples Fellowship prepares for Diocesan event November 3 with a nominating committee announced for October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Besdeieht
Mothersingers and P T A Honor School Conference
Mrs. Little urges active parent involvement in education highlighting Russia and Mexico as study prompts. North Center P T A hosts Mothersingers and Fathersingers as guests. Supt. Wilson presents a bouquet to Mrs. Little. Attendees tour domestic science rooms and share refreshments after remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Russia
Mexico
Bird A. Shellenbarger
W. Percy Marks
William W. Dennison
Harry W. Smith
Wilson
Bangor
North Center
Clinton D. Wilson
William L. Skelton
Chester A. Roberts
Clifford B. Wilband
Colby
Carl C. Anderson
Harold S. Avery
W .Dayton Hill
Joseph O. Purdue
Chester A. Plant
Elbridge R. Wright
William Crowley
Pearl E. Dunbar
South End
Hermon W. Crocker
Irving C. Varney
Walter Smith
Daneiel Perry
Dike
Ralph P. Dunbar
Mrs Singer Talks Before Dire PTA on Problem Children
Mrs Singer addressed a Dire PTA meeting outlining approaches to gifted and problem children. She stressed viewing the child as a human being, avoiding aggression, and balancing planning with gentle leadership to guide pupils toward becoming better citizens.
Lorentsen Hanscom Wedding In Bath
Miss Christina Alberta Hanscom and Chester Thomas Lorentsén wed at Street Congregational Church in Bath. Officiant Joseph O. Purdue performed the double ring ceremony. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Marguerite Hanscom and best man Charles Haggett. The couple will reside at 35 Mechanic Street after a wedding trip. Out of town guests included J P Lorentsen of Revere Mass and Otis L Douglass of Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Alberta Hanscom
Chester Thomas Lorentsén
West Bath
Veer Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Marguerite I, Hanscoth
Lewiston
Charles L. Haggett
Marion D. Bowie
Eunice E. Hansom
Marguerite I. Hanscom
Robert Reed
Eunice E. Hanscom
Lorentsen
Auburn
Hattie E. Wallace
Oliver Street
Lorin Hanscom
First Selectman
Edwin W. Haggett
Mechanic Street
J. P. Lorentsen
Revere
Mass
Otis L. Douglass
Wallace
Amirault Robichaud Couple Wed In St Marys Church
Miss Helen Robichaud of Quincy Mass married Deserie Amirault in St Marys church with Rev Timothy C Maney officiating. The couple plans a Montreal and New York trip then residing at 280 Center street Bath carpenter Mr Amirault is son of Sylvester Amirault of N Edburgh Nova Scotia. Pre nuptial parties hosted for him in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Robichaud
Quincy
Mass
Deserie Amirault
St. Mary’s Church
Timothy C. Maney
Bernadette la Blanche
Somerville
Melvin L. Comeau
Estella D. Comeau
Spring Street
Frank P. Mellow
Mellow
Center Street
Ludger Melancon
Amirault
Montreal
New York
Joy Seavey wedding in Gardiner October eleventh
Wedding returns filed Friday in Gardiner announce the marriage of Lloyd R. Joy and Helen M. Seavey on Oct. 11. Rev. H A Clark presided at 13 Liberty street. Joy is son of Blanche M. Joy and Oscar W. Joy. he is Morse High School graduate of 1927. Seavey is daughter of Richard G. and Mrs. Seavey of 481 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Lloyd R. Joy
Helen M. Seavey
H. A. Clark
Liberty Street
Mr. Joy
Blanche M. Joy
King Street
Oscar W. Joy
Providence Avenue
South
Portland
Morse High School
Joy
Richard G. Seavey
Middle Street
Bank official returns from vacation with crossstate trip
Harry L. Day, assistant cashier at the First National bank, resumed his duties Monday morning after a week's vacation. He drove to Steelton, Pa., to visit his brother in law John W. Magoun and Mrs. Magoun, and stayed in Greenwich, Conn., with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw. Day and Mr. Shaw attended the Yale Navy football game on Saturday in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Day
First National Bank
Mr. Day
Steelton
John W. Magoun
Miss Mary Arik Visits Needlecraft Shop in Laconia
Miss Mary Arik of Laconia New Hampshire returns to the Needlecraft shop at 34 Center Street after a vacation with her parents Rev and Mrs Charles Arik. Her sister Mrs street accompanied by car to Laconia to join her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Arik
Laconia
N. H
Center Street
Charles Arik
Mrs. Street
Carol Warren Born to Dr and Mrs Ralph Warren
Carol is the name given the daughter born to Dr. and Mrs. Ralph D War ren at 912 Washington Street on October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Ralph D. Warren
Washington Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Francis G. Cooke
Silver Springs
Bath and Vicinity
Edward Lewis
John Taylor
Arthur Haskins
Springfield
Benjamin L. Donnell
Mrs. Donnell
Fred L. Cary
Lewis Totman
Edward Street
California
Peter Stewart
Trufant Street
C. C. Whidden
Florida
John M.diarmid
Great Crosby
William Adams
Brown University
Bath Iron Works Corp
DKE
Providence
Granville G. Jewett
Westport
Herbert Knight
Priscilla Magoun
Philadelphia
Edward Welsh
Raymond Keney
Mr. Welsh
Josephine McNeil
Lena Shepard
Newton Center, Mass
Frank Smith
Walter Kingsbury
Puddle Dock
Catherine Conley
Woolwich Grange
Maurice Shea
Percy Bailey
Hollis Leeman
Fred Soule
Young Peoples Fellowship of
Young Peoples Fellowship
William Mussenden
Howard Holmes
Barbara Tubbs
Janette Bridgham
Charles M. Tubbs
Hanscom
Bride of Man
Iron Works
Robichaud
Joy-Seavey Wedding
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