Mrs Farnham attends New York conference and visits kin
Mrs Charles R Farnham returned from New York where she represented the Cosmopolitan club of Bath and the Farm Bureau extension service at the Waldorf Astoria conference on Current Problems. She stayed with her sister in law and visited relatives in Providence, while other local residents were noted at social events and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Farnham
New York
New York Herald-Tribune
Waldorf-Astoria
American Woman's Association Club
Providence
R. S. Haskell
Family and Community News From Washington Street
Lemont Tarbox returns home after days in Boston. Mrs. Edward Cliney comes home from Portland with her hospitalised daughter under Dr. Alice Whittier care. Ma rie shows improvement after five weeks illness. Lois Swett, Wheaton student, spends weekend at Linden Street. Jeannette Bennett’s parents host second birthday party with many relatives. Charles Taylor returns from Cadillac Mountain trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cliney
South Street
Portland
Alice Whittier
Deering Street
Little Marie
Charles Taylor
Washington Street
Cadillac Mountain
Bath Guests Attend Cachelot Submarine Launch
Commander Guysvert B. Vroom and Mrs Vroom along with Commander Robert White Ferrell and their spouses attended the Cachelot submarine launch at the Portsmouth Navy Yard on Thursday. Mrs Mark W. Sewall Mrs Clarence W. Morse and Miss Clare Coombs have returned from a brief Boston visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysvert B. Vroom
Us.n
Vroom
Robert White Ferrell
George B. Hunter
Edward C. Craig
Bath
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Mark W. Sewall
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Boston
Rebekah Assembly Attendance in Lewiston Noted
Mrs. Frank Farrin of 41 Green Street and Mrs. Alfred Bunker of 170 North Street attended the Rebekah assembly session in Lewiston. Farrin served as delegate and Bunker as alternate from Queen Esther lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Humphreys and Mr. Hill and wife traveled to Cadillac Mountain for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farrin
Green Street
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Alfred Bunker
North Street
Frederick W. Humphreys
Fred D. Hill
Cadillac Mountain
Wakefield Man Visiting Bath Guest of Local Resident
Harry Kimball of Wakefield Massachusetts is in the city as a guest of Robert B Hatch. He is the son of Capt and Mrs Fremont Kimball and formerly lived at Front and North streets, now the home of Dr and Mrs Williams Whitney. The family has been away from Bath 27 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kimball
Wakefield
Mass
Robert B. Hatch
Mr. Kimball
Fremont Kimball
Front
North Streets
Williams Whitney
Bath
Archibald M. Main Jr Weekend Visit With Parents
Archibald M. Main Jr. of Hebron academy spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Archibald M. Main of Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald M. Main, Jr
Hebron Academy
Archibald M. Main
Middle Street
Mrs Dodge Hardin Visits New York Friends Then Heads North
Mrs Edwin Dodge Hardin arrives from New York to spend a few days with Corrie Varney and sisters in Boston street area. She will travel to Massena New York where Mr Hardin has a pastorate at Emmanuel Congregational church. Lieut Warren Halterman and wife with son Warren Jr visit the Main family in Middle street for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Dodge Hardin
New York
Corrie
Claire
Alice Varney
Washington Street
Warren Halterman
Warren Jr
Fort McKinley
Archibald M. Main
Middle Street
Waynflete Girls Attend Boston Show at Colonial Theater
Miss Jane Hyde from Waynflete Latin School joined classmates in Portland to see Saturday afternoon performance of Alice in Wonderland at the Colonial theater in Boston. Eva Le Gallienne starred as the Red Queen and Josephine Hutchinson appeared in a key role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hyde
Waynflete Latin School
Portland
Boston
Colonial Theater
Eva le Gallienne
The
Red Sea
Josephine Jutchinson
Birthday party for Nancy Ann Gregware at home
Nancy Ann Gregware celebrated her fourth birthday with a party at her parents Dr and Mrs Paul A Gregware 1016 Washington Street. Guests included Mirtha Small Joan Pearson Ann Wilson Bobby Wilson Nathalie Hagan Dickie Torrey Ruth Williams Edward Moshier and Allan Gregware. Other items note visits by Elinor Shorey Barbara Ross and Mrs Langdon T Thaxter plus gunning licenses issued to residents and a diocesan Girls Friendly Society meeting led by Rt Rev Benjamin Brewster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Ann Gregware
Paul A. Gregware
Washington Street
Mirtha Small
Joan Pearson
Ann Wilson
Bobby Wilson
Nathalie Hagan
Dickie Torrey
Ruth Williams
Edward Moshier
Dickie
Pat
Frances Callan
Allan Gregware
Charles M. Tubbs
High Street
Girls Friendly Society of
Maine
Council of Girls Friendly Societies
Sanford
Benjamin Brewster
Margaret Teague
Portland
Frances Arnold
Day Couple Weekend Visit to Wellesley and Boston
Mr and Mrs Harry L Day of Green Street left Saturday for a weekend with Mrs Day s cousin Frederick Magoun and Mrs Magoun of Wellesley Hills Mass They will also spend a few days in Boston before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Day
Green Street
Boston
Harvard graduate Edward Morrin visits hometown
Edward Morrin of Harvard class of 1935 arrived Friday to spend the weekend with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Harry F. Morin of Washington street. He was joined by roommate Allan Ryder of Boston. The Gediman family returned from Boston after Harold Sax's confirmation. Mrs. Frederick E. Drake returned to Washington street after a stay in Providence for the Provincial Synod of the Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Morrin
Harvard
Harry F. Morin
Washington Street
Mr. Morin
Allan Ryder
Boston
Benjamin Gediman
Julius
Emily
Isabelle
Harold Sax
Frederick E. Drake
Providence
R. I
Provincial Synod of the Episcopal Church
Bath visit of Postal Telegraph official
P. J. Micken, superintendent of the Eastern division of the Postal Telegraph Cable Co., spent Thursday afternoon in Bath visiting the local office of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Micken
Postal Telegraph Cable Co
Bath
Nightingale Club Plans Hospital Sewing Drive
The Nightingale Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. James B. Lemont to sew on articles for Bath city hospital. The club takes its name from Florence Nightingale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nightingale Club
James B. Lemont
Bath City Hospital
Florence Nightingale
Bath City Hospital Alumni Association
Central Church Parish House
Miss Leonice Wallace Passes Away as Guest of Susan Reed
Miss Leonice Wallace of Wollaston Massachusetts died Sunday while visiting Miss Susan Reed on Lincoln Street The brief notice notes her passing as a guest of the Reed household indicating a local obituary notice context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonice Wallace
Wollaston
Mass
Susan Reed
Lincoln Street
Residents Tour Cadillac Mountain Drive Guests Stay in City
Mr and Mrs Leon B Pennell of Winneganee took son Leon B Jr and Mrs Norman J McCabe of Bath with her mother Mrs George A Dennison of Freeport for a Cadillac Mountain day trip They toured again Sunday after an earlier visit last week Mrs Dennison stayed in the city with Mrs McCabe Overnight guests were Rev and Mrs Louis A Dole of Fryeburg at Mrs Edward H Kimball's Lincoln Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon B. Pennell
Winneganee
Leon B., Jr
Norman J. McCabe
Bath
McCabe
George A. Dennison
Freeport
Cadillac Mountain
Dennison
Louis A. Dole
Fryeburg
Edward H. Kimball
Lincoln Street
Mrs Merrill Day Returns From Bath Visit
Mrs Merrill Day returned to Trevett Sunday after a brief stay in Bath with her brother Samuel Stover and Mrs Stover at their home 357 Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Day
Trevett
Bath
Samuel Stover
Mrs. Stover
Latters
Front Street
Mrs Jaques Returns From Month Visit In New Jersey
Mrs Frank W Jaques of 902 High street returns from a month in Collingswood New Jersey as guest of her brother Dr Charles E Vanderkleed and Mrs Vanderkleed She awaits arrival from London of cousin Roscoe Parks of Elizabeth New Jersey who has been in England two years Mrs Parks and their daughter Ruth Mr Parks is a son of the late George Parks of Lafayette Indiana former Brunswick attorney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Jaques
Highstreet
Collingswood
N. J
Charles E. Vanderkleed
Vanderkleed
London
Roscoe Parks
Elizabeth
England
Parks
Ruth
Mr. Parks
George Parks
Lafayette
Ind
Brunswick
Portland businessman Arthur Sampson visits city
Arthur Sampson of Portland was a business visitor in the city on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sampson
Portland
Mrs Merrill Hosts Murray Club at Home
Mrs. Clarence A. Merrill entertained the Murray club of First Universalist church at 122 Oak Street on Monday evening with 15 members present. Mrs. Amos F. Perry will entertain the club next week. Mr and Mrs Edwin D Tietig of Cobb Road are visiting in Boston for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Merrill
Murray Club
First Universalist Church
Oak Street
Amos F. Perry
Edwin D. Tietig
Cobb Road
Boston
Bridge Social At Mrs Howard Home Honors Local Guests
Mrs Norman W Howard and Mrs Irma Perry hosted four tables of bridge at 1037 Washington Street Tuesday evening. Miss Mary Brown won first prize a cut glass dish, Mrs Lucille Steussy second prize a tumbler set, and Mrs Fred Hayward third prize a Higgins print framed. Refreshments included jellied chicken salad, cranberry jelly, olives, rolls, cake, cookies and coffee. Attendees included Miss Bessie Brown Miss Blanche White Mrs Miles Hagan Mrs Carlton Lowell Mrs Evelyn Young Mrs Elford A Stover S Dunbar Mrs William Yule Mrs Alfred Buckman Mrs Ernest Fulton and Mrs Neil Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman W. Howard
Irma Perry
Mrs. Howard
Washington Street
Mary Brown
Lucille Steussy
Fred Hayward
Higgins
Bessie Brown
Blanche White
Miles Hagan
Carlton Lowell
Evelyn Young
Elford A. Stover
S Dunbar
William Yule
Alfred Buckman
Ernest Fulton
Neil Wilson
Portland Obituary Notes Sewall and Kimball Family
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sewall and Miss Anne Kimball passed Wednesday in Portland. The notice records their deaths and identifies the surviving family connections and locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Anne Kimball
Portland
Mosher Delivers Personal Effects for Sewall Apartments
Walter Mosher drove to New York on Wednesday carrying personal effects from the Harold M. Sewall cottage at Small Point and the Bath homestead to furnish the Sewalls new apartment at 444 East 57th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mosher
New York
Harold M. Sewall
Small Point
Bath
Loyall F. Sewall
East 57Th Street
Bath Iron Works Employee Returns From Vacation
George Baer Connard of Andrews road resumes duties at Bath Iron Works Corp after two weeks away. He spent part of vacation in Chicago at the Century of Progress Exposition and visited friends in Minnesota before returning home. Other items note visits and weekend stays by local residents and a Maine University cross country numeral winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baer Connard
Andrews Road
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mr. Connard
Chicago
Minnesota
Edward B Cohen confirmation ceremony at Beth Israel
The confirmation of Edward B Cohen son of Mr and Mrs Morris H Cohen of White Street was held Saturday at nine in Beth Israel synagogue. Forty one attended the ceremony with Edward delivering an address. One hundred ten friends and relatives from Bath Brunswick Lewiston Rockland Portland and Boston attended a supper in the synagogue hall Sunday evening in his honor. The affair was among the most enjoyable Bath Jewry in many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Cohen
Morris H. Cohen
10Hite Street
Beth Israel Synagogue
Edward
Brunswick
Lewiston
Rockland
Portland
Boston
Bath
Spinney Guests of Hills in High
Mr and Mrs Walter Spinney of Allston Massachusetts visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Fred D Hill in High for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Spinney
Allston, Mass
Fred D. Hill
High Street
Goldsmith Family Heads West After California Visit
Mrs William F Goldsmith and three children John Ann and Shelia of Burlingame California plan to depart in November to rejoin Mr Goldsmith before December 1 when he will move to Hilo Hawaii as superintendent of the mill for Hawaiian Cane Products Co. He has held the post for three weeks and previously worked as a consulting engineer with the company with an office in San Francisco. Mrs Goldsmith was formerly Miss Mary M Flaherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Goldsmith
John
Ann
Shelia
Burlingame
Calif
Mrs Conti Returns Home From New Brunswick Visit
Mrs A J Conti returns to her North Street home after two weeks in New Brunswick New Jersey. She is accompanied by her sister Miss Gladys Bessi who will stay for an indefinite time. Leon Buck a student at Kents Hill remains home ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew McPherson
Portland
Maine General Hospital
A. J. Conti
North Street
New Brunswick
N. J
Gladys Bessi
Leon Buck
Kents Hill
Miss Carrie Shaw Hosts Junior Hospital League Meeting
Miss Carrie E Shaw entertained the Junior Hospital league at her home 18 Green Street Tuesday evening nine members attended to sew for the hospital Mrs William R Freeman will host the next meeting on November 7 Present were Mrs Freeman Mrs Alden G Smith Miss Marcia Moulton Mrs Royal A Johnson Miss Anna M Trott Miss Priscilla Magoun Miss Janette W Smith and Miss Harriet C Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie E. Shaw
Junior Hospital League
Green Street
William R. Freeman
League
Freeman
Alden G. Smith
Marcia Moulton
Royal A. Johnson
Anna M. Trott
Priscilla Magoun
Janette W. Smith
Harriet C. Lord
Miss Clare McIIlwain Leaves Washington for Philadelphia
Miss Clare McIIlwain of Washington street departed Wednesday for Philadelphia for an indefinite stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare McIilwain
Washington Street
Philadelphia
Maine Parents and Teachers official to preside at convention table
Mrs. Leroy F. Colby, state publicity chairman for the Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers, left Wednesday for Lewiston to preside over a Parent-Teacher table at the Maine Teachers' convention. Milton S. Kimball of Augusta has accepted a position with the New England Public Service Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy F. Colby
Andrews Road
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Lewis- Lon For
Maine Teachers’ Convention
Milton S. Kimball
Augusta
The
New England Public Service Co
Misses Allen and Royal Visit Boston Amid Broadcast Event
Miss Margaret M. Allen and Miss Mary A. Royal are spending a few days in Boston staying at the Manger. They attended the Blackstone program broadcast from the Hotel Bradford on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Allen
Mary A. Royal
Boston
Manger
Blackstone
Bradford
Portland Visitors From Wagner Family
Mr and Mrs Robert E Wagner and their son William of 283 Center street were Portland visitors on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Wagner
William
Center Street
Portland
Burial of 8 year old David Keith Stover in Bath
Mr and Mrs Rexford B Stover and children Austin and Phyllis spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Stover at 357 Front street after the burial of David Keith Stover aged 8 at Oak Grove on Saturday afternoon. Funeral services were held Saturday in Auburn with relatives from Bath in attendance including Rose and Doris Stover and Elford A Stover. Mr and Mrs Sylvester Cushman traveled from Portland to visit Sebasco Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexford B. Stover
Austin
Phyllis
Samuel Stover
Front Street
David Keith Stover
Oak Grove
Auburn
Bath
Rose
Doris Stover
Elford A. Stover
Edriel B. Little
Bath Residents Tour Cadillac Mountain Before Closures
A group from Bath drove to Cadillac Mountain on Sunday to see the view before the road closes on November 1. Participants included Mr and Mrs Carrol Deering and daughter Elizabeth, Mr and Mrs Dwight Pierce, Mr and Mrs Royal A Johnson, Mr and Mrs Ralph Stetson, Mr and Mrs Donald D Young, Mr and Mrs Clarence Lane and daughter Marie, and Mr and Mrs Freeman Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Cadillac Mountain
Carrol Deering
Elizabeth
Dwight Pierce
Royal A. Johnson
Ralph Stetson
Donald D. Young
Clarence Lane
Marie
Freeman Crosby
Guests at Ridin' Light Lodge Include Notable Travelers
The weekly guest list shows Charles Martin and R L Murchie of Boston among visitors at Ridin Light Lodge. Milwaukee travelers praised Canada’s mountains after trips to Montreal and St Ann, while Elmer Greenleaf of Auburn and Bates College student Miss Helen Shorey visited the city. Miss Katharyn Shorey of Broad Brook spent the weekend with H A Shorey family. she recently graduated Morse High and Farmington Normal. Street guests linger in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gilmore
Mildred L. Donnell
Court Street
Madison A. Moore
Middle Street
Ruth E. Moore
Charles W. Leavitt
Fisher Court
Carl Meister
Washington Street
Forrest L. Maines
Clarence Mayo
Clifton Street
Doris Campbell
High Street
C. H. Kidder, Jr
Milan Street
Dean Presley
Ridin’ Light Lodge
Charles Martin
R. L. Murchie
Boston
F. M. Harbach
Ralph A. Harbach
George Lahl
Milwaukee
Wis
G. Marion Thatcher
Putnam, Conn
G. W. McCurdy
Milton, Mars
Rogers
Milton
Mass
G. T. Sawyer
Helen Holden
Putnam
Montreal
Quebec
St. Ann
Maine
Helen F. Shorey
Morse
H. Alton Shorey
York Street
Miss Shorey
Bates College
Katharyn L. Shorey
Broad Brook
Conn
Farmington Normal School
Morse High School
Mrs Margaret Stewart Visits Bath After Father's Death
Miss Margaret C Stewart of Boston travels to Bath to be with family amid the illness and passing of her father James C Stewart, highlighting a distant relative’s bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. Stewart
Boston
Bath
James C. Stewart
Chap man of Bethel and New York Improves After Illness
Friends of Dr. William R. Chapman of Bethel and New York report a splendid recovery from a recent illness. He was stricken with araemic poisoning in Portland and spent days in a semi coma at home in Bethel. He had planned to leave for his Winness work in New York but will be delayed until November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Chapman
Bethel
New York
Mrs. Sanborn Reappears After Weeklong Illness
Mrs. Frederick N. Sanborn of Middle Street is able to be out again after a week of confinement to the house due to a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N. Sanborn
Middle Street
Hebron Academy Players Spare Weekend at Home
Elwood Legard Archibald Main Jr and Lewis Swett of Bath and Hebron Academy spent the weekend in this city. Legard of the Hebron varsity is out a fortnight with shoulder injuries. Mr and Mrs William Bowie of Auburn and their son Dana were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Lee 64 Pearl Street. Mrs Bowie is Mrs Lees sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Legard
Archibald M. Main, Jr
Lewis B. Swett
Bath
Hebron Academy
Mr. Legard
William Bowie
Auburn
Dana
Edward J. Lee
Pearl Street
Bowie
Lee
Engagement of Elizabeth Avery to Ensign Bailey announced
Associate Justice Christopher L. Avery and Mrs Avery of Groton Conn announce their daughter Elizabeth Brander Avery engagement to Ensign Walter Clyde Bailey U S N of San Diego Calif Bailey a Naval Academy graduate class of 31 is at Submarine school New London Conn The wedding is planned for December in Groton Conn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher L. Avery
Connecticut Supreme Court
Avery
Eastern Point
Groton
Bath Iron Works officials attend Cachalot launch
Bath city officials and Bath Iron Works Corp. executives traveled to Portsmouth New Hampshire for the submarine Cachalot launching at the Navy Yard. President William S Newell spoke at the luncheon along with Mrs Newell and other Bath attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Portsmouth
N. H
Cachalot
Navy Yard
William S. Newell
Bath Plant
Bath
Newell
Archibald M. Main
G. B. Vroom
Robert W. Ferrell
George H. Hunter
E. C. Craig
L. Eugene Thebeau
New York City
Connecticut Officials Return From Nequasset Camp
Mr and Mrs Franklin Pierce of Hartford Connecticut return home after two weeks at the Moulton Camp at Nequasset. Pierce is the state superintendent of schools in Connecticut. Mr and Mrs Sumner Sewall relocate from Small Point Beach to 7 North Street Eamesholm under lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Pierce
Hartford
Conn
Moulton
Nequasset
Pierce
Connecticut
Sumner Sewall
Small Point Beach
Eamesholm
North Street
Bath residents attend Portland Malden high school football game
County Attorney John P. Carey and five Bath residents including Edward J. McMann Harold W. Child Mark Hayes and William Ketchum were among the Bath people in Portland Sunday to watch the Portland versus Malden Mass high school football game at the city stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Carey
Edward J. McMann
Harold W. Child
Mark Hayes
William Ketchum
Bath
Portland
Portland High School
Malden
Mass
Past Ladies' club hosts meeting at Nelson home
Mrs. Charles O. Nelson and Mrs. Fred S. Daley welcomed 18 members of Myrtle lodge Past Ladies' club to 54 Washington Street Monday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Wilfred W. Chaney in flinch and Mrs. John H. Hunt in auction. Mrs. Robert C. Mitchell will entertain next at the Nov. 17 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Nelson
Fred S. Daley
Myrtle Lodge
LL. O
Nelson
Washington Street
Wilfred W. Chaney
Flinch
John H. Hunt
Robert C. Mitchell
Mr and Mrs Billings Return From Newton Visit
Mr and Mrs Wilbra E Billings of Cobb 1 returned home Saturday after a month in Newton Massachusetts with their son David Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbra E. Billings
Cobb 1
Newton
Mass
David Billings
Mead Couple Attends Century of Progress Fair in Chicago
Professor and Mrs. Edward G. Mead of Oxford Ohio travel to Chicago for the Century of Progress Fair where Prof Mead will present an organ recital at the Exposition on Tuesday at 2 p.m. He is noted for Bowdoin College recitals last summer. Mrs Mead was formerly Miss M Janet Cutler of Bath, daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Cutler, 813 Washington Street. Mrs Walter Hill returns home after two weeks with her parents Horace Aiken and wife of Beachmont Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Mead
Oxford
Ohio
Chicago
Mead
Bath
Bowdoin College
M. Janet Cutler
A. M. Cutler
Washington Street
Walter Hill
Horace Aiken
Beachmont
Mass
Bath Woman Jessie Thibodeaux Now Cambridge Assistant Manager
Mrs Jessie L Thibodeaux formerly of Bath now living in Cambridge Mass visited relatives. She has been named assistant manager of Interstate Co in Cambridge. Archibald M Main Jr son of Bath Iron Works VP attends Hebron Academy preparing for MIT and ranks well overall. Donald S Sewall and family in Boothbay Harbor visited his mother in Bath. Clarence Johnsons returned home after a Montreal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie L. Thibode U
Bath
Cambridge
Mass
Interstate Co
Donald S. Sewall
Mark
Boothbay Harbor
Mark W. Sewall
Washington Street
Nature hike for Pine Tree troop 1 set Thursday
Girl Scouts of Pine Tree troop No 1 plan a short hike Thursday morning at 10 the corner of North and Lincoln streets. Each girl brings dinner and a drinking cup as the group will cook over a fire with nature as the afternoon focus. If rain delays, hike will move to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Pine Tree Troop
North
Lincoln Streets
Education official visits Oak Grove Seminary at Vassalboro
Harrison E Lyseth state education official toured Oak Grove Seminary in Vassalboro visiting classes and interviewing faculty. He spoke with students at a midweek meeting and urged earnest effort in studies and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison E. Lyseth
State Department of Education
Oak Grove Seminary
Vassalboro
Lyseth
City News Briefs Highlight Local Events Activities
On sale tickets for a humorous concert at Wesley Church on Nov 1 at 8 pm. Local talent with Mrs Edgar Farrar of Bath as lead. Post office notes Christmas rush and motor vehicle for extra delivery. Shoework, grev sidewalk, and street projects mentioned along with school pep meeting at Morse High. A variety of club events, sports notes, and civic updates fill the Bath city page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Edgar Farrar
Bath
West Haven Names New School Superintendent
Seth G. Haley of Saco and Thornton Academy class of 1901 has been appointed superintendent of schools in West Haven Connecticut, succeeding the late Edgar C. Stiles who died last August. Haley has begun his duties and served as high school principal there for about October with one week remaining. He has overseen roughly 200 gunning activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth G. Haley
Saco
Thornton Academy
West Haven
Conn
Edgar C. Stiles
Haley
W C T U Plans Institute and Lecture at Local Churches
At a Salvation Army hall meeting the W C T U arranged an Institute for November 14 at the First Baptist church. A free Christian Science lecture by Paul Stark Seeley will be given at the Rocksland church on Cedar and Brewster streets Friday at eight. West Bath grange hosts a Halloween dance Thursday with Mrs. Ernest Snow and Edwin W Haggett in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Allan
Topsham
Guild of St
Salvation Army Hall
First Baptist Church
Wilfred W Chaney
Bates Stover
Wilfrid Trott
Gard+ ner Roberts
John Russell
Helen Sims
Omah Trott
Carrie Trott
Paul Stark Seeley
C.S.B
Portland
Oregon
The
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Core Mer Cedar
Brewster Streets
Rocks Land
West
Bath Grange
Grange Hall
Ernest Snow
Edwin W. Haggett
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Waterbury, Conn
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Summer Street Court
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Sewall
O. M. Redlon
Colonial Club
Merrymeeting Grange of
Bowdeinham
State Grange
White Mountain
Center Conway Line