Interesting Personal Items From Bath Area Society
Mire Lewis named new president and Laura Hendy as ward en of district 19 covering Bath Brunswick Richmond Wiscasset Round Pond. Mae Gorham appointed district deputy president. Gorham long tied to Bath as Trett Brothers Grain Co. bookkeeper. Families and clubs host gatherings, sewing for Bath City hospital, bridge and flinch prizes awarded at Myrtle lodge meeting, Halloween party planning, and visits among local residents with trips to Boston White Mountains and Florida.
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Belle W. Lewis
Auburn
Laura BR. Hendy
Mae Towle Gorham
Sound Pond
Bath
Brunswick
Richmond
Wiscasset
Round Pond
Gorham
Trett Brothers Grain Co
Halloween Party Delights Neighborhood Children In Bath
Mr and Mrs William Besaw and Mr and Mrs Edward McCabe hosted a Halloween party at The Barn on the Besaw lot inviting about 30 neighborhood children. The event featured games, refreshments, and socializing, with thanks to hostesses Mrs E R Wright and Mrs Herbert McCabe.
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William E. Besaw
Cherry Street
Edward McCabe
Marshall Avenue
Robert
Edna
McCabe
Mary
Estele
Edward
Abbie
E. R. Wright
Herbert McCabe
Bath railroad relief clerk shakes hands with Durgin during outing
Friends of Arthur H. Durgin, a relief clerk and operator at the Maine Central Bath office and later Neorth Conway, greeted him Saturday as he bustituting for L. M. Price over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. Karcher S. Jackson returned home after several days in Boston.
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Arthur H. Durgin
Maine Central
Bath
Neorth Conway
L. M. Price
Roscoe Shaw
Karcher S. Jackson
Boston
Bath City Hospital Nurses Alumnae Names Flower Committee
Miss Helen Merrill night supervisor at the City hospital Miss Estella Bowden and Mrs. Leola B. Fleischmann were named members of the flower committee of the Bath City Hospital Nurses Alumnae association at the semi annual meeting Thursday night at the hospital. Attendance was small due to the weather and some business matters were deferred to January. Mr. and Mrs George A Huhn of New York were recent callers on friends in Bath. They were married last September in New York and are honeymooning at Pront's Neck. Mrs Huhn was formerly Miss Marcia Sewall Webb. Mrs Duer D Breck of New York has closed her cottage at Small Point Beach and returned to New York with her two daughters Miss Sidney Breck and Miss Susan Breck.
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Central Church League
Howard A. Parks
Sherman N. McQuaide
Beatrice M. Jenkins
Leonard Lord
Bath City
David L. Wilson
William S. Newell
Martha A. Foote
Helen Merrill
City Hospital
Estella Bowden
Leola B. Fleischmann
Bath City Hospital
George A. Huhn
New York
Bath
Mrs. Huhn
Pront's Neck
Huhn
Marcia Sewall Webb
Duer D. Breck
Small Point Beach
Sidney Breck
Susan Breck
Dorothy A. Welch
Washington Street
H. P. Small Co
Commercial Street
Boston
Willard L. Harwood
Miss Welch
Lester Crocker
Peak Mountain
Upper
Lena M. Crocker
Willard Whitman
Somerville
Mass
Whitman
Thoma Crocker
Birthday luncheon honors Miss Porteous at Lafayette Portland
Mrs Alfred J Mitchell hosted a Friday birthday luncheon at the Lafayette in Portland for her daughter, Miss Porteous. Guests included Miss Mary Sewall and Miss Jane Hyde daughters of local families, plus Frances Dana, Mary Aines, Margaret Gignoux, Anna Parkman, Barbara Davis, Eleanor Lane, Kate Hay, Jean Harmon, Betty Bartlett, Anna Bartlett, Ellen Libby, Katherine Blanchard, Lorraine Shute, Selina Dunbar and Helen Mason of Brunswick.
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Mary Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Jane Hyde
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Lafayette
Portland
Alfred J. Mitchell
Miss Née Porteous
Frances Dana
Mary Aines
Margaret Gignoux
Anna Parkman
Barbara Davis
Eleanor Lane
Kate Hay
Jean Harmon
Betty
Anna Bartlett
Ellen
Bath notes include visits from Maine church leaders and many travelers
Miss Margaret Teague left Bath for Portland after visiting Grace church groups. Visitors include Mrs. Frederick E. Drake and Mrs. Leola Fleischmann with Roland, plus Austin R. Furbish of Banger and families from Winchester. Eastern Star leader Sarah A. Shaw toured Maine chapters. many local residents enjoyed guests and seasonal movements.
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Margaret Teague
Portland
Bath
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Re-elected leaders named at Junior Hospital league meeting
Miss Anna Trott was re elected president of the Junior Hospital league at the season opening meeting on High street. Ruth Skillings was elected vice president and Gladys Olm secretary and treasurer. The work committee includes Priscilla Magoun and Marcia Moulton. Multiple residents left for visits and trips including Mrs. Sewall to New Canaan and Boston, Mrs. McElman from Roxbury, and Edward McFarland returning from Plymouth hospital after care by Miss Charlotte Meeker. Community Chest drive in Portland begins next week with charities to receive consolidated contributions. Virginia Rogers left for Georgetown Mass to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stetson. she plans to return Sunday.
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Amos F. Perry
Fast Ladies’ Club
Myrtle Lodge
No. 8
LL. O
Summer Street
Robert C. Mitchell
Bridge
Finch
Bertie Johnson
Seth Stewart
Mitchell
Flinch
Mary Lowell
Fred S. Curtis
Arthur C. Lemont
Mabel S. Shepard
Melville B. Clark
Walter P. Kingsbury
Charles O. Nelson
Wallace L. Atwood
Howard E. Blake
Frank L. Higgins
Kingsbury
Anna Trott
Junior Hospital League
High Street
Ruth Skillings
Gladys Olm
Priscilla Magoun
Marcia Moulton
Langdon T. Thaxter
John Shroeder
Portland
Thaxter
Frederick H. Kimball
Virginia B. Rogers
Whiskeay Road
Georgetown
Mass
Clifford Stetson
Miss Rogers
Senter's, Inc
Parrys Return From New Brunswick Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Parris of upper Washington Street have returned from a trip to New Brunswick. They were joined by Mrs. Parris' mother Mrs. Stanley H. Irving of Moore's Mills St. Stephen N B who will visit them.
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Warren A. Parris
Upper Washington Street
New Brunswick
YMCA Auxiliary Cuts Dues and Supports Local Drive
At a special meeting the YMCA Auxiliary voted to reduce dues from one dollar to fifty cents to broaden membership and contributed ten dollars to the Y drive. The group will replace broken dishes from summer work and ready 200 meals for boys and guests at banquets, with kitchen repairs and equipment aids noted.
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Y. M. C. A. Auxiliary
Diphtheria illness of Miss Harriet Warden noted
Miss Harriet Warden of New York City has been seriously ill with diphtheria at a Rangeley Lakes summer home. She has recovered enough to return to New York.
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Harriet Warden
William Warden
New York City
Rebekah Assembly officers elected in Portland event
Mrs A L Stuart and Mrs W Howard Larrabee of Bath attended the Rebekah Assembly in Portland last week where Stuart was chosen district deputy president for District 16 overseeing lodges in Rockland Camden Tenants Harbor Vinal Haven Stonington and Swans Island. Miss Rebecca M Holmes of Belfast daughter of Clyde B Holmes of Bath was elected senior class vice president at Oak Grove seminary for an intensive course in preparation for Wellesley.
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A. L. Stuart
W. Howard Larrabee
Bath
Rebekah
Portland
Stuart
Rockland
Camden
Tenants Harbor
Vinal Haven
Stonington
Swans Island
Rebecca M. Holmes
Belfast
Clyde B. Holmes
Gibbons Coal Co
Holmes
Oak Grove Seminary
Miss Holmes
Wellesley
Mrs Frank J Snow of Portland seeks mail from friends
Mrs Frank J Snow of Portland formerly Miss Thelma Oliver of Bath is a patient at Maine General hospital in Portland and will be glad to receive mail from friends in this city.
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Frank J. Snow
Portland
Thelma Oliver
Bath
Maine General Hospital
Bonneys Return After Visit and Naval Pictures Shown
Mr and Mrs Edwin W Bonney return from a visit to Hartland New Brunswick with Mrs Bonneys parents Mr and Mrs Emery Kent and are joined by Mrs Bonneys brother Elden Kent who will visit them Lieut George P Hunter USN attended Navy Day events at Bowdoin College showing naval pictures at Moulton Union Mrs Charles W Avery travels to Boston for an uncles funeral will return to Bath Mr and Mrs Karcher B Jackson and Mr and Mrs Roscoe M Shaw spent time away Conrad Olsen of Bridgeport Conn recently visited their Summer home Ledge O Rock on upper Washington Street
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Frederick E. Drake
James B. Drake
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
William P. Drake
Birch Point
Washington Street
Joseph Avery, Jr
Bath
Mr. Avery
Joseph Avery
Court Street
Providence
R. I
Mrs. Avery
Grantmeyer
Ormond Beach
Fla
Hotel Ormond
Edwin W. Bonney
Mrs. Bonney
Emery Kent
Hartland
N. B
Elden Kent
George P. Hunter
U.S.N
Bowdoin College
Moulton Union
Charles W. Avery
Andrews Road
Boston
Olfa Petersen
Avery
Conrad Olsen
Bridgeport, Conn
West Bath Grange
Almena A. Jaques
Katherine Hagan
Hope Ward
Henry J. White
Everett G. Lemont
Charles T. Henderson
James A. Thurston
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
Marion L
Mrs Wright and Daughter Visit Kent's Hill Guest Family
Mrs Everett B. Wright and her daughter Eleanor spent the weekend at Kent's Hill as guests of Mrs Wright's sister Mrs Harold Brown.
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Everett B. Wright
Eleanor
Kent's Hill
Mrs. Wright
Harold Brown
Au burndale couple visiting Specht family in Mass
Mr and Mrs A Scott Specht of Auburndale Massachusetts are visiting Mrs Specht's mother and sister Mrs Wil days.
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A. Scott Specht
Auburndale, Mass
Hungarian Noble Fined for Refusing Handshake
A Budapest nobleman was fined $100 after a court ruled his refusal to shake hands with a lawyer insulted the attorney. The ruling highlights decorum expectations in civil proceedings and the legal consequence for perceived affronts.
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Budapest
Hungary
Gobi Desert Fossils Revealed by Andrews Expedition
Scientists recount the Gobi Basin's transformation into fertile ground, uncovering mammal remains like the embolotherium. Professor Morris explains excavation, bone restoration, and the giant animal's contested reconstruction as paleontologists compare bones to known species.
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Gobi Basin
Geological
Massachusetts Institute of Technallogy
Morris
Central Asia
Gobi
Andrews
Gobi Desert
Walter ‘Granger
Eaninad Amiarice
Nedeon Amis
Gobi 50,000,000 Years Ago. “Mr. Granger
Mr.Granger
Its and Narrow Path Has Lit Strait
Fragmentary text shows a distorted phrase about routes or paths, with references to lighted routes and the strait. The readable portion is limited and lacks clear event or names for a fuller summary.
Baptist women lead in Bowdoinham conference and local notices
The Independent notes Wo men Prominent in Baptist work as the Bowdoinham association met at Carlisle street church with elected officers. Card party planned by Hi Y club in Bath High School. Halloween program at West Bath grange. Quonset Farm Bureau rescheduled. several local improvements and gatherings announced including a Kennebec bridge repaint and a Woolwich garage project.
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Woman's Missionary Conference
The
Bowdeinham Baptist Association
Carlise Street
Joe Begin
Woolwich
Kennebec Bridge
Disfranchisement Debate at Bangor Welfare Workers Convention
The closing session of the state convention of welfare workers in Bangor discussed the disfranchisement of citizens labeled paupers who received municipal aid due to unemployment. Leroy assistant attorney was cited in the proceedings.
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State Convention of Welfare Workers
Bangor
Leroy
Private ponds offer paid fish pools with local growth in New England
The article notes a surge in commercial sport fishing pools from California to Maine where anglers pay by the pound or per fish. In New England, Rowe's pond in West Buxton Maine charges 1 dollar per pound, while Gray and Hopkinton sites are expanding. Rainbow and brook trout dominate, with prices commonly 50 cents to 1 dollar per fish. some pools offer cooking and picnic facilities, and growth is expected next summer.
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New England
Yar
California
Maine
West Buxton
Rowe's
Boston
Andrew Carnegie
Steel Kins
Rowe
Page Cayneray Agen Gree RY
Gray
Hopkinton
N. H
Wildwood Trout
Los Angeles
Calif
Wildwood
Seeee
Aroostook Potatoes Ship to Cuba for First Time in Years
Baldwin and Doherty ship several cars from Houlton to Woodstock marking the first Cuba trade in years. New Brunswick previously supplied the market, now a local stock from this vicinity travels via Houlton. Mr Baldwin remains in New York handling firm interests.
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Cuba
Baldwin and
Doherty
Houlton
Woodstock
New Brunswick
Baldwin
New York
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