Local Society Notes and Birthday Highlight at High Street Home
Mrs Yvette Bisson hosted a contract club gathering on High Street with two tables in play. Maude Wilson won first prize, Annie Brownrigg second, and Sadie White the consolation and the opening goose. The group meets again at Oak Street hosted by Lucy Desmond. Also noted is Margaret Temple’s 90th birthday and Earl Lermond’s return from Natick Massachusetts after a Textile Research Company convention trip. Charles Lermond’s Atlanta visit and new Natick home purchase are mentioned along with Morse High and Bath connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvette Bisson
High Street
Maude Wilson
Annie Brownrigg
Sadie White
Lucy Desmond
S. Lena Fortier
Bette Bisson
Earl Lermond
Weeks Street
Charles Lermond
Natick
Mass
Charles
Atlanta
Textile Research Company of America
Major Hayward To Return From Germany With Family
Maj. Fred O. Hayward U S A Mrs Hayward and children Stephen and Donna depart Germany by plane on Oct 31 after three years at Heidelberg They will visit Mrs Ids parents Mr and Mrs Zvil and Torrey then Mr and Mrs Fred Hayward Sr in Littleton NH before Maj Hayward reports to Ft Bliss Texas for duty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred O. Hayward
Ft. Bliss
Texas
Dyer Family Arrives From Jacksonville After Grandmother’s Illness
Mr and Mrs Robert Dyer arrive Friday from Jacksonville after Mrs Dyers grandmother Mrs Coombs falls ill and is treated at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dyer
Jacksonville
Kennedy couple heads to Atlantic City then annual vacation trip
Mr and Mrs Carl V Kennedy of Trufant street depart Saturday by car for Atlantic City New Jersey where Kennedy will attend a business meeting before starting a motor tour for his annual vacation as manager of the Bath branch of the Oakhurst Dairy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl V. Kennedy
Trufant Street
Atlantic City
N. J
Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy
Bath
Oakhurst
Desmonds announce birth of son Edward James
Mr and Mrs David Desmond of 815 High street announce the birth of a son Thursday afternoon at Memorial hospital. He is named Edward James and weighs seven pounds ten ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Desmond
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Edward James
Residents and visitors note movements and obituaries
Mrs. Fred Kittredge of Bath returns to Bangor to her daughter’s home after a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Buchanan in School Street. Obituaries include Ida Burnell Mary Stover Phyllis Dauphin and Elizabeth Glidden who passed Oct 19 in Lewiston. Cards from Howard Leavitt and Rodney Leavitt from Glenn Falls indicate current happiness with work in a Times composing room. Mr and Mrs Donald Schultz of Charleston S C were recent visitors to Mr and Mrs Frank Weet of 279 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kittredge
Bath
Bangor
Richard Hastings
George Buchanan
School Street
Ida Burnell
Mary Stover
Phyllis Dauphin
Elizabeth Glidden
Lewiston
Howard Leavitt
Rodney
Glenn Falls
N. Y
Leavitt
the Times
Donald Schultz
Charleston, S. C
Frank Weet
Washington
Eet
Bath residents travel plans and wedding attendance noted
Mr and Mrs John Black of Nashua have closed their Summer home at Cameron Point and returned home after a season in Southport. They are Bath natives who visited many friends. Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall II of Washington street leave for Wellesley and will attend the Miller Jayne wedding in New Canaan Connecticut. Also from Bath are Mr and Mrs Sewis Williams and Mr and Mrs Umner Sewall with Alexandra and Nicholas Sewall. Mrs Mary Mackinnon and daughters Marilyn and Jean of Norwood have returned home after visiting Carroll Wakefield at 362 Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Black
Nashua
N. H
Cameron Point
Southport
Bath
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Wellesley
Mass
Miller-Jayne
New Canaan
Mary MacKinnon
Marilyn
Jean
Norwood
Carroll Wakefield
Gillespie Couple Quietly Mark Seventeenth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Gillespie of 301 Washington celebrate seventeenth wedding anniversary on October 16 with an evening ceremony at Winter Street church. He works as a postal carrier on annual vacation and has held the job for many years. The couple are active in Masonic and Eastern Star circles across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gillespie
Washington Street
Winter Street
Gillespie
Masonic
Eastern Star
Mr and Mrs Howard F Cra mer Visit Washington Street Hosts
Mr and Mrs Edward St Martin of Washington Street hosted overnight guests Mr and Mrs Howard F Cra mer of Stonington Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard F. Cramer
Stonington, Conn
Edward St. Martin
Washington Street
Sewall Party Heads to Boston for Miller-Jayne
Hon and Mrs Arthur Sewall of Stone House Farm left Thursday for Boston to attend the Miller Jayne wedding along with Mr Pongag Hyde of Winchester Virginia and others accompanying them for the ceremony and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Stone House Farm
Boston
Pongag
H. Hyde
Winchester
Ding
Akeley Family Weekend Visit Ties Caribou Home
Roy Akeley returned to his Caribou work after a weekend visit at Grove Street with Mrs. Akeley and their son Wayne. Mr and Mrs Brian M Jewett of Day's Ferry attended Keene New Hampshire Lodge of Elks Golden Anniversary events. James R Nicholson, Elks Magazine manager and Past Grand Exalted Ruler, spoke as a principal speaker. Jewett chairs Grand Lodge Youth Committee and participated in programs. The Jewetts returned home Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Akeley
Caribou
Mrs. Akeley
Wayne
Grove Street
Brian M. Jewett
Day’s Ferry
Keene, N. H
Lodge of Elks
James R. Nicholson
The
Elks Magazine
Jewett
Grand Lodge
Local Guests Return From Visit and Trip News
Mr and Mrs Joseph Vincent returned to their Boston home after a week with Mr and Mrs Reuben Merrill of Winship Street Friends received cards from Mr and Mrs Earl Farnham of Front Street New York en route to Niagara Falls They completed a two week motor trip and plan to return home this weekend Mr Farnham resumes work at the Bath office of Central Maine Power Co Monday Mrs Bernard Henderson of Phippsburg Center recently visited Mrs John Howe on Upper Washington Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Vincent
Boston
Reuben Merrill
Winship Street
Earl Farnham
Front Street
New York
Niagara Falls
Mr. Farnham
Bath
Central Maine Power Co
Bernard Henderson
Phippsburg Center
John Howe
Upper Washington Street
Maine Medical Record Librarians Meeting Attendees
At the Autumn meeting of the Maine Association of Medical Record Librarians held October 20 at Webber hospital in Biddeford, attendees included Catharine Wonsor Gloria Paradis and Nellie McCabe from Bath Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Association of Medical Record Librarians
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Catharine Wonsor
Gloria Paradis
Nellie McCabe
Bath Memorial Hospital
Birth Announcement for Black Girl Marjorie Ann
Mr and Mrs Edgar L Black Jr announce the birth of a daughter at Memorial hospital on Oct 19. The baby Marjorie Ann weighs seven pounds and 13 ounces. Mrs Black formerly Anita Deering is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Deering of Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar L. Black Jr
Denny Road
Memorial Hospital
Marjorie Ann
Black
Anita Deering
Harry Deering
Park Street
Wakefield Brother Arrives in Bath to Reside with relatives
Leland K Wakefield of Gardiner has come to Bath to live with his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Carroll Wakefield of 362 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland K. Wakefield
Gardiner
Bath
Mrs
Carroll Wakefield
Washington Street
Sewalls Family Vacation Moves and Dwellings
Mr and Mrs Loyall F Sewalls closed their Summer home at Small Point and went to New York for the Winter They entertained their daughter Camilla a freshman at Wellesley College and their son Loyall Jr a junior at Harvard Mr and Mrs Reynold Krepps who had lived on Bedford Street moved into 71 Pear Street recently vacated by Mrs Amos Perry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyall F. Sewalls
Small Point
New York
Camilla
Wellesley College
Loyall, Jr
Harvard
Reynold Krepps
Bedford Street
Pear Street
Amos Perry
Bath shoppers mingle with friends on Friday
Mrs Carrie Carlisle of Wiscasset visits Bath and calls on friends. Announcement of birth by Mr and Mrs Philip W Brown in Atlanta for a son weighing eight pounds five ounces. Mrs Brown is Mary Bates, daughter of Delmar Bates of 15 Snowpark. Other items note residents traveling to attend a funeral in Hillside New Jersey and visits to Dexter and Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Carlisle
Wiscasset
Philip W. Brown
Atlanta, Ga
Friday
Atlanta
Retired Coast Guard Chief Veernard Flemming Birthday Party
Veernard Flemming of 9 Adams Court, a retired U S Coast Guard chief, celebrated his birthday Thursday evening with a family gathering. He was remembered with gifts and a birthday cake was cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Véernard Flémming
Adams Court
U. S. Coast Guard
Brookline couple returns home after visit to Leomont Street
Mr and Mrs Ralph Passmore of Brookline Massachusetts formerly of Bath have come home after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs Raymond Welch of Le Mont street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Passmore
Brookline, Mass
Bath
Raymond Welch
Lemont Street
Vacationers recount Florida trip and hurricane damage
Mr and Mrs Ernest R Avery and Mr and Mrs Theodore E Thibodeau returned from a motor trip to Florida traveling through central Florida and along the East Coast. They visited Silver Springs Cy press Gardens Marine Land and St Augustine and observed hurricane Hazel damage across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest R. Avery
Middle Street
Theodore E. Thibodeau
Marshall Street
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Silver Springs
Cypress Gardens
St. Augustine
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Sisters Return from North Haven Visit
Mrs. Harry E. Ring and her sister Mrs. George Carter of Wash burn street came back after a week in North Haven. They stayed with their brother-in-law Frank Beverage and his daughters the Misses Etta and Jennie Beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Ring
George Carter
Washburn Street
North Haven
Frank Beverage
Etta
Jennie Beverage
Winneganee Auxiliary Hostesses Auction Event Details
Mrs. Harold Haggett of 1 High street hosted the Winneganee Auxiliary Thursday with two auction tables. Mrs. Seymour Hayden won first prize and Mrs. Blanche Hewitt won second. Attendees included Mrs. Emma Morse Mrs. Agnes Small Mrs. Louise Burgess Mrs. Mila Morse and Mrs. Haggett. The group will meet October 28 at High street for a business meeting hosted by president Mrs. Louise Burgess followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Haggett
High Street
Winneganee
Seymour Hayden
Blanche Hewitt
Emma Morse
Agnes Small
Louise Burgess
Mila Morse
Haggett
Mrs Phoebe Hart Hospital Patient Named
Mrs Phoebe Hart of Winter Street is listed as a patient at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Hart
Winter Street
The
Memorial Hospital
Death calls Leslie Shumway brother in Saco
Leslie C. Shumway of 638 High street was summoned to Saco Friday by the sudden death of his brother Lawrence E. Shumway 52 who led a funeral service there. A native of Old Town Lawrence Shumway opened a funeral home in Saco in 1934 and had lived there since. Eugene Milliken son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Milliken of Bedford street earned first honors as a Cheverus High School freshman in Portland in the first ranking report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie C. Shumway
High Street
Saco
Lawrence E. Shumway
Old Town
Mr. Shumway
Eugene Milliken
Ralph Milliken
Bedford Street
Cheverus High School
Portland
Hag Family Returns From Peterboro Visit
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Hag gett of Front steel returned after several days in Peterboro New Hampshire where they were guests of their cousins Mr and Mrs John Bellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Haggett
Front Steel
Peterboro
N. H
John Bellows
Miss Anita Bagdikian Visiting West Stewartstown
Miss Anita Bagdikian of Oak street is spending a fortnight in West Stewartstown New Hampshire as guest of Mrs. Allen Noyes and family. She was taken there Sunday by her parents Dr and Mrs Paul Bagdikian who returned home in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Bagdikian
Oak Street
West Stewartstown
N. H
Allen Noyes
Stewartstown
Paul G. Bagdikian
Birth announcement Nicholette Lindquist in East Braintree
Mr and Mrs Reuben C Walker of 685 Middle Street announce the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs N Ray Lindquist of East Braintree Massachusetts on October 20. The child is named Nicholette, and Mrs Lindquist was formerly Miss Carol Walker of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben C. Walker
Middle Street
N. Ray Lindquist
East Braintree
Mass
Nicholette
Family updates from Arrowsic and California
Ralph Jewett returns home to Arrowsic after a weekend in Farmington hosted by Mr and Mrs Lynn Foss. Lotta Goodwin learns her daughter Mrs Henry Nichols and her family have sailed from Cherry Point North Carolina to Santa Ana California on leave and plan to drive home by fall stopping in Alabama to visit Nichols parents. Mrs Nichols née Ernestine Eaton is a Bath native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Jewett of
Arrowsic
Farmington
Lynn Foss
Lotta Goodwin
Winterstreet
Henry Nichols
U. S.A
Alabama
Mr. Nichols
Mrs. Nichols
Ernestine Eaton
O' Bath
Portland Woman and Brunswick Man Guests of Arrowid Residents
Mrs Laura B Doten of Portland and Willis Morton of Brunswick were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Larry Vail of Arrowic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura B. Doten
Portland
Willis Morton
Brunswick
Larry Vail
Arrow Sic
Dun Caners Celebrate Bath Event
Mr and Mrs Arthur B Dun caners gather in Bath on Saturday. Mr Duncan, once of Bath and son of Horatio A Dun can, long president of Marine National bank, now runs Portsmouth NHs largest jewellery store. He learned the trade with Charles A Harriman at Hall Hunt in Bath and graduated Bath High School in 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B
Farmington Visitors Attend Maine Parents Day Event
Mr and Mrs John B of Farmington arrive for an overnight visit with Mr and Mrs George Brownrigg of Middle Street. They travel to Orono Saturday to spend the day with Douglas at the University of Maine as guests for Parents Day, attend a luncheon and the Maine Bates football game, then enjoy an evening entertainment. John Brownrigg manages the New England Furniture store in Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B
Farmington
Brownrigg
George Brownrigg
Middle Street
Georgence
Orono
Douglas
University of Maine
Bates College
John Brownrigg
New England Furniture
Local News Briefs Highlight Town Residents Travels and Health
Mrs Lena Douglas Donnell now at Gowen Nursing Home on Washington street is recovering and ready to greet friends. Mr and Mrs Herbert C White of Sanford's Crossing West Bath journeyed to New Orleans for a month with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Charles H White and family. They flew from Portland, joined by Mrs McAskill and sons Neil H and Michael. They spoke with daughter Mrs Albert Desmond by phone on arrival and enjoyed their first plane ride. Mr and Mrs Swansea Burns of Middle street spent the weekend in Portland visiting Mr and Mrs Melvin Glendenning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Douglas Donnell
Park Street
Gowen Nursing Home
Washington Street
Herbert C. White
Sanford’s Crossing
West Bath
New Orleans
Charles H. White
Neil L. McAskill
Portland
McAskill
Neil H
Michael
Swansea Burns
Middle Street
Melvin Glendenning
Service Member Morse Nearing End of Aberdeen Term
Corp. Kenneth E. Morse, son of Mr and Mrs Richard C Morse of Winnegance, returned Saturday to the Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Maryland. He has 25 more days before finishing his term of service and will return home. Mrs Hazel Wharff and Miss Florence A Neiley of West Bath visited Portland and called on Frank Simpson, a former Bath resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp
Kenneth E. Morse
Richard C. Morse
Winnegance
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Maryland
Hazel Wharff
Florence A. Neiley
West Bath
Portland
Frank Simpson
Bath
Local Residents Visit With Family Members Across Town
Mr and Mrs Joseph Williams of Flushing New York visited Mrs Williams parents Mr and Mrs Briam M Jewett of Days Ferry. Mrs Williams a former Miss Ann Jewett and airline stewardess returned home after a South wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Williams
Flushing
L. I
N. Y
Son of Mr and Mrs Wood assigned to Zweibrucken Germany
Pvt Charles Wood Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Wood of 17 Cato Avenue has been assigned to Zweibrucken Germany as one of two statisticians in the Adjutant General's Corps US Army. He is on a two year leave from the accounting department of Eastman Kodak Co Rochester NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wood
Cato Avenue
Pvt
Charles Wood, Jr
Zweibrucken
Germany
Adjutant General's Corps
U. S. Army
Eastman Kodak Co
Rochester
N. Y
Fairbanks Return From Week With Worcester Grandparents
Mr and Mrs Earl Fairbanks and their children Beverly and Jackie from Worcester Massachusetts return home after a week’s visit with grandparents Mr and Mrs J A White of 1506.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fairbanks
Beverly
Jackie
Worcester
Mass
J. A. White
Washington Street
Ada Larrabee Nursing at Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Ada Larrabee of West Bath age 86 is recovering from a broken hip at Memorial hospital after a month in treatment. She is the eldest member of Bath First Baptist Church and Topsham Grange and has long served her church and grange. visitors and cards are welcomed. Also noted is Gordon Hersom returning to the composing room at the Independent after a two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Larrabee
West Bath
Joseph W. Larrabee
Trufant’s Crossing
Memorial Hospital
Larrabee
First Baptist Church of
Gordon Hersom
Gordon, Jr
West Point
Hersom
Hall Craney
35 State Street
The
Independent
Walter P. McCarty Takes Job With Apex Co in Cleveland
Walter P. McCarty of Academy street left Tuesday for Cleveland Ohio where he has accepted a position with the Apex Company selling electrical appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P. McCarty
Academy Street
Cleveland, O
Apex Co
Electrical Appliances
Beekeeper Jane Hunt Recovers From Car Accident
Jane H Hunt Middle Street convalesces after a fall from an open car when a wind gust pulled her from the vehicle. The incident left her with a broken nose, and she spent weeks with relatives in Bath West Bath Gardiner and Sebasco before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane H. Hunt
Mrs. Hunt
Bath
West Bath
Gardiner
Sebasco
Social News From Dennis And Boston
Mr and Mrs Newton Shaw of Dennis Mass were weekend guests of Mrs Frank E Moore of 470 Washington Street Mrs Morris Potter has returned to her home on Washington Street from Cedar Rapids Iowa where she visited her son and wife Prof and Mrs John J Murray and sons John J 3rd and Michael Prof Murray has accepted a new post with Coe College as head of the history department moving from Bloomington Ind where he lived for seven years Mrs Potter flew from Boston Airport and resumes work at Arthur Sewall Co 40 Front Street after vacation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Potter
Washington Street
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
John J. Murray
John J
Michael
Murray
Coe Colege
Bloomington
Ind
Potter
Boston
Arthur Sewall & Co
Front Street
Doctor Returns From New York and Family News
Dr. Herbert T. Caverly came home to Washington Street Monday evening after several days in New York on business. Mrs. Gertrude Stewart of Greenstreet learns her daughter Captain Gertrude Pratt U S N C will visit Bath mid December for Christmas and New Year leave from Fort McLellan Alabama. Pratt reports very hot weather recently cooled in Alabama as heating is on and extra blankets needed at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert T. Caverly
Washington Street
New York City
Gertrude Stewart
Greenstreet
Gertrude Pratt
Bath
Army Hospital
Fort McLellan
Annison
Alabama
Local residents return from island visit and hospital update
Mrs. Alice Shackford returns to the home of Mrs. John A. Greene in North Street after a summer at Five Islands with her brother Percy Savage. Frank E. Moore of 470 Washington Street, Hyde Windlass Co. machinist for over 20 years, underwent surgery at Memorial Hospital Saturday morning and is convalescing well. Weekend guests with Mrs. Moore included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moore of East Millinocket, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Moore of Thomaston, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edwards of Brookline, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Shackford
John A. Greene, Jr
North Street
Five Islands
Percy Savage
Mr. Savage
Kittery
Frank E. Moore
Washington Street
Hyde Windlass Co
Memorial Hospital
Moore
Lloyd Moore
East Millinocket
Chester Moore
Thomaston
Lewis Edwards
Brookline
Mass
Nelsons announce birth of son at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Albert Ray Nelson of 18 Russell Street announce the birth of a son at Memorial Hospital on October 23. The baby weighed four pounds seven ounces and is named Albert Ray Jr The mother is formerly Shirley Bourget daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bourget of 83 Western Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ray Nelson
Russell Street
Memorial Hospital
Albert Ray, Jr
Nelson
Shirley Bourget
Arthur Bourget
Western Avenue
Haywards Visit Bath Friends In New Hampshire
Mr and Mrs Fred O Hayward of Littleton New Hampshire spent Sunday night with Mrs Haywards sister and husband Mr and Mrs Harold Leeman of North Woolwich They contacted many Bath friends They formerly lived on High street and Mr Hayward worked as a machinist at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred O. Hayward
Littleton, N. H
Mr. Hayward
Harold Leeman
North Woolwich
Bath
High Street
Bath Iron Works
Mrs Fielding Guests at Bell Home in New London
Miss K Drusilla Fielding secretary to the president of Connecticut College for Women resided over the weekend at the home of Rev and Mrs Oliver W Bell located at 33 Union Street New London Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Drusilla Fielding
Connecticut College For Women
New London
Conn
Oliver W. Bell
Union Street
Miss Sally True Hosts Wel l esley Mixer For Nearby Colleges
Miss Sally Joan True daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward D True 352 Front Street acted as hostess for the Pomeroy mixer a dance at Wellesley College to get acquainted with boys from nearby colleges. She a Morse High School graduate is a junior at Wellesley majoring in history and serves as house fire chief and junior class treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Joan True
Edward D. True
Front Street
Wellesley College
Miss True
Morse High School
Wellesley
Brown Birth in Portland Honors Daughter Susan Alma
Mr and Mrs Charles R Brown of Yarmouth formerly Bath receive congratulations on the birth of a daughter Susan Alma at Mercy hospital Portland on Oct 15. The baby weighed nine pounds eight and a half ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Brown
Yarmouth
Bath
Susan Alma
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Five Islands Captain and kin visit Jamestown family
Captain William F. Plummer and his daughter Mrs. Helen Huskins of Five Islands spend two weeks with Captain Plummer’s granddaughter and her husband Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and their children Kevin and Bonnie in Jamestown New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Plummer
Helen Huskins
Five Islands
Captain Plummer
John Brown
Kevin
Bonnie
Jamestown
N. Y
Soules relocate from Wisconsin to Florida for Navy post
Mr and Mrs Kenneth A Soule of Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin move to Fort Lauderdale Florida where he will supervise ship building as a Navy civilian in the Sixth Naval District at Jacksonville Louisiana He is son of Mr and Mrs Loring K Soule of Woolwich and Howe is noted as a hospital patient at Somoriat hospital with unclear spelling
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth A. Soule
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Wisconsin
Soule
Navy
Christy Corp
Sixth Naval District
Jacksonville
Loring K. Soule
Murphy's Corner
Woolwich
Via Howe
Robert Howe
247 Center
Siomoriat Hospital
Bath Societies and Clubs Hold Meetings
Mrs. David E. Rich hosted the Genesta Chapter O E S Past Matrons Club at 248 Washington Street. President Catharine Leonard led reports. a Christmas party invite from Freda Bagdikian was accepted for December 16 at Oak Street. Guests included Catharine Leonard and Evelyn Morse. crab salad rolls and cookies were served. plans for future gatherings were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Rich
Genesta
Washington Street
Catharine Leonard
Freda Bagdikian
Oak Street
Evelyn Morse
Rich
Consuello Alkazin
Viola Osgood
Ada Deering
Leah Page
Doris Aikenhead
Edith Rice
Bath Auxiliary Holds Halloween Dinner and Prize Event
Ernest Kateon Auxiliary held a covered dish supper at the G A R hall hosted by Mrs Beatrice Burns Mrs Dorothy Wright and Mrs Ida Breed with orange and black decor and Halloween favors. A department prize was announced for meeting membership goals marking the second year of the Bath Auxiliary win. Rewards included cake walk prizes for Mrs Rose Lightbody and for Mrs Dorothy Wright and Mrs Lightbody. A banquet at Hotel Eagle Brunswick celebrated Beatrice Burns birthday with gifts and speeches by many members. The next meeting is in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Edgar Kateon
G.A.R. Hall
Beatrice Burns
Dorothy Wright
Ida Breed
Department
Doroth Wright
Bath
Rose Lightbody
Annie Oliver
Anna Swain
Gladys Munsey
Leona MacDonald
Mabel Breed
Bina Staples
Mattie Swain
Marjorie Hart
Huse Memorial PTA Holds First Meeting of the Season
More than 100 attendees including all teachers heard a panel on Bath schools report card system led by Superintendent Loring R. Addison. The meeting voted to buy library books and announced plans for the Kiddle Karnival on Wednesday October 27 with a dance for middle grades afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huse Memorial P. T. A
Loring R. Addison
Bath
Charlotte Hilyard
Olive Crabtree
Wesley Marco
Robert Brewer
Carl R. Dearborn, Jr
Arthur Sturtevant
Arthur Bourque
Maurice Hutchins
Parent Education
Evelyne Percy
Alice Austin
Oliver Crabtree
Manley Grant
Grant
Huse P. T. A
Sacred Heart Circle Holds Successful Auction Social
Sacred Heart Circle of the Daughters of Isabella held a Tuesday social with an auction that proved very successful. Refreshments were served by the committee. It was announced that the regdon project was awarded to Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Reg Don
Central Church Ladies Aid Meeting Report
Central Church Ladies Aid met in the parish house at two with good attendance. President Nellie Aoere opened by repeating the Lord's Prayer. Plans were made for a sale in December. The program was led by Madge Gordon and Mabel Merrill with Maude McQuaide and Emma Eplers assisting. Hostesses for next week are Marilla Morse and Hazel Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eetton Church
Hi House
Nellie Aoere
Sale
Decem
Madge Gordon
Mabel Merrill
Maude McQuaide
Emma Eblers
Marilla Morse
Hazel Smith
Pythian Sisters Lowell Temple Meeting Notes
Pythian Sisters met last week with a tack ing at six and regular meeting at 7 30. Time change to start at 7 30 was approved. Anniversary night featured a history paper read by Mrs Eunice Perry. Upcoming events include the Past Chiefs Association in Auburn on Nov 13 and guest officers night on Nov 17. Mrs Pearl Campbell chairs a committee for arrangements. A crime book drive cooperation was voted to protect children. Eunice Perry won the mystery prize. Next meeting is Oct 27 at 7 30 with tack ing in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Eunice Perry
Chiefs Association
Auburn
Pearl Campbell
First Baptist Circle Plans Christmas Sale and Meetings
The First Baptist Church Ladies Sewing Circle met in the ladies parlor with 17 members and one guest Mrs Florence Jenkins. They tackled four quilts, enjoyed picnic lunches, welcomed president Mrs Crauphin back, set December 3 for the annual Christmas sale and supper, and announced fall winter meeting weekly from Oct 27 including an upcoming all day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Sewing Circle
First Baptist Church
Florence Jenkins
Crauphin
Beacon Street Men Forge New Film Program Night
Beacon Street Methodist Men's club met in the vestry to view a series of sound motion pictures titled Glorious New England as a vacation land. Carlton Pye presided. reports from Howard Larrabee and Clifton Tedford were read. a committee planned alternates with Wesley Church. William J. Craft and kitchen staff served pie doughnuts and coffee after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
J. Franklyn Howe
Beacon Street
Methodist Men's Club
Carlton Pye
Howard Larrabee
Clifton Tedford
Methodist Men's Cult
Wesley Church
William J. Craft
Hockomock Council Plans Halloween Party and Anniversary
D. of P. Hockomock Council met Thursday with Mil dred Roderick presiding. Anniversary night set for Nov 18 includes exercises, supper by Annie Olson and Mary Anderson. Invitations sent for Halloween party Oct 28 with costume prizes for top three. Attendees include Alfaretta Brunswick Ramona Bath Wescastogo Yar mouth councils. Lorraine Cromwell organizes entertainment. Faith McKay mystery prize won by Ralph Boardman. Cards and TV followed. Ruth Crash Frances St Martin Ada King served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockomock Council D. of P
Mildred Roderick
Pocahontas
Annie Olson
Mary Anderson
Hockomock Council
Alfaretta
Brunswick
Ramona
Bath
Wescastogo Council
Yarmouth
Lorraine Cromwell
Faith McKay
Ralph Boardman
Ruth Crash
Frances St. Martin
Ada King
Winter Street Ladies Aid Luncheon Opens Decorated Hall
The Ladies Aid of Winter Street church met in the church parlor Friday noon for a luncheon serving ham vegetables tossed salad and hot lemon pie with places laid for 55 guests.
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Ladies Aid of
Winter Street Church
Local Ladies Society Welcomes New Members
Mrs John A Morse and others attended a business meeting led by president Mrs Horace Ward. New members Miss Sarah Lermond and Miss Alice Johnson were welcomed, along with a cordial greeting for former member Mrs Fred Kit, longtime High Street resident.
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John A. Morse
Folsom
Abbigail Carter
Isabel Carter
Elwins Durgin
Cecil R. Paine
Ruth Henry
John Slyvester
Horace Ward
Sarah Lermond
Alice Johnson
Fred Kit
High Street
Bluebird Brownies Halloween Mask Meeting
Bluebird Brownies met at the Corliss Street church vestry with Mrs. Zylpha Richardson leading assisted by Mrs. Lester Savoie. Virginia McCabe read the Brownie promise and Linda Foster led the Smile song.
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Bluebird Brownies
Corliss Street
Zylpha Richardson
Lester Savoie
Virginia McCabe
Linda Foster
Irene Savoie
Julia Lowe
Patrician Allen
Mizpah Class Weds at Mrs Blakeney Home Harvest Supper Planned
The Mizpah Class of First Baptist met October 19 at 7 30 p m with Mrs Ralph Blakeney on High street. Members recited Bible verses and the Lord s Prayer. A reading on The Secret Place was given by Dorothy Thayer. Committees for the annual Christmas sale were named including Fancy Work and Kitchen duties. A Halloween social at Mrs Rene Roy s was announced for Tuesday with costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ralph Blakeney
High Street
Dorothy Thayer
Nancy Roy
Harriet Carter
Roselyn Carey
Bernita Graves
Gertrude Buffum
Grace Mitchell
Rene ‘Roy
Miriam House
Cora Blakeney
Marilyn House
Suburb Civic Club Plans Comedy Play and Meeting Details
Suburb Civic Club met at the Winnegance Community Clubhouse with 13 members attending. Reports were read and approved, including a rummage sale update by Mrs. Roberta Farrell. A comedy play Where's Grandma is set for Oct 30 at Central Church parish house with tickets from Mrs. Mila Morse.
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Mila Morse
Olive Perry
Lillian Perry
Dorothy Rogers
Persis Miller
Helen McIntire
Edna McLean
Clara Hinckley
Twin B s Club Hosts Fall Dinner for Honorary Members
The Twin B s club of Bath and Brunswick visited Auburn for a fall gathering hosted by honorary member Mrs Hattie Lord. Ethelyn Gilman of Lewiston also attended as honorary member and Maine Pythian Sisters leader. A brief business meeting followed the dinner, with cards sent to sick and shut-in members and committee reports approved.
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Bath
Brunswick
Auburn
Hattie Lord
Ethelyn Gilman
Lewiston
Bailey
Chiefs’ Club
Pythian Sisters
Maine
Susie Darrah
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Margaret Temple
Ralph Dunton
Brigham's Cove
Almena Jaques
Annie Perow
Dexter
Ardenne A. Stott
Parkstreet
Portsmouth
Earl Kimble
Hugh Bankart
Eng
Carl Y. Kennedy
Hugh Bankhart
England
Pittsfield
Inner Wheel
United States
Atlantic
Bankhart
the Eagle
Bob Howe
Bath Junior
Howard O., Frye
Cohasset
Made
One Eagle
Thomas Cushman
Gorham
Joseph Arsenault
Arsenault
Rossebelle Hawes
Day's Ferry
Newton Shaw
Dennis, Mass
Bath Societies
Past Matrons Club
Kateon
Huse
PTA
Daughtary
Central Church Aid
First Baptist Circle
Winter Street Ladies Aid
Twin B'S Club
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