Longley denies ordering closing of two cafes
Cyrus W. Longley, president of the Common Council, denies four police officers’ charges that he ordered Lobster Claw and Silver Diner closed and patrons forced to leave. He says he only sought to quiet disturbances on Center Street after late evening activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus W. Longley
Common Council
Longley
Center Street
Washington
Walter C. Rogers
Dana W. York
Joseph Williams
Philip Barter
Francis W. Powers
Joseph Thibodeau
Harry L. Thompson
Charles Vamvoakins
Lobster Claw
Bath Iron Works Corp
Thompson
Richmond Lions hear Inland Fish and Game chief
Joseph Stickney, head of the State Inland Fish and Game Department, spoke at a Richmond Lions meeting on Monday and shared photographs taken in Maine.
Mrs Lillian Blair Widow of Charles Blair Dies in Richmond
Mrs Lillian M Blair widow of Charles L Blair died Friday afternoon at Nellie Cobb nursing home Richmond Corner. She was born to Samuel and Eliza Card and was a lifelong Richmond resident. She belonged to the Church of Christ Scientist and Mt Carmel chapter O E S. Survived by brothers Thaddeus Card S Stanley Card of Richmond and niece Mrs Beatrice Fulcher of Brooklyn NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian M. Blair
Charles L. Blair
Nellie Cobb
Richmond Corner
Richmond
Samuel
Eliza W. Card
Church of Christ, Scientist
Mt. Carmel
Thaddeus Card
S. Stanley Card
Beatrice Fulcher
Brooklyn
N. Y
Early Glassware Talk Noted by Rotary Ann Group
Mrs. Arthur H. Colby discussed early glassware at a Bath Rotary Anns meeting held at Mrs. Carl Y. Kennedy’s home. She displayed items from her collection alongside pieces shown by Mrs. Kennedy and Clarence N. Flood, including Portland glass from 1864 to 1873 and Gothic pattern glass from 1860. The group donated to Opportunity Farm and set a Needlework Guild collection deadline for next Thursday. Tea followed the program and several guests attended. The next meeting is scheduled for Sedgwick on November 5 at 12 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Colby
Rotary Anns
Carl Y. Kennedy
Trufant Street
Colby
Augusta
Bath
Early American Pressed Glass Club of
Augusta Club
National Glass Club
Kennedy
Opportunity Farm
Hiram T. Stevens
A. F. Goldsmith
South Paris
Carl C. Anderson
Chester A. Plant
Charles T. Small, Jr
Dominique J. Tardif
Daniel T. Dougherty
Fred D. Hill
James A. Clappison
Harold L. Troop
Andrew J. Danielson
William J. Craft
Charles B. Doyle
Sedgwick
Personal notes from Bath area residents update social scene
Miss Alice Ramsay begins work at Senter's Inc. Mrs Chester W Clement returns from Holyoke and Springfield visit. Mrs Thomas McCabe shows slow recovery at Floral Street after October illness. Dean Jordan of Kittery visits Donald McRae Jr. 47 Union Street. Mrs John Parker undergoes surgical operation at Palmer Memorial Hospital. Mrs Alton King returns from Portsmouth visit with sister H Stanley Peterson. Mrs Frank Oliver returns home after visit with sister Sherman Morse. Miss Geraldine Churchey visits aunt Mrs Charles A Corliss. Winfield Groves visits with Mrs Larrabee. both had recent hospital stays. Mr and Mrs Harold Summerton vacationing in Roxbury with brother Carl Crossman. Summerton works for American Express Co. Week at Christmas Tree Inn featured guests. Harold Bailey, Marine Corps recruit, arrives at Parris Island. another Bailey enlisted in Augusta. Halloween party at Mrs Willard Colby’s with joint hostesses Hazel Emery. List of attendees provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ramsay
Bailey Street
Senter's, Inc
Chester W. Clement
Bath Street
Holyoke
Springfield
Mass
Thomas McCabe
Floral Street
Dean Jordan
Kittery
Donald McRae, Jr
Union Street
John Parker
North Street
Palmer Memorial Hospital
Brookline
Alton King
the Willows
Old Brunswick Road
Portsmouth
N. H
H. Stanley Peterson
Frank Oliver
Quincy
Sherman Morse
High Street
Geraldine Churchey
Bertha Churchey
Gardiner
Charles A. Corliss
York Street
Winfield Groves
Washington Street
Fred W. Larrabee
Larrabee Grove
Groves
R. D. Lund
Newcastle
Charles Gale
Elm Street
Damariscotta
Kenneth Colby
Harold Bailey
William M. Bailey
West Bath
Marine Corps
Parris Island
Young Bailey
Augusta
Hyde Windlass Co
Willard Colby
Colby
Hazel Emery
Mary McCrater
Mildred Bowie
Frances Johnson
Florence Hogan
Elaine Mitchell
Geraldine Barter
Marion Chubbuck
Harriet Barton
Marjorie Clark
Pauline Belanger
Evelyn Sweeney
Georgetown Center Halloween Party and Salvage Drive Notes
The Center school held a Halloween party after noon with games and costumes. Salavge drive proceeds will fund a dental clinic, while Miss Minnie Gray attends a State Teachers Convention. Several local staff and residents are listed with visits, gatherings, and small community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Hagan
Christine E. Williams
Faylene E. Rowe
Joan M. Hagan
George H. Powers
Clayton Heald
Harold E. Loveitt
Helen L. Keehmeter
Leroy E. Pinkham
Eugene A. Reynolds
Minnie Gray
Lewiston
Roslyn Higgins
Linda Gordon
Town Hall
Stanley Flewelling
Jimmie Carey
Jeanine
Janice Olson
Eugene
Doris Reynolds
Christine
Jackie
Carl Williams
Marilyn Flewelling
Reginald
Jane Dunkling
Ann Powers
Maureen
Brian Davis
Helen Koehlwetter
Clayton Stevens
Joan Hagan
Clayton Heal
Vaudeville Show At Morse High Draws Strong Attendance
Bath Iron Works fire department sponsored vaudeville events at Morse High School auditorium over two evenings. Edward L. Gaudreau led the orchestra for both shows. Proceeds to the department charity fund for donations to worthy projects or to assist members in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Fire Department
Morse High School
Edward L. Gaudreau
Maine Minters Bulletin Inaugural Issue Issued At Lewiston
The Maine Minters Bulletin quarterly from 178 Midland is issued as the initial number. Editor in chief is Dr P L Vernon pastor of Lewiston Baptist church. Published by the Maine Council of Churches a combined Protestant group active in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Minters Bulletin
Midland
P. L. Vernon
Lewiston
Meanest Thief Takes USO Box at Center Street Store
A thief grabbed a USO collection box from the First National Store on Center Street during rush hours. He emptied it behind a grocery table, took the money and discarded the container. Much of the funds came from house grease donations meant for the USO war relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Nationall
Center Street
USO Fund
Hit and Run Driver Hospitalizes Woolwich Woman
Mrs Leon H Kelley of Woolwich suffered a fractured right leg and multiple cuts after a hit and run on U S highway one. Deputy Sheriff Loring D Small said witnesses noted a vehicle fled the scene. She was taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment as other highway incidents occurred nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon H. Kelley
Woolwich
Memorial Hospital
Loring D. Small
Kelley
U. S
Civilian Defense Show in Bath Promises Vaudeville Acts
Bath Civilian Defense groups plan a November 7 event with five professional vaudeville acts at Morse High School auditorium and a dance in the gym. Proceeds fund needed equipment for local defense units as municipal funds are exhausted. Eight piece Boston orchestra will play for the dance. tickets available soon through air raid wardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Morse High School
Boston
William R. Ballou
Line of Duty For Hanson Family Army Cadet
Edward R. Hanson son of Mrs M J Foley of 87 Dummer Street has passed his mental and physical exam for U S Army Air Cadet and reported for active duty. He is descended from Gen J E B Stuart on his mother’s side and from Capt John B Van Wagner through Civil War service. A Morsey High School graduate of June 1940 he worked at Bath Iron Works before enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Hanson
M. J. Foley
Dummerstreet
U.S. Army Air Cadet
Edward
Army
Ralph E. Hanson
US. N
J. E. B. Stuart
Mary Catherine Stuart
John B. van Wagner
New York Volunteers
Willian O. Wagner
Wagner
Grove Street
Morsey High School
Bath Iron Works
Bates College to Hold Chapel Service Tuesday
Bates College will observe Day Tuesday with a special Chapel service open to the public. Commander H D Johnston of the U S Navy destroyer recently launched at Bath will speak. The service starts at 8 40 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates College
Clifton D. Gray
H. D. Johnston
U.S. Cony
Bath
Special church service to feature Rev Samuel Bradford
The mid week prayer meeting was omitted and a special service will be held Friday at 7 30 with Rev Samuel Bradford of a Baptist church in Denver Colorado preaching. A large crowd is expected to attend this notable speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Bradford
Denver
Col
F. S. Koehlwetter
Good Neighbor Club
Fred Carr
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Horace E. Wade
Woolwich Wis
Luke Roy
Roy
Bath Iron Works
Frank MacMahan
Somerville
Mass
Mr. MacMahan
Walter Savage
Kittery
Savage
Percy Savage
Rudolph Pinkham
Bath
George Middleton
Stinson Davis
Whitefield
N. H
L. H. Rowe
Rowe
Robert Hodgdon
Malden
William L. Berry
Minnie Berry
Mabel Dickey
Berry
Alton Berry
Woolwich
William Marr
Rose Wilkins
Jay
Lincoln Campbell
Clifford Landry
J. J. Gibson
May Campbell
Richard Potter
William McGrath
Lermond Davis
Dickie
Arthur Davis
Ellsworth Pinkham
Carrie Stevens
Katharine Pendergas
Red Rose Troop Plans Halloween Party This Thursday
Red Rose senior troop outlines a Halloween party at Mrs. Maurice A Libby home 5 Palmer street this Thursday. Officers elected include Gloria Leavitt chair Rita Collins vice chair Millicent Hecht secretary Frances Callan treasurer Ann Hartnett scribe. Junior Eagle squadron transferred to senior troop last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice A. Libby
Red Rose
Libby
Palmer Street
Eagle Squadron
Gloria Leavitt
Rita Collins
Millice
Red Cross
Wintering in Laguna Beach Takes McLellan Couple South
Mr and Mrs J Henry McLellan Yorsellan left Tuesday to spend the winter at Laguna Beach California. Mr McLellan’s old home was at 969 Washington Street which Edmund A Rothwell purchased several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry McLel- Yorsellan
Eity
Laguna Beach
California
Mr. McLellan
Washington Street
Edmund A. Rothwell
Mrs Randall Daley and Mrs Harland Brown Pass Away in Portland
Two women named Randall Daley and Harland Brown died Thursday in Portland. The brief notice records their deaths and locality, with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Daley
Harland Brown
Portland
Superior Court Adjourns After Brief Session
Justice George L. Emery of Biddeford adjourned the Sagadahoc Superior Court October term after six days. One indicted case was dismissed as improperly drawn. the grand jury met about half an hour. One civil case required a traverse jury and lasted two and a half days. About 24 divorces were granted as cases were continued for service. The list includes divorces for Lillian G. Lawrence, Marie B. King, Adeline M. Lavigne, Mary P. Taylor, John P. Hunter, Gladys M. Mayo, Corinne E. Tapley, Evelyn G. Cunningham, Katherine M. Borski, Georgia C. Final, Dorothy M. Muise, Laura M. Burpee, Alice B. Todd, Beatrice A. McIntosh and others. also otter desertions, non-support, and intoxication cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Emery
Biddeford
Sagadahoc
Emery
Armed Services
Lillian G. Lawrence
Frank E. Lawrence
Woolwich
Marie B. King
Ernest P. King
Bath
Adeline M. Lavigne
Wilfrid J. Lavigne
Mary P. Taylor
Charles F.taylor
Leavenworth
Kan
John P. Hunter
Bowdoinham
Delvina M. Hunter
Niantic
Conn
Gladys M. Mayo
Howard W. Mayo
Corinne E. Tapley
Russell C. Tapley
Evelyn G. Cunningham
Richmond
Henry A. Cunningham
Gardiner
Katherine M. Borski
Frank Borski
Georgia C. Final
Harry A. Final
Dorothy M. Muise
Herman W. Muise
Laura M. Burpee
Sherman S. Burpee
Alice B. Todd
John H. Todd
Brunswick
Beatrice A. McIntosh
Roland D. McIntosh
Otter
Thelma B. David
Georgetown
Joseph P. David
Portland
Mary A. Garland
Phippsburg
Russell H. Garland
Topsham
Stella M. McLeod
Clair McLeod
Rumford
Vernal D. Rogers
Esther P. Rogers
Miami
Fla
Naomi M Gott
Montell D. Gott
Tremont
Robert L. Thurston
Winter Street Ladies Aid Meets Friday
Ladies' aid of Winter Street church met Friday afternoon with 43 in attendance. President Mrs. Arthur C. Lemont led a brief business session and announced parish supper on Wednesday at 6 30 and a pre Christmas sale and supper on December 2. Hostesses named for the next gathering and aprons for the sale requested. An all day session was announced for November 6 with an afternoon meeting planned next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street Church
Cecil E. Paine
Charles P. Wetherbee
William S. Shorey
Ruth W. Henry
Arthur C. Lemont
Alice E. Varney
Linna Marie Purdue
George Hastings
Lemont
Charles P. Baker
Aid
John A. Morse
Carl Fb, Albee
Carl Y. Kennedy
Dalrymple and Rowe Buy Dora L. Howard Property
Dalrymple and Rowe purchased the Dora L. Howard property on Center street after the Saturday morning fire that gutted a cigar store restaurant and several apartments. They bought the site as an investment and may not build soon due to material shortages. Also noted, Bae Marr begins vacation, visiting relatives in Staten Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalrymple & Rowe
Dora L. Howard
Center Street
Russell C. Dalrymple
Two Bath Women Die Within Hours of Each Other
Miss Mary Fisher aged 92 died Saturday night at 9 at 926 Washington Street while Miss Charlotte I Meeker aged 92 died Sunday morning at 5 at 590 Washington Street. Both long active in philanthropy and longtime members of the Monday Club, they were the last surviving associates of the Bath Memorial Hospital group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Mary Fisher
Washington Street
Charlotte I. Meeker
Monday Club
Bath Memorial Hospital
Miss Mary Fisher 92 Bath resident lifelong churchwoman
Miss Mary Fisher, 92, longtime Bath resident and Bath High School and Abbot Academy graduate, died. She helped found Bath Hospital and was active in community clubs. She is survived by one niece, Mrs. Alfred L. Tarbox. Funeral was Tuesday at 2 P.M. at her home, with Rev. Joseph O. Purdue officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fisher
Addison
Ruth (Riggs) Fisher
Georgetown
Maine
Bath
Miss Fisher
Bath High School
Abbot Academy
Andover
Mass
France
Germany
Winter Street
Alfred L. Tarbox
Washington Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Oak Grove Cemetery
Miss Charlotte Meeker Dies in Baltimore at 70
Miss Charlotte Isabel Meeker, 70, of 590 Washington street Baltimore, daughter of Cornelius J. Meeker of New Orleans and Charlotte Reed Houghton of Bath, died early Sunday at home. She helped fund Bath Hospital, served on its Board of Visitors, and belonged to the Old Ladies Home Board, Needlework Guild, and Cosmopolitan club. Funeral was Wednesday at her home with Rev. Charles M. Tubbs officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Isabel Meeker
Washington Street
Miss Meeker
Cornelius J. Meeker
New Orleans
Charlotte (Reed) Houghton
Bath
Levi Houghton
Houghton Bros
Houghton
Montreal
Baltimore
Episcopal Church
Richard Meeker
Elizabeth Meeker
Robbert P. Jellett
Burton E. Newcomb
Redlands
Calif
William Meeker
Meeker
Bath Hospital
Old Ladies Home
Cosmopolitan Club
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Death of Mrs Annie Chesley noted in Bowdoinham
Mrs Lizzie French of 468 Washington street reports the death of 81 year old Mrs Annie Chesley at her son Ralph Chesley’s Bowdoinham home. Widow of George Chesley and former Bath resident, she left two sons Percy of Washington DC and another in Connecticut, a daughter Virginia Chesley of Bailey Island, and a late daughter-in-law Mrs John Higgins. Funeral services held at Gould's Bowdoinham parlor with burial beside her husband in Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie French
Washington Street
Annie Chesley
Ralph Chesley
Bowdoinham
Chesley
George Chesley
Bath
Mrs French
Pine Street
Corliss Street Church
Connecticut
Virginia Chesley
Bailey's Island
John Higgins
West Bath
Mildred Chesley
Gould
Easton
Last of Shipbuilding Family Passes Away in Richmond
Thomas Jefferson Southard 73, lifelong Richmond resident, died Sunday after a brief illness at his Maine Street home. He was the last of a famed shipbuilding family, born September 28, 1869, son of Charles and Olive Foster Southard, and left a legacy in local civic life. Survived by his wife Grace Fairclough Southard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson Southard
Richmond
Maine Street
Southard
South Portland
Charles
Olive Foster Southard
Richmond Lodge
R. A Gardiner Council
K. T
Kora Temple
Lewiston
Portland
Mt. Carmel
Independent Order of Odd Fellows and
Lewiston Lodge of Elks
Grace Fairclough Southard
Mrs Nellie Gould Rites Held After Gardiner Death
Mrs Nellie E Gould wife of Martin S Gould of West Gardiner and an employee at Bath Iron Works died Tuesday after a two month illness. Born in Hallowell May 20 1881 she lived in Bath a year at 32 South Street. Survived by daughter Mrs Dorothy Harrison of New York and brothers Walter Walker of Portland Perley Walker of Boston. Funeral 10 Friday from Staples Funeral Home Gardiner Rev Ross Randolph. interment Forrest City Cemetery South Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie E. Gould
Martin S. Gould
West Gardiner
Bath Iron Works
Merrill
Gardiner
Staples’ Funeral Home
Mr. Ross
Randolph
Forrest City Cemetery
South
Portland
Funeral services for Miss Charlotte I Meeker
The funeral for 92 year old Miss Charlotte I Meeker prominent Bath philanthropist was held at her home 590 Washington street conducted by Rev Charles M Tubbs of Grace Episcopal. Honorary bearers included Robert P Jellett Amory Houghton Raymond H Trott and others. active bearers were Harry L Day Edward C Daley Mayor Walter C Rogers and Roger D Skillings. Burial followed in Maple Grove cemetery with committal at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte I. Meeker
Bath
Washington Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Robert P. Jellett
Montreal
Amory Houghton
Bangor
Raymond H. Trott
Providence
R. L. William S. Shorey
Frederick E. Drake
Com. A. A. Stott
William R. Kimball
Harry L. Day
Edward C. Daley
Walter C. Rogers
Roger D. Skillings
Maple Grove Cemetery
Miss Mary Fisher 92 Funeral in Bath
The funeral for Miss Mary Fisher 92 a Bath benefactor who helped establish the hospital was held Tuesday at her Washington street home and at ter Street Congregational church of which she was a lifelong member Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery Friends were asked to omit flowers There were no bearers Captain Eddie Rickenbacker a World War I ace and close friend of Gov Sumner Sewall spoke of Maine ties to the Bath circle of aviators during the campaign
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fisher
Bath
Washington Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Congregational Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Eddie Rickenbacker
Pacific
Sumner Sewall
Rickenbacker
Maine
Gov. Sewall
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