Golden wedding observed by Mr and Mrs Hart
Mr and Mrs Joseph Hart celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a dinner at their home on Charles Street. Ten children attended from New York and Newark. Guests included Rev Timothy Maney of St Marys and Pres William S Newell of Bath Iron Works Corp. The couple married Oct 26, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hart
Charles Street
New York City
Newark
N. J
Timothy C. Maney
St Mary's Church
William S Newell
The
Bath
Ron Works Corp
Rev. Maney
St. Mary's Church
Pres. Newell
Hart
Thoma W. Hyde
Goss Marine
Snip
Snip Building Firm. So, Mr Hartation
Pres
Patter
Missacsetts Institute of
Teehuntogs Zain
Sumner
Fe Batt
Middle Street
Walker Street
Celina Doucett
Lower Westport
Nova Scoti
St Mars
John O Brivis
Calvary Cemetery
Mr. Hart
Tron Works
Formany
Lawrence J Hart
Gloucester Ma Chamber of Commerce
Alfred Macks
Lone Island
N. Y
Wilfred Hart
Topsham
Raymond C. Hart
Elbridge Webber
Webber
Frank Schriver
Schriver
Andrew B. Hart
John C. Hart
James F. Hart
Mary Hart
John
James
First Aid Course Added To Evening School
The Bailey Evening School will offer the standard Red Cross First Aid course again this year taught by Mrs. Martha Grant. A large class is anticipated as home and business safety emphasis grows. The program covers sprains minor injuries proper bandaging and injury prevention until medical help arrives. The course welcomes men and women and will be held on the High School second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Evening School
Martha Grant
Red Cross
Parker
Jon Winchell
Sixth Birthday of Lorraine Allen Celebrated at Home
Lorraine Allen fifth child of Mr and Mrs Ralph Allen celebrated her sixth birthday with games on donkey rides and peanuts. Family and friends attended at 1162 High Street with waffles cookies ice cream and cake. Elena Bianchi of Framingham Mass joined relatives for a several day visit with Mr and Mrs Frederick Drake on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Allen
Ralph Aven
High Street
Barbara Paulus Helin Poudas
Joan Briges- Anastasia Mingios
Clara Hanscom
Lawrence Allen
Genesta Vizae
Ping
Traine
Elena Bianchi
Framingham
Mass
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Iron Works to Sponsor Monthly Public Lectures
Bath Iron Works Corp will sponsor a lecture once monthly starting in November at Bailey Evening School due to shipyard workload. An expert from a materials supplier to destroyer construction will speak each month. Public speaking and shop mathematics courses may also be offered. interested individuals may register by contacting Supt. John Parker or Morse High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bailey
Supt
John Parkers
Morse High School
Needlework Guild to Aid Needy in Bath This Winter
Bath branch of the Needlework Guild requests members donate to directors by November 4. Gifts fund Bath charities for the needy this winter. Officers include Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d president and Miss Martha Foote vice president with a large slate of directors and affiliated groups represented. Members must give two new garments annually. potential joiners may contact officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Needlework Guild
Arthur Sewall 2d
Martha Foote
Mary F. Gibbons
Allan Spear
Edwin R. Andrews
Wilber G. Cahill
Herbert C. Calderwood
Frederick Cary
Frederick E. Drake
Walter S. Glidden
Robert B. Hatch
W. Dayton Hill
John McInnes
William S. Newell
Lydia C. Moses
Arthur Sewall
William D. Sewall
Roger D. Skillings
Charles M. Tubbs
Minnie A. White
David L. Wilson
Henry C
Past Ladies' Club Meets Monday Night at Myrtle Lodge
Milton Savage and Mrs. Elmer F Campbell hosted the Past Ladies club of Myrtle Lodge UT I L Monday evening at 45 Chestnut Street. A business meeting led by president Mrs W W Chaney voted to remember sick members with cards and to hold the annual supper December 30 at Hotel Eagle Brunswick followed by the annual meeting at Mr John H Hunt's home. Members worked on halos for the Junior Auxiliary. Halloween refreshments were served and the room decorated with chrysanthemums and maiden hair fern. Next meeting is November 25 at Mrs Howard O Nash's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton C Savage
Elmer F Campbell
Myrtle Lodge
W.W Chaney
Hotel Eagle
Brunswick
John H Hunt
Middle Street
Howard O. Nash
Edward Street
Howard E. Blake
Jennie Oliver
Fred Daley
Charles O. Nelson
Fred S. Curtis
Personal notes of Doyle and Moore families in Bath area
Mr and Mrs Archie Doyle of 141 North street passed Sunday in August with Mr and Mrs Merton Doyle from a serious illness at her brother Lester A Lewis of 440 High street. Mr and Mrs Paul D Moore and daughter Betty of 27 Beacon street spent weekend with relatives in Brookline Massachusetts. Mrs Carrie Pye of Small Point Phippsburg is spending a week in Bath with her sister Mrs William W Hosmer of 706 Middle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Doyle
North Street
Augusta
Merton Doyle
Lester A. Lewis
High Street
Paul D. Moore
Betty
Beacon Street
Brookline
Mass
Carrie Pye
Small Point
Phippsburg
Bath
William W. Hosmer
Middle Street
Aerial Ladder Need Urged After Auburn Hotel Fire
Ex Chief Scott Morse and Bath officials urge Bath to acquire an aerial ladder after the Hotel Whitehall blaze in Auburn highlighted the Lewiston department's lifesaving use of such equipment. The 50-foot Bath ladder is deemed insufficient and time lost raising it hindered firefighting. The hotel owner, Mrs. Cahill, notes low insurance and that the hotel will be razed despite previous improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Auburn
Lewiston
Bath
Scott Morse
Morse
Bath Iron Works Corp
Auburn Fire Department
Columbian Block
Charles H. Cahill
Cahill
Woodbury
Sacred Heart Circle Installation Monday Evening
State Regent Mrs. Madelyn Mac Farland presided as installing officer for Sacred Heart Circle daughters of Isabella. Co chairs were Mrs. Lena Fortier and Mrs. Katherine Burgess. Officers installed included Miss Helen M. Moses regent, past regent Mrs. Anne Perry, vice regent Mrs. Flora McLaughlin, recording secretary Mrs. Louise Edgett, treasurer re elected Mrs. Aldine McPhee, financial secretary Mrs. Louise Arsenault, scribe Mrs. Alice Burgess, custodian re-elected Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, chancellor Mrs. Martha McAuliffe, first guide Mrs. Gertrude Nugent, second guide Mrs. Helen Perry, inner guard Mrs. Geraldine Madden, outer guard Mrs. Nellie McNeil, banner bearer Mrs. Mary Cummings, monitor Mrs. Theresa Dutton, organist Mrs. Grace Costain, trustee for three years Mrs. Vivian Kronstrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelyn MacFarland
Waterville
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Lena Fortier
Katherine Burgess
Helen M. Moses
Anne Perry
Flora McLaughlin
Louise Edgett
Aldine McPhee
Louise Arsenault
Talcottville Heiress Beatrice Talcott Engaged to Archibald Main Jr
Mr and Mrs Charles D Talcott announce the engagement of their daughter Beatrice Talcott to Archibald M Main Jr son of Archibald M Main vice president Bath Iron Works Corp The couple’s educations span Wheeler Semple Columbia MIT Gibbs Cox and Morse High School Hebron Academy and the wedding is scheduled for December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Talcott
Talcottville
Eastern Point
Morse High School
Hebron Academy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
Kearney
N. J
Gibbs & Cox, Naval Architects
New York
Bath Pilgrim Fellowship Discusses Fun From Christian View
Bath Pilgrim Fellowship held at Central church parish house with about 40 attendees. David McKellar led a discussion on Fun from a Christian point of view. Miss Jane W Stevens led a worship service. Plans were made for hosting the University of Maine deputation team arriving Bath on November 10. Several local residents and visitors were noted in the attendance and a brief update on travels at Allston, Mass., was included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McKellar
Bath Pilgrim Fellowship
Central Church Parish House
Jane W. Stevens
University of Maine
Bath
Bowdoinham Socials and Community Meetings
Bowdoinham residents held a Wednesday luncheon at Mrs. Cutler's home with a list of attendees. The Methodist Ladies aid met Tuesday and a Christmas sale committee was named. The Parent Teacher Association met in the library advancing plans for recreation and a playground. Numerous local residents visited, hosted guests, or traveled, including marriages, births, and weekend visits, with community events such as a minstrel show sponsored by Merrymeeting grange scheduled for November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gile
George Cutler
Wallace Hunter
Edith Wood
John Palmer
Lewis Lucy
Hazel Turner
Kenneth Dunn
Frances Haley
Karl Hatch
William H. Gould
Frank Siegars
William Kocham
Caleb Mitchell
Parent Teacher Association
Norman Rowe
Ernest Millay
Clifton Babb
John Wayne
J. E. Gibson
Wakefield
Mass
Gibson
Maine Central
William Martineau
Bowdoinham
Brunswick
Elwood Dillhard
Local notices from Bowdoinham Post Road
Friends of Charles Sylvester report illness while Mrs. George E Ackley enjoyed a surprise birthday party on October 28 with two cakes. The Humphrey child is ill. The Hilton family moved from the Frank Curtis farm to the village. Robert Turner found work in Freeport. Mrs. Harry Purington relocated to Portland for winter. Willis Sewell can take short rides again. Abbie Miller remains on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sylvester
George E. Ackley
Shirley Humphrey
Hilton
Frank Curtis
Robert Turner
Freeport
Harry Purington
Dingley Road
Portland
Purington
Willis Sewell
Abbie Miller
Winter Street Auxiliary Delivers Household Demonstration
Ralph Getchell of a known household products firm spoke at a Winter Street Auxiliary meeting and demonstrated products. Hostesses included Mrs. Ernest R. Freeman and others. The group planned a church kitchen shower, a doll and food sale in December, and an annual calendar supper for January or February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Getchell
Winter Street
Ernest R. Freeman
Charles W. Walsh, Jr
Peter V. Harta
Herbert L. Anderson
William A. Bruce
Dale family gathers as Ruth Dale visits Plymouth County
Miss Ruth I. Dale of Plymouth County Hospital in South Hanson Massachusetts spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph O Dale at 938 Middle Street. Mrs Man ton Sedgwick of Springfield Massachusetts also joined the Dale residence for the weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth I. Dale
Plymouth County Hospital
South Hanson
Mass
Ralph O. Dale
Middle Street
Manton Sedgwick
Springfield
Dale
Master David Dyer Birthday Party Hosted in Phippsburg
Master David Dyer celebrated his second birthday with a party in Phippsburg Tuesday afternoon. Guests included the host's grandmother Mrs. Everson C. Stinson Woolwich Breese and Edward Skillings Arthur Totman Harold Mott Beverly Carlton Robert Reynolds Beverly Hughes Milton MacDonald Donna Lee White Richard Darling Sylvia Green Phillip Savage David Crosby Sally Ann Ruth Stinson Stewart Mitchelson Marie Wyman Peter Phillip Lorentsen Marilyn Spinney Delmar Stinson David Patricia Dodge Brian Jackson Joyce Worrey Gloria Eaton Lorraine Young Thornton Williams John Larrabee Albert Patricia White Carlton Stinson William Stinson Patricia Ann Jones Mary Pratt Jeannette Stinson Henry Seeger Jackie Henderson Aldon Scott Eugene Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie E. Dyer
Phippsburg
David
Everson C. Stinson
Woolwich
Breese
Edward Skillings
Arthur Totman
Harold Mott
Beverly Carlton
Robert Reynolds
Beverly Hughes
Milton MacDonald
Donna Lee White
Richard Darling
Sylvia Green
Phillip Savage
David Crosby
Sally Ann
Ruth Stinson
Stewart Mitchelson
Marie Wyman
Peter
Phillip Lorentsen
Marilyn Spinney
Delmar Stinson
Patricia Dodge
Brian Jackson
Joyce Worrey
Gloria Eaton
Lorraine Young
Thornton Williams
John Larrabee
Albert
Patricia White
Carlton Stinson
William Stinson
Patricia Ann Jones
Mary Pratt
Jeannette Stinson
Henry Seeger
Jackie Henderson
Aldon Scott
Eugene Perkins
Democrats Meet To Boost Voter Turnout In City
Twenty members of the Democratic city committee met Tuesday night to plan Get Out The Vote for Election Day November 5. They expressed optimism that President Roosevelt will win a third term and discussed using automobiles to transport voters to the polls. No further meetings before the election were deemed necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Committee
Roosevelt
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Senter’s, Inc
Just
Senters, Inc
Wool Blan
Bath Memorial Hospital
Guild — Telephone
Mrs
Bath Iron Works
Rex Manes
Nessere
Iron Works
City
Archibald M. Main, Jr
Beatrice Talcott
Connecticut
Pilgrim Fellowship
Kercip B. Butcher
Kerwin F. Butcher
Allston
Harvey Ames
Dorothy
Watertown
Ames
James H. Ames
Erlon Ricker
Litchfield
Joseph Haley
Neil Bishop
Nova Scotia
Robly Morrison
Houston
Robert
William
Damariscotta
Hackett
Carl Whitney
Milton Given
Melrose
Kenneth MacDougal
South Paris High School
A. S. MacDougal
Randall Andros
Hattie Andros
Springvale
Merrymeeting Grange
Grange Hall
Rodney Brown
Ricker Classical Institute
Earle Brown
Hollis Temple
James Brown
Clay Hill
Irving Temple
Chester Emmons
Emmons
Milton Douglas
Virginia
Frank Hobbs
Harry Powers
Gardiner
Edward Baker
William Gould
John Jewel
Elizabeth
Wellesley
Malcolm
Allan Naugler
Dixie May
Kittery
Mrs. Naugler
Mrs. Alden Small
Franklin, N. H
Ernest Moss
Front St
Goodrich
Fred B. Reed Co
Een E. Wallace
Pront Street
RCA Victor
A. D. Stetson & Son
Bowdoinham Post Road
Banks
Jane Withers
Joe Brown, Jr
Frederic March
Olvia DeHavilland
Anthony Adverse
David Dyer
Teak Rey
Rockneg
Pat O'Brien
Don Ameche
Betty Grable
Dorothy Robert PRESTON _ FOSTER
Megane A
Veray
Paramount Picture
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