West Bath Grange Plans Annual Fair and Baby Show
Final plans for the West Bath grange fair were completed at Mondays meeting. The event opens Thursday at 3 PM with a baby show, followed by supper, an 8 PM entertainment, and dancing. Upcoming events include a Pomona degree conferral on Nov 14, a Past Masters’ Association meeting in Richmond, and rehearsals for the young people’s degree team on Nov 10 and 17 for the Nov 18 degrees. Armistice Day grants no grange session.
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West Bath Grange
Pomona
West Bath
Progressive Grange
Richmond
Robert Pletts, Jr
Fred K. Sturtevant
Edgar D. Leavitt
Marjorie Carter
Jessie Spaulding
Frances Grainger
Alice Darrah
Leavitt
Unclaimed Deposits From 1857 At Bath Savings
A Times notices unclaimed Bath Savings deposits dating to 1857. Samuel Frances deposited $100 on July 15, 1857 and vanished at sea, leaving the balance grown to $6,090.45. State law requires annual ads after 20 years of idle funds with no claimant.
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the Times
Bath Savings Institution
Samuel Frances
Frances
Bath Trust sells Gielstrup building to Markson Brothers
The Bath Trust Co sold the Gielstrup building on Center Street to Markson Brothers in a chain that returns the property to its former owners. The three story building, once built by the late Nils C. Gielstrup and bequeathed to Patten Free Library, has housed the Boston Shoe Store and various offices.
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Bath Trust Co
Markson Brothers
Gielstrup
Center Street
Nils C. Gielstrup
Bath
Patten Free Library
Pythian Building Association
Center
Washington Street
Boston Shoe Store
Col Dummer Sewall Chapter D A R Meets at Central Church
Col Dummer Sewall chapter D A R held a meeting in Central church parish house with Mrs Charles M Tubbs Mrs Herbert Calderwood and Miss Agnes W Humphreys as hostesses. Reports by officers and committees followed a recent Opportunity Farm trip by Miss Jane E Lemont. Mrs David Curtis spoke on Thanksgiving Day in the Colonies and Mrs Carl Y Kennedy discussed local trees showing spruce pine hemlock fir and cedar. Ice cream and cake were served. Next meeting is Dec 3.
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Charles M. Tubbs
Herbert Calderwood
Agnes W. Humphreys
Col. Dummer Sewall
Central Church Parish House
Opportunity Farm
Jane E. Lemont
David Curtis
Yarmouth
Colonies
Carl Y. Kennedy
Bold and McEachern Wed in Bath Ceremony
According to returns filed with city clerk John W. Gilmore Eliot C Bold of 26 Center Street and Dora A McEachern of 23 Western Avenue were married November 1 by Rev G B Wolstenholme. The groom is son of Charlotte E Cahill and John M Bold of Washington D C. Mrs Bold is daughter of Donald E McEachern and his wife of Bath.
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John W. Gilmore
Eliot C. Bold
Center Street
Dora A. McEachern
Western Avenue
G. B. Wolstenholme
Charlotte E. Cahill
Bath
John M. Bold
Washington, D. C
Treat Hall returns marriage of Arthur Treat and Martha Hall
Returns of the marriage of Arthur P. Treat and Martha S. Hall have been received in the City Clerk's office. The couple, both of 48 York Street, are connected to Howard P. Treat of Orange Connecticut and the Corbin family. Reverend George B. Wolstenholme performed the ceremony on November 2. D. O. Blaisdell and wife of 19 Goddard Street are en route to Hernando Florida for winter, visiting their son Carl Blaisdell in Groton, Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Treat
York Street
Howard P. Treat
Orange, Conn
Isabelle Treat
Martha S. Hall
Edwin H. Corbin
Ohn
George B. Wolstenholme
D. O. Blaisdell
Goddard Street
Hernando, Fla
Carl Blaisdell
Groton
Conn
Red Cross Roll Call Launch Planned at Grace Church Parish House
The American Red Cross will launch its 1941 roll call in the Bath area Thursday at 3 p.m. at Grace church parish house with Mrs. Arthur S. Crockett, executive secretary, delivering the opening address. The feature includes a brief history of the Red Cross, highlighting Henri Dunant and Clara Barton.
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Grace Church
American Red Cross
Arthur S. Crockett
Bath
Red Cross
Henri Dunant
Florence Nightingale
Clara Barton
Mr. Dunant
Dunant
Napoleon III
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Austria
Geneva
U.S.A
United States
Maine
Grant
James G. Blaine
Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
Congress
U. S
Senate
Miss Barton
Association of the Red Cross
Rotary Anns Halloween Luncheon at Hotel Sedgwick
Rotary Anns held a Halloween luncheon Thursday at Hotel Sedgwick with decor by Mrs Rupert M Irvine and Mrs Charles T Small Jr. President Mrs Dominique J Tardif announced year committees and next meeting set for Nov 14 with Mrs Converse G Fenn and Mrs Francis A Winchenbach in charge. Attendees included numerous members and two guests from Evanston Ill and the city.
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Rotary Anns
Hotel Sedgwick
Rupert M. Irvine
Charles T. Small
Dominique J. Tardif
Fred D. Hill
Chester A. Plant
Carl C. Anderson
Ralph D. Warren
John Parker
Charles B. Doyle
Edward W. Bridgham
Carl Y. Kennedy
James A. Clappison
Sedgwick
Converse G. Fenn
Francis A. Winchenbach
Bridgham
Hill
Warren E. Kers
Osborns Announce Frances Osborn to Worsnop
Mr and Mrs John W Osborn of 44 Pearl Street announce the marriage of their daughter Frances to William S Worsnop of Boston son of Mr and Mrs William Worsnop Brunswick The Worsnops were married Oct 11 in Portland Bowdoin College graduate now in senior year at Boston University Law School Mrs Worsnop studied in Jackson Michigan and attends Pierce Secretarial School Boston A surprise party for Wilfred F Skaling and family at 12 Wesley Street celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a silver chest gift.
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John W. Osborn
Pearl Street
Frances
William S. Worsnop
Boston
William Worsnop
Brunswick
Wilfred F. Skaling
Wesley Street
Newell Addresses the Propeller Club in Portland
William S. Newell of Bath Iron Works spoke at the Portland Propeller Club meeting in the Columbia Hotel, detailing Bath shipyard output with 52 vessels built to date and 27 more under construction, noting a November 11 launch and 72,000 outgoing plus 110,000 incoming mails yearly. Leading figures and guests from Bath Iron Works and local commerce attended the event.
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Portland Propeller Club
Columbia
Portland
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath
Marshal B. Haraden
Pres. Newell
Haraden
Newell
Arthur M. Tode
Propeller Club
United States
Reginald L. Vaye
Board of
Brown Company
Foreign Department
New York
Capt
William Blair
Bath Iron Works
J. W. Gosselin
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Archibald M. Main
Vayo
Leavitt
Central Church Parish Supper Draws Large Attendance
The Central Church held its annual Parish Supper in the parish house with 168 attending a turkey dinner and song fest. Rev. Raymond G. Putnam gave brief remarks, A. M. Main outlined the yearly budget, and pledge cards were signed. The church roof is being replaced with asbestos shingles and summer repairs to the parsonage included painting and papering.
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Raymond G. Putnam
A.M. Main
Prudential Committee
Horace P. Morse
Arthur L. Pratt
Charles A. Soule
Martha A. Foote
Norman
Home Arts Class Meets On Wednesday
Mrs. Chester A. Roberts led a Cosmopolitan club Home Arts Department session on Christmas Novelties in Felt. Members prepared items for personal use and a December sale. refreshments were served. Next meeting Nov 13 features Refinishing Old Furniture with possible speaker. National Art Week guest speaker Mrs. Adolph Spear will discuss modern art.
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Chester A. Roberts
Home Arts Department
Cosmopolitan Club
Joseph I. Smith
Mother Club
Adolph Spear
Bowdoinham Obituary and Local Notices Highlight Sennett Rites
Mrs Isadore Sennett aged 75 died after a three year illness at Gardiner rest home. She was born in Wiscasset daughter of Hiram Hackett and Elizabeth Eastman. Funeral held Gould Funeral Home Rev J N Palmer. Bearers listed and Ridge Cemetery interment. Also town items include school events personal notes and community updates from Bowdoinham with visitors, travel, and local happenings.
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Isadore Sennett
Gardiner
Wiscasset
Hiram
Elizabeth Eastman Hackett
Massachusetts
Maine
John Malin
Gould Funeral Home
J. N. Palmer
Charles Hackett
George Hamilton
Charles Fogg
Edward Graves
Ridge Cemetery
Deor
Lewis Lucy
Bay Road
Maine Street
Grammar School
Harry Tome
Pauline Tome
George Rowe
American Engineers Dinner Declared Informal Event
The State of Maine Post Society of American Engineers says the November 29 dinner at Hotel Sedgwick is strictly informal. Hostesses will wear informal dress and greet members wives and guests from 18 Maine towns and 11 New Hampshire cities. Attendance is limited to members and their spouses due to seating. An omission in press material left out Mrs Archibald M Main, wife of the Post President A M Main.
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State of Maine
Post Society of American Engineers
Hotel Sedgwick
Maine
New Hampshire
Post
Bath
Archibald M. Main
Main
A. M
Informal supper honors out of town guests at Garden Street home
Mrs Harold A Burbank hosted an informal supper party Friday at her parents home on Garden street. Guests included Mr and Mrs Archibald M Main of Garden street and out of town visitors Ladley H Berry of Bowdoinham and Miss Beatrice Talcott of Talcottville Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Burbank
Archibald M. Main
Garden Street
Ladley H. Berry
Bowdoinham
Beatrice Talcott
Talcotteville, Conn
Bowdoinham Forms Its Willkie Club Organizes New Chapter
The Bowdoinham Willkie club formed Saturday with 77 members. The rapid setup aimed to beat a Tuesday deadline after late Willkie kits arrived. National telegrams were sent to report the new club, with Hon. and Mrs. C. B. Randall, Senator-elect Neil S. Bishop, Mrs. Carolyn Lang, and Miss Clara Fogg directing sections and serving as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham Willkie Club
C. B. Randall
Neil S. Bishop
Carolyn Lang
Clara Fogg
Wesley Church Women Plan Christmas Sale
Wesley Church Women’s Division For Christian Service set December 6 for a Christmas sale at a meeting in the church. Hostesses included Mrs. Butterfield Trott Temple Day Whittemore, with Mrs. McLean in charge of entertainment. Devotions and a business session followed, and Mrs. Frederickson read a paper on Stewardship amid reports on missionary work.
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Wesley Church
Andrew M. Butterfield
Wilfred C. Trott
William B. Temple
Walter F. Day
Ellery E. Whittemore
Willard McLean
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Bernice Frederickson
Mrs Edward Bostie Visits Relatives in Thomaston Conn
Mrs Edward Bostie of Center street has gone to Thomaston Connecticut for a visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bostie
Center Street
Thomaston, Conn
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Richelieu
Third Street
South St. Petersburg
Fla
J. M. Barnes
Strup Builds
Markson
Impotant
Col. Dummer
Sewall
D.A.R
McEachern
Arthur Crockett
Worsnop - Osborn
THE
Central Church
Turkey
Wm. E Kamber
Podiatrist
Chiropodist
Front St
Lulu Long
Fred
Wolfsboro
N. H
Ruth Jones
Effie Reid
Harold Rollins
William Rogge
Cape Cod
Mass
Rogge
Robert Darling
Orange
Frank Siegars
Darling
Coombs High School
Barbara Siegars
Jack Lynch
Emma Ferguson
Hartford
Fred Bass
Charles Bass
Sylvia Stevens
Warwick
R. I
East Bowdeinham
Delmar Curtis
Walter Hebert
Baltic
Warren Kinney
Warren, Jr
Larrabee Grove
Hotel Phoenix
Harold Cutting
Hyde Windlass Co
Fred B.O
Stanley EB. Wallace
Proat Street
A. D. Stetson & Son
Bath Post
Warner Bros
Rosemary Lane
George Reaves
Reaves
Sheridan
GARY_COOPER
Madeleine Carroll
Bcoy OO
Eum OU Police
Das
Paul Ette
Goddard
Willkie
H—Co
Delta Anthony Adverse
Ken Maynard
Phantom Rancher Country Store
Walter Pidgeon
Donald Meek Sky Murder
Baby Sandy
Stuart Erwin
Sandy
Matinee
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