Mary Stilphen Bride in Grace Church Ceremony
Mary Elizabeth Stilphen of Bath wed David Elliott USN son of Mr. and Mrs. tte Elliott of Denver in a Friday evening ceremony at Grace Church. Rev. Charles M. Weise officiated. The bride wore a chiffon gown with embroidered flowers, orange blossom headpiece, and a bouquet of white carnations and sweet peas. The reception followed at the bride’s home with out of town guests from Portland Orrs Island and Denver. The couple will live with the groom’s Navy duties. they honeymoon in Boston. Miss Avis June Marston of Augusta visited Woolwich parents after teaching duties in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Stilphen
Irving
David
USN
Tte Elliott
Denver
Grace H
Charles M. Rector
Vue
Weise
Marria
Edward E. Stila
Raymond M. Vachon
Esa Serenta
Mary Bosnia Bath
Marion Bridges
Lawn
Floral Street
James McQuarrie
Maurice Glidden
Richardson Street
Alter
Fred Sturtevant
Margaret J. Melcher
Morse High
Bath Community Center
Elliott
East High School
Navy
Boston
Bath Forum invites public to discuss Bath charter changes
The Advisory Committee on City Charter invites Mayor, Council, press, clubs, and the public to a seven week Bath forum on municipal government starting Monday October 27 at 7 30 p m at Bailey Evening School. The program aims to educate voters and aid the charter review with lectures by Professor Pelletier Bowdoin College and Extension Service staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press
Bath
Bailey
Charter Committee
University of Maine
Extension Service
Bailey Evening School
Pelletier
Bowdoin College
Maine
The
Oy of Bath
State Tax Assessor David Stevens to Speak at Bath Forum
State Tax Assessor David Stevens of Augusta will address Bath Forum on Municipal Government next Monday at Morse High School Room K at 7 30. He will discuss Manager Forms of Municipal Government. The prior session drew a large crowd and organizers hope attendance rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stevens
Augusta
Bath Forum
Morse High School
Stevens
Booster Night Proves A Grand Success In Dromore
Dromore held Booster Night on Tuesday featuring an old fashioned bean supper. Hall decor included Halloween colors and autumn foliage with centerpieces. Organizers were Mrs. Annie Wilphi a McPherson Mrs Mildred Cressey Mrs Jennie Miller and Mrs Frances Warner. Mentions included George C Larrabee Jr Grange prize winner and a program of dances readings and musical numbers from local participants and Charlotte's School of Dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore
Evelyn Beals
Aletha Campbell
Sur
Annie Wi
Lphia McPherson
Mildred Cressey
Jennie Miller
Frances Warner
Warner
Liberty
Freda Legard
Accomae
Inez Pinney
Eva Lemont
Marion Holbrook
Annie Malcolm
Elfreda Perkins
Gilbert Greenleaf
Charlotte Cahill
Ed Haggett
Mildred Greenleaf
Julia Field
Bertha Holbrook
Pre-nuptial Shower for Miss Hilda Scott in South Portland
Mrs John W Black hosted a pre nuptial shower Friday at Grove street home for Miss Hilda Scott honoring her upcoming marriage to Carl Thach of Burrton Kansas. Thach recently discharged from the U S Navy served 39 months including European theater. he is an alumnus of Burrton High Hutchinson Preparatory School University of Kansas and Notre Dame midshipman training. Guests included Eleanor Wright Margaret Brown and other friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Black
Grove Street
Hilda Scott
Carl Thach
Charles Thach
Burrton
Kan
Bath
Miss Scott
Morse High
Gorham State Teachers College
University of Maine
Thornton Heights
South Portland
Thach
U. S. Navy
U. S. Cherokee
Hutchinson Preparatory School
Hutchinson
University of Kansas
Notre Dame University
Eleanor Wright
Margaret Brown
Roy Lawrence
Channing Shorey
Malcolm Lundberg
John Scott
Beatrice Black
Harold McElman
John Belanger
Scott
Harold Given
Ralph Pogue
Portland
Oregon
Caleb Gley
Edna Ward
Clinton
Georgie
Helen Dena
Bertha Browne
Gardiner
Philip Rideout
Stanley Libby
Waterboro
Ralph MacEwen
Charles Hacker
Herbert Hall
Brunswick
Avery Fides
Horace Dodge
Miles Hilton
South Windham
Avery Fides Jr
Forest Fides
Avery Fides, Jr
Susan
Georgie Fides
Annie Fides
Mary
Peter Fides
Mabel Chick
Millay Brothers
Monmouth
Oliver Hanson
Minnesota
Hanson
Charles Carras
School Street
The
Grange
Carolyn Baker
John Reed
Farmington State College
Tea party hosted by Mrs Fullerton for sister in law
Mrs Clarence O Fullerton entertained at her home with a tea on Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 4 in honor of her sister in law Mrs Elihu W Fullerton. Guests included Mrs John F Bowie Mrs C Lloyd Hooker Mrs Chester T Lorentsen Mrs Charles F Nelson Mrs Roy W Billings Mrs Elmer F Paererlane and Gaunter Meredith Mrs George Field Mrs Guy Martin Apeaqu id and Mrs Robert E Doe of Murphys Corner Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence O. Fullerton
Elihu W. Fullerton
John F. Bowie
C. Lloyd Hooker
Chester T. Lorentsen
Charles F. Nelson
Roy W. Billings
Elmer F. Paererlane
Gauenter Meredith
George Field
Guy Martin Ape Aquid
Robert E. Doe
Murphy's Corner
Woolwich
Daughter Deborah Osgood Born at Boothbay Harbor Hospital
A daughter named Deborah Osgood weighed 6 pounds 15 ounces at birth on October 23 at St Andrews Hospital Boothbay Harbor to Mr and Mrs Frank O Dunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Osgood
St. Andrews Hospital
Boothbay Harbor
Frank O.dunton
Regional Fall Meeting At Thomaston Held By Garden Clubs
Fall regional meet of the Medomak Ratlen Gending Club and Cosmopolitan Club gathered in Thomaston with club officials welcoming visiting groups. Elizabeth Fox reported on the Detroit National Council meeting, plans for a judging school were discussed, and Mrs. Nahum Brewer spoke on Wild Berries of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medomak Ratlen Gending Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Thomaston
Bessie Bowers Ofen
William Nt
Thomaston Club
Elizabeth Fox
Federation
Detroit
Hener
Maine
Nahum Brewer
Boothbay
Grace Chapter
Seeee Hall
Clarence Ge
Augusta
The
Knox Memorial
Knox
China
Maurice Lermond
Warren
Warren Whitney
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Melvin Howe
Alice Johnson
Charles W. Messenger
Surprise party honors Winnegance woman
Mr and Mrs Philip Wyman of Winnegance hosted a surprise birthday party for Mrs Wyman s mother last Wednesday. Guests included extended family and friends. games at six tables awarded prizes to Mrs Walter Morse and Durward Bowie. A buffet lunch and two cakes followed with a birthday cake centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wyman
Winnegance
Durward Bowie
Walter Morse
Wyman
Elkannah Wyman
Are Harrington
Ph Berrie
Elisharidges
Marion Bridges
Popham Beach
Herbert Lermond
Carol
Wiscasset
Raymond Pye
Alvin Pye
Small Point
Elmer Morse
Winnegan
Butterfield House May Be Moved To New Location
The Butterfield home on High street may be relocated as Maine builds a new highway. Engineers plan moving the 1832 structure to a site near Western avenue and High street, with a Bangor contractor to inspect feasibility. The Dickinson home at 732 High street may also shift sites across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew Elcontridge
Lucius Barrows
Frida
Public Roads Office
Maine State Highway Commission
Barrows
Andrew M. Dieaner
High Streets
Mr. Butterfield
Butterfield
Western Avenue
High Street
Thompson
Charles Cummings
Bangor
James McCobb
Phippsburg
Rockport
Charles Owens
Bath
Moses Owens
William Simpson
Simpson
Misses Bessie
Grace Dickinson
Ridin' Light Lodge
Ralph E
Forest C. Legard
New Year’s Ball Plans By Junior Hospital League
Mrs. Howard L. Bates hosted a Junior Hospital League meeting on Washington Street. Officers reviewed plans for the New Year’s Eve ball at the State Armory with Lee Russell’s Orchestra booked from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. on New Year’s Day. The group will sew for Memorial Hospital and invite Eastham Guild to meet November 5 at Mr. and Mrs. William Newell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Bates
Washington Street
Junior Hospital League
Duncan McInnes
State Armory
Lee Russell
Memorial Hospital
Eastham Guild
Wither
William
Newell
Duncan McInness
Howard Bates
Theodore Bertocci
George F. Cary
Harry L. Day
Carl Dearborn
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Converse G. Fenn
Frank Givin
Julia Halterman
Horace’ Herrick
Archie M. Main, Jr
Heney E. Ross, Jr
John F Dougherty
Leon E. Buck
Alden H. Anderson
City crews lay sewer pipes and culverts to prevent flooding
A new sewer line is installed behind the Columbia hotel area and large culverts are being built on the road from Washington to streets at the South End to keep water flow natural, prevent undermining the road, and avoid overflow in the surrounding land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia-hotel-to-the-river
Washington
Bath Memorial drive outreach details at Community club
After holiday reports note Bath Memorial outreach session on November 29 with Ruth Hutchinn chairing and El lie McCabe and Mila Morse among organizers. The drive has strong professional and citizen support. next meeting set for November 21 at Community club rooms with hostesses Kathleen Hart Estelle Coss and Alice Staling. social hour followed with Halloween season refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hutchinn
Ellie McCabe
Rocate Crocker
Mila Morse
Henningh
Grace Blair
Estelle Coss
Alice Staling
Kathleen Hart
Helen Bonney
Card. Morse
Jennie Leerta
Leona Spicer
Stalin
Jean Thayer
Marjorie McDonald
Katherine Hecht
Evelyn ‘McMann
Eva Kathleen ’ Hart
Jennie Legard
Mary Morse
Farewell Party for Lillian Goodwin in Bath Office
Co workers and friends in the Bath commercial office of New England Tel. and Tel. held a farewell party for Lillian M. Goodwin who has worked six years there. She will transfer to Ardmore Pa. and starts new duties Monday morning. A handbag with money and a corsage were given. She is the daughter of George J. Goodwin of Bath Street and will be missed by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Wick
Lillian M. Goodwin
Bath
Bell Telephone Co
Ardmore
Miss Goodwin
George J. Goodwin
Bath Street
George Gardiner
Fred Sterling
Robert Footer
George Sarkis
John Gilmore
Janet Goodwin
George Rogers
David Fields
Mary McGrath
Dorothy Conant
Charlotte Chase
Ralph Bradbury
Newell Heads Oliver Broadcasting Corp To Run WPOR
William 8 Newell of Bath Iron Works Corp will head the Oliver Broadcasting Corp which plans to take over WPOR Portland. Murray Carpenter, WPOR manager, will be vice president and director. no personnel or policy changes expected. Estate executors of late W T Morris currently hold financial control as the Morris estate is liquidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
WPOR
Portland
Murray Carpenter
Carpenter
Central Broadcasting Co
Morris
The
Oliver Broadcasting Corp
Bowdoinham community notes highlight birthdays and meetings
East Bowdoinham residents form an Improvement Society at Ira Allen farm to improve the Merry Meeting Shore area. Birthday celebrations abound with cake gifts for Mrs Early and Mrs Rideout. Local residents attend weddings, funerals, and socialize with dance events and family gatherings across Bowdoinham and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa
Distr
Linwood Rideout
Philip Rideout
Portland
Bertha Brown
Gardiner
Registration plate 262-262 catches reader on Front Street
A reader on Front Street noted an unusual registration plate 262-262 yesterday drawing attention for its repetition and peculiarity in the street scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
Civil Air Patrol Campaign Seeks Funds With Airshow
The Civil Air Patrol plans a fundraising drive for the year with an airshow in November. Proceeds go to buy surplus equipment aiding training for local men under U. S. Army Air Forces guidance, and a window display by Bath Motor Parts will feature Captain Herman as the squadron mascot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Raeueee Group
Ceeat
Tohoe Ba Bath Motor Parts
Herman
U. S. Army Air Forces
Avery Fides Family Moves Into Former Blanchard Home
Mr and Mrs Avery Fides Sr purchase the Cutler cottage and move from their residence on AE Street into the former Blanchard house which was their home previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Avery Fides Sr
Blanchard House
Ae Street
Avery
Cutler Ouge
Bowdoinham Social News and Wedding Report
Hollis Temple married Pearl Long at a Bowdoinham ceremony with Berry’s poultry farm employment noted. A surprise party at the Messer home honored the couple with gifts and a decorated cake. Local items include weekend visits, hunting camp trips, and Bowdoinham Baptist Church evening song services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Heath
Mabel
Center Street
Upton
George Ackley
Harold McPherson
Aroostook
Bowdoinham Baptist Church
Parking Fines and Nickels Prompt Local Circulation
Bath drivers dislike five cent street parking as it forces circling blocks to find a space. The practice makes finding a spot expensive in time if not fuel, with families delaying trips and choosing longer routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
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Mary E. Stilphen
Grace Church
Avis June Marston
Cony High
Percy Marston
Miss Marston
Indins
Front St
Roland Hanscom
Meadow Way
Hanscom
William Hill
Middle Street
Gloversville
N. Y
North Street
Butterfield House
Americas Legion Hall
Lillian Goodwin
NEW Radio Company
Bowdoinham
Tom
EM UU
Glenn Ford
Blair
Sun
Jeune
Vivien Blaine
George Montgomery
Walter Huston
Mary Astor
Dodsworth
Civil-Air Patrol
Bowdoinham Post Road
Hollis Temple
Emma Temple
Bert, Temple
Charles Messer
Peeree Oon Weerte
Messer
George Brown
Walter Zacha
Arthur White
William Bailey
Moby
Son of Zorro
Billy Lee
Roscoe Ates
Stooges
Jasper
Gary Cooper
Jean Arthur
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