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Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1932

Page

6

Two Brunswick Couples to Wed in Portsmouth May 26

Announcement from Brunswick states Miss Dorothy Arlene Rumrill will wed Philip Coffin and Miss Gladys May Rumrill will wed Edward P. Appleton. City Clerk Elmer E. Clark performed both marriages in Portsmouth, N H. on May 26.

Brunswick Dorothy Arlene Rumrill Philip Coffin Gladys May ‘Rumrill Edward P. Appleton Elmer E. Clark Portsmouth N. H Charles Rumrill Bowdeinham Lola, Orr Coffin Brunswick High School Brunswick High Pejepscot Paper Co Bridgton Academy Fred M. Coffin

Cambridge visit for Mrs Walsh and Barbara Walsh

Mrs Charles W Walsh Jr and her daughter Barbara of 25 Cobb road are visiting Cambridge Massachusetts for ten days as guests of relatives and friends.

Charles W. Walsh, Jr Barbara Cobb Road Cambridge Mass

Wests to Attend Maine Baptist Service Thursday

Rev. and Mrs. Louis W. West of Boston, visiting Maine, plan to attend the First Baptist church service Thursday at 7:30. Rev. Charles R. Sims, pastor, will lead the meeting in which Mr. West, former pastor of the People's Baptist church here, will greet friends.

Louis W. West Boston Est South Baptist Church Maine First Baptist Church Charles R. Sims West People’s Baptist Church

Meades Guests of Bay Harbor Hosts in Boston Visit

Prof and Mrs E O Meade of Cincinnati Ohio are guests of Mrs Meade's parents Mr and Mrs A M Cutler and have been recent visitors in Boothbay Harbor.

E. O. Meade Cincinnati, O Mrs. Meade A. M. Cutler Bosthbay Harbor

Worcester guest spends week with Cobbroad host

Miss Vera Howe of Worcester Massachusetts is visiting Mrs Merritt C Gackenbach of Cobbroad for a week. She plans to spend time at Bailey's Island before returning to Worcester.

Vera Howe Worcester Mass Merritt C. Gackenbach Cobbroad Miss Howe Bailey's Island

Baxter brothers plan brief Davis Pond visit

Hon Rupert H Baxter and his brother ex Governor Percival P Baxter of Portland will spend a few days at Davis Pond near Mt Katahdin. Jeff Friday accompanies them for the outing.

Rupert H. Baxter Percival P. Baxter Portland Jeff Friday Patten Davis Pond Mt. Katahdin

Social Guests From Jamaica Plain and Cambridge

Mr and Mrs John Madden of Jamaica Plain and Mr and Mrs Harry Wombell of Cambridge were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Charles W Walsh Jr of 25 Cobb read. Mrs Richard Quick and daughter Clarabelle Quick returned after visiting Albany NY with Captain Quick of the U S Texas. Captain Quick sails to Port Arthur TX then Bath for vacation. Mrs and Miss Quick were accompanied to Boston by Mrs Albert Downing. Miss Mary Hodgkins left for Milton after two weeks with relatives. Merle Niles family from Clinton are vacationing with Mrs Niles sister Mrs Andrew Butterfield at 69 Granite street. Frances Cooke returned to Washington DC after two weeks. Earle Twitchell arrived to visit Green Street home, motor to Canada then back to Haddonfield NJ. Nancy Twitchell returned to Bath after weeks at Merrymeeting camp.

John Madden Jamaica Plain Mass Harry Wombell Cambridge, Mass Charles W. Walsh, Jr Cobb Read Richard Quick Clarabelle Quick Albany N. Y Captain Quick U. S. Texas Port Arthur Texas Bath New York Miss Quick Boston Albert Downing The Merle Niles Robert Jane Clinton, Mass Earle Twitchell

Mrs Moses and daughter return to Medford from Bay Point

Mrs George Moses and her daughter Cynthia Anne have returned to their home in Medford Massachusetts after spending a week at Bay Point.

George Moses Cynthia Anne Medford Mass Bay Point

Mrs Hamilton Webb Hosts Prof Edward Mead Visit in Thomaston

Mrs Hamilton Webb and her daughter Mary hosted Prof Edward G Mead and spouse when they visited Thomaston. The group toured Knox Memorial and viewed the Knox chair formerly housed at the Elwell home on Middle Street during the Summering period.

Hamilton Webb Mary Forer Elwell Middle Street Edward G. ‘Mead Thomaston Knox Elwell

Mr and Mrs Davis Hatch Jr Visit Needham Family

Mr and Mrs Davis Hatch Jr of Needham Massachusetts arrived Friday to spend the weekend with his mother Mrs Davis Hatch of Green Street.

Davis Hatch, Jr Needham, Mass Davis Hatch Green Street

Bowser Couple Welcomes Son at Maine General Hospital

Mr and Mrs Charles W Bowser of Brunswick congratulate on the birth of their son Charles W Jr at Maine General hospital in Loighe Wednesday morning of last week Bowser is football coach at Bowdoin College and the family name is noted in the notice.

Charles W. Bowser Brunswick Bowser Bowdoin College Charles W., Jr Maine General Hospital Loighe

Cleveland couple and kin visit Barron home guests

Rev Harold H Holbrook and wife of Cleveland and Mrs Grady Legard of Bath and other relatives visited the Barron family on Marshall avenue on Thursday and Wednesday.

Harold H. Holbrook Cleveland Grady, Legard Bath Samuel Brown North Ridge N. H Herbert Whitelock Chelsea Mass Barron Marshall Avenue

Bates College couple quietly wed in Georgetown Mass

Miss Kathleen Elizabeth Sanders and Leslie Spinks were married on Aug 22 in Georgetown Massachusetts. Sanders, a Bates College Physical Education instructor for Women, previously taught at Elmira and NYU Summer camps before joining Bates in 1930. Spinks, from Thomasville Alabama, is a Physical Education instructor for Men. They will live on Orchard Street in Auburn when term starts.

Bates College Kathleen Elizabeth Sanders Leslie Spinks Georgetown Mass Daugh‘ter Clyde R. Sanders Bradford Academy Russell Sage School of Physical Education Elmira College New York University Bates Lena Walmsley Spinks Thomasville Ala Southern College Orchard Street Auburn

Picnic at Boothbay Shores Hosted by Local Ladies

A Wednesday gathering at Boothbay Shores brought together a group of women from Haddonfield New Jersey and Newton Massachusetts including Mrs Warren Hawley Mrs Harry L Day Mrs Robert Hatch Mrs Arthur J Dunton Mrs Edward Sewall Mrs Milton C Trott Mrs Edwin Andrews Mrs Eugene Desmond Mrs Robert Brownell Mrs Edward Given Mrs Carl Anderson Mrs Samuel Hooper Miss Priscilla Magoun Mrs Paul Kind Mrs Earl Twitchell and Mrs Eleanor Warren for a pleasant social picnic.

Boothibay Shores Warren Hawley Harry L. Day Robert Hatch Arthur J. Dunton Edward Sewall Milton C. Trott Edwin Andrews Eugene Desmond Robert Brownell Edward Given Carl Anderson Samuel Hooper Priscilla Magoun Paul Kind Earl Twitchell Haddonfield N. J Eleanor Warren Newton Mass

Mrs Bottomely Hosts Luncheon At Squirrel Island

Mrs Harlan Bottomely of Haddonfield New Jersey while summering at Squirrel Island entertained on Thursday a luncheon for Mrs Harry L Day Mrs Paul Kind Mrs Earl Twitchell Mrs Carl Anderson Mrs E R Andrews and Miss Priscilla Maggun.

Harlan Bottomely Haddonfield N. J Squirrel Island Harry ‘L. Day Paul Kind Earl Twitchell Carl Anderson E. R. Andrews Priscilla Magcun

Mrs Kirshen leaves city after week with Povichs

Mrs A H Kirshen and her daughters Esther and Sylvia and son Edward depart for Boston after a stay in the city with Mr and Mrs Morris S Povich of 980 Middle street.

A. H. Kirshen Esther Sylvia Edward Boston Morris S. Povich Middle Street

Jurors Named for September U S District Court Term

Wilber G. Cahill of this city Harry L. Tarr of Richmond and Philip R Blaisdell of this city appear on the juror lists for the September term opening in Portland on September 20 before Judge John H Peters Cahill and Tarr are on the grand jury list Blaisdell is drawn for petit jury service The grand jury will be impaneled and begin deliberations after opening There are 23 talesmen for the trial jury and 23 for the grand jury

Wilber G. Cahill Harry L. Tarr Richmond Philip R.blaisdell United States District Court Portland John H. Peters Cahill Mr. Tarr Mr. Blaisdell

Besaw Siblings Visit Gardiner During Week

Miss Edna Besaw and her brother Robert Besaw, children of Mr and Mrs William E Besaw of 12 Cherry Street, are spending a week in Gardiner with relatives and enjoying local sights.

Edna Besaw Robert Besaw William E. Besaw Cherry Street Gardiner

Fiavel Pierce Leave Canal Zone for New York Cruise

Mr and Mrs Fiavel Pierce depart Sunday on their way from Pedro Miguel Canal Zone to New York. They sailed August 30 aboard the SS Cristobal of Panama Steamship Line for the Panama Zone where Mr Pierce operates the locks. They have visited since June with Mrs Pierce’s mother, Mrs William D Coombs of 51 Corliss Street. Mrs Pierce was formerly Lavina Coombs.

Fiavel Pierce Pedro Miguel Canal Zone New York Cristobel Panama Steamship Line Panama Zone Pierces William D. Coombs Corliss Street Lavina Coombs

Gloucester woman visiting Oliver household in Boston

Miss Esther Marchant of Gloucester Massachusetts is spending the week at the home of Hon and Mrs Wilbur C Oliver at 39 Union Street Boston She is employed by the State Street Trust Company in Boston

Esther Marchant Gloucester Mass Wilbur C. Oliver Union Street Marchant State Street Trust Co Boston

Elmer McFarland in Berlin and Bath visitors noted

Elmer McFarland spent the weekend in Berlin New Hampshire. Mr and Mrs James Hickey from Lynn Massachusetts visited Bath on their way to Old Town. Mr Hickey once lived in the city and worked at Hyde Windlass Co. Mrs Hickey is sister to Edward J Lee of 64 Pearl Street.

James Hickey Lynn Mass Bath Old Town Hickey Hyde Windlass Co Edward J. Lee Pearl Street

George Somerville Homecoming in Hoboken Visit

George Somerville returned to Hoboken New Jersey Saturday after visiting his sister Mrs Edward Boyce. The report notes the trip concluded with his local family connection and a brief hometown homecoming.

George Somerville Hoboken N. J Edward Boyce Washington Street

Judge Keegan and family return from Lubec after appointment

Judge and Mrs. John J. Keegan and son Jack came back Sunday from Lubec where they spent two weeks with Judge Keegan's family. Bath friends sent scores of telegrams congratulating him on his appointment by Governor William Tudor Gardiner as municipal judge.

John J. Keegan Jack Lubec Judge Keegan Bath William Tudor Gardiner

City Messenger Harold W Child Returns From Vacation

City Messenger Harold W Child returned to duties Sunday after his annual two week vacation at Old Orchard Beach.

Harold W. Child Old Orchard Beach

Local Family Notices From Teud Residents Reach Out

Mr and Mrs George Stackpole of teud with their niece Mrs John H and Mr Dummer Street appear in a clipped social notice. The fragment hints at a family gathering or extended visit involving multiple relatives and a listed address, but details remain incomplete.

George Stackpole Ofteud John H Dummer Street

Summer Guests at Bay Point by Deering Residence

A entourage from Coney and Auburn, formerly Bath, are guests of Mr and Mrs Carroll A Deering of this city at their Summer home on Bay Point.

Coneyter Auburn Bath Carroll A. Deering Bay Point

Colburn’s Spanish Villa opens as oldest Concord restaurant

The 1884 historic Colburn establishment in Concord marks its reopening after a blaze in April. Once run by Colburn for forty years, the site changed hands as he retired eight years ago. The name Colburn remains valued as the restaurant resumes under new ownership as Colburn’s Spanish Villa with Mrs. McLeod connected to Bath and the schooner Alice M. Colburn named for her.

Colburn Concord

Klippels Return Home After Visit in New Jersey

Mr and Mrs George Klippel have returned to their home in New Jersey after a visit with Mr Klippel s brother Frederick N Klippel and Mrs Klippel of Green street.

George Klippel New Jersey Mr. Klippel Frederick N. Klippel Mrs. Klippel Green Street

Perkins Family Returns Home After Visit

Rev and Mrs 8 H Perkins daughter Mrs Wallace Patterson and her daughter Myrtle and sons Wallace and Robert have returned to Lynchburg Virginia after several weeks with Mr and Mrs Victor Pinkham of 6865 Middle street and Mrs Perkins sisters Mrs Emma F Jacobs of this city and Mrs N L Jenks of Great Chebeague Island Portland

8. H. Perkins Wallace Patterson Myrtle Wallace Robert Lynchburg Virginia Victor ‘Pinkham Middle Street Perkins Emma F. Jacobs N. L. Jenks Great Chebeague Island Portland

Eaton Couple Return From Bath Vacation

Philip Eaton and Miss Marie Dietze returned to Folge New Jersey Thursday after passing their vacation in Bath with Mr. Eaton’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Sidney L. Eaton on Middle Street.

Philip Eaton Marie Dietze Folge N. J Bath Mr. Eaton Mrs Sidney L. Eaton Middle Street

Mrs Williams and daughters visit Oxford hosts

Mrs Stephen R Williams wife of Prof Williams of Miami University Oxford Ohio with her two daughters Isabella and Mary Hamilton have been guests this week of their neighbor Mrs Janet Cutler Mead wife of Prof Mead of Miami at the home of her parents in New England Mrs Mead entertained them at Tenanee and Squirrel Island.

Stephen R. Williams Prof. Williams Miami University Oxford Isabella Mary Hamilton Janet Cutler Mead Prof. Mead Miami New England

Hawleys Return to Springfield Home With Company

Mr and Mrs Howard B Hawley and their young daughter returned to their Springfield Massachusetts home on Thursday They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Warren Hawley who will spend a week with them in residence at the same household

Howard B. Hawley Springfield Mass Warren Hawley

Mr and Mrs Lenwood Boardman Mark 10th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Lenwood L Boardman of 10 West Street returned Thursday after a week in Levis Quebec visiting Mr and Mrs William Boardman. On Monday August 22 they celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary at the home of Mr and Mrs A Gol Leon Sonia of Beacon Street has returned to Newton Mass where he reenlisted in the employ of a large bakery.

Lenwood L. Boardman West Street Levis Quebec Can William Boardman Lenwood Boardman A. Gol Leon Sonia Beacon Street Newton Mass

Worrey family notices and guest departures at local homes

The Worrey family includes Herbert and Mrs Worrey with sons Eugene Parker Roger and Alan plus daughter Mrs J Haviland Torrey and children Martha Joseph Richard Frank Eunice in Seacoast area. Other items note Mr Charles Torrey sailing Roma from New York to Genoa then Florence for winter. Mrs Frank Wallace and Miss Maxine Wallace visit Woolwich with Miss M Jane Feere, who will teach in Sebasco Primary on Sept 12. Miss Feere a Gorham Normal and Morse high school graduate. Belanger sisters drive to Boston for a short business trip.

Herbert E. Worrey Eugene A. Worrey Taunton Mass Worrey Branley Virginia Parker E. Worrey Rockland Roger A. Worrey Portsmouth N. H Alan J. Haviland Torrey J. Haviland Torrey, Mr. Torrey Martha, Joseph Richard and Frank Torrey Eunice Hanscom Charles Old Home Green Street New York Roma Genoa Florence Frank J.wallace Maxine Wallace Woolwich Milton M. Jane Feere Linwood C. Peero Phippsburg Road Wallaces Miss Peero Sebasco Gorham Normal School Morse High School

Misses Page Return From Everett Visit With Guests

The Misses Charlotte P and Martha Page of 47 Academy Street returned Saturday from a ten day visit in Everett Maine. Accompanying them home were the Misses Doris and Barbara Tabor of Everett who will stay several days as guests. Robert Gifford of Boston was a weekend guest of Commander and Mrs Guysbert B Vroom at Phippsburg.

Charlotte P Martha Page Marius H. Page Academy Street Everett, Mays Doris Barbara Tabor Everett Robert Gifford Boston Guysbert B. Vroom Phippsburg

Mr and Mrs Pratt Return From Bar Harbor Trip

Mr and Mrs Arthur L Pratt and daughter Ruth return Saturday to 222 North Street after a motor trip that included Bar Harbor and visits to Mt. Desert Lakes and nearby points of interest.

Arthur L. Pratt Ruth North Street Bar Harbor Mt. Aia Eniayabe Clase Nahaeses Lakes

William Davis resumes duties as court messenger

Court records show William Davis returned to work Monday after a two week absence for his annual vacation. Davis resumes duties as the court messenger.

William Davis

Mrs Norsworthy Family Leaving For Washington

Mrs Leonard D Norsworthy and her children Elizabeth and Folsom will depart Thursday after visiting Mrs Norsworthy's father Rev Omar W Folsom and sister Miss Elsie Folsom. They have spent the summer with them.

Leonard D. Norsworthy Elizabeth Folsom

Miss Laura Mome Returns as Sagadahoc Clerk

Miss Laura Mome resumes duties Monday as clerk in the Sagadahoc probate office after a two week vacation.

Laura Mome Sagadahoc

Return Journey For New Bedford Teacher Trio

Miss Mildred C Palmer a New Bedford Mass teacher returns Tuesday after a summer in Bath She will be joined by Mrs Lillian Prost and Miss Mildred Nichols clerk in the Sagadshoe registry of deeds They plan a week of motor travel via Mohawk trail Albany to New York Miss Nichols will spend the second week with Inda in Boston and New Hampshire

Mildred C. Palmer New Bedford Mass Bath Lillian Prost Mildred Nichols Sagadshoe

Building Eight to Twelve and From One Twenty to Five

Times Co. records a return from an annual two weeks vacation noting a move from building eight to twelve and a change from 120 to five in the schedule.

Times Co

Weenie and corn roast at Rev Godfrey camp

A pleasant gathering occurred Wednesday evening at the Small camp of Rev. and Mrs. George Godfrey of New York and Mrs. Pletcher, with Harold Puller and Edward Larrabee among attendees. Capt. James Gawne of the U S N and Mrs. Picher visited Bath with Mrs. Pisher's niece during a return trip via Canada after a week in Bath.

George Godfrey New York Pletcher Harford Harold Puller Edward Larrabee Kenneth Picher Upper Darby

Local residents return from trips and visits

Mrs Edgar W Oliver, working in City Clerk John W Gilmore's office, is away on a two week vacation. Hon N Gratz Jackson resumes work after several weeks absent, and friends welcome his recovery. The Heath and Brown families, plus Mrs Leslie Powles, host visitors from Wollaston and East Braintree. Community members attend Berlin Bath A C game as planners prep for West Bath Grange dance and travel from Nova Scotia.

Edgar “W. Oliver John ‘W. Gilmore

People Gathered at Ocean Pier in Old Orchard Beach

In Old Orchard Beach at Ocean Pier, residents including Mrs. Philip G O'Hara and Mrs. Joseph T. Smith attended the event. Other local names were present as part of the city's gathering.

Ocean Pier Old Orchard Beach Philip G O'Hara Joseph T. Smith

Weekend Attendance Markets Bath Berlin Baseball and Calica N.EL Play

Attendees took in the evening performance of Calica N.EL on Saturday and the Sunday ball game between Bath and Berlin teams.

Calica N.el Bath Berlin

Local Visitors and Birth Notice From City Clerk

Julius Gediman and the Misses Emily and Isabel returned from Massachusetts. Langdon Hill of Portland and family visited relatives. Birth announced for Wallace Albert MacDonald son of Daniel and Mary MacDonald at 136 Washington Street. Mrs Ralph Dale and son Ralph returned from Massachusetts. Mrs Elliot Gilliam visiting West Point with her parents. Mrs Henry Moriarty of Lewiston visiting sister Mrs Winfield Ham in city.

Julius Gediman Emily Isabel Massachusetts John W. Gilmore Wallace Albert MacDonald Daniel Wallace MacDonald Washington Street Elliot Gilliam West Point Frank L. Edge Henry Moriarty Lewiston Winfield L. Ham Union Street

Local Guests and Visits Highlight Weekend

Miss Grace and Lieut John A Lord hosted guests over the weekend. A.S. BH Guillivers and Mr and Mrs James Ryan returned to Lynn Massachusetts after spending several days at Lake Me. Edith Lemont of High street was noted in attendance.

Miss Grace Lieut John A. Lord A. S. BH. Guillivers James Ryan Lynn Mass Lake Me

Sonia of Morwich VT Keeps Prep With Mrs John Sonia

Sonia of Morwich Vermont prepares with Mrs John E Sonia at 103 Beacon Street. The note mentions Sonia planning a prep or meeting with the named individuals for a local event or arrangement.

Sonia Morwich John E Beacon Street

Bath News Highlights Local Events and Openings

A late summer notice column reports a Bath dance with 50 couples chaired by Sue L Patton, decorations of white pink and yellow, a banjo solo by Graham White, and favors of hats and balloons. Also listed are school openings, court actions for unlicensed driving, fraternal meetings resuming in September, a clambake and field day, a Bath hospital rummage sale, a political rally with speakers from Portland and local nominees, and local road improvements on High street.

Sue L. Patton Horne Graham White Catherine H. Emmons

Social Notes Highlight Relatives Visits And Travel

Islesboro visitors Mrs Amory Chase stays with relatives as others from the city travel to Water Ville Belgrade Lakes and Lake Wequaseet for weekends. Robert Carlton and three sons return home after summer with the Ryans. Mr and Mrs Samuel Cronsberg welcomed a son born early Tuesday morning. Daniel F Kenny visits from New York before Providence College opens. Bettie MacKay breaks arm in Tulsa while her father Charles is noted as Texas yard executive. Mrs L B Hollingshead and son Lyman Jr leave Pemberton after a month near Bar Harbor with Raymond M Clark and son David. Harriet Lord visits Belfast with the Coombs family and many others are listed among local social movements and meetings. A buffet lunch for National Prohibition Reform speakers was hosted by Arthur Sewall at Stone House farm.

Amory Chase Islesboro Deauhgister Shirley M. Mank SW. Mank Daniel F. Kenny New York City Waterville Belgrade ‘Lakes George M. Carlton Richard George Jr Paul Samuel Cronsberg Middle Street Bath City Cronsberg Rose ‘M. Lindenberg Bilatt C Georges Lake Ira ‘Robinson Doris Donald Irvington N. J Quebec Ni‘araga Falls H. Emma Magoun Washington Street Herbert Magoun Belmont Mass Helen Jones Edward ‘W. Bridgham South Orange Paul Jones Jones Dorothy Martin Edwin M. Jones Corliss Street Providence College Providence R. I Ralph P. Mank Spring Street Bettie MacKay Charles MacKay Tulsa Oklahoma MacKay Margaret Torrey Joseph Torrey Texas Yard L. B. Hollingshead Lyman, Jr Pemberton Upper Washington Street Hollingsheads Raymond M. Clark David Bar Harbor Bangor Harriet C. Lord John A. Lord Pearl Street Belfast Alice Coombs Horace Coombs Mildred Palmer Lord Arthur Sewall Stone House ‘Farm Davenport Memorial City Hall Sewall

The Show Off at Redpath Chautauqua closes week

The Show Off, a noted play praised by Burns Mantle and Pulitzer nominated, topped the Redpath Chautauqua closing feature in Gardiner Tuesday night amid a dull New York theatre season. Hastings Marionettes offered a novelty afternoon program. An impromptu parade of children with decorated bicycles and costumes accompanied Monday’s events.

Burns Mantle Redpath Chautauga New York Chautauqua Gardiner Hastings

Moon Plays Dual Roles In Sky On Wednesday

Astronomers report the afternoon sun was briefly obscured by the moon during a partial solar eclipse while, that evening, observers could glimpse a new moon in the western sky. Scientists humor that another total eclipse here may not occur for thousands of years.

Harlow Society Elects First President in Maine Gathering

Harry Harlow of Auburn Monday was elected first president of the Harlow society formed by nearly 40 descendants of William Harlow of Plymouth Mass who settled at Dundee Heights North Gorham in 1830. The meeting was held at the Dundee Heights farm of Walter Harlow with most members tracing to the Turner branch around 1800 and descent from Richard Warren of Mayflower lineage.

Harry Harlow Auburn Monday Harlow Society William Harlow Plymouth Mass Dundee Heights North Gorham Walter Harlow Turner Richard Warren

Miss Clarabelle Quick Leaves for Williston Music Posts

Miss Clarabelle Quick departed Tuesday for Williston South Dakota to teach music for the upcoming year at the East Williston and Williston Park grade schools. She was escorted to Boston by John Shelton of Bath who will resume voice study at the Boston Conservatory.

Clarabelle Quick Williston S. 1 East Williston Williston Park Boston John Shelton Bath Boston Conservatory of Music

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