Society and Club Guests and Local Visitors
Mrs. C. P. Chapman and party toured to Orono for the Lecturers convention with overnight stopovers at Ridin' Light Lodge while numerous residents and friends hosted visitors from Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The Bath area welcomed travelers including Mr. and Mrs. Steadman, Miss Hartwell, and families from Cambridge, Boston, and Detroit with hometown updates and social events noted at several local homes and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Chapman
Westerly
R. I
Ridin’ Light Lodge
Orono
Boston Weekend Social News With Local Club Visit
Mrs Isabelle T Kennedy and Miss Ruth L Clark spent the weekend in Boston. Miss Lucy Rogers of High street entertained the Thimble club Tuesday evening with guests including Mrs Roland McIntosh, Mrs Elmer Blake, Mrs C Lloyd Hooker, Mrs Chester MacKenzie, and Mrs Walter James. Ice cream cakes and crackers were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle T. Kennedy
Ruth L. Clark
Boston
Lucy Rogers
High Street
Thimble Club
Roland McIntosh
Elmer Blake
C. Lloyd Hooker
Chester MacKenzie
Walter James
Bath area residents gather for visits and outings
Mrs Harold A Burbank and son Adison of Hartford arrived to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Archibald M Main in Bath. Misses Elizabeth Oliver Evelyn and Elsie Trott drove to Boothbay to see Tweedles at the Boothbay Play House. Attorney John P Carey Jr Sheriff Charles W Messenger and Deputy Sheriff John W Conway joined Senator Sumner Sewall on a tuna fishing trip off Small Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Burbank
Addison
Hartford, Conn
Archibald M. Main
Garden Street
Elizabeth Oliver
Evelyn
Elsie Trott
Boothbay
Tweedles
Boothbay Play House
John P. Carey, Jr
Charles W. Messenger
John W. Conway
Sumner Sewall
Small Point
Bath official transfers to Navy department for duty
Mr. Eldred B. Rucker, inspector of ordinance at Bath Iron Works Corp., since Nov. 17, has been moved to the Navy department in Washington, reporting there Sept. 8. He and wife have lived at Eamesholm and will travel via Quebec and Vermont to Reading, Pa., on the way to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldred B. Rucker
Bath Tron Works Corp
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Rucker
Eamesholm
Bath
Quebec
Vermont
Reading Pa
Washington
John Newell
Bath Iron Works
Roland F. Hill
Newell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Fore River
Bethlehem Steel Co
Quincy
Mass
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Ward family visits and a charity tea at Sagadahoc
Mr and Mrs Ernest Ward and son Robert from Augusta arrived for the weekend with Mr and Mrs Scott Ward of Hardings. Mrs Ward's uncle Jason Sewall will visit for a week. Miss Betty MacGuire returned to Bath after a stay at LaForest Good's Wee Own It Tea Room. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs May Anderson was hosted by Mrs Dorothy Yates and Mrs Myrtle Simpson at 5 Middle Street Court with several Bath and area attendees. A Woman's Republican club field day at Lakewood drew Bath residents and other local names. Club Garret elected Miss Edith G Small to the standing sick committee, replacing Miss Louise M Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Ward
Robert
Augusta
Mr. Ward
Scott Ward
Hardings
Betty MacGuire
J W. MacGuire
Bath
LaForest Good
Dresden Mills
Wee
May Anderson
Dorothy Yates
Myrtle Simpson
Middle Street Court
Frances Polttle
Greraldine Simpson
North Castine
Chester Clement
Harry Wheaton
Bar Harbor
Emery Witham
Jean and
Geraldine
George Yates
Katherine Douglas
Henry W. Butler
Sagadahoc
James S. McFarland
Arrowsic
John G. Reed
Frank Walker
Maxine
Albion L. Corliss
John C. Gilmore
Woolwich
Mary Pelham Hill
Topsham
Club Garret
Edith G Small
Louise M. Stewart
Miss Louise Calderwood Weds Joseph W Cyr at Grace Church
The wedding of Miss Louise Calderwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Calderwood 931 Middle Street to Joseph W Cyr took place Saturday afternoon at Grace church A buffet reception followed at Cozy Nook Popham Beach hosted by Miss Elinor Voorhees The guest list included bridesmaids and relatives from Medford Gardiner and New York City with a luncheon and shower beforehand Meanwhile various locals including Arthur Sarkis and family took short trips and others planned visits or vacations in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Calderwood
Herbert Calderwood
Middle Street
Joseph W. Cyr
Grace Church
Arline Caddy
West Medford
Mass
Marguerite Robertson
Gardiner
Netta S. Briggs
Bertha L Lord
Betty Jane Low
New York City
Barbara Ross
Elinor Shorey
Barbara Donnell
Cynthia M. Rogers
Carol
Ellen Stevens
Medford
Marjorie Bartlett
Clarence W. Dalton
South Portland
Jeannette F. Shackford
Mary K.kenney
Mary Ellen Cyr
C. Marjorie Trott
Cozy Nook
Popham Beach
Elinor Voorhees
Bangor Police Inspector Aids Capture Of Bangor Bandit
Inspector Frank McClay of the Bangor police who helped capture Andrew Galla gher, an automobile bandit active in Maine, reportedly drove with Alfred Labonte across the Carlton bridge at 90 mph in a stolen Bangor car later abandoned on Drummond Street. Also note births and family ties: eight and one half pound son John Everett Doyle Jr. born Aug. 23 to Mr. and Mrs. John E. Doyle of West Bath, born at the Lawrence grandparents’ home in Woolwich. Esther Lawrence is the former Mrs. Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Dunbar
Alfred Houdlette
Houdlette
Kennebec
West Dresden
Dunbar
Mr. Houdlette
Bath Iron Works
Frank McClay
Bangor
Andrew Gallagher
Maine
Alfred Labonte
Carlton Bridge
Drummond Street
Edward J. Murphy
Joseph A. Butler
John Everett Doyle, Jr
John E. Doyle
West Bath
Frank J. Lawrence
Woolwich
Doyle
Esther Lawrence
Dessert bridge at Middle Street hosts two prize winners
Mrs. Fred Sanborn entertained a dessert bridge on Tuesday last week at her Middle Street home. Two tables played contract. Mrs. Everett Pierce won first prize and Mrs. Henry W. Owen Jr. second. An out of town guest was Mrs. F. Everett Pierce Jr. from York, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sanborn
Middle Street
E. Everett Pierce
Henry W. Owen, Jr
FE. Everett Pierce, Jr
York, Pa
E. Everett Pierce, Jr
Washington Street
William P. Eilis
Beverly Lake
Ontario
Mrs Small Hosts South End PTA Picnic at Brigham's Cove
Mrs Raymond C Small and Mrs William Small entertained 30 South End PTA members at the former's cottage at Brigham's Cove last week. Guests brought picnic lunches while hosts provided coffee and green corn. A cookout roasted weenies and lobsters, with outdoor fire. After dinner, some swam, played croquet and horseshoes while others sewed and knitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Small
William. Small
South End P.T.A
Brigham’s Cove
Mrs Lovell Staples Hosts Card Club Birthday Gathering
Mrs Lovell Staples entertained her card club at 848 Middle Street on Wednesday, celebrating her birthday with many fine gifts. A birthday cake baked by her daughter Dorothy was served, with guests Mrs Patrick Regan of Brooklyn and Mrs Viola Files of Auburn joining regular members. Mr and Mrs Roy Shackford and daughter Jeannette returned home to 10 Turner Court on Friday after spending the Summer at their cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Russell
J. Leroy Russell
South Street
William N. Hudson, Jr
William N. Hudson
William H. Hudson
Summer Street Court
Nancy
Barbara Hudson
John Sonia
Herbert Hudson
Edward
Juanita Estes
Geraldine Pearson
May Ella
Lorraine
Shirley Hamlin
Virginia Pearson
Beverly White
Christine
Dorothy
Priscilla Lewis
Betty Cushing
Daniel Fraser, Jr
Lovell W. Staples
Middle Street
Card Club
Patrick Regan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Viola Files
Auburn
Roy F. Shackford
Jeannette
Turner Court
Birch Point
Walter White
Marion
Philip
White
Michael Nagle
Detroit
Mich
Sabine
Mr. Nagle
Sadie Nagle
Mr. White
Joseph Madden
Dike Road
Miss Neilly Visiting South Paris Friend from West Bath
Miss Florence A. Neilly of Trufant's Crossing West Bath is spending the week in South Paris as a guest of Mrs. Florence Whitman. The two were classmates at Farmington Normal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence A. Neilly
Trufant’s Crossing
West Bath
Paris
Florence Whitman
Miss Neilly
Mrs. Whitman
Farmington Normal School
Hollingsheads Return From Pemberton Visit
Mrs Lyman B Hollingshead and her son Lyman Jr of Pemberton New Jersey have returned to their bungalow on upper Washington street by the Kennebec after a two weeks stay at their home in Pemberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Morin
Harry F. Morin
Washington Street
Mr. Morin
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Elizabeth
N. J
Lyman B. Hollingshead
Lyman, Jr
Pemberton, N. J
Upper
The
Kennebec
Pemberton
Laura M. Morse
Robinson Street
Guy Robbins
L. C. Wright
Robbin
Spencer, Ind
Robbins
George W. Hibbs
Upper Washington Street
Paul Tiemer
Summit, N. J
William S. Newell
Anna L. Hartwell
Lucy H. Hartwell
Cambridge
Mass
J. R. Andrews
Mrs Huston and party visit city guests of Mrs McNeil
Mrs Thomas McNeil of 32 Oliver street hosted a visit by Mrs Huston and her daughter Miss Margaret Huston along with Mrs R J Milliken of Elizabeth New Jersey who spent part of their time as guests in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McNeil
M. Huston
Margaret Huston
R. J. Milliken
Elizabeth, N. J
Oliver Street
Mrs Sewall Hosts Luncheon at Tall Trees for Miss Shoe
Mrs Mark W Sewall entertained with a luncheon and two tables of contract Wednesday of last week at Tall Trees Freeport for Miss W Ethrelde Shoe of Philadelphia Mrs Edoward Sewall won first prize and Mrs William S Newell the second
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark W. Sewall
Tall Trees
Freeport
W. Ethrelde Shoe
Philadelphia
Edoward Sewall
William S. Newell
Manning guests depart for homeward journey
Mr and Mrs N E Manning of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs H C Manning of Harrisburg have been guests of Mrs N E Manning's sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Earl Kimble on High Street. They left Thursday for the homeward journey and will visit in the White Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Manning
Los Angeles
Calif
H. C. Manning
Harrisburg
Earl Kimble
High Street
White Mountains
Miss Henrietta Brown Returns Home After Visit
Miss Henrietta Brown of Brunswick returned Thursday from a short visit with Miss Lucille K Johnson at 40 Summer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Brown
Brunswick
Lucille K. Johnson
Summer Street
Marriage Announcements From Brunswick Partners in City News
Announcements received show Miss Marriane Booth and Jack Knight of Brunswick planning marriage. Knight is Western Union Telegraph office manager there. Miss Lucille K. Johnson works at Senter's Inc. Friends of Mrs. Horace Lovell of Brunswick with her infant son report daily improvement at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Cassidy
Squirrel Island
Marriane Booth
Jack Knight
Brunswick
Knight
Western Union Telegraph Office
Lucille K. Johnson
Senter's, Inc
Horace Lovell
Memorial Hospital
Mrs Berry and Mrs Bonney Stay at East Livermore Campground
Mrs Charles Berry and Mrs Nellie Bonney of 188 North Street spend a week at their cottage during the Methodist Camp meeting at East Livermore Campground. Mr Berry visited his mother Mrs Abbie Berry in East Sumner. they joined for a Bath weekend. They traveled to the campground Monday and returned Tuesday with Mrs Berry and Mrs Bonney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall Strout
Malden, Mass
North Edgecomb
Mr Strout
Elmer W. Rogers
High Street
Charles Berry
Nellie Bonney
North Street
East Livermore Campground
Berry
Abbie Berry
East Sumner
Bath
Bonney
Bath area social notes and outings span families and trips
Mrs Archie Seekins returns with Paul and Caroline Freischmann from York Beach and Kittery to see grandparents. Miss Joan Breton to visit Octave and Angus Breton. Boston guest William O Kimball stays with Major Kimball. Greenwich visitors end trip at Small Point Beach while others vacation in Naples, Northern Maine, and Old Orchard Beach. John Newell joins Bath Iron Works. Edward and Johnson celebrate 10th anniversary with party featuring a floor lamp. Multiple residents plan summer trips to Canada, New York, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Sarkis
Bath Iron Works Corp
George
George P. Perry
Massachusetts
New England
Sadie E. Sarkis
Torrington
Archie Seekins
Paul
Caroline Freischmann
Lionel Breton
York Beach
Roland Breton
Kittery
Seekins
Joan Breton
Octave Breton
Washington Street
Angus Burden
Highland Street
Weekend visits and gatherings fill Dover social scene
Dover residents hosted and visited relatives and friends during a busy weekend. Donnell Carr Jr stays with grandparents, Doris Zorrilla's linen shower honored her engagement to Langdon Thistle, and many guests arrived from Boston Norwalk Canton and Detroit for meals readings and socializing. A clam bake, picnics, motor trips and summer stays at cottages complemented a string of visits to and from local households and traveling guests.
Seacoast Hotels Busy as Some Linger in Summer
City notes reflect varied coastal business with hotels like Sebasco Lodge Gosnold Arms at New Harbor and Hotel Pemaquid reported full while others suffer a weak season. Tuna fishing remains strong with a New Harbor angler towing a big catch home near Marblehead. Up town Theatre manager Mr Gooch faces a film mix up delaying My Lucky Star. Labor Day outings loom as cranberry picking starts and local road work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebasco Lodge
Gosnold Arms
New Harbor
Francis J. Gooch
Uptown Theatre
Bath
Boston
Bangor Opera House
Farley Favored by Conservatives in 1940 Politics
Oliver McKee Jr. notes in the Boston Transcript that James Farley, favored by conservatives, has significant influence on the 1940 ticket and platform. Frictions with the White House stem from fears of New Dealers controlling the convention and a possible third term. Farley's Catholic faith could affect nomination prospects, though southern politicians support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Five
Farley
Washington
White House
Jim Farley
al Smith
Oliver McKee Jr
Boston Transcript
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Mrs. Rupert Irvine heads a week in New Haven and Westfield with friends while Mr. and Mrs. George Foerster stay with Langbehn in Jersey City. Rose Goodwin opens her Foster's Point farm in New York and plans holiday entertainments. Numerous residents voyage to Popham Beach, Lakewood, Fryeburg, and Jamaica Plain for visits, camping, and performances with family and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Irvine
North Street
New Haven
Boston
Dorchester
Mass
Marie Smith
Joan Killarney
Virginia Preney
Helen Reynolds
Popham Beach
Katherine Marr
R. N
Augusta
Lula Marr
Upper Washington Street
Herbert Caverly
Corliss Street
Caverly
Orrin Caverny
Lewiston
Caddilac Mountain
Louis A. Dole
George
Louise
Gertrude
Middle Street
Fryeburg
Melville Clark
John Atwood
Charles Marr
Joseph Robinson
Paul Tiemer
Summit
N. J
Carrie F. Tiemer
East Harpswell
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Eugene Franks
Owen J. Ledyard
Mary Brown
Pearl Street
Old Orchard Beach
William A. Perry
Center Street
Cambridge, Mass
Mrs
J. M. Steadman
Georgetown
Bath Schools
Steadman
Tejon Street
Denver
Col
Joan M. Harrison
Florence Barnes
Ralph Welch
Ralph, Jr
Malden
Bay Point
Theo
Nathalie McNeil
James R. McNeil
Barnes
Pine Street
Harold M. Sewall
Arthur Sewalld
Camp O-At-Ka
East Sebago
John Baldwin
Donald
John
N. F. Howe
Bridgeport
Conn
Arthur Sewall
Portland Harbor
Monhegan
Portland Head Light
Elsie Colby
Alice
West Southport
Emerson Glidden
Tarbox Street
Stanley Whitehouse
Electric Boat and Engine Works
Groton
Veronica Saunders
New London
Mr. Whitehouse
Eben Dana
William H. T. Gove, Jr
Beechnut Packing Co
Canajoharie
Wiscasset
Mr. Gove
H. Earle North
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co
Mary B. North
Totman House
Phippsburg
Oscar Brown
Gwendolyn
Wentworth, N. H
Alpheus H. Goodwin
Stephen Bishop
Edgar D. Leavitt
Andrews Road
Lizzie A. French
Chebeague Island
Effie Hamilton
Nellie P. Merrill
FE. E. Quimby
Five Islands
R. Shanks
Highland Park, Mich
H. Double
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Converse Fenn
West Newton
Boothbay Harbor
W. Percy Hodgkins
Lynn, Mass
Chester A. Plant
J. Ivan Kirkpatrick
James T. Bonney
Union Street Court
Southport
Frank H. Phillips
Reading
Knolltop
Mrs. LeForrest Coombs
Benjamin Coombs
King’s Point
New Meadows
Hugo Baecker
Hugo, Jr
East Orange
Baecker
James P. Ledyard
Lincoln Street
Roland Payne
South Hamilton
Davis Hatch
Green Street
Needham
Dunlap Hatch
Bath National Bank
Archie Doyle
Skowhegan
Richard Hastings
Virginia
Jeanette
Elmer Greenleaf
Gilbert E. Leland
Dover Foxcroft
Leonard Moore
Lowell
John A. Lord
Theresa Raynor
Clara Dow
J. W. MacGuire
Joseph I. Smith
Boothbay Playhouse
Marjorie
Barbara White
Arline Conley
Barre, Vt
Miss Conley
Harold Conley
Portland Municipal Golf Course
Wilfred Chaney
David Henderson
Robert Brownell
Robert Shaw
Fred Shaw
Morris Povich
John Grindel
Frank Gallagher
Maurice Puffer
Jimmie Thompson
George Stevens
Oscar F. Williams
Stevens
Ueir
Joyce
Lydia
Somerville
Mr. Sprague
Guy Sprague
Harry W. Crosman
Lily Pray
Ardella Farrar
Sagadahoc Ferry
Foster's Point
Lynn
Donald Wishart
Franklin
Wollaston
Frank G. Page
Helen
Pelham Manor
Moosehead
Rangeley
Rupert H. Baxter
Essex Junction
Mr. Baxter
H. C. Baxter & Bro
John Labbie
Hanover, N. H
Mr. Labbie
Charles E. Doten
Robert Doten
Portland
I. B. Neilly
Ernest Adams
Hopkinton
Minard
Adams
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
John W. Gilmore
Albert Ruben
Helen Cullen
Edward Reed
Quincy, Mass
Susan Reed
Edward C. Stiness
Country Club
Harry A. Smith
Carroll Watson
Charles H. Cahill
Mary Biggins
Edward Newman
Henry M. Biggins
Chestnut Street
John A. Legro
Hugenot Park
Staten Island
Allen M
Legro
William O. Kimball
William R. Kimball
Henry C. Flower
Shirley
Greenwich, Conn
Loyall F. Sewall
Small Point Beach
Stanley Cheney
Plymouth
John Burgon
Cheney
Dorothy Donnell
This City
John Conroy
Joseph Grace, Jr
Senter’s Inc
Muriel Grace
Edward Foster
Gertrude Haskell
Camp Medomak
Lewis E. Prentiss
Betty
Courtney
A. A. Scott
Mary Marr
Charlotte F. Wyman
Bertha M. Dunbar
Naples
George Hunt
Daniel Williams
Ruth
East
Jefferson
Harold
Cynthia
Sallie Lane
Walter E. Edge
Edward C. Johnson
Academy Street
Mr. Johnson
Charles Broden
Broden Yard
Perleyster
Johnson
Frank T. Fortier
Herbert McCabe
William T. Thornton
Cecil Rowland
P. J. Conley
A. B. Webber
R. T. Knight
Perley Ater
John Sampson
Margaret
Charles Johnson
Edward St. Peter
John W. Osborne
Joan
Ralph King
Ralph Jr
Old Orchard
Charles Garcelon
Home of
Friends
Mr. Garcelon
Leonard W. Lozier
Donald J. Emero
Charles Genthner
Mohawk Trail
Canada
Theodore R. Sargent
Yarmouth
Peabody
City
James E. Lockery
Robert. H. Haskell
Vinal W. Haskell
New York State
Newell Wilson
University of Maine
Lincoln Electric Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Saples
Nhs
J. Edward Drake
Donald Green
Milan Street
New York
Green
Donnell M. Carr
Donnell Jr
Dover
N. H
Charles A. Carr
Donnell, Jr
Raymond J. Farley
Doris Zorrilla
Crescent Street
Langdon N. Thistle
Henry O. Trowbridge
Norfolk
Constance Morin
Indian Point
Roger D. Skillings
Castine
Frank P. Smith
Starr Soderman
Canton, Ohio
Smith
Lena Shepard
Lillian M. Haynes
Norwalk, Conn
William T. Crowley
Union Street
Ladies Sewing Circle
Minott D. Given
Melrose
Sebasco
Thomas McCabe
Colin R. Dunn
Bessie Hasselman
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Margaret E. Gallagher
Grant Store
Connecticut
Jane D. Hart
Buddie
North Bergen
Carl J. Severin
Spring Street
Denmark
Holland
Edwin H. Given
Gretchen
Wakefield
Howard W. Mayo
Hotel Statler
Charles W. Talbot
Samuel McElroy
George Ingraham
Arletta Allard
Mechanic Falls
Winfield L. Ham
Mrs. Talbot
East Brunswick
Howard V. Castle
William D. Sewall
Stonehouse
Patricia Sewall
Jean
June McCall
Polly Osborne
Jane Stevens
Mary Ellanor Donnell
Carroll
Robert Morse
John Osborne
Richard Carlton
Melvin Henderson
Cape Elizabeth
Marblehead
Solar Lodge
Masons
Winne- Rance
Water District
Garner
William Curran
Arthur Gilley
Eleanor Warner
Ruth Freeman
Lakewood
George and
Edward Vaughan
Corliss 'Street
Jamaica Plan
Daniel Coulter
Bertha Albee
John T. Parris
Edward Gaudreau