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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1936

Page

6

Bath Society Notes Tour Guests From Near and Far

A Bath page details visits and arrivals of numerous families and individuals from Bath and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Irving L Hopkins of San Diego formerly Bath are on a two day visit with Herbert L Hopkins at 29 Spring street. Many Bath residents entertain visitors from New Jersey New York and Canada and report brief stays at local cottages and hotels.

Irving L. Hopkins San Diego Cal Bath Herbert L. Hopkins Spring Street Hopkins the Times Butterick Publishing Co

Vacations and Visits Roundup From Bath to Cambridge

Miss Dorothy Crooker returns to Boston after a two week vacation with her parents in High street. Mrs. Galen M. Low and daughter Jean go home to Cambridge after two weeks in Bath. Mrs. Edward H. Hartwell visits Cambridge for two weeks with her daughter. Capt. George C. Hanna spends Friday in the City with friends. Annie Conley hosts a Bailey's Island picnic for Miss Helen Connors. Connors returns with Eileen Jones from York village camp. Mrs. Laura Zace and brother Gene Tanguay visit cousins Oscar J. Tanguay in 17 Wesley street. William Rogers Jr. heads to Lake Trip for a week with relatives in Lewiston. grandmother Mrs. George Merrill accompanies him. Meeker, Kimball, and Kimball visit Prout's Neck to see Mrs. Sewall. Yeaton trio arrives for a few days with cousin Mrs. Dunbar. Coffin of Worcester returns after visiting Bath, Bar Harbor, and Bangor. Lord family hosts at Robinhood summer home.

Galen M. Low Jean Cambridge Mass Bath Edward H. Hartwell High Street Annie Conley Freemont Street Bailey's Island Helen Connors Boston Miss Connors Eileen Jones Addison Jones Miss Connor York Village Laura Zace Gene Tanguay Thompsonville, Conn Oscar J. Tanguay Wesley Street William Rogers, Jr William Rogers Lake Trip E. R. Randall Lewiston George Merrill Blanche Yeaton Ernest Yeaton Augusta Pearl E. Dunbar Middle Street Miss Yeaton Cynthia Rogers Oak Street Prout’s Neck the Willows Nassau Sanford B. Nickerson Park Street Dorothy Crooker Samuel Morse Nathan E. Coffin Dominique Tardif Othur Crooker Roger Pierce Raymond Hart Miss Crooker Hermon Crooker Herbert Stevens Senter’s, Inc Arthur Bowker Chester Colby Lower Middle Street Hurley G. Grant Waldo County Hospital Mr. Grant H. D. Grant Martha Grant Garrett J. Galvin New York Philadelphia Isabel M. Mackinnon St. Joseph’s Hospital Paterson N. J Norman J. Mackinnon Washington Street W. Hazel Cunningham Spring Street Hallowell Farmington Madison Cunningham Leo Berkley Leo, Jr Charles E. Miller Miller Labor Day Berkley Gorham Normal School Peggy Shea Fred W. Larrabee Charles R. Sims Geoffrey Cooper Abington Sims Harriet Furber Larrabee

Miss Trott Ends Camp Stay Returns Home from Smel Point

Miss Anne Elizabeth Trott, after a summer camp at Crawford Lake Union, arrived at Smel Point Beach on August 26 for a few weeks before heading back to Providence Rhode Island. R Houghter Trott had been at Camp Marienfeld Dublin New Hampshire and will go to Small Point.

Anne Elizabeth Trott Crawford Lake Union Smel Point Beach Providence R. I. Houghter Trott Camp Marienfeld Dublin N. H Small Point

Local residents depart for cottages and visits around Maine

A list of social departures and visits across Maine highlights a group leaving for the Shackford cottage at Birch Point for a week. Others include Copelands attending the Maine winter residents reunion in Hallowell and spending summers at Camp Cosy in Woolwich. Aubrey Steen and family travelled from Park Street to Arrowsic to see his father, with Cynthia Rogers returning from Prout’s Neck to Nassau, and Leah Merrill heading to Mechanic Falls to visit her grandfather Rev Frank Lamb.

Edwin A. Copeland Middle Street Worster House Hallowell Maine Florida Copeland Camp Cosy Woolwich St. Petersburg Fla

Dinner hosts honor guests at Washington street gathering

Mr. and Mrs. W. Dayton Hill hosted a dinner party at their Washington street home on Thursday evening. Guests then joined a lawn party at the Country club including Mr. and Mrs. Carol Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brownell, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Milton C. Trott, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton D. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hatch, Mr. and Mrs Edward Sewall, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Conti, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Bragg, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hawley, Mrs. Ann Mullin, Mrs. Walter T. Paine of Westfield New Jersey, William Partington and Dunlap Hatch.

W. Dayton Hill Washington Street Country Club Carol Watson Charles Andrews Robert Brownell E. R. Andrews Milton C. Trott Clinton D. Wilson Robert B. Hatch Edward Sewall A. J. Conti Ralph W. Bragg Warren Hawley Ann Mullin Walter T. Paine Westfield N. J William Partington Dunlap Hatch

Local Socials Highlight Summer Guests and Parties

Mr and Mrs Irving J Wallace hosted a 19th birthday celebration for their son Philip with desserts and a marshmallow roast on the beach. Attendees included Edith Johnson Solveig Rasmussen Margaret O Keefe Emma King Emily Hurtig and several Ledamuns and Baraczys among others from Bath and nearby areas.

Irving J. Wallace Mall Point Philip Wallace Edith Johnson Solveig Rasmussen Margaret O'Keefe Emma King Emily Hurtig Evelyn Ledamun Charles Baraczy Donald Ledamun Donald Wallace Carl MacIntyre A. D. Baraczy Prahk Ledamun Lawrence Small Mary McClure Bath

Visit Marks Return of Wakefield man from Bath

Harry H. Kimball of Wakefield Massachusetts a former Bathman was a visitor in the city Thursday noon. His parents Captain and Mrs Fremont Kimball long lived at 8 North Street corner of Front Street. Kimball learned watch repair at Harriman jewelry store now Hall Hunt's and moved 20 years ago with his parents to Wakefield keeping ties with Bath friends who welcomed him Thursday.

Harry H. Kimball Wakefield Mass Fremont Kimtball North Street Front Street Harry Kimball Harriman Hall & Hunt's Bath

Merrill Family Return From Kennebunkport Outing

Mr and Mrs Jason A Merrill and daughter Leah of Washington street return from a week long outing at Kennebunkport Their guest was Mrs Merrill's father Rev Frank M Lamb of Mechanic Falls

Leah Merrill Jason A. Merrill Lower Washington Street Mechanic Falls Rev Frank Lamb Leah Washington Street Kennebunkport Merrill Frank M. Lamb

Salem visitors extend stay in Bath and Georgetown

Mrs. Ernest Curtis of Salem Massachusetts travels with her son Scott Curtis and daughter Mrs Harold Miller of Melrose who have returned. Mrs Curtis plans an extended visit in Bath and Georgetown. Miss Jane Porteous and Carl Beyer of Portland were overnight guests Friday of Miss Mary Sewall at the Stone House.

Ernest Curtis Salem Mass Scott Curtis Harold Miller Melrose Jane Porteous Carl Beyer Portland Mary Sewall Stone House

Augusta Nurses Training student returns after vacation

Miss Katharine Marr resumes studies at Augusta General Hospital Nursing School after a three week visit with her mother Mrs Luke Marr and relatives in Massachusetts and Maine. Others returning home include the Shackfords from Birch Point and Mr and Mrs William N Blake from Hampton Virginia.

Katharine Marr Augusta Augusta General Hospital Luke Marr Arlington A. Marr, Jr Malden Mass Everard Cochester Robert A. Verrier Prouts Neck

Adams Family Plans White Mountains Trip and Pet Monkey

Mr and Mrs Harold Adams and their son Bobby of Western Avenue left Saturday for a weekend trip through the White Mountains On the return they will pass through Hudson New Hampshire to visit the Benson Animal Farm where Bobby will bring home a pet monkey

Harold Adams Bobby Western Avenue White Mountains Hudson, N. H Benson Animal Farm

Birth of nine and a half pound son to King family

Robert William King Jr. is the name given to the nine and a half pound son born Tuesday last week to Mr and Mrs Robert William King at their home 54 Bath Street. Mr and Mrs Hiram Tobey of Wakefield MA arrived Saturday to visit Mrs Tobey's parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Pepper and his parents Mr and Mrs George Tobey.

Robert William King, Jr Robert William King Bath Street Hiram Tobey Wakefield Mass Tobey Arthur Pepper Middle Street George Tobey Western Avenue

Morin family visits during Bangor summer stay

Edward G Morin of Eastern Manufacturing Co Bangor spends the weekend with his father Dr Harry F Morin of Washington Street. Charles Ginsberg and son Lewis visit Mrs Lewis Mikelsky on Sislin Street. Mrs Max Cohen of Albany NY visits her mother and sisters. Mr Cohen returns to Albany after accompanying her.

Edward G. Morin Eastern Manufacturing Co Bangor Harry F. Morin Washington Street Charles Ginsberg Lewis Ginsberg Lewis Mikelsky Sislin Street Max Cohen Albany N. Y Mr. Cohen

Harvard anniversary brings English clergyman to Boston

A Canadian Pacific liner carried a passenger for a year long European tour. She traveled with her brother Rev. William Hall Williams of Old Marston England who attended his theological Class fiftieth anniversary at Harvard and had been in the U S for months. He also joined Miss Greenleaf as a guest at her summer home and Mrs Arthur J Dunton hosted a luncheon at Foster's Point.

Treas Europe William Hall Williams Old Marston England United States Harvard University Mr. Williams Miss Greenleaf

Cohasset Family Visits Relatives in Wakefield and Wakefield

Mrs Lester Brackley and her children Miriam Lester Jr and Paul of Cohasset Mass arrive to spend two weeks with Mr Brackleys sister and husband Mr and Mrs Carl Pierce of Center street Mrs Wallace Rand leaves Sunday for her home in Wakefield Mass after visiting ten days with her mother Mrs John O Moulton of Middle Street

Lester Brackley Miriam Lester, Jr Paul Cohasset Mass Mr. Brackley Carl Pierce Center Street Wallace. Rand Wakefield John O. Moulton Middle Street Harry Baum Springfield Max Kutz Cobb Road Mr. Baum Clark University Worcester

Silsby Trio News Ties For Haven and Boston

Ralph Silsby and his son Roger of Fair Haven Mass have returned from visiting Mrs. Frederick B. Silsby on Washington Street. Roger Silsby, a Harvard graduate in June, has accepted a position in the United Shoe Machinery Co office in Beverly.

Ralph Silsby Roger Fairhaven Mass Mr. Silsby Frederick B. Silsby Washington Street Roger Silsby Harvard United Shoe Machinery Co Beverly

Mrs Carrie Sampson Visits Friendship Sunday Guest Plan

Mrs Carrie M Sampson attends Friendship Sunday and will spend several weeks as a guest of her sister Mrs Albion Wotton.

Carrie M. Sampson Friendship Albion Wotton

Local families head home after visits and relocations

Mr and Mrs George Field and daughters Janet and Carol of New Britain Conn returned home Friday after weeks with Mrs Field s mother Mrs Effie Parrish and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Stanley Carlton of Oak Park Ill have returned after visiting Turnercourt hosts. Mr and Mrs Stanley Bright of Detroit Mich visit to Labor Day with Mrs D Wyle Lemont and Mr Lemont. Mrs Cora I Thompson of Washington st visits Freeport with son Carrol Thompson. Mr and Mrs John B Downey and son Harold of Ware Mass to live in Franklin NH where Downey has taken a civil engineering post. family to join Sept 1 after Downeys recent visit with Mr and Mrs Lewis Spicer.

George Field Janet and Carol Field New Britain, Conn Stanley Bright Mason Detroit, Mich Cora I. Thompson Washington Street Freeport Carrol Thompson John B. Downey Harold Ware Mass Franklin, N. H Downey Downeys Lewis Spicer Bedford Street

Mrs Dominque Tardif and Daughters Visit Lewiston

Mrs Dominique Tardif and her daughters Patricia and Fern along with Miss Margaret Chaney RN of Park Street passed away Thursday in Lewiston where they were guests of Mrs Tardif’s mother Mrs Patrick Minnehan.

Dominique Tardif Patricia Fern Margaret Chaney R. N Park Street Lewiston Tardif Patrick Minnehan

Thomaston and Turner Court visitors arrive for Rice family

Mrs F M Rice and Mr and Mrs George Merrill of Thomaston arrive for a visit with Mrs Rice's son and daughter in law Carlton Rice and wife of Turner Court.

F. M. Rice George Merrill Thomaston

Bruce family heads to Brooklyn after summer with Richmond Hill kin

Mrs Francis S Bruce and son Gerald of Richmond Hill Long Island have been spending the summer with Mrs Allen Morse at 13 Highland street and left Thursday night for Brooklyn to join Mr Bruce employed by The Montauk club. Mr and Mrs Charles Woodman of Hyde Park Massachusetts, formerly of the city, have returned after visiting Horace Woodman of Middle street.

Horace P. Morse Barbara Russell Street Southport Mrs. Morse Frank H. Phillips Francis S. Bruce Gerald Richmond Hill L. I Bruce Allen Morse Highland Street Brooklyn N. Y Montauk Club Charles Woodman Hyde Park, Mass Woodman Horace Woodman Middle Street

Miss Sylvia Kutz Starts at Rider College Next Tuesday

Sylvia Kutz of 5 Cockbroad, class of 1936 Morse High, enters Rider College in Trenton New Jersey next Tuesday. She is National Honor Society and will visit relatives in Boston before heading to Trenton. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Katz. Gertrude Wallace, daughter of George Wallace Somerset Place, and Mrs Bernard Presley and son Harvey spent the weekend in Bangor and returned Monday. Mr and Mrs Winfield Stevens and Mrs Herbert Knight of Washington Street returned Saturday from trips to Greenville Bingham Eastport and Bar Harbor. The Stevenses visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Carver in East Boothbay and left Monday to spend a few days with cousins Mr and Mrs Morris Brown of Cumberland Center.

Emma F. Whitlam Wollaston Mass Winfield Whittam E. E. Morse Snow Park Parker Stella Whittam Morse Sylvia Kutz Cockbroad Morse High School Rider College Trenton N. J Kutz National Honor Society Boston Max Katz Gertrude Wallace George Wallace Somerset Place Bernard Presley Harvey Bangor Winfield, Stevens Herbert Knight Washington Street Greenville Bingham Eastport Bar Harbor Stevens Arthur Carver East Boothbay Morris Brown Cumberland Center H. King Coolidge New York

Miss Shirley Mank Visits Indian Rest Guests

Miss Shirley M. Mank of 15 Spring Street returned Monday after spending the weekend at Indian Rest as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Coffin and daughter Mrs. Emily Harris of Brunswick.

Shirley M. Mank Spring Street Indian Rest Jesse Coffin Emily Harris Brunswick

Miss Janet Bridgham Returns Home After Camp

Miss Janet Bridgham, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward W Bridgham, returned to 1074 Washington Street on Thursday after serving as senior councillor at Camp Laughing Soon near Little Lake Ossipee this Summer. She, a Morse class of 1936 graduate, plans to enter Bates College this Fall.

Janet Bridgham Washington Street Little Lake Ossipee Bridgham Morse Bates Edward W. Bridgham

Donnell Family Heads West for Winter Trip

Mr and Mrs Roy A Donnell and their son Robert depart from 23 Oak Street by car for San Diego California to spend the winter. Their son will resume his studies as a junior at San Diego high school. En route they plan to visit Niagara Falls Pere Marquette Ferry ride Lake Michigan Yosemite Park and Sequoia Park in California.

Abbott H. Redlon Richard West Bath Orono Roy A. Donnell Robert Oak Street San Diego Cal San Diego High School Niagara Falls Lake Michigan Yosemite Park Sequoia Park California

Evening at Ramsay home yields plenty of prizes

A social evening at Day's Ferry featured contract and whist with prizes for ladies and gentlemen. Mrs. W. S. Wiggin won first prize for ladies a leather writing portfolio. Mrs. Albion Corliss second a desk set. Mr. Ramsay took first prize for gentlemen a case of smokes. George M. Stinson second. Names of guests included Mrs. Samuel Buck and others. the Mayo family returned from Ocean Park.

Me Arescy Staat Oreen Mecsas Axtora Baltimore Ramsay Wiggin Albion Coriss George M. Stinson Samuel Buck Charlotte Buck Cleveland Buck Isaac B. Howard Carlton Trott Albion Corliss Day's Ferry Marcia Stinson Woolwich Portland George Jacobs Roy Blackford Gardiner Deering

Social Notes From a New England Town

Miss Mary F Gibbons returns Aug 26 to Washing ton street from Hammond Hill Rhode Island with cousin Mrs J Prescott Farnsworth and in Sharon Mass with Mr and Mrs Fred Cummings. Friends of Frank E Emmons become Three Quarters Century club member. Mrs Albert Rasmussen and family dine with Mr and Mrs D Wylie Lemont. Notables visit Small Point Beach for luncheon. Mrs Eugene Footer and sister Mrs L M Peterson spend a week in Portland at the Eastland.

Mary F. Gibbons Washington Street Hammond Hill R. I J. Prescott Farnsworth Sharon Mass Fred Cummings Frank E. Emmons C. W. Rogers, Inc Three Quarters Century Club Eugene Footer L. M. Peterson Portland Eastland Albert Allaby Michigan Mr. Allaby Ralph F. Small Dummer Street

Patterson Engagement for Hazel Patterson in Brunswick

Mr and Mrs Levi T Patterson of Freeport announce the engagement of their daughter Hazel Winona to Leo L Livernois of Brunswick. Hazel, a junior supervisor in the Bruns wick telephone office, is a Freeport High School graduate of 1926 who attended the Maine School of Commerce in Portland and Auburn. Livernois, son of Mr and Mrs Phillippe Livernois, is a Brunswick High graduate and co owner of a local grocery with his brother at McLellan and Harpswell streets. The wedding is planned for October.

Levi T. Patterson Freeport Hazel Winona Leo L. Livernoss Brunswick Brunswick High

Summer travelers visit Bath area and Sagadahoc trips

Miss Camilla Edge Miss Mary Ester Edge and Miss Virginia Trott all spending summer at Small Point walked to Bath last Tuesday, a four and a half hour trip. Geraldine Stott returned from Portland to Birch Point to stay with Miss Shackford. Mr and Mrs H King Coolidge returned to New York after ten days with relatives. George Carlton and family from Philadelphia visited Sagadahoc area. Carlton is a Drexel Institute science professor.

Camilla Edge Mary Ester Edge Virginia Trott Small Point Bath George Carlton George, Jr Richard Kenneth Philadelphia

Johnsons Celebrate Eighth Wedding Anniversary Dinner

Dr and Mrs Harvey Hardy and daughter Miriam left Tuesday for Newton Center Mass after summer at their Washington home. Mr and Mrs Edward Co Johnson of Academy street hosted a family dinner Saturday night for their eighth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mrs Johnsons parents Mr and Mrs Ruel Knight of Washington street Mr and Mrs John Sampson and daughter Margaret of High street Mrs Carrie M Sampson and Rev and Mrs A Bernard Webber and son William of Milton Mass Mr and Mrs Fred May and Sidney Lermond of Pine street with house guests Mr and Mrs Harold Roberts of Washington DC returning Saturday from a three days trip to St John NB.

LeRoy Lord and Son LeRoy, Jr Upper Washington Street Charles Andre High Street Robinhood Harvey Hardy Miriam Hardy Newton Center Mass Washington Street Edward Co. Johnson Academy Street Johnson Ruel T. Knight John Sampson Margaret Carrie M. Sampson A. Bernard Webber William Milton Fred May Sidney Lermond Pine Street Harold Roberts Washington, D. C St. John, N. B Harold GC. Roberts Carl Albee Trufant Farm Great Island Handswell

Mrs Dickins Nickerson and Tedder Head to Melrose Holiday

Mrs Justin H Dickins, Mrs Roger D Nickerson, and Mrs Fondville L Tedder travel from Bath to Melrose Massachusetts to visit Mrs Dickins' mother Mrs Earle. They will stay while their husbands serve on the U S Drayton. Mrs Thomas J Casey accompanies them and will join Lt Casey in Newport. The others remain in Boston until the Drayton departs on its first cruise.

Justin H. Dickins Roger D. Nickerson Fondville L. Tedder Melrose Mass Dickins Earle Bath U. S Drayton Boston Thomas J. Casey Casey Lieut. Casey Newport

Parkhursts Visit Somerville Guests in City

Mr and Mrs Fred CL Parkhurst of Somerville Massachusetts are spending two weeks in this city as guests of Mrs Estella M Comeau of 11 Spring Street. The visit highlights family ties and temporary residence during a city stay.

Fred CL. Parkhurst Somerville, Mass

Bath area summer residents and visitors noted in Bar Harbor column

The Bath group returns on Labor Day from Medomak and Camp Manitou visits. Local residents and visitors travel among Bar Harbor, Northeast Harbor, Cadillac Mountain, and surrounding towns. Several confirmations of marriages and engagements are recorded, with figures on relocations, travels, and family ties.

Medomak Camp Washington Louise E. Briggs Margery Haskell William Owen Harold Stanton Camp Manitou Congrégational Conference of Maine Bath Purdue Camp Metromak

Mackinnon Home Hosts Visiting Families From East

Mr and Mrs Francis MacDonald and daughter Frances arrive Sunday from Quincy Massachusetts for a week with Mr and Mrs Norman J Mackinnon at 276 Washington Street. Mr and Mrs J F Gerry with Peggy and Ian from Paterson New Jersey, who stayed two weeks at Popham, visit the Mackinnons for a few days.

Francis MacDonald Frances Quincy Mass Norman J. Mackinnon Washington Street J. F. Gerry Peggy Ian Paterson, N. J Popham

Detroit guests stay with Leavitts on Andrews Road

Mr and Mrs H B Willmott of Detroit visit for a week as guests of Mr and Mrs Edgar D Leavitt at 18 Andrews Road. Willmott serves as superintendent at Westinghouse Electric Co in Detroit.

H. B. Willmott Detroit Mich Edgar D. Leavitt Andrews Road Willmott Westinghouse Electric Co

Tea Guests At Rock Gardens Inn Saturday

Don T. Snipe and Mrs. John A. Morse were hosted by Mrs. Edwin D. Hardin for a tea at Rock Gardens Inn on Saturday.

Don T. Snipe John A. Morse Edwin D. Hardin Rock Gardens Inn

Bath Man Receives Suspended Sentence In Municipal Court

West Bath resident Whorff appeared before Recorder Owen J. Ledyard on a charge arising from a traffic incident at an intersection on Center Street. He was given a suspended sentence after pleading guilty. Street lights at Birch Point lit up for the first time on Aug 26 as electricity reached cottages nearby, boosting the summer resort area.

Albert Whorff West Bath Gitoine Ta Bath Municipal Court Owen J. Ledyard Langdon E. Green Center Street Birch Point John H. Hyde

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