Salvation Army drives aid as Maine officers tour region
Miss Frances A. Sortwell leads a fundraising push with Lamont Higgins and two Salvation Army public relations officers to boost the drive. A Friday evening screening by Miss Sophie Woodman supports parish repairs and a silver collection. Lincoln lodge plans its 150th anniversary on Oct 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Frances A. Sortwell
Lamont Higgins
Ima Sanborn
Barbara Allen
W. C. Day
Real estate transfers across Sagadahoe County listed
Transfers include 20 in Bath, 6 in Richmond, 4 in Topsham, 3 in West Bath, and 2 in Woolwich with parcels on Green Washinon High Washington Goddard and other streets. Several transfers involve state of Maine a.m. entities and multiple individuals including Bragdon Mullaney Dauphin Brown Lewis Ho Ketchum and York among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe County Register of Deeds
Bath
Bowdoin
Richmond
Topsham
West Bath
Woolwich
Green Street
Emma
Alden
Ida E. Bragdon
Washinon Street
John E. Mullaney
High Street
Edmund P. Briggs
State of Maine
Washington Street
Jennie P. Brown
Annie E. Dauphin
Eugene O. Dauphin, Jr
Goddard
Land and
Olatdines
Washington Treet
Atoabhar Real Estate Coote Deunie Morten
Land
Bridihs
Ober
Broopy
Hive Stivert Assocraticin Fo Brarets
Bortratat
Sade EE
Sarkis
Manta
Gered Bret
Visitors and Residents Share a Busy Summer Week
Frederika visits Miss Leslie Larned at the Joseph Smith house. Natalie and Laura Brown of New York arrive for a two week vacation. Dr. Ethel Groves of Philadelphia visits Elm Lodge. Mrs. Gustavus Hilton sustains a fractured wrist. Julie Chiera returns from St. Andrews Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Britton of Ann Arbor visit Mrs. Ida B. Creamer in Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Nute and family return from a week in Melrose. Mae Groves and daughters go back to Wellesley. Chauncey Paul and children stay with Mrs. Blagdon. Mrs. George Dorr returns from Rhode Island and nearby states and stays with her daughter Mrs. Blanche Fowle. Wednesday includes a day with relatives in Waldoboro. Mrs. George P. Hobson, summering at Fullerton hotel Boothbay Harbor, visits the home of Mrs. George Bemis and Miss Mary Hobson on Federal street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederika
Leslie Larned
Joseph Smith House
Natalie
Laura Brown
New York
Ethel Groves
Philadelphia
Elm Lodge
Gustavus Hilton
Julie Chiera
St. Andrews Hospital
Boothbay Harbor
Britton
Ann Arbor
Mich
Fullerton Hotel
George Bemis
Mary Hobson
Federal Street
Land transfers among named parties in 19th century records
Wesserdante de Laid and duaitdines from El mer J Estes to Robert C Mer rill list land and landdines from Justus L H Miller et al to Chiford POCoxs et al in a formal conveyance record. The fragment names multiple individuals and transfer relationships without full context or dates.
Mrs Alexander MacDonald Admitted At Memorial Hospital
Mrs Alexander MacDonald of 1177 High Street is listed as a patient at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander MacDonald
High Street
The
Memorial Hospital
Will Bath Return to Beer Parlors at the Election
Maine voters on September 14 face a statewide alcohol ballot item and Bath local decisions on liquor sales. The piece recalls prior campaigns, outlines current laws on on premise consumption, and foresees policing challenges if beer parlors reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BATH
Joey the Jerk’s
Maine
Elmhurst Dairy to become Elmhurst Playschool in Bath
The Elmhurst dairy estate will be remodeled into Elmhurst Playschool run by Miss Beatrice Bouton and Miss Elizabeth Harris. The girls opened a preschool last year in Bath and will relocate to the Hyde estate across from the farmhouse on Western Avenue with living quarters in the building. The program will serve nursery and sub primary children, align with Bath public schools, and allow transfers to city schools. About 20 to 30 children are expected this season, with a Parents Board advisory group supporting the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Roosevelt
Faw Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Elmhurst
Beatrice Bouton
Elizabeth Harris
Cosmopolitan Club
Washington Street
West Georgetown
Elmhurst Dairy
He Venture
Diana Fenn
Converse G. Fenn
Hyde Estate
Western Avenue
Harland A. Ladd
West Bath
Roger D. Skillings
William Kelley
Harry L. Day
Royal A. Johnson
Maude P. Thayer
Miss Bouton
Miss Harris
Baltimore
Maryland Institute of Fine and Applied Arts
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Highland Manor
Err Art Eventoiss Harris
Orange
Mass
Antioch College
The
Park Nursery School
Sunnyside
L. 1
Six Respondents Guilty in Municipal Court Session
Judge Gardiner R. Deering presided over seven charges against six men in a Tuesday morning municipal court session. Five pleaded guilty to intoxication, one to a note, and the panhandling charge yielded a not guilty plea. All six were found guilty of all counts, with penalties including fines and jail time or suspended sentences. The arrests followed street fights by Patrolman Joseph Thibodeau shortly after midnight Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Polo
Mats Tandy
View
Worten Ali
Fatto
Gardiner R. Deering
Bangor
Bath
Augusta
Joseph Thibodeau
Personal notes on local residents and travel
Dr. Walter K. Morse has left for Newport Rhode Island to be stationed at the Naval hospital. The Gilchrists return from a Bath Iron Works vacation at Biscay Pond while Mrs Phillips and nieces depart Woolwich. Carpenters Noddin and Leeman finish Hyde Windlass work and return to Maine. Conway family vacationing in Boston Providence and New York to see Jackie Cooper. Bath Memorial nurses Mary MacMillan Charlotte McRae and Jamie Mathieson travel to Concord New Hampshire for psychiatric training at the state hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter K. Morse
Washington Street
Newport
R. L
Naval Hospital
R. D. Gilchrist
Bedford Street
Toenday
Gilchrist
Bath Iron Works Corp
Merrill
Biscay Pond
George Phillips
Woolwich
Barbara
Marion Peterson
Duxbury
Mass
Phillips
Chester Noddin
Henry Leeman
Hyde Windlass
Calais
J. J. Conway
Conway
Boston
Providence
New York
Jackie Cooper
Mary MacMillan
Charlotte McRae
Jamie Mathieson
Bath Memorial Hospital
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire State Hospital
North Bath man bound over to October session
Parker Tarbox of North Bath was bound over to the Sagadahoc Superior Court October term on a charge of making an oral threat against Mrs. Joseph E. Arsenault. Testimony described threats at the home and a Sunday morning visit. The court set sureties at $1,000 after finding probable cause. Other municipal court cases involved intoxication and disobedience charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Tarbox
North Bath
Sagadahoc
Frank L. Moriarty
Deering
Volunteer Nurses Aide Group Seeks New Members
Mrs. Ralph G. Stetson of 964 Washington street heads the Volunteer Nurses Aide group and seeks all willing to join the course. She succeeds Mrs. Arthur Sewall II, who moves to Portland and cannot continue as chairman. Stetson, a graduate of the first city Nurses Aide class, invites calls or notes at the Red Cross office in City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G. Stetson
Washington Street
Stetson
Arthur Sewall II
Portland
Sewall
Red Cross
City Hall
Employment Office Recruits Near 500 Placements
United States Employment Service in Maine reports July placements reached 6 020 workers. Through July, 33 243 MAINE residents were placed, up 34 8 percent from 1941. Local office made 488 placements in July as harvest recruitment for Aroostook potatoes ramps up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
Maine
John T. Walsh
U.s.es
Aroostook
Tourtillotte Funeral Services Held Friday Afternoon
Funeral services for John C. Tourtillotte were conducted Friday at two o clock at the Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence 819 High street Rev Charles M Tubbs officiated bearers included John Toutillotte Lawrence Sprecht William B Haggett and Alonzo Thayer Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Tourtillotte
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Charles M. Tubbs
John Toutillotte
Lawrence Sprecht
William B. Haggett
Alonzo Thayer
Oak Grove Cemetery
Woolwich Church Services and Local Socials Summary
Woolwich notes Sunday Center Baptist Church services at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with talks by Mrs. C. E. Bousfield and on Abigail, Sunday school at 11 a.m. A Friday prayer meeting is planned. Spinning Wheel Club hosted a linen shower for Mrs. Harold Stanton of Bath, with next meeting at Mrs. Nellie Leeman’s. Community notices include a Christmas talk by Miss Mary L. Wright and various local social gatherings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Baptist Church
C. E. Bousfield
Abigail
C. E. Hathorne
J. M. Gowdey
Spinning Wheel Club
Harold Stanton
Bath
Bedford Street
Nellie Leeman
Rose Cooper
Samuel Hathorne
Jordan Wright
Florence Temple
Leveroni
Clarence Allen
Patricia
Bay Point
Carlton Day
Mary L. Wright
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Good Will
Local Social Notes From DolBEGIN Town
Mrs Allen's sister Mrs Jordan Wright visits. Mr and Mrs Miller and son Hon of Dorchester and Louise Miller's guests. Sunday calls at Fred L Carlton's home. Maxine Walker visiting friends in Connecticut. Geraldine Rice returns to Hartford work after two weeks with her parents. Millicent Hecht leaves Village Pride Bakery for vacation then studies at Morse High. Samuel Buck of Boston visits. Willard Oldrieve family from Malden stay at Day's Ferry. A R Webster closes Merrymeeting and Boothbay Camps and returns to Ohio after a successful season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Jordan Wright
Rd Miller
Dorchester
Mass
Louise Miller
Frank L. Goddard
Lisbon Falls
Fred L. Carlton
Maxine Walker
Connecticut
Geraldine Rice
Hartford
Millicent Hecht
Village Pride Bakery
Morsé High School
John Brown
Samuel Buck
Boston
Willard Oldrieve
George
Malden
Day’s Ferry
A. R. Webster
Merrymeeting
Boothbay
Ohio
Boundaries Set for Huse Memorial School Attendance
The Board of Education defines the catchment for the new Huse Memorial building. The area extends south to Court Street but excludes Court Street residents, goes east to Lincoln Street including Lincoln Street residents, and north to North Street Extension excluding residents there. Hyde Park Terrace residents and nearby streets fall inside the boundary. Transfers may be made to balance class distribution in the central city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Huse
Bath Iron Works men weekend at home in Frankfurt
Donald Kingsbury and Guy McFarland, both employed at Bath Iron Works, spent the weekend at their Frankfurt home in their car. Miss Katherine Callanan of Braintree Mass returned home Tuesday after working the Summer at Rock Garden Inn Sebasco Estates. Master Louis Young Jr son of Mr and Mrs Louis Young 1303 Washington Street spent a few days with his aunt Mrs Fred Abboth of Boothbay Harbor. Mrs John Lasell and daughter Sonia Lasell of Whitinsville Mass returned home Tuesday after a weekend with Mrs John K Jayne at Small Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Kingsbury
Guy McFarland
Bath Iron Works
Frankfurt
Katherine Callanan
Braintree
Mass
Rock Garden Inn
Sebasco Estates
Louis Young, Jr
Louis Young
Washington Street
Fred Abboth
Boothbay Harbor
John Lasell
Sonia Lasell
Whitinsville
John K. Jayne
Small Point
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Sophie Woodman
New York City
Bristol
England
Woodman
Institution of
Lincoln Lodge
F.& AM
White Elephants’ Club
Car
M. P. Larrabee
Churchill Street
Hiuntoon Hill Grange
Smith's Beach
Jesse White
Will Munsey
Harry Quinnam
Ann
Arthur Paquett
June
Willc Munsey
Donald
Wii My
Maurice Foye
Maurice
Lois
John Jackson
Graydon
Iui
Clarence Blag
Arthur Packett
Jove Shea
Blanche Fowle
Janret Jackson
Mia
Dearer Haggett French
Robert Condon
Ciardinet
Deseotobi
Machusetts
Anna FE. Sibley
Brookline
Fix Lodge
Amelia S. MacbLeod
Framingham
George Fister
Fisher
Jasper Rines
Salem
Kad Willow Jane
Josie Blagdon
Fred Wlagdon
Mrs. Blagdon
Tilden Brown
Frederika Brown
Mary Sewall’ Metcalf
Koechimond
Tareaney
Tepsham
Laamierre
Monte VooCoix
Walter ME Cox
Wiel
Harry Lo Lowell
Lal
Maildines
Sie
Alexander
Cristiane
Lane
Gertrde
Pinkham
Joh Ledeen
Nioe
Ten Rego
John H. Hyde
Judge Deering
City
Employment Office
Wilbur Rowe
Elwood Howe
Richard
Robert Howe
Firet
State Liquor Commission
Brewing Industry Foundation
Main Street
Waterville
Made
Frank HH. Holley
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