Bath Softball Teams Lose in Maine Tournament
Both Bath clubs were eliminated in Sunday quarter finals as Hyde Windlass fell to A H Benoit of Portland 8 to 1 and Miller Trailers were beaten by South Portland Time Keepers 10 to 3. Todd Bath Counters later won the state title defeating Fitzgerald Brewery 7 to 3 in the final.
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Bath
Maine
Deering Oaks
Portland
Hyde Windlass
A. H. Benoit
Miller Trailers
South Portland
Todd-Bath
Fitzgerald Brewery
Windlass Boys
Arlie Murray
Milletten
S.P
Millett
R. Agger
Greenood
H. Agger
Keefe
Mcuarrie
Lewis
Brownnoit
Kavas
Foote
Markley
Murray
Clement
Memorial Hospital Names Dorothy Robinson As Appendix Patient
Dorothy Robinson four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Bond Robinson of Dummer Street is a patient at Memorial hospital. On Saturday she was taken with emergency appendicitis and operated on immediately. She is being cared for by her aunt Miss Dorothy Haggard RN and Mrs Dean Bonney RN is caring for her.
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Dorothy Robinson
Bond Robinson
Dummerstreet
Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Haggard
R. N
Dean Bonney
Personal mentions and social notes from Bath area
Miss Doris Perkins of Bath Trust Co. visits relatives in Sebasco. Mrs Gladys Mayo visits brother Harold Goodrich in Boston. Clarence Oliver of Bath Iron Works at Maine General Hospital Portland. Gustave Meister weekend at home from Charlestown Navy Yard. Irving Varney and wife return from Waldoboro visit with daughter Mrs Virgil Wallace. Dr Herbert T Caverly and family go to Asbury Park N J for a week. Alex McDonald returns to Portsmouth after weekend at home. City Treasurer Donald Young and wife visit sister in East Orange N J and South Harpswell. Daniel Williams family spend summer at Birch Point. Helen Greene travels to Birch Point to visit brother John A Greene Jr. Lorraine Tyler RN recuperating at home in Rumford after tonsillectomy.
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Doris Perkins
Bath Trust Co
Sebasco
Gladys Mayo
High Street
Harold Goodrich
Boston
Clarence Oliver
Bath Iron Works
Portland
Maine General Hospital
Gustave Meister
Charlestown Navy Yard
Irving Varney
Trufant Street
Waldoboro
Herbert T. Caverly
Herbert T
Lardina Ann
Corliss Street
Asbury Park
N. J
Alex McDonald
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
McDonald
Dummer Street
Donald Young
Young
Benjamin Haggett
East Orange
South Harpswell
Daniel Williams
Elizabeth
Ruth
Birch Point
Helen Greene
John A. Greene
Quimby Street
Shackford
Lorraine Tyler
R. N
Rumford
Rumford Community Hospital
Naval Officers Wives Honor Tea at Cosmopolitan Club
The Cosmopolitan Club at 894 Washington Street hosted a tea for wives of Bath based naval officers. Over 100 members and guests attended as flowers and Hyde estate roses decorated the rooms. Maine’s First Lady Mrs Sumner Sewall and Augusta women joined out of town guests including Mrs Edmond A Hoggard and Mrs John A Lord. A program by the Dennison string ensemble and Kathleen Harkins featured classical and popular tunes, with Miss Amy Irish singing and a piano accompaniment by Mrs Danielson.
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Washington Street
Bath
Hyde
Sumner Sewall
Maine
Augusta
Edmond A. Hoggard
Nancy Hyde
John A. Lord
Washington, D. C
Leonard F. Wetherbee
Granville M. Colby
Nelly K. Goodrich
George Baer Connard
Lewis Corman
Commander Corman
U.S.N
William S. Newell
Archibald M. Main
Richard Quick
J. R. Andrews
Roscot P. McFadden
N. Gratz Jackson
Frank B. Nichols
Martin Watrous
Arthur H. Colby
Edward B. Hamblett
A. L. Kramer
Guy Crosby
Fred E. Irish
Arthur Burgess
Charles T. Small, Jr
Charles W. Messenger
Richard Sherwood
Raymond Chubbuck
Lawrence S. Lord
Alice F. Johnson
Herbert S. Harris
Cochairman
Hiram T. Stevens
Charles A. Soule
Warren F. Hawley
Roscoe P. McFadden
Philip Miller
Andrew J. Danielson
Dennison
Richard
Alice
Jean
William W. Dennison
de Leone
Teery
Kohlmann
Brahms
Toselli
Ol’ Virginny
Stephen Foster
Laddie
Thayer
Jerome Kern
Kathleen Harkins
Luxembourg Garden
Paris
Kathleen Lockhart Manning
Crocker Crocker wedding in Wiscasset at Beacon Street parsonage
Chester Ray mond Crocker of Wiscasset and Isabel Louise Louis of the same town were married Friday afternoon at two in the Beacon Street Methodist parsonage with Rev. Charles L. Kinney officiating. The couple was unattended. The groom, a railroad fireman, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Crocker of Damariscotta. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Harry Lewis of Wiscasset.
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Chester Raymond Crocker
Wiscasset
Isabel Louise Louis
Beacon Street Methodist Parsonage
Charles L. Kinney
Cerem ‘Mony
John H. Crocker
Damariscotta
Irving Harry Lewis
Bath Teacher Elects to City Staff
Miss Beth Trott daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilfred C Trott of 17 Marshall Avenue is among three teachers recently elected to join the Bath teaching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Trott
Wilfred C. Trott
Marshall Avenue
This City
Bath
Morse High School Hires Three New Teachers
The Board of Education announced new Morse High School staff members Miss Beatrice Titcomb of Dexter Miss Mary Wadsworth of Burlington Mass and Miss Trott who will teach English civics history biology and mathematics Their diverse educational backgrounds include Bates College University of Maine Boston University and the University of California and a combined 11 years teaching experience in Maine Massachusetts Arizona and beyond.
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Ing
Board of Education
Beatrice Titcomb
Dexter
Mary Wadsworth
Burlington
Mass
Titcomb
Dexter High School
Bates College
University of Maine
Bates
Columbia University
University of California At
Los Angeles
Columbia
Maine
Massachusetts
Arizona
Morse High School
Miss Wadsworth
Lexington
Burdett College
Boston University
Wadsworth
Trott
Lisbon Falls High School
Teasdale Preble Wedding Held At Home Ceremony
Miss Phyllis Preble and Harry James Teasdale wed in a double ring ceremony at 39 Willow Street home. Rev. Charles L. Kinney officiated with attendants Irene Daley and Carl Graves. A reception followed at 57 Academy Street and the couple will reside at 1161 Washington Street. Both graduates of Morse High School in the 1930s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Preble
Floyd H. Preble
Oliver Street
Harry James Teasdale
Stanley W. Teasdale
Kittery
Teasdale
Charles L. Kinney
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Herbert L. Dennison
Willow Street
Irene Daley
Carl Graves
North Street
Eva Fulton
Academy Street
Washington Street
Washington Street. Mrs. Teasdale Graduated From Morse High School
Hyde Windlass Co
Morse High School
Bath Iron Works Corp
Invention Demonstrated at Saco-Lowell Shops Biddeford
A diverse group including U S Senate delegates Army and Navy technicians and engineers watched Dr. Vasco da Gama of New York showcase his new invention at the Saco-Lowell Shops in Biddeford. The demonstration highlighted potential for future war efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Army and Navy
Uncle Sam
Vasco da Gama
New York
Saco-Lowell
Biddeford
Farm and city property listings by Fred B Reed Co
Buy or sell farm and city share property advertise with Fred B Reed Co manager Stanley E Wail lace at 93 Front Street Bath. Call 332 W for details or to place an ad. Publication date 4 16 tf.
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Fred B. Reed Co
Stanley E. Waillace
Front Street
Bath
Linen Shower for Dorothy Waterman Abridged
Miss Dorothy Waterman of the local telephone exchange will wed Ednar Owens of Nor ridgewock on Saturday Sept 5. A surprise linen shower was held at the Waterman home Foster's Point with guests from West Bath Bath Freeport Brunswick and Boston. Gifts included linen bedding towels and other pieces. After their honeymoon the couple will live with Mrs Lincoln Williams at Foster's Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Waterman
Ednar Owens
Norridgewock
Fletcher Waterman
Foster’s Point
Grace Waterman
Ernest Snow
Freeport
Donald Emero
Maynard Carlton
Albert White
Stanley Rose
Emily Larrabee
Marguerite Donnell
Lincoln Williams
West Bath
Martha Crocker
Doris
Edward McMann
Leon Genthner
Charles Genthner
Edward Jenks
Bath
Alfred Gray
Boston
Jane Jamison
Brunswick
Earlon Farr
Augusta C. Durgin
Percy Waterman
Ethel Waterman
Robert Waterman
Everett Waterman
Richard Gray
Miss Waterman
Foster's Point
Burnses Honored at Surprise 14th Wedding Anniversary Party
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F. Burns of 78 Court Street were guests of honor at a surprise party Tuesday last week at their home in honor of their 14th anniversary. The couple, supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Brown in Brunswick, received a boudoir chair a chenille spread and many gifts. Attending were family friends and neighbors including Mrs. J Edward Burns Miss Isabel Burns Mrs. Maurice Brown and others from Groton Conn Everett Mass and local towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore F. Burns
Court Street
J. Edward Burns
Isabel Burns
Maurice Brown
Elmer Higgins
Nellie O'Connor
John Phillips
Vernal Chaney
William Phillips
Grover Smith
Lawrence Lord
Mildred Weed
Leonard Smith
Fred White
Lillian Tasker
Wing Leavitt Brunswick Couple Married on Beacon Street
Samuel W. Wing and Mrs. Pearl Charlotte Leavitt of Brunswick wed Thursday afternoon at the Beacon Street Methodist parsonage in a solo ceremony. Rev. Charles L. Kinney officiated with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy A. Hart as witnesses. The groom is the son of Milton Wing of Livermore Falls and the bride is the daughter of Mrs. Gertrude Denbow of Brunswick and the late Lincoln Denbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Wing
Pearl Charlotte Leavitt
Brunswick
Beacon Street Methodist Parsonage
Beacon Street
Charles L. Kinney
Leroy A. Hart
Milton Wing
Livermore Falls
Gertrude Denbow
Lincoln Denbow
Girl Scout Leader Accepts Oklahoma Post
Miss Gertrude Campbell former executive director of Bangor Brewer Girl Scouts for four years will join Girl Scouts in Oklahoma and begin duties on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Campbell
Bangor- Brewer
Doctor R H Johnson Opens Office at Osteopathic Hospital
Announcement that Dr. R. H. Johnson osteopathic physician and resident physician opens general practice at Osteopathic Hospital located at 955 Washington Street. Office hours by appointment and telephone contact 799 listed.
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Osteopathic
Mem Hospital
The
Osteopathic Hospital
Washington St
Rotary Guests Martin Watrous for Summer Maine Visit
Bath Rotary heard Martin Watrous Esq of New Orleans speak at the Tuesday noon meeting in Sedgwick. He traced wartime Alaska threats, urged U S resolve, and urged not to fear but stay infuriated by Axis attacks. Ladies Night set for next meeting with Lewiston Rotarian E W Adams visiting.
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Bath Rotary Club
Sedgwick
Martin Watrous
New Orleans
Watrous
Rich’s Mountain
New Meadows
Maine
Minnesota
Seattle
San Francisco
Klondike
Alaska
South
Rotary Club
George B
Wolstenholme
Mr. Watrous
United States
Aleutian Islands
United Nations
Justus Miller
E. W. Adams
Lewiston
Death of Maynard Moore leaves Bath kin in sorrow
Mrs. Hiram Annis of 87 Milan street mourns the death of her brother-in-law Maynard Moore 78 of Everett Mass Aug 31 after a two year illness. Born Ellsworth Maine he worked for Martin L Hall Grocery Co in Everett and was a 32nd degree Mason. Survived by widow two daughters Hazel Hatch Melrose Highlands and Mrs Harold Swan Everett and three sons Maynard Jr Harold and Maynard 3rd all of Everett. Masonic funeral service held at the late home and burial in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Annis
Milan Street
Maynard Moore
Everett
Mass
Ellsworth
Calvin Moore
Moore
Martin L. Hall Grocery Co
Intentions of marriage filed in Augusta city hall
The notice lists potential marriages including Harry M. Gidney 34 Augusta Bath Iron Works employee and Christine F. Cunliffe 26 Charlton Mass weaver. Also updates on visits and a birthday party with a $25 defense bond gift among attendees.
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Augusta City Hall
Harry M. Gidney
Augusta
Bath Iron Works
Christine F. Cunliffe
Charlton
Mass
Edward B. Hamblett
Pratt Street
Southern Pines
N. C
Hamblett
Churchill
James Donahue
James Jr
Westboro
Ernest Hamblett
Doris Walker
David Walker
Auburn
J. Edward Jones
High Street
Jones
J. Franklin Howe
John Howe
Upper Washington Street
Washington, D. C
Silver Springs
Paul Cushman
Earle Hamlin Moore
Fenton I. Moore
Cherry Street
Earle Coombs
Coombs
Richard Jenkins
Judy
Vinal King
Arlene
Rupert Lewis
Darrel
Francis Bruce
Robert
Stewart Day
Tamara
Sandra Moore
Lester Lewis
Ralph Coombs
Joseph Jenkins
Lewis Sanborn
William F Ham Dies in Bath at Age 68
William Franklin Ham aged 68 died at Bath Memorial Hospital after a two year illness. Born September 15 1874 in Bath he lived there most of his life and worked thirty years at Hartleb and Cheltra Bottling Co now Liberty Bottling. He later served as shipping clerk at Rockwood Sprinkler Co Worcester and caretaker at the Masonic Temple. He and his wife celebrated their 49th anniversary. Survived by wife three sons, two daughters, two brothers, two sisters, ten grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Curtis Funeral Home Friday at two.
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William Franklin Ham
Bath Memorial Hospital
Frank E
Emma (Gahan) Ham
Ham
Bath
Hartleb and Cheltra Bottling Co
Liberty Bottling Co
Rockwood Sprinkler Co
Worcester
Mass
Masonic Temple
Pearl] Street
Polar Star Lodge of
Masons
Dunlap
Dunlap Commandery of Knights Templar, and Montgomery and St. Bernard Royal Arch
Bath Aerie of Eagles
People’s Church
Theodore R
Francis W. Ham
James Ham
Quincy
Winfield E. Skillings
Scarboro
Edith Ham
Charlestown
Rufus
Arthur
Islesford
Edward J. Kerwin
Edward J. Lee
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Black-Morgan Couple Wed in Brunswick Ceremony
Eugene Black of Brunswick and Miss Thema J. Morgan were married in Brunswick on Sunday August 23. Rev. Frank M. Lamb presided at the ceremony at his Washington Street home. A reception followed at the bride’s mother’s Sebasco Estates home. The groom enlisted in the Navy on August 24 and is at the Naval Training Station in Newport Rhode Island. he previously worked as a welder at Bath Iron Works Corp.
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Eugene Black
Brunswick
Thema J. Morgan
Frank M. Lamb
Washington Street
Evelyn Huff
Sebasco Estates
Navy
Naval Training Station
Newport
R. I
Bath Iron Works Corp
Rotary Anns Meet at Hotel Sedgwick Luncheon
The Rotary Anns held a regular luncheon meeting Thursday noon at the Hotel Sedgwick. Plans were discussed for the Fall work and the next meeting is set for Thursday September 10. Members present included Mrs Daniel Dougherty Mrs Fred Hill Mrs Harold Troop Mrs Charles Doyle Mrs Chester Plant Mrs Charles Small Jr Mrs Warren Kershner and guest Mrs Lorraine Markham of Lee Massachusetts and Mrs Rupert Irvine.
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Rotary Anns
Sedgwick
Daniel Dougherty
Fred Hill
Harold Troop
Charles Doyle
Chester Plant
Charles Small, Jr
Warren Kershner
Lorraine Markham
Lee, Mass
Rupert Irvine
Pioneer Cemetery Association Holds 20th Annual Reunion
The Pioneer Cemetery Association hosted its 20th annual reunion on August 22 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Small on Cushman Road. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Westlin of Paterson New Jersey visiting from far away. Westlin, a former chief engineer on a torpedoed ship, recounted the 382 survivors and 25 lost, noting the calm actions of the passengers and crew. The event featured a cemetery ceremony, a talk by Dr. Alexander Cairns, a solo by Mrs. Leon Dunkley, and a baked bean supper on the porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Cemetery Association
Wilbur Small
Cushman Road
Charles Westlin
Paterson
N. J
Westlin
Lilla F
M. Abbie Tarbett
Stoneham
Mass
Sara S. Temple
East Orange
Laura Whitmore
Gardiner
Merton Small
South Gardiner
G. E. Hackett
Brunswick
Alexander Cairns
Bloomfield
Richmond
Rogge
Leon Dunkley
Marshall Dunn
Kittery
Marshall Small
Bowdeinham
Edna Dingley Smith
Myrna S. Dunn
Lilla Tibbets
New Teacher Named for Morse High Staff
Sherwin L. Stanley of Raymond is elected to fill Morse high school's vacancy after Les ter Reynolds resignation. Stanley, a 1933 University of Maine education graduate, has seven years of teaching at Old Town Clinton New Portland Cornish Mars Hill and Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sherwin L. Stanley
Raymond
Lester Reynolds
Morse High School
Mr. Stanley
Clinton High School
University of Maine
The
University
Old Town
Clinton
New Portland
Cornish
Mars Hill
Winthrop
Local social notes from Bowdoinham and neighboring towns
Mrs. Mary H. Heath visited Bowdoinham guest hostesses Mrs. William Graves and Mrs. John Graves in Topsham. Presque Isle couple Mr. and Mrs. Linwood McPherson and Mapleton pair Mr. and Mrs. Charles McPherson with Arelen visited relatives. Mrs. Harry Purrington entertained Bowdoin W C T U ladies. Wallace Hutchins and Granville Frank families spent weekend in Lincolnville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Heath
William Graves
John Graves
Topsham
Linwood McPherson
Presque Isle
Charles McPherson
Arelen
Mapleton
Harry Purrington
Bowdoin
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Elizabeth M. Trott
Popular Telephone Exchange
Wing—Leavitt
R. H. Johnson
William F. Ham
Black-Morgan
Thelma J. Morgan
Bangor
Bangor State Hospital
Don Barry
Juby Canova
E. Brown
Madeleine Carroll
Pioneer Cemetery Association Meets
Morse High
Bowdoinham Post Road
J Pera
Ouly
Philip Dora
Donna Reed