Society and Club News from Bath Area
Mrs Pearl Campbell entertained Myrtle lodge of Odd Ladies at 21 High street with an all day picnic lunch. Guests included Mrs Wilfred W Chaney Mrs Jennie Oliver Mrs Lucelia Blake and others. Several locals traveled and visitors stayed with relatives in Bath and nearby towns during Labor Day weekend. A birth was recorded for Mr and Mrs John M Conley Sr at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Campbell
Myrtle Lodge
Odd Ladies
High Street
Wilfred W. Chaney
Jennie Oliver
Lucelia Blake
Iriscilla Estes
Vaneta
Bethel
Russell
Edward
Donald Wilson
Stephen
Engagement announces Morse and Lieutenant Pfeffer
Miss Martha Morse of 10 Oak Street spent the weekend at Hotel Samoset in Rockland with Mr and Mrs Henry W Pfeffer, parents of Lieut John L Pfeffer of the Naval Office at Bath Iron Works. The couple’s engagement was announced last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Morse
Oak Street
Community Notices of Local Residents and Visitors
Mrs Ray Seitz and children from Boston returned after a week with cousin Mrs Francis Curran at Small Point. Several Bath residents visited family or travelled: Mrs Charlotte Wyman Bertha Dunbar Ada Sweetser from Portsmouth with Capt Ardenne A Stott USN RC, Mary Daley Dan Kenneport, John B Downey at Moosehead Lake project then Vermont, RN Mary MacRitchie to Fort Devens Army Nurse, Gardenier family hosts on Great Diamond Island Cape Bay, Hiram Annis plans winter in Laconia, Ernest Marshall to Bath in spring, William Sanford from North Bath after Atlantic City visit for brother Warren Martin’s funeral, Douglas Crosby US Army Camp Gordon Johnston, Emma Mallett from Lynn to Woolwich, Rev Sidney E Dee of Middle Street to Sussex NB for mother illness, Walter Hill and Mrs Hill return from Beechmont MA with Mrs Hill’s mother.
Weekend Visit From Navy Man Brings Goudy to Damariscotta
Mrs. Burton E. Goudy of Oak street spent the weekend in Damariscotta visiting son Petty Officer Charles E. Gale and Mrs. Gale at their Newport Rhode Island home. Gale, a physical instructor at the Naval Training Station in Newport, enjoyed a short leave before returning Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton E. Goudy
Oak Street
Damariscotta
Charles E. Gale
Gale
Memorial Hospital updates and visits amid town chatter
Ailing Airs Woliiin E McLaughlin of 18 Rotins street lies in Memorial Hospital after a broken hip from a fall. Her son Harry arrives from New London to visit. Dozens of relatives and friends from New York City to Hollywood travel or stay with Mrs. Anthony Stappello and others in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woliiin E. McLaughlin
Ro Tins Street
Memorial Hospital
Harry McLauaghlin
New London
Cann
Co-hostess Entertains Nerenburwood Cabe Members
A Wednesday evening gathering hosted by Mrs. Gannon on Milan Street featured co-hostess duties shared with Mrs. Hiram An nis. The event entertained the Cabe members from Nerenburwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Annis
Nerenburwood Cabe
Gannon
Milan Street
Mrs Sparks and Mrs Newcomb Plan Weekend Visit
Mrs Frank Sparks Jr of Woolwich and Mrs Heyward Newcomb of Washington street left Friday to spend the weekend with their sister Mrs Erwin Stewart of Plainville Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sparks, Jr
Woolwich
Heyward Newcomb
Washington — Street
Erwin Stewart
Plainville
Mass
Miss Barbara Harrington and Brother Visit Aunt
Miss Barbara Harrington and her brother David of Parker Head are guests of their aunt Mrs. Frank Burnell on Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Harrington
Brother David
Parker Head
Frank Burnell
Center Street
Social News Notes from Augusta Area
Mrs. Charles H Cahill on High street and Mrs. Thomas S Gibbons plus Mrs. Harry G Devring with Miss Mary F Gibbons and guest visitedWashington street. Mrs. Culbert Mac Gay passed Friday in Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. A V Matter of Brooklyn overnight guests Thursday with D H Mattor and Mrs Mattor on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Cahill
High Street
Thomas S. Gibbons
Harry G. Devring
Mary F. Gibbons
Washington Street
Gibbons
Culbert Mac Gay
Augusta
Western Union appoints Louis C. MacDonald Bath manager
Louis C. MacDonald, formerly of Brunswick and Augusta, becomes manager of Western Union in Bath succeeding Mer Edwards Whelton who moves to Gardner Massachusetts. MacDonald has 12 years with the company and led Brunswick office last year and plans to move his wife and two children to Bath when housing is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Western Union Telegraph Co
Louis C. MacDonald
Brunswick
Augusta
Bath
Mer Edward Whelton
Gardner
Mass
MacDonald
Western Union
Youngs Return From Fortnight Visit At Asbury Park
Mr and Mrs Donald Young return to Front Street after a fortnight with Mr and Mrs Benjamin Haggett in Asbury Park. The Haggetts have spent their vacation at their cottage nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Young
Front Street
South Harpswell
Mr. Young
Benjamin Hagcett
Asbury Park
Bath workers trio return from Moosehead Lake trip
Mrs. Douglas Merrill and two companions Toiva Johnson and Arline Nelson of Thomaston returned from Moosehead Lake where they had been vacationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Merrill
Iito
Bath Tron Works
Toiva Johnson
Arline Nelson
Thomaston
Moosehead Lake
Local Visitors Return Home from Chestnut Hill
Mr and Mrs Galen M Low and daughter Jean return to their Chestnut Hill Massachusetts home after visiting Mrs Edward Hollartwell and Mrs Charles C Low on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen M. Low
Jean
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Mrs. Low
Edward Hollartwell
Mr. Low
Charles C. Low
High Street
Bath man held after Acme Tire theft charges
Jerome Rothschilder of Bath surrendered by his bondsman after implicating in the July 2 break at Acme Supply Co. on Commercial Street. Re-arrested Thursday night, he is held on $1,000 bail and faces the Sagadahoc Superior Court October term. He, with Alfred N. LaBonte and Joseph Champagne of Lewiston, is accused of larceny of tires and a fuel pump from the same business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Rothschilder
Bath
Acme Supply Co
Commercial Street
Sagadahoc
Rothschilder
Alfred N. LaBonte
Joseph Champagne
Lewiston
Miss Evelyn Perkins Returns from Camp Manitou
Miss Evelyn L. Perkins arrived Saturday after attending Camp Manitou in Washington county. She was part of the Bath group from Winter Street and Central Congregational churches. Miss Perkins is the daughter of Mr and Mrs H Dorman Perkins of Bedford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn L. Perkins
Camp Manitou
Washington County
Bath
Winter Street
Central Congregational
Miss Perkins
H. Dorman Perkins
Bedford Street
Rafferty Family Returns From Five Islands Summer
Mr and Mrs John E Rafferty Jr and daughters Rosemary Peggy Anne and Mary Jo of Philadelphia returned there Saturday after spending the summer at the O Connor cottage in Five Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Rafferty, Jr
Rosemary
Peggy Anne
Mary Jo
Philadelphia
O'Connor Cottage
Five Islands
New York Pair Returns From Sebasco Weeklong Stay
Mr and Mrs William Lind and Mr and Mrs John Wroldsen of New York City returned there Saturday after passing a week at Sebasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.ses
Gloria
Hannah Howard
New York City
Anthony Stappelio
Stappelo
Power Circle
William Lind
John Wroldsen
Sebasco
Mrs Eleanor Hurlburt Visit With Woolwich Family
Miss Eleanor Hurlburt spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Edward Carr and their relatives in Woolwich. She was joined by her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Join Soule, also of Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Hurlburt
Cambridge
Mass
Edward Carr
Woolwich
Join Soule
Mrs Norwood Harmon and son travel to visit relatives
Mrs Norwood Harmon and her son Raymond of upper High Street left Saturday to spend the holiday with Raymond’s great aunt Mrs Fred Tyler in Westbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Harmon
Raymond
Upper High Street
Fred Tyler
Westbrook
Richmond visitors return after varied Maine visits
Mr and Mrs Ralph Kenyon and daughter from Richmond Vermont returned home after a week with daughter Mrs Lloyd Perry and Mr Perry at Hyde Park Terrace. Mrs Frank Angele and daughter Marie of Hyde Park Terrace passed Saturday in Portland. Mrs M Louise Parker and Mrs Sadie Balcon of Benton Station are guests of Ralph and Mrs Blakeney on High Street. Two Fogg daughters from Lambert Park depart for Buckfield to see grandparents. Wilfred Partridge accompanying them. Fogg parents to join Saturday night. Maury and mother stay another week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Gildart
Suzanne
Philip Jr
Bangor
Gildart
John H. Hunt
Middle Street
Ralph Kenyon
Gordon Allen
Richmond, Vt
Lloyd Perry
Perry
Hyde Park Terrace
Evelyn
Frank Angele
Marie
Portland
M. Louise Parker
Sadie Balcon
Benton Station
Barbara Ann
Janet
Mary Fogg
Ernest Fogg
Lambert Park
Buckfield
Wilfred Partridge
Mrs Harrington Passes Away in Augusta Valley
Mrs Clifford Harrington of North Street died Thursday in Augusta. She was with her sister Mrs Lucus Furrows and her daughter Miss Beatrice Harrington who resides with her aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Harrington
North Street
Augusta
Lucus Furrows
Beatrice Harrington
Mrs Lane Returns From Visit to Glouces ter Worcester
Mrs Russell Lane of Gloucester Massachusetts returns home Saturday after visiting her daughter Jennie. She is now a patient at Memorial hospital and resides with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Stanley Lane on Upper High Street while employed at the hospital. Mrs Thomas J Lovell and Mrs Mary Terwilliger of Worcester Massachusetts also returned Saturday after a week at Ledgewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Lane
Gloucester
Mass
Jennie
Memorial Hospital
Miss Lane
Stanley Lane
Upper High Street
Thomas J. Lovell
Mary Terwilliger
Worcester
Ledgewood
Blakeney Family News Loop in Waterville Area
Miss Dorothy Blakeney returns home after visiting her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Ralph Blakeney on High street Waterville Mrs Joseph G Kelly and son William leave High street to spend weekend with Mrs Luristuau Carle and Mr Carle of Saco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Blakeney
Herbert Blakeney
Waterville
Ralph Blakeney
High Street
Joseph G. Kelly
William
Luristuau Carle
Carle
Saco
Weekend Travels and Local Family Updates
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Boyd and daughter Janice of Lambert Park and another daughter. Mrs Margaret Trott of West South port left Saturday to visit Dedham Mass with Boyd's parents. Miss Kathleen Jacobs of Cambridge a Belmont teacher returned after four weeks with her parents. Charles A Lermond and Lloyd J Flewelling, Morse High seniors, worked at Bath Iron Works and returned from Boston and New York after a two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Boyd
Janice
Lambert Park
Margaret Trott
West Southport
Dedham
Mass
Boyd
James B. Jordan
Kathleen Jacobs
Cambridge
Belmont
Ernest Jacobs
Charles A. Lermond
Earl Lermond
Weeks Street
Lloyd J. Flewelling
Huse Street
Morse High
Bath Iron Works
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh Women Return From Camp Merry Meeting
Miss Margaret Billingsley of Pittsburgh returns home Saturday after attending the Summer at Camp Merry meeting. She is accompanied by Miss Ruth Wass also of Pittsburgh who spent two weeks in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Billingsley
Pittsburgh
Camp Merry Meeting
Ruth Wass
Bath
Keiley Confined at Home With Injured Leg
John H. Keiley of 1 Deering Street is confined to his home due to an injured leg, limiting mobility and daily activities. The report notes the condition and residence but gives no further medical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Keiley
Deering Street
Topsham Girl to Wed Brunswick Man
Ruth Furbish of Topsham to wed Ralph T. Higgins Jr of Brunswick in October. She works as a stenographer at H C Baxter & Bro and is a vocal student and soloist in local churches. Higgins previously worked at New England Shipbuilding in South Portland and now farms with his father in Brunswick. He belongs to Solar Lodge Masons and Topsham Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin C. Furbish
Topsham
Ruth
Ralph T. Higgins, Jr
Ralph T. Higgins
Brunswick
M.s Furbish
H. C. Baxter & Bro
Roger A. Nye
Freeport
Richmond
Bath
Pittsfield
Brunswick First
Bath Winter Street
United Baptist Church
Topsham Grange
Higgins
New England Shipbuilding Company
South Portland
Solar Lodge, Masons
Weenie roast hosted by Mr and Mrs Stanley Geneau
Mr and Mrs Stanley Geneau of Lemont street entertained a weenie roast Thursday evening at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Gallant of Spring street Mr and Mrs Joseph Brown RSS 19nd court Mr and Mrs Manuel Gallant Floral street Mrs George Babine Middle street and Mrs Mary Gallant of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Geneau
Lemont Street
Frank Gallant
Spring Street
Joseph Brown
Rss
Miss Barbara Kenney Visits Fiance at Framingham Hospital
Miss Barbara Kenney of Bath street left Saturday to spend the holiday with her fiance Corporal Albert Thompson of the U S Army, who is a patient in the Cushing General Hospital at Framingham Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Kenney
Bath Street
Cpl
Albert Thompson
Cushing General Hospital
Framingham
Mass
French Family Visiting Miller Home for 10 Days
Mr and Mrs Carl G French and their children of Washington street visit Mrs Miller and her husband Justus H Miller for ten days while the Millers are in Florida on business. Judge Gardiner R Deering died Wednesday in Portland after attending a Maine Municipal Court Judges meeting at the Falmouth hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. French
Washington Street
Gardiner R. Deering
Portland
Maine Municipal Court
Falmouth
Bowen Family Vacation Plans Shared
Mr and Mrs Lewis Bowen of upper High street visit Isle au Haut with Mrs Bowen's parents as Mr Bowen vacations from Bath Iron Works. On return they will be joined by their daughter Ruth who stayed with her grandparents during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Bowen
Upper High Street
Isle-au-Haut
Mrs. Bowen
Mr. Bowen
Bath
Bath man Chester McMahan pleads not guilty in statutory case
Chester McMahan of Bath faced a statutory charge and pleaded not guilty. His case was continued to Saturday morning at 10, with bail set at $200 and he was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester McMahan
Bath
Mrs Upham Hosts Discord Club Meeting
Mrs Rodney Upham entertained the Discord club Tuesday evening with attendees Mrs Percy Miller Mrs Eugene Haggett Mrs Everett White Miss Lelia Thornton Mrs Orrington Lewis Refreshments were served and the group will meet next at Mrs Robert King on Highland street. Mrs Garfield Bovaird returned to East St John N B after two weeks with cousin Miss Fern Pettengill and was joined by aunt Mrs George Pettengill en route to visit sister Miss Margaret Bovaird of Lakeside N B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Upham
Discord
Percy Miller
Eugene Haggett
Everett White
Lelia Thornton
Orrington Lewis
Robert King
Highland Street
Garfield Bovaird
East St. John
N. B
Fern Pettengill
Middle Street
George Pettengill
Margaret Bovaird
Lakeside
Mrs Edward St Martin to Return Home Saturday
Mrs Edward St Martin and her daughter Miss Carolyn of Washington Street have been guests for a week with relatives in Boston and will return home on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward St. Martin
Carolyn
Washington Street
Joston
McKay Sisters Return from Boston Visit
Miss Betty McKay and sister Dorcas McKay, daughters of Mr and Mrs Charles McKay of Fort Wayne Indiana, have returned after visiting their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Allan Spear of Pearl Street and at Popham Beach. Mrs McKay will be remembered as Miss Margaret Torrey of Bath. Mrs George Moses and children Cynthia and Harry have returned to their Corliss Street home after a several day visit with friends in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty McKay
Dorcas McKay
Charles McKay
Fort Wayne
Ind
Allan Spear
Pearl Street
Popham Beach
McKay
Margaret Torrey
Bath
George Moses
Cynthia
Harry
Corliss Street
Boston
Man Pleads Guilty To 50 In 35 Zone In Bath Court
Ralph S. Carver Jr of Auburn was arrested by state trooper Norman Vermette in Topsham for speeding 50 mph in a 35 mph zone. He pleaded guilty in Bath Municipal Court before Judge Gardiner R. Deering, and paid a $10 fine plus $4.70 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph S. Carver, Jr
Auburn
Norman Vermette
Topsham
Bath
Gardiner R. Deering
Wallace sisters visit ends in Hartford and Portland
Miss Frances Wallace of Hartford Connecticut and her sister Miss Verna Wallace of Portland return after a few days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Hynes on Grove Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wallace
Hartford, Conn
Verna Wallace
Portland
William Hynes
Grove Street
Three Men Return Home After Two Week Liberty Camp Stay
Burton Smith of Pine Street Alvin Gediman of Andrews Road and Clarence Irish of Hyde Park Terrace to return home Saturday after a two week stay at the Smiths camp at Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Smith
Pine Street
Alvin Gediman
Andrews Road
Clarence Irish
Hyde Park Terrace
Smith
Liberty
Richmonds Return from Portland Visit and Bath Iron Works
Mr. and Mrs. Arah Richmond and daughter Lila Mae of North Street return from Portland where they stayed with Mr. and Mrs. William B. Richmond. They also visited Mrs. Richmonds parents in East Vassalboro, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Upham. Mr Richmond has been on vacation from duties as leading man in the layout department at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arah Richmond
Lila Mae
North Street
Portland
Mr. Richmond
William B. Richmond
East Vassalboro
Richmond
F. H. Upham
Bath Iron Works
Mrs Rilla Tarr Visits George Town Center Hosts
Mrs. Rilla Tarr of High street recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Trafton in George town Center during a social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilla Tarr
High Street
Mrs
Howard Trafton
Georgetown Center
Coast Guard Worker Visits Povich Family Home
Miss Celia Povich of the Coast Guard Service in Boston visited her family at the Povich homestead on 327 Front Street during Labor Day. Accompanied by Miss Bertha Sigal of Roxbury, she arrived with relatives from Washington DC. Frank Sylvester of 48 Lincoln Street is a patient at Memorial Hospital after a recent illness and return from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Povich
Coast Guard Service
Boston
Povich
Front Street
Washington, D. C
Bath
Bertha Sigal
Roxbury
Mass
Staples Leisure Visit at Boothbay Harbor
Mr and Mrs Edmund Staples of Front Street enjoy a brief outing at Boothbay Harbor while vacationing from Staples Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Staples
Front Street
Boothbay Harbor
Staples’ Drug Store
Mrs J Edward Drake Jr Returns From Hopeville
Mrs J Edward Drake Jr returns from Hopeville Georgia where she lived ten months with Cpl Drake now stationed nearby. Cpl Drake has been in England for five months and writes he likes the country. Mrs Drake opens the Drake Summer home at Birch Point for the remainder of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Hopeville
Cpl. Drake
England
Newlyweds Return to Brunswick Home After Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs Elmer Moore return from a honeymoon in Millinocket and occupy their Brunswick home. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Moore of Washington street. Also noting birth of Robert Louis Pooler weighing eight pounds 14 ounces born Thursday at Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs Louis Pooler of Marshall avenue, Mrs Pooler being Muriel Fogg of Bath. Mrs Samuel Guptill and daughter Sandra of Day's Ferry visit Mrs N Elwood Coffin on Washington street. Franklin Wright of the Portland Evening Express returns to Portland after two days with Mrs Wright at 389 High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pes
John M. Conley
Park Street
Memorial Hospital
Joan Michael Coniey
Patricia
Eva Marriner
Green Street
South Portland
Charles MacDonald
Edward Brown
Hyde Park Terrace
Michael Earle
Brown
U. S. Army
Camp Blanding
Fla
Mrs. Elmer Moore
Millinocket
Brunswick
Mr. Moore
Mrs
Elmer Moore
Washington Street
Louis Pooler
Marshall Avenue
Robert Louis
Samuel Guptill
Sandra
Day's Ferry
Franklin Wright
The
Portland Evening Express
Portland
Miss Cargill and Miss Hall Host Small Lunch
Miss Margaret Cargill and Miss Florence Hall of High Street entertained with a small luncheon on Thursday, sharing light conversation and refreshments with guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cargill
Florence Hall
High Street
Bath visitors call on Portland relatives
Mrs. James A. Clappison and daughter Mary visited Portland for the day along with Mrs. Ralph Pinkham of North Street and Mrs. John Pinkham of Houston who is visiting Bath relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Clappison
Mary
Ralph Pinkham
North Street
John Pinkham
Houston
Bath
Portland
Akeley Family Heads to Providence for Holidays
Mrs Roy Akeley and her son Wayne of Grove Street departed Friday for Providence Rhode Island to visit relatives over the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Akeley
Wayne
Grove Street
Providence, R. I
Houday
Donnell Couple Leave Maine Cottage for Kalamazoo Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles J Donnell spent the summer at the Donnell cottage at Popham Beach then left for Kalamazoo Michigan on Thursday after a visit with Mr Donnells sister Mrs Carroll Watson on Washington street Robert Stone of Bailey street was in Boston Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Donnell
Donnell
Popham Beach
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mr. Donnell
Carroll Watson
Washington Street
Robert Stone
Bailey
Boston
Gilchrist Family Attends Maine Maritime Academy Graduation
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Gilchrist host Ada Poole of Fairhaven as their son Midshipman Robert Gilchrist earns ensign rank at the Maine Maritime Academy Castine graduation. The couple’s daughter Mrs James Dawson of Bath also attends. Poole to Boston University music program. Ensign Gilchrist to join Maritime Service. Dr Earl Wade buys former Caverly dental offices at 117 Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph, Gilchrist
Beacon Street
Ada Poole
Fairhaven
Mass
Gilchrist
Miss Poole
Maine Maritime Academy
Castine
Robert Gilchrist
Merchant Marine
James Dawson
Bath
Boston University
Ensign Gilchrist
Boston
Maritime Servce
Social Notes From Prouts Neck and New York Visits
Mrs. Burton Newcomb and Miss Alice Lawson of Redlands California returned to Prout's Neck Friday after a stay with Miss Anne Kimball. Mrs. Newcomb often visited her aunt the late Miss Charlotte Meeker of Washington. The Misses Carolyn Oliver and Barbara Allard traveled to Flushing New York to spend a week as guests of Mrs. Marjorie Allard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Newcomb
Alice Lawson
Redlands
Calif
Prout's Neck
Anne Kimball
Newcomb
Charlotte Meeker
Washington Street
Carolyn Oliver
Barbara Allard
Flushing
L. I
N. Y
Marjorie Allard
Judge Gardiner Deering elected second vice president of Maine judges
The local Municipal court judge Gardiner R. Deering was chosen as second vice president of the Maine Association of Municipal Judges at the annual meeting in Portland last week. The brief social notes mention various visitors and guests, including Mrs. John Pinkham of Houston and relatives in Portland and Nashua, detailing weekend visits and family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
Maine Association of Municipal Judges
Portland
Cottagers Return as Bath Residents Leave Meadowbrook
Robert C. Ingraham returns to his ship after a 36 hour leave with his parents on Elsinore Avenue. Mr and Mrs Gardiner Rogers and Mr and Mrs Bernard Plummer close cottages at Meadowbrook and move home to Bath. Few cottages remain occupied besides Gevers and Stanley Hutchins. Brightwater reports a strong season with most cottages filled. Rodney Wyman delivers mails and supplies, reducing cottage owners reliance on autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Ingraham
George E. Ingraham
Elsinore Avenue
Gardiner Rogers
Bernard Plummer
Meadowbrook
Bath
Gevers
Stanley Hutchins
Brightwater
Rodney Wyman
Mrs Parker Spear Returns From Augusta Visit
Mrs Parker Spear of Pearl Street returns home after a two week stay in Augusta visiting her daughter Miss Mary Spear who works at the State House. Bath residents Mr and Mrs Albert Thompson Mr and Mrs Frank Moore and children Mr and Mrs Arthur Berry Mrs Lester Knight Mrs Herbert Knight Mrs William Ham Mrs Frank Cromwell J Edward McMann Dayton Hill were seen at Windsor Fair over the holiday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Spear
Pearl Street
Augusta
Mary Spear
State House
Albert Thompson
Frank Moore
Arthur Berry
Lester Knight
Herbert Knight
William Ham
Frank Cromwell
J. Edward McMann
Dayton Hill
Bath
Windsor Fair
Local residents return from visits in Maine and Connecticut
Mrs Earl Greenleaf returns to Bridgeport Connecticut on Monday after visiting Bath. Mrs Wesley Simpson of Fishers Court previously in Orland returns home. Her mother Mrs Mabel Webster of North Castine stayed overnight. Mrs Simpson hosted grandchildren Skipper and Marjorie Hale of Freeport at the Simpson home in Orland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Simpson
Fisher’s Court
Orland
Mabel Webster
North Castine
Simpson
Skipper and
Marjorie Hale
George Hale
Freeport
Miss Barbara Richardson to Return for Bar Harbor High School
Miss Dorothy Richardson of Pleasant avenue and Allison Smith of King Maple farm Bar Harbor accompany Misses Barbara and Laurie Richardson of 7 Fremont street Barbara will join them in Bar Harbor next week to attend high school She is set to graduate in June next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Richardson
Pleasant Avenue
Allison, Smith
King Maple Farm
Bar Harbor
Arong
Barbara
Laurie Richardson
Fremont Street
Mrs Maynard Moore arrives to visit Milan street sister
Mrs Maynard Moore of Everett Massachusetts arrived Monday noon to spend a few weeks with her sister Mrs Hiram Annis of Milan street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Moore
Everett
Mass
Hiram Annis
Milan Street
Ladd to Leave Bath for Deputy Education Role
Supt. Ladd will depart Bath after overseeing rapid school growth and 28 new rooms. Under his leadership a hot lunch program and year round janitor staffing began, with comprehensive Sanford Achievement testing and wartime Bath Welding oversight. Edwin R. Andrews lauds Ladd’s work and notes Bath’s loss becomes the state’s gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Juadd
Ladd
Bath
Sanford
Edwin R. Andrews
Bath Board of Education
Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Mr. Ladd
Milo
Bath and
West Bath Union
John Parker
Hyde Windlass Co
University of Maine
Bates College
Lewiston
Columbia University
New York
Milo High School
Piscataquis County
Katahdin Council Boy Scouts
CBS
Milo Lions Club
Doris Dow
Pomona Meets in Woolwich County Fair Highlights
The Woolwich event featured foods vegetables canned goods preserves candies fruit and flowers. The El wells donated zinnias and gladioli earning a good sum. A police talk on highway safety offered practical suggestions to reduce accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwells
Tufts Student Arrives Home For Holiday Visit
Miss Kathleen H. Harkins a Tufts University junior reached home Friday evening to spend the holiday with her parents Mr and Mrs John H Harkins at 26 Corliss Street She traveled with her roommate Miss Jacqueline Snow of Sandwich Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen H. Harkins
Tufts College
John H. Harkins
Corliss Street
Jacqueline Snow
Sandwich
Mass
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Agnes R. MacNeill
Leominster
Douglas Buchanan
Brian M. Jewett
Jewett
Westport
Edward Daley
Floyd R. Evans
Henry O. Trowbridge Andrews
Norfolk
Raymond H. Donnell
John Burgon
Comdr
Melrose
Pacific
North Atlantic
Gertrude Stewart
Arthur Stewart
Chester Leeman
Nequasset
Norris Waltz
Robert Dunham
Plymouth
Robert Mace
Richard
Elmer Riggs
Diane
Judith
Joseph Maxim
Quimbs Street
Susie Maxim
Linston
Ray Seitz
June and
Scott
Francis Curran
Small Point
Charlotte Wyman
Bertha Dunbar
Ada Sweetser
Portsmouth
N_ fH
Ardenne A. Stott
U.S. N. R., Medical Corps
Stott
Louise Daley
Kenbankport
Frank Daley
John B. Downey
Cental Viainie Power Co
Wii
Vermont
Mary MacRinchie RN
Bath Memoria Flo- Pital
Fort Devens
James Gardeniar
Clarence Ofiyes
John Hopkins
We Gardenier
Housband
Donald Dosenty
Great Diamond Island 1
Cape Bay
Hiram Annis Nidan Street
Ortgie
Laconia
N.L
Ernest Marshall
William Sanford
North Bath
Atlantic City
Warren Martin
Emma Mallett
Lynn Mass
Freeman Oliver
Oliver
I . Oe
Sidney E. Dee
Sussex, N. B
Sidneys. Perry
Walter Hill
Beechmont
Vivian Delano
Fishers Court
Bath Tron
Dilyess
Lincoli
TH Viet
TE Vila Hse Ees
Amon
James Cullan
Chester Rives
Andrew
Granite Street
Thatcher Pinkham
Brione Street
Lawrence Bales
Judy
Freda W. Summerton
Middite Rreet
George F. Pearce
Joanne Heal
Dorothy Kocha
Paul Yphantes
North Woolwitt
Wilphir C. QO Uver
Hollywood
Helier
Einata DD Olver
Wilbur C. Olver
Union Street
Henry C. Wright
Semoset
Rockland
Albert Mintsore Af Suimadsi
Hela
Melvin Savage
Wouter Street
Wwome
Anne Pay
Savage
Hid
Fey Bk
John W. Howe
Nol
Edward Pomeros
Air Pomona
Court Sereet
Tararora Rong Scientifa On
Welttsey
Eslwirel Reiter
Perry Curd
Miron
Mr Duew
Wyatt
Shiva
Mae Nevin
Wites Coles
Mulden
Howard Constehlier
Frith
Charles M Tubbs
High Stret
Massachusetts
Winchendon
Pepperell
Ella Bates
Central Grammar School
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Cosmopolitan Clu
Stellard Perham
West Bath
Loreal
Meda Oval
Fag Fisher
U.S
Maria
Lida
Heogindsen
Col Wie
Adacker
Diuriword
Ie Wormreganee
Koes
David Ho Lawrence
Woolwie
Lillian Lawrence
Esther L. Doyte
Saugus
Mii
E. H. Hunter
Soldier's Point
Ruth Furbish
Frank Sylvester
Lincoln Street
Sylvester
Earl Wade
H. T. Caverly
Caverly
Mr. Pinkham
Katie Clark
Bellows Falls
Margaret Neff
Jennie Larrahee
Walter H. Larrabee
Trufant’s Crossing
William Griffin
Manchester
N. H
Earl Greenleaf
Bridgeport
Conn
Monda
Supt
Pomona
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