Birthday Parties and a New Teaching Job Mentioned
Barbara Louise Travis celebrated her sixth birthday with at home games at 17 Marshall street with friends. Mae Jaqueline Nelson hosted her eighth birthday at 154 Center street with prizes and yellow and green decor. Hilda G Scott plans to teach English at Thornton Heights junior high in Portland after recent Morse, Gorham Normal, and University of Maine studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Louise Travis
Marshall Street
Grace Thayer
Eleanor Gotte
Barbara Jean Pottle
Robert Kaler
Harriet Plant
Mae Jaqueline Nelson
Louis P. Nelson
Bath Iron Works Corp
Nelson
Center Street
Anita Bagdikian
Camelia Deering
Nancy Gregware
Carmen Huse
Emma King
John Wishart
Ruth Williams
Hilda G. Scott
Portland
Thornton Heights
Scott
Morse
Gorham Normal
University of Maine
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Sigma Mu Sema
Iris’ Chorus
Nayjer University
John W. Scott
Middle Street
Social ties and travel noted in Winchester notices
A parade of local families report holiday and summer travel, visits with relatives, and moves. Mr. and Mrs. McFadden return from Winchester after visiting Roscoe and Mrs. McFadden. Norman Howard family returns from Five Islands. Dr. and Mrs. Caverly return from Labor Day visit. Mrs. Dana and Mrs. Crocker travel from Old Orchard Beach. executives attend a savings bank conference at Squaw Mountain Inn. Adams family vacationed in Berlin New Hampshire. Hastings family from Bangor visiting. Miss Virginia Hastings accompanies them. Miss Elizabeth Norsworthy returning from New York. Jenn Bowse and son Jan Jr move into their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. McFadden
Winchester
Mass
McFadden
Roscoe P. McFadden
Middle Street
Norman Howard
Gienda
Betty
Gilbert
Washington Street
Five Islands
Herbert T. Caverly
Lardina Ann
Herbert
John G. Morse
Greenville
Savings Bank
Squaw Mountain Inn
Henry D. Adams
Henry, Jr
Leroy Clark
Berlin
N.H
Clark
Clarence B. Clark
Paris
Richard Hastings
Daushtyvr
Jeanette
Bangor
Hast
Fred Kit- Pri
Virginia Hastings
Maine Trademark Campaign Aims to Brand Fall Products
Maine regulators enforce a red white and blue Maine trademark on containers with licensing required. The plan, supervised by the Maine Development Commission, seeks to curb deceptive advertising while promoting Maine products such as potatoes, lobsters, apples, canned goods and dairy. The trademark features blue white and red stripes with state name and product in color coded bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Department of Agriculture
Frank P. Washburn
Commission
Maine Development Commission
U. S. Patent Office
State of Maine
Development Commission
Washburn
Burnham Perry Wedding Friday Night
Miss Anna Louise Perry daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J Perry of 23 Crescent street court married Erving Leo Burnham Jr son of Mr and Mrs Erving Leo Burnham of 140 Western avenue Friday at eight at the Peoples Baptist parsonage 95 Court street Rev George B Wolstenholme officiated The couple were attended by Miss Nellie M Perry and Lawrence G Burnham The bride wore brown sheer with a yellow rose corsage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Louise Perry
Edward J. Perry
Crescent Street Court
Erving
Leo Burnham, Jr
Erving Leo Burnham
Western Avenue
People’s Baptist
Court Street
George B. Wolstenholme
Nellie M. Perry
Lawrence G. Burnham
Criterion Dance
Thelma Fogg
Myrna Avery
Morse High School
Congress Scir: Co
Morse
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Burnham
Center Street
Cadillac Mountain
Sedan Collides With Maine Central Bus Near Moainteaca
A sedan driven by Haro Colby and Perley Colby narrowly escaped serious injuries when it collided with Maine Central Bus No. 9 on the Bath-Wiscasset Highway near the railroad bridge at Moainteaca. Wayne Ball of Belfast, driving the bus, avoided a worse crash by steering to ditch. The left side of the sedan was wrecked and Perley Colby suffered a minor knee cut. Ball’s handling prevented greater danger to passengers. No charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haro'd
Colby
Brother Perley
Wiswass.t
Montsweag Food Products Inc
Maine Central Bus. No. 9
Bath-Wiscasset
Moainteaca
Harry L. Thompson
Bussasengers
Wincasset
Wayne Ball
Belfast
Perley Co
Cal
Wen
Thompson
Ball
Henderson-Packer Wedding in Wesley M. E. Church
Miss Florence Iabelle Packer of New York City became the bride of Donald Bishop Henderson at high noon Saturday in Wesley M. E. church with Rev. Ernest Heywood officiating. The couple, joined by immediate families, celebrated with a reception for about 20 at the Henderson home before a Canada trip and a Hartford, Connecticut home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Iabelle Packer
New York City
Donald Bishop Henderson
Albert Henderson
Union Street
Wesley M. E. Church
Ernest Heywood
Albert B. Henderson
Bert Chapin
Brunswick Road
Henderson
Yarmouth
Enfield, Conn
Diesel Motors
Chauncey F. Packer
Warehouse Pt
Conn
Clara Susan 'Haskell
JEWETT-BLACK WEDDING HELD AT CENTRAL CHURCH
Miss Evelyn Mary Black wed Donald Milton Jewett Friday at 7 30 PM in Central Congregational church parsonage at 898 Middle Street. Rev. David L. Wilson officiated the single ring ceremony. Attendants included Henry W. Mank and family. The couple will live on Middle Street after a Brewer weekend trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Mary Black
Donald Milton Jewett
Central Parsonage
Central Congregational Church Parsonage
Middle Street
David L. Wilson
Henry W. Mank
Mank
Jewett
Parker T. Black
Brewer
Danforth High School
Erastus A. Jewett
Wenslow Street
Morse High School
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Hds
Bath boy charged with larceny from two stores
A 14 year old Bath youth was committed to the State School for Boys after being charged with larceny from A. Hallet & Co. and Variety Shop Inc. He was arrested by Patrolman Robert D. Green about 6 30 Monday evening and admitted taking cigarettes an automatic lighter and lighter fluid from the two shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hallet & Co
Front Street
Variety Shop, Inc
Center Street
Bath
State School For Boys
South Portland
Arthur J. Dunton
Robert D. Green
Nasi Family Enjoys Canadian Trip and Camp Stay
Mr and Mrs George Nasi returned last Monday from a weeklong tour by train through Quibe Montreal along the St Lawrence to Montpelier Fabyans Crawford Notch and North Conway They faced extreme heat last Friday and Saturday Elaine their daughter attended the Congregational Christian Camp Manitou in Washington ME where she taught and studied astronomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nasi
Quibe
Montreal
St. Law
Montpelier
Fabyans
Crawford Notch
North Conway
Nasis
Canada
Elaine
Congregational Christian
Manitou
Washington
Bowdoin Visitors And Local Updates In Lisbon Falls
Mr and Mrs Clifford Starbird spent the weekend with friends in White Martins Annie Pokinton resumed duties as teacher at Lisbon Falls high school on Tuesday Miss Marion Curtis returned from Kennebunk where she worked over the summer Harold Adams and son from Melrose Mass visited at Mrs Ella Adams home Albert Lovesile of Chelsea Mass stayed at his Haigh road cottage Charles Salt of Revere Mass called on Mr and Mrs Charles Babb Phyllis Starbird ill at home with infantile paralysis since Friday under care of Dr Pratt of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Starbird
Annie Pokinton
Lisbon Falls
Marion Curtis
Kennebunk
Harold Adams
Melrose
Mass
Adams
Ella Adams
Albert Lovesile
Chelsea
Haigh Road
Charles Salt
Revere
Charles Babb
Phyllis Starfird
Dr. Pratt
Richmond
Grace Maxwell
Alice Maxwell
Clara Fogg
Ida Fowle
Charles Hackett
R. D. Purington
George Cutler
Harold Rollins
Edward Baker
Bowdoinham
Bowdoin Lilly
Malden
Gray
Emma P. Putnam
S. W
Lauris Wilson
Eddie
Philadelphia
George Hamilton
Boston
Courtney Nealey
Sanford
Ella Purington
Bishop
John Purington
John McCart
Eastport
McCart
Coombs High School
Bert Merrill
Lewiston
Mabel Lancaster
Brunswick
Frances Merrill
Gladys Raymond
Dorothy Dickinson
Pearl Raymond
Jessie Ames
Nealey
Edward Wilson
Ralph Cutler
Lola Lang
Old Orchard
Edward
Belle Umberhind
Bowdeinham
Frances Cutler
Storrs
Harry
Linwood Rideout
Portland
Phillip Rideout
C. M. G. Hospital
Raymond Rendall
al- Sagadahoc
George Brawn
Carl Brawn
Cold Springs
N. Y
Brawn
Hattie Hackett
Ruth MacEwen
Clifford Gray
Hewitt
Somerville
Noted Visitor From New York Calls On Local Aunt
New York City resident visiting in town with Mrs. Orr's aunt Mrs. Henry W. Owen Jr. and Col. Owen of 109 Oak Street. Mr. Orr plans a week stay then returns to New York City to resume work Monday morning. Mrs Orr, formerly Carolyn F Turner, will stay longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Ciy
Youland Reed Wedding in Woolwich Porch Ceremony
Miss Dorothy May Reed and Arthur Leroy Youland wed in an outdoor porch ceremony on the Reed home lawn in Woolwich. Rev. Walter W. Swank officiated as family and friends attended, with reception following and plans to reside with the bride's family in Bath after a brief wedding trip to the White Mountains.
Hart Candelent Nuptials on Friday
Stephen Hart wed Miss Evelyn Doro Candelent in a Friday evening ceremony at Central Congregational parsonage. Rev. David Wilson officiated. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. John Wiard of Hartford. Bride is daughter of Harry and Mrs Candelent of Meriden. Hart is employed as a ship fitter at Bath Iron Works. They seek residence at 50 Elm Street, Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Hart
Evelyn Dorothy Candelent
R.N
Central Congregational Parsonage
Middle Street
David Logan Wilson
LHD
John Wiard
Hartford
Conn
Harry Candelent
FE Main Street
Meriden
Meriden Hospital
Bath Memorial Hospital
Hart
Jonathan T. Hart
Maple Hill
Newon
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bar Harbor
Thompson
Elm Street
Reed-Fisher Wedding In Wiscasset Hotel Sedgwick
Miss Madeleine Fisher and Vincent C. Reed, both of Wiscasset, wed Monday evening in the sun room of Hotel Sedgwick with Rev. Charles S. Sowder officiating. A double ring ceremony followed by a wedding supper. The bride is the daughter of Fisher camp proprietors, the groom a native of Anna and Amoco Gas Station manager. They plan a weeklong wedding trip then move into a new house on the main highway outside Wiscasset on the Bath road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeleine Fisher
Vincent C. Reed
Wiscasset
Sedgwick
Charles S. Sowder
John Fisher
Fishers Camps
Wiscasset-Bath
Anna
Amoco
Reed
Ghway
Bath Road
Bowdoinham Social Notes Highlight Bridge Party
Mrs Grace Maxwell and daughter Alice hosted a luncheon and four bridge tables with guests from Bowdoinham Bath Fitchburg Malden Danvers Philadelphia and Lewiston among others. Prizes went to Miss Clara Fogg Miss Ida Fowle and Mrs Charles Hackett.
Social notes from Augusta and nearby towns
Mrs Maude Millay and Mrs Wallace Hutchins visited Augusta last week. Mrs Mary Heath traveled to Portland to see Dr MacDonald. Mr and Mrs Albert Cornish stayed at his sister Mrs A P Cobbs for a few days. Mrs Harry Purington hosted grandson Master Brown from Cold Spring New York and grandchildren Evelyn and Albert Skelton of Bowdoin. Mrs Chester Jack hosted a Gardiner niece and nephew recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Millay
Wallace Hutchins
Abbie Allen
Augusta
Mary Heath
Portland
Dr. MacDonald
Albert Cornish
A. P. Cobb
Harry Purington
Master Brown
Cold Spring
N. Y
Evelyn
Albert” Skelton
Bowdoin
Chester Jack
Gardiner
Medford couple guests of Mrs Durant weekend stay
Mr and Mrs Joseph Martin of Medford Massachusetts were weekend guests of Mrs Frank Durant residing at 254 Center Street during a brief social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Martin
Medford, Mass
Frank Durant
Center Street
Rice couple back from White Mountains trip
Mr and Mrs Howard Rice of Mechanic Street returned Monday evening from a four days trip through the White Mountains, with Gorham, New Hampshire, as their headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Rice
Mechanic Street
White Mountains
Gorham, N. H
Afternoon Wedding Unites Baxter Smith Daughter and Gillette
The marriage of Lydia Baxter Smith daughter of Hon Ru pert H Baxter to Capt Claude Sex ton Gillette U S N of Philadelphia was solemnized Tuesday at 4 30 PM at the bride’s Washington street home. The ceremony by Rev Joseph O Purdue drew relatives and intimate friends. Mrs John H Hyde was matron of honor in chartreuse green velvet with orchids. Capt Claude Jones served as best man. A buffet supper followed and the couple will reside in Philadelphia where he directs the Naval Boiler laboratory. Out of town guests included Capt Claude Jones New London Conn and many others from Connecticut Washington D C New York and Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy May Reed
Myers E. Reed
Woolwich
Carlton Bridge
Arthur Leroy Alden Youland
Bath
Eugene A. Youland
Youland
Richardson Street
Reed
Walter W. Swank
Lutheran Church
North Waterford
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Sarah Reed
Mail of Honor
Virginia G. Youland
Neil McDougall
John H. Carter
East Weymouth
Mass
Carl Sundbach
Weymouth
White Mountains
Morse High School
Morse
Hyde Windlass Co
Edward L. Reed
William T. Wyman
Janet
Charles E. Haley
Winter Harbor
Faustina M. Reed
John Roberts
Walter P. Kingsbury
Horace Morse
Ardenne Pierce
Edward Clancy
Eugene Sprague
Lydia Baxter Smith
Rupert H. Baxter
Claude Sexton Gillette
Philadelphia
Mark D. Gillette
Washington Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Congregational Church
John H. Hyde
Claude Jones
New London
Fenton Tomlinson
Josephine Dorler
Mildred Steele
Portland
Virginia Steamer Virginia Casino Fire Destroys Southport Building
Holiday passengers aboard the steamer Virginia viewed the smoking ruins of the Southport casino destroyed by fire early Sunday. Postmaster Kenneth Pinkham and his family escaped from living quarters on the second floor as flames spread rapidly. Much mail was saved but a store in the same building and its contents were lost. Firefighters from Southport and Boothbay Harbor battled the blaze, protecting nearby structures and the bridge. Cause undetermined. Estimated loss ranged from 10000 to 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Southport
Kenneth Pinkham
Samoset River
Boothbay Harbor
Elks Clambake At Bay Point Draws Bath Lodge Members
About 40 Bath Lodge of Elks members attended a Sunday clambake at Bay Point. A noon indoor bake served steamed and fried clams, lobsters, corn and other fare. After lunch the group fished and swam. Edward N. Hartnett chaired the committee with Arthur H. Sprague and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge of Elks
Bay Point
Edward N. Hartnett
Arthur H. Sprague
Walter L. Whitney
Bart O'Donnell
H. Joseph Madden
Lewiston Auburn nurses end 20 hour private duty
About 50 nurses from Lewiston and Auburn voted to abolish 20 hour private duty shifts within city limits and hospitals effective after Sept 15, aligning with state practice. The move was prompted by alumnae associations of C. M. G. and Ste Marie's General hospitals and followed a Thursday night meeting at Lewiston city building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Auburn
Ste. Marie's
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Vietor Vortrola
E. Daley
Reeves Hart
Brewster G. Sedgwick
Optometrist
Arthur Allen
Bath Trust
Madame van Zand
Wheeler
Mr Whever
Fred Madsen
New York
Wressertung
West Point
Madame Wheelers
Abethey
Tenvird
Norsworthy
Washing'un
Vis
Tates
Omar W. Folson
Sir Fayvy
Egon
Elizabeth
Briadtford
Belunzwer
Dateliver
Dorothy
Sem Bradford, Jr
Park Street
Nina Sass
Aml
Jenn Bowse
Jan. Jr
Brunswick Business School
Spring Street
Perry
People’s Baptist Parsonage
Montsweag
Florence Isabelle Packer
Donald B. Henderson
Bath Iron Works
Meriden, Conn
Hotel Sedgwick
Bowdoinham Post Road
Columbia
Chester Morris
Bill Boyd
Cassidy
Dick Tracey
Andy Clyde
Borneo
Jack Benny
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Ray Hutton
Swing Hutton
Captain Claude Sexton Gillette
U.S.N
Opera House
Rochelle Hudson
Jack Haley
John Boles
Bobby Breen
Thin Ice
Sonja Henie
Tyrone Power
Josephine Hutchinson
George Murphy