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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1942

Page

6

Bath Notices of Friends and Relatives on Summer Outings

Bath society news lists visitors, residents, and travelers with relatives in Bath and nearby towns. It notes multiple departures for training, school, and travel to Boston, New York, Maine coast, and Nova Scotia, plus jobs and summer activities of local families and sailors.

Local notes on returning student athletes and visitors

Robert Mackenzie II of Minior return to Orono for football practice September 12 after summer welding work at Bath Works. He is the son of Mrs. Earl Mackenzie and stayed with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Angus Burden in Highland Street. Harold Cutting enjoys a two week vacation from Hyde Industrial Co. Nellie Dempsey and sister Miss Mabel Dempsey of Jamaica Plain visit their sons John Trainor and daughter Louise Trainor on Crescent Street. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thayer of Western Avenue vacationing in Boston.

Philip S. Paine Bath Cecil E. Paine High Street U.S. Army Camp Rucker Ala Corp Paine Robert Smythe Champagne Robert MacKenzie, II Munior Bath N Works Orono Mr. MacKenzie Earl MacKenzie Angus Burden Highland Street Nellie Dempsey Mabel Dempsey Jamaica Plain Mass John Trainor Louise Trainor Crescent Street Walter Thayer Western Avenue Boston

Early 20th Century Bath News Notes

Ma onnell of esse Macyies arrives from Ash Street. Miss Nell will be in Bath until Smith College opens in September when she resumes studies as a junior. Mrs. John Wishart of Oliver Street is a patient at Maine General Hospital in Portland. Marjorie erect and Grace of Closter New Jersey dormant. Bath visits Grace telephone operator in Hyde Windlass Co. Mr and Mrs Harry Fitch of Sagadahoc Ferry were in Portland. Miss June Varney, office of Allen Lumber Co., enjoys her annual vacation.

Maine Oy Abe Veet Ma Onnell Esse Macyies Ash Street Néll Bath Smith College John Wishart Oliver Street Maine General Hospital Portland Marjorie Erect Waer Ea Grace Closter N. J Bat Ufiel Grace The Hyde Windlass Co June Varney Allein Lumber Co

Local Names Appear in East Coast Social Notes

The fragment lists individuals connected to Boston and Portland society. It mentions Jaydon M. Smith visiting Ertown, Mass., staying with Brady and sister Mrs Archibald Miller in Boston. Miss Miller teaches languages at Brighton High School, with other named residents from Portland and Middlesthest.

Jaydon M. Smith Ertown Mass Ny Brady

Local residents share visits across towns

Iter Jean plans to go home in Pitts after visiting Mrs. Nelson Rice of Sagadahoc Ferry. Mr and Mrs Thompson Potter of High Street visited Washington and will visit Biddeford while Mr Potter enjoys a Bath Iron Works vacation. Mr and Mrs Abraham A Povich and son Larry of Washington DC returned after visiting Mrs Ich's mother Mrs Nathan Povich on Front Street. Mrs A Brown of Boston returned home Thursday after visiting her sister Mrs Elizabeth Gavagan at 87 Western Avenue.

Iter Jean Pittslowing Nelson Rice Sagadahoc Ferry Mrs. Thompson Potter High Street Haven Washington Biddeford Potter Bath Iron Works Abraham A. Povich Larry Washington, D. C Ich Nathan Povich Front Street A. Brown Boston Elizabeth Gavagan Western Avenue

Local Social Notes Highlight Acade Street and Area Nominations

Mrs Bertram Willis of Acade Street is a week in her health. Mrs Sarah g of Shaw Street, ill at her daughter Maude Lewis home, was taken ill three weeks ago while visiting. She now sits up briefly daily. John Hunter of New York City returned home after a week with Mrs G A Delong of Woolwich. Mr and Mrs S M Werner and family have moved from Wisconsin to Edward Daley home at 47 Bedford Street. Werner is Hyde Park Terrace manager. Mrs William Daley and niece Ina Anderson of Middle Street recently visited Portland.

Marie Keith New York City Nick Kenny New York Daily Mirror U.S.O Harry Scott Campbell’s Pond Road Edward Daley Bedford Street Randall Daley Sandra New Brunswick Nova Scotia Roland Smith St. John N. B Sherman Kerr Western Shore N. S Sunnybrae Ella Delaney Winchester, Mass Burns Cameron Sandra Daley Daley Prince Edward Island Picta Lodge Bertram Willis Acadestreet Sarah G Shaw Street Maude Lewis John Hunter G. A. Delong Woolwich S. M. Werner Wiscasset Werner Hyde Park Terrace William Daley Ina Anderson Middle Street Portland

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