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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1953

Page

4

Social happenings as Bath residents host visitors and friends

Society notes list Bath residents hosting and visiting relatives across Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts during late summer. Guests include Mr and Mrs Charles Coombs and children Carole and Walter from 74 Washington St with extended family in Wilkes Barre. Rev C B Overman Rev Harold F Holbrook and others visiting Bath and nearby towns. Several locals travel to Boston Arlington and Washington for visits and work changes noted for Frank Sherman Diane and others.

Social Roundup at Camden Bath and surrounding towns

Mr and Mrs Fred Merchant hosted friends during the weekend in Camden while grandson Donald C Alexander joined them en route to his Camden home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Granville Colby and visits by Miss Carlene Hillman and Miss Elizabeth Greenshields. Lieut Comdr Douglas Cleary and Mrs Cleary welcomed a son at Memorial hospital named Douglas Duncan Cleary. Lieut and Mrs Bardelmeyer with daughter Robin visited Bath and Newport, R I. Irene Card spent a week with grandmother Mrs Mary Stover. Harry Merrill Card born Sept 8 at Bath Memorial hospital weighing six pounds 8 ounces. mother Elizabeth Stover is Bath resident.

Fred Merchant Camden Donald C. Alexander Granville Colby Richard Trott Bangor Colbys Carlene Hillman Cornell University England Colby Miss Hillman Izabeth Greenshields Somerset Miss Greenshields Bristol Engand

Miss Betty Anderson Visits Family in Boston

Miss Betty Anderson, employed in Boston, arrived Friday to spend the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Anderson at Oak Street.

Betty Anderson Boston Carl C. Anderson Oak Street

Sailor Donald Kenney Arrives in Bath for Weekend Leave

Donald Kenney of the U S Navy serving aboard the Wisconsin anchored off Virginia’s coast near Norfolk arrived in Bath on Thursday for a weekend leave to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Kenney at 22 Goddard Street.

Donald Kenney U.S. S Wisconsin Virginia Norfolk Bath Charles Kenney Goddard Street

Births and visits across local families

Mr and Mrs Robert Turner Stratton announce the birth of a daughter Barbara Ann at Farmington hospital on Sept 1 weighing seven pounds 11 ounces Mrs Turner nee Mary Lermond is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Lermond Weeks street Frank McIntosh Valley road a foreman at N E T T Co is a patient at Central Maine General hospital in Lewiston after recent surgery Lieut Harold M Sewall US Army arrived in Bath from Fort Devens Mass for a visit with his parents Ens Elizabeth Burgess spent the weekend with her parents at 163 Court street Guests included Ens Nancy Warner of Hoxsie RI and Fns Mary Ellen Shackleton of Quincy IL All three girls are stationed in Brooklyn NY Mr and Mrs William Johnson and son Paul of Scituate MA returned home Saturday after visiting Mr and Mrs Carlton Day Reed at Days Ferry

Harold Brown Pamela Carole Bedford Street Fort Kent Paul Levesque Levesque Bath Grant Mrs. Brown Labor Day Damariscotta Mildred G. Nichols Middle Street Boston Frank K. Scott Annette Cutting Arlington Mass Washington, D. C Louise Bohlken Fairfax Virginia Miss Nichols Westfield Robert Turner Stratton Farmington Hospital Barbara Ann Turner Mary Lermond Earl Lermond Weeks Street Frank McIntosh Valley Road Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston Harold M. Sewall Fort Devens Arthur Sewall, II Washington Street Elizabeth Burgess Arthur Burgess Court Street Ens Nancy Warner Hoxsie Rhode Island Mary Ellen Shackleton Quincy Illinois Brooklyn N. Y William Johnson Paul Scituate, Mass Carlton Day Reed Days Ferry

Birth of a daughter at Memorial hospital named Kelsey Elizabeth

Mr and Mrs Harold Purington Auburn announce the birth of a daughter at Memorial hospital last week. Kelsey Elizabeth weighs five pounds eight ounces. Mrs Purington is Elizabeth Farris, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur B Farris of Center Street. Nearby families and travelers are listed with weekend visits and trips across Maine and New England, including Moosehead Lake, Greenville, and Melrose connections.

Harold Purington Auburn Memorial Hospital Kelsey Elizabeth Purington Elizabeth Farris Arthur B. Farris Center Street

Births and notices from local residents and visitors

Mrs Abraham Greenblatt announces the birth of a son Robert Gary at Memorial Hospital on Sept 1 weighing six pounds ten ounces. Mr and Mrs Richard L Crocker announce their son Richard Lowell Crocker II born Thursday at Memorial Hospital, eight pounds three ounces. Crocker family details and Sun notes from Ellsworth Sagadahoc and Bath residents. Clayton Crooker enlisted in the U S Army stationed at Fort Devens Mass. Luetta Brooks to Wolfboro N H for two weeks with daughter and husband Ralph Hanson. visits Lake Winnipesaukee and Summer home of Florence Baker. D Howard Hatch Jr and family return to Biscay Lake Damarcosta with Tarrs. Amy A Irish returns from Milton Mass Bates College with Shirley Cabe. sees Frederick E Irish Jr at MIT. Clifton O Page and family return to Philadelphia. mother Orville E Page accompanies. Harold W De Long promoted to Captain in U S Navy. stationed in Yokohama with admiral staff. Lucian Morrissette undergoing surgery at Memorial Hospital. State Representative Herbert T Caverly and family visit West Point cadet son. Barbara Hopkins returns to New York City. Donald C Alexander visiting grandparents Fred Merchant and Russell Merchant. Nancy Witte and Eleanor Knight enjoy a day aboard the Viking to Boothbay and Kennebec trip with picnics.

Richard L. Crocker Day's Ferry Memorial Hospital Richard Lowell Crocker, II Crocker Phyllis Chamberlain Florence Chamberlain Ellsworth Mr. Crocker Bertram Crocker Sagadahoc Ferry Luetta Brooks Middle Street Wolfporo N. H Ralph Hanson

Lermond Family Visit Across Somerville Weekend

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lermond and son Kent of Somerville visited over the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lermond of Weeks Street and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leeman of Woolwich, sharing time with family.

Charles Lermond Kent Somerville, Mass Earl Lermond Weeks Street Harold Leeman Woolwich

Family notices and arrivals mark Labor Day weekend in Bath area

Mrs Evander Perkins hosts news of Sgt Gerald John Cavanagh arriving in South Portland on Sept 2 for a 40 day furlough from Shaftsbury England. Family plans a Calais visit with Sgt Cavanagh’s parents over Labor Day weekend. Birth announced for Roy Wilson and Barbara Kidder’s daughter due Sept 6 at Osteopathic hospital Portland.

Evander Perkins Herbert T. Caverly Washington Street South Portland Gerald John Cavanagh Shaftsbury England Portland Perkins Bath Vose L. Armstrong Donald Hincks Calais Sgt. Cavanagh John W. Cavanagh

Local residents share holiday travels and family news

Lieut Charles A Andre Jr U S A F discharged and heading to University of Connecticut on Sept 15 after Gorham State Teachers College. Andre family visiting Lincoln Street parents. Everett White family spent weekend in Quebec visiting St Anne’s and other sites. Carr Smith reunion drew 38 members including four generation groups at Greene home. Converse Lenn and family returned to 1023 High Street after summer at Belgrade Lakes. Thompson Potter spent Labor Day weekend in Waterville and Portland visiting hospital patients. Fred P Nichols family sails week at Overlook Farm Casco then Lake Champlain before Bath return. Mary Cunningham and mother head to Boston for dancing teachers convention. school opens Sept 19. Gillies family at Belgrade Lakes. Whitneys receive word from Grand Hollowing site. Wisharts vacation with Oliver Street relatives and Leonard Court neighbors.

Charles A. Andre, Jr U.S.A.F Laredo Texas University of Connecticut Gorham State Teachers College Andre Charles Charles A. Andre Lincoln Street Connecticut Linwood F. Carr Linwood, Jr Harold J. Carter Glenn Claudia Penelope G. Clinton Smith Greene Fred P. Nichols Overlook Farm Casco Lake Champlain Bath

Bath Families Reunite After Summer Visits

Mrs. Ralph Tuttle of Vallejo returns home after two weeks visiting her sisters in Bath and Berkeley. Her sister Mrs. Herman Stover, nee Gertrude Lundrigan, also came back from New Orleans. Susan Sturtevant resumes home life after a visit with grandparents in Boothbay Harbor. Commander Charles L Norris leaves Bath for Newport after a holiday with family. Mrs Norris and three sons plan to spend fall in Bath with Aunt Carroll Watson. J Russell Grant and daughter Hadene return to East Hartford after visiting Bath relatives.

Ralph Tuttle Vallejo Calif Agnes Eeee Charles Berkeley Tuttle Atty John J. Keegan Grove Street William Esmond Willow Street Herman Stover Gertrude Lundrigan New Orleans Bath Robert Stover William Lundrigan Little Sue Sturtevant Arthur E. Sturtevant Old South Place Daniell Boothbay Harbor Charles L. Norris Newport R.I Donnell Popham Beach

Community News: Local Families Head Home and Staff Changes

Families from Bath and nearby towns disperse after visits and military service ends. Reginald Murphy family and Murphy matron plan to reside with relatives in Bangor. Page family returns to Washington Street and Popham Beach cottage. Hyde family heads to Winchester Virginia while Wallace, Warren, and Lait households note recent moves and visits. Exeter academy grants exceed $210,000 in scholarships to 164 boys starting school year. Elford A. Stover Jr and other local families listed among scholars. Capt. Conger and Mrs Conger hosted Marblehead guests. Weather in Virginia and Bath noted as hot. Sebasco Estates hosts local outings.

Phillips Exeter Academy Elford A. Stover, Jr Elford A. Stover Dummer Street Bath

Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary Discusses Fall Plans

Nequasset Ladies Auxiliary met with president Ethel Blake at her Nequasset road home. Secretary treasurer Hazel Presley read the report. Fall and Winter meeting plans and various fund raising ideas were discussed. The next meeting is Sept 17 with Hazel Presley and a Scotch auction after the business session. A social hour followed with cakes ice cream and punch. Jean Blake assisted in serving. Attendees included Amy Cromwell Hazel Presley Maude Wright Ruth Dubar Augusta McLellan Ethel Blake and guests Alberta Brooks Patricia Blake and Jean Blake.

Nequasset Ethel Blake Nequasset Road Hazel Presley Jean Blake Amy Cromwell Maude Wright Ruth Dubar Augusta McLellan Alberta Brooks Patricia

Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Hold Fall Meeting

The Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters opened autumn activities with strong attendance. Mrs. Dorothy Stone presided as chief, routine business and officer reports were given, and annual inspection was announced for Oct. 14. The Twin Bees Club plans a Sept. 10 meeting at Mrs. Sarah Potter's Arrowsic home with a 10 a.m. assemble in front of Hilyard's Drug Store.

Lowell Temple Pythian Dorothy Stone Twin Bees Club Sarah Potter Arrowsic Hilyard's

Suburb Civic Club Opens Fall Activities With Card Party

Fourteen members of the Suburb Civic Club met at Winneganee Community Clubhouse after a summer recess. With president absent, vice president Hazel Atwood led the session and discussed fall plans. A card party at the community house on Sept 24 was announced. Jeanette Knight resigned as secretary. Persis Miller was elected to fill the remainder of the year. Next meeting is Sept 17 with hostesses Marjorie Hawkes, Ethel Pinkham, Agnes Small and Persis Miller. Refreshments were provided by Marion McDonald, Bess Manson, Adelaide Mott and Marie Footer. Flowers decorated the hall.

Suburb Civic Club Winneganee Jeanette Knight Secret Persis Miller Marjorie Hawkes Ethel Pinkham Agnes Small Marion McDonald Bess Manson Adelaide Mott Marie Footer

Cosmopolitan Club Opens Fall Season With Meeting

The Cosmopolitan Club held a covered dish supper at 630 with large attendance at the club house. Officers and members discussed by law changes, forthcoming events, and a safety conference at the Marshall House York with Governor Cross as speaker. Mrs. Lor ing Addison presided in the absence of the president.

Cosmopolitan Club Loring Addison Linwood Boardman Carville Douglas Frank Saunders William Dennison Sumner Sewall Loring Addson Evelyn Stairs John Mitchell Eleanor Matter Progressive Union Helen Keller Fund Visi Sweetser Saco Delmar Gilmore Marshall House York Burton M. Cross S. L Nwood Boardman

Endowment Fund Plans Speaker Visits and Good Works

Mrs. Norman Plaff of Dexter announces endowment fund activities for the State Federation. Carl DiSuse will speak at Morse High School on Nov 5 with photos from Queen Elizabeth’s coronation. Half of net proceeds go to hospital fair fund, rest to club philanthropy. Next meeting Oct 1 features Marion Martin, Labor Commissioner, at 8:30, with teachers as guests.

Norman Plaff Dexter Carl DiSuse Morse High School Marjoriells Queen Elizabeth London Hospital Fair Fund Marion Martin

Wesley Church Women Fall Meeting Highlights Projects

Wesley Church Women Society of Christian Service held its first fall meeting with strong attendance. Projects include new Sunday school chairs, a cook book by the Women's Division, and a Christmas sale with knobby craft jewelry. Lunches start Sep 24 on the first and third Thursdays. District Conference in Fairfield on Sep 16. Next meeting is a swap party led by Mrs. Llewelyn Rogers and daughter.

Women's Society For Christian Service Wesley Methodist Church Fairfield Llewelyn Rogers Carolyn Rogers

Genesta Chapter of O E S meets at Masonic Temple

Genesta Chapter of Genesta O E S held a Friday eve gathering at Masonic Temple with strong attendance. Mrs. Leah Page welcomed members and announced the September 18 inspection led by Lisbon Falls district deputy Mrs Edna Purington, preceded by a turkey banquet hosted by co chairs Mrs Rose Rogers and Mrs Anne Deering. A memorial service honored Irving Trufant with flowers laid on the altar. Refreshments followed by Mrs Nellie Smith and Mrs Tessie Robinson.

Genesta Masonic Temple Leah Page Edna Purington Lisbon Falls Rose Rogers Anne Deering Ruth Fuller Ruth Hathorne Bertha Card Carolyn Robbins Mildred McCall Doris Brooks North End Maude McQuaide Center Mabel Merrill South End Irving Trufant Nellie Smith Tessie Robinson

Mystery ride brings Dromore grange to Yarmouth guest night

Thirty seven Dromore members joined West Bath Tops ham and Woolwich granges on a mystery trip to Wescus togo grange in Yarmouth. Ladies led the onstage meeting on ladies night with peach shortcake and whipped cream served. A long list of attendees from Dromore accompanied by many spouses and friends filled the chairs.

Dromore Grange Dro More Helen Gagnon Jessie Morrill Viola Melzard Grace Trask Harriet Steward Thomas Tarcey Anna Hanson William Robson Arthur Totman Ruth Totman Edward King Elfreda Perkins Alma Holbrook Madelyn Holbrook Beverly Hughes Lenora McMann Betty Lou Libby Helen Quimby Stanley Williams Robert Metcalf Martha Vachon Levina Vachon Francene Williams

Sterling Bible Class Meeting in Corliss Street Church

Sterling Bible Class of Corliss Street church held its monthly business session Monday evening in the small vestry. Mrs. Willing led with Have Thine Own Way Lord responsive reading. Readings and prayer followed, with the Lord's Prayer and Apostle's Creed recited in unison. Bible verses were given by attendees.

Bible class notes and roll call meeting planned for October

Members and the Bible class questions were answered with Mrs Walter Taylor and Mrs Wallace Plant distributing questions for October. After the class slogan, business reports and offerings were given. The roll call meeting is set for October with Mrs Wilfred Chaney's committee in charge. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Mabel Wheeler Mrs Sarah Garcelon and Miss Sadie Coombs.

Walter Taylor Wallace Plant Wilfred Chaney Mabel Wheeler Sarah Garcelon Sadie Coombs

Co-Workers Class Holds January Meeting at Harrington Home

The Co-Workers Class of First Baptist met Tuesday evening at Laura Harrington’s home in North Street with 23 members and one visitor. Evelyn Sothard led, devotions by Lotta Goodwin, prayers by Nellan Stover, and Lucy Brown and Florence Woodside directed games and quizzes. Next gathering set for Bertha Furber’s home on Bedford Road.

First Baptist Church Laura Harrington North Street Evelyn Sothard Lotta Goodwin Nellan Stover Lucy Brown Florence Woodside Bernice Oliver Grace Mitchell Bertha Furber Bedford Road

Junior Hospital League Meeting At Birch Point

Mrs. J Edward Drake Jr hosted fourteen members Tuesday evening at Birch Point. New president Mrs F Theodore Bertocci presided. 1952 1953 activities were reviewed by Mrs William A Niss. Publicity chair Mrs Frederick Haggett and sewing co chairs Mrs Donald Small and Mrs Frederick Robie were named. White elephant table approved for Hospital Fair in October. Next meeting with Mrs William Mussenden on Garden Street.

Junior Hospital League J. Edward Drake, Jr Birch Point F. Theodore Bertocci William A. Niss Frederick Haggett Donald N. Small Frederick Robie George Barker, Jr Carl R. Dearborn, Jr William Mussenden Garden Street Donald Small Eugene Eberhard Roger M. Luke M. Dean Shaw Leslie Shumway Eleanor Wilson William Musseriden

Winnegance P.T.A. Meeting Rescheduled to September 15

The Winnegance P.T.A. meeting which was set for Tuesday evening is postponed to September 15 at the Winnegance school house. Officers include Mrs. Donald Logan president Mrs. Peter Gagnon vice president Mrs. Morris Skillin treasurer Mrs. Donald Williams secretary and Mrs. Stanwood Gillman the Winnegance school teacher.

Winnegance P.T.A Winnegance P.T.A Donald Logan Peter Gagnon Morris Skillin Donald Williams Stanwood Gillman Winnegance School

Personal Notes From Newton Center and Nearby Areas

Local social items list Friday visits in Newton Center and Washington Street. Guests include Mrs Walter S Glidden, Mr and Mrs Herbert Sawyer, and Miss Marion Heald. Wedding invitations announced for Miss Barbara Ann Richardson and William Buchanan at the First Universalist Church in Norway. Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Bert Mason of Poughkeepsie named Daniel Paine and Nicholee Philips. relatives named. The Sonia family from Milwaukee vacationing in Bath with plans to return to Chicago after.

Herbert Sawyer Newton Center Mass Walter S. Glidden Washington Street Frederick E. Drake, Jr Grove Street Cape Cod Marion E. Heald Boston David N. Heald Labor Y Barbara Ann Richardson North Street Lester E. Richardson Norway William A. Buchanan Albert Buchanan Dover N. J First Universalist Bert Mason Poughkeepsie N. Y

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