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11 Sep 1941

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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1941

Page

7

Surprise party honors Sims on 33rd wedding anniversary

Rev and Mrs Charles R Sims of First Baptist were guests of honor at a Thursday evening surprise party after the weekly prayer meeting. Deacons and wives served cookies cakes and punch. Daughter-in-law Rev Overman presented a cassia of sweet peas and rose buds. The couple said the event marked one of their happiest ten years in the church. Dr William S Frodkin returned from Boston. Grace Bennett left for Portland to study at Northeastern University secretarial course. Mary C MacNeil from Quincy is visiting Aunt Mrs Harry Lemont. Dorothy Nielson of Boston visits friend Mary Young. Several local residents moved homes or returned from trips while others recover from illness. A clambake at Indian Point, visits to Bath, and guests at Western Avenue were noted.

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Charles R. Sims First Baptist Church Leon Eaton Clarence Flood Harry Moulton Sim Robert Overman Rockport Overman Sims Grace Bennett Daniel Bennett Middle Street Portland Northeastern University School of Business Alton Carver Carver South Portland Miss Bennett Morse High School 1939
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Social notes and arrivals from Bath area residents

Mrs John Grindell of Brunswick road hosted a surprise shower at Rock Hill Inn on Wednesday with prizes awarded to Mrs Mark W Hennessey Mrs Theodore Watson Mrs Samuel Hooper and Mrs Carl Anderson Other attendees included many Bath area residents. The column lists numerous movements weddings teaching appointments and military transfers among Bath residents and friends through early September.

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John Grindell Brunswick Road Rock Hill Inn Mark W. Hennessey Theodore Watson Samuel Hooper Carl Anderson Karcher Jackson Helen Shaughnessy Francis McLaughlin Josephine Fraser George T. Murphy Jane Wiggin Gilbert Atwood Harold P. Small William Daley Eugene Desmond Robert Brownell J. Haviland Torrey
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Bath Brunswick Guests Dine At Sunset Farm Weekend

Mr and Mrs William Battin of New York stayed with Mrs Clarence W Morse and Miss Clare M Coombs at 870 Washington St. They toured South Africa and Europe years ago and now travel by motor returning from a Quebec and Murray Bay summer. They enjoyed a lobster dinner at Sunset Farm South Harpswell, popular with Bath Brunswick residents. Eliot Fuller, who sold his Beacon Street home, now lives with Mrs Mary Clatenburk on Middle Street.

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William Battin New York Clarence W. Morse Clare M. Coombs Washington Street South Africa Europe Battins Quebec Murray Bay Sunset Farm South Harpswell Bath Brunswick Eliot Fuller Beacon Street Mary Clatenburk Middle Street
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Social News From Augusta and Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs Harry Berry and family hosted relatives from Concord Jamaica and New York over the weekend at 47 Bedford Street. Mrs William Duley and son stayed with relatives in Thomaston. Miss Mary Perry RN returned to fall duties after visiting relatives in Augusta and Wellesley. Eleanora Oliver and Marion Dain visited Mrs Ethel Dana in Woolwich. Hyde Windlass Co women employees dined at the Cascades in Saco and spent the day in Portland with Addie Palmer Muriel Grace Daisy Welch Francis Norton William Daley and guest Herbert Henderson.

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Harry Berry Bernice Berry Ada Berry Richard Berry Concord N. H Berry Benjamin Berry, Jr Jamaica, N. Y Mr. Berry H. Dorman Perkins Bedford Street Hyde Windlass Co Cascades Saco Portland Addie Palmer Muriel Grace Daisy Welch Francis Norton William Daley Herbert Henderson
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Kennet Square Resident Trips Home After Aunt Visit

Parker Boyd Jr returns to Kennet Square after visiting his aunt Mrs John H Hyde of Elmhurst. Loring Soule and wife entertain Cheerio club of Moat Sweag church on Aug 28 as their son Kenneth Soule leaves for Manitowoc Wisconsin to work as a shipyard supervisor. Mrs Henry Adams of Upper Washington Street is home bound with a broken arm from a fall a fortnight ago in Damariscotta. The Soules and Charlene visit Liberty cottage with Stephen Packard Wilson of 894 High Street. Earl Hutchinson and family from Brewer visit, Hutchinson is Adelaide Campbell of Bath.

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Parker Boyd, Jr Kennet Square, Pa John H. Hyde Elmhurst Loring Soule Murphy's Corner Woolwich Cheerio Club Moatsweag Church Kenneth Soule Henry Adams Upper Washington Street Elmer F. Campbell Donald Wilson Stephen Packard Wilson High Street Liberty Earl Hutchinson Brewer Hutchinson Adelaide B. Campbell Bath
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Local residents return from summer trips and visits

Mr and Mrs Roscoe H Shaw and daughter Joan return to 100 North after weeks at Popham Beach. Mrs Archibald Miller and daughter Margaret S Miller come home to Allston after a summer in Vermont. Miss Miller teaches in Brghton High School. Mrs Robert L Jewell and Mrs Lawrence Thayer visit Philadelphia with their aunt Mrs George M Stephens. James A McLellan took an excursion to Boothbay Harbor during a vacation from Beacon Street Church duties. Mrs Morse Miss Stevens and Ray Cummings substituted. Mrs Morse to play next Sunday. Etta Norris of Camden and Henry Gilman of Natick visit William McLaughlin family. Effie Noddin, Elizabeth NJ teacher, leaves Bangor after ten days with Florence Troop in Washington Street home.

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Roscoe H. Shaw Joan North Street Popham Beach Archibald Miller Granite Street Margaret S. Miller Middlebury Allston Mass Robert L. Jewell Washington Street Lawrence Thayer Philadelphia George M. Stephens James A. McLellan Boothbay Harbor Beacon Street Samuel Morse Jane Stevens Ray Cummings Morse Etta Norris Camden, N. J Henry Gilman Natick, Mass William McLaughlin Robbins Street Effie Noddin Elizabeth N. J Florence Troop Bangor Harold Noddin New Jersey
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Mrs Dennis D Clark Returns Home From Memorial Hospital

Mrs Dennis D Clark is back at 617 Washington Street after several days as a patient at Memorial Hospital.

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Dennis D. Clark Washington Street The Memorial Hospital
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Robinson Street Family Attends Windham Rodeo Entertainment

Mr and Mrs Harry F Oliver of Robinson Street with Mr and Mrs Raymond Palmer and children Sylvia and Ralph Jr passed Sunday in Windham to attend the C Bar C entertainment and rodeo event.

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Harry F. Oliver Robinson Street Raymond Palmer Sylvia Ralph, Jr Middle Street Windham
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Mrs Wellington A Moore Hosts Monday Evening Club

Mrs Wellington A Moore entertained the Monday Evening club at her Weeks street home for the first meeting since summer recess. Attendees included Mrs William P Hatch Mrs Florence Troop Mrs Nathan E Coffin Miss Flossie M Beals Miss Effie Noddin of Elizabeth N J and Miss Miriam Adams of Woonsocket R I. Corp John Tournlotte stationed at the Sixth Army Corps Officers Headquarters Providence R I is on furlough with his mother at 283 Center street He recently earned a promotion to corporal after volunteering in January in the first draft and remains invested in his U S Army service.

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Alice Darrah Bliss Business College Pine Street Marion Anderson Elizabeth Burgess Ruth Lemoine Edith Berg Anne Shellenbarger Eileen Piper Frances Grainger Marie MacDonald Miriam Adams Woonsocket R. A Bath Margaret Adams W. A. Moore Weeks Street Brunswick Ernest Stanwood Wellington A. Moore Monday Evening Club William P. Hatch Florence Troop Nathan E. Coffin Flossie M. Beals Effie Noddin Elizabeth, N. J R. I John Tournlotte Sixth Army Corps Providence Ethel Tournlotte Center Street John U. S. Army
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Belmont Woman Guest of Washington Grandfather

Miss Joan Worden of Belmont Massachusetts visits Washington to stay with her grandfather Harry E Stetson.

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Joan Worden Belmont Mass Harry E. Stetson Washington Street
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Sprague Family Vacation Return From Marrtown

Mr and Mrs Guy Sprague of Middlestreet return from Marrtown where they visited their son Willard Sprague his wife Lydia and Joyce of Somerville Mass who are spending their vacation at the resort.

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Guy Sprague Middlestreet Marrtown Willard Sprague Lydia Joyce Somerville Mass
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Mrs Harriet Given and Barbara Visit Bath Guests

Mrs Harriet Given and daughter Barbara of Millinocket have returned after a week's visit in Bath, as guests of Mrs Ethel Tourtilotte, 283 Center Street.

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Harriet Given Barbara Millinocket Bath Ethel Tourtilotte Center Street
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Welch Family Returns Home From Bronx Visit

Mrs. Benjamin Welch and children Barbara and Benjamin Jr. return to the Bronx after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker at 32 Highland Street. Barbara spent the vacation with the Walkers.

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Benjamin Welch Barbara Benjamin Jr Bronx N. Y Harold Walker Highland Street Walker
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Ensign Drake Visited Boston With Parents Over Weekend

Ensign Frederick E. Drake Jr of the Boston Navy Yard stayed in the city over the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Frederick E Drake on Washington Street.

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Frederick E. Drake, Jr Boston Navy Yard City Frederick E. Drake Washington Street
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Ballou Family Returns Home to North Street

Mrs. William Ballou and twin daughters Lola and Lois return to 106 North Street after a few days at Center Ossipee New Hampshire. On Saturday the Ballous plan to move to Miss Susan N Ballou s High Street home for the winter. Pearl Dunbar and wife return from Dresden outing in their Middle Street trailer where Mrs Dunbar visited relatives.

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William Ballou Lola Lois North Street Center Ossipee N. H Mrs. Pearl Dunbar Middle Street Dresden
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School official and family return from Wolfs Neck cottage

Superintendent of Schools John Parker and his wife Mrs Parker with children John Everett Virginia and Gerry have returned to their home at 106 North Street after spending the summer at a cottage in Wolfs Neck South Freeport. Mrs Bartholomew O Donnell of South Portland has returned after visiting her mother Mrs Wellington A Moore of Weeks.

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John Parker Bartholomew O'Donnell South Portland Wellington A. Moore Weeks Street
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Hamblett Jr. to Start Sophomore Year at University of Maine

Edward B. Hamblett Jr. of Pratt street will return to Orono for his sophomore year at the University of Maine to study electrical engineering. Mrs. Helen Haggett has just returned from Farmington after a fortnight away. Ada Y. Greenblatt of 233 Washington street sends greetings from Schenectady, New York, while on a two week vacation from her secretary position. her brother Abraham E. Greenblatt also vacations from the Boston Navy Yard and together they tour through New York by motor.

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Edward B. Hamblett Jr Edward B. Hamblett Pratt Street Orono University of Maine Schenectady N. Y Ada Y. Greenblatt Washington Street Roger D. Skillings Greenblatt Abraham E. Greenblatt Boston Navy Yard New York
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Local notes on residents progress and moves

Mrs. Antoinette Teeling of Dum mer street improves daily after two weeks at home following an operation. Miss Virginia Farley of 487 High street departs for Melrose Massachusetts to begin a three year nursing course at New England Sanitarium and Hospital after completing pre nursing work at Atlantic Union College. Mrs. Sam Levin of the Bath Department Store leaves for Boston for a few days of business.

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Antoinette Teeling Dummer Street Virginia Farley Raymond Farley High Street Melrose Mass New England Sanitarium and Hospital Atlantic Union College South Lancaster Sam Levin Bath Department Store Boston
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Haskell Returns to Indianapolis to Start Lincoln Chiropractic Year

Kenneth P. Haskell left Saturday for Indianapolis Indiana to begin his third year at Lincoln Chiropractic College after a summer with Mrs Haskell at 74 Washington Street He worked in the Central Maine Power Co service department during vacation and had been employed there before entering Lincoln.

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Kenneth P. Haskell Indianapolis Ind Lincoln Chiropractic College
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Robbins Daughter Born At Memorial Hospital

Judith Ardella, five and one half pounds, was born at Memorial Hospital on August 30 to Mr and Mrs Harry Robbins.

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Judith Ardella Memorial Hospital Harry Robbins
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Keegan undergoes appendectomy at Bath Memorial Hospital

Jack Keegan son of Attorney and Mrs John J Keegan of Grove Street employed in the Bath Iron Works office was a patient at Bath Memorial hospital where he submitted to an appendectomy on Friday.

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Bath Memorial Hospital Harland Booker Pittston Booker Madelyn Hathorne Bath Bath Iron Works Corp Jack Keegan John J. Keegan Grove Street Bath Iron Works
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Biggins Patient Moved for Eye Surgery in Portland

Edward Biggins of Chestnut street, after three weeks at Bath Memorial Hospital, was moved Friday to the Eye and Ear Infirmary in Portland where he underwent a surgical operation performed by Dr. Wellington of Boston. His brother Henry visited him in the evening and found him comfortable. Miss Chilton Minus of Portland visits Miss Nancy Sewall of Washington street, and attended a luncheon at the Country club with several young women. Burnham Au burn resident Mrs Byron Hodgkins arrives for a two week visit with her son Harold Hodgkins at 1291 Washington street. Doris L Colley, summering with her parents on Chestnut street, leaves to start her second year at Gorham Normal school after working at Senter’s, Inc.

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Edward Biggins Chestnut Street Bath Memorial Hospital Eye & Ear Infirmary Portland Henry Biggins Areey Wellington Boston Chilton Minus Nancy Sewall Washington Street Miss Minus Miss Sewall Country Club Mary Morse Audrey Hill Carmen Jean Huse Frances Flaherry Betty Anderson Joan Worden Byron E. Hodgkins Auburn Inlaw Harold E. Hodgkins Doris L. Colley Robert Colley Gorham Normal School Senter’s, Inc
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Miss Jane Baker Visits Relatives in Schenectady

Miss Jane Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Baker of Bedford street returned home for the weekend after a week in Schenectady New York visiting relatives and friends.

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Jane Baker Charles Baker Bedford Street Schenectady N. Y
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Mrs Ashenden and family visiting relatives in Wakefield

Mrs. James Ashenden of Wakefield visits her daughter Mrs. Leonard F. Wetherbee on Western avenue with her daughters Ellen and Winifred for several days. Miss Catherine M. Simonton returns to Bogota New Jersey after a summer visit with her cousin Mrs. Arthur C. Whittier in Russell Street.

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Elmer Pray Lucy Joan Melrose Mass City James Ashenden Winifred and Ellen Wakefield, Mass Wakefield Winifred Leonard F. Wetherbee Mr. Wetherbee Western Avenue Catherine M. Simonton Bogota N.J Arthur C. Whittier Russell Street
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Moore Family Returns From Lebanon Springs Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Moore and their son Malcolm have returned from a week's visit with their son Charles Moore and Mrs. Moore in Lebanon Springs New York. Charles Moore's father is pastor of the First Baptist Church.

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Wilson Moore Malcolm Charles Moore Moore Lebanon Springs N. Y Mr. Moore First Baptist Church
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Social notes from Camden and Bath region residents

Dr and Mrs Hugh D Grant of Front Street hosted a Sunday picnic atop a Camden mountain site once used by a CCC camp. George Hopkins and daughter Barbara visit New York while Mr Hopkins enjoys Hyde Windlass Co. vacation. Elizabeth A Oliver begins at Todd Bath Iron Shipbuilding in South Portland. John Osborne heads to University of Cincinnati. G Edward Clough family return from Sasanoa island cottage. Edward Sewall leaves for RPI Troy. Dorothy Huggard and relatives visit Hyannis and return with Ruth Merritt. Horace Herrick resumes home at Cobb Road after summer at Southwest. Mrs Harry Cook reports hot Savannah trip 96 98 degrees. Mrs John McInnes returns from Old Orchard Beach summer visit.

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Hugh D. Grant Front Street Camden Arthur March Camden Mountains George Hopkins Barbara York Street New York Mr. Hopkins Hyde Windlass Co Dorothy Huggard R. N Hyannis Mass Herbert Huggard Mechanic Street Donald Robinson Ruth Merritt Miss Haggard
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Dorchester and Whitinsville Families Return From Visits

Mrs. Hubert G. McDonough and Miss Mary of Dorchester Mass. return from a weekend with Mrs. McDonough's mother Mrs. Thomas F. Reynolds and sister Mrs. Kerwin B. Butcher on Washington Street. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Copeland of Whitinsville Mass. return after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Whittier at 19 Russell Street over the weekend and holiday.

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Hubert G. McDonough Mary Dorchester Mass Oliver Copeland Whitinsville Arthur C. Whittier Russell Street
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Mrs Stover Family Visit to Lowell Mass Ends

Mrs. Fred Stover and daughter June completed a two week visit with Mrs. Hattie Pratt in Lowell Massachusetts. Miss Mary Pratt accompanied them and has been visiting her cousin June at 420 Middle Street for several days.

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Fred Stover June
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Mrs Cora Chase Parker Heads to Johnstown for Navy Shore Duty

Mrs William Parker formerly Miss Cora Chase left Saturday for Johnstown Pa where Mr Parker a U S Navy chief fire control man will be stationed for shore duty She had lately returned with him from a two months stay in Honolulu and had been visiting in Pittsburgh with her mother Mrs Walter Millett at 165 Front Street

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William Parker Cora Chase Johnstown Parker U. S. Navy Honolulu Pittsburgh Walter Millett Front Street
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Watsons Return From Cambridge Visit With Relatives

Mr and Mrs Willard R Watson of 407 Washington Street returned Thursday night from a visit with friends and relatives in Cambridge Sangerville and Bangor Their daughter Ruth remained in Cambridge visiting cousins Mrs Vaughn Chadbourne and Mrs Norman Chadbourne Frank Trott of Chicago summering at Haven Inn Vinal Haven is spending a week at Hotel Sedgwick and visiting relatives in this locality

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Willard R. Watson Washington Street Cambridge Sangerville Bangor Ruth Watson Vaughn Chadbourne Norman Chadbourne Frank Trott Chicago Haven Inn Vinal Haven Sedgwick
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Miss Virginia Jewett II returns to fall teaching duties

Miss Virginia Jewett II of M 41 has been at home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Jewett of Westport after a summer job at the Staples drug store. Mrs. Florence Robinson left Bath Memorial Hospital to return home at 1149 Washington Street after a three week stay.

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Virginia Jewett, II M. 41 Staples Brian M. Jewett Westport Florence Robinson Washington Street Bath Memorial Hospital
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Miss Geraldine Churchey Visits Pittston Aunt

Miss Geraldine Churchey daughter of Mrs Bertha Churchey of Pittston arrived Sunday evening to spend the week with her aunt Mrs Charles A Corliss at 17 York Street before returning to Gardiner high school for her junior year.

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Geraldine Churchey Bertha Churchey Pittston Charles A. Corliss York Street Gardiner High School
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James Doherty Resumes Duty After Vacation at Bath Iron Works

James Doherty returned to work at Bath Iron Works on Monday after a two week vacation. He and his wife Mrs Doherty spent part of the time in Wilton, their former home, during the break.

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James Doherty Bath Iron Works Mrs. Doherty Wilton
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McAuliffe Family Visiting In York Residence

Mr and Mrs John E McAuliffe and Mrs Mary McAuliffe and Miss Margaret E Mahaney of Squirrel Island and Wellesley Mass are spending a few days with Mr and Mrs William P McAuliffe in York.

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John E. McAuliffe Mary McAuliffe Margaret E. Mahaney Squirrel Island Wellesley Mass William P. McAuliffe York Street
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Mr and Mrs Allan Spear Attend York Harbor Convention

Mr and Mrs Allan Spear of 45 Pearl Street spent a few days at York Harbor where Mr Spear attended the annual convention of the Savings Bank Association.

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Allan Spear Pearl Street York Harbor Spear The Savings Bank Association
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Mrs Bartlett Returns From Ipswich Visit With relatives

Mrs Charles Bartlett of 1008 Middle Street returns from Ipswich Massachusetts after a week with her uncle Henry P. Caddy and daughter Miss Arline Caddy of West Medford at their summer home.

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Charles Bartlett Middle Street Ipswich Mass Henry P. Caddy Arline Caddy West Medford
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Miller Family Returns Home From Birch Point Cottage

Mr. and Mrs. Justus Miller and daughters Carolyn Nancy and Mariella have returned to their Garden street home from Birch Point where their cottage is located.

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Justus Miller Carolyn Nancy Mariella Garden Street Birch Point
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Teacher Bernice Hosmer Returns to Attleboro High

Miss Bernice Hosmer a commercial subjects teacher at Attleboro High School resumes duties after spending the summer with her mother Mrs William W Hosmer on Middle Street Norbert C Hansen and daughter Leean who stayed at Cold Spring Farm Phippsburg returned Friday to New York City.

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Bernice Hosmer Attleboro Mass William W. Hosmer Middle Street Norbert C. Hansen Leean Cold Spring Farm Phippsburg New York
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Visitors travel for relatives in Massachusetts

Reading Massachusetts visitors staying with Mrs Somes' brother Dr A A Stott have traveled to Pittsfield and Unity to visit Miss Caroline Anderson and Miss Laura Anderson of Malden who have been guests for several days of Mr and Mrs Norman Howard of Washington Street and have now returned home.

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Alvin S. Somes Reading, Mass Reading Mass Caroline Anderson Laura Anderson Malden Norman Howard Washington Street
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Local residents listed in brief social notes

Kenneth Thayer has returned home after a tonsillectomy at Bath Memorial Hospital. Albert Deermont of Chipley Florida vacationing at Robinhood with Mrs Deermont and daughter Marguerita. Mrs Herbert E Lee of Epping New Hampshire gave birth to a son at Cornish Maternity Home. Mr and Mrs John H Harkins and Kathleen returned from visits in Massachusetts. Jesse Levin returns to Tufts College to continue dental studies after summer with his parents. Mr and Mrs Donald B Hopkins and children Betty Donald Jr and Leland return from Lake near Pemaquid. Mr and Mrs William A Armstrong and Arthur Wing visit Gorham with Doris Armstrong resuming studies at Gorham Normal School.

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Kenneth Thayer Union Street Court Bath Iron Works Corp Bath Memorial Hospital Albert Deermont Chipley, Fla Robinhood Herbert E. Lee Epping N. H Harold Blair Upper Washington Street Jesse Levin Tufts College Mrs. Levin North Street Dentistry Donald B. Hopkins Betty Donald Jr Leland Corliss Street Pemaquid William A. Armstrong Arthur L. Wing Gorham Doris E. Armstrong Gorham Normal School
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Mrs Louise Mosley Returns From Southport Summer

Mrs Louise Mosley of Weeks street has returned home after spending the summer at Southport where she managed the Capitol hotel as in previous years. Miss Eunice Perkins, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Perkins, will leave soon for Durham to enter the freshman class at Duke University.

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Louise Mosley Weeks Street Southport Capitol Hotel Eunice Perkins William Perkins Durham N. C Duke University Barbara Robinson Roland Robinson Dummer Street Gardiner Margaret Hooper Hobart Ames
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Osbourne Olivers Return From Sabine Cottage Visit

Mr and Mrs Osbourne Oliver of Boston return after a two week outing at Sabine at the cottage of Capt and Mrs Leonard Oliver of upper.

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Osbourne Oliver Boston Sabine Mr. Oliver Capt Mrs. Leonard Oliver Upper Washington Street
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Mrs. Lloyd Griffith Returns Home With Infant Son

Mrs. Lloyd Griffith and her infant son Stephen Sawyer Griffith returned to their Center Street home after a two week stay at Bath Memorial Hospital.

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Lloyd Griffith Stephen Sawyer Griffith Center Street Bath Memorial Hospital
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Local Moves Across Chestnut Street Families Relocate

Mr and Mrs William E Fraser and daughters Marjorie and Barbara relocate from 41 Chestnut to 60 Chestnut street Mrs Robert P Shaw and son Bobby depart Friday night for Pelham Manor New York after visiting Mrs Shaw's mother Mrs Fred R E Dean 19 Dummer street Miss Helen Outton RN and friend Miss Pauline Goss RN visit Portland before returning to the Oulton home Bedford street

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William E. Fraser Marjorie Barbara Chestnut Street Robert P. Shaw Bobby Pelham Manor N. Y Shaw Fred R. E. Dean Dummer Street Helen Outton R.N Pauline Goss R. N Portland Miss Oulton Mrs. Allen Oulton Bedford Street
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Baxter couple heads to Vermont to oversee annual company work

Hon. and Mrs. Rupert H. Baxter of Washington Street left Sunday for Essex Junction Vermont to supervise the annual comnpack for H C Baxter & Bro. Mrs Harold Ham of Auburn visited the city Friday at her former home with Mrs Joseph Madden of Dike Road. Mrs Ham was formerly Elizabeth Milton.

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Rupert H. Baxter Washington Street Essex Junction H. C. Baxter & Bro Harold Ham Auburn City Joseph Madden Dike Road Ham Elizabeth Milton
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Social notes of local residents on weekend visits and travels

Mrs Edward Sampson hosted an all day outing for her contract club at Brighams Cove on Friday. A string of relatives and visitors from Everett, Waltham, Bar Harbor, Putnam and Sagadahoc Ferry returned home after several days with local families. Other locals traveled to Ellsworth, Gardiner, Portland, and Barb Harbor for visits and vacations, including reflections on work and family gatherings.

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Edward Sampson Dummerstreet Brighams Cove
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William S. Frodkin Mary C. MacNeil Quincy, Mass Harry Lemont R. D. Gilchrist Dorothy Robert Guest Catherine Powers Rangeley Dorothy Nielson Mary Young Andrews Road Duncan McInnes John McInnes Pear Street Edward John Cummings Oak Street Arthur Sewall Mary F. Gibbons Lawrence B. Jackson Small Point Beach Club Francis E. Lee Quincy Edward J. Lee Fearstreet Alice Lancaster Lower High Street Frank Chesman Janice Wollaston Harry F. Morin Indian Point Mrs Rover D. Skillings King’s Dock Elizabeth O Lewry Winthrop, Mass Richard Carver Summer Street Carleton W. Lowell Cape Elizabeth Archie L. Seekins Donald Jewett Have Street Richardson House Langdon T. Thaxter Milton S. Kimball Augusta Frederick H. Kimball Ardenne A. Stott Park Street Pittsfield Nancy Hyde Converse G. Fenn Belgrade Lakes Harold E. Cutting John R. Bradlee Montclair, N. J Prout’s Neck Charlotte Meeker Kathleen Lewis South Street Margaret E. Higgins Lincoln Street Skowhegan Skowhegan High School Miss Higgins Colby Thomaston High Fred W Higgins Melvin Henderson William D. Sewall Small Point Mr. Sewall Small Point Harbor Edward Fitzgerald Eileen Jones Addison Jones Kremont Street Danforth Elizabeth Butterfield Biddeford Scott P. Cressey, Jr Scott P. Cressey Savannah Barksdale Manuevers David Y. Alkazin, Jr U.S. Air Corps Mr. Alkazin Air Corps Chanute Field Rantoul Ill Janice Hogan Edward Hogan Oliver Street Thelma Rogers Kittery Sebago Lake Frederick Ockerbloom Dean Frederick, Jr Arlington Sebascoux Morton F. Young Ockerbloom Helen Haraden Young German Normal School Laura Harrington Ann C. Butler Forest C. Butler William Duley Billy Duley Fred Anderson Thomaston Mary Perry Edward Perry Center Street Extension Joseph Cyr Eleanora Oliver Marion Dain Ethel Dana Helen Haggett Farmington Elizabeth A. Oliver A. G. Page Co Todd- Bath Iron Shipbuilding Co John Osborne William Osborn Ohio University of Cincinnati G. Edward Clough G. Edward Jr Gerald Webber's Island Sasanoa River Mr. Clough Edward Sewall Troy Rensellaer Polytechnic Institute Horace P. Herrick Cobb Road Southwest Harbor Harry Cook Willow Street Mr. Cooke Bath Friends Thomas Artis Old Orchard Beach John H. Harkins Kathleen Massachusetts Leland Green Everett, Mass Mr. Green Everett Green Bowery Street George Beley Waltham, Mass Beley William S. Tait William A. MacFarland Bar Harbor MacFarland Roy Smith Christine Lee Putnam, N. Y Florence Albee Bailey Street Ellsworth Gertrude Small Maine State Naval and Military Home Walter Smail Frank B. Miller Bath Street Harry Delorier Claremont Reginald Atwood Mr. Atwood Donald Wishart Franklin Roland S. Bailey the Airways, Inc West Bath New Meadows Waterville All Airways Inc Paul A. Gregware Dr. Gregware Barre Edward Coombs Ruth Bay Point Elva Libby South Casco Bolster Eh Elvira Skerrett Sebagoake
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