Social notes from Bath reflect wide circle of visitors
Society items survey Bath residents' gatherings and travel from Park Street to New York, Boston, and World’s Fair events. Miss Cynthia Lemoine leaves for Nassan College. Miss Carol Stevens to Waldoboro and Skowhegan posts. many guests and birthday parties noted. Several Bath residents visit relatives in Portland, Boston, and Philadelphia, with multiple trips to fairs, schools, and vacations.
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Cynthia Lemoine
Nassan College
Park Street
Connie Gilmore
Robert C. Pletts, Jr
Dorothy E. Anlcker
M. Adele Hutchins
Edith G. Small
Ruth Pratt
Barbara Kenney
Mary Grace
Janet
Dolly Goodwin
Beatrice Doble
Jane Stevens
Vennessa Easton
Betty Watson
Annie King
Phyllis
Mary Darrah
Polly Meeil
Brownell and Hill Family Travel to New York World’s Fair
Mr and Mrs Robert Brownell of Cobbroad and Mr and Mrs W Dayton Hill left Monday for New York where they will attend the World’s Fair. Mr and Mrs Sewall C Strout of Malden Mass spent the weekend at their farm in Edgecomb and with relatives in Bath.
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Robert Melville
Quincy, Mass
John Wishart
Oliver Street
Wishart
Melville
Bundarton
Scotland
Arlington Marr
Arlington, Jr
Everett
Mass
Wilmington
Mr. Marr
Luke Marr
Upper Washington Street
Raleigh Glynn
Somerville, Mass
Bath
Plant Street
Glynn
Morse High
Duncan Farrell
Bangor
Duncan H. Farrell
Farrell
New Fifth St
Fifth Street
Arthur C. Lemont
Frank Lemont
Bessie Potter
Mabel Shepard
This City
Frank P. Sylvester
Kittery
Danvers
Miss Poter
Mabel Hagan
Robert Brownell
Cobbroad
W. Dayton Hill
New York
Sewall C. Strout
Malden
Edgecomb
Notable Bath Residents Return From World’s Fair Trips
Mr and Mrs Granville M Colby and Mr and Mrs Preston ll spent eight days in New York City and nearby stops including the RCA building. They visited Richmond Virginia and Alexandria, attended sessions in Washington with remarks on the draft and tax bills, and rode in the Goodyear blimp. Several other locals returned from trips to fairs and cities including Bath residents William Rice and Mrs Haskell, plus Alderman Forrest Legard and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville M. Colby
Quimby Street
Preston Ll
High Street
New York
RCA
New York City
Colby
Richmond
William Rice
Haskell
Alexandria
Aubrey Goodrich
House of Representatives
Senate
Washington
D. C
Rep. Martin
Iowa
Len Norris
Virginia
George Washington Lodge of Masons
George Washington
Mr. Haskell
Mr. Colby
City of Washington
Mrs. Colby
San Francisco
Treasure Island
Ernest Freeman
Barbara M. Freeman
Alderman
Forrest Legard
Paul
Guttenburg
N. Y
Paul Legard
Lester Owen
Thompson Freeman Wedding A Charming Bangor Affair
Robert C. Thompson and Barbara Bazin were married Saturday at Winter Street Congregational church in Bangor. The ceremony featured traditional vows with a large bridal party and a reception at Sunny Side Farm. The couple plans to reside in Jackson Heights New York after October 1.
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Robert C. Thompson
John B. Thompson
Bangor
Barbara Bazin
Harold E. Freeman
East Brunswick
Winter Street Congregational Church
Joseph O. Purdue
Phyllis Pinel
Quincy
Mass
Ann Elliot
Gorham
N. H
Harrison W. Hubbard
Brunswick
James B. Lemont, Jr
West Bath
Joseph Pinel
Ralph G. Downes
Richard D. Wells
Auburn
Thompson
Carleton W. Andrews
75Th Street
Jackson Heights
N. Y
Bangor High School
Boston University College of Business Administration
Transcontinental and Western Airways, Inc
New York
Brunswick High School
Brunswick Business School
Messier Stewart Wedding Tuesday
Miss Alice Ethel Stewart of Bedford Street married Henry Camil Messier of Cumberland Street Brunswick Tuesday morning at 7 30 in St Marys Catholic Church. Rev A A Martineau officiated before about 25 relatives. The couple will honeymoon in Fitchburg and New York City and reside at 28 Russell Street on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ethel Stewart
Bedford Street
Henry Camil Messier
High Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
A. A. Martineau
Juliette
Jane Messier
Brunswick
Andrew J. Stewart
Power Hill
N. B
Francis Messier
Cumberland Street
Freeman's
Messier
Fitchburg
Mass
New York City
Russell Street
Miss Barbara MacDonald Returns to Grandparents’ Home
Miss Barbara MacDonald returns to the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Harvey Henderson on Park Street after a week with her mother Mrs Martin Casey of Portland.
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Eileen Bedell
Abram Edell
Westfield
N. J
Herbert T. Caverly
Corliss Street
Lewiston
Orrin Caverly
Lewiston High School
Barbara Travis
Harold Travis
Hinckley Street
Bertha Wakefield
Shirley Wakefield
Jeanor Gotte
Roberta Blake
Jacqueline McMann
Frances Curra
Harold Travis, Jr
Dwinal E. Cornish
Rose Street
National Association of Letter Carriers
Velma S. Cornish
Weeks Street
John W. Gillespie
Frank S. Wakefield
Cyril B. Varney
Cornish
C. Lloyd Hookier
Harold E. Hodgkins
Grace Caminiti
Portland
Barbara Curran
Academy Street
Barbara MacDonald
Harvey Henderson
Park Street
Martin Casey
Golden wedding of Bath couple observed Sunday
Mr and Mrs Philias Tardif of Bath celebrated their golden wedding on Sunday. Married in St Henri in 1890, they moved to Bath in 1894 and raised 11 children. The couple, active in St Marys church and various societies, were honored with a large family gathering including four generations, gifts, a decorated cake, and a bouquet of 50 gold roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philias Tardif
St. Henri
Philips Tardif
John Allain
Louise Allain
Thalias Tardif
Rosario Tardif
Philip Tardif
Lucien
George Tardif
John Lepine
Auburn
Auburn, Who Was Mrs. Tardif
Edward Bergeon
Ferdinand Girard
Richard Bergernon
Mary Boardman
Ralph
Ernest Boardman
Louis Allain
John T. Allain, Jr
Edmund Arsenault
Joseph Vachon
J. A. Bernier
Caroline Traskall
Bath
Mary Ann Savoie
Bertha
Brunswick
Republicans Win Every Contest
Republicans sweep all contests with a decisive vote in the county race. The report notes overwhelming margins and party dominance across multiple local races, signaling strong GOP support in the election.
Bath Elects Miss Deering
In Bath the election returns show Miss Deering chosen for a local civic post. Community figures praised her qualifications and the result reflects broad support across neighborhood groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Miss Deering
Five Islands residents and guests depart after summer season
Hallowell locals and visitors were seen departing cottages on Sedgemere road and Malden Island. Miss Lois Hamilton left for Bennington Vermont, Miss Alice Cromwell returned from Romney New Hampshire conference, and several families including the Van Tols Thompson and Hodgdon groups headed back to New England states after summering at Rockcrest Rockmere and Malden Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowell
Sedgemere Road
Lois Hamilton
Cornelius van Tol
Warren
Harold
Dorothy van Tol
Falmouth
Mass
Rockcrest
Russell
West Hartford
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Martha Thompson
Chamberlain School
Boston
Robert
Michigan State College
Thompson
J. G. Stevens
New Berlin
Laura Harding
Mrs. Harding
Boothbay
Walter Thomas
Malden Island
Lowell
A. W. Walker
Malden
E. C. Boynton
Scarsdale
N. Y
Robert Hodgdon
Shirley Pollard
Mr. Pollard
Newton
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Kay van Doren
Barbara Ross
Ellen H. Stevens
Walter N. Wilhelm
Catherine H. Legard
Carol E. Stevens
Boothbay Playhouse
Carol Stevens
Waldoboro High School
Skowhegan High School
Thomas E. Tracey
Emma King
Ruth King, R.N
Marilyn Mortimer
LeRoy Mortimer
Mechanic Falls
Kathleen Harkins
John Harkins
George van Wymem
Philadelphia
Henry G. Malmsten
Los Angeles
Calif
West Coast
Walter Bowker
Mr. Bowker
Josephine Malmsten
Walter M. Bush
Concord
James A. Clappison
Mary
North Street
Glendon
Victor Pert
Memorial Hospital
Eugene M. Desmond
Asin
Lincoln Street
W. FE. Dunhan
J. E. McAuliffe
Mary A. McAuliffe
Margaret Mahaney
Wellesley
W. P. McAuliffe
York Street
Squirrel Island
George Pomeroy Jr
Waltham, Mass
Henry G. Shaw
Oak Street
Cleveland Towers
Houston
Shaw
Louise M. Stewart
Office of Internal Revenue
John Stewart
Pearl Street
Alfred Russell
Bristol, Conn
Ernest Russell
South Street
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Bristol
Marius H. Page
Charlotte F. Page
Harry W. Crosman
South End
George Geiler
Gladys Haskell
Fall River
George Pratt
Chestnut Street
Shirley Moore
Wellington A. Moore
Mr. Moore
Bartholomew O'’Donnell
Mary O'Donnell
Miss Moore
Portland School of Commerce
O'Donnell
Morse
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Harold Nilson, Jr
David
Alfred E. Carpenter
Kista A. Hanson
Fort Ticonderoga
Lake George
Horicon
Glens Falls
Ausable Chasm
Alma Tait
William S. Tait
Beacon Street
George Beley
Moncton
Mrs. Beley
Canada
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street Church
Bessie Mikels
Louis M. Silverman
Mikelsky’s, Inc
Mechanics Building
Manger and
Statler
Barbara Fisher
Berry's Mill
Pemaquid
Hotel
Joseph Brown
Arthur van Buren
Hydeville, Vt
Wilbert J. Crowe
Center Street
Crowe
Brown
van Buren
Laura Craft
William Craft
Washington Street
University of Maine
Dorothy Wing
Harold Wing
North Street Extension
Maine
Orono
University
Frank Keegan
Lubec
John J. Keegan
Grove Street
William J. Collins
Somerville
Herbert E. Worrey
Samuel P. Lakin
Meadow Way
Donald
John Alexander
William Steen
Lisbon Falls
Franklin Leavitt
Eleanor and
Franklin Leavitt, Jr
Chester Marr
Elizabeth Snyder
Alexander McDonald
Loraine Marr
Newman Kennison
Ralph Millett
Elmer D. Greenleaf
Hiram Annis
Milan Street
Lake Megunticook
Camden
Ernest Marshall
James Doherty
Wilton
Joseph A. Fullmer
Marie
Anna
John J. Fullmer
Dummer Street
Clementon
Meta Teeling
Antoinette Teeling
Frank H. Matheson
Ormal Swain
Virginia Bailey
Wakefield
Mr. Matheson
Ronald Oulton
Washington, D. C
Walter Wilhelm
Washington, N. J
Charles H. Cahill
Arthur Clark
Labor Day
George H. Dole
Dole
Wilmington, del
Louis Dole
Middle Street
John Green
Helen
Barbara
William
Leonard's Court
Bar Harbor
Marjorie
Muriel Blake
Fenton I. Moore
Cherry Street
Marjorie Blake
Mitchell School
Herman L. Stover
Stover
Harpswell
Harold W. Travis
Raymond Hutchins
Kennebunk
Bath Savings Institution
Mutual Savings Bank Association of Maine
Rangeley
Pres
William S. Newell
Treas
Allan Spear
Langdon T. Snipe
John G. Morse
Snipe
Charles M. Tubbs
Barbara H. Tubbs
Bethel
Conn
S. Elizabeth Schouler
Cranston
R. I
Frederick A. Lovell, Jr
Brockton
Silas M. Oliver
Fred S. Summerton
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Benson Animal Farm
Joseph Robinson
North Bath
Elizabeth Robinson
James C. Osborne
Elizabeth
Robert M. Scott
Syracuse
Louis A. Dole
Wayne
Madge Staples
Alfred Simmons
Cook's Corner
Clinton Nelson
George Stoll
Irving Doughty
Yarmouth
Manfred Nelson
Alberta Wilson
Allen White
Marion Gould
Gardiner
Annie Staples
Russell C. Dalrymple
Francis Rice
Oscar J. Tanguay
Wesley Street
Barbara W. Hopkins
George J. Hopkins
W. H. White
Brunswick Hospital
Ethel Curran
Westboro
Wilbur C. Oliver
Detroit
Union Street
Oliver
Hawley Carburetor Co
American Airlines
Richard
Belmont
Harry F. Morin
Indian Point
F. Elizabeth Rice
Carlton L. Rice
Turner Court
Roscoe H. Shaw
Joan
Popham
Harry L. Horne
Georgetown
Noyes Young
Russell Young
Nancy
Thaddeus Roberts
Corea
George Sarkis
Sadie E. Sarkis
Rhode Island State Studies
Elmer W. Rogers
Mrs. Rogers
Lucy
Cadillac Mountain
Winter Street Church
St. Mary’s Church
Rev
R. A. Martineau
Mrs
Philias Tardiff
U. S
Rep. Dem
Brewster
Brann
Arrowsic
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham
Phippsburg
Topsham
Woolwich
Brewster's Plurality
Sewall Redman
Arrowsie
Sewall
Congress
Rep Dem
Oliver MacDonald
Oliver's
Ep. Bishop
Reed
Bishop's Plurality
Rep
Dunton Dunton Arrowsic
Sheriff
Messenger
Messenger Arrowsic
Dale Rep
Topsham West
Bailey Small
Bailey
Baker Deering Corliss
MacIntire
Maciintire Arrowsi
Dorrance
Blake Bowdoin