Society notes open Bath social scene with many visits
Mrs Ernest Curtis of Salem Mass slips and crushes pelvis in fall at Bay Point cottage. She is hospitalized at Memorial and rest in private room for a month. Numerous Bath residents and visitors are listed with travels, family visits, and engagements across Maine and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Curtis
Salem
Mass
Howard Trafton
Georgetown
Carroll A. Deering
Bay Point
Memorial Hospital
Harold Miller
Sister Jean Grout Cause Death Calls Barbara Home
Miss Barbara E Grout traveled to Bath from Springfield Massachusetts after the death of her sister Jean Grout a frequent Bath visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara E. Grout
Bath
Springfield
Mass
Jean
Percy families close cottages at Popham Beach
Dr and Mrs David T Percy and Dr and Mrs George Percy with families have closed cottages at Popham Beach and returned to Arlington and Salem Mass respectively. Miss Anne Kimball of Lincoln street returns from Small Point Beach where she spent the Summer and was manager of the Small Point Beach club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wing
North Street
Esther Drummond
Arrowsic
Bath
Small Point Beach
University of Maine
David T. Percy
George Percy
Popham Beach
Arlington
Salem
Mass
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
Miss Kimball
George Sumner
Evanita
Honolulu
T. H
John K. Jayne
Local residents enter new posts and return from summer
Lieut. John E. L. Huse leaves for Tuscaloosa to join the Air Corps after West Point graduation. He spent summer as YMCA camp councillor at Winthrop and visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Huse, 19 Snow Park. Others travel or study with relatives and colleagues across Maine and Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. L. Huse
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Air Corps
Huse
West Point
Winthrop
Harry M. Huse
Snow Park
Miss Katherine Berry Hosts Worcester Visitor
Miss Katherine Berry of Worcester Massachusetts spent the night with Miss Mary F. Gibbons of Washington Street. Berry has been staying several weeks at her Wynburg summer home. Beverly Shorey of 52 York Street is among Boston University Sargent Camps registrants for a four week training in tennis hockey lacrosse and other sports at Sargent College of Physical Education. Mrs. Albert H. Thompson queen Esther Rebekah Lodge chaplain is invited to serve as chaplain on guest officers night at Union on Oct 2 with supper and degree work. Mr. and Mrs. E Everett Pierce of Washington Street returned from Malden after the death of his mother Ellen F Pierce from a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Shaw
Robert, Jr
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Fred R. E. Dean
Dummer Street
Mr. Shaw
Shaw
Fred P. Shaw
Green Street
van Zandt Wheeler
Madam Wheeler
New York
West End Avenue
Mr. Wheeler
West Point
Benjamin F. Mensh
Washington, D. C
Memorial Hospital
Marcia Jane
Eastham Guild, Jr
Clifton, Mass
Williams. Newell
Washington Street
Guild
Olive B. Guild
Babson Park
Mass
Poland ‘Spring House
Albert H. Thompson
Upper Washington Street
P.O. Junkin
Orono
Helen Murphy
Providence
R. I
Joseph F. Gallant
Katherine Berry
Worcester Mass
Mary F. Gibbons
Washington
Miss Berry
Wynburg
Beverly Shorey
York Street
Boston University
Sargent Camps
Sargent College of Physical Education
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Union
E. Everett Pierce
Malden
Ellen F. Pierce
Effie Noddin
Elizabeth, N. J
Florence Troop
Elizabeth High School
Local visitors wrap up Midwest and East coast trips
Mrs Rose Rice of Roslindale Mass visited Mr and Mrs Harry T Passmore on Dummer Street and returned home after a Summer stay at North Edgecomb. Mr and Mrs John C Babcock of Alexandria Va left after two weeks visiting Mrs J L Coombs and planned a motor tour through Boston Albany Troy World’s Fair and Philadelphia. Mrs Andrew R Cahill and children returned home from visits in Kittery and Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Babcock
Tacoma Park
Washington, D. C
J. Leslie Coombs
South Street
Babcock
Coombs
Ernest Fulton
St. Stephen
St. Andrews
N. B
Calais
Cadillac Mountain
Rose Rice
Roslindale
Mass
Harry T. Passmore
Dummer Street
Rice
North Edgecomb
John C. Babcock
Co. Bonnet
Alexandria
J. L. ‘Coombs
100 South Street
Boston
Albany
Troy
New York
Philadelphia
Andrew R. Cahill
Kittery
Portsmouth
Arthur C. Passmore
Vanceboro
Portland
Bath
Bath area residents and visitors noted in social column
The column lists residents and visitors in Bath and nearby towns. It notes Sgt. Manning visiting friends in Westport, Morris Reynolds returning from Bath to New Jersey, and various locals moving jobs, traveling to Boston Portland and Montreal, plus births, education moves, and bridge tournament results.
Notable visitors and local residents in New York
Danahall and Miss Margaret Hector and Miss Mary Sewall, visiting in Rochester, N Y, joined in New York. Roy Wheeler of Lisbon Falls passed Tuesday in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danahall
Margaret Hector
Mary Sewall
Rochester
N. Y
New York
Roy Wheeler
Lisbon Falls
Mrs. Quicksall Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. George C. Quicksall returns to Camden New Jersey after a week with Mr and Mrs Carl L Robinson at 64 Bedford Street where Mrs Robinson recovers satisfactorily from a major operation at Memorial hospital. Mrs James Cosgrove of Hallowell visited Bath on Thursday to see her son Carroll D Burnham and Mrs Burnham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Doughty
Bailey Island
Chester Totman
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Ason Was
Memorial Hospital
Clarence H. Ayer
Milan Street
Carl L. Robinson
Bedford Street
George C. Quicksall
Camden
N. J
Mr. Quicksall
Quicksall
Mrs. Robinson
Robinson
James Cosgrove
Hallowell
Bath
Carroll D. Burnham
Mrs. Burnham
James Lowell
Llewellyn I. Ifill
Woolwich
John Joseph Atwood, Jr
John J. Atwood
Social News Roundup From Bath Maine Homes
A long list of Bath area residents and visitors are noted with summer homes, travels, and family events. Guests include the Plummers of Camden and the Drakes, plus the Ber rys of Jamaica and Hanover, while others head to Southport, Ocala, and Newark for vacations or plans. Births and engagements appear among names like Llewellyn Ifill Woolwich and Gwendolyn Lewis, with local notices of illness and returns from Meadowbrook and Wynburg summer residences.
Shipyard personnel update notes new director and hires
B J W notes report John R Partin begins as director of personnel and public relations overseeing employment safety and first aid. Eighteen workers join the plant bringing total employment to 2576, including Mille r Paiment DeCapua Leeman and Morris welder and various shop trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Partin
John R.in
Philip Miller
Dominique Paiment
James DeCapua
Percy T. Leeman
Herbert W. Fraser
Oscar A. Gilliam
Henry W. Beaulieau
Henry J. Dionne
D. Leroy Lord
Eric R. Blair
Cecil E. Wells
Chester McIntyre
Frank J. Lee
Malcolm M. Morris
Otto G. Andersen
Donald F. Knight
Lawrence T. Colby
F. Justin McCarthy, Jr
Robert W. Daly
Maine Tuna King Oscar Gilliam Returns to Plant
Of the group entering the plant Monday Oscar A. Gilliam of West Point is known as Maine's tuna king among commercial fishermen. His season ended with more than 60 giant tuna captured alone, and last year he and a West Point partner landed better than 150 tuna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar A. Gilliam
West Point
Maine
Oscar
Maine baseball figure Dom Paiment’s storied career recalled
Dom Paiment of Brunswick rose from the bending floor department to become a noted Maine professional baseball player. He starred at second base for the Worumbo Indians, helped the Dayton, Ohio Mid-Atlantic league team, and once wed in a Dayton night game at the home plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom Paiment
Brunswick
Maine
Worumbo Indians
Keystone
Dayton, O
Dom
Dayton Park
Councilman Parks Jr. Takes Vacation in Canada
Councilman Alfred A. Parks Jr of the time office is on a two week vacation, currently spending the time in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A. Parks, Jr
Canada
Victory praised for U S Sims destroyer builders
Miss Gordon of purchasing is away. At the Executive Safety Committee meeting President Newell read a letter from the U S Sims commanding officer praising the boat’s workmanship and handling. He credited all employees and said the destroyer’s performance enhances the firm’s reputation. Fred Baldwin and Harold Adams stirred a field day prank ending with a plane stunt and a chicken bite anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Safety Committee
William S. Newell
Newell
U. S
Sims
Fred Baldwin
Electrical Department
Harold L. Adams
Fred
Mr. Adams
Brother Baldwin
Frankie Simpson
Simpson
Pope
Mr. Baldwin
Entertains Past Matrons Club at Day's Ferry
Mrs. Albion L. Corliss hosted 15 members of Genesta chapter Past Matrons at her Day's Ferry home. Special guest Mrs. Warren Gledhill of Lewiston, the lodge mother and first matron, attended. A luncheon featuring lobster salad and assorted cakes preceded afternoon card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion L. Corliss
Day’s Ferry
Genesta
O. E
Day's Ferry
Warren Gledhill
Lewiston
Benjamin Savage
George Merrill
Paul Bagdikian
Annie Cox
Luther Thompson
Thomas Aikenhead
Henry G. Shaw
G. Deering
George A. Cahill
Wilbur ©. Oliver
Horace Ward
Annie Ward
David Alkazin
Isaac Howard
Pierce and Smith Couple Return from New York Visit
Mr Herbert Pierce Mrs Herbert Pierce and Miss Marie Smith of street have returned from a week's visit in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Pierce
Marie Smith
Street
New York City
Collins Festival to feature Lucille Elmore Revue
The Collins Festival organized by South and North End PTAs for the dental clinic opens Sept. 21 with the Lucille Elmore Revue at Morse High School auditorium. Performers include animated Gus and Susie with Miss Elmore and ventriloquist David Hartley, pianist Walter John, and other acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
South
North End
P.T.A
Lucille Ele
Morse Oo
Gus
Susie
P.t.a.'s
Haliet’s
Louis A. Dole
Alfred E. Carpenter
Lucille Elmore
Morse High School
Etcrishoe
Sagadahoc Rod and Gun Club Sets Thursday Meeting
A special Sagadahoc Rod Guns and Skeet Association meeting is scheduled for seven o clock Thursday evening. The gathering will be held at the Winnegance quarters to discuss club matters and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahock
ROD and Gun Club
Sagadahoc Rod, Guns& Skeet Association, Inc
Winnegance
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Alonzo Parks
N. H
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Patricia Webster
June Sullivan
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Elmer Prey
Melrose
Mrs. Wetherbee
James H. Ashenden
Wakefield
Anne M. Shellenbarger
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Fioral Street
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Shenandoah Road
Henry M. Macfarlane
Gertrude Martin
Gibson
William J. Martin
John W. Gilmore
Ethelyn E. Mather
Court Street
Maurice Owen
Oak Street
Small Point Beach Club
Warren T. Cooper
Western Avenue
Ruth Shellenbarger
Floral Street
Newtonville
Cooper
G. L. Lachliss
Hughie Fogwill
West Newton
Ida Fogwill
Center Street
Charles H. Berry
Duncan Rogers
Lincolnville
Berry
Turner Center
Labor Day
Nellie Bonney
Livermore
Hartford
East Sumner
J. W. Kelley
Walter Kingsbury
Richardson Street
Bucksport
Samuel Levin
Bath Department Store
Herbert Lermond
Chesancook
Greenville
Mary Esther Edge
Small Point
Nancy Sewall
Robert Murch
Belfast
Mrs
Walter Upham
Foster’s Point
David S. McCabe
Jane Uelletté
McCabe
Bath Iron Works Corp
Lucille K. Johnson
Summer Street
John Robert Powers
Park Avenue
Miss Johnson
McCall's Magazine
Stanley Bickle
Henry Bickle
Anne Bickle
Bickle
Jo Freeman
Savannah
Hew
Brice Roberts
Francis A. Winchenbach
Framingham, Mass
James A. Winchenbach
Sarah Dowling
Shaw Street
John Dowling
Plattsburg
William Lewis
Harold Dowling
Jeanette
Bertram Willis
Margaret Bill
Annie Sullivan
Sadie Dowling
William Lundrigan
John Gannon
Herbert Moore
South Hadley, Mass
Mrs. Moore
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Amy A. Irish
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Massena
Sebasco Estates
Harold Haggett
Brigham’'s Cove
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Helen
Andover
Frank W. Hinds
James Ashenden
Ellen Ashenden
Roscoe Perley
Althea Little
Donald Mogavero
Robert Connor
Peabody
Edmund M. Staples
Front Street
Lakewood
Northeast Harbor
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Robert
Augusta
Sewall Strout
Elmer W. Rogers
High Street
Scott Ward
Hardings
Dorothy Crooker
Hermon Crooker
Edward F. Winslow
Edward, Jr
Sanford
J. S. Winslow
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Edward Winslow
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Parker Chaney
Marion Chaney
Harry W. Tucker
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Mary W. Gibbons
Waterville
Carol Stevens
Hiram T. Stevens
Middle Street
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Waldoboro High School
Francis O. Bertrand
George Bertrand
Martha Nichols Cutting
Harcla E. Cutting
Lillian Crooker
Vernon
Auburn
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Joel Lily
Lester H. Crooker
Doris L. Crooker
Beacon Street
Chester C. Tuttle
Kennebunk
Chemical Warfare Reserve
Castle Rock
Colo
Civilian Conservation Corps
Tuttle
Gilead
Bar Harbor
Raymond Crooker
U.S. A
Helen V. Downing
The
Massachusetts
Roland D. Robinson
Roland D. Jr
Westboro
William Sanders
Mechanic Street
Katherine Harnish
R. N
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Philip French
Melville Rudder
Woodbury
Frederick and
Edward Morton
Fred R Morton
J. L. Walker
Eliot A. Fuller
Myron Freeman
Mr. Freeman
Janet
Miriam Adams
Woonsocket
R. 1
Margaret Adams
Wellington A. Moore
Weeks Street
Ernest Stanwood
W. Dayton Hill
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Henry O. Trowbridge
John A. Morse
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Thomas Manning
Westport
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New Jersey
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Texas Steamship Co
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George H. Hodgkins
Cape Neddick
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Elmhurst
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Shaw's Bookstore
Northport
Charles. H. Berry
Charles Smith
Bath Iron Works
Bruce H. M. White
Oliver Moses
Briggs
Hamilton Webb
Adam Walsh
Alonzo Holnes
Caroline Alma Brown
Ruth I. Dale
Ralph O. Dale
Plymouth County Hospital
South Hanson Mass
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Pearl Street
Brunswick Business College
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Howard Storer
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Prank J. Farrin
Anita Folke Lloyd
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England
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Mabel Reed
Bowdoin
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William A. Armstrong
Gorham
Gorham Normal School
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Alice Ramsay
Ava Whitney
Arthur Wing
G. Clifford Madden
South Portland
John W. Staples
Bentley School of Accounting
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Leland Green
Somerset Place
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Marius H. Page
Academy Street
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Maxwell Street
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Evergreen Point
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Cummings Street
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Southport
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Jamaica
Charles Berry
Carolyn Margaret
Hanover, N. H
Howard van Orden, Jr
San Francisco
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Jacqueline Lang
Wellesley Hills
Sally Hyde
Eugene Burton Dutton
Wiscasset
Harold A. Dutton
Gwendolyn Irene Lewis
Deering Street
Ralph Lewis
George Hammond
William Allen Smith, Jr
Sydney
Duer D. Breck
Carrie Little
Meadowbrook
Henry C. Totman
Lydia M. Totman
Irene
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Isaac Thibodeau
van Buren
Martha Hutchins
Newark
Marie Little
Ocala
Pla
Susan N. Ballou
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Central Church
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China
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Horace Holton
John
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Bangor
Milford Y. Lewis
Cherry Street
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Watertown
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Russell Street
William Grevers
Rockville Center
Forest Staples
Richard
Constance
Somerville, Mass
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Freeman
Robert C. Whitehead
Brightwater
Mt. Vernon
Marie Wiseman
Emme Crosby
Gardiner D. Rogers
Gordon Berry
Worcester, Mass
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Eunice Pert
B.J.W
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Hull
Lancelot H. Cooper
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George A. Dickinson
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Margaret Gordon
the Purchasing Department
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South End P. T. A
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Apgee
Country Club
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Meriden
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Northwestern Life Insurance Co
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