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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1936

Page

6

Bath society notes mark travels and local engagements

Bath society items reveal Fred D. Hill and Mrs. Hill leaving for San Francisco to attend the American Bankers Association sessions, with a Massachusetts chartered Pullman train and a Los Angeles visit to follow. The column also covers visits, graduations, college plans, anniversaries, and upcoming marriages of Bath residents and their friends, including Morse school graduates entering Bates College and Westbrook Junior College, as well as local club reunions and social events.

Fred D. Hill Bath National Bank

Bath Visitor From Hartford Visits Sister in Brunswick

Fred Cripps of Hartford Connecticut formerly of Brunswick was a Bath visitor last week while visiting his sister Miss Margaret Cripps of that town.

Fred Cripps Hartford, Conn Brunswick Margaret Cripps Bath

Bath area social notes reflect visits and travel highlights

Miss Dorothea Fulton returns from Summer with relatives in Massachusetts as Dr. George H Beley and Mrs Beley visit Bath. a large group including Mr and Mrs William Tait join a five day Moncton trip and a family reunion. Several Bath residents host guests from New York New Brunswick and New Hampshire while others plan weekends in Cadillac Mountain and St John.

Local families return from trips and vacations

Mr and Mrs Norman Howard of Washington street came back Thursday evening from Boston after a few days away. Their daughter Betty and Glenda and son Gilbert have returned home after spending the summer at their Five Islands cottage. Mr and Mrs Edmund Staples of Front street and Mr and Mrs George Turner of Northeast Harbor returned from a week in Quebec.

Norman Howard Washington Street Boston Edmund Staples Front Street George Turner Northeast Harbor Quebec John Bowie John, Jr Waldo Weston, Jr Waldo Weston Park Street Canada

Miss Hope Rowe to Wed Vernal Chaney in Fall

Miss Hope Rowe received a surprise party and linen shower at Mrs. Charlotte Wyman's home on Front Street last Wednesday. Hostesses were Mrs. Ronald Smith and Miss Hazel Cooke. Guests included Mrs. Henry Mank, Miss Alice Mulligan, Miss Eleanor Mullaney, Miss Virginia Wright, Miss Vanona McDonald, Miss Phyllis Chaney, Mrs. John Kish, and Mrs. Paul Davis.

Hope Rowe Vernal Chaney Charlotte Wyman Front Street Ronald Smith Hazel Cooke Henry Mank Alice Mulligan Eleanor Mullaney Virginia Wright Vanona McDonald Phyllis Chaney John Kish Paul Davis

Mikelsky’s duo returns from Boston fall furniture market

Miss Bessie M. Mikels and Louis M. Silverman of Mikelsky’s, Inc. returned Friday from Boston where they attended the 26th annual Boston Fall furniture market at Mechanics Building.

Bessie M. Mikels Louis M. Silverman Mikelsky’'s, Inc Boston Mechanics Building

Miss Ruth Cohen Returns Home From Poland Spring

Ruth E. Cohen is back at 10 Old South Place after working at the Poland Spring House during the summer. Ida R. Cohen also returns from a week in Brookline Massachusetts. Beth Greene Hamilton of Rockland, formerly at Gilbert's Beauty Salon Portland, becomes manager of Gilbert's Beauty Salon in Bath.

Ruth E. Cohen Old South Place Poland Spring Ida R. Cohen Brookline Mass Beth Greene Hamilton Rockland Gilbert's Portland Bath

Home Economics Teacher Resigns Lisbon High for Central Maine Power Post

Miss Marjorie Holbrook of Brunswick, a West Bath Grange member, resigns as Lisbon High School home economics teacher to join the Home Service Department of Central Maine Power Co. She earned a 1931 household arts degree at Farmington Normal and previously taught at Ashland Stratton and Lisbon. She will be stationed in Bridgton and vicinity.

Marjorie Holbrook Brunswick West Bath Grange Lisbon High School Home Service Department Central Maine Power Co Holbrook Farmington Normal Ashland Stratton Bridgton Vicinity

Notable regional travels and visits across New England and Minnesota

Harold Mayo of Miami and Alton with Robert V. Cram left for Alton after a Bath visit. Mrs. William Tucker of Providence traveled to Pine Orchard, Conn, with granddaughter Frances Adams. Miss Mary Perry, Wellesley nurse, resumed duties after a summer with her family.

Harold Mayo Miami Fla Alton, N. H Robert V. Cram University of Minnesota William Tucker Providence R. I William P. Hill Middle Street Pine Orchard Conn

Mrs Chester Roberts Party At Lewiston State Fair

Mrs Chester Roberts and daughter Miss Ferralyn Roberts along with Misses Mary Lowell Jeanette Craige and Annie King passed Thursday in Auburn visiting Mrs Roberts parents Mr and Mrs J C Wilson and attended the State Fair in Lewiston in the afternoon.

Chester Roberts Ferralyn Roberts Mary Lowell Jeanette Craige Annie King Auburn Roberts J. C. Wilson Lewiston

Local residents return from extended vacations

Peter Flaherty Jr of Worcester Mass formerly of this city has returned after weeks with his grandmother Mrs Margaret Flaherty of Front Street He was accompanied by his father who came to Bath to spend Labor Day recess with his mother Mr and Mrs George Moses and their children Cynthia Anne and Harry of West Medford Mass have returned home after an extended vacation at the Crosman cottage on High Street Bay Point.

Peter Flaherty, Jr Worcester Mass Margaret Flaherty Front Street Bath George Moses Cynthia Anne Harry West Medford Frank G. Reed Mechanic Street Saco Howard P. Hill David Carl Pinson Carl Jr Pater Milan Street King’s Point New Meadows

Worcester Guest Visits Miss Berry Lodged With Gibbons

Miss Katherine Berry of Worcester stayed as an overnight guest of Miss Mary F. Gibbons on Washington Street. Berry had spent the summer at Wynburg Meadowbrook and left Thursday to return to Worcester.

Katherine Berry Worcester Mass Mary F. Gibbons Washington Street Berry Wynburg Meadowbrook

Dedham visitors return after summer with Esmonds

Mrs. Jack Flaherty and sons Richard and Jack of Dedham Mass have returned home after visiting Mrs Flaherty's father John Esmond of Gardiner and staying with Mrs Flaherty's brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs William Esmond of Willow Street Arlington Mass visitors includeMiss Marie Mead Miss Dorothy Mead and Mrs Martha F Snell all from Arlington visiting Mrs Annie M McDougall of 14 Plum lane

Jack Flaherty Richard Jack Dedham Mass Marie Mead Dorothy Mead Martha F. Snell Arlington, Mass Annie M. McDougall Plum Lane

Carter Family Visit and Labor Day Gathering in Sabine

Mr and Mrs Paul Carter and daughter Barbara and Mr and Mrs John Carter of Hartford Conn have been guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Stinson of Dike road. On Labor Day they were entertained at Sabine by Mr and Mrs Bernard Pratt with Bertram Willis and the Stinsons present. Claude Nowell and daughter Virginia formerly of Bath have returned to Brunswick from Indian Rest where they spent the summer.

Paul Carter Barbara John Carter Hartford, Conn Carl Stinson Dike Road Sabine Bernard Pratt Bertram Willis Stinson Claude Nowell Virginia Bath Brunswick Indian Rest

Genesta sewing circle picnic at Day's Ferry home

Members of Genesta chapter sewing circle enjoyed a September 9 picnic at the Day's Ferry home of Mrs. Albion L. Corliss. Attendees brought lunches and played cards in the afternoon alongside Mrs. Corliss and her daughter Miss Genesta F. Corliss and numerous others including Mrs. George A. Rogers and Mrs. William J. Craft.

Genesta Chapter Sewing Circle Ferry Albion L. Corliss Corliss Genesta F. Corliss George A. Rogers William J. Craft Wallace L. Atwood Annie E. Cox Luther S. Thompson Milton H. Douglas Charles

Bath Socials and Visit Returns from Canal Zone

William Shaughnessey, formerly of this city now in the Canal Zone, has left Bath after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lee of Pearl street. Mrs. John K. Jayne hosted a Sept 9 luncheon at her Summer home, Small Point Beach, for Mrs. Joseph L. Jayne of Washington, D. C. Cards in the afternoon awarded first prize to Mrs. Mark W. Sewall and second to Mrs. Frederick N. Sewall. Bath guests included Mrs. Mark W. Sewall, Mrs. Frederick N. Sewall, Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball, Miss Carolyn M. Moses, Mrs. Clarence W. Morse, Miss Clare Coombs, Mrs. John McInnis, and Mrs. William D. Sewall.

Joseph L. Jayne Washington, D. C John K. Jayne Small Point Beach William Shaughnessey Canal Zone Bath Edward Lee Pearl Street Mark W. Sewall Frederick N. Sewall Frederick H. Kimball Carolyn M. Moses Clarence W. Morse

Miss Sarah G Black Leaves for Summer Vacation Visit

Miss Sarah G Black, mathematics teacher at Weequoic High School, Newark New Jersey, departed Friday morning after spending her summer vacation with Mr and Mrs Carl J Severin of Spring Street.

Sarah G. Black Weequoic High School Newark N. J Carl J. Severin Spring Street

Social Notes From Bath and Nearby Towns

Mrs Frederick N Sewall hosted a September 8 luncheon for eight in honor of Mrs Joseph C Noyes of Portland formerly Miss Blanche Sewall of Bath. Prizes were awarded in two tables of contract with Mrs Frederick H Kimball first and Miss Carolyn M Moses second. William R Ballou Jr visited Miss Susan N Ballou on Wednesday of last week. he is a Naval Academy student on leave from Annapolis. The Ballou family plans a month at home in Bangor. Local families returned from vacations at Popham Beach and Lake Placid New York. Franklyn J Sherman of Portland has moved to Bath as an insurance adviser for Mutual Life. William Kittridge returned from Philadelphia after visiting relatives and vacationing with Vaughan Smiley family.

Frederick N. Sewall Joseph C. Noyes Portland Blanche Sewall Bath Frederick H. Kimball Carolyn M. Moses William R. Ballou, Jr Susan N. Ballou High Street Mr. Ballou United States Naval Academy At Annapolis William R. Ballou Bangor Franklyn J. Sherman Mr. Sherman the Mutual Life Insurance Co New York

Long road trip reports mixed weather across the nation

Last week Ell drove 3630 miles in nine days encountering rain in New Hampshire and New York, heat from there across the country, and thunderstorms and dust storms in the Midwest. The weather is ideal in California where Donnell, John E. Sonia, Major W. Fraser and Loring A. Roberts, all ship carpenters from San Diego, report enthusiasm for the climate.

Ell New Hampshire Out New York Mid-West Golden State Mr. Donnell John E. Sonia Major W. Fraser Loring A. Roberts San Diego California

Mayo Honored Guest at Andrews Road Home

Harold M. Mayo of Durham New Hampshire recently visited Mr and Mrs C R Trott on Andrews road as a guest.

Harold M. Mayo Durham, N. H C. R. Trott Andrews Road

Red Cross Regional Conference Planned in Auburn

Mrs Warren W Gledhill of Lewiston longtime civic leader chairs a Red Cross regional conference set for September 21 in the Webster school auditorium Auburn. About 200 to 300 attendees from across the state eastern section expected. Franklyn W Morse Paul Stinson Herbert Henderson and Russell M Colby Jr traveled Friday evening to spend the weekend in New York City.

Warren W. Gledhill Lewiston Red Cross Auburn Webster School Franklyn W. Morse Paul Stinson Herbert Henderson Russell M. Colby, Jr New York City

Cousins Attend Bowdoinham Funeral in Bath

Miss Marie Jack and her brother Fred Jack of Washington street, visiting Abbagahasset Point, Bowdoinham, went to Bath Monday for the funeral of their cousin Mrs. Ellen R. Warren of Day's Ferry. Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d of Washington street left Monday night for New York for a few days.

Marie Jack Fred Jack Washington Street Abbagahasset Point Bowdoinham Bath Ellen R. Warren Day's Ferry Arthur Sewall 2d New York

Boston visitors tour western Massachusetts and Vermont

Mrs. F. E. Southard and her daughter Miss Frances of Boston, formerly of Bath, visited Saturday to see friends. Frances had just returned from a cruise to New Orleans. They also took a motor trip through western Massachusetts and Vermont. Miss Marjorie Cummings spent the weekend at her Topsham home.

F. E. Southard Frances Boston Bath New Orleans Massachusetts Vermont Marjorie Cummings Topsham

Student to Resume Studies at Georgia University

Herbert Rae Fuller Jr. leaves for Athens to resume his sophomore year at Georgia University. Mrs. Hobart Ames and Mr. Ames of Summer Street accompany him briefly during vacation. Mrs. Walter E. Edge travels to Washington, D. C., returning to Small Point midweek after a short stay.

Herbert Rae Fuller, Jr Hobart Ames Mr. Ames Summer Street Athens, Ga Georgia University

New Hampshire Couple at Lake Winnipesaukee Hotel

Mr and Mrs Herbert L Hall of Laconia New Hampshire formerly Bath visited the Sedgwick this weekend. They moved from Bath six years ago to Philadelphia where Hall had a traveling position and now manage Colbys hotel on Lake Winnipesaukee shores. Mrs Leslie A Fowles of High street left Saturday for Hampton Beach to visit friends.

Herbert L. Hall Laconia, N. H Bath City Sedgwick Philadelphia Hall Colby’s Lake Winnipesaukee Leslie A. Fowles High Street Hampton Beach N. H

Bath residents take late summer trips and visits

Harry Thurlow a Bath Iron Works shipfitter and Andrew Cahill a Washington street store manager depart Sunday for a Boston vacation week and Brockton Fair. Several Bath residents journey to Marblehead Hyde Park Canton York and Saco while others return from visits with family and friends across New England and to Washington D C.

Harry Thurlow Bath Iron Works Andrew Cahill Washington Street Boston Brockton Fair

Party at Center Street with corn eating contest

Miss Lena Kamdendulis hosted a Thursday evening gathering at her Center Street home. Guests included Thornton Henderson, John Lomat, Robert Foster, Henry Garkis, and others. Refreshments by Miss Durant and Mr. Owen preceded games and dancing, with William Owen winning a corn eating contest by consuming 11 ears, and Thornton Henderson placing second with 10.

Lena Kamdendulis Center Street Thornton Henderson John Lomat Robert Footer Henry Garkis John Preney Norman Adams Wilfred Gaudet William Owen Edna Durant Barbara Nickerson Mary Nickerson Evelyn Tomlinson Lida Nadeau Arlene Thebeault Dorothy Bourque Miss A Footer Miss Durant

Andrews Family Plans Short Quebec Car Trip

Mr and Mrs Edwin R Andrews and their two sons Frederick and Richard of High Street left Friday for a brief automobile trip to Quebec seeking a change of scenery and air.

Edwin R. Andrews Frederick and Richard High Street Quebec

Barbara Mason to wed H P Baldwin Terry at Oyster Bay

The wedding of Miss Barbara Mason daughter of Mr and Mrs Julian Mason of Long Island to H P Baldwin Terry of Bernardsville New Jersey will take place Saturday September 19 at Christ Church Oyster Bay. Miss Mason and Mr Terry have many Bath friends from summers at Small Point Beach. Mrs Eliza Hatch of Damariscotta is staying a few days with her daughter Mrs Lila Place.

Barbara Mason Julian Mason Long Island H. P. Baldwin Terry Bernardsville N. J Christ Church, Oyster Bay Miss Mason Mr. Terry Bath Small Point Beach Eliza Hatch Mrs Lila Place

Trott family weekend at summer home on Small Point Beach

Raymond H. Trott of Providence and his wife and son Houghton spent the weekend at their Summer home at Small Point Beach. Capt Ray McIntire joined Friday to sail the Trott boat Juno to Marblehead but fog bound Portland Harbor forced postponement. Guests Mrs Leslie Clark Mrs Oscar Rideout and Mrs W H Elwell joined Mrs Frederick H Kimball on High Street for the weekend.

Raymond H. Trott Houghton James B. Drake Ray MaclIntire Juno Trott Marblehead Mass Bath Providence R. I Small Point Beach Leslie Clark Oscar Rideout W. H. Elwell Portland Frederick H. Kimball High Street

Summer residents return home and travel notes

Mr and Mrs J Edward McAuliffe return to Newton after summer at Squirrel Island and visits with Mrs C H Bagley. Miss Julia Bailey and Miss Doris Bailey spend a few days at Bar Harbor. Prof George C Minard heads education department at New York University and travels from Green Street. Miss Evelyn Nickerson leaves for Nassau College for her second year after summer with Miss Mabel Thwing. Miss Sophrene Dolloff teaches at Promfield Private high school in Harvard after Bates graduation. Mrs Eugene Sprague returns from six weeks with Cape Cod relatives.

J. Edward McAuliffe Squirrel Island Newton Mass C. H. Bagley George C. Minard Green Street New York City Prof. Minard Department of Education York University Evelyn E. Nickerson Nassau College Mabel A. Thwing Lincoln Street Ssaphene J. Dolloff Elster A. Dolloff Woolwich Harvard Promfield

John N. Rines Returns From Vacation With Wife

John N. Rines a salesman for Cummings Motors has just returned from a two weeks vacation spent in Boston and New York He was accompanied by his wife Mrs Rines on the trip.

John N. Rines Cummings Motors Boston New York Rines

Vacation Notes and Local Moves Reported

Miss Flossie M Beals secretary to Dr Ardenne A Stott leaves Monday for Portland to visit her niece and nephew Mr and Mrs G Clifford Madden Emery Street. Robert Bradd left last Tuesday for Pratt Institute Brooklyn NY after working summers at Central Maine Power Co. Miss Pay E Jerome returns Sunday to Boston to resume studies at Deaconess Hospital. Mr and Mrs Frank Shepard of Highland Street go to Haverhill MA for two weeks as guests of Mrs R L Fall.

Louise E. Briggs Manitou Congregations Conference of Maine Miss Briggs Edmund P. Briggs High Street Mt. Holyoke College South Hadley Mass Flossie M. Beals Ardenne A. Stott Portland G. Clifford Madden Emery Street Robert Bragg Pratt Institute Brooklyn N. Y Central Maine Power Co Pay E. Jerome Frank L. Staples State Military and Naval Children’s Home Boston Deaconess Hospital Frank Shepard Highland Street Haverhill R. L. Fall

Local Residents Return From Summer Haunts

Miss Margaret Mahaney of Wellesley Mass returns home after a summer at Squirrel Island where she stayed with Mrs C H Bagley. Miss Shirley Flower leaves Small Point for Greenwich Conn. Miss Carol Stevens returns to 871 Middle Street for her senior year at the University of Maine after Spruce Point. Robert Childs of St Louis returns home after a few days at Small Point Beach with the Sewalls. Miss Barbara Fisher of Clinton teaches after a vacation at Pemaquid.

Margaret Mahaney Wellesley Mass Squirrel Island Miss Mahaney C. H. Bagley Carol E. Stevens Middle Street Spruce Point University of Maine Robert Childs St. Louis, Mo Small Point Beach Sumner Sewall Barbara Fisher Alonzo G. Fisher Woods Hole Clinton Pemaquid

Miss Marilyn Cummings Patient at Bath Memorial Hospital

Miss Marilyn Cummings daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond D Cummings of 2 Maxwell Street is a patient in Bath Memorial hospital after an operation for tonsils and adenoids.

Marilyn Cummings Raymond D. Cummings Maxwell Street Bath Memorial Hospital Vera Tozier

Mrs Crosman Hosts Saturday Evening Contract Club

Mrs Harry Crosman entertained her Saturday Evening Contract club and guests at her High street home. First prize went to Mrs William P Hatch, second to Mrs William H Small, with a kitchen utensil as consolation. Also present were Mrs Leland Mitchell Mrs John Hunt Mrs Elbridge R Wright and Mrs Guy Sprague of Somerville Mass.

Harry Crosman High Street William P. Hatch William H. Small Leland Mitchell John Hunt Elbridge R. Wright Guy Sprague Somerville Mass

Local social gathering and college returnees at Oberlin

A group gathered on Miss 2 of ton street for games and scavenger hunts with several attendees named including Martha Page, Patricia Sewall, and others. George D. Cabot Jr returned from Bath to New York after two weeks visiting Mrs. T W Dall. Flora Elizabeth Rice, daughter of Carleton L. Rice, returned to Oberlin College as a counselor for Freshman Week among 65 upperclassmen assisting nearly 500 freshmen. Rice is a sophomore and YWOA cabinet member.

Ton Street Martha Page Patricia Sewall Jane Stevens Lillian Goodwin Barbara |Hopkins Vanessa Easton Barbara | Freeman Betty Watson George D. Cabot, Jr New York Bath T.W. Dall South Street Flora Elizabeth Rice Carleton L. Rice Turnercourt Oberlin College Miss Rice YWOA

Local residents head to colleges and trips around coast

Lucille Johnson left Tuesday for Westbrook Junior College. Mrs. John W. Williams and three sons, who stayed at Small Point Beach, went Saturday to Baltimore and plan October return for duck season. Mrs. Winona Tilton Stinson of Wellsley, previously Bath, died Wednesday night. Miriam L. Doble and Elizabeth O’Leary plan a ten day Washington trip before entering Tufts Medical in Boston. Doble’s parents reside at 56 Green Street. Mrs. George Carey, guest at Small Point, returned to Baltimore Sunday.

John W. Williams John, Jr Sewall Arthur Small Point Beach Baltimore Miriam L. Doble Elizabeth O'Leary Fairhaven Mass Washington, D. C Tufts Medical School Boston Miss Doble U. S. Internal Revenue Malcol L. Doble Doble Greenstreet and Sabine George Carey Walter E. Edge Small Point

Miss Miriam Adams Returns to Woonsocket High School

Miss Miriam Adams of Woonsocket Rhode Island has resumed duties as language teacher at the high school after a summer vacation with her mother Mrs Margaret Adams and sisters Mrs Wellington A Moore and Mrs Ernest Stamwood of Brunswick. Miss Leola M Adams returns Sunday to Gorham Normal School after a summer at her home 103 South Street.

Miriam Adams Woonsocket R. IL Margaret Adams Wellington A. Moore Weeks Street Ernest Stamwood Brunswick Leola M. Adams Gorham Normal School South Street

Grace Church Junior Choir Picnic at Small Point Beach

The junior boy choir from Grace church enjoyed a Sunday picnic at Small Point Beach hosted by Mrs. Arthur Sewall 2d of Washington street. Choir members traveled from the Grace church parish house at noon for luncheon and included Richard Dennison Walter Mosher Robert Gilchrist Harry Fullerton Cecil Fullerton Scott Holmes Harold Sewall Milton Savage Alfred Perow Loyal Edge and director George Field. The group will hold its first fall rehearsal on Sunday afternoon September 20 at three, with several new members planning to join.

Grace Church Small Point Beach Arthur Sewall 2d Washington Street Small Point Richard Dennison Walter Robert Mosher Robert Gilchrist Harry Cecil Fullerton Scott Holmes Harold M. Sewall Milton Savage Alfred Perow Loyal Howard Edge George Field

Furbers Vacationing in Presque Isle Guests of Urger

Mr and Mrs William A Furber and daughters Emily and Esther are spending a few days in Presque Isle as guests of Dr and Mrs Warren S Unger.

Charles W. Pratt Bernard Pratt, Jr Hyde Park, Mass Howard Pratt William A. Furber Emily Esther Presque Isle Warren S. Unger

Miss Isabel Gediman Visits Boston Area Kin

Miss Isabel Gediman returned Friday after a week's visit as guest of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Cy Lebewohl of Brookline Massachusetts She was guest of honor at a party hosted by Miss Ruth Freeman of Ruthven Street Roxbury

Isabel Gediman Cy Lebewohl Brookline Mass Ruth Freeman Ruthven Street Roxbury

Williams Return From Birch Point Cottage Summer

Oscar F. Williams and daughter-in-law Mrs Herbert Williams have returned to Bath after spending the summer at the Williams cottage at Birch Point.

Oscar F. Williams Inlaw Herbert Williams Bath Williams Cottage Birch Point

Local residents return from summer habitats across multiple towns

Mrs Archibald M Main returns to Middle Street after summer in Groton Conn. Mrs Erastus Jewett and daughters Eleanor and Grace return from Isle of Springs where they stayed with Mr Jewett caretaker there. Philip A Stackpole resumes Kents Hill faculty duties after summer at Campbell's Pond. Mr Mrs Horace P Morse and family return from Bangor and Alton weekend visit. Miss Sylvia Kutz enters Rider College Trenton to study journalism. Miss Barbara L Nickerson back from Squirrel Island where she worked at Squirrel Inn.

Archibald M. Main Middle Street Groton Conn Philip A. Stackpole Kents Hill School Stackpole Campbell’s Pond Horace P. Morse Barbara James Russell Street Bangor Alton Sylvia Kutz Morse Max Kutz Cobb Road Trenton N. J Rider College

Mrs Pinell and daughters return from visit to relatives

Mrs Jack Pinell and daughters Phyllis Jean and Mary of Quincy Mass have returned after a three week visit with Mrs Pinell's parents Mr and Mrs William Field of Hardings and with her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Harold Freeman of East Brunswick.

Jack Pinell Phyllis Jean Mary Quincy Mass

Mrs John H Hyde Attends Lakewood Oliver Show

Mrs John H Hyde and three others attended a Monday night performance of Oliver! at Lakewood Theatre, a local outing noted for a family evening out.

John H. Hyde Doughhurst Lakewood Oliver Oliver Lakewood Theatre

Bath Area News Notes Local Residents Traveling

Bates graduates and native BATH residents are listed with summer travels and returns. Names include Beatrice Libby, Harry Coombs, Ralph Bates, Kay Pepper, Alma Allen, Vera Tozier, Alma Pepper, Lillian Haynes, and many Doyle, Plummer, Teeling, Hunnewell, Dunbar, and Beley family connections. Several visited Camden, Bailey Island, and King’s Point while others returned to Bath after summers away.

Bath items mix club dining, dances, and events

Bath Country club will keep dining room service through September with furnace fires on damp days. Bath Aerie of Eagles postpones its Sept 13 clambake to Sept 20 with ticket sales ending Sept 14. Wesley church board meets Sunday at 8 pm. The city donates Dummer Street School to Dyer Flaherty VFW post 2197 for winter entertainments starting with beano games and an Armistice Eve dance.

Bath Bath Country Club Bath Aerie of Eagles Dummer Street Dyer-Flaherty Post Veterans of United States

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Katherine Little Charlotte F. Page Harvey E. Hitchcock Marius H. Page Academy Street Clifford Wilband H. E. Knights Kennebunk Kathaleen R. Scott Sebasco Sebasco Lodge Hooper Westbrook Junior College Scott Arthur B. Scott Martha N. Cutting Barbara H. Tubbs Ellen H. Stevens Katherine McLaughlin Brighton James McLaughlin Willow Street Albert Somes Reading Ruth E. Sprague Mary O. Sprague Morse High School Bates College Lucinda T. Sprague Francis W. Stover Elizabeth R. Moses Janet Bridgham Dike P. T John R. Bradlee Samuel S. Sewall Prout’s Neck Alfred Lamontagne Pine Street SS. Peter and Paul M. E. Marchand Charbonneau William Lamontagne Gedeon Lamontagne Mr. Lamontagne Etude Club Carrie F. Luce Miss Luce Oak Street Betty Rice James W. Temple Charlotte E. King Laura Craft Sophie G. Greenblatt Mary McAuliffe of Newton, Mass Linden Street Deshaies Lillian Grace Parks Sabattus Street John E. Blaisde Dorothea Fulton Ernest T. Fulton Charles W. Laing East Braintree South Plymouth George H. Beley Waltham Davenport Beley William I. Tait Beacon Street Tait William, Jr Moncton N. B Louise Stewart Beatrice Duprey Jeannette Shackford Geraldine Stott Roy Shackford Carl Kistler Hasbrouck Heights Kistler Texas Steamship Co The Texas Co Charles Aick Mary Arik Laconia Arik David S. Cogan Wilton Fay West Medford, Mass William D. Sewall Mary Bates Blanche Craft St. John Cadillac Mountain Mr. Craft A.T. Craft William J. Galla John Norway Joseph A Meadowway Thomas Stanley McDonough F. R. Blake Mattie Mechanic Falls Mary Perry A. E. Perry Joseph Cyr Center Street Extension Roscoe Shaw Joan Karcher Jackson Karcher, Jr Paul Mason Gay Popham Beach Donald Young Ralph Stetson Ralph Jr Lake Placid, N. Y William Kittridge Vaughan Smiley Edward L. Robertson U.S. N Drayton Elmhurst Albert Bonney Germaine Union Street Court Canton Bonney Portsmouth Navy Yard Maxine Walker Swampscott John Reed Jack Germaine Wollaston Ralph K. Hall Loyall F. Sewall Wentworth S. Nason Bath Street Kenneth W. Nason York Mr. Nason Elizabeth Chapin Paine Eulalia O. Brown Ralph D.warren Julia Doris Bailey Bar Harbor Eugene Sprague Richardson Street Cape Cod Shirley Flower Mary Esther Edge Greenwich Lucille Johnson Westbrook Winona Tilton Stinson Wellesley, Mass Barbara L. Nickerson Elm Street Squirrel Inn Edgar A. Farrar Sagadahoc Ferry Harry Coombs Ralph Bates Marcia Stinson Woodfords Kay Pepper Frank Pepper Maple Street Margaret Crafts View de Peau Bailey Island Miss Pepper Beverly Dyer Mrs. Loyall F. Sewall Smal Point Beach Alma Allen Mt. Auburn Hospital Cambridge Lillian Haynes William Crowley William T. Plummer Ardmore Frederick E. Drake Mr. Drake William Partington Billy Wells Beach Annie Teeling Annette Teeling Charles H. Hunnewell Richmond Hattie Tibbetts William Holland West Bath Salem Walter Berry Bridgewater Pearl Dunbar John Marr Benjamin Clifford Lester Brackley Lester, Jr Paul Miriam Fred Brackley Sidney Wilson South Portland Whitman Mitchell Edwin H. Given Gretchen Wakefield Mr. Given Given Graybar Co George Beley Waltham, Mass William S. Tait Ernest Ward Robert Augusta Mr. Ward Scott Ward Hardings Wesley Church
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