Marriage joins Graves of Bath and Pray of Dresden
A Saturday Sept 12 wedding at Bath First Baptist Church united Robert Carl Graves of Bath and Burniter L Pray of Dresden in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a blue traveling dress with a matching hat and yellow rose corsage. Graves, formerly of Wiscasset, works for Legards oil service in Bath. The article also lists numerous local personal items and visits from residents like Mrs. Laura Seavey and others, with social updates across Wiscasset and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
First Baptist Church
Bath
Robert Carl Graves
Burniter L. Pray
Dresden
Charles R. Sims
Clara Graves
Bulalah Pray
Graves
Wiscasset Academy
Legards Oil Service
Sears
Everett W. Jackson
Old Alna Road
George W. Stilphen
Ida Stilphen
George F. Stilphen
Linda
Carol
Portland
Philip Allen
Scarboro
Currie Dewning
Thelma Deere
Mitte Stilphen
B. J. Burns
Isabel Burns
Fred Latch
Betty
Nobleboro
John F. Jackson
Laura Seavey
Graydon Fowles
Ruth Applin
Ruth
Marilyn Jackson
Albert Batley
Mildred Holbrook
Middle Street
Tom Winston
South Portland
Philip L. Blanchard
Main Street
Bernard A. Bailey
New York
Dorothy Dougett Taylor
Boston
Henry Webb
High Street
Julian Doggett
Betty Sortwell Ross
Samuel Doggett
Local Residents Change Homes This Summer
Mr and Mrs Simon Werner and family moved from Weeks house on Bath road to Bath. Mr and Mrs George Abbott and family moved to Rowe house Middle street now owned by Donald Petri. Mr and Mrs Houston Wardwell and family moved to Dodge house on Federal street owned by Donald Petri. They stayed at Farmer House Middle Street for the Summer as Mr and Mrs Raymond Farmer and family spent Summer at their camp in North Edgecomb. Mrs Harlan Trott joined husband in Washington after visiting aunt Mrs William Elliot. Miss Margaret Rees returned to Philadelphia after staying at the home of Mrs Mary Hobson and Mrs George Bemis at Clinton Kaler house on Bradford street formerly rented by Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street
Charles Sigison
MacKay Malcolm
James McLaughlin
South Windsor
Endell Whitten
Federal Street
New York City
Bethel
Gould Academy
Kathryn Perkins
Hi. Po Hood & Sons
Portland
Foster Perkins
Simon Werner
Weeks House
Bath Road
Bath
George Abbott
Middle Street
Donald Petri
Houston Wardwell
Dodge
Harlan Trott
William Elliot
Washington
Margaret Rees
Philadelphia
Mary Hobson
George Bemis
Clinton Kaler
Bradford Street
West Bath
First Baptist Church
Eugene Hammons
Charles
Joan
Belfast
Charles Hammons
Larrabee's Grove
Ernest H. Rose
Ernest E. Rose
Rosedale Farm
Foster's Point Road
Camp Ru
Edward Burns
North Bath
Leon Felker
Trufants Crossing
Bailey Island
Jame Deery
Beacon Street
Boston
E. A. Litch
Herbert C. White
Sanford's Crossing
Pvt
Leon J. White
Marine Air Base
Parris Island
S.C
Pvt. White
Armo Ireland
Litch
New Meadows River
Auburn
Helen
Lloyd
Hugh Davis
Larrabee’s Grove
Arthur Carlton
John Perkins
Carleton
Frank Allen
Alice
Lorayne
Howard Carleton
Arrowsie
Mahlon Ferry
Madison
Gertrude
Roland Carleton
Shirley Wharff
Maude Doyle
Camp Devens
Francis Burgess
Wellesley
Mass
Lewis Palmer
Lewis, Jr
Laura
Betty
Lewis Carter
Richard
Jean
Popham
Bath Iron Works
James Cook
Charles Darrah
Ednar Owens
Lincoln Williams
Foster’s Point Road
A. B. Snow
Trufant’s Crossing
George Merriman
Gilbert Wilsoy
Freeport
Philip Burns
Nellie Buadkirk
Stockholm
Silas M. Bates
Beachmont
Charles H. Bates
Sabine
Rufus Lombard
Berry Mills
George Jewett
Salmon
Florence A. Neiley
Brunswick
Ser
W. Nesley
Marie Wiseman Bear
Long Island
N. Y
Hardings
Fred Rose
Rosedale
Beacon Street Ladies Society resumes monthly meetings
The Beacon Street church Women’s Society held the first post summer meeting at president Mrs William J Craft’s Washington street home. Attendance was large with plans for fall work discussed and funds boosted by summer dish cloth sales. Announced events include a Christmas sale and supper December 9 in the vestry and a foodless supper October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Beacon Street
William J. Craft
Washington Street
Marion Bowie
Charles A. Kinney
Red Cross
Augusta
Craft
Della Adams
Everett Lemont
James McKay
Red Cross committee alters meeting schedule and names officer
The Red Cross executive committee meeting Monday afternoon decided to meet monthly instead of bi monthly. Mrs Carl E Albee will continue as executive secretary and reports from chairmen were given. Clarence W Morse led the surgical dressings report noting strong production. A new committee on camp hospital service will be formed with a chairman to be named. A delegation from the city will attend a regional Red Cross meeting in Portland on Sept 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Louis A. Dole
Carl FE. Albee
Arthurs. Crockett
Clarence W. Morse
Portland
Woolwich and Montsweag Church Services Listed
Woolwich Center and Montsweag Baptist churches announce Sunday services led by pastor J M Gowdey. Woolwich Center offers morning service at ten on Divine Humor and an evening sermon at 7 30. A Friday prayer meeting at 7 30 p.m. is led by Mrs. Sarah Ney at home. Montsweag church holds a morning service at 11 15 with Divine Humor as the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag Baptist Church
Woolwich Baptist Church
J M. Gowdey
Woolwich Center
Dan
Sarahney
Montsweag Church
Mrs Crockett and son visit Mount Vernon guest of teacher Ira Russ
Mrs Arthur Crockett and her son David returned from a visit in Mount Vernon where they stayed with Mrs Crockett's sister Miss Ira Russ a teacher in the Yarmouth schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Crockett
David
Oakstreet
Mount Vernon
West Bath Grange Plans Victory Fair Show
West Bath Grange will sponsor a Victory Fair in the grange hall during the first week in November with committees named by Worthy Master Arthur C. Lemont at a regular meeting. The evening featured a well received program arranged by Frederick Morton and Mrs. Morton, followed by a shower party and luncheon in honor of Mrs. Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Grange Hall
Arthur C. Lemont
Grange
Frederick Morton
John M. Howe
Courtney E. Stover
Edward G. Waters
Roger Pinkham
Buddy
the Sandman
Irving S. Cobb
Bernard Smith
Boston University
School of Music
Harding Farm
Listz
Chopin
Bernice Sturtevant
Dinah
Daisy
Jeanette Williams
Dorothy Williams
John H. Schottler, Jr
James B. Lemont
Rock Hill Inn
Jerry L. Haile
Haile
Salvation Army launches annual maintenance fund drive
The Salvation Army in this city officially opened its annual appeal Tuesday with George Goodwin as general chairman and Ralph G. Stetson as publicity chairman. Edward W. Bridgham will oversee the effort as Advisory Board chairman. The drive emphasizes wartime service and local humanitarian aid with a goal that every dollar counts to meet real needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
George Goodwin
Ralph G. Stetson
Edward W. Bridgham
Freedom
Hawaii
Salvationist
America
Supper Party and Contract Tables at Mrs Hill Home
Mrs W Dayton Hill hosted a Friday night supper at 617 Washington with four tables of contract. High scores went to Mrs Henry Wright and Mrs Edward Sewall. Attendees included many named ladies and Miss Mollie Gibbons and Miss Priscilla Magoun. Miss Lillian Dunham of Portland visited Mrs Walter Glidden for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dayton Hill
Washington Street
Henry C. Wright
Edward Sewall
Arthur J. Dunton
James A. Gillies
Robert Brownell
Roper Skillings
Robert Hatch
Warren F. Hawley
Milton C. Trott
Duncan McInnes
Ralph A. Bragg
John Morse
Mollie Gibbons
Florence Hai
Margaret Cargill
Priscilla Magoun
Lillian Dunham
Portland
Walter
Glidden
West Bath notes and Sunday service at First Baptist
West Bath prepares for the Victory Thanks service at 7 30 PM in Bath First Baptist as West Bath Methodist church offers no Sunday evening service. The column lists local visitors, residents abroad, and school openings, noting marriages, travel and wartime postings, with Bath area families visiting or hosting relatives across Larrabee's Grove, Beacons, and surrounding towns.
Woolwich Notes Salute Elder Ella Shaw at Pomona Grange
Woolwich and Woolwich Grange invite Ella Shaw to attend the Pomona Grange meeting on Sept 30. She will present readings from 25 years ago and remains a Golden Sheaf holder at 84, famed for keen faculties and active crafts. The column also lists local visits, club events, anniversaries, and civic notices across Woolwich and Day's Ferry with residents traveling to colleges and shipside work, plus church and cemetery business forthcoming.
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Ella Shaw
Pomona Grange
Woolwich Grange
Shaw
Ella Richardson
Bath
George W. Shaw
Harold Shaw
Betty
Ralph Bowers
Stoneleigh College
Rye
N. H
Miss Bowers
Morse High School
Tenfly High School
New Jersey
Mason Carter
Merle Jameson
Mothers Club
Clayton Armstrong
Gilbert Hathorne
Roland Raines
Nellie Maybury
Alice Maybury
Frank J. Walker
Fred S. Brown
Day's Ferry
Brown
Joseph St. Pierre
Francis Bennett
Donald Brewer
Louis Hagan
Loretta Curran
Fred S. Brown, Jr
Charlotte Buck
J. C. Poulterer
Island Heights
N. J
Pennsylvania
Ernest Hathorne
Harvey Hathorne
Cummington
Mass
Christine Hathorne
H. P. Hathorne
Carlton Day Reed
Portland
Ralph Durgin
Dr. Leighton Hospital
William Elliot
South Portland
North Woolwich
Marcia Stinson
Lincoln Junior High School
Albert Temple
Ella Temple
Bowdeinham
Chester Howe
Constance
Cape Elizabeth
Wilbur Howe
Garret Galvin
Dresden
Queen Esther Lodge Elects Its Officers
Officers of Queen Esther Rebekah lodge were elected at the regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall. Noble grand Mrs. Ethel Potter led the session. Elected officers are Mrs. Glennora Moore noble grand, Mrs. Myrtie Billings vice grand, Mrs. Agnes Perry secretary, Mrs. Pearl Reed treasurer. Installation set for Oct 6 with district deputy president Mrs. Ruth Howe and marshal Mrs. Margaret Peabody guiding. Installing committee includes Mrs. Myrtie Billings, Mrs. Jennie Farrin, Mrs. Nellie Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Ethel Potter
Noble Grand
Glennora Moore
Myrtie Billings
Agnes Perry
Pearl Reed
Ruth Howe
Beulah Lodge
Richmond
Margaret Peabody
Moore
Jennie Farrin
Nellie Lord
Inductee's Pen and Pencil Set Lost in Bath City
Pvt. Alex J. Miller visited his parents at 107 Lincoln Street over the weekend. While in town his father misplaced a Sheaffer pen and pencil set given by Bath Post Office co-workers upon his induction. The Miller family asks for its return to their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex J. Miller
A. Miller
Lincoln Street
City
Miller
Bath
Good Will Club Burns Mortgage in Happy Celebration
At the Wool Good Will club meeting Friday the mortgage on the clubhouse was burned to mark completion of payment on the building erected by the group. The event included a program with music readings and songs, plus remembrances of four members who died and a memorial for Mrs. Hathorne. Farewell gifts were given to Lindsey Cooper and husband as they plan to leave town.
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Harvey P. Hathorne
Sagadahoc Ferry
Christine Hathorne
Hawthorne
Woolwich Center
Waldo Hathorne
Cummingston
Mass
Hathorne
Woolwich
Bath
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Red Cross
Good Will Club
Good Will Hall
Farm Bureau
Percy Bailey
John Gilmore
Frank Bailey
North Woolwich
Mabelle W. Tracey
Mabel Paquet
Victor Paquet
Melvin Pratt
Virginia Dow
Mabelle Tracey
Tracey
Squires
Leonard Lord
Peter
Paul
Robert
John
Nelson Rice
Earl Dow
Tracey Quartette
Laura Pinkham
Flora Leonard
Elizabeth Carlton
Sarah Rice
George Hathorne
Lindsey Cooper
Cooper
Town
Solar Lodge Masons Hold Special Meetings in September
Solar Lodge No. 14 F and A M held a series of special meetings at the Masonic Temple starting Monday at 7 30 pm with Fellowcraft work. A future session will present Entered Apprentice work, and September 28 will feature B A degree work and a district deputy inspection by Paul M Powers. A Masonic school of instruction will be held in Wiscasset Thursday afternoon and evening, starting at 2 30 with supper at 6 30 open to all Master Masons.
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Solar Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Paul M. Powers
Freeport
Wiscasset
Friends of Harry E Stetson Ill at Son's Home Bath
Harry E Stetson of A D Stetson and Son is critically ill at his son’s home at 964 Washington Street Bath. His health has waned for some time and he is confined to bed with a day and night nurse. He is among Bath’s oldest merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Adams
Waterville
Carrie Hathorn
Eddie Thorne
Todd-Bath
South Portland
Lennie Stilphen
Ralph Hardy
North Woolwich
Eben Dana
Jette Reed
Day's Ferry
Edward Thorne
Georgetown
Navy
Harry E. Stetson
A. D. Stetson & Son
Washington Street
Bath
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Stanley Dodge
Water Street
Ross Elwes
Addie Merry
Fred Merry
Gardiner
North Whitefield
William Armstrong
Baltimore
Endicott Johnson
Dicott ] Corp
Front Street
Beacon Street Ladies’ Society
Carl E. Albee
Woolwich Services
George J. Goodwin
Robert Hogan
Washington, D. C
Lemuel Preble
Laurel Grove Cemetery Association
Center Baptist Hall
Irene Spinney
Queen Esther Lodge
Story of
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Maine
the Times Company
Good Will Club Burns Mortgage
Solar Lodge Masons