Sima ale by Eleanor Stone on Stephen Etnier show at Bowdoin
The Walker Art Gallery hosts a major exhibition of Stephen Etnier's recent work, with 50 to 60 paintings from Nassau and Haiti. The Maine coast pieces, including Carlton Bridge and Bath scenes, anchor the Maine collection, while Nassau works glow with color. An Everett post office mural titled Mail for New England is noted, and the artist's modernist yet accessible style is highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Head
Walker Art Gallery
Bowdoin College
Stephen Etnier
Long Island
Ellison Moody
Crick
Rhet
Cape Cod
Einier
Bach
Kennebec
Nassau
Haiti
Milch Gallery
New York
Maine
Everett
Mass
New England
Tithe Walker Gallery
Hayes Burgess Wedding in New Castle
Lawrence G. Hayes of New Castle N H and Muriel C Burgess daughter of Mrs Catherine Burgess 89 Court Street were married Saturday morning at St Marys rectory Rev David P Surrette officiated the single ring ceremony Mrs Carl G Kronstrand sister of the bride was matron of honor E Arthur Kronstrand was best man A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s mother home Guests included Mr and Mrs Carlton Burgess of Rockland and Mrs Mary Ryan of Portsmouth N H The couple will reside in New Castle N H where Mr Hayes works at Portsmouth Navy Yard The bride attended Morse High School and has worked in New Castle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence G. Hayes
New Castle
N. H
George E. Hayes
Muriel C. Burgess
Catherine B. Burgess
Court Street
Alexander Burgess
St. Mary's Rectory
David P. Surrette
Carl G. Krondstrand
E. Arthur Kronstrand
Hayes
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Morse High School
Carlton Burgess
Rockland
Mary Ryan
Portsmouth
Bayard and Smith Wedding Held in Wallingford Church
Neal E. Bayard of Wallingford and Virginia Frances Smith of Wallingford were married Saturday at four in Wallingford Baptist Church. Rev. Conway officiated. The bride’s father, Ernest E. Smith, gave her away. The couple plans to live on Clifton street after a brief wedding trip. Bayard, a Bath Iron Works draftsman, holds an M.A. from the University of Michigan 1939. Smith has served as secretary to the president of the National Bank of Wallingford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal E. Bayard
Wallingford, Conn
Bath Iron Work Corp
Virginia Frances Smith
Wallingford
Wallingford Baptist Church
Mr. Conway
Alfred Eitel
Arthur Countryman
Herbert Housen
James MacAdams
Mr. Bayard
Sedgwick
M C A B E O U E L L E T T E W E D D I N G W E D N E S D A Y
The marriage of Mrs Jane Leydon Ouellette and David S McCabe was solemnized Wednesday of last week by Rev George B Wolstenholme of Peoples church. Best man Walter Leydon and bridesmaid Mrs Sarah King attended. The couple will live at 669 Middle street after a buffet reception. Mrs McCabe and he are to work at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Leydon Ouellette
David S. McCabe
George B. Wolstenholme
People’s Church
Walter Leydon
Sarah King
Edward Leydon
Harold Leydon
Arthur Holmes
Arnold Holmes
Ella Winters
Chester McCabe
Tim McCabe
Matthias Thomas
William Barstow
Ida Vinella
Lillian Anderson
Myrtle Simpson
Rowland Bugbee
McC
Leavitt-Hall Wedding Held at Dam ariscotta
Dudley S. Leavitt and Miss Irene E. Hall were married at six o'clock Thursday evening in Dam ariscotta by Rev. Frank McElhiney. The ceremony occurred at the pastor's home. Leavitt is a linotype operator with The Times Co and Morse High School alumnus. Hall is Patten Academy graduate. The couple will reside at 287 Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley S. Leavitt
Irene E. Hall
Patten
Damariscotta
Frank McElhiney
Leavitt
Charles W. Leavitt
Fisher's Court
The
Times Co
Morse High School
Colonial Club
Harry H. Hall
Scribner Street
Patten Academy
Hamblen Brown Couple Wed in Phippsburg
Announcement of Avery V. Hamblen son of Mr and Mrs Ira Hamblen of 11 Clifton street and Barbara L. Brown daughter of Mrs Richard Morin of Bath married by Town Clerk Everett Harrington in Phippsburg on July 28 They both attended Morse High School and he works for Bath Iron Works Corp They reside at 11 Clifton street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery V. Hamblen
Ira Hamblen
Clifton Street
Barbara L. Brown
Richard Morin
Everett Harrington
Phippsburg
Hamblen
Morse High School
Bath Iron Works Corp
Spinney Burying-Groundmarks First Settlers Site
The Spinney burying-ground marks where early settlers lie with a bronze tablet at the Spinney homestead. Burials include John Spinney born 1737 in Kittery and died 1776 his wife Joanna and their son Jeremiah. The Etmers abandon plans for their yacht Hersilia winter voyage and may stay on the Island until December to move to New York afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinney
John
Kittery
Joanna
Jeremiah
New York
Bath Iron Works clerk marries Miss Lois Williams kin
Charles Parks of Bath marries Lois Williams of Topsham in a ceremony attended by family members including Alfred A. Parks Jr. The bride wore satin and a fingertip veil with a bouquet of white roses. After a reception at Winter Street, the couple will live at 27 Wesley Street. Parks, son of Alfred Parks, studied at Morse High and St John Vocational. Mrs. Parks is a Brunswick High and Dean Academy graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ©. Parks
Bath Iron Works
Stuart
Alfred A. Parks, Jr
Lois V. Williams
Florence E. Williams
Elizabeth S. Powers
Topsham
Everett L. Williams
Cecil R. Corey
Ruth MacIntosh
L. Hortense Williams
New York City
Wesley Street
Bertrand Cutting Wedding Held At Bride’s Parents Home
Francis O Bertrand son of Mr and Mrs George F Bertrand 49 Green Street and Martha Nichols Cutting daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold E Cutting 17 High Street wed in a Saturday ceremony at the bride’s home. Dr David L Wilson officiated with close family present. The bride wore white satin with net veil and carried calla lilies. Attendants included maid of honor Annette Cutting and best man Omar L Bertrand. The couple will reside at 204 Washington Street after a reception and a New York trip. Mrs Bertrand is a Morse High School and Westbrook Junior College graduate and formerly a stenographer at Rumford Falls Power Co. Mr Bertrand, formerly of Dexter, works at Parry’s Tire Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis O. Bertrand
George F. Bertrand
Green Street
Martha Nichols Cutting
Harold E. Cutting
High Street
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Annette Cutting
Omar L. Bertrand
Washington Street
Bertrand
Morse High School
Westbrook Junior College
Rumford Falls Power Co
Portland
Dexter
Parry's
Dutton Lewises Tie The Knot At Nazaren Parsonage
Miss Gwendolyn Irene Lewis of Bath wed Eugene Burton Dutton son of Mr and Mrs Harold Dutton of Wiscasset in a single ring ceremony at the Nazaren parsonage in Bath Rev Earl T French officiated The bride wore a maroon suit and matching hat with a heart roses corsage Dutton a 1937 Foxboro High School graduate works at Lewiston Buick Co Bath The couple will live at 14 Deering street honeymooning at Belgrade Lakes Other items note possible Red Cross work room reopening for war supplies and Bath Memorial Hospital trustees election of Ralph G Stetson to fill a vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Irene Lewis
Bath
Eugene Burton Dutton
Harold Dutton
Wiscasset
Nazarene Parsonage
Russell Street
Earl T. French
Dutton
Foxboro
Mass
Lewiston Buick Co
Ralph Lewis
Morse High School
Belgrade Lakes
Deering Street
Rigger Furber Davis Buys Totman House in Bath
Furber W. Davis of Bath Iron Works and former local officer bought the Totman house at 47 Edward Street corner of Dummer and has moved in as repairs and painting proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furber W. Davis
Bath Iron Works Corp
Totman
Edward Street
Dummer
Bowdoinham Social Roundup Notes Local Visits and News
Recent callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A Grant Hulse included Mrs. Helen Libbey and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Scott of Lewiston Roy Higgins of Lexington Mass Mrs Florence Coombs of Auburn Mrs Kenneth Coombs son Kenneth of Waterville Mrs Sarah Given of Bath Mr and Mrs William Morse of Lisbon Falls and Mr and Mrs Forest Haywood of Portland. Arthur MacDougals funeral in Lewiston. Miss Shirley Lancaster and John Phillips of Westfield Mass visited Miss Lancaster's mother Mrs Mabel Lancaster. Jessie Ames to preach at Methodist church in Rev John Palmers absence. Annie M Sedgley died at her Richmond home. born Bowdoinham 1866. Survivors Raymond Richmond and Mrs Florence Davns of Wakefield Mass. etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Grant Hulse
Helen Libbey
Lee Scott
Lewiston
Roy Higgins
Lexington
Mass
Florence Coombs
Auburn
Kenneth Coombs
Kenneth
Waterville
Sarah Given
Bath
William Morse
Lisbon Falls
Forest Haywood
Portland
MacDougal
Arthur Foster
Shirley Lancaster
John Phillips
Westfield
Miss Lancaster
Mabel Lancaster
Jessie Ames
John Palmer
Elmore Webber
Eleanor Libbey
Hebron
Bowdoinham
Annie M. Sedgley
Richmond
Sedgley
Hiram
Annie Dinsmore Stinson
Raymond
Florence Davns
Wakefield
Arthur Webber
Springvale
Webber
Frank Webber
Fisher Road
Floyd Hunter
Wallace Hunter
Wilfred St. Jean
Carol
Shirley
New Market
N. H
St. Jean
Ellis Moore
Grange Hall
Central Maine Power Co
Burton Curtis
Frank Miller
Chester Ambrose
New Haven
Robly Morrison
Robby, Jr
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary
Erle Bowne
Arthur Romaine
California
Romaine
Chester Hobart
Walton Adams
Rachel
Gorham
Pleasant Street
Helen Stackpole
Alice Whittier
Ray Smart
Ivan Lang
Old Orchard
May Duran
Main Street
Bowdoin Lilly
Charles B. Randall
Clara Fogg
R. D. Purington
Jane Browne
Bay Road
Malden
Clifford Gray
Springfield
Maine Forestry Department
Edward White
White Mountains
Edith Richards
Boston
George Leavitt
Robert G. Coombs
Bowdoin Center
J. E. Cornish
Given and Bangs
Brunswick
Elliott Lumber Co
Bowdoinham Post Road social notes and arrivals
Harold Millay returned to the University of Maine and Linwood Rideout is also a student there. Mr and Mrs William Babb welcomed a son. East Bowdoin Ladies Aid met with Eva Purington on Sept 14 with a noon picnic. Meeting opened with prayer and Bible verses. Plans for aid work were made. Next meeting Oct 4 with Jane Woods. Program included many readings and clips by members. Others present were Tina Jack Mary Heath and two boys. The Heath and Millay families visited relatives and Millays attended Farmington Fair. Hutchins visited Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Millay
U. of M. Linwood Rideout
William Babb
John Dunn
East Bowdoin
Aid
Eva Purington
Pal
Jane Woods
Melvina Preeman
Lydia Adams
Ella Adams
Pauline Jenkins
Jake
Evelyn Ackley
Ummer
Farm and Town News: Local Moves and Visits
Mr Reed and son Joe vacation at Adams farm on Millay road. Ernest Millay returned from Norway Fair where Mil lay Bros. ran cattle. Mr Mrs William Moore of South Portland visited Heath homestead. Mr Mrs George Ackley and son John traveled to Rangeley Lakes and Up ton Sunday. They visited friends in Upton. William Babb family moved to a tent on Clay Hill. Babb works for Millay Bros. Kenneth Almy bought recently owned by Mrs Herbert Leighton. Leighton moved to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reed
Joe
Adams Farm
Millay Road
Ernest Millay
Norway Fair
Millay Bros
William Moore
South Portland
Heath Homestead
George Ackley
John
Rangeley Lakes
Upton
William Babb
Clay Hill
Mr. Babb
Kenneth Almy
Herbert Leighton
Leighton
Portland
Young People’s Union Outing at Carr Cottage
The Young People’s Union of the First Baptist church enjoyed an outing Monday evening at the Linwood F. Carr cottage in Harpswell Center. A social, games, and a weenie roast followed a host and hostess list including Rev. and Mrs. Charles R. Sims and many local families. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday evening at the home of C. Lloyd Hooker, 713 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Union of the First Baptist Church
Linwood F. Carr
Harpswell Center
Harold J. Carter
Linwood Carr, Jr
Charles R. Sims
Russell Grant
Foster M. Pratt
Edmund Furber
Harriet Furber
Hortense Boyd
Marjorie
Gloria Stover
Mary Oliver
C. Lloyd Hooker
Philip Oliver
Eleanor Wright
Bowdoin School Reorganizes Good Citizenship Club
Bowdoin’s good citizenship club at the Jacques school reorganizes under teacher Miss Grace Hanson with officers Barbara Ware president Leon McIver vice president Leslie Brown secretary Russell Higgins treasurer. The club leads a student managed good manners honor roll as its current project.
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Good Citizenship Club
The
Jacques School of
Bath wedding attendance in Portland highlights families
Judge and Mrs Arthur J Dunton and relatives attended a Portland wedding wearing rose point lace bouquets and gardenias. The bride, a Deer ing High and Bradford alumna, and groom, Hebron Academy and Wharton School graduate, work with Royal Exchange Assurance Co. Other notes mention Bath residents planning a Quebec New York honeymoon and Bath visitors from Reading and Union Street Court. Club Garret held its annual Hayseed Hop after a Thursday vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Dunton
Madelyn
Barbara Dunton
Edward Sewell
Robert B. Hatch
Warren F. Hawley
Converse G. Fenn
Portland
Rose Point
Deering High
Bradford Junior College
Hebron Academy
Wharton School of Business Administration
University of Pennsylvania
Royal Exchange Assurance Co
Knox
Quebec
New York
Haddonfield Apartments
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Senter’s, Inc
Red Cross
America
Sima Ale
Eleanor
Carlton Bridge
Woolwich
Fort Popham
White House
Stephanie
Bay Point
Morgana
Sagadahoc Bay
Elizabeth Etnier
Popham Beach
St. Mary’s Church
Conn
M’cabe-Ouelette
Rev
Leavitt-Hall
Linotype
Times
287 Center Street
Hamblen-Brown
Charles C Parks
Roberta Louis¢ Williams
Ertrand
Dutton-Lewis
Carolyn Moses
Ralph G. Stetson
Bath Memorial Hospital
William S. Newell
Fred B. Reed Co
Wallace
Front Street
Bowdoinham Post Road
Delaware House
Delaware Ave
Parson's
A. D. Stetson & Son
Young People's Union
Bowdoin
Joe E. Brown
Martha Raye
Cooper Preston Beau Geste
Eleanor E. Davis
Blanche Matthews
Horace P. Morse
West Street
Frank H. Phillips
Reading
Southport
Club Garret
Bruce Cabot
Zasu Pitts
Mickey the Kid
George O’brien
Gringo
Dorothy Lamour
Jon Hall
Allan Lane
Linda Hayes