Miss Mary McKay Joins Portsmouth Navy Yard Staff
Miss Mary McKay daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence McKay of Lambert Park has entered the Portsmouth Navy Yard accounting department this week after passing the Civil Service exam. She studied in Bath before moving to Portsmouth and worked a summer at York Harbor. She will return to Portsmouth Sunday after visiting here briefly. Mrs Robert Jewell and daughter Roberta returned home Friday after two days at Parker Head as guests of Mrs Jewell's parents Mr and Mrs Frank Wyman. Mrs Charles Dunning has sold her Winter street home and will live with her daughter Mrs Bartlett Smith at Day's Ferry. Mr and Mrs Smith bought the renovated Ferry home from Mr and Mrs Philip Wenz who moved to California. Mrs Lionel Boutilier and children returned to Lambert Park after a Lake Placid summer stay with Mrs Boutilier's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McKay
Clarence McKay
Lambert Park
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. H
Miss McKay
Bath
York Harbor
Robert Jewell
Roberta
Parker Head
Charles Dunning
Winter Street
the Bridge
Bartlett Smith
Day's Ferry
Mrs. Smith
the Ferry
Philip Wenz
California
Lionel Boutilier
Lake Placid, N. Y
Local Dance Teachers and Readers News From Concord and Brunswick
Miss Frances Reed of Concord returns home after two week visit with Charlotte Cahill and Miss Thompson. Miss Ruth Grauert of Jersey City also returns after two weeks with the same hosts. Barbara Younger of Orrs Island sustains eye injury from a piece of steel. Richard Daniel Lord celebrates his third birthday with a small party and gifts. Mr and Mrs D M McKellar travel to Boston. A Brunswick resident reports twins born on Aug 15 to Rex Dunton’s relatives in Woodfords and Bangor, a rare coincidence with birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Reed
Concord
N. H
Charlotte Cahill
Merline ‘Thompson
Ruth Grauert
Jersey City
N. J
Charles Weidman
Barbara Younger
The
Center Primary School
Orrs Island
Brunswick
Richard Daniel Lord
D. LeRoy Lord, Jr
Clifton Street
Richard
Wayne Perry
Wayne Joy
Tamara Day
Lewis Young
Washington Street
Robert Brewer
Jordan Avenue
Fred Dunton
Bangor
Brewer
Dunton
Rex Dunton
Woodfords
Community Notes on Local Residents and Visitors
Mrs. Harry A. Beals of Noble avenue returned after a week in Lewiston and Gardiner. Ralph Wright Jr. son of Ralph Wright of Dummerstreet, home from Portland Children’s Hospital after surgery and plans to resume at Dike school. Irving Alger of Reading Massachusetts visited and stayed near Capt A. A. Stott’s home. Frank Sylvester of Lincoln street is at Memorial Hospital after surgery with Dr. Twaddle. formerly a driller at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Beals
Noble Avenue
Lewiston
Gardiner
Ralph Wright Jr
Ralph Wright
Dummerstreet
Children’s Hospital
Portland
Dike School
Irving Alger
Reading
Mass
Alger
Capt A. A. Stott
Frank Sylvester
Lincoln Street
Memorial Hospital
Twaddle
Sylvester
Bath Iron Works
Sylvester Family Reunites After Hospital Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Sylvester Jr of Kittery return home after a visit with Frank Sylvester Sr who is a patient at the hospital. He stopped with brother John Sylvester on Chestnut street while Mrs Sylvester stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Lemont at their Southport cottage on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sylvester, Jr
Kittery
Sylvester
Frank Sylvester
Mrs Maud Hoffman’s Health Update From Charleston
Mrs Maud Hoffman of Charleston South Carolina has recovered from surgery and returned home to convalesce after a hospital stay. Former Bath resident and wife of Fred Hoffman, she was active in Central church and Navy Yard work. The family’s Bath years and her church service were noted by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Hoffman
Charleston
S. C
Hoffman
Bath
Fred Hoffman
Bath Iron Works
Charleston Navy Yard
Central Church
Hot ¥Mat
Sewalls Entertained Guests At 949 High Street
Mr and Mrs Edward Sewall hosted an informal gathering at their home 949 High Street from five to seven Thursday evening inviting neighbors and friends for a casual social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sewall
Hhe
High Street
Mrs Shaw Visits Portland As Husbands Recovers From Operation
Mrs John Shaw of Oakstreet travels to Portland Thursday to see Mr Shaw, a Maine General Hospital patient. Friends report he is recovering splendidly from a second operation and shows good progress toward improved health and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shaw
Oakstreet
Portland
Shaw
Maine General Hospital
Waterville visitors return from weekend visit
Miss Annette Fortin and Miss Mary Stewart of Waterville returned home Sunday evening after a weekend visit as guests of Mrs. Doris MacDonald on Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Fortin
Mary Stewart
Waterville
Doris MacDonald
Middle Street
Haskell Visits Daughter at Memorial Hospital in Bath
Mrs. Robert Haskell of Portland visited her daughter Mrs Edward Palmer and her infant at Memorial hospital in Bath on Thursday. She stayed for the evening and returned home. Mrs Palmer lives with her parents in Portland while her husband Corp. Edward Palmer serves in the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Haskell
Portland
Bath
Edward Palmer
Memorial Hospital
Haskell
Mrs Palmer
Corp
Mr and Mrs Max Kutz Visit Relatives in New York
Mr and Mrs Max Kutz of Cobbroad traveled to Bing hampton New York to visit Mr Kutzs brother and wife Louis and Mrs Kutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kutz
Cobbroad
Binghampton, N. Y
Mr Kutz
Mrs
Louis Kutz
Furloughed Lieutenant Lovell Reaches New York
Mrs Barbara Tubbs Lovell receives a telegram from Lieut Frederick A Lovell US Navy of his ship’s arrival in New York. She travels to NYC to join him during his furlough of 380 days, then plans visits to Massachusetts relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Tubbs Lovell
Frederick A. Lovell
U.S
New York
Lovell
New York City
Massachusetts
Lieut. Lovell
Local Society Notes Reveal Residents and Births
The item lists residents and family movements including Mrs Dowling of Pomfret and Marjorie Nichols, with mentions of Bath Iron Works workers and a move to Florida. It notes Turner returning to a council meeting and Dennis Sitton, plus a new baby girl born September 9 at Bath Memorial Hospital to Pvt and Mrs Edward McGuiggin, with Pvt McGuiggan stationed at Camp Gordon Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Jets Dowling
Niall Stremt Voerntom
Patty
Rodger
J Dowlnie
Marjorie Nichowl
Danetter
Artiur J. Aivhals
Cott Gaaire
Brunswick
Hive
Bath
Dowhne
Bath Iron Works
Florida
Jennifer Anne
Bath ‘Memorial Hospital
Edward McGingesin
McGuiggan
Camp Gordon, Fla
Miss Rita Snow to enter Naval Training school
Miss Rita Snow of Bath will leave Sept 28 for Northampton Mass to begin inductive training at the U S Naval Training School and graduate as an ensign. She has joined the WAVES after serving in Dr Herbert T Caverly’s office and returns to Bath before training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Snow
Bath
Herbert T. Caverly
Northampton
Mass
U. S. Naval Training School
Miss Snow
the Waves
Caverly
Portland
Thornton Academy
Saco
Portland Junior College
Forsyth Training School For
Dental Hygienists
Boston
Maine Hygienists Association
Weekend guests at Moose Pond summer camp
Philip Miller of Wiscasset, Kenneth Trask of Fitchburg Mass, Miss Artine Howard, Mr Wayne and Mr and Mrs Paul McCole and family were weekend guests of Dr and Mrs Paul Gregware at their camp on Moose Pond in Bridgton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Miller
Wiscasset
Kenneth Trask
Fitchburg, Mass
Artine Howard
Wayne
Paul McCole
Paul Gregware
Moose Pond
Bridgton
Mrs Trafton Visits Arlington to Meet Granddaughter
Mrs Howard Trafton of Georgetown Center, formerly Bath, traveled to Arlington Massachusetts to meet her newborn granddaughter Helen Diana born to Mr and Mrs Hanson. Hanson’s wife formerly Doris Trafton of Bath. Mrs William Collins of Somerville, a former Bath resident, returned to her son Earl Collins and wife after a summer with Mrs Elvira Trafton in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Trafton
Georgetown Center
Bath
Arlington, Mass
Gardner Hanson
Helen Diana
Hanson
Doris Trafton
William Collins
Somerville, Mass
Earl Collins
Elvira Trafton
Lincoln Street
Funeral attendees for Thaddeus Hedrick from Curtis Funeral Parlors
Among out of town persons attending funeral services for Thaddeus Hedrick from Curtis Funeral Parlors at 942 Washington Street Friday afternoon were his sister Mrs. J Blaine Harper his niece Miss Virginia Harper of Elkins West Virginia Mrs Charles Phillips of Ridgeley West Virginia and Wapankee and his step daughter Mrs Charles K Bower of Chelsea Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddeus Hedrick
Curtis Funeral
Washington Street
J. Blaine Harper
Virginia Harper
Elkins
W. Va
Charles Phillips
Ridgeley
W. Wapankee
Charles K. Bower
Chelsea
Mass
Weekend Guests and Local Visits Highlight Exeter People
Exeter residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Names include Mr and Mrs Royal O Clapp and Mrs Marilla Brawn of Sugadahoc Ferry, Mr and Mrs James Nickerson of Woburn, Mrs Su Russell Grant in Liberty Street, and others from Exeter, Saco, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal O. Clapp
Exeter
N H
Staffing Change At Office Of Captain Lint Ut SS
Mrs Flossie M Beals goes on two week vacation with part in Boston and Cliftondale MA. Mrs James CO Steen of Oak Street substitutes in her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie M. Beals
A. A. Lint
Boston
Cliftondale
Mass
James CO Steen
Oak Street
Morse High Teacher Hospitalized After Surgery
Mir Laurence Murrell formerly Virginia Jowett of Morse High Domestic Science is in Memorial hospital after surgery and in very satisfactory condition. Her Morse High post is temporarily filled by Mrs Stephen P Woodsbury formerly Jeanette Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Laurence Murrell
Virginia Jowett
Morse High
Memorial Hospital
Stephen P. Woodsbury
Jeanette Smith
Pigeon Delivers News of Gafsa Surrender First
David Brown, Rueter’s war correspondent, breaks news of Gafsa surrender aided by his pigeon Yank. The bird reportedly flew 98 miles in under two hours, outracing rivals who fear Stuka hawks. Brown claims the Stukas deter others, allowing Yank to reach editors early with the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brown
Rueter
Gafsa
Brown
Yank
Rowland Beals Takes Vacation From BIW Office
Rowland Beals of the BIW yard is on vacation from his role as assistant material agent. Miss Ruth Cogan daughter of Mr and Mrs David S Cogan 1037 High street has returned to Boston University after spending the summer at home and was employed in the Times repertorial room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinney ‘Purmr
Suntomd
Catany Steeet
Durant
Turner
de Forse Worth
C. Kenneth Thayer
Donald Thayer
Union Street Court
Old Orchard Beach
Mr. Thayer
New England Shipbuilding Corp
South Porthoid
Rowland Beals
The
Yard
Ruth Cogan
David S. Cogan
High Street
Boston University
Times
Bath teachers seen on Congress Street Portland
Among the Bath school teachers seen on Congress street in Portland Saturday were Mrs. Richard Sherwood, Miss Mary Conley, Mrs. Theo Honsinger and Miss Mary Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath School
Congress _ street
Portland
Richard Sherwood
Mary Conley
Theo Honsinger
Mary Brown
Hay wards return from visit to Littleton New Hampshire
Mr and Mrs Fred O Hay ward of North Bath return from several days in Littleton New Hampshire where they were guests of Mrs Hay wards parents Mr and Mrs William Astle Mrs Hay ward will resume duties at the Ration Board on Broad street this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred O. Hayward
North Bath
Littleton
N. H
Dolloff Family Notes Death in Portland Area
Harold Dolloff of Portland visits his father Cuvier R. Dolloff at 1313 Washington street after the death of his mother. This week the Dolloff family was joined by Harold’s brother George Dolloff of Oaklawn R. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dolloff
Portland
Cuvier R. Dolloff
Washington Street
George Dolloff
Oaklawn
R. 1
War ner couple returns from National G A R encampment
Mr and Mrs Maurice J Warner of Middle street return after a ten day trip to Chicago and Des Moines where they attended the National G A R encampment. Mrs Warner serves as Department President of the Maine Auxiliary of the G A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice J. Warner
Middle Street
Chicago
Ill
Des Moines
Iowa
Warner
Maine
G.A.R
Dayton Hills Take Morning Train to Boston With Audrey
Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Hill depart on the morning train Thursday with their daughter Audrey bound for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dayton Hill
Audrey
Boston
Woman Reserve Leader Attends First Ship Launch
Captain Mildred H. McAfee director of the Women’s Reserve was a guest at the launch of the destroyer U S S Frank Knox. It was her first launch she witnessed and she recalled her prior role as president of Wellesley College. The Farrow family of Park Street returned from a brief visit to Thorndike with Virginia Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred H. McAfee
Us.n.r
Women's Reserve
U. S. Naval Reserve
U.S.S. Frank Knox
Lieut. McAfee
McAfee
Wellesley College
Russell Farrow
Virginia Rose
Park Street
Thorndike
Navy Man Arrives For Five Days Leave
John Schaffer USN arrives for five days leave and spends it with his wife Mrs Schaffer and two sons at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Henderson Sr on Shepard street. Mrs Schaffer before marriage was Ruth Henderson R N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schaffer
USN
Guptill Returns Home After Summer Visit with Son
William Guptill former commissioner of agriculture at the State House passed the summer with his son Samuel Guptill at Day's Ferry and has returned to his home at Cooper's Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Guptill
State House
Samuel Guptill
Day's Ferry
Cooper's Mills
Hart brothers join navy family has three enlistees
Lawrence R Hart son of Mr and Mrs Andrew B Hart 21 Floral street recently enlisted in the U S Navy and arrived at Sampson New York for boat training He is the third Hart son to enlist His brother Andrew J Hart R D M 3 c U S N is in the Pacific theater and another brother Pfc Robert F Hart US S A is a patient at Lovell General Hospital Camp Devens Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence R. Hart
Andrew B. Hart
Floral Street
U. S. Navy
Sampson, N. Y
U.S. Naval Training Station
Lawrence
Andrew J. Hart
Pacific
Pfc
Robert FE
Hart
US S
Lovell General Hospital
Camp Devens
Mass
Social visit and summer gathering in Turner and Portland
Mrs Abner Wilson returned from Auburn visiting Mrs George McAdams. Mr and Mrs Daniel Eldridge of Portland hosted a Summer home gathering at Chase's Mills Turner with field day. South Portland Shipyard Band and radio entertainers Jolly Joe Bowers and Albert Bowles attended along with Bath guests Carl B Swan ton of Bedford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Wilson
Court Street
Auburn
George McAdams
Daniel T. Eldridge
Portland
Washington Street
Chase's Mills
Turner
South Portland
Jolly Joe Bowers
R.K.O. Keith
Albert Bowles
Paul Whiteman
Bath
Carl B. Swanton
Bedford Street
Arlington guests visit Bedford Street hosts
Mr and Mrs Donald Millard and son David of Arlington Mass visited weekend with Mr and Mrs Brian M Jewett on Bedford Street. On Sunday they were joined by Mr and Mrs John D McNeish of Needham Mass Mrs James Williams and Mrs Norton of Mechanic Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Millard
David
Arlington
Mass
Brian M. Jewett
Bedford Street
Jewett
John D. McNeish
Needham
James Williams
Norton
Mechanic Falls
Venette-Bixler Marriage Report From Tampa Reception
Bath friends announce the marriage of Kenneth Venette United States Army and Miss Delphine Ann Bixler at the bride’s parents’ home in Tampa Florida on a Saturday evening September 2. Kenneth attended Bath schools before moving to Rutland Vermont and is now stationed in Tampa. His father managed the Bath Opera House before a transfer to Rutland two years ago. The Venette family held a wide circle of Bath friends and look forward to visits with friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Frank Venette
Court Street
Kenneth
U.S.A
Delphine Ann Bixler
Tampa
Fla
Rutland
Drake Returns Home After Weekend With Parents
William P. Drake of Berwyn, Pennsylvania, visited his parents Mr and Mrs Frederick E Drake on Washington Street for the weekend and left Monday afternoon to continue his trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Drake
Berwyn
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Mrs Gile of Bow Deinham Visiting Friends
Mrs. William B. Gile of Bow deinham was a weekend guest of Mrs. Leonard Lord of Fitts street and returned home Sunday afternoon. With her daughter in law and infant, she will leave for Florida to pass the winter. Mrs. Gile formerly resided here and was an active member of the League of Central Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Gile
Bowdeinham
Leonard Lord
Fitts Street
Florida
Gile
League of Central Church
Mrs Helen Leach Returns From Boston Visit
Mrs Helen Leach of the Women’s Republican club of Boston has been a guest for a few days of her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Edmund Staples of Front street and returns to Boston Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Leach
Women's Republican Club of
Boston
Edmund Staples
Front Street
Miss Dorothy Minsch Leaves Philadelphia for Boston Visit
Miss Dorothy Minsch of Philadelphia departs Mrs. J Edward Drake's Washington Street residence for home. En route she will visit a sister near Boston and expects to reach Philadelphia in a week. Former Bath resident once owned a residence at Washington and Oak streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Minsch
Philadelphia
Nurse Haskell, Hunter Family Trip Highlight Local Notes
Cards arrive from First Lt Ruth G Haskell stationed as chief nurse at the Mississippi Ordnance Plant Station hospital in Jackson Miss The Hunter family and Ruth Ellen visit Wa terville and Benton guests of Vida Hunter and Samuel Hunter during Mr Hunters vacation from Oakhurst Dairy William Freeman son of Capt and Mrs William Freeman travels from Farragut Academy Tom's River N J after visiting grandmother Mrs Fred D Hill His father is in the Pacific service and Mrs Freeman and daughter reside in South California to be near him when port calls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth G. Haskell
A.N.C
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Ordnance Plant
Stanley Hunter
Ruth Ellen
Brunswick Road
Waterville
Benton
Mr. Hunter
Vida Hunter
Samuel Hunter
Oakhurst Dairy
William Freeman
Farragut Academy
Tom's River
N. J
Fred D. Hill
High Street
Capt. Freeman
Pacific
Gregware Family Vacation at Bridgton Camp
Dr and Mrs Paul Gregware spend a few days at their Bridgton camp. Their daughter Nancy joined them for the weekends and their son Allen is a student at Bridgton Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gregware
Bridgton
Nancy
Allen
Bridgton Academy
Bowie of Drummond Street Undergoes Surgery in Boston
Fred A. Bowie of Drummond Street is a patient at New England Baptist Hospital in Boston where he underwent surgery on Thursday. His daughter Miss Marion Bowie accompanies him and will stay in Boston several days. Bowie, a pattern maker at Hyde Windlass Co., has been on sick leave for six weeks and will celebrate his 80th birthday in a few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Bowie
Drummond Street
New England Baptist Hospital
Boston
Marion Bowie
Mr. Bowie
Hyde Windlass Co
Pvt Francis W Stover Returns From 17 Day Furlough
Pvt Francis W. Stover AAFTC arrived back in Miami Beach Florida Saturday afternoon after a 17 day furlough spent with his mother Mrs Bates E Stover on Brunswick road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Francis W. Stover
AAFTC
Miami Beach
Fla
Bates E. Stover
Brunswick Road
West Bath Grange members join Topsham anniversary program
Members of West Bath grange attended the Topsham grange anniversary program Saturday evening. The list includes Mrs. Bernice Sturtevant Bertha Ward Rose Jean Mabel Tibbetts Miss Alice Johnson Henry W McGlinchy Mr and Mrs William Armstrong Mr and Mrs Arthur L Wing Mr and Mrs William Coombs Mr and Mrs Joseph Oliver Mrs Arthur Lemont Mrs Ethel MacDonald Elwin Greig and Ivere Hackett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Topsham Grange
Bernice Sturtevant
Bertha Ward
Rose Jean
Mabel Tibbetts
Alice Johnson
Henry W. McGlinchy
William Armstrong
Arthur L. Wing
William Coombs
Joseph Oliver
Arthur Lemont
Ethel MacDonald
Elwin Greig
Ivere Hackett
Haskell Family Spends Weekend at Dr Warren House
Richard Haskell of Charlestown Navy Yard spent the weekend with Mrs. Haskell and their son Richard at their Washington street home in the Dr Warren house. He returned to Boston Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Haskell
Charlestown Navy Yard
Miss Elsie Innis Returns to Portland Visit
Miss Elsie Innis has left Mrs. Edward Hartwell's home on High street and returned to Portland to be a guest of her niece Mrs. William Foss after visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Innis
Edward Hartwell
High Street
Portland
William Foss
Miss Melcher Sidelined by Illness at Grace Church Service
Grace church organist Miss Melcher missed Sunday morning service due to illness. George Field filled in as choir director for the occasion. Friends report her recovery is continuing and she hopes to resume duties soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Melcher
Grace Church
George Field
Navy petty officer Edward Parker leaves for Melville base
Edward B. Parker a Navy petty officer on 30 days fur lough with his family on Washington Street departs Monday for Melville Naval Base near New London to await transfer to another ship after two years in the Mediterranean. He is accompanied to Boston by his mother. his wife accompanies him to Portland for a day with Mrs. Munro. Parker wears several ribbons including one with four stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Parker
U. S. Navy
Washington Street
Mediterranean
Melville Naval Base
New London
Boston
Edward Parker
Portland
Munro
Mr. Parker
Miss Mary Webb to resume studies at Wheaton College
Miss Mary Webb daughter of Mrs Theo Webb of Middle Street leaves Monday for Norton Massachusetts to resume her college studies at Wheaton College where she is a Junior class member. The college opens this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Webb
Theo Webb
Middle Street
Norton
Mass
Wheaton College
Fred Perry Leaves on Furlough to Rejoin Merchant Ship
Fred Perry of the Merchant Marine, on furlough at his Willow street home, left Monday morning to rejoin his ship. Mrs. Perry, on vacation from Miller's tailor shop, returns to work Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Perry
Merchant Marine
Willow Street
Mrs. Perry
Miller's
Summer visit of Mr and Mrs Maurice Haynes at Cozy Harbor
Mr and Mrs Maurice Haynes of Academy Street were recent visitors at their summer home Cozy Harbor located in West South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Haynes
Academy Street
Cozy Harbor
West
Southport
McCarty Returns to Philadelphia to Lead Brown Instrument Co
Hubert T. McCarty returns from a two week Bath vacation and takes a headquarters at 330 Front Street in Philadelphia. He now works with the Brown Instrument Co a unit of Minneapolis Hunewell Co a maker of industrial controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert T. McCarty
Philadelphia
Bath
Front Street
Brown Instrument Co
Minneapolis Hunewell Co
Margaret Rich Returns to Washington After Short Home Vacation
Margaret Rich daughter of David and Mrs Rich of Bedford street departed Monday for Washington D C to resume duties at a government office following a brief stay at home in Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rich
David
Mrs. Rich
Bedford Street
Washington, D. C
Telephones official begins a week long staycation
Miss Helen Hartwell, commercial representative of the Telephone Co., starts a short vacation Saturday from the local office. She will be away from her desk a week but remains in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hartwell
the Telephone Co
Saturday Social Party Spends Evening at Witch Spring Inn
The Saturday Evening Social club enjoyed a supper party at Witch Spring Inn then visited Miss Christine Curtis on Pleasant Street for the evening. Two cars traveled in fog with a misdirection that sent one driver toward Bowdoin College before returning home for a cordial gathering. Names include Mrs Hunt, Mrs Hatch, Mrs Campbell, Mrs Brown, Mrs Mosley, Mrs Sprague, Miss Curtis and Mrs Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witch Spring Inn
Christine Curtis
Pleasant Street
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Mrs Burt Osgood Visiting In Orono Family Home
Mrs Burt Osgood of Orono is a guest of her daughter in law at the home of Mrs Hiram T Stevens and Mr and Mrs Stevens on Winter street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Osgood
Orono
Hiram T. Stevens
Winter Street
Masonic Campaign Leader Visits Damariscotta
Dr David L Wilson traveled to Damariscotta on Tuesday to promote a $50000 fund for the Masonic Service Association. Attorney and Mrs John J Keegan left Monday for Boston where Judge Keegan will attend the Rent Area Directors meeting at the Parker House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wilson
Masonic
Masonic Service Association
John J. Keegan
Grove Street
Boston
Keegan
Parker House
Miss Lillian Saunders 14th Birthday Party Held at Home
Miss Lillian Saunders and friends gathered at Center street for a six to eight thirty birthday supper with a peanut hunt won by Virginia Whitney and a scavenger hunt won by Betty Footer and Irene Lait. Attendees included Peggy Garside Irene Lait Joan Burgess Madelyn Kronstrand and others. Mrs. Raymond M. Clark underwent surgery at State Street Osteopathic Hospital Portland and is convalescing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Saunders
Frank S. Saunders
Center Street
Virginia Whitney
Betty Footer
Irene Lait
Peggy Garside
Joan Burgess
Madelyn Fitzgerald
Florence Thomas
Madelyn Kronstrand
Joan Longley
Priscilla Witham
Betty
Raymond M. Clark
Upper Washington Street
State Street Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
Mrs McIntosh Honored With Personal Shower At Bath Home
Mrs Roland D McIntosh of North street received a personal shower at 30 Spring street hosted by Mrs Herbert Wing with pink and blue decorations. Guests from Bath Iron Works included Esther Wilson Betty Howard Claire Grainger Elsie Skaling Ruth St Peter Dorothy Higgins Edith Goff Grace Bennett Shirley Mank Mrs Ellery Doyle Mrs Philip Chaney Mrs John Harkins and Mrs Gilbert Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Wing
Roland D. McIntosh
North Street
Spring Street
John Shorey
S. Wing
Mother and Navy Seaman Visit Family in Newton
Mrs Adelaide Hooper of Washington street visits sister in Newton Massachusetts for several weeks. Vinal King recently on furlough from Navy duty at 904 Middle street home. He broke a leg during boot training at Sampson New York Naval Base and spent three months in hospital. will return to hospital after a few days at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Hooper
Washington Street
Newton
Mass
Bath Library
Vinal King
Navy
Middle Street
Sampson
N. Y
Cornish Couple Traveled to Portland by Train
Harry E. Cornish and Mrs. Cornish spent a day in Portland riding the train on Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Cornish
Mrs. Cornish
Portland
Graf family heads to Baltimore planned family visit
Mr and Mrs George L Graf family left for Baltimore Maryland to visit Graffams brother and his wife Dr and Mrs S R Graffam. On return they will visit Mrs Graffams parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Cunningham of Middletown Connecticut. Dr Williams Whitney returned home Tuesday evening after several days in Boston on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Graffam
Baltimore
Mr. Graffam
S. R. Graffam
Williams Whitney
Boston
Mrs Minnie Martin Passes At Pemaquid Home
Mrs Minnie Martin of Brunswick died Tuesday at her summer home in Pemaquid where she ran a gift shop and sandwich bar. She planned to stay in Pemaquid until fall. Herbert Knight rode the Rockland train Wednesday morning and planned visits to Belfast and his old home before returning. Mrs Hulda McMahan hosted a supper for Mrs William Spurlock nee Doris Jones of Brooklyn. Spurlock visited her parents Mr and Mrs Chester Newell in Beacon Street. her husband serves overseas. Beverly Jean joined the guests with others including Miss Jean Newell and families Henrickson Betts Harold and Dolores McMahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Martin
Brunswick
Pemaquid
Herbert Knight
Belfast
Hulda McMahan
Middle Street
William Spurlock
Doris Jones Jones
Brooklyn
N. Y
Montsweag Farm Bureau Hosts Lincoln Street Visit
Mrs Neil Wilson of Lincoln street entertained the Montsweag Farm Bureau for an all day session. Dinner was served at noon. Bath attendees included Mrs Wilbur Crocker Mrs Maurice Shea and Mrs Lelia Moore. Mr and Mrs Gardner Hague returned to Waneset Mass after visiting Mr and Mrs Milford Lewis at Brigham Cove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Wilson
Lincoln Street
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Bath
Wilbur Crocker
Maurice Shea
Lelia Moore
Gardner Hague
Waneset
Mass
Milford Lewis
Brigham Cove
Mrs Murphy of Warwick Returns After Visit to York
Mrs Edward Murphy of Warwick Light Station Rhode Island has returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Haggett of York Street. A former president of the Cosmopolitan club she called on many friends during her stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Murphy
Warwick Light Station
Warwick
R. I
Charles Haggett
York Street
Murphy
Cosmopolitan Club
City
Mrs Margery Coleman to Visit Philadelphia Sister
Mrs Margery Coleman of Bath street visiting her father Capt Ralph Whalen in Gloucester Mass will travel to Philadelphia to see sister Mrs Vivian Phalen and return late next week. Mr and Mrs George McLeur of Freeport visited in Middle street with son Keith McLeur and his wife. McLeur recovering from hospitalization. Master David McLeur cut a cake with ice cream served, joined by maternal grandmother Mrs Wilfred W Chaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Coleman
Bath Street
Ralph Whalen
Gloucester
Mass
Philadelphia
Penn
Vivian Phalen
Coleman
George McLeur
Freeport
Keith McLeur
Middle Street
McLeur
David McLeur
Wilfred W. Chaney
Lowells Aboard Train Westbound Wednesday Morning
Edwin H. P. Lowell and Mrs Lowell were passengers on the train Wednesday morning traveling west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Mrs. Lowell
Crooker-Sawyer Wedding in Waterville Mon day
A simple home wedding was held Monday at 11 o clock at 5 Appleton street Waterville with Enid Margaret Sawyer uniting Mil lard A Crocker in a single ring ceremony by Rev Kenneth Hawkes. The couple planned a trip and will reside at 109 Main street Free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward. K. Sawyer
Appleton — Street
Waterville
Enid Margaret
Millard A. Crocker
Kenneth Hawkes
Gardenias
Catharine E. Leonard
Elmer Crocker
Woolwich
Elmwood Hotel
North Street
Bath Teachers Club
Crooker
U.S. Naval Air Port
Brunswick
Local Notes From Phippsburg and Vicinity
Mrs Blanch Ryan returns to nursing duties in Waltham after visiting her brother and wife Mr and Mrs George C Pease in Phippsburg The Harrington brothers and the Wallace brothers in Persia on ship visits The James Nortons will occupy the Jewell Seavey house this winter while Seavey children study at the Center Mrs Charles L Stevens returns to Alfred after Miss Abbie F Minott s death The Hunt Douglass property at Small Point undergoes extensive repairs A balm of Gilead tree on Frank Cutting s lawn was broken by last week s hurricane wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanch Ryan
George C. Pease
Waltham
Mass
Harrington Rothers
Wallace Brothers
Persia
James Nortons
Cape Newagon
Jewell- Seavey
Seavey
Charles L. Stevens
Phippsburg
Abbie F. Minott
Alfred
Hunt-Douglass
Small Point
Gilead
Frank Cutting
Meadowbrook Camps Close for the Season at Brightwater
Emma Perry entertained friends at Rosebay on New Meadows while Laura Cutting stayed at her camp and Carrie Little closed her cottage for the season. Harry Williams visited his camp Sunday as most Meadowbrook camps at Brightwater and Wynburg shut for the year. J W Rainey and family spent the weekend in Bath with two children at Center School and Mrs Rainey serving as substitute postmistress during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Perry
Rosebay
New Meadows
Laura Cutting
Carrie Little
Harry Williams
Brightwater
Wynburg
J. W. Rainey
Bath
Portland Woman Passes Away With Daughter by Her Side
A Portland resident named Sree died on Wednesday while accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Harvey Henderson Jr of Foster Point. The report notes the daughter's presence during the passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sree
Weenesday
Portland
Harvey Henderson, Jr
Foster Point
Sgt Swett Travels From Texas to Boston for Short Visit
Sergeant Swett on furlough from Texas departed Wednesday morning by train for a brief visit in Boston before returning to Texas. He is on temporary leave and will resume duties after the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt. Swett
Texas
Boston
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David M. McKellar
Judge
Arthur J. Dunton
Barbara
Rich
Marcia Green
Harry F. Falls
Rockland
Henry Carlton
Carlton
Linwood Small
Lisbon Falls
Orange
Fred Pinkham
Mechanic Street
Titeon
George Morrison Sie
Wesley Moidleton
Camden
Everett Qemunt
Hissi Stredt
Lemeant
Stolores Dim
Tiaece Cottage
Dennis Sitsson
Harmon Spith
Diberial Hospital
Peter Gagnon
RFC
Mr. Gagnon
A. W. Thompson
Barbara Kenney
Miss Kenney
Cushing Memorial Hospital
Framingham
New Guinea
Corp Thompson
University of Maine
Eleanor PL Thurston
Lois Stevens
Sustan
Thurstons
Su Russell Grant
Liberty Street
Thurston
Wind Ae Thayer
Union Street
Mire Blanche Stevick
Cairo
Mroo
Wendall Stevves
Miss Flouver
Bears
Blanche J Bunker
Los Angeles
Calif
Sagadahoc Ferry
Westbort Junction
Stexens
Ralph Jewett
Howard P. Hill
Frank G. Reed
Mechante Street
Langdon N. Thistle
Soldiers and Sailors Department
Sagadahoc County
Virginia Poulos
San Diego
Cal
Louise Briggs
Brimmer School For Girls
Donald B. Wilson
Hull
B.I.W
Mrs. Wilson
Bride
Meadowbrook
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