Social Happenings of the Week in Bath Portland Area
Social happenings note visits by Mr and Mrs Philip Tl Sanderson of Portsmouth who called in Bath and visited Tenants Harbor after work with Bath Iron Works and his Boston Globe correspondence. Many Bath residents are listed visiting family, vacationing in White Mountains and Warren, and attending local events and moves.
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Philip Tl. Sanderson
Portsmouth
Jin Yuth
Phoenix
Tenants Harbor
Sanderson
Bath Iron Works
Easnier
Public Works Department
Boston Globe
Bath Times
Bath Social Roundup Spans Visitors and Vacations
Augusta judge Hon Fremont J C Little and daughter Ghidys visited Bath on Tuesday after a vacation at Squirrel Island. Co Drvee Little in New York City honeymooning with his bride at their island cottage. Numerous Bath residents and visitors attend events, trips to Boston and Augusta, college moves, and local gatherings including a fishing hall event with prizes and neighbors from Sanford, Waterville, and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont J. C. Little
Augusta
Kennebec
Somerset
Mr. Little
Ghidys
Bath
Squirrel Island
Co Drvee Little
St. John the Divine
New York City
Mrs Shorey Hosts Washington Street Supper Party
Mrs William S Shorey entertained Monday evening with a supper at her Washington street home for Mrs Virginia Paine. Bridget enjoyed the event as Mrs Eben J Marston won first prize a Italian pottery vase. Mrs Charles TL Cahill received the consolation and Miss Paine won guest prize a quilted silk handkerchief case with handmade handkerchiefs. There will be many parties this week for Miss Paine whose marriage to Robert Smythe of Chicago takes place the 28th at the Paine Summer home on Sebago lake. Lawrence Crocker of upper Washington street has been in Lewiston on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Shorey
Washington Street
Virginia Paine
Bridget
Eben J. Marston
Charles TL. Cahill
Paine
Miss Paine
Robert Smythe
Chicago
Sebago Like
Wedding in Augusta Links Teorethy Stone and Donald Brennan
A Wednesday marriage in Augusta joined Donald Brennan former Bath star pitcher and Miss Teorethy Stone of Augusta. Brennan known at Cony High and Georgetown, with many Bath friends. Stone connected with Central Maine Tower Co. in Augusta. The Bath lot also notes visits and family movements among local residents and travelers from Boston, Medford, Everett, and Portland with several names and places tied to Bath society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Donald Brennan
Teorethy Stone
Brennan
Cony High
Georgetown University
Bath
Miss Stone
Central Maine Tower Co
Sterling Bible class holds fall meeting at Deering room
The Sterling Bible class of Corliss Street church met Monday in the Deering room with Mrs. John Tront presiding. They voted to serve a church roll call supper on Sept. 30 and to combine the fall roll call with a business meeting on Oct. 10. A speaker will be engaged and a $200 repair fund was approved. Twenty-two members attended.
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Sterling Bible
Corliss Street
Deering Room
John Tront
William Paisley
William S Hatch
John Russell
J. W. Willespie
Local Notables and Horticultural Ties Mention Hyde Estate
Alfred Dunlap of South Portland, a Hyde estate gardener and University of Maine graduate, considers joining the school horticultural department. Harry W. Crosman of High Street travels to Somerville with his daughter and husband to meet relatives before a Washington visit. Edwin Ii. Parris, veteran spar maker, finished a 80 foot flag staff for New Jersey parties and completed a staff for the Augusta Community Park GA R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Dunlap
South Portland
Hyde Estate
Elmhurst
Mr. Dunlap
University of Maine
School
Edwin Ii. Parris
New Jersey
Parris
Augusta
Portland benefactorern gift for Bath exchange operators
Walter E. Reid of Portland who summers at Georgetown presented each Bath exchange telephone operator with a box of chocolates on Saturday as part of his annual custom. He has long praised the local service and uses this gesture to express thanks for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Reid
Portland
Georgetown
Bath Exchange
Mr. Reid
Local residents plan two week car tour to Bar Harbor
Nelson I. Jackson, Mrs. Neva Gregory and Teste Melle of Southport joined Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hrooper in the city Saturday for a two week automobile trip to Bar Harbor in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Mrs. Elmer F. Campbell and daughter Doriee are spending the week with Mrs. Packard in Litehfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson I. Jackson
Neva Gregory
Teste Melle
Southport
City
Charles E. Hrooper
Bar Harbor
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Elmer F. Campbell
Doriee
Packard
Litehfield
Bath residents enjoy travels and reunions across New England
Mrs M W H Jewett and daughters Virginia and Allyn return from Augusta and Whitefield then head to New York and Trenton to join Mr Jewett. Mrs Stover and daughter Doris return from Charlestown. Carl Newcomb of Newburyport visits the Coombs family in Cherry street. Capt Richard Quick of the S S Texas Wie arrives home with wife and daughters Susan and Charabell after visits in Rostern. Priscilla Kimball Thaxter visits Portland then Rostern for winter. Mrs Charles Randall of Somerville returns home with brother John Parrin after Boston stop. Mrs W Dayton Thum of Middle Street plans a trip via Gardiner and Mohawk Trail. Roscoe Todd of Boston enjoys Georgetown vacation. Howard Elliott returns from Aroostook County with Bath friend after a 400 mile trip. Invitations to Katharine Pennington and Howard Linton Hyde, Akron, Ohio, Church of Our Saviour event. Morse high ’27 teacher Elizabeth Rolfe visits Bath. William Gardiner of Medford visits Bath after 30 years. reunion with Amos Perry. Rev and Mrs George W Scudder and George U Scudder return from Murray Grove. George U Scudder to enter Bates College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Weeks Litchfield
Katharine Pennington
Howard Linton Hyde
Church of Our Saviour
Akron
Litchfield
Bath
Great
Goodyear Tire Co
Local social news and movements across Bath area
Miss Elizabeth Coombs of 100 South street enters Miss Pierce's Secretarial School in Boston. Miss Louise Johnson hosted a bridge party on North street with Miss Margaret Fraser winning first prize, Miss Josephine Fraser second, and Miss Margaret Daley consolation. William Lundrigan returns from Bath city hospital after appendicitis. Mrs Florence Hansen, a Western Union clerk, returns from vacation. Miss Marjorie Green of Madison will work for Mrs Hansen in Brunswick. John Sheldon visits Boston and plans to see brother Kenneth Sheldon in Falmouth. Gus Percy and Robert Hatch visited Popham. Capt William R Freeman and Mrs Freeman welcomed a 844 pound son at City hospital. Freeman arrived from Baltimore for three months' vacation. Melville Rice, local police officer, visited Portland. Mr and Mrs Harry Walters tour New England by motor with relatives from Old Town. Walters is on vacation from Bath National Bank. Rev Culbert McGay and sons Robert and John stay overnight on return from Northeast Harbor to New Milford, Conn. Mrs Jesse Donnell of 593 Washington left for a White Mountains trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Johnson
North Street
Margaret Fraser
Josephine Fraser
Margaret Daley
Florence Hansen
Western Union
Marjorie Green
Madison
Bath
Hansen
Brunswick
William R. Freeman
City Hospital
Capt. Freeman
Baltimore
Freeman
Harry Walters
New England
Old Town
Mr. Walters
Bath National Bank
Culbert McGay
Robert
John
EK. Paine
High Street
Northeast Harbor
New Milford
Conn
Malden resident visits relatives for weekend
Mrs. Claude Dyer of Malden Mass returned home Saturday after a stay of several weeks at her parents Mr. and Mrs. George HF Coombs Cherry street. She was accompanied by her mother and Einor Coombs and Mrs Coombs granddaughter Miss Arline Lakin of Portland. Also with them were Miss Lucy Coombs of Bath Mrs Clarence Lakin of Portland and Carlton Tk Newcombe of Newburyport Mass who will spend the weekend. Charles Small of lower High street left Monday for Boston to begin his senior year at Northeastern University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Crosman
High Street
Somerville
Mass
George Moses
Washington, D. C
Mr. Crosman
James W. Coombs
Guy Sprague
Charles J. Randall
Clara EK. Farrin
Middle Street
Claude Dyer
Malden
George HF. Coombs
Cherry Street
Einor Coombs
Charles Small
Lower High Street
Boston
Northeastern University
Beatrice Doble Hosts Fifth Birthday Party
Miss Beatrice Doble daughter of Mr and Mrs M L Double of Greenstreet entertained several playmates at her home on Saturday afternoon for her fifth birthday. The litt le hostess received many pretty useful gifts from guests including Kathleen Scott Barbara Scott Roberta Erwin Richard Cummings Isabel Gediman Alice Eaton Roland Weeks and Thelma Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Doble
M. L. Double
Greenstreet
Kathleen
Barbara Scott
Roberta Erwin
Richard Cummings
Isabel Gediman
Alice Eaton
Roland Weeks
Thelma Green
Brunswick youths embark on month long Northward trip
Stanley Peterson Frank Simpson, Chester Grover and Charles Doyle, residents of Brunswick road, depart Sunday by car for Aroostook county and Canada. The party plans a one to two week potato harvesting stop in Aroostook county during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Peterson
Frank Simpson
Chester Grover
Charles Doyle
Brunswick Road
Aroostook County
Canada
Birthday observed at Brawn home with friends
Mrs. Marilla Brawn quietly marked her 77th birthday at the home of her daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Brawn. A small chicken dinner followed, with guests including Mrs. Gina B. Hunt and Mrs. Mary H. Brace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilla Brawn
Arthur W. Brawn
Gina B. Hunt
Lower High Street
Mary H. Brace
Marshall Avenue
Bath visitor and local connection recount in Bath
Mr and Mrs Leo Thebeau of Atlantic Massachusetts spend a week in Bath with Mrs Josephine M Thebeau on Oak Street. Thebeau, a former Bath boy, is with the law firm Swain Carpenter and Nay of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Thebeau
Atlantic, Mass
Bath
Mr. Thebeau
Josephine M. Thebeau
Oak Street
Thebeau
Swain, Carpenter and Nay
Boston
First Fell Friday meeting at Universalist Church
Ladies of the Universalist church met at Mrs. George Hodgkins home on Washington Street for the first Fell Friday afternoon session. They planned a food sale for next Friday afternoon, with committees led by Mrs. Charles A. Biai Mrac, Harry Foote, Mrs. Fred R. E. Dean, and Mrs. Charles A. Harriman.
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Ladies
All of Universalist Church
George Hodgkins
Washington Street
Charles A, Biai Mrac
Harry Foote
Fred R. E. Dean
Charles A. Harriman
Bath City News of Visiting Family and Weddings
Mrs J F Atwood of Medford Mass returns home after a Bath visit with her parents Mr and Mrs William M Congdon Bruce street She was matron of honor at her sister May T Congdon s wedding to Hor ace Ward on Wednesday night Herbert Morse leaves for Portland to join the Sagamore after a Bath vacation with his parents and relatives William Fransaul of New York, formerly with Texas Steamship Co Bath office, hurriedly visits to see old friends Fransaul says Texas employees praise Bath and hope to return.
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William Viance
Fay
Medford
Mass
Bath
Herbert Trodykins
Lemimt Street
Vince
Barret Co
Everett, Marss
Batherreles
Athana Congdon
Lewiston
William M. Congdon
Bruce Street
Congdon
J. F. Atwood
William M.congdon
Atwood
May T. Congdon
Horace Ward
William Fransanl
New York
The
Texas Steamship Co
Alderman Torrey Guests Visit Kin in Waterville Winslow
Alderman and Mrs J Haviland Torrey with daughter Martha son Jun er and Mr and Mrs Herbert E Worrey traveled Sunday to Waterville to see Parker Worrey and to Winslow to visit Mrs Worrey's sister Mrs Paul Wixson.
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J. Haviland Torrey
Martha
Herbert E. Worrey
Waterville
Parker Worrey
Winslow
Worrey
Paul Wixson
Mrs Hall and party visit Bath then Brookline return
Mrs Benjamin T Hall of 287 Main Street Charlestown formerly Mrs Edwina Mayers of Bath and her daughter Miss Catherine Mayers are guests for a short time of Mr and Mrs Charles T Jackson and Mr and Mrs Wallace Rand of Brookline Mass They passed Sunday in Bath with Mrs Rand's parents Mr and Mrs John O Moulton Middle Street They returned to Brookline Monday morning.
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Mrs. Jonet. Hyde
Elmhurst
Brookline
Mass
Benjamin T. Hall
Main Street
Charlestown
Edwina Mayers
Bath
Catherine Mayers
Charles T. Jackson
Wallace Rand
Social and Bridge Party Honors Miss Virginia Paine
Mrs Edwin D Hardin hosted a Tuesday supper and two bridge tables honoring Miss Virginia Paine with Mrs Alden G Smith winning first prize and Miss Ruth Skillings consolation. Several residents travel or visit, including Mr Brown heading to Middletown Conn and Wentworth Institute students heading to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D. Hardin
Washington Street
Virginia Paine
Alden G. Smith
Ruth Skillings
Paine
Rev and Mrs. Wilson Start Maine to Denver Masonic Journey
Rev and Mrs David Wilson of 898 Middle Street depart by motor for Portland to meet Maine Masons then continue to Denver for the Triennial Convocation of the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons. En route they visit Montreal Niagara Falls Chicago Omaha and Kansas City. In Colorado they tour Colorado Springs Garden of the Gods Pike's Peak and Cripple Creek. Chicago hosts Mr and Mrs Wilson with Robert Teare guiding. They plan to return to Maine October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wilson
Middle Street
Portland
Maine Masons
Denver
Grand Chapter
United States
Royal Arch Masons
Mr. Wilson
Montreal
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Garden of the Gods
Pike's Peak
Crippie Creek
Edith Mary Workman to Wed Rudolf Traften at Grace Church
Mrs Elizabeth Kirby Workman announces the marriage of her daughter Edith Mary to Rudolf Howard Traften at Grace Episcopal church Medford Massachusetts Det 5 p m Rudolf is the son of Howard and Mrs Traften of Melrose He and his father run a greenhouse supplies business with a past in Bath H latches shoe store on Lincoln Street is noted.
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Elizabeth Kirby Workman
Edith Mary
Rudolf Howard Traften
Bath
Grace Episcopal Church
Medford
Mass
Traften
Howard M. Traften
Melrose
Georgetown
Lincoln Street
Trafton
Hlatch
Green House Supplies
Bath and Bowdoinham Social and Community Notices
F B Skelton at Bowdoinham died in Bath Wednesday. Edna Hallowell hosted Excelsior class members at her Weeks Street home Tuesday evening. Elected officers included Edna Potter president Ruth Watson vice president Edna Hallowell secretary treasurer. A social hour and refreshments followed, with attendees Margaret Chaney Carolyn Plant Charlotte Pottle Edna Potter Ruth Watson Phyllis Wright. Visitors and travels noted include F Douglas Armes of Cherry Street visiting Boston and a trip with Oliver Moses III of Lisbon Falls to Rochester and Buffalo lasting about ten days. Various Bath residents were mentioned in moving, schooling, and hosting plans. Capt Charles Foose of Bath sails to Antwerp on the Coshoma County. A newborn son named Donald Lister Morse was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Lester Morse at 805 High. Robert Smythe, Virginia Paine’s fiancé, arrives from Chicago ahead of their late-September wedding.
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Edna Hallowell
Excelsior
Corliss Street
Weeks Street
Edna D Potter
Ruth Watson
Margaret Chaney
Carolyn Plant
Charlotte Pottle
Edna Potter
Phyllis Wright
Oliver Moses
Lisbon Falls
New York
Rochester
Buffalo
N.Y
Detroit
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Tug Nahanada Grounded at Arrowsic Shore Tip
Tug boat Nahanada ran aground on the northwest Arrowsic shore Tuesday morning and remained held at a marked angle as a rising tide was needed to refloat her. The vessel had accompanied one dredge scow from the Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co.
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Nahanada
Arrowsic
Kennebec
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