Miss E Winifred Aderton to serve as Washington secretary
Miss Winifred Aderton daughter of Mrs Frances Aderton of 59 Beacon street plans to leave about Oct 15 for Washington D C to take a private secretary post with Breckinridge Long former assistant secretary of state. She will be the youngest secretary in Washington upon arrival after a Nantucket stint as Yacht Club secretary and will be joined by Mrs Aderton later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Winifred Aderton
Frances Aderton
Beacon Street
Washington, D. C
Breckinridge Long
Wilson
Democratic Party
Capitol
Aderton
Morse High School
College of Practical Arts and Letters
Boston University
Washington
Nantucket
Mass
Yacht Club
Samuel Jackson
Lois
Freshman Stephen S Marshall Jr Enters University of Maine
Stephen S Marshall Jr son of Mr and Mrs Stephen S Marshall of 191 High Street left to enter the University of Maine as a freshman. He graduated Morse High in 1931 receiving the Student Council athletic cup and National Honor Society. Mr and Mrs Frank Ryan of Lowell Mass invite Mrs Ryan's sister Mrs Faward Vigue of Upper High Street to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen S. Marshall, Jr
Stephen S. Marshall
High Street
University of Maine
Mr. Marshall
Morse High School
Frank Ryan
Francis and
Raymond
Lowell, Mass
Bates and guests head to Lewiston for studies and events
Miss Helen Shorey Bates '34 Miss Amy Trish and Miss F Elizabeth Mc Grath Bates '32 travel to Lewiston to resume studies. Mc Grath and Beatrice Nielson Nantucket Mass chosen as proctors in Whittier House by Student Government Board and Dean Clark. Gardiner Rogers and Herman Johnson depart for Detroit for the American Legion convention, planning to return later. Evelyn Jacques Waterville visits Lewiston, as Mr and Mrs Thaxter Selsom Brookline stay at Day's Ferry cottage. New Y M C A hires include Raroh Crosker as junior gym closes supervisor, with Nelson Lowery and Richard Haskell joining as desk boys. Fugens Desmond leaves for Boston, returning Saturday. Henry Brown Boston harbor policeman visits his mother on Highland Street before resuming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shorey
Bates
Amy Trish
F Elizabeth McGrath
Lewiston
Raroh Crosker
Nelson Lowery
Richard Haskell
Morse High School
Local Notes on Hartford Visitors and Summer Travels
Mr and Mrs Stanley P Jensen of Hartford Conn return from vacation with Mrs Jensen’s parents Mr and Mrs Fred A Bowie at 26 Drummond Street. They visited Mr and Mrs Nelson R Rice of Woolwich. Mrs Greydon Morse and infant son return from Portland to Popham home. The son is named James Schoolcraft Morse. Harry F Morse of New London was in the city Saturday. his brother Benjamin is in Peterboro NH hospital recovering from a kidney operation on Sept 11. Lieut John A Lord USN arrived from Charlestown Navy Yard to spend the weekend at 50 Pearl Street. Reginald Wright Kauffman and family leaving Sebasco for New York then Europe where he resumes duties as foreign correspondent for the New York Herald-Tribune stationed in Geneva. Their Sebasco cottage nearing completion for fall occupancy next spring or early summer. Bernard Povich son of Mrs Nathan Povich of 327 Front Street leaves for Washington DC to enter George Washington University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley P. Jensen
Hartford, Conn
Harry F. Morse
New London
Conn
Benjamin
Peterboro
N. H
Reginald Wright Kauffman
Sebasco
New York
Europe
Susan Reed
Lincoln Street
New
Yarmouth Academy
Yarmouth
Bath
Wilber G. Cahill
Mabel Thwing
Davis Hatch
William P. Hatch
Annie Riley
Thomas Riley
Stanley M. Hyde
Popham Beach
Popham Beach. Mr. Hyde
Corinne Jackson
John Jackson
Punta Gorda, Fla
Holbrook Family Hosts Guests From Nearby Cities
Mr and Mrs Charles Holbrook of Chestnut street recently hosted Mrs Agnes Porter and sons Carl and Raymond of Chicopee Mass Fred Gundel of Roxbury Mass and Mr and Mrs Morton Holbrook and son Morton Jr of Lewiston The Holbrooks daughter Mrs Gladys Legard of Jamaica Plain Mass joined the party They spent Friday in Portland and Old Orchard with the group
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Holbrook
Chestnut Street
Agnes Porter
Carl and
Raymond
Chicopee
Mass
Fred Gundel
Roxbury
Morton Holbrook
Morton, Jr
Lewiston
Gladys Legard
Jamaica Plain
Portland
Old Orchard
Bath Tron Works Foreman Heads East on Family Visit
Richard C. Gachenback outside foreman machinist at Bath Tron Works departed Friday morning for New York to see his daughter and then travel to Pennsylvania for additional visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Gachenback
Bath Tron Works
New York
Pennsylvania
Local Club Social at Miss Edna Potters Home
Miss Edna Potter hosted a Thursday club gathering at her High street home with guests including Miss Virginia Clark Miss Muriel Spinney and Miss Ruth Noble from Melrose Also present were Shirley Shepard Miss Jess Colby Miss Phyllis Wright Miss Isabelle Berry and Miss Elinor Coombs The next meeting is set for Thursday at Miss Wrights Marshall avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Potter
High Street
Virginia Clark
Muriel Spinney
Ruth Noble
Melrose
Shirlty Shepard
Jessis Colby
Phyllis Wright
Isabelle Berry
Elinor Coombs
Miss Wright
Marshall Avenue
Mrs Greenleaf Visits Family Then Heads East
Mrs. Joseph T. Greenleaf visiting relatives in Maine and staying with her sister Mrs. William S. Newell at 1080 Washington Street plans a two week visit with Mrs. Frederick MacGill in Newton Mass before returning to Seattle. Kenneth Patterson of West Bath is confined to his home with bronchitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Greenleaf
Maine
William S. Newell
Washington Street
Newton
Mass
Frederick MacGill
Greenleaf
Seattle
Wash
Kenneth Patterson
Mr and Mrs Cooke Return From Boston Visit
Mr and Mrs Francis G Cooke of Silver Springs Maryland have returned after a month with relatives in Boston and Bath. They were guests of Mrs Cooke s brothers Sheriff Albert Henderson of Middle Street Charles Henderson of High Street David Henderson of North Bath and Harvey Henderson of Albert Stott of Reading Massachusetts. Stott of Reading Mass has arrived to pass a fortnight with his son Dr Ardenne A Stott of Sagadan ce Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis G. Cooke
Silver Springs
Boston
Bath
Cooke
Sheriff Albert Henderson
Middle Street
Charles Henderson
High Street
David Henderson
North Bath
Harvey Henderson
Day's Ferry
Albert Stott
Reading
Mass
Ardenne A. Stott
Sagadance Ferry
Miss Ruby Fullerton Returns to Bank Clerical Duties
Miss Ruby P Fullerton of 54 Mechanic Street resumes duties as a clerk at First National Bank after a two week vacation to the White Mountains. Mark Hanna of Georgetown joins the yacht Caroline crew. formerly aboard the yacht Hi Esmoro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby P. Fullerton
Mechanic Street
First National Bank
White Mountains
Mark Hanna
Georgetown
Caroline
Mr. Hanna
Cycle Tea raises funds for Corliss Street vestry repair
Mrs. Stearns Scott of Andrews road entertained 20 members of the Sterling Bible class at her home on Andrews road last Wednesday with a Cycle Tea. Proceeds totaling $5 will be used toward the Corliss Street vestry repair fund. A musical program with sales, duets, recitations and readings was enjoyed. Refreshments were served.
Trio heads to Montreal on weekend motor trip
John Perry, Miss Doris Scott, and Miss Helen Harvie motored to Montreal over the weekend in a leisure trip reflecting local residents' travel interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perry
Doris Scott
Helen Harvie
Montreal
Fisher family returns from Woods Hole and Waltham
Mrs. Alonzo G Fisher of Park street came back last week from Woods Hole Massachusetts and Waltham Massachusetts where she has been passing the summer. She was with her father E J Williams and Mrs Williams who will stay briefly. Misses Barbara and Marjorie Fisher returned to enter school on Monday and were accompanied by their brother Philip Fisher of Newton Massachusetts who has also returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo G. Fisher
Park Street
Woods Hole
Mass
Waltham, Mass
E. J. Williams
Williams
Barbara
Marjorie Fisher
Philip Fisher
Newton
Portland visitors include Mayo Rogers and Trufant
Mrs Lillian Mayo Mrs Florence Rogers and Miss Annie Trufant were visitors Wednesday in Portland details indicate social call activity in the city with these three names appearing in society notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Mayo
Florence Rogers
Annie Trufant
Portland
Miss Velma Cornish Returns From Vacation As Bank Clerk
Miss Velma Cornish 54 Weeks Street resumed duties last week as a clerk at First National Bank after a two week vacation that included time in Boston Malden and Annisquam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Cornish
Weeks Street
First National Bank
Boston
Malden
Annisquam
Port land couple dies after Friday visit
Mr and Mrs Ernest G Rogers of 45 Trufant Street passed away Friday in Portland and vicinity while visiting friends in the area, marking a sad end to a local couple's routine visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest G. Rogers
Trufant Street
Portland
Theatrical agent Stanley Willis tours Maine venues
Stanley Willis of New York and Boston a theatrical booking agent shows his class of American Beauty girls in Maine theatres. He stayed overnight with his aunt Mrs Angus Burden of High Street in Portland last week. Tide Beauties performed at the Red Lantern Inn in Portland on Monday and will appear in Lewiston on Saturday. Willis just returned from a brief business trip to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Willis
New York
Boston
Maine
Angus Burden
High—street
Tide—_Bauties
Red Lantern Inn
Portland
Lewiston
Willis
Philadelphia
Grand juror Hathorne returns to Portland after home stay
Harvey P. Hathorne of Sagadahoc Ferry, a member of the grand jury sitting in Portland, returned to the city Thursday morning after spending Wednesday night at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey P. Hathorne
Sagadahoc Ferry
Portland
Harvest Supper Plans At Corliss Street Church
Monthly Corliss street church class business meeting was held at Mrs. Janelle Plant’s home on High street. Plans for a Harvest supper were made for the next meeting at Mrs. Anna Allen’s home. A social hour followed with refreshments. Several named parishioners attended. A baby girl weighing seven and a half pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Osborne of 194 North street Friday night. Red Cross baby conference in the absence of Mrs. Henry was led by Mrs. Sarah M. Munsey with 36 babies present, signaling rising interest in the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street
Janelle Plant
High Street
Anna Allen
Fannie Burdon
Jennie Curtis
Nellie Bonney
Exota Pottle
Mamie Worrey
Margraret Perry
Jennie Seavey
Nancy Bruce
Annie Sylvester
Mabel Shepherd
Katherine Wallace
Harriet Nocton
Gertrude Hutchins
Mabel Coombs
Lena Helm
Maud Clark
Lizzie French
Winnie Mudge
Mary McIntire
Minnie McPherson
John Osborne
North Street
Sarah M. Munsey
R. N
Red Cross
Henry
Seth S. Mullin
Arthur S. Crockett
EB. W. Hyde
William W. Dennison
Mrs Hill and twins return home from visit to Meschanie street
Mrs Howard P. Hill and her twin sons David and Donald have returned to their home in Sazo after spending a week at the home of Mrs Hill’s parents Mr and Mrs Frank Reed on Meschanie street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Hill
David
Donald
Sazo
Auction Tea at Beacon Street Hosts Prize Parade
Mrs. Roger Pierce hosted an auction evening at her Beacon street home with two tables. First prize a decorated china teapot went to Mrs. Otis N. E. Card, second prize a blue crystal cake plate to Mrs. Leonard Lord, and third prize a box of toilet soap to Mrs. Sarah Munsey. A luncheon followed, with guests including Mrs. Sarah Munsey, Mrs. Lulu Herbert, Mrs. Otis N. E. Card, Mrs. Oscar Thornton, Mrs. Herbert Leeman, Mrs. Albert Thompson, Mrs. Herbert Huggard, and Mrs. Leonard Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Pierce
Beacon Street
Otis N. E. Card
Leonard Lord
Sarah Munsey
Lulu Herbert
Otis N. E
Miss Helen H. Rogers Heads to Saco for Third Teaching Year
Miss Helen H. Rogers of West Bath, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn D. Rogers, will depart Sunday to resume duties as a teacher in the Saco Junior High School for her third year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen H. Rogers
Llewellyn D. Rogers
West Bath
Saco
Local residents travel among towns and attend church picnic
Mr and Mrs Edward Burnham and Mr and Mrs Smith Freeman return from visits to Jay Farmington Mt Vernon Kent's Hill Readfield. Free Will Workers of the Corliss Street church held a picnic on the New Meadows bank with sewing and a social hour. Attendees included Nellie Hunt Ida Purington Grace Watson Vivian Plant Annie Towle Amelia Mitchell Ada Dunbar Mary McIntire May Bowker and Hayden S Rogers 30 son of West Bath left for Orono to begin his second year at the University of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Burnham
Smith Freeman
Jay
Farmington
Mt. Vernon
Kent's Hill
Readfield
Corliss Street
New Meadows
Nellie Hunt
Ida Purington
Grace Watson
Vivian Plant
Annie Towle
Amelia Mitchell
Ada Dunbar
Mary McIntire
May Bowker
Hayden S. Rogers
M.H.S
Llewellyn D. Rogers
West Bath
Orono
University of Maine
South End
P. T. A. Hall
Ethel Hatch
Josephine Sheldon
Ruby Campbell
Mary Bowker
Ruby Preble
Free Will
Washington Street
Mrs Flora Morrill Returns From Visit To Topsham
Mrs Flora Morrill has returned to Topsham after seven weeks staying with her niece Mrs Lizzie B C Chaney on Washington street. She was accompanied by Mr and Mrs Ralph Mallett of Topsham and will spend the winter in Lowell Mass with Mr and Mrs George Schoffield. Mr and Mrs Mallett returned to Topsham Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Morrill
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Washington Street
Topsham
Morrill
Ralph Mallett
Lowell
Mass
George Schofield
Mallett
Hall to enter Maine University senior year at Orono
Arthur W. Hall MHS 27 leaves his summer home at 20 Springstreet to begin his senior year at the University of Maine in Orono. A Augusta gathering featured Major William R. Kimball and several ladies attending the Maine State Conference of Social Workers in the House. Hon Robert Hale of Portland presided as the conference closed with plans to attend the Maine White House Conference on Child Health and Protection Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Hall
M.H.S
Willis B. Hall
Springstreet
Orono
University of Maine
William R. Kimball
Sidney L. Eaton
Louis R. Staples
Arthur S. Crockett
R. Clinton McFadden
Augusta
Maine
House of Representatives
State House
Robert Hale
Portland
Maine White House
Plant Family Heads to Boston for Alumni Meet
Mr and Mrs Chester A Plant and daughter Carolyn of High Street left on Thursday for Boston. Miss Plant attended Kendall Hall Alumni gathering in Boston on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Plant
Carolyn Plant
High Street
Boston
Miss Plant
Kendall’ Hall
Newly Weds in Larrabee Grove Receive Warm Village Welcome
Mr and Mrs Walter Larrabee recently married reside in Larrabee s Grove. On a Wednesday evening last week friends arrived to celebrate and wish them future happiness. They received gifts such as linens blankets kitchen utensils and electrical appliances. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Larrabee
Larrabee's Grove
Hooker Heads to Colby for Studies After Summer With Family
C Lloyd Hooker left Wednesday for Waterville to resume studies at Colby College after spending the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd L Hooker of 713 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lloyd Hooker
Waterville
Colby College
Lloyd L. Hooker
Washington Street
Stott and Kelley Families Attend Sister's Day
Mrs Ardenne A Stott and her daughter Geraldine of Sagadahoc Ferry join Mrs Marion Kelley and children for a day with Miss Eva Carlton of Portland marking family gathering obligations and kinship ties in a Sagadahoc area event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardenne A. Stott
Geraldine Stott
Sagadahoc Ferry
Marion Kelley
Stott
Kelley
Eva Carlton
Portland
Worcester trio travels to Bath after Thayer death
Mrs. Dighton Dow, Mrs. Marion Ross and Albert Petrin of Worcester Massachusetts returned Sunday after being called to Bath by the death of Eldred B. Thayer. They were guests of Mrs. Ann G. Blodgett on Pine street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dighton Dow
Marion Ross
Albert Petrin
Worcester
Mass
Bath
Eldred B. Thayer
Ann G. Blodgett
Pine Street
Birthday Supper for Mrs Sidelinger With Bridge Party
Mrs Florence Erskine Sidelinger hosted an O T club supper at 1181 Washington Street for her birthday. Rose color decor centered a large birthday cake as guests enjoyed bridge and games. Present were Edna Whitehouse Jessie Spaulding Lillian Higgins Adeline McPhee Lulu Marr Grace Norton Clara McGrath Mary Sparks Lillian Bibber Mabel Hodgkins Helen Day and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Erskine Sidelinger
O. T. Club
Washington
Wis
Edna Whitehouse
Jessie Spaulding
Lillian Higgins
Adeline McPhee
Lulu Marr
Grace Norton
Clara McGrath
Bath
Mary Sparks
Brunswick
Lillian Bibber
Bangor
Mabel Hodgkins
Portland
Helen Day
Wiscasset
Edith Weeks Returns to Malden After Visit
Miss Edith Weeks returns to Malden Massachusetts following a visit with her sister Mrs Walter Ss Glidden in Pearl Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Weeks
Malden
Mass
Walter Ss. Glidden
Pearl Rept
Regulars Return From Trips and Visits Across Coastal Towns
Mr and Mrs Nathan E Coffin visit Portland and tour Kennebunkport with friends Mr and Mrs Charles I E Doten. Norman J McCabe of Rockland stays with Elford A Stover as Pinnell family returns from Quincy and Hardings. Donald Ring departs for Orono as Otto Weisse and John Pohlmann tour Bath. John Levya visits Bath with George Levya. Daniel Pickering and brother S F A Picker ing seen in the city after Rangeley trip. Pickering formerly led Worcester Telegram county news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Pickering
Worcester Telegram and Gazette
S. F. A. Pickering
Portsmouth
N. H
Rangeley Lakes
Bar Harper
Pickering
Worcester Telegram
Harry C. Webber
The
Times
Telegram
Bath visitors greet Hadleys and other locals
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Hadley and their son from Bar Harbor visited Bath on Sunday. He is chief ranger of the Bar Harbor National park. Carl Dunham former Morse high sub master has returned to Portland after a Bath stay and leaves the 28th for Cambridge to reenter Harvard Medical School. Mrs Leroy Colby after an appendectomy six weeks ago at City hospital returned home to 25 Andrews road. Hon and Mrs Allen M Irish and Mr and Mrs Charles E Plaised returned Saturday from a two week motor trip through Canada along the Gaspe peninsula. Walter Anliker Jr left Tuesday for Orono to resume studies at the University of Maine as a member of the class of 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Hadley
Bar Harbor
Bath
Hadley
Carl Dunham
Morse High School
Portland
Mr. Dunham
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Leroy Colby
City Hospital
Andrews Road
Allen M. Irish
Charles E. Plaised
Gaspe Peninsula
Canada
Walter Anliker Jr
Orono
University of Maine
Anliker
Local social notes from Ocean Point weekend visits
Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball of High street died Sunday at Ocean Point with Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Milton S. Kimball and Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Lord of Augusta were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin at Ocean Point. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flaherty have returned to Woburn, Massachusetts after spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George C. Wotton, 721 Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Ocean Point
Burleigh Martin
Milton S. Kimball
Fred R. Lord
Augusta
Martin
Joseph Flaherty
Woburn
Mass
George C. Wotton
Washington Street
Dr Herbert Magoun Returns to Belmont After Bath Visit
Dr Herbert Magoun returns to Belmont Massachusetts after a brief Bath visit staying with his sister Miss H Emma Magoun on Washington Street He occupied the pulpit at Central church Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Magoun
Belmont
Mass
Bath
H. Emma Magoun
Washington Street
Magoun
Central Church
Lowell Family Returns From Berlin Weekend Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton W. Lowell and daughter Mary of Pine street returned Sunday after a weekend in Berlin New Hampshire as guests of Mr. Lowell's cousins Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bartlett. Mrs. Dora O. Lowell of Bedford street accompanied them after a two week visit with the Bartletts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton W. Lowell
Mary
Pine Street
Berlin
N. H
Mr. Lowell
Harry Bartlett
Dora O. Lowell
Bedford Street
Bartlett
Mrs Parker Worrey Called To Bath For Visit
Mrs Parker Worrey of Rockland was summoned to Bath Saturday afternoon to see Capt James Blair at City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker E. Worrey
Rockland
Bath
James Blair
Washington Street
City Hospital
Riley couple heads to Northampton for Smith College visit
Mr and Mrs Thomas A Riley departed Monday afternoon for Northampton Massachusetts where Riley teaches German at Smith College after spending several days in Bath as guests of Mrs Annie Riley of Green Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Riley
Northampton
Mass
Mr. Riley
Smith College
Bath
Annie Riley
Green Street
Missionary Society Hosts Silver Tea At Parsonage
The First Baptist church Missionary society held a Friday afternoon silver tea at the North street parsonage with 26 guests. The program featured a humorous missionary play, a vocal solo, and floral decorations from Mrs. Worrey in Washington street. Guests included Mrs. Alice Larrabee of Revere, Mass. The mite box opening is planned later. Bowdoin scholar Nathan Watson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watson, leaves for college after earning the State Scholarship. Miss Ida Antworth, nurse at Central Maine General hospital, visited with grandmother Mrs. J. O. Bean on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
North Street
Herbert E. Worrey
Washington Street
Charles E. White
Elizabeth
Alice Faton
Lillian Freeman
Helen Sims
Stearns Scott
Arthur J. Dunton
Laura Harrington
Effie Legard
Lotta Card
Elsie Crosby
Alice Larrabee
Revere
Mass
Bath
West Bath
Nathan Watson
Harry Watson
Bowdoin College
Watson
State of Maine
Bowdoin
Ida Antworth
Central Maine General Hospital
Awiston
J. O. Bean
Miss Miriam Doble Heads to Wheaton College as Freshman
Miss Miriam L. Doble daughter of Mr and Mrs Malcolm Doble of Green Street travels by car with her father to Wheaton College Norton Massachusetts where she will enroll as a freshman She was co salutatorian of Morse High School class of 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam L. Doble
Malcolm Doble
Green Street
Wheaton College
Norton
Mass
Miss Doble
Morse High School
Boston pair returns from visit with Wotton family
George C. Wotton Jr. of Boston and Miss Ruby D. Berg of Roxbury Mass. have returned after spending a week with Mr. Wotton's parents at 721 Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Wotton, Jr
Boston
Ruby D. Berg
Roxbury, Mass
Mr. Wotton
Washington Street
Bath Area Families Visit Boston and Chase Summer News
Mr and Mrs Alfred R Butler of Inglewood California and Mrs Robbins visit Mrs A E Rich in West Bath and Butler brother H Walter Butler at Morse High School while Butler’s California reunion surprise chat with his grandmother. Tufts senior John McCole leaves Bath for Medford Massachusetts as others travel to Baltimore New York and Maine for summer transitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred R. Butler
Inglewood
Calif
Robbins
Boston
A. E. Rich
West Bath
H. Walter Butler
Morse High School
Butler
Pacific Telephone Co
California
Fred Butler
Lower Washington Street
Massachusetts
Farrin Clam Bake Hosts Bath Guests at Five Islands
Mr and Mrs Frank Farrin of Bath entertained at their Five Islands cottage over the weekend with a clam bake. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edward J Lee Mr and Mrs Scott Morse Mr and Mrs James E McLaughlin all of Bath and Miss Della McLaughlin of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farrin
Bath
Five Islands
Edward J. Lee
Scott Morse
James E. McLaughlin
Della McLaughlin
Boston
Moulton Resumes Duties After Recuperation at Home
Mr and Mrs Parker N Moulton and son Nash of Washington Conn return as Mr Moulton the principal of Washington high school resumes duties after several months confined at home He has been able to be out of doors and has moved about Bath street district. Also announced are travels of Alonzo Parks and William Robson from Portsmouth to Montreal via New York and Bath guests Mrs William F Warden of New York City planning time at Indian Rock Rangeley lakes with daughter Harriet, and former Bath resident Eleanor Denham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker N. Moulton
Nash
Washington, Conn
Moulton
Washington High School
Alonzo Parks
Portsmouth
N. H
Bath
Montreal
New York
William Robson
City
William F. Warden
New York City
Indian Rock
Rangeley Lakes
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
Mrs Etta True Leaves For Philippines Winter Visit
Mrs Etta True departed Monday for the Philippines to spend the winter with her daughter.
Coffin Family Returns From Bingham Visit
Mr and Mrs Nathan E Coffin and their son N Elwood Jr of Park Street returned Sunday from Bingham where they spent a few days as guests of Mr and Mrs John B Downey former Bath residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan E. Coffin
N. Elwood, Jr
Park Street
Bingham
John B. Downey
Bath
City events include school closing and organ gift
Lincoln and Sagadahoc teachers meet in this city on Wednesday October 7 causing public schools to close. The City Farm receives a parlor organ from the WCTU for home services. The piece notes a child visitors’ candy and ice cream aim, church supper proceeds, and various local civic and real estate updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Sagadahoc
W.C.T.U
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Marion L. Jacques
George A. McFadden
McFadden
Roscoe P. McFadden
Leland Powers School
Clarence Reed
Yourk
Hyde Windlass Co
Robbins Street
Irma Groves
Christian Endeavor Society
First Baptist Church
Roselyn Hall
Phyllis Eaton
Charles Stuart
Olaf C. Johnson
Eleanor Wright
Riano
Groves
Ltev
Margaret Mackinnon
Norman Mackinnon
Dummer Street
New York Univrsity
Charles D. McDonald
McDonald
John McDonald
Brookline
Veterans’ Bureau
Days' Ferry
David Rich
Gardiner Rogers
Herman Johnson
Detroit
American Legion
Evelyn Jacques
Minnie Dall
South Street
Mrs. Thaxter Selsom
C. D. McDonald
Fugens Desmond
Henry Brown
Luella Brown
Highland — Street
Mr. Brown
Greydon Morse
Popham
James Schoolcraft Morse
John A. Lord
Us.n
Charlestown Navy Yard
Pearl Street
Bernard Povich
Nathan Povich
Front Street
George Washington University
Charles IE. Doten
Sherman Street
Coffin
Doten
Earl Doten
Biideford Pool
Kennebunkport
Kennebunkport Beach
Norman J. McCabe
Mrs
Elford A. Stover
Jack Pinnell
Phyllis
Jean
Mary Elizabeth
Quincy
Donald Ring
Harry Ring
Minday
Otto Weisse
John Pohlmann
Union, Mc
Weisse
Pohlmann
Paul G. Bagdikian
Oak Street
John Levya
Hebron Academy
George Levya
Turner Court
John McCole
Joseph McCole
Medford
Tufts
John W. Williams
Baltimore
Arthur Sewall
Harold M. Sewall
Sewall
Small Point Beach
Donald Wilson
Bridge Tall House
David L. Wilson
Etta True
Phillips
Joseph I. Smith
Theresa Moses
Roger D. Skillings
Brunswick Road
Helen Crosby
Grace Heald
the Commercial Trading Co
Alfred W. Simmons
Center Street
Simmons
Heald
Bath Aerie of Eagles
Hudson
Woolwich
Laura Coffin
Baker
Rand Warren
Bowdoinham
Robert Messenger
Richmond
Eastern Greyhound Lines
Committee On Public Buildings
Cahill
Mr. Cahill
Maine Central Railroad
State of Maine Express
Pine Tree Limited
Tre
Richard McElman
Helen Moses
John McCarty
Barbara Norton
Elsie Moody
Marjorie Furber
Edwin Bates
Leon Buck
Jean Ogden
William J. Craft
Craft
Battery Service
Weston L. Bonney
Bernard Morrill
Roland Smith Post
Harry W. Dunton
South Portland
Kimball Bros
H. E. Wentworth
Rowe Wentworth Co
West Medford
Mr. Dunton
Lewiston Supply Co
Bath Lodge of Elks
Shore Acres
Tom Conley
Percy Oliver
Morris E. Povich
Elks
Mila Orr
Arthur Orr
Sasanna Bluff
Edward
Bath City Hospital
Bath Rotary Club
Civic Club of
Boothbay Harbor
Boothbay
Rotary Club
Carl Kennedy
Oakhurst Dairy
Clinton D. Wilson
Daniel T. Dougherty
John Huse
Arlene Littlefield
Ellen Hodgkins
Barbara Brown
Jane Donnell
Helen Minott
Edward Owen
Wallace Sheldon
Pres. Huse
Errol Baker
Winslow
John W. Gilmore
Merton Adelbert Snipe
J. Herbert Snipe
Arrowsic
Madeline Newell
Omar Frank Newell
Harry W. Chamberlin
Lester W. Robbins, Linsman
Dover-Foxcroft
Frederick A. Robbins
Lechmere
Sarah C. Hawkes
Granville Hawkes
Auburn
Dover- Foxcroft
Edward J. Webber
Arthur Allen
Optometrist Bath Trust
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!