Miss E Winifred Aderton Leaves for Washington Secretary Post
Miss Winifred Aderton daughter of Mrs Frances Aderton 59 Beacon Street sails about Oct 15 for Washington DC to serve as private secretary to Breckinridge Long former assistant secretary of state now active in Democratic politics near the Capitol She will be the youngest secretary in Washington after a Nantucket summer as Yacht Club secretary and time in Boston University Morse High School and College of Practical Arts and Letters graduations Also Mrs Aderton and Mrs Samuel Jackson with Lois of Nantucket plan to join her later and Miss Marion L Jacques leaves for University of Maine for senior year
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
Maine Freshman Stephen S Marshall to Enter University
Stephen S Marshall son of Mr and Mrs Stephen S Marshall of 101 High Street lefs Race Water to enter the University of Maine as a freshman. He graduated from Mersey high school in 1931 and won the Student Council athletic cup and National Honor Society membership. Mrs Frank Ryan and children of Lowell Mass report victims in the family. Proctors for Whittier House chosen by Student Government Board. Gardiner Rogers and Herman Johnson travel to Detroit for the American Legion convention. Evelyn Jacques of Waterville visits Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen S. Marshall
High Street
University of Maine
Marehal Wis
Mersey High School
Frank Ryan
Francis and
Raymond
Lowell, Mass
Ryan
Fidward Vigne
Upper High Street
Helen Shorey
Bates
Amy Trish
Elizabeth McGrath
Nave “Tone
Lewiston
Miss McGrath
Beatrice Nielson
Nantucket
Mass
Student Government Board
Dean Clark
Whittier House
Gardiner Rogers
Herman Johnson
Detroit
American Legion
Local Social Notes From Brookline and Boston Area
Mr and Mrs Thaxter Folsom of Brookline visit the city and stay at Day s Ferry with Dr and Mrs C D McDonald. Y M C A hires Ralph Crosker to lead junior gym classes in December and adds Nelson Lowery and Richard Haskell as desk boys, Morse high school class of 1932. Eugene Desmond makes a brief Boston trip returning Saturday. Henry Brown returns to Boston after days with his mother Mrs Luella Brown. Mr Brown works as harbor policeman in East Boston. Mr and Mrs Stanley P Jensen of Hartford pass vacation with Mrs Jensen s parents on 26 Drummond street and visit Mr and Mrs Nelson R Rize of Woolwich. Mrs Greydon Morse and infant son return from Portland to Popham. the son is named James Schoolcraft Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thaxter Folsom
Brookline
City
Mrs. C. D. McDonald
Day's Ferry
Ralph Crosker
Nelson Lowery
Richard Haskell
Morse High School
Henry Brown
Boston
Luella Brown
Highland — Street
Mr. Brown
Stanley P. Jensen
Hartford, Conn
Greydon Morse
Portland
Popham
James Schoolcraft Morse
Local News Notes On People In New London
Harry F. Morse of New London and his brother Benjamin Morse recovering after a kidney operation in Peterboro New Hampshire. Lieut John A Lord USN returns to pass the weekend at 50 Pearl Street. Reginald Kauffman and family leave Sebasco for New York then Europe where he will report for the New York Herald Tribune from Geneva. Their Sebasco cottage progresses and should be ready for occupancy next spring or early summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Morse
New London
Conn
Benjamin
Peterboro
N. H
John A. Lord
Us.n
Charlestown Navy Yard
Pearl Street
Reginald Wright Kauffman
Sebasco
New York
Europe
Bernard Povich to Enter George Washington University
Bernard Povich, son of Mrs Na than Povich of 327 Front Street, has left for Washington DC to enroll at George Washington University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Povich
Nathan Povich
Front Street
Washington, D. C
George Washington University
Portland Visit Highlights New England Guests
Mr and Mrs Charles Holbroot of 37 Chestnut Street hosted guests including Mrs Agnes Porter and her sons Carl and Raymond from Chicopee Massachusetts Fred Gundil from Roxbury and Mr and Mrs Morton Holbrook and son Morton Jr from Lewiston They also have their daughter Mrs Gladys Legard from Jamaica Plain Massachusetts with them The entire party spent Friday in Portland and Old Orchard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Holbroot
Chestnut Street
Agnes Porter
Carl and
Raymond
Chicopee
Mass
Fred Gundil
Roxbury
Morton Holbrook
Morton, Jr
Lewiston
Gladys Legard
Jamaica Plain
Portland
Old Orchard
Doctor McDonald of Bath Visits City Homeward Bound
Dr. Charles D. McDonald, former Bath resident and son of late shipbuilder John McDonald, is visiting this city with his wife. He now lives in Brookline, Massachusetts and has worked with the Veterans' Bureau in Boston for several years, staying at a local cottage during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. McDonald
Bath
McDonald
John McDonald
Masonis: Temple
Brookline
Mass
Veterans’ Bureau
Boston
JCC YS
Richard C. heads to New York and Pennsylvania visit
Richard C an outside foreman machinist at the Bath Tron Works left Friday morning for New York to visit his daughter before going to Pennsylvania where he will also visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C., Yachaback
Bath Tron
New York
Pennsylvania
Local Ladies Club Meet at Miss Edna Petter’s Home
Miss Edna Petter of High Street entertained club members on Thursday evening at her home. Attendees included Miss Virginia Clark Miss Muriel Spinney Miss Ruth Noble of Melrose Shirley Shepard Miss Jessie Colby Miss Phyllis Wright Miss Isabelle Berry Miss Elinor Coombs. The next meeting is planned for Thursday at Miss Wright’s home on Marshall Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Petter
High Strfet
Virginia Clark
Muriel Spinney
Jest
Ruth Noble
Melrose
Shirley Shepard
Jessie Colby
Phyllis Wright
Isabelle Berry
Elinor Coombs
Miss Wright
Marshall Avenue
Mrs Greenleaf to visit Newton guest days then Seattle return
Mrs Joseph T Greenleaf visiting Maine relatives and sister Mrs William S Newell at 1080 Washington Street. She leaves Friday morning for Newton Massachusetts to stay two weeks with Mrs Frederick MacGill then returns to her Seattle home. Kenneth Patterson of Wort 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
Wort Bath
Cooke Couple Return From Boston and Bath Visit
Mr and Mrs Francis G Cooke of Silver Springs Maryland returned after a month with relatives in Boston and suburbs and in Bath They were guests of Mrs Cookes 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 Dr Ardinne A Stott of Sagadance Ferry visited a fortnight with his son.
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
Ardinne A. Stott
Sagadance Ferry
Miss Ruby Fullerton Returns to Bank Clerical Duties
Miss Ruby P Fullerton 54 Mechanic Street resumed duties last week as a clerk at First National Bank after a two week vacation in the White Mountains. Mark Hanna of Georgetoon joins yacht Caroline crew. he previously sailed Hi Esmoro. Mrs Stearns Scott of Andrews Road hosted 20 members of the Sterling Bible class for a Cycle Tea to aid Corliss Street Vestry repair fund with a five dollar proceeds, featuring a musical program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby P. Fullerton
Mechanic Street
First National Bank
White Mountains
Mark Hanna
Georgetoon
Caroline
Mr. Hanna
Three travelers motor to Montreal this weekend
John Perry and two companions named Miss Doris Scott and Miss Helen Harvie drove to Montreal over the weekend. Their trip highlights a casual weekend excursion with no reported incidents or plans released.
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 returned last week from Woods Hole Massachusetts and Waltham Massachusetts where she has been passing the Summer She was accompanied by her father E J Williams and Mrs Williams who will remain for a brief visit Misses Barbara and Marjorie Fisher returned in time 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
Enter School
Philip Fisher
Newton
Visitors from Portland Attend Wednesday Gathering
Mrs Lillian Mayo, Mrs Florence Rogers and Miss Annie Trufant were visitors Wednesday in Portland for a social engagement and to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Mayo
Florence Rogers
Annie Trufant
Portland
Miss Velma Cornish Returns to Bank Clerk Post
Velma Cornish of 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
Rogersons Pass Away Visiting Friends in Portland Area
Mr and Mrs Ernest G Rogers of 45 Trufant Street passed Friday in Portland and vicinity while visiting friends. Stanley Willis, a New York and Boston theatrical booking agent showing his class of American Beauty Girls in Maine theatres, stayed one night last week with his aunt Mrs Angus Burden at the Red Lantern Inn in Portlaw on Monday night and will be in Lewiston Saturday night. Willis has just returned from a short business trip to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Willis
New York
Boston
Maine
Angus Burden
Red Lantern Inn
Portlaw
Lewiston
Willis
Philadelphia
Grand juror Hathcorne returns to Portland home
Harvey P. Hathcorne of Sagadahoc Ferry, a grand jury member, sat in Portland when he returned Thursday morning after spending Wednesday night at his home in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey P. Hathcorne
Sagadahoc Ferry
Portland
Harvest supper planned by Corliss street church class
The Corliss street church class held a monthly business meeting at Mrs. Janelle Plant’s home on High street. Plans were set for a Harvest supper at the next meeting at Mrs. Anna Allen’s home. A social hour followed with refreshments. Attendees included numerous residents such as Mrs. Fannie Burdin Mrs. Jennie Curtis and Mrs. Anna Allen among others. A seven and a half pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Osborn of 194 North street Friday night. Red Cross baby conference at the Red Cross rooms drew growing attendance with Mrs. Sarah M. Munsey in charge and several volunteers assisting. There were six babies present and interest appears to be rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Groves
Christian Endeavor Society
First Baptist Church
Roselyn Hall
Phyllis Eaton
Charles Stuart
Helen Sims
Charlies Stuart
Olaf C. Johnson
Eleanor Wright
Miss Groves
Lioy Hooker
Mr. Hooker
Ruby Pullerton
Yepems2
Frimeeting
Washington and
Elm Streets
Corliss Street
Janelle Plant
High Street
Anna Allen
Fannie Burdin
Jennie Curtis
Nellie Bonney
Evta Pottle
John Osborne
North Street
Sarah M. Munsey
R. N
Red Cross
Henry
Seth S. Mullin
Arthur S. Crockett
W. Hyde
William W. Dennison
Hill Family Returns Home From Mechanic Street Visit
Mrs. Howard P. Hill and her twin sons David and Donald returned to their Saco home after spending a week with Mrs Hill’s parents Mr and Mrs Frank Reed of Mechanic Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Hill
David
Donald
Saco
Auction at Beacon Street Home Entails Three Prizes
Mrs. Roger Pierce hosted an auction evening at her Beacon Street residence. First prize went to Mrs. Otis N. E. Card for a decorated china teapot, second prize to Mrs. Leonard Lord for a blue crystal cake plate, and third prize to Mrs. Sarah Munsey for a box of fancy toilet soap. A luncheon followed with guests including Mrs. Sarah Munsey, Mrs. Lulu Herbert, 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
West Bath Teacher Helen H Rogers Heads to Saco Post
Miss Helen H Rogers daughter of Mr and Mrs Llewellyn D Rogers of West Bath will depart Sunday for Saco to resume her duties as a junior high school teacher for a third year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen H. Rogers
Llewellyn D. Rogers
West Bath
Saco
Local Social Notes Include Visits and University News
Mr and Mrs Edward Burnham and Mr and Mrs Smith Freeman return from visits among friends in Jay Farmington Mt Vernon Kent s Hill and Readfield Free Will Workers of the Corliss Street church enjoyed a picnic Wednesday of last week on New Meadows banks Sewing was done and a social hour held Attendees include Nellie Hunt Ida Purington Grace Watson Vivian Plant Annie Towle Amelia Mitchell Ada Dunbar Mary McIntire May Bowker Hayden S Rogers M H S 30 son of West Bath left for Orono to begin his second year at the University of Maine Flora Morrill returns from seven weeks with her niece Lizzie B C Chaney to Topsham and will winter in Lowell Mass with George Schoffield Mallett of Topsham Also Mr and Mrs Mallett return to Topsham Arthur W Hall M H S 27 who spent summer with his parents Willis B Hall leaves for Orono to enter his senior year at UMaine.
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
Flora Morrill
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Washington Street
Topsham
Morrill
Ralph Mallett
Lowell
Mass
George Schofield
Mallett
Arthur W. Hall
Willis B. Hall
Springstreet
Universit of
South End
Mary McIintire
Ethel Hatch
Josephine Sheldon
Ruby Campbell
Mary Bowker
Ruby Preble
Maine Social Workers Conference Attended by Augusta Delegation
Major William R. Kimball and five Augusta women joined the Maine State Conference of Social Workers in the State House, where Hon. Robert Hale presided. The group will stay Friday for the Maine White House Conference on Child Health and Protection, with others from the city also planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 travels to Boston for alumni event
Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Plant and daughter Carolyn Plant of High Street left Thursday for Boston. Miss Plant attended the Kendall Hall Alumni meeting in Boston on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Plant
Carolyn Plant
High Street
Boston
Miss Plant
Kendall Hall
Recently Married Larrabees Host Pleasant Shower
Mr and Mrs Walter Larrabee living in Larrabee's Grove were surprised Wednesday evening by friends stopping by to extend congratulations. Guests brought useful gifts such as linens blankets kitchen utensils and electrical appliances. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Larrabee
Larrabee's Grove
Hooker to Resume Studies at Colby College
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 Family Visitors From Sagadahoc and Brunswick
Mrs. Ardenne A. Stott and daughter Geraldine Stott of Sagadahoc Ferry hosted relatives from Brunswick including Mrs. Marion Kelley and children for a day visit with Miss Eva Carlton of Portland, sister of the Stott family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardenne A. Stott
Geraldine Stott
Sagadahoc Ferry
Marion Kelley
Brunswick
Stott
An Elley
Eva Carlton
Portland
Worcester women return from Bath after death of Eldred B. Thayer
Mrs. Dighton Dow, Mrs. Marion Ross and Albert Petrin of Worcester Mass. returned Sunday after being called to Bath by the death of Eldred B. Thayer. They were the guests of Mrs. Ann G. Blodgett, 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 Marks O. T. Club Hostess Florence Sidelinger
Mrs Florence Erskine Sidelinger hosted the O T club at her home at 1181 Washington Street for her birthday. Guests enjoyed a rose themed dining room, a large birthday cake, supper, bridge and games. She received bouquets from her son James Erskine of Milwaukee and from guests including Edna Whitehouse Jessie Spaulding Lillian Higgins Adeline McPhee Lulu Marr Grace Norton Clara McGrath Mary Sparks Lillian Bibber Mabel Hodgkins and Helen Day. Also attending were H Dorman Perrkins James B Lement Doris Evelyn Perkins and Arthur James Lemont who joined Perkins cottage supper after the Coxs Head gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Erskine Sidelinger
O. T. Club
Washington Street
Sidelinger
James Erskine
Milwaukee
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
Miss Edith Weeks Returns to Malden After Visit
Miss Edith Weeks returns to Malden Massachusetts after visiting her sister Miss Walter F Glidden in Pearl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Weeks
Malden
Mass
Walter
Glidden
Pearl
Local visitors and weekend guests travel and reunions
Mr and Mrs Nathan Coffin and Mr and Mrs Charles Doten vacationed in Portland and toured Biddeford Pool Kennebunkport and Kennebunkport Beach with son Earl Doten. Norman McCabe from Rockland visited Elford Slover and Mrs Pinell in Bath Quincy relatives returned after a stay. Donald Ring left for Orono as a University of Maine sophomore. Otto Weisse John Pohlmann and cousins stayed in Bath visiting Mrs Bagdikian and a Boston cousin before returning home. John Levya family weekend at Bath with Hebron Academy student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan E. Coffin
Park Street
Portland
Charles F. Doten
Sherman Street
Coffin
Norman J. McCabe
Rockland
Elford A. Siover
Washington Street
Donald Ring
Harry Ring
Orono
University of Maine
Otto Weisse
John Pohlmann
Unicon
Bath
Weisse
Mr. Pohlmann
Paul G. Bagdikian
Oak Street
Boston
John Levya
Hebron Academy
George Levya
Turner Court
Pickering brothers visit Worcester after Rangeley Bar Harbor trip
Daniel Pickering feature editor of the Worcester Telegram and Gazette and his brother Dr S F A Picker ing, Ports mouth police commissioner, were in Worcester Monday on return from a motor trip to Rangeley lakes and Bar Harbor. Pickering formerly headed county news at the Telegram and met Harry C Webber, Times editor, a former colleague. Also visiting Bath were Mr and Mrs Benjamin Hadley and son of Bar Harbor, led by Hadley who is chief ranger of the National park there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Pickering
Worcester Telegram and Gazette
S. F. A. Pickering
Portsmouth
N. H
Rangeley Lakes
Bar Harbor
Pickering
Worcester Telegram
Harry C. Webber
The
Times
Telegram
Benjamin Hadley
Bath
Hadley
Former Morse sub-master Carl Dunham to Harvard Med
Carl Dunham, former sub-master at Morse high school, has returned to his Portland home after a few days in Bath. He leaves the 28th for Cambridge, Mass., where he will reenter Harvard University’s medical school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Dunham
Morse High School
Portland
Bath
Mr. Dunham
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Local News Items From The City Hospital And Campus
Mrs. Leroy Colby returned home Monday after an appendicitis operation at City hospital. Hon and Mrs Allen M Irish and Mr and Mrs Charles E Plaisied completed a two week motor trip along the Gaspe peninsula route in Canada. 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
Leroy Colby
City Hospital
Andrews Road
Allen M. Irish
Charles E. Plaisied
Gaspe Peninsula
Canada
Walter Anliker Jr
Orono
University of Maine
Anliker
Kimball Family Weekend Guests At Ocean Point
Mrs Frederick H Kimball of High street died Sunday near Ocean Point. Mr and Mrs Burleigh Martin hosted weekend visitors Mr and Mrs Milton S Kimball and Mr and Mrs Fred R Lord of Augusta at Ocean Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Ocean Point
Burleigh Martin
Milton S. Kimball
Fred R. Lord
Augusta
Martin
Flahertys Return After Weekend With Wottons in Woburn
Mr and Mrs Joseph Flaherty return to Woburn Massachusetts after spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs George C Wotton at 721 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Flaherty
Woburn
Mass
George C. Wotton
Washington Street
Dr Herbert Magoun Returns to Belmont After Bath Visit
Dr Herbert Magoun returned Monday to Belmont Massachusetts after a visit in Bath as guest of his sister Miss H Emma Magoun of Washington street He preached 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 spent the weekend in Berlin New Hampshire as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bartlett. Mrs. Dora O. Lowell of Bedford Street accompanied them home 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 by City Hospital
Mrs Parker Worrey of Rockland was called to Bath Saturday afternoon by Capt James Blair of 1219 Washington Street, a patient at the City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker E. Worrey
Rockland
Bath
James Blair
Washington Street
City Hospital
Riley couple heads to Northampton to Smith College
Mr and Mrs Thomas A Riley depart Monday for Northampton Massachusetts where Mr Riley serves as German instructor at Smith College after a brief visit in Bath with 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 silver tea at the North Street parsonage with 26 attendees. Guests enjoyed a humorous missionary play featuring Aunt Elizabeth and a modernized visitor, a vocal solo, and floral decorations from Mrs. Worrey. Dining and punch were served, with a mite box opening planned later. Bowdoin scholar Nathan Watson, who graduated Maine high, will start as a freshman after earning the State Scholar ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
North Street
Herbert E. Worrey
Washington Street
Charles E. White
Elizabeth
Alice Eaton
Lillian Freeman
Helen Sims
Stearns Scott
Arthur J. Dunton
Laura Harrington
Effie Legard
Lotta Card
Elsie Crosby
Alice Larrabee
Revere
Mass
Bath
West Bath
Miss Miriam Doble Enrolls as Freshman at Wheaton College
Miss Miriam L. Doble of Green street travels with her father for Wheaton College Norton Massachusetts where she will be enrolled 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 Return From Visit With Parents
George C. Wotton Jr. of Boston and Miss Ruby D. Berg of Roxbury Mass returned after a week with Mr Wotton's parents at 721 Washington sirset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Wotton, Jr
Boston
Ruby D. Berg
Roxbury, Mass
Mr. Wotton
Washington Sirset
Butler Family Visit Spreads Across Continent to Boston
M and Mrs Alfred R Butler of Inglewood California and Mrs Robbins their mother travel coast to coast reaching Boston in ten days to visit Mrs A E Rich in West Bath and H Walter Butler at Morse high school. Mr Butler works for the Pacific Telephone Co. They plan another Massachusetts visit before returning to California.
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
Jed Butler
Lower Wasnington Street
Massachusetts
McCole Child Leaves for Tufts in Medford Mass
John McCole, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph McCole, leaves after summer with parents to enroll as a Tufts senior in Medford Massachusetts.
Bath Residents Attend Dedication of Yarmouth Academy
Mr and Mrs John W Williams traveled to New York City after visiting Bath for days following the funeral of Mrs Harold M Sewall. Donald Wilson finished summer duties at the bridge toll house and heads to Orono as a University of Maine senior. Miss Susan Reed of Lincoln street joined Yarmouth academy as a matron. Bath attendees at the academy dedication included Mrs Wilber G Cahill and others. Principal Stanley M Hyde, long associated with Popham Beach summers, is married to Corinne Jackson of Punta Gorda Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Williams
Baltimore
Arthur Sewall
New York City
Williams
Bath
Harold M. Sewall
Sewall
Small Point Beach
Donald Wilson
Bridge Toll House
Orono
University of Maine
David L. Wilson
Susan Reed
Lincoln Street
New
Yarmouth Academy
Yarmouth
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
Bath couple hosts clam bake at Five Islands cottage
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 Mc Laughlin 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 Vacation in Bath
Mr and Mrs Parker N Moulton and son Nash of Washington Conn returned as Mr Moulton the principal of Washington high school resumed duties after vacation with Rufus D Moulton on Drummond street Bath. Mrs Warden of New York City left for camp at Indian Rock Rangeley lakes with daughter Harriet after guest stint in Bath and plan to return to New York early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker N. Moulton
Nash
Washington, Conn
Moulton
Washington High School
William F. Warden
New York City
Indian Rock
Rangeley Lakes
Bath
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
Mrs. Etta True Heads to Philadelphia for Winter Visit
Mrs. Etta True departed Monday for Philadelphia to stay with her daughter for the winter, according to local social notes.
Coffin Family Returns From Bath 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 formerly of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan E. Coffin
N. Elwood, Jr
Park Street
Bingham
John B. Downey
Bath
City news from Lincoln Sagadahoc counties school closing
Lincoln and Sagadahoc counties teachers meet in this city on Wednesday October 7 causing public schools to close. W C T U presents a parlor organ to City Farm for home services. children brighten the home with candy ice cream and hope for real scoops someday. Street church hosts baked bean supper with 100 tickets sold to raise funds for the Corliss street vestry repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Sagadahoc
W.C.T.U
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Marion L. Jacques
George A. McFadden
Botton
McFadden
Roscoe P. McFadden
Leland Powers School
Clarence Reed
Hyde Windlass Co
Robbinstreet
Margaret Mackinnon
Norman Mackinnon
Dummer Street
New York University
David Rich
Evelyn Jacques
Minnie Dall
South Street
Eugene Desmond
Ernest G. Rogers
Trufant Street
Jack Pinnell
Phyllis
Jean
Mary Elizabeth
Quincy
Nathan Watson
Harry Watson
Bowdoin College
Watson
State of Maine
Bowdoin
Ida Antworth
Central Maine General Hospital
J. O. Bean
John McCole
Joseph McCole
Medford
Tufts
Alonzo Parks
William Robson
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
Neen
Cahill
Mr. Cahill
Maine Central Railroad
State of Maine Express
Pine Tree Limited
Helen Moses
McCarty
Barbara Norton
Elsie Moody
Marjorie Farber
Edwin Bates
Leon Buck
Jean Ogden
William J. Craft
Craft
Battery Service
Weson L. Bonney
Bernard Morrill
Roland Smith Post
Harry W. Dunton
South Portland
Kimball Bros. Bath
H. E. Wentworth
Rowe Wentworth Co
West Medford
Mars
Mr. Dunton
Lewiston Supply Co
Bath Lodge of Elks
Shore Acres Golf Court
Mila Orr
Arthur ‘Orr
Sasanca Bluff
Edward
Bath City Hospital
Bath Rotary Club
Civic Club of
Booth‘bay Harbor
Boothbay
Rotary Club
Boothbay Harbor
Jae Sebasco
Carl Kennedy
Oakhurst Dairy
Clinton D. Wilson
Daniel T
John Huse
Arlene Littlefield
Ellen Hedgkins
Barbara Brown
Jane Donnell
Helen Mincit
Edward Owen
Wallace Sheldon
Pres. Huse
Errol Baker
Winslow
John W. Gilmore
Merton Adelbert Snipe
J. Herbert Snipe
Arrowsic
Madeline Newel
Omar Frank Newell
Harry W. Chamberlin
Lester W. Robbins
Dover-Foxcroft
Frederick A. Robbins
Lechmere
Sarah C. Hawkes
Granville Hawkes
Auburn
Dover- Foxcroft
Edward J. Webber
Arthur Allen
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!