Bath-Area Notices Highlight Local Residents and Movements
A collage of Bath area social notes lists visitors arrivals and departures, college enrollments, and family ties. Thomas Whittier, born last week, visits the region with relatives. Miss Sarah Silverman begins freshman year at Cambridge College. Bruce Gillies and family plan a year abroad after schooling in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indeas Pean
Thomas Whittier
In Ees
Whittier
Mae M. Floner
Bel
Whittiers
Honotl
Miss Madelyn Oliver Reopens Dance Schools in Maine
Miss Madelyn Oliver returns from Boston where the Dancing Teachers operate. She is accompanied by her mother visiting sister Mrs. Fred Glid of South Weymouth. The Rockland and Camden schools resume last week in September for a fourth season and a new school opens in Red’s hall Brunswick in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelyn Oliver
Boston
Fred Glid
South Weymouth
Mass
Rockland
Camden
Red 'S Hall
Brunswick
Sept
Local Visitors Reach From Milton And Lincoln
Mrs A Bernard Webster of Milton Massachusetts arrived to visit Bath relatives while Mr and Mrs Howard A Parks of High Street went to Portland on a weekend trip C Johnson of Lincoln also appears in the report as a local contact or visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Parks
Portland Turday
A. Bernard Webster
Milton, Mass
Bath
C. Johnson
Lincoln
Surprise dinner honors Mrs. Helen Fields
Mrs. Helen Fields of Harding's was treated to a surprise dinner Friday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Treen Fields of Berlin Connecticut Mr. and Mrs. Herold of East Brunswick and Mr. and Mrs. David Fields of Harding's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Fields
Harding’s
Treen Fields
Berlin
Conn
Herold, Freeman
East Brunswick
David Fields
Sewall Returns to MIT for Senior Year
William D. Sewall son of Hon Arthur Sewall and Mrs at Stone House Farm returns to Boston to begin his senior year at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Stone House Farm
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Local residents attend regional meeting as Sagadahoc and Bath delegates
Chester H. McCabe Jr of Chestnut street and Arthur Ride left Friday evening for Massachusetts to attend a gathering of the New England association as delegates from Sagadahoc and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester H. McCabe, Jr
Chestnut Street
Arthur Rideeft
Annus
Cateang
Rae Gomes Ague
Delega
Sagadahoc
Torrent VF Association of Bath
Fields Family Visits Bath and East Brunswick
Mr and Mrs Fields of Berlin Connecticut visit relatives in Bath and vicinity and stay with Mr Field s cousin and sister in law, Mr and David Fields of Hardings, and visit Mrs Harold E Freeman in East Brunswick before returning home. Miss Caroline Moses returns home from Memorial Hospital after knee treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields
Berlin
Conn
Bath
Field
Cieson
Indaw
David Fields
Hardings
Thhey
Harold E. Freeman
Mr. Freeman
East Brunswick
Caroline Moses
Memorial Hospital
Purdue sisters head to Oberlin and Maine colleges
Miss Linna Marie Purdue daughter of Rev and Mrs Joseph O Purdue of Washington street left Saturday for Lincoln D to begin her senior year at Oberlin College. Miss Alice Lorraine Purdue another daughter leaves next week to enter the University of Maine at Orono. Mrs Carrie Cary of East Brunswick is a patient at the Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Scudder
Auburn
Maine
Department
Gertrude Stone
Biddeford
Scudder
George W. Scudder
East Brunswick
Bath
Morse High School
Bates College
U. S. Corps
Linna Marie Purdue
Joseph O. Purdue
Washington Street
Lin. D
Sooniat Oberlin College
Alice Lorraine Purdue
University of Maine At
Orono
Carrie Cary
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary
Portland
Retirement at Maine Central ticket office noted
G. W. Kirkpatrick has retired from service at the Maine Central Railroad ticket office and left Monday for Limestone to reside with his daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cooke of Silver Springs, Md., are guests at the home of Albert Henderson of Union street. Terrence Carney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Carney, has gone to Kent, Conn., to attend Kent School for Boys. Captain Roderic T. Wriston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyall F. Sewall
New York
Loyall, Jr
David Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Will
Westminster
Simsbury
Conn
John K. Jayne
New Canaan
Small Point
Westover School
G. W. Kirkpatrick
Maine Central Railroad
Limestone
Francis Cooke
Silver Springs
Albert Henderson
Union Street
Terrence Carney
Harry B. Carney
Green Street
Kent,Conn
Kent School For Boys
Miss Stephenson Hosts Family Visit At Home
Miss Jeanette Stephenson, daughter of Dr and Mrs Mil, is at home for the week with relatives visiting from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Stephenson
Mrs. Milwae
Student relocations share time between Boston and Emerson
A Philadelphia resident Harry B ne enters Bowdoin junior class in the coming days. Alma, Michigan native, moves to Boston to begin Emerson College junior year. Mrs. Andrew C. Flaherty of Front Street notes the departure for the new academic terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Ne
Green Street
Reeves
Philadelphia
Alma
Mich
Ter
Andrew C. Flaherty
Front Street
Boston
Emerson College
Student rides west coast redwood tour and move to Beverly
Miss Ruth Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Williams of Washington street, left Sunday for Beverly Massachusetts to enter the freshman class at Endicott Junior College. The text notes a 100 mile drive through redwood forests enjoyed by Myers eee of Lownho ughter in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Eee
Lownhoughter
California
Ruth, Williams
Daniel Williams
Washington Street
Beverly
Mass
Endicott Junior College
Geet
Louis F. Nelson
High Street
Ton
Portland Social Notes Include Family Visits and Illness
Mr and Mrs Albion K Parris of Portland formerly of this city were weekend guests of Mrs Rose Parris of upper Washington street. Mrs Andrew Butterfield and Mrs Merle Niles plus Mr and Mrs Edward Butterfield were out of town relatives at the Bold Temple wedding. Sgt Samuel McElroy of Robinson street, ill at Togus, is reported. Mrs J Winter Schulzer of Middle street spent Monday in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion K. Parris
Portland
This City
Mr. Parris
Rose Parris
Family
Upper
Washington Street
Andrew Butterfield
Merle Niles
Edward Butterfield
Boston
Mary Tea
Kiam Temple
Ua, N. H
Bath Ts
Samuel McElroy
Robinson Street
Togus Poinl
Mechanic Palle
J. Winttamn Schulzer Field
Putterfiett's Sister Mentioned by Walter Coombs
A fragment notes a reference to Mr Putterfiett's sister in the context of a remark by Walter Coombs. The damaged text suggests social or familial ties but lacks concrete events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Street
Putterfiett
Walter Coombs
Miss Virginia Rand to Attend Secretarial School in June
The notice mentions Miss Virginia Rand leaving for Ibbs Secretarial School in June after completing a Bachelor of gree, with family members and friends noted in the surrounding social mentions. The text also references Mrs Pauline Lawrence and other locals with various visits and commutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Rand
Wallace Rand
Iitne Reet
Ibbs
Birthday party for Jean Shumway celebrates seventh year
Jean Shumway daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Shumway of Washington street celebrated her seventh birthday Sunday with a party for a group of friends. Guests included Susan Owen Lucy Lee Smith Betsy Douglas Carol and Julie Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Shumway
Leslie Shumway
Washington Street
Sinchair Sue Owen
Lucy Lee Smith
Betsy Douglas
Carol
Julie Cummings
Edward Vaughan discusses charter change and council manager form
Edward Vaughan debates charter change and the council manager system. He questions qualifications and salaries, compares Bath to larger cities, and weighs the impact on local government staffing and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Vaughan
Local Track Meet Highlights From Fragmented Card
Readable portions list events and athletes such as Turner and Sharpahooier with times and marks including 100 yd dash and mid distance results. Names like M S Clark J Tupper H Bratt W G Richer B H Pratt Jr appear in scattered strokes with numbers suggesting distances and placements amid partial scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battecse
Turner
M. S. Clark
Sharpahooier
A. L. UN i Ae Jr
H. Bratt
Mies
Fuller
Matias MF
W. G. Richer
B. H. Pratt, Jr
Bath City Faces Bond Debt and Road Plan Costs
A fragmented excerpt describes Bath’s bonded debt reductions over years, costs tied to a new state road, and allocations for a 65-foot aerial ladder truck and revaluation. It notes owed amounts and proportional payments, with Portland cited regarding a $3,306,000 bond issue and council actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghldren
Bath
Portland
Letters Divide Honors At Local Field Trials
The article reports how handlers and dogs earned honors at local field trials. Judges noted the performance of birds and the skill of participants. Several dogs tied for top honors while others earned place awards in a competitive event.
Richmond News Briefs Touch On Local Meetings and Visits
Portions of a Richmond page note a treasurer and group planning a lobster supper, a freshmen event at a local school, and visits by Lewiston residents to relatives. Several locals including Miss Mabel Clifford and Miss Dora Pridham are mentioned returning from Portland and visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther Terrell
Ye Olde Time Faire Committee Night Booth Plans
The Olde Time Faire committee hosts a booth night at Mel Hait’s home to sponsor a sale including popcorn. A Sanit elephant booth previously proved successful. Noticing for sale is offered at the bar. The Dike Patent association considers actions for an upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Haitb
Sanit Elephant
Shoten
Dike Patent Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bower
Machusetts
Hugh D. Grant
Linden
Montreal
Sarah Silverman
Daugheer Ee
Louis M. Silos
Cambridge, Mass
Bruce and
Ne Gillies
Mrs
J. A. Gil
L Mass
Oear
Banarl P. Thomas, Sr S
Tite
Walter Hill
North Street
Ralph G. Stetson
Lake Placid
N. Y
Ruth Whitney Holt
Phillipsburg
Wildwood
Intervale
N. H
Holt
Ruth Whitney
Negran
Sidney Wyman
Wollaston
Massachusetts
Heft Phillipsburg
Mabel Wade
Eng Heegie
Willard Sisk
South Gardiner
Cambridge
50 Street
Peassey
Carp Jordan
Orth
Dole
Beira
George G. Chireetor
Trinity_church
Marlboro
Sewall
Arthur
Scripps-Howard College
Elizabeth McKay
James A. Bimson
Weslington Street
South Portland
F. Hill
Roderic T. Wriston
Frank B. Nichols
Ores
Charles Sastamoine
Franklin Street
Ule
William Grag
Sige
Pauline (Page) Lawrence
Phillips
Om Maren High
Texas Steamship Co
Lawrence
Hellion Club
R. J. M. Stessy
Middle Street
Mr. Giles
Tenants Harbor
Freddie A. Ha
Hecert 3Erson
Ani R
Ener Inepital
Paul A. Gregware
Dlay
Robert Guben Sittesone
Mrs. Arthur
Academy Street
Stan Stephenson
Sors
Sedbeichs
Smith
Augusta
Mr. Turpie
Shay
Balt
Gerhot
Oliver
Olid
Bath Associa Tournament
County Range
Richmond
Boias
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