Fall meeting of Woolwich Book Club discusses Maine history and authors
The Book Club of Woolwich held its first Fall meeting at the Wright homestead with Mrs. George Wright hosting. Members reviewed Maine related works including Shipmates by Isabelle Carter and Maine Authors as well as portraits of regional writers. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Wilson Wright and plans for the Oct. 17 meeting at Day's Ferry were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Book Club of
Woolwich
Wright Homestead
George Wright
Maine
Lois Day
Isabelle Carter
Bath
R. P. Tristram Coffin
North Woolwich
Arundel
Kenneth Roberts
Anne Dodge
State
Maine Research Society
Bertram Crocker
George S. Delano
Russell Howard
Wilson Wright
Mabel Jack
Day's Ferry
Leonard Lord of
Main
Herbert Munsey
Wilbur Howe
Lincoln Houdlette
Alton Reed
John Gilmore
Percy Bailey
Camilla Wright
Melvin Howe
Local Freshmen and Relocation Notices
Miss Margaret H. Pierce has entered the University of Maine as a freshman. Mr and Mrs J Frank Hunt and daughter Joan return to Bath to reside at 59 Lemont Street, in a renovated house owned by Mrs J Albert Redlon. Mrs Hunt and daughter Joan had been staying with the former's parents. Miss Betty Fuller leaves for Northampton to enter Smith College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret H. Pierce
Carl F. Pierce
Center Street
The
University of Maine
Residents and Visitors Toward Pleasant Week in New England
Mrs. Mary Curtis and daughter Christine, Miss Alice Norris and father John Norris, and Mrs. Foster of Portland visited the White Mountains for the day. Mrs. Chateau Johnson left for New York after weeks at Small Point Beach as guest of Mrs. George S. Dearborn. James B. Drake left for Concord to resume duties at St. Paul's School in the French department after a summer in France. Mrs. Max Katz returned from Boston to Cobbroad. Dr. Warren E. Kershner attended ophthalmology and otolaryngology meetings in Cincinnati and returned. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Beacker returned to East Orange after summer with Mrs. Beacker’s mother in Lincoln Street. Junior aid officers met at Mrs. Wilbur H. Crocker’s home to plan monthly activities for fall and winter. An eight pound son named Stuart Trufant Cousins was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cousins. Mrs. Clarence W. Morse and Miss Clare Coombs planned a stay in New Britain and New York before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Worrey to spend a week in Rockland with their son Parker and daughter-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Curtis
Christine Curtis
Pleasant Street
Alice Norris
John Norris
Weeks Street
Foster
Portland
White Mountains
James B. Drake
Washington Street
Concord
N. H
St. Paul's School
Mr. Drake
France
Frederick E. Drake
Hugo Beacker
Junior Aid
Beacon Street
Wilbur H. Crocker
Park Street
Aid
Crocker
Harley A. Shattuck
Raymond C Hart
H. Martin Powers
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
New Britain
Conn
Moore
Mrs. Morse
Miss Coombs
New York
Mrs Lillian Bibber and family visit Maine relatives
Mrs Lillian Bibber and her daughter Mrs Doris Futch of Jacksonville Florida who spend summers and falls in Maine returned to join Mrs Bibber's sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Elmer Sidelinger of Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Bibber
Doris Futch
Jacksonville
Fla
Maine
Mrs Newell and Miss Newell Visit Springfield for Exposition
Mrs William S Newell and Miss Mary Newell traveled to Springfield Massachusetts last week to attend the Eastern States Exposition with Mrs Harlon P Small and other companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Mary Newell
Springfield
Mass
Newell
Harlon P. Small
Spd
P T A Leaders Attend Bath Red Cross Conference
Mrs. Noel C. Little of Brunswick first vice president of Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers joined Mrs. Haven Sawyer of Bangor state president at the Red Cross Regional conference in Bath. Also present were Mrs. Leroy F. Colby and Mrs. Seth S. Mullin. Colby, Sawyer, and Little later spent Thursday in China. Miss Hettie Morse has been seriously ill but improving. Mrs. Henry W. Butler attended a Cumberland County organizing meeting in Portland with Miss Nettie C. Burleigh presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel C. Little
Brunswick
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Bath
Haven Sawyer
Bangor
Red Cross
Leroy F. Colby
Sawyer
Seth S. Mullin
Cosmopolitan Club
Mullin
Maine Congress
Colby
Little
China
Henry W. Butler
Sagadahoc County
New York Guest Leonard Shere Returns Home
Leonard Shere of New York, a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold E Freeman in East Brunswick, has returned to his own residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Shere
New York
Harold E. Freeman
East Brunswick
Miss Medora Atwood Visits Sagadahoc Elder
Miss Medora Atwood of Portland visited Miss Flora E. Leonard of Sagadahoc Ferry last week. Leonard, who turned 88 on June 1, has been homebound for several months due to illness but is now somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medora Atwood
High Street
Portland
Flora E. Leonard
Sagadahoc Ferry
Leonard
Regional Red Cross conference attracts Rev Guptill
Rev Orville J. Guptill of the Maine Seacoast Mission attended a regional Red Cross conference in the city last week. Capt William F. Plummer notified his wife at their Winship street home that his ship has docked in Norfolk from New York and he plans to visit Bath with his family within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville J. Guptill
Maine Seacoast
Red Cross
William F. Plummer
Mrs Phillips and Bonneys Take Summer at Southport Home
Mrs. Frank H. Phillips of Reading Pennsylvania and Mr Phillips pass the summer at their Southport home with her niece and nephew. Mr and Mrs James T Bonney of Union Street Court are mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Phillips
Reading
Phillips
Southport
James T. Bonney
Union Street Court
Local social notes from Queens to Bath and New Hampshire
Mrs H W R Stafford returns to Queens after months with sister Miss Susan N Ballou of High Street. Mr and Mrs Edmund P Briggs came back from South Hadley Mass with daughter Louise Briggs entering Mount Holyoke College as co salutatorian of Morse High School class of 1934. Mrs Charles R Higgins visits Bath from Portsmouth with Briggs family. Mrs Alfred Bonney and Dorothy Bonney of Verona New Jersey stay with Harry E Peterson-Brunswick Road. Miss Jane Cushing and Miss Alys Thompson of Green Street travel to Whitefield New Hampshire for a week's visit with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. R. Stafford
Queens, N. Y
Susan N. Ballou
High Street
Edmund P. Briggs
South Hadley
Mass
Louise Briggs
Mount Holyoke College
Briggs
Morse High School
Charles R. Higgins
Bath
Portsmouth
N. H
Alfred Bonney
Dorothy Bonney
Verona, N. J
Harry E. Peterson
Brunswick Road
Jane Cushing
Alys Thompson
Greenstreet
Whitefield
Local social notes include visits and travels
Mrs. Vivian Brown returned from Deering where she stayed with her sister and brother in law the Youngs. Miss Lois Swett left for Nocton Mass to resume studies at Wheaton College as a junior after a summer at Boothbay Harbor. Ex Alderman and Mrs Covel and others returned from a five day motor trip to the Alvestook region stopping at Eastport to view the Quoddy dam project. Mrs Arthur Sewald left for a week in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Brown
Weeks Street
Deering
Forrest Young
Sherwood Street
Lois Swett
Linden Street
Nocton
Mass
Wheaton College
Miss Swett
Boothbay Harbor
Ralph C. Covel
William A. McNeal
Walter S. Wiggin
Charles A. Lockery
Alvestook
Caribou
Calais
Eastport
Quoddy
Mrs Phelps heads to Richmond after Bath visit
Mrs. William Phelps left Friday for Richmond Virginia for the winter after a summer in Bath with her daughter Mrs. Thomas J Casey of Green Street and at Miss Anne Kimball’s home on Lincoln Street. She plans a few days in New York City with friends en route to Richmond. The Bath Memorial hospital newborn Marion Aylane Smith is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Howell Smith. Frederick E Drake Harry L Day Fred P Shaw and Daniel Williams of this city and Charles S Sewall of Wiscasset attended a laymen’s conference at Christchurch parish house Gardner conducted by P H Stafford of the Massachusetts Episcopal church. Mrs Sumner Sewall returned to New York City. Mrs Preble of Court Street is spending a week in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Phelps
Richmond
Bath
Thomas J. Casey
Green Street
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
Phelps
New York City
Bath Memorial Hospital
Howell Smith
Marion Aylane Smith
Frederick E. Drake
Harry L. Day
Fred P. Shaw
Daniel Williams
This City
Charles S. Sewall
Wiscasset
Christchurch
Gardiner
P. H. Stafford
Massachusetts Field Department
The
Episcopal Church
Raymond H. Trott
Small Point
Ex Mayor and Mrs Irish Return Home from Sabino
Ex mayor and Mrs Allen M. Irish have returned to their North street home after spending the summer at their cottage on Sabino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen M. Irish
North Street
Sabino
Delegates Attend Tea Hostess at Sewall Home
More than 150 delegates from the Regional Red Cross Conference gathered at the Winter Street church Wednesday for a tea at 963 Washington Street hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall. Mrs Henry W Owen Jr Bath chapter chair and Miss Carolyn Moses assisted in serving. Mrs Sewall and Miss Moses are noted committee members. Mrs John F Skillings returned to her High Street home after months at Sebasco Summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Winter Street
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
John F. Skillings
High Street
Sebasco
Bath
American Red Cross
Winter Street Church
Summer visitors report best season in years at Bay View House
Mrs J Herbert Mosley returns home on Weeks street after a Summer at Bay View House. She says the season for Summer visitors is the best in several years. Mr Mosley, Stanley Knapp Corp salesman, goes to New York after visiting Mrs Mosley in Southport, having come from Indianapolis in two days. Dwight Pierce of North street, ill, can now be out a few hours daily. Chester Colby chief engineer of yacht Aras writes from New York that the vessel arrived from Northern Europe and he hopes to visit home in October. Mr and Mrs Roger Pierce of Park street and Mr and Mrs Allen Clark of Gardiner leave Friday for a weekend at Moosehead Lake and Ripogenus Dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Herbert Mosley
Weeks Street
Southport
Bay View House
Mr. Mosley
Stanley Knapp Corp
New York
Dwight Pierce
North Street
Chester Colby
Aras
Hugh Chisholm
Europe
Roger Pierce
Park Street
Allen Clark
Gardiner Leff
Moosehead Lake
Ripogenus Dam
Radio City sound room worker joins NBC programs
Donald Crosby son of Mr and Mrs Guy Crosby of Brunswick road is employed by the National Broadcasting Company at Radio City New York in the sound room. He participates in Dick Tracy Roscoe Turner and Flash Gordon. Mrs William Ledyard returns to Brookline Massachusetts after visiting Mrs Fred H Lord and Mrs James P Ledyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Crosby
Guy Crosby
Brunswick Road
National Broadcasting Company
Radio City
New York
Dick Tracey
Mrs Evelyn Hope Honored At Woolwich Supper and Bridge
Mrs Evelyn T Hope was guest of honor at a supper at Regins Tea room Woolwich followed by three bridge tables at Mrs Frank Hodgdon Nequasset. She received a handbag from friends and was joined by Mrs Hodgdon Mrs Lewis Smalley Mrs William Rich Mrs George Hunt Mrs Ina Williams Miss Eunice Whittal Miss Elsie Innes Mrs Benjamin Frates Mrs Nate Young Mrs Norman Howard Miss E Marguerite Hennessey and Mrs Zephie Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn T. Hope
Bridge
Regin
Woolwich
Frank A. Hodgdon
Nequasset
Hope
Hodgdon
Lewis Smalley
William Rich
George Hunt
Ina Williams
Eunice Whittal
Elsie Innes
Benjamin Frates
Nate Young
Norman Howard
E. Marguerite Hennessey
Zephie Lowell
Social Visit and College News from Woonsocket and Washington Street
Miss Miriam Adams of Woonsocket Rhode Island arrived Friday evening to spend the weekend with her sister Mrs. Wellington A Moore and mother Mrs. Margaret Adams on Weeks street. Miss Jane Donnell of Washington street left Thursday for Wellesley Massachusetts to resume her studies at Wellesley College where she is a sophomore. Miss Donnell spent the summer at Popham Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Adams
Woonsocket, R. I
Wellington A. Moore
Margaret Adams
Weeks Street
Jane Donnell
Washington Street
Wellesley, Mass
Wellesley College
Margaret E. Higgins
Waterville
Colby College
Fred J. Higgins
Lincoln Street
Local Residents Plan Exposition Trip and Parlour News
Alderman and Mrs Edward F Miller and Mr and Mrs Harold Tobey travel to Springfield Massachusetts for the Springfield Exposition weekend. Mrs Evelyn T Hope closes her beauty parlor and plans a Chicago visit visiting daughter Mrs Lewis Smalley. Donnarae Smalley accompanies Mrs Smalley in town. Mr Smalley, Swift Co employee, recently transferred from Rockland to Chicago. Mrs Joseph M Trott hosts tea at her High Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Miller
Harold Tobey
Springfield
Mass
Springfield Exposition
Evelyn T. Hope
Center Street
Hope
Chicago
Lewis Smalley
Cheverus Players Visit Biggins Guests in Chestnut Street
Edward Newman of Cheverus High School Portland broke a wrist in practice and attended the Morse Cheverus game Saturday afternoon with John Flaherty as guests of Edward and Henry Biggins of Chestnut Street. Mr and Mrs Arthur D Brown of Lubec were visiting Perry L Thompson and family at 49 Elm Street Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Newman
John Flaherty
Cheverus High School
Portland
Edward
Henry Biggins
Chestnut Street
Cheverus High
Morse-Cheverus
Arthur D. Brown
Lubec
Perry L. Thompson
Elm Street
Mrs Shanney Returns to Boston After Visit
Mrs Lawrence Shanney came back to Boston Saturday afternoon after ten days with her mother Mrs John P Madden. She left due to her brother Harry Madden’s illness at Bath Memorial hospital now in critical condition. Mrs Arthur Madison departed Friday for Richmond Va after staying with her sister Mrs Thomas J Casey of Green Street for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Shanney
Boston
John P. Madden
Harry Madden
Bath Memorial Hospital
Arthur Madison
Richmond
Thomas J. Casey
Green Street
Colby Sophomore Leader Haley Returns for Freshman Week
Linwood M. Haynes, president of Colby College sophomore class, returned Friday night to Orono to join the Freshman week program. He is a Morse high school graduate of 1933 and is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry L Haynes of 185 Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood M. Haynes
Colby College
Orono
Morse
Mr. Haynes
Harry L. Haynes
Water Street
Mrs Alden G Smith Hosts Tea on High Street
Mrs Alden G Smith entertained with a tea at her High Street home Thursday afternoon. Mrs James O Lincoln poured. Mr and Mrs Flavel S Pierce left Saturday for Pedro Miguel Canal Zone after visiting Mrs Pierce's mother Mrs Augusta Coombs of 51 Corliss Street. They will spend a few days in New York City and sailed Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Trott
High Street
Alden G. Smith
James O. Lincoln
Flavel S. Pierce
Pedro Miguel
Canal Zone
Miss Helen Havener to Represent U S at Brussels B P W Meeting
Miss Helen Havener formerly of Portland travels with Miss Lena Madesin Phillips to Brussels Belgium for the B P W federation meeting Sept 23 26. Havener serves as international chairman of publicity and is among two U S officers attending with the federation directors board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mhavener
Portland
United States
B. P. W. Federation
Brussells
Belgium
International Federation
Miss Havener
Lena Madesin Phillips
Elizabeth E. Webber
Cambridge
Mass
Belgrade Lakes Lodge Hosts Notables This Week
The Misses Rilla and Hortense Her som of Camp Abena Belgrade Lakes were Thursday night guests in Riding Light Lodge. Other recent guests include Misses Regina Waterman A Josephine Thompson Bangor and Mr Mrs A E Ward with Phyllis of White Plains NY Mr and Mrs Lawrence Tracey Cambridge MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilla
Hortense Hersom
Camp Abena
Belgrade Lakes
Riding Light Lodge
Regina Waterman
A. Josephine Thompson
Bangor
A. E. Ward
Phyllis
White Plains
N. Y
Lawrence Tracey
Cambridge, Mass
Mrs Forrest Young Visiting Weeks Street Home
Mrs Forrest Young of Deering is spending a few days with her mother Mrs Chester Colby at her Weeks Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Young of
Deering
Chester Colby
Weeks Street
Local residents share summer days at Boothbay Harbor and beyond
Mr and Mrs Edmund Rothwell Mrs Fannie Ingalls and Miss Irene Ingalls returned home on Washington street Saturday after spending the summer at Boothbay Harbor. Mrs A J Conti visited in Portland on Friday. Miss Grace Dickinson of Ridin Light Lodge vacationed two weeks in Under the Lee at Phippsburg observing seals in Dromore Bay. Miss Jennie Manson of Middle street left Thursday to visit cousin Parker Hooper at his summer home in Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Rothwell
Fannie Ingalls
Irene Ingalls
Washington Street
Boothbay Harbor
Grace Dickinson
Ridin’ Light
Under-the-Lee
Phippsburg
Under the-Lee
Dromore Bay
Jennie Manson
Middle Street
Parker Hooper
Camden
Bath area social notes and travel updates
Capt. and Mrs Freeman return to Bath with children after weeks at Duxbury. Freeman on leave until December from the Knoxville City of the Isthmian Line. Miss Jennie Perkins on two week vacation at Cosmopolitan club. Several local residents traveled to Lakewood for a day and attended the theatre. Ruth Hodgdon to begin junior year at Colby College in Waterville. Clare McIlwain to Philadelphia after summer in Bath. Charles Low resumes Bath Savings cashier duties after a ten day vacation partly in Boston. Mr and Mrs E Wilbur hosted by Mrs Hutchinson at South Harpswell. Hutchinsons propose a permanent home there. Hyde couple from Elmhurst return after Boston visit. stayed with Swett in Swampscott overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Freeman
William
Priscilla
Bath
Duxbury
Mass
Freeman
Knoxville
Ruth Hodgdon
Frank Hodgdon
Nequasset
Waterville
Colby College
E. Wilbur
Court Street
Hutchinson
South Harpswell
Hutchinsons
Wilburs
Riverdale
N. Y
John 4. Hyde
Elmhurst
Boston
Alfred J. Swett
Swampscott, Mass
Marshes Return from Summer at Popham Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Marsh spent their usual summer at their cottage on Popham's south beach and returned to New York by car last week. Miss Evelyn E. Nickerson, Nassau first year student, spent the weekend at home at 33 Lincoln Street. Miss Mabel A. Thwing motored to Springvale for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Marsh
Popham
New York
Evelyn E. Nickerson
Nassau
Lincoln Street
Mabel A. Thwing
Springvale
Local Social Notes and Arrivals Include Visitors and Relocations
Mrs James McInnes and several guests joined Mrs William Sewall for luncheon at Small Point Beach. Forrest Putnam moved into the Park street house vacated by the Swanton family. James A Gillies Jr returns from Boston and Springfield after a trip to the Eastern States Exposition. Rev Paul Brooks visiting with Allan Ramsay before heading to Chatham Massachusetts where he serves as pastor. Stanley Footer visits his father John Footer on South street. Mr and Mrs Charles Hewitt and China join the Williamses for a Lakewood show Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McInnes
Carolyn M. Moses
Mark W. Sewall
John K. Jayne
William D. Sewall
Small Point Beach
Forrest Putnam
Upper High Street
Carl B. Swanton
Park Street
James A. Gillies, Jr
Washington Street
Boston
Springfield
Mass
Paul Brooks
Rockland
Wesley Church
Allan H. Ramsay
Oak Street
Brooks
Arline
Chatham
Pierce and Clark Families Return From Moosehead Trip
Mr and Mrs Roger W Pierce of 14 Park Street and Mr and Mrs Allan Clark of Gardiner returned Sunday night to their homes after a trip since Friday night to the Moosehead region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Pierce
Park Street
Allan Clark
Gardiner
Moosehead
Coon Cormer Smith Weds Sianey Webb Noyes Jr
Miss Coon Cormer Smith of Pine Orchard Cofiti plans to marry Sia ney Webb Noyes Jr of Dobbs Ferry and East Sebago. The ceremony will be at the bride's parents home October 18. Noyes, Yale graduate, works at Manufacturers' Trust and is a national amateur golf figure. Miss Anne Kimball visits Small Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon Cormer Smith
Pine Orchard
Cofiti
Sianey Webb Noyes, Jr
Dobbs Ferry
East Sebago
George Milton Smith
Miss Smith
Westover School
Noyes
Eben J. Marston
James D. Clark
Washington Street
Hotchkiss School
Yale University
Manufacturers’ Trust Company
New York City
City Marshal Whitney Returns From Vacation
City Marshal Walter L. Whitney resumes duties after two week vacation. Day Patrolman Langdon E. Green returns to his marshal beat and Farber W. Davis comes off days to rejoin the night shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Whitney
Langdon E. Green
Farber W. Davis
Mrs Loyall Sewall and son head to New York for winter
Mrs Loyall F Sewall and her son Loyall Jr have ended a summer at Small Point Beach and depart Sunday night for New York for the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyall F. Sewall
Loyall, Jr
Small Point Beach
New York
Sumner Hayes Takes Year Leave From University of Puerto Rico
Sumner Hayes, English teacher at the University of Puerto Rico, is on a year’s leave of absence at his parents’ home, Mr and Mrs John P Hayes, 6 Washburn Street. Hayes, Morse High and Georgetown graduate, arrived in Bath last Tuesday. Mrs S Levin of Bath Department Store left Monday for Boston on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Sumner Hayes
University of
Puerto Rico
John P. Hayes
Washburn Street
Mr. Hayes
Morse High
Georgetown University
Bath
S. Levin
Bath Department Store
Boston
Miss Mulligan Leaves for Colby College Sophomore Year
Miss Alice M Mulligan departed on Monday to begin her sophomore year at Colby College. She traveled to Water ville with her mother Mrs Helen C Mulligan and William Plummer accompanying her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Mulligan
Colby College
Waterville
Helen C. Mulligan
William Plummer
Miss Cahill Heads to Connecticut College for Sophomore Year
Miss Martha Cahill of High street leaves Monday for New London Connecticut to resume studies as a sophomore at Connecticut College. She travels with her mother Mrs Charles H Cahill and Mrs Byron F Barker. Ursula Tierney of South Portland spends weekend with Miss Helen L Hayes of 6 Washburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Cahill
High Street
New London
Conn
Connecticut College
Ursula Tierney
South Portland
Helen L. Hayes
Washburn Street
Summer Visitors Leave Small Point for New Homes
Mrs Frederick Percy and Miss Mabel Howard depart Small Point for South Lancaster Massachusetts. Mrs George S Dearborn leaves Small Point Beach for New York. Miss Olive Sewall returns to Poughkeepsie New York to resume Vassar studies after Paris. Mrs Sumner Sewall accompanied her daughter to New York City. Mrs O C Nutting of Mt Desert weekends with the Lincolns in Bedford. Mr and Mrs Milton S Kimball and two children plus Augustus Ingwerson of Augusta were guests of Mrs Frederick H Kimball of High Street. Dr and Mrs Donald F Preble return from a visit to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Percy
Mabel Howard
Olive Sewall
Small Point Beach
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Vassar College
Miss Sewall
Paris
Sorbonne
Sumner Sewall
New York City
O. C. Nutting
Mt. Desert
Mrs
Lincoln Bailey
Bedford Street
Milton S. Kimball
Mary
John
Augustus Ingwerson
Augusta
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Couple Wedding Ties Rose Freedman and Philip Fixman in Roxbury
Mr and Mrs David S Cogan and Morris H Cohen attended the wedding of Rose Freedman of Augusta to Philip Fixman of Brockton at Aperion Plaza Roxbury Mass Estella Bowden RN left for two weeks at Wharton Nova Scotia Ruth E Cohen Simmons College attended the ceremony John and Nathan Chandler left for Lancaster Mass Velma Cornish and Mrs Perham visited Boston Paul Hayes left for Holy Cross College and Margaret Higgins departed for Colby College with her parents in Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Cogan
Mr. Cogan
Morris H. Cohen
Roxbury
Mass
Rose Freedman
Augusta
Philip Fixman
Brockton
Aperion Plaza
Cohen
Ruth E. Cohen
Simmons College
Estella Bowden
R.N
Wharton
Nova Scotia
Paul F. Hayes
John P. Hayes
Washburn Street
Worcester
Holy Cross College
Augusta Man Visiting At Small Point Beach
William Allen Smith Jr of Augusta stays a few days at Small Point Beach as guest of his fiancee Miss Sidney Breck and her mother Mrs Duer D Breck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen Smith, Jr
Augusta
Small Point Beach
Sidney Breck
Duer D. Breck
Mrs Munsey Returns From Panther Pond Visit
Mrs Leonard M Munsey of 427 High street returned Sunday after spending a few days at Panther Pond Raymond with her brother Ernest Wade and Mrs Wade. Mr Munsey joined them for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard M. Munsey
High Street
Panther Pond
Raymond
Ernest Wade
Wade
Mr. Munsey
Families Return From Trip After Accident Visit
Mr and Mrs Albert Reno of West Bath with their children Virginia and Arthur and Mr and Mrs Chester Clement of Bath have returned home after a trip. Amos Webster visited Maine General Hospital in Bangor on his return to see Mrs Clement's grandfather John Albert Hutchins of South Orland who was injured in an automobile crash six weeks ago. Hutchins was reported much improved and expected to leave hospital in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Reno
Virginia
Arthur
West Bath
Chester Clement
Bath
Amos Webster
Maine General Hospital
Bangor
Acadia Lodge K P Schedules Augusta Demonstration
Bath area notes show Acadia Lodge Knight rank demonstration by its degree team to gather Knights of Pythias from the state on Wednesday Sept 25. Bath Red Cross chapter thanks volunteers and supporters for the Winter Street church tea event. Community notices cover a municipal court session, lawn party planning, Circus Boosters meeting, fire box installation, CCC enrolment changes, a Bath Iron Works clambake, a police station break in, and upcoming Cosmopolitan club activities including a street dance and beano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Augusta
Acadia
Knights of Pythias
Bath Pythians
Circus Boosters’ Club of Bath
Front Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Ralph Dunton
Robinhood
Thomas McCabe
David Fields
Edward J Lee
Purdue Family Returns From Vermont Visit
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph O. Purdue and daughters Alice Lorraine and Linna Marie returned Monday night after seven weeks in Montgomery Vermont and Shelburne Falls Massachusetts where Mr. Purdue once pastored before Bath. He resumes preaching at Winter Street church Sunday morning with Communion after the service. Mrs. Purdue is joined by her sister Miss Mary Purdue of New York who will visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O. Purdue
Alice Lorraine
Linna Marie
Purdue
Winter Street
Waterville Couple Returns From Woolwich Visit
Mr and Mrs Chester Dana and daughter Barbara went back to Waterville after spending a few days with Mr and Mrs Eben Dana and family in Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Chester Dana
Barbara
Waterville
Mr. Dana
Eben Dana
Woolwich
Marriage Intentions Filed for Lorentsen Hanscom Pair
Marriage intentions were filed Tuesday by Chester T. Lorentsen of West Bath and Christina A. Hanscom of 30 Oliver Street. Lorentsen is the son of John Peter Lorentsen of Revere and the late Camilla Lorentsen. Hanscom is the daughter of Mrs. Hattie Wallace of 30 Oliver Street and the late Walter Lorin Hanscom. Also filed were Norman O. Magoon of Osborne and Nellie V. Leeman of 13 Somerset Place, listing their parents and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester T. Lorentsen
West Bath
Christina A. Hanscom
Oliver Street
Lorentsen
John Peter Lorentsen
Revere
Mass
Camilla (Thompson) Lorentsen
Miss Hanscom
Hattie E. (Douglass) Wallace
Walter Lorin Hanscom
Norman O. Magoon
Osborne
Lee G
Lara E. (Jordan) Magoon
Nellie V. Leeman
Henry T. B
Nellie B. (Fletcher) Leeman
Somerset Place
Mrs Warren Kershner and Miss Varney Return From Massena Trip
Mrs Warren Kershner and Miss Alice E Varney concluded a week visit in Massena New York with Rev and Mrs Edwin Dodge Hardin. Patrolman Robert D Green collapsed from acute indigestion on Water Street near Swift Co offices at 830 PM. Dr Hugh D Grant treated him and ordered rest for several days. Miss Betty Barnhill departed Bath for Miami Florida after weeks with aunt Mrs Arthur Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren &. Kershner
Alice E. Varney
Massena
N. Y
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Robert D. Green
Water Street
Swift & Co
Hugh D. Grant
Higgins and Perry Files Marriage Intentions in Bowdoinham
Sidney R. Higgins of Moody and Higgins Garage Bowdoinham and Madelyn Perry of Bowdoinham have recorded marriage intentions in Bowdoinham town clerk’s office. Higgins is the son of Arthur and Adelaide Higgins of Bath. Perry is the daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Barter of Southport. Mrs. George Jacobs Mrs. Fred Hill Miss Anabel Stearns Mrs. Frank Turner and Miss Muriel Howe returned from a Bar Harbor weekend outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney R. Higgins
Moody & Higgins Garage
Bowdoinham
Madelyn Perry
Mr. Higgins
Arthur and
Adelaide Higgins
Bath
Elizabeth Barter
Southport
George Jacobs
Fred Hill
Anabel Stearns
Frank Turner
Muriel Howe
Bar Harbor
Morin to MIT Cambridge after Harvard graduation
Edward G. Morin of Washington street left Tuesday for Cambridge Massachusetts to study engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology after graduating from Harvard University in June. Mr and Mrs Join Howe and son J Franklin Howe of upper Washington street were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George F Lily in Yarmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Morin
Washington Street
Harry F. Morin
Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mr. Morin
Harvard University
Join Howe
J. Franklin Howe
Upper Washington Street
George F. Lily
Yarmouth
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Mrs. Woodbury Nichols
Frank A. Small
Fred Eaton
North Weymouth
George Wallace
Harold P. Small
Betty Fuller
Northampton
Smith College
Max Katz
5 Cobbroad
Abraham Hershon
Warren E. Kershner
American Academy of Opthalmology and Opolaryngology
Cincinnati
Bert Cousins
Stuart Trufant Cousins
Herbert E. Worrey
Parker E. Worrey
Hettie Morse
Arthur Sewalld
William Ledyard
Brookline, Mass
Fred H. Lord
James P. Ledyard
A. J. Conti
Jennie Perkins
James A. Bimson
John McInnes
Lakewood
Husband
Lakewood Theatre
Clare McIilwain
Philadelphia
Charles C. Low
Bath Savings Institution
Stanley Footer
John Footer
South Street
Charles E. Hewitt
Eliot Williams
George S. Dearborn
Donald F. Preble
Nathan Chandler
Lancaster
John Chandler
Velma I. Cornish
Melford N. Perham
Mr. Perham
West Paris
Robert MacDonhard
John J. Keegan
Edward Lyons
James Sullivan
Broad Street
Furber W. Davis
Vera B. Brown
Elmer Geneau
South End
Keegan
John Mulcahy
Leslie J. Wold
Edwin H. Given
Elizabeth B. Deering
Benue Wild
Union
East Warren
Phyllis E. Wright
Alice F. Johnson
Edward A. Cummings
Louis M. Silverman
Berwindglen
Newport News
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Rawding
Charles S. Brown
CCC
Armory
240Th C.A.C
George McElman
Washington
Parker Head
Eric J. Carlson
C@rmont
Water District
Winneganhee
Colonial Club
Frank H. Turner
Edwin F. Ramsey
Arthur Pratt
Donald Small
Harold E. Footer
Harry McDonald
Irving GC. Varney
Reginald Stacy
Merritt A. Mitchell
Betty Barnhill
Stone House
Miami
Fila
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