Bath society notes highlight birthdays and engagements
Little Nancy Dube hosted a birthday party with balloon races won by Jean Anderson. Various Bath residents and visitors attend family events, weddings, anniversaries, and teas, with travel updates and notes on engagements, births, moves, and military assignments.
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Nancy Dube
Clarence Dube
Huse Street
Jean Anderson
Tne
Katherine McElman
Hubert McElman
Harold McElman
Herbert T. Caverly
Lardina Ann Caverly
James King
Alfred Melville
Marilyn King
Virginia Emery
Richard Darling
Carol Ann Gowell
Daniel McElman
Jeanette MacDonald
Ronald Trask
Junior Gupie
Social and Personal Notes From Portland Life
Mrs Frederick E Drake hosts her contract club at Birch Point on Thursday noon for luncheon. Maurice Owen resumes studies in Boston after summer with parents Col and Mrs Henry W Owen Jr. Ensign Max A Berns to Boston Navy yard for ship outfitting. Bentley School student Maurice Blaisdell and Ma rie M Wallace file marriage int entions. Several Portland residents travel, visit family, or announce births and employments. A daughter Carol Ann named at 29 Green Street. Wentworth Institute plans for Stanley L Jack.
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Frederick E. Drake
Birch Point
Maurice Owen
Oakstreet
Bentley School of Accounting
Boston
Col
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Max A. Berns
Livermore
Bath
Boston Navy Yard
Mary Eleanor Vomoska Born to Mr and Mrs Vomoska
A daughter named Mary Eleanor has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Vomoska of 645 Middle Street. Mrs Vomoska was formerly Dorothy Hill. The notice lists a long string of weekend guests and local engagements in Bath and surrounding towns.
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Boston
George Cameron Seay
George Cameron Seay, Jr
Bath
Otto Vomoska
Middle Street
Mary Eleanor
Vomoska
Dorothy Hill
Betts McMahan Engaged in Gardiner Betrothal
Mr and Mrs George Berry announce the engagement of their granddaughter Donna G Betts to Harold R McMahan son of Mrs Hulda McMahan of 670 Middle Street Gardner Jan 1 wedding planned Betts a Gardiner High School 1987 graduate works in the traffic department of New England Tel and Tel Co Gardner McMahan attends Bath schools and works in welding at Bath Iron Works Mrs Wilbra Billings Cobb Road is visiting relatives in Newton Massachusetts.
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George Berry
Gardiner
Donna G. Betts
Harold R. McMahan
Hulda McMahan
Middle Street
McMahan
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mrs Huskins and daughter to cruise after New York visit
Mrs John Huskins of Winship street and her daughter Miss Alice Mulligan nurse at the State Military and Naval Children's Home left Saturday for New York. They were met by Capt Huskins who commands the steamship Craigsmere and they will cruise. Russell Plowman and Charles Donnelly left Sunday for New York to attend the World's Fair for a week.
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John Huskins
Winship Street
Alice Mulligan
State Military and Naval Children’s Home
South Street
New York
Huskins
Capt
Craigsmere
Tracey Line
Russell Plowman
Charles Donnelly
Bath Visitor Returns Home After Bath Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles McKenney of South Chelmsford Massachusetts have been visiting Mr McKenneys uncle Alonzo T Hlunt of West Georgetown and have called on Bath friends recently. Mr McKenney is a former Bath man who for several years was conductor on the old L B and B St Ry.
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Charles McKenney
South Chelmsford
Mass
Mr. McKenney
Alonzo T. Hlunt
West Georgetown
Bath Friends
Bath
Woman's Society to Organize Service Group
Mrs. Lena Elliott returns to Round Pond after a week with the Leeman family at 13 Somerset place. Beacon Junior and Monday night in the vestry appoint a committee with three Ladies aid members to form the Woman's Society of Christian Service. Junior aid meets Oct 7 with hostesses Mrs. Roy Bradford and Mrs. H Martin Powers. The Leemans spent the weekend with daughter Mrs. Norman O. Magoon at Osborn.
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Lena Elliott
Round Pond
Henry T. B. Leeman
Somerset Place
Beacon
Howard M. Rice
Charles I. Madden
William H. Shea
Ladies Aid
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Junior Aid
Roy Bradford
H. Martin Powers
Norman O. Magoon
Mr. Magoon
Osborn
Local Residents Return From Visits in Cambridge Boston and Freeport
Mrs. Carl T. Meister returns home on upper Washington street after a two week visit in Cambridge and Boston with relatives. Gustave Meister, employed at the Charles town Navy Yard, returns to Boston after spending the weekend at home. Mrs. Bertha Blackburn of Boston visits two weeks with Mrs. Isabelle Ladd at her summer home in Freeport.
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Edward G. Clough
Upper Washington Street
Back River
Carl T. Meister
Cambridge
Boston
Gustave Meister
Charlestown Navy Yard
Bertha Blackburn
Isabelle Ladd
Freeport
Local Girls Enter Boston Secretarial and Homemaking Programs
Miss Barbara Donnell of Kalama zoo Michigan enters Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School in Boston after summer at Popham Beach and Pine Manor Junior College. In Boston living arrangements are noted for Students House on the Fenway with Miss Frances Wegks in charge and Bath residents among the students. Also headed to Boston are Miss Nancy Hyde and Miss Sally Hyde of Elmhurst with plans for Garland School of Homemaking and Tenacre School respectively. families accompany them.
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Barbara Donnell
Kalamazoo
Mich
Katherine Gibbs
Boston
Donnell
Popham Beach
Pine Manor Junior College
Wellesley
Mass
Fenway
Frances Wegks
Bath
Patricia Sewall
Frances Osborne
Nancy Hyde
Sally Hyde
Elmhurst
Garland School of
Commonwealth Avenue
Hyde
Danahall
Tenacre School
John H. Hyde
Tea room to close at Pemaquid Light this week
Mrs. Minnie Martin will close her tea room at Pemaquid Light this week and after a visit with sister Mrs. Martha Crosman of Washington Street will travel to Brunswick to spend the winter with daughter Mrs. Harry Morton. Edmund J. Arsenault of 535 High Street is a patient at Memorial hospital recovering from a mastoid operation ten days post surgery. Boy Scout Troop 55 was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swanton at Pleasant Point Merrymeeting Day with Frankforts hot rolls doughnuts cheese and coffee. Miss Mary Ellanor Donnell of Kalamazoo entered Smith College after summer at Popham Beach and Rogers Hall.
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Frank H. Phillips
Reading
Knolltop
Southport
Phillips
Lucy E. Sewall
Stephen B
Hannah (Orr) Sewall
Bath
Horace P. Morse
Barbara
James
James T. Bonney
Albert Bonney
Germain
St. Petersburg
Ardelle Taylor
Florida
Doris E. Stickney
Elver A. Stickney
Fitts Street
Dr. Leighton
Portland
Minnie Martin
Pemaquid Light
Martha Crosman
Washington Street
Brunswick
Harry Morton
Edmund J. Arsenault
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Boy Scout
No. 55
Carl Swanton
Pleasant Point
Mary Ellanor Donnell
Kalamazoo, Mich
Popham Beach
Smith College
Northampter
Rogers Hall
Ell, Mass
Bennett couple welcomes son Harry Ashford Bennett
Mr and Mrs Ralph Bennett of Bath announce the birth of a son named Harry Ash ford Bennett born September 21 at the home of Mr and Mrs Pete Gaud reau 198 Maine Street Brunswick.
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Ralph Bennett
Bath
Harry Ashford Bennett
Pete Gaudreau
Maine Street
Brunswick
Bath Iron Works sees minor layoffs amid big plant push
At Bath Iron Works Corp the total employees dipped to about 3092 from over 3130 as several were called for Federal service or summer work. The yard expects to replace those gone and notes a major fabrication plant at Hardings East Brunswick may finish by late November. About 200 of 400 jobs at the new facility will come from the main plant, with around 200 new hires expected.
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Bath Iron Works Corp
John Smith
Hardings
East Brunswick
Eric Anderson
Unemployment figures in Bath district show 1600 seeking work
The Bath Maine unemployment office reports about 1600 men in Sagadahoc County Brunswick and Lincoln County actively seeking work. The job seekers are largely unskilled laborers.
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Bath
Maine State Unemployment Commission
Sagadahoc County
Brunswick
Lincoln
U S S Livermore finishes builders trials off Maine coast
The U S S Livermore completed builders trials off the Maine coast testing evaporators steering gear contract power crash abilities and hand steering after a high speed test last Friday. Iron Works plans a major tools upgrade with 14 new machines and sixteen inch lathes arriving. Safety engineers from seven Atlantic coast shipyards meet at Bath to discuss best practices with Iron Works staff Friday morning.
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U.S.S
Atlantic
Bath
Sun Shipbuilding Co
Chester
Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Co
Kearny
N. J
Pusey & Jones
Baltimore, Md
Maryland Drydock Co
Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel Plants
Shipbuilding Division
New York Shipbuilding Co
Local 4 union to report on Baltimore convention
The billboard announces a Wednesday meeting at 7 30 PM in the hall at 795 Washington Street of Local 4 Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America C SO affiliate. President Lebel will report on the organization’s recent Baltimore convention.
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Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
C.so
Washington Street
Pres. Lebel
Baltimore
Tron Works Bowling League Returns With 24 Teams
The Tron Works bowling league begins Monday at Arcade Alleys with 24 teams from as many departments. C Alfred Douglas chairs, Harry Stone serves as secretary, and Walter James is treasurer. League play occurs Mondays Wednesdays and Thursdays.
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Tron Works
C. Alfred Douglas
Harry Stone
Walter James
Carpenter
Daughter born to Mrs. Marchetti names Betty Ann
Friday birth to Mrs. Joseph Marchetti wife of Councilman Marchetti at the plant marks the arrival of Betty Ann.
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Joseph Marchetti
Marchetti
Betty Ann
Vacationing staff listed for week at shipyard
Vacationing this week are Frank Fortier foreman of maintenance Arthur King head of shipfitting department Joseph Madden boss of the boilermakers Al Perry foreman of the tin shop H Martin Powers assistant foreman of the pipe shop W Dayton Hill purchasing agent Charles Parks Donald Perry and Charles Foss main office clerks Miss Eleanor Wright production department Miss Edna Footer main office and Frank O Dunton time office.
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Frank Fortier
Arthur King
Joseph Madden
al Perry
H. Martin Powers
W. Dayton Hill
Charles Parks
Donald Perry
Charles Foss
Eleanor Wright
Edna Footer
Frank O. Dunton
Washington orders secrecy on new destroyer design
Naval officials at the plant received word hours before the Eberle launch that no details would be announced. Everyone knows the general characteristics of these destroyers, but Washington aims to protect the new design destroyers slated for construction within a year or so.
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Eberle
Naval
Washington, D. C
Exceller cargo liner to launch mid 1941 for American Export Lines
The Exceller, a 420 foot cargo carrier whose keel was laid at the Iron Works, is scheduled to launch around June 1941. Built for American Export Lines, it will serve Spain, North Africa and Black Sea ports with 422000 cubic feet of cargo space and capacity to ship perishable cargo. Crew of 42 officers included. Cost about 2.2 million dollars each, funded under Maritime Commission act of 1936 subsidies.
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Tis
Exceller
Iron Works
American Export Lines, Inc
Spain
North Africa
Black Sea
Maritime Commission
Two Icelanders detained for illegal entry near Robbinston
Snorre August Benediktsson a 45 year old native of Isafjord and Bjarni Sigurjon Bjarnasson 43 born at Talknafjord were lodged yesterday at the county jail by the U S Immigration Department for illegal entry. They had landed in a small boat borrowed from a fisherman at St Andrew after being intercepted by U S Customs near Robbinston last Thursday.
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U. S. Immigration Department
Snorre August Benediktsson
Isafjord
Bjarni Sigurjon Bjarnasson
Talknafjord
Reykjavik
U.S
Robbinston
St. Andrew
Garfield bears prompt first state trapping opening
Garfield selectmen petitioned the state to open their territory to bear trapping due to extensive damage from a large bear population. The state agreed, declaring Garfield open to trapping. Three sheep were stolen from Caleb Tibbetts and farmers report heavy damage to fruit trees and property.
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Garfield
Caleb Tibbetts
Arctic explorer MacMillan disputes Captain Cook Pole claim
Commander Donald B. MacMillan spoke at a joint luncheon of the Presque Isle Rotary and Lions clubs at the Northeast Land Hotel Monday. He outlined the path of Captain George Cook and stated he did not believe Cook reached the Pole.
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Presque Isle
Cookes Visit Relatives in Town and Popham Beach
Mr and Mrs Francis G Cooke of Silver Springs Maryland are spending two weeks with relatives in town and at Popham Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis G. Cooke
Silver Springs
Town
Popham Beach
Bath items include P.T.A. sale and city events
City items report St Marys P T A planning a Friday two o'clock food sale with Mrs James I Nostall and Mrs Edward B Hamblett as chairs. The Bath Iron Works built destroyer U S S Livermore heads to builder's trials with Port Captain William S Blair in command. A new automatic soda dispenser debuts at Hallettes drug store. Bath banks plan 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m hours after Oct 1. Local church updates and other community notes are included.
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Wilfrid E. Guerin
the Times Co
Nassau
Bahamas
St. Mary's P.T.A
James I. Nostall
Edward B. Hamblett
C. Z
Hallet's
City Hall Square
U.S. S. Livermore
Bath Iron Works Corp
William S. Blair
Senter's, Inc
Young Bicycle Accident Injures Hazel Trafton in Wellington
Hazel Trafton, 10, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trafton, was thrown from her bicycle over the village bridge into a brook, suffering a cut face and back injuries. She was rushed to Bing ham hospital. The mishap occurred as she and the bike went over the railing into shallow water and jagged rocks.
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Hazel Trafton
Frank Trafton
Wellington
Bingham
Mrs Duncan Farrell Returns to Bangor After Visit
Mrs Duncan Farrell returns to Bangor after a brief stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Manson.
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Duncan Farrell
Bangor
Robert Manson
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