Bowdoin College opens 137th year with Freshman class
Ernest Haskell of Garden street is among Bowdoin College freshmen as the college opens its 137th year. President Kenneth C. M. Sills addresses the student body at chapel. Among new students are John L. Baxter Jr. of Brunswick and Peary D. Stafford of Washington, D. C. plus news of local residents and visitors returning or traveling for events and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Haskell
Garden Street
Morse High School
Bowdoin College
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Chapel
Bowdoin
John L. Baxter, Jr
Brunswick
Peary D. Stafford
Washington, D. C
Portland
Robert E. Peary
Shaw Family Weekend at Pop ham Cottage Guests
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Shaw and daughter Joan of North street spent the weekend at their cottage at Pop ham with guests Mr and Mrs Karcher Jackson and son Richard. Nash Moulton from University of Maine class of 41 was a weekend guest at the home of Mr and Mrs M C Trott on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeForrest Coombs
Beverly Ann
Donald Robert
Cherry Street
King’s Point
New Meadows
Coombs Cottage
Benjamin Coombs
High Street
Donald Robert Coombs
White Mountains
Roscoe Shaw
Joan of
North Street
Popham
Karcher Jackson
Richard
Nash Moulton
University of Maine
Mrs. M. C. Trott
James S. Duncan
Barre, Vt
James R. Duncan
Duncan
Court Street
Carl Wing
Lewiston
Hugh D. Grant
Front Street
Wa terville Couple Guests At Shea Home
Mr and Mrs H T Branch of Wa terville were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs William H Shea at 53 Beacon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Branch
Waterville
William H. Shea
Beacon , Street
Mrs Madden Visits Son in South Portland
Mrs. Charles A. Madden of Merechan ic street returned Saturday evening from South Portland, where for two weeks she visited her son, G. Clifford Madden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Simmons
Waldoboro
Mrs
Osborn West
Charles A. Madden
Merechanic Street
South Portland
G. Clifford Madden
Ora Gregware
Barre, Vt
Paul A. Gregware
Gregware
Pearl Street
Community notices of local residents and visitors in Wareham
Over the weekend families and friends across Wareham and nearby towns shared news of travels, visits, and storm experiences. Addresses, occupations, and recent movements are listed, including schooling, hospital work, vacation trips, and forthcoming marriage intentions among residents and guests.
Buck joins Harvard Dental School from Bowdoin College
Leon E. Buck son of Mr and Mrs Harry W Smith of 137 Oak street left Sunday to enter Harvard Dental School. He graduated from Bowdoin College in the class of 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeCosta Bennett
Eben Bennett
Lubec
John J. Keegan
Grove Street
Bates College
John McInnes
Washington Street
Bangor
Duncan McInnes
Leon E. Buck
Harry W. Smith
Oak Street
Harvard Dental School
Mr. Buck
Bowdoin College
Newark Couple Hosts Guests Then Leave for New Jersey
Mr and Mrs Albert Rock and Miss Kunlitski of Newark New Jersey departed Monday after several days visiting guests of Mrs Archibald M Main of Garden Street Newark New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rock
Newark
N. J
Kunlitski
Archibald M
Main
Garden Street
Notable York Harbor Social Roundup Of Travels and Engagements
Mr and Mrs John Donnell and daughter Dorothy Anne return to York Harbor after visiting relatives in York. He graduates Morse High in 1931 and plans winter employment at the Carolina Hotel in Pinehurst North Carolina. The Parris and Calderwood families completed a 3000 mile Ontario trip, braving a detour around a hurricane. The Thelma Olsen engagement to Frank Healing is announced in Stratford Conn. Mrs Huskins travels to New York to join Capt Huskins aboard ship. Edward H Owen Bowdoin 1938 heads to Harvard for graduate math. Klippel family moves to a Woolwich home. Broom transfers to Boston Maine division after floods. Duncan and Wing couples visit Bath and Lewiston friends. Mrs Ora Gregware visits in Bath while Miss Belanger visits Parkman and Moosehead Lake.
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John Donnell
Dorothy Anne
York Harbor
John Burgon
Middle Street
Donnell
Morse High School
Warren Parris
Upper Washington Street
Lloyd Calderwood
Gardiner
Ontario
Canada
Niagara Falls
Gettysburg
Cleveland
Ohio
Mansfield
New York City
Chicago
Conrad Olsen
Stratford
Conn
Thelma Olsen
Frank Healing
Lordship
John Huskins
Winship Street
Huskins
Craigsmere
Tracy Line
New York
Newport News
Bath
Mrs W A Hastings to represent at Maine PTA convention
Mrs W A Hastings will serve as National Congress of Parents and Teachers representative at the 19th annual Maine Congress convention Oct 45 at Hotel Eastland Portland. A Wisconsin native with 20 years in PTA work, she has held multiple leadership roles in Madison and Wisconsin groups and earned U Wisconsin degrees with Phi Beta Kappa honors.
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W. A. Hastings
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Madison Council
Wisconsin Congress
Madison Women's Club
League of Women Voters
Presbyterian Student Center
University of Wisconsin
State Maternal and Child Health Commission
Joint
Wisconsin
Women's Field Army For Cancer Control
Hastings
Y.W.C.A
Phi Beta Kappa
Letter Carriers Auxiliary Meets in Bath Chapter
The Bath chapter No. 801 Auxiliary to the National Association of Letter Carriers held its first regular meeting on September 21 at Mrs. John K. Gillespie’s home. By-laws were drawn, the charter received from the National Secretary, and a social hour followed with cards and refreshments. The next meeting is set for October 5 at Mrs. James E. McLaughlin’s home. Miss Ruth Lemoine became Junior Lieutenant. Miss Alice Darrah was elected secretary. Miss Edith Berg, treasurer.
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Bath
National Association of Letter Carriers
John K. Gillespie
Washington Street
James E. McLaughlin
Willow Street
Pine Tree
Glenn H. Easton
Front Street
Ruth Lemoine
Alice Darrah
Edith Berg
Mrs Card Patient at Memorial Hospital Seeks Care
Mrs. Otis N E Card of North street remains a patient at Memorial hospital. Fred Wallace of Washington street has returned from a weekend outing at Bar Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis N. E. Card
North Street
Memorial Hospital
Fred Wallace
Washington Street
Bar Harbor
Body of former Bath man shipped for burial
The body of Frank E. Pratt, 47, a Bath native who died Saturday in Lowell Mass arrived for burial in Oak Grove cemetery with a committal service at the grave. He worked as a moulder at Hyde Windlass and Terrey Roller Bushing Works and later in Lowell at an electric car works before retirement. He leaves a wife and four children, two brothers and two sisters. Funeral was at 2 30 p.m. Tuesday in Lowell.
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Frank E. Pratt
Bath
Lowell
Mass
Oak Grove
Mr. Pratt
Hyde Windlass Co
Terrey Roller Bushing Works
Electric Car Works
Hattie Ansert Pratt
Ethel
Mary
Frank
Carl
Fred H. Pratt
Leon Pratt
Malden
Charles Dunning
Gertrude Johnson
Bathman Describes Storm Experiences Across States
Edward D True of A Hallet & Co and family traveled 388 miles in 11 hours from Washington to Garden City Long Island stopping at Harrisburg Gettysburg Front Royal and Richmond as they witnessed widespread storm devastation from the hurricane and tidal wave. They saw toppled homes wrecked buildings blown roofs missing telegraph and power poles and flooded streets. In Connecticut and Rhode Island a passenger on a train caught in the tidal wave endured 56 hours trapped at Westerly before continuing home. The storm caused heavy damage from New London to Boston with downed trees and widespread power outages.
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Edward D. True
A. Hallet & Co
Mr. True
Garden City
Long Island
Mrs. True
New Haven
New London
Providence
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Virginia
Front Royal
Skyland Drive
Blue Ridge Mountains
Natural Bridge
Luray Caverns
Richmond
Virginia Beach
Old Point Comfort
Washington
New England
Anna M. Palmer
Connecticut
Westerly
Rhode Island
Boston
Mollie Palmer
New York
Portland
Ore
George W. Davis
Maxwell Street
Thomas W.davis
Voluntown
Conn
Sterling, Conn
U. S. Finishing Co
Sterling
Norwich
Bowdoin College Notes Maine Chem Society Meeting
Maine Section of the American Chemical society will meet at the college Saturday Oct 1. Prof John C Schroeder D D of Yale University will speak at chapel Sunday afternoon at five. The choir will sing a Bach chorale Father by Thy Light and Power. Masque and Gown smoker will be in Moulton union Tuesday Oct 3. Current exhibits at the Walker Art building include Water Colors by Winslow Homer lent by Harold T Pulsifer and Portrait of a Man by Benjamin West set by John H Halford of the class of 1907.
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Maine
American Chemical Society
John C. Schroeder
D.D
Yale University
Moulton Union
Walker Art Building
Winslow Homer
Harold T. Pulsifer
Benjamin West
John H. Halford
Miss Louise Clark Visits Lewiston Cousin Miss Eleanor Cornish
Miss Louise Clark of Lewiston is spending a week with her cousin Miss Eleanor Cornish at 31 Getchell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Clark
Lewiston
Eleanor Cornish
Getchell Street
Bar Harbor excursion and local events in Bath
City readers recall a Cadillac Mountain sighting on a Bar Harbor trip with stops at Sieur de Monts park Thunder Hole and Bar Harbor areas plus East Belfast and Fort Knox. A charity baked bean supper in Bath raised funds for a new heater with about 76 served and a judging committee led by Mrs. William W. Dennison. William T. Donnell spoke in Augusta on pheasant open season and spring releases. A Bath house sale transfers ownership of 1289 1291 Washington St to Harold E Hodgkins. Central church installation adds a new heating plant and chimney rebuild. Sherwood Aldrich elected Sagadahoc county attorney to open Bath offices. A High Street dwelling project for Kenneth Smith advances. Captain Y Smith Stange demonstrated the iron claw to Bath officials after Maine police adoption.
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Charles Beee Ures
Bar Harbor
Sunda
Cadillac Mountain
Sieur de Monts Park
Thunder Hole
Old Fort Knox
Perry’s Nut House
Belfast
Oan
Bath
Cosmopolitan Club
William W. Dennison
Carroll A. Deering
Elizabeth Deering
Susan G. Mitchell
Leslie J. Wold
Ernest R. Avery
Paul L. Boudreau
Carl F. Pierce
David 8. Cogan
William T. Donnell
Sagadahoc
High Street
Green Street
Kenneth Smith
Bath Iron Works Corp
Swanton
Fred W. Swanton
Washington, D. C
Y. Smith-Stange
New York City
Warden Predicts Good Duck Season Opens Soon
East Brunswick veteran game warden John H. Perkins says the upcoming duck shooting season from 7 a.m. Saturday to November 15 should be the best Maine gunners have seen in years, especially at Merrymeeting Bay. He notes abundant ducks, many mallards, increased teal and black ducks, and a favorable tide for opening day. Novice and famous writer Ben Ames Williams will visit the Bay next week with guide Willard E. Elliot, accompanied by Mrs. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Perkins
East Brunswick
Maine
Merrymeeting Bay
Warden Perkins
Thri Wiiter
Ben Ames Williams
Brookline
Mass
Williams
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