Local Jottings on church activities and community events
The community notes report repairs to the Hockomock and several church and club activities. The Agoga Class met at J. E. Pomeroy's home as delegates prepare for national conventions. a funeral at 33 Liberty Street. a schooner launch at the G. G. Deering Co. yard. and various meetings at First Baptist, W C T U, Epworth League, and Beacon Street Church with officers listed for the Woman's Home Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
J. E. Pomeroy
Court St
Lincoln Lodge
1.C.C.F
Frank Oliver
V. P. Emery
H. D. Maxwell
St. Louis
H. M. Sewall
Chicago
First Baptist
Clarence N. Flood
Winter Street
United States
W.C.T.U
A. M. Robinson
Washington St
Lois Palmer
Neal Dow
Charles DeWolf
Liberty St
S. A. Evans
People’s Baptist Church
Harry Williams
Fred Stil
W. A. MacCormick
Y.M.C.A
Merritt
Sebasco
Pattee
Mulligan
Delta
First Baptist Church
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Beacon Street
William Craft
William Thistle
Ella Douglas
Allen Clark
Flora Longfellow Turknette
Eugene McGrath
John Minot
William Perry
Alice.m.douglas
Doris Shepherd
Home Guard
T. N. Kewley
William P. Dean
Alice May Douglas
Street Work Clears Mud and Ice at Crossings
Street crews remove accumulated mud and ice from crossings. Former Alderman Welsh cleaned the Court House Square crossing on Center St. as thanks, a janitor receives a box of cigars. Henry M. Foster’s body arrives from Everett for Oak Grove Cemetery interment. he was long a painter in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh
Court House Square
Center St
Court House
Henry M. Foster
Everett
Mass
Oak Grove
Maple sap and small town life weave through Bath notes
The Bath area reports maple sap runs good and local events from dances at K Y C to tramps at the police station. Officers handle juvenile incidents, coast guard visits, whist parties, and a new Texas Co yard project while community groups plan a Mock Trial and dance at Music Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Guerrero
Linden Plummer
K.Y.C
the Universalist Church
Charles Rideout
Washington St
Rangeley Lakes
Gilmore
Traverse
S. J. Court
McFadden
Morse High
Weaver
Seguin
Pinson
Henry Howard
Bagley
Rogers
Lieut. Walsh
Simon R. Sands
Coast Guard
First District
Fletcher's Neck
Biddeford Pool
Cape Elizabeth
South Portland
Hunnewell’s Beach
Popham
Beach
Bath Aerie
W. H. Whitmore
Ida Guerrero
Bath
San Francisco
M. A. Haraden
Ll. B. Swett
F. W. Hartnett
John J. Keegan
F. H. Thompson
M. C. Fitzgerald
W. J. Whalen
H. W. Howard
Herbert
Supt
Spence
Bath Scenes and Spring Happenings in Bath
A Bath column notes awnings up along Front and Center Sts and spring activity. Fishermen prep gear while costs rise. a three masted schooner Longfellow is sold to New York buyers. Classified ads prove powerful with a 25 cent Times ad sparking rapid house sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Rummery
Portland
Walter Potter
North End
Longfellow
Bath
Kelley, Spear Co
Sebasco
Rogers
James E. Hogan
Portsmouth
Woodbury
New York
Sea Gull
Bath Garage
Overlands
Brunswick
Charles W. Clifford, Jr
Lloyd Aderton
Eagle Hotel
the Times
Local notes mix of court, bands, and ship news
The Virginia brought 40 barrels of clams from Popham Tuesday. A schoolboy faces lower court for junk theft with continued case. Downtown streets look livelier and a band rehearsal shows progress. A bankrupcy hearing set for April 10 involves Bath Shoe Co. property and liens. Community groups mark anniversaries and student button awards are noted. The six masted schooner Edward J. Lawrence was sighted off Five Fathom Bank with cargo for Gloucester. An indoor meet at Bath YMCA sees the Engineers beat the Hall Room 6 to 4. Walter Percy and brother return from Boston. he recalls war era sea experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Raymond Chappell
Falmouth
Portland
Maine
Lewiston
Isa
Boothbay
Susan C. Hodgdon
Westport
Concord
Mass
Bath
Brunswick
New England
America
New
Chicago Times
Times
Jean F. Butler
Charles L. Rice
Woolwich
Butler
Rice
Virginia
Popham
C. A. Corliss
E. W. Larrabee
Laurence J. Kane
John EF. Fitzgerald
John C. Fitzgerald
Bangor
William T. Hall
Front St
Edward W. Bridgham
Bath Shoe Co
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge No
C.F
Beulah Lodge
Richmond
Liberty
Auburn
Columbia
Woodfords
Eliabeth Ricker
Elizabeth Foster
Sarah A. Cook
D.D.P
Annie Johnson
Dr. Peabody
The
Grand Lodge
Week's Street Grammar School
Mary Dowling
George Colby
Ralph Small
Susie Robbins
Irene Lennox
Herbert Goddard
Eleanor Bruce
Week’s St
Evelyn Robbins
Clifford Neil
Josie Rich
Caroline Anna Averill
Gladys Glidden
Dorothy Ingham
Elizabeth Cressey
Murdock Murray
Edward Glidden
Horace Murray
Helen Jones
Oscar Hunt
George Moses
Anna Sanford
Marion Swett
Robert Seavey
Edward J. Lawrence
Kreger
Gloucester
Palmers
American Society of Marine Draughtsmen
Y.M.C.A
Murtaugh
Walter Percy
Parker
Europe
North Sea
Leap Year Party and Local Meetings Brighten Bath Scene
Local notes describe a leap year party at the K Y C, the Jolly Thimble Sewing Club gathering with Miss Ethel Warner, and civic events. Reports mention cedar ties arriving for the Texas Co shipyard, plans for a women’s suffrage lecture by Mrs. Sykes, and Maine campaign activity led by Bath figures. Community updates include a Rob erts fountain tribute, a court case on assault in Augusta, promotions for Ralph A. Stearns with Captain Latlip, and Wesley Church’s Fourth Quarterly Conference program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.Y.C
Jolly Thimble Sewing Club
Ethel Warner
Russel St
Texas Co
Waterville
Klippel
Green St
Frederick Sykes
Connecticut College
Association
Arthur J. Roberts
College
John W. Roberts
Middle St
Roberts
Park Pond
Alfred McKague
Bath
Naval & Military Orphan Asylum
Augusta
Maine
Roy R. Wentworth
Clinton
Maine Central Railroad
Geo. D. Weeks
Fairfield
Wentworth
Ralph A. Stearns
Latlip
Carascul
Mr. Stearns
Capt. Latlip
Wesley M. E. Church
Rheinberger
Gant
Cowles
Rubenstein
J. M. Frost
Portland
Wesley Church
Charles Wallace
Bath Police
Small
Bath Force
Fred L. McFadden
Night Watch
McFadden
Spear
Hyde
George E. Hughes
Frank Small
Perkins
A. A. Derrah
Derrah
Derrrah
W. A. Lewis
James A. Robinson
W. F. Reed
Daniel B. Derrah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Karl Breckenbridge
Maine Osteopathic Association
M. N. Kellett
O. P. Ahlquist
C. W. Brown
Sagadahoe Council
K. of C
Music Hall
James Royal
J. J. Keegan
John Fitzgerald
John Trainor
Henry Biggins
Frank
E. Randall Leonard
West Bath Grange
Odd _ T Ladies
Nellie Worrey
Highland St
Ramona Council
Woodbury Potter
Washington St. M.H.S
Small Point
State Board of Pharmacy
Maine State College
Orono
Preston
Parker's Flats
Howard Coal Co