Social Happenings of the Week in Bath
A long Bath society column lists many visits engagements and comingsgoings. Notables include Ruth Law pictured in New York Japan visit and Congressman White Jr in Maine circle. Local events cover birthdays marriages and military family arrivals with dozens of Bath residents noted.
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New York Times
Ruth Law
Japan
Miss Law
Marqhis Okuma
Bath
Standish Field
North
Lincoln Streets
Wallace H. White
Maine
Mrs Warner Addresses Bath Women on Local Marketing
Mrs Florence A Warner, director of home department for the State Agricultural and Industrial league, urged buying locally produced foods to Bath women. She argued Maine's foods travel out of state despite local production and cited Portland string beans largely bought in Boston but grown in nearby Saco. She emphasized milk's value, especially for children, and provided practical market rules and a suggested budget split for food spending.
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Florence A. Warner
Home Department State Agricultural and Industrial League
Vortland
Boston
Saco
Portland
Warner
Bath Rotarians Visit Swift and Co Bath Plant
Members of Bath Rotary Club and wives toured Swift and Co on Water Street led by manager M Nl Beerwort. The group viewed the plant from production to cold storage noting cleanliness and the refrigeration area. Each lady received a bottle of salad oil and a cake of toilet soap as a thank you.
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Bath Rotary Club
King Tavern
M. Nl. Beerwort
Swift & Co
Water Street
Mr. Beerwort
Beerwort
Salvation Army Quota Set for Sagadahoc County Drive
Almon S. Bisbee and W. S. Randall met with Mayor Drake to discuss a Salvation Army drive using a 20 cent per capita rate. Sagadahoc’s tentative county target is 3724.80 with allocations to Arrowsic Bath Bowdoin Georgetown Phippsburg Richmond Tops ham West Bath Woolwich Perkins and nearby towns.
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Almon S. Bisbee
Portland
Salvation Army
W. S. Randall
Cumberland
York
Sagadahoc
Knox
Oxford
Franklin
Drake
Arrowsie
Bath
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham
Georgetown
Phippsburg
Richmond
Topsham
West Bath
Woolwich
Perkins
Famous Author U S Ufford to Speak in Bath May
Reverend U S Ufford renowned hymn writer of Throw Out the Life Line will lecture in Bath in May under the W C T U auspices. He tours the state promoting jubilee drives carrying the life line message from a world tour. Local W C T U leader Mrs Lelia Knight leads the Bath drive as key woman. A Bath union meeting read notes from Sheriff Wilbur C Oliver praising union flowers and postcards on his birthday.
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Bath
W.c-T.u. Mx
Ufford
Lelia Knight
Unnion
Wilbur C. Oliver
Worcester
Mass
Lillian Douglas
Department of Lighthouses
Rev A B Hervey speaks on seaweeds at Bath Rotary
Rev A B Hervey entertained Bath Rotary members and wives with a seaweed talk at King Tavern. It was the first ladies noon, praised by all. He described decades of study, Bermuda trips for specimens, and showed about 150 mounted samples.
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Alpheus Th. Hervey
Bath Rotary Club
King Tavern
Pres. Langdon TT. Snipe
Fred ‘Tp. Shaw
Shaw
Landloyd Jackson
Harry T. Passmore
Charles W. Wetherbee
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
New Brick Schoolhouse Plans Ready for Summer Construction
Plans and specifications for a modern brick schoolhouse to be built at the North end by the Emergency Fleet Corporation are sent to contractors. The city will appropriate over 25,000 dollars to replace the old wooden structure on Dummer Street and relieve congestion.
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Emergency Fleet Corporation
North End
Fleet Corporation
Dummer Street
Annual Inspection and Camp Plans at G A R Hall
The annual inspection of T. W. Hyde camp S of V was held Monday in G A R hall with good attendance. Ralph F H Greenwood of Portland praised the camp and read a letter from Shepley camp detailing battles. Sedgwick Post is guest of honor for the camp's 22nd anniversary.
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T. W. Hyde
S. of V
G. A
Sedgwick
A. R
Carroll Watson
Frank H. Bears
Bank crooks, local thefts prompt guard at First National
A Bath city bulletin reports bank crime trends with cashier W. Shorey warning First National staff to stay vigilant against thieves using grills and hooks. A separate note mentions a $45 loss at another bank and widespread cash-handling caution amid crook activity.
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Shorey
First National
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