Bath society notes highlight wedding and local events
The society column reports the wedding of Gladys Kinney Brush and Joseph Stickney Kimball at Harvard Congregational Church Brookline and lists family members bridesmaids and ushers. It also covers community notices including an elderly Mrs Jacksons illness Burns DeLang arrival in Bath to oversee shipyard work and a Busy Community League session with Miss Riddle the community nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Gladys Kinney Brush
Charles Newcomb Brush
Longwood Ave
Brookline
Joseph Stickney Kimball
Yale
Samuel A. Kimball
Newbury St
Harvard Congregational Church
Adelaide W. Brush
Marjorie Jewett Brush
Katherine Newcomb Brush
Barbara Horton
Elise Rothwell
Horace
Brush
John Hazen Kimball
Henry N. Merritt
Philadelphia
Horace D. Brush
Mass
Charles Arbuthnot
Pittsburgh
Daniel A. Heald
Orange
N. J
Pomeroy T. Francis
Short Hills
Suffrage School Opens in Lewiston With Notable Speakers
The Suffrage school in Lewiston opened Tuesday afternoon conducted by Mrs. Henry W. Cobb s of Augusta and Mrs. Edward S. An thoine of Portland. Over 100 enrolled by Monday. Mrs. Sara T. Gilson Massachusetts campaign chairman addressed the school Wednesday. George B. Wetherbee son of Bath Iron Works VP joined Phillips Andover volunteer company and signed early. Miss Dorothy Sewall returned from Boston after hotel registration. Miss Florence Dunton, teaching in Andover, visited Dedham guest Miss Marie Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Henry W. Cobbs
Augusta
Edward S. Anthoine
Portland
Sara T. Gilson
Massachusetts
George B. Wetherbee
C. P. Wetherbee
Bath Iron Works
Phillips-Andover Academy
Dorothy Sewall
Boston
Local residents plan visits and relocations this week
Mrs Leonard D Norsworthy and family arrive from New York to visit Rev O W Folsom and will travel to Bath for a weekend outing. Mrs C W Fisher arrives from Boston to open her Pine Bluff cottage. Dr George E Percy and Dr D T Percy with sons and friends from Harvard prepare for navy service while superintendent I C Phillips resettles in East Greenwich R I near Providence as he finishes duties in Farmington and Wilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard D. Norsworthy
Elizabeth
Leonard D. Norsworthy, Jr
New York
O. W. Folsom
Norsworthy
Bath
C. W. Fisher
Boston
Pine Bluff
Lower
High St
George B. Drake
Texas Steamship Co
George E. Percy
D. T. Percy
Arlington
Popham
Percy Cottage
George
Thomas
Fred Percy
Navy
Harvard
I. C. Phillips
East Greenwich
R. I
Narragansett Bay
Providence
Phillips
Lewinton
Farmington
Wilton
Rhode Island
Local Teachers and Visitors Visit East Boston
A. J. Wahlstrom of East Boston visits friends here. He once taught manual training and left Bath six years ago. Miss Mary Campbell of Washington Street School spends time at home in Farmington with guest Miss Clarice Kinsman, Palmer Method instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Wahlstrom
Boston
Mr. Wahlstrom
Bath
Wast
Mary Campbell
Washington St
Farmington
Clarice Kinsman
Palmer
Final Standing in Office Bowling League Season
Texas Office wins the league with a 67 29 record and a .698 winning percentage. Texas Foremen take second at 59 37, Hywinco Office 52 44, Hywinco Foremen 17 719. Texas S. S. Office claims high game 1518 high single 130 by MacMillan and high 3 string 339 by MacMillan. A marine engineer hits a pole on Center St while testing a new car. minor damage and no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office
Texas Office
Texas Foremen
P.C. Texas
Hywinco Office
Hywinco Foremen
Texas S. S. Office
MacMillan
Center St
Local Jottings and Community Notes from Bath Area
Rice replaces potatoes in many households as a versatile staple. Waldo Murray begins removing piers and piling for the old electric railway bridge at New Meadows. Gauvin starts Franklin House expansions adding five rooms to total twenty five. A bay window is added to the east side and 100 lawn plants set. Capt. W P Fawcett of Round Pond attends New Meadows Boat Club meeting in Bath and operates the launch Jewels in summer. The Bath Opera House features the song "'Tis Love That Makes the World Go Round" written by the wife of late Capt. Willis Gannett, former Bath Independent contributor. Gustavus Peavy, longtime Maine salesman and Colby College graduate, dies in Boston aged 60. Fr title Frank F Clapp of Damariscotta has been Maine salesman for 35 years. funeral held in Boston. Hon. Harold M. Sewall speaks in Augusta on food conservation plans for farmers. A verdict of 5250 awarded to Mrs. A Ferdinand Avery in Rockland suit over a 1915 Thomaston collision. N Webb Thompson killed, wife awarded 25000 against Thompson estate. defense cites train speed. A separate 1483 awarded to Mr. Avery for loss of wife’s services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Murray
New Meadows
Gauvin
Franklin House
W. P. Fawcett
Round Pond
Bath
New Meadows Boat Club
Bath Opera House
Wyllis Gannett
Bath Independent
Togus
Gustavus ¥. Peavy
Waterville
Boston
Maine
Colby
Peavy Bros
Frank F. Clapp
Damariscotta
Harold M. Sewall
Augusta
State Committee On
State House
Committee On the Conservation of
General Committee of
Supreme Court
Rockland
A. Ferdinand Avery
Waverley
Mass
Brunswick celebration recalls outing season in New England
Extras for the Brunswick celebration highlighted outdoor events across New England with reports from Charlestown Navy Yard and Bath. Notable items include visits by ER Knight of Augusta, a Pythian Sisters social at 492 Middle St, funeral details for Charles E. Foster, hotel plans for William Hamilton of the Riverside Hotel, and shipbuilding talks in Bath. Grand Commandery Maine re-elects Herbert McKenney as Grand Commander. Three Palmer schooners sold to New York continue offshore, crewing challenges persist. Central Troop Boy Scouts hike fourteen miles to Brunswick and back for first class tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. O. Knight
Augusta
Knight
Gannett Publishing Co
Pythian
Charles Brown
Middle St
Charles E. Foster
Clifton St
Clarence M. Fogg
Corliss St
Oak Grove Cemetery
William Hamilton
Brunswick
Riverside
Popham
Bath
J. W. Loughlin
Hand
Damariscotta Board of Trade
Frank B. Tovery, Jr
Washington St
W. E. Rowe
Grand Commandery of
Maine
United Order of Golden Cross
Waterville
Herbert. McKenney
Portland
Martha Basford
Bangor
Edith Keene
William P. Varnum
Cumberland Mills
Horace Mitchell
Kittery
Palmer
New York
Jane
Harwood
Singleton
Metropolis
Haseen
Central Troop
Boy Scouts
Loyal Jones
Haviland Torrey
Joseph Avery
James Ledyard
Archie Miller
John McInnes
Loring Hill
Archie Wishart
Cuthbert Wilson
Harding
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harriet N. Jackson
South St
Julia Jackson
John S. Jackson
Florida
Edwin H. DeLang
U.S.N
Town
Paul E. Campman
DeLang
Jenkins
Lieut. Campman
Community League
Y.M.C.A
W. E. Kershner
Miss Riddle
Cosmopolitan Club
Riddle
J. O. Lincoln
Mark W. Sewall
Brunswick Golf Club
A. B. Hervey
Bermuda
Norwood
Dr. Hervey
Marguerite Hutchins
Everett E. Hutchins
Francis Thomas Donnelly
Bowdoin
Pittsburg
S. A. Evans
Steep Falls
Annie M. Young
Boston Daughters of Maine Club
Ida V. Leeds
Annie P. Hamlen
Angus McLeod
Lucy A. Stockbridge
D. Savage
Lida B. Riddle
Pawtucket
Central Falls
Mary Louise Bogan
Jane Agnes
Arthur Deehan Welch
Avon
Welch
Alice Mary Wyman
Damarscotta
Lincoln County Teachers’ Association
Eleanor B. Arnold
Percy and Sons
Mme
James de Gogorza
Arthur M. Luce
Mabel A. Thwing
Mabel Cate
Dresden
N. B. Cortell
Anti-Suffrage League
Brunswick Court Room
A. P. Douglas
Anti-Suffrage League of
New Hampshire
Baroness Huard
Frances Wilson
Memorial Hall
Donald MacMillian
Madame Huard
Margaret
Katharine Torrey
Jennie Hopkins
Spring St
S. S. Millin
John H. Hyd
Clarence Johnson
Winnefred
W. J. Baker
Anna
Cushman
Aunburn
Lewiston and Auburn
National League For Woman's Service
Winter St
John A. Morse
Miss Morse
A. F. Williams
Phippsburg Center
Amherst
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Agnes Tarbox
Everett
Louise Libby
Miss Tarbox
Topsham
High Street
E. Motley Fuller
Albert H. Shaw
Amory Houghton
Pauline Hatch
Mary Baxter
Young
Mere Point
J. A. Legro
Kingfield
the House of Kuppenheimer
Kuppenheimer
John J.desmondco
Water Streets
Texas S. S
Dodge
Conner
Corell
Greaney
Guerin
Gaynor
Medley
Texas
Foremen
Frost
Alexander
Hallstein
Bauereis
Fraser
Lermond
Hywinco
Page Hallstein
Turner
Reed
Ramsay
Coombs
Cyr
New England
Charlestown Navy Yard
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