Social Happenings Of The Week In The Shipping City
A long list of Bath residents and visitors, social events, and local comings and goings through Patriots' Day. Guests included Mrs. Albert Bonney, Misses Es ther Hall and Madelyn Davis, and many others. Trips to Boston and Portland noted, plus club and church gatherings and preparations for summer activities.
Rockland address on youth theme by state leader
George Wison Sendder, president of the State US Po 0, returned Thursday from Rockland where on Wednesday night he addressed the Rockland Upion op. "The Challenge of Youth." Miss Ruth Ledyard left Wednesday for Malden, Moses., where she will pass several days with friends.
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George Wison Sendder
US Po
Rockland
Ruth Ledyard
Malden, Moses
Wrights Plan Westward Trip With Tent Travel
Mr and Mrs Merton Wright of Woolwich depart Monday for the West visiting Mrs Wrights sisters Miss Jennie Larrabee of Lowell and Mrs Louise Rolfe of East Dedham Massachusetts then proceed to New York before heading farther West they plan to carry a tent and camp when conditions permit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Wright
Woolwich
West
Miss Beatrice Noyes and Miss Merrill Head to Lake Moxie
Miss Beatrice Noyes and Miss Bea trice Merrill travel Friday to Lake Moxie to visit Miss Merrill sister. They bring snow shoes and plan a real Winter frolic over Patriots day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Noyes
Beatrice Merrill
Lake Moxie
Miss Merrill
Weekend Guests and Local Residents Return Home
A long list of visitors and locals trade weekend greetings in Bath and nearby towns. Residents from New Bedford Somerville Worcester Portland Malden and Melrose visited relatives here while others returned to work or continued travels after Patriots Day. Notables include Mr and Mrs Robert Futon Carlton Swift and Mr and Mrs George Moses with extended guests in Bath and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Futon
Carlton Swift
New Bedford
Mass
George Moses
Somerville
Fulton
Mr. Swift
Daniel Fulton
South Street
Leland’ R. Mitchell
Middle Street
Moses
Harry W. Crosman
High Street
Local Guests and Weekend Visitors Noted in Brockton
Mr. Todd and Mr. Davis were hosted by Thomas E. McCormick at the American House in Brockton after spending the weekend as his guests. Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Davis will stay through the week while William A. Furber visits in Portland on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Davis
Brockton, Mass
Thomas Be. McCormick
American House
Brockton
Thomas E. McCormick
Mr. Todd
Mr. Davis
Berry and Robinson Families Return from Short Trips
Mr and Mrs Lewis W Berry with sons Willard and Tawwis Jr returned Sunday from Portland where they stayed overnight with Mrs Berry s mother Alicia Berry Harold P P Small and Zina Eaton returned Saturday night from a week in Boston where they attended the Frigid Mr and Mrs Charles E Robinson have returned to their home at 1235 Washington street after spending several weeks with Mrs Robinson s sister Mrs William Yule on Upper Washington street while she and her sister Miss Elizabeth Dunbar were in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Hooper
City Hospital
Elmer Craig
Trufant
Boston
Beston
Toledo
Ohio
Helen Shaughnessy
Washington Street
Portland
Fred P. Gilbey
Mr. Gilbey
New York
Leslie ‘Tabor
Bertha McSwain
Beste
Mrs. Gilbey
William P. Hatch
Monday Evening Club
R. J. Teseman
Gardiner G. Deering
Bath
Ion
JS. C. Montgomery
North Street
South
Lewis W. Berry
Willard and
Tawwis, Jr
Berry
Alicia Berry
Harold PP. Small
Zina Eaton
Charles E. Robinson
Robinson
William Yule
Upper Washington Street
Elizabeth Dunbar
New York City
Robert Ayer
Upper
York Hall Hosts Sewing Class Card Party for Bath Hospital
York Hall hosted a Bath Sewing class card party Saturday to benefit Bath City Hospital. Twenty three tables played auction and straight whist with prizes including a banquet from Kennebec Greenhouses, tulips, perfume, and chocolate boxes. Over $500 was raised as attendees from Bath and nearby towns enjoyed tea and centerpieces of jonquils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Hall
William JD. Sewall
Bath City Hospital
Bridge
Paul M. Olin
Kennebec
Anna Trott
Clarence W. Morse
Charles
J. R. Andrews
Board of
Anele
Cambridge visitor and Boston student return home
Mrs Elizabeth Beal of Cambridge Mass arrived Saturday to spend a week with her daughter Mrs Clinton D Wil son of Washington street. Miss Lydia Baxter who has been taking nine courses at the Garland school Boston has returned home for the remainder of the Spring and Summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wf. Sparks
John
Malcolm
Helen
Wollaston
Mass
Pss
Dhllippsburg Center
Lydia Baxter
Chicago
W.R. Smith
Alice Crocker
Dorchester
Herman Crocker
High Street
W. J. T Burke
Medford
Larrabee Grove
New Meadows
Bath
Mr. Burke
Berwick
Albert Cooper
Walter B. Warren
Newton Center
OT. Wiggins
Pred J. Miggins
Lincoln Street
South West Harbor
Mrs. Higgins
Alice Tlartnett
Gloucester
Pred W. Slartnett
Tron
Rupert H. Baxter
Lydia
Bruce H. M. White
Bean Spinney
Emilya Vose
Baxter Cottage
Mere Point
John Germaine
Worcester
Germaine
City Treas
Ralph K. Wall
Florence Neiley
Trufant's
Brunswick
Elizabeth Beal
Cambridge
Clinton D. Wilson
Washington Street
Garland School
Boston
Mellie Dunham Fiddler Visit Ties Bath To Dearborn Fame
Notices recall Mellie Dunham Norway fiddler famed for playing before Henry Ford at his Dearborn home. Bath figures George A. Churchill calls him a mighty fine man, with a photo showing Dunham in a 1900 Norway Lake camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellie Dunham
Norway
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Mich
George A. Churchill
Bath
Mr. Churchill
Norway Lake
Mellie
Fiddler
Collection of Poems by Maine Authors
Miss Alice May Douglas of Tath is compiling Maine poets for a permanent state library collection in Augusta. She seeks informants on Sagadahoe county poets, including unpublished works, and follows State Librarian Dunnack’s endorsement. Names tied to published or known works from Sagadahoe and surrounding Bath Woolwich are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice May Douglas
Tath
Maine
Augusta
Douglas
Sagadahoe County
Dunnack
Miss Douglas
Susan Marr Snaulding
Moses Owen
Meta Thorn
Thompson
Woolwich
Sarah P. EF. Iathorne
Frank Sewall
George Frederick Magoun
Herbert Magoun
Ray Palmer
Central Church
Bath
Lydia Merrow Fogg
Annie Patten
Emma J. Coombs
Annie F. Stinson
MacDonald Clark
Tallman
Sud
Phippsburg Road Petition Seeks Discontinuance in Sagadahoe County
Citizens of Phippsburg seek to discontinue a 675 foot by ~2 rod wide road linked to the Bath to Small Point route. The petition asserts no legal acceptance by the town and argues the road is unnecessary for travel. A court order schedules a May 22, 1926 viewing at Allequippa House with notices required for interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Maine
Board of County Commissioners
Sagadahoe
Phippshburg
Phippshure
Maine
Bath
Small Point
Allequiana House
Percy R. Vaeriza
Phipnpsbore
Parier
Newbold Varian
Phippsburgh
A. D
Heenun
Allequippa House
Phippsburg
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Albert Bonney
Esther Hall
Clifford
Small
Mexico
Madelyn Davis
William Davis
Granite Street
Bonney
Josephine Fraser
Ruth Johnson
Melen Tarrabee
Marcia Moulton
Helen Artis
Mation Hill Freeman
Dorothy Davis
Kna Bucknam
Hodgdon
Mra. Kendricks
Boothbay Harbor
Charles Shaw
John C. Minott
Nathan A. Cushman
Sebasco
Worthey Choate
Malden
Waller Ei. Choate
Union Street
Harry Thebeau
George Costain
John W. Costain
Woealworth
Woolworth
Costain
Ora Haller
Parker Head
Maynard Brown
Edwin J. Yardin
Ladies Aid of
Winter Street Church
Edward TB. Smith
Samuel St. Percy
Arthur Stetson
Damarisceotta
Thomass. Gibbons
Marion Dain
Elizabeth McGrath
Stanley Bickle
Ellis L. Aldrich
Esa
Topsham
Ellen Newell
Posse-Nissan School For
Isk
William S. Newell
Fred Potter
Quincy
Eliot A. Fuller
Minott
Beacon Street
Joseph Melroe
Chester Lorentzen
Edward Johnson
Harold Haggett
Delmar FE. Bates
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Quincey
Percy Robbins
Wvde Park
Mazs
Frank Robbins
Pine Street
Joseph Small
Gladys Koughan
Gorham Normal School
Willis O' McGlinchy
Winship Street
Fimer &. Greenienf of
Auburn
Mrs
Bren
Ayer
Natick, Mass
Mr. Ayer
Mr. Thavine
Virraword
Aut
Raymond Smith
Otis
Raymond, Jr
Marie
Stockton Springs
Mary Dean of
Foster's Point
Everett Quinlan
Andrews Road
William Mann
Center Street
First Baptist’ S Church
Lotta Eaton
Cheatnut Street
Eaton
Clif‘ford Harrington
Rose’ Murphy
Fred Lakby
Everett Wright
Herbert FE. Worrey
Joseph Lemont
West Bath
Ada Larrabee
Joseph Larrabee
A. J. Hooker
Hall
Moody
George Reynolds
St. Petersburg
Fla
Maurice Pickard
Robert M. Pickard
David Alkazin
Morse High School
Deering High School
Ladies Aid
Missionary Society
Leslie Whitten
Mabel Whitten
Samuel Morse
Iya Hagan
Otis N. E. Card
Wilbur Hagan
Wilbur Crocker
Fairfield Sanitorium
John Cross
Sigh Street
Madelyn Sonia
John Sonia
Ernest Fulton
Dorothea
W. F. Landerkin
Central Maine Power
Colonial Club
Lewis BE. Spicer
Lewiston
W. Carrol Webster
Webster House
Jack Wade
24 Park Street
James Budge
Roth Mains
Sheldon
Woodfords
Percy Miller
Wiseman Farms
Rocklind
Donald Wishart
Stannard Baytis
Tlenry W. Peabody & Co
London
Rupert I
Baxter
A. S. Barker
Wigh Street
Everett. Mass
Frank Barker
Edward Rolfe
Florida
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Miami
Panger
North Carolina
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Gairdiner
Mark Hagan
Procter Hagan
Hagan
More
United States Navy
A. I. Stuart
Tenant's Harbor
Harry T. Passmore
Harry C. Webber
the Times
Webber
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Associated Press
Charles Farnham
Loring Roberts
Thar Point
Bay Point
Mr. Farnham
Alfred Rowe
Evelyn
Emily Choate
Flora Fraser
Irene Footer
Keith's
Ladies’ Aid of
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Carrie Sampson
B. Ripley
Tha M. Pierce
Treagrer
Carrie Flall
Patriots
Roscoe PP. McFadden
Daytona
Ife
Missiee K. Robbins
Washington, D. C
Col
Dimmer Sewall
Johm A. Morse
Melinda Allen
Bethlehem
Edward ©. Phinmer
Washington
Cliva Fogg
Beowdeinhaim
Laura Manson
Leslie White
Morse High
Blanche White
Mr. White
General Electric Company
Tynn
Fdna Totman
Helen Gow
Poston
Daniel Williams
Emery Tillson
Albert
Catherine
Della McLaughlin
Jacok Conley
Waltham
McLaughlin
James McLaughlin
Willow Street
Thomas Lydon
Brookline, Mass
Arthur Footer
Rath
Fugene Footer
Mark Gediman
Th. Gediman
Pratt Street
Milton Tr. Cars
Herbert
Melba Davis
Jerry Winckley
Carl Pearson
Davis
Fives Islands
James B. Hunter
Hampton, Va
Walter Choate
Worton
Posten
Choate
Eugene Choate
J. Th. Tlorton
Five Islands
Arlene Smith
Mrs. I. M. Fowle
Bowdoinhanna
Mis. Myria G. Cothran of
M. C. Trott
Roger Vierce of
Gardiner
Herbert Muggard
Peter Flaherty
Worchester, Maxe
Winzel FE. Geals of
Charles ©. Turner and Son
Abbott
Wolliston
Turner
Jotm Evans
Andrews — Road
Evans
Myra Coombs
Teches School
Attleboro, Mass
Amy Coombs
Campbell Pond
Linda Farrar
Eli. A. Farrar
Bath Street
Walter I
Hilliard
Elbridge I. Wright
Marshall Avenue
the Times Co
The
Machine Composition Co
Athietic Avenue
SE 1. Donnell of
Beeston
Panny Thurlow
Highland Street
Margaret Foster
New England Tel. &Tel. Co
Leslie Fowles
Portsmouth
Ath
Frederick Ockerbloom
Everett, Mass
Mrs. Mar
Frank Farvin
John F. Briry
William S. Briry
Melrose
Edward FE. Kiry
Mary Barry
Grove Street
Raymond Trott
Providence, R. I
Mr. Trott
Joseph M. Trott
Harriett Johnson
Springfield
Ernest A. Johnson
Ernest G. Curtis
Tbath
Salem
Carl Meister
Park Street
Lisbon Falls
Malcolm Loring
Bates College
John Loring
North Bath
Allen Morse
Quinney
Susan J. Leeman
Cummings Street
Paul Locke
Locke
Roxbury
John A. Lord of
Pearl Street
William A. Furber
Arthur Gilman Spear
Sunset Park
Cumberland County
Temont Tarbox
Revere Sugar Stefining Co
Alfred L. Tarbox
Herbert FE. Mallard
Jack
Bertha Dean
Front
Pearl Streets
Arthur I. Scott
Charles TD. Hall
Charles Magoun
Abney Kelley
Altoona
Baltimore
Carrie Hall
R. P. McFadden
Ntarry A. Beals
G. Clifford Madden
John A. Deals
Shepley Street
Herbert Irwin
Eleanor and
Roberta
Robert TP. Shaw
General Pleethea
Fred TV. Shaw
Greenstreet
Schenectady
N.Y
William Greenough
Shaw
Pascal B. Flint
N21. Backnam
Viola Flogan
Evangeline Haynes
Roscoe P. McFadden
Toston
McFadden
Arthur Sampson
Anne Thibodeau
Philip O'Hara
William O'Brien
Columbia Chambers
Frank E. Whalen
Frank FH. Whalen
Charles Whitehouse
J. Bo Lilly
Mary Colby
Falmouth
Colby
Howard T. Whitehouse
George Lawley Corp
Neponset
Snowpark
David H. Curtis
Charles FE. Curtis
Christine Hathorne
Vida Hathorne
Waldo Hathorne
Sagadahoe Ferry
Hathorne
Wooelwich Center
Wilmot Podge
Wiscasset
Waldo P. Hathorne
Harvey
Harvey BP. Hathorne
Woodwich
Thoring
Sprague’s Point
Jack Chandler
Sterling Junction
Maes
Seekins
Chandler
I J. Kellar
State Highway Department
Board of Highways and Sewers
Oak Street
Front Street
Bath Iron Works
Hyde Windlass Co. S
Trath
John FE. Fitzgerald
Hallowell
Oregon
Fitzgerald Brothers
Police Department
Edwin J. Emmons
Hinmans
Maine Central Railroad
Bath-Woolwich
Red Cross
Camp Keyes
Nora Morse
A. C. Snow
Rogers Hardware Store
Norman L
Opera Louse
Sachem
Rowe Th. Metcalf
Thomaston
Donald MacMillan
Bowdoin
MacMillan
Labrador
Greenland
Fred F. Pendleton
Bath Tron Works
Henry B. Anderson
John G. Alden
Summer Street
Frank B. W. Welch
Republican State Committee
Ajor Welch
Sagadahoc
Cumberland
Palmouth
Morse
Swift Beef
Water Street
Iron Works
Arthur Dodge
Andrew Griffin
Fitz G. Falin
Raymond Racliffe
Spruce Head
Knox County Supreme Court
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Cony High School
Kingfield High School
Good Will High School
Strong High School
Coburn Classical Institute
Winterville
Ridgion
Carmel High School
Waterville High School
Winthrop High School
Bath Board of Trade
Fred Hr. Thompson
Fred H. Thompson