Bath society notes at the island fair and local visits
The piece covers the state annual Jap Fair on Squirrel Island under Miss Cross of Boston with elaborate interior decor and tea. It lists attendees including Mrs Georgie W. Luce and Arthur Luce from Middle Street, Miss Elizabeth P. Dean, Miss Margaret McQuarrie, and many Bath residents visiting relatives and attending weddings, concerts, and social events. A child’s auto trip is described along with open air musical performances at York Harbor and community club activities.
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Squirel Island
Ander
Miss Cross
Boston
Bess
Georgie W. Luce
Arthur Luce
Middle Street
Fred Laughlin
Portent
Indar
Elizabeth P. Dean
Squirrel Island Association elects officers and approves funds
The Squirrel Island association annual meeting elected F E Stanley Newton Mass and Robert T Whitehouse Portland and Josiah Maxy Gardiner M Bowman and Alexander Doyle New York as directors. Doyle named treasurer. The treasurer reported 1905 finances and a treasury around 1700 with about 4700 income in 1912 and no debt. A 7500 appropriation was voted for a new wharf with notes payable at intervals.
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Squirrel Island Association
F. E. Stanley
Newton
Mass
Robert T. Whitehouse
Portland
Josiahs. Maxy, Gardiner
M. Bowman
Alexander Doyle
New York
Alex Doyle
Peel
Lawrence Phelps
Lintner
Thomas L. Proctor
Brookline
Sunday Visitors and Local Outings Across Island and Town
Mr and Mrs Stuart W Webb visited Squirrel Island with Mrs Emma Duncan visiting from Squirrel Island. Mlle Toutain of Lewiston visited Ye Olde Sagadahoc Tea Rooms. Sidney J Meeker drove to Christmas Cove. Dorothy Welch returns from Wiscasset with Miss Olive Blagdon who will work in Percys crockery shop next week. A Meeker family group visits Prouts Neck then Bath while Miss Sally Moses gains note as assistant editor of Modern Priscilla with her mother Mrs Orville Moses in Allston Mass.
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Wallare
Washington
P. Allgnae
Lonstew
Bath
Waltare
PD. A. R
E. O
Shirley
Fred Wetheriee
Kittery
Melrose
Mass
Stuart W. Webb
Squirrel Island
Mr. Webb
Mrs. Webb
Emma Duncan
Mlle Toutain
Lewiston
Ye Olde Sagadahoc Tea Rooms
Sidney J. Meeker
Christmas Cove
Dorothy Welch
Wiscasset
Olive Blagdon
Miss Blagdon
Percy's
J. Harry McLellan
MacMahan
Charles McLellan
John Meeker
Avis
Florence Meeker
Robert Gillette
Montreal
Prouts Neck
Charlotte Meeker
Sally Moses
Modern Priscilla
Orville Moses
Allston
Pleasant Middleboro Tea Hosts Many Summer Guests
Mrs. Clarence Johnson entertained a Wednesday tea for guest Miss Catherine Magoun of Haddonfield New Jersey with four to six reception on the porch and grounds. Guests included Misses Magoun Hawthorne and Mcleod plus Mr and Mrs Gardiner and others then heading to Ocean Point and Bretton Woods for outings.
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Clarence Johnson
Catherine Magoun
Haddonfield
N. J
Ethel Hitchcock
Marguerite Hennessy
Pauline Hatch
Sue Houghton
Jeonice Morse
Magoun
Clara Hawthorne
Boston
Francis Faxon
Poughkeepsie
Ase
Pacs
Winchester
Mass
People’s Baptist Church
Quaker Point
Luther Thompson
Roy Colby
Thompson
Roy F. Colby
Eva Dunn
Elwell Pinkham
McCutcheons
Stetson Suffers Tennis Injury at Home
Harry E. Stetson had a painful accident this week while playing tennis on his grounds. He wrenched a ligament and is confined to rest. Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Caulkins of Cambridge Massachusetts, former Portland residents and Maine Congregationalists, are enjoying ocean life at Monhegan.
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Harry E. Stetson
Raymond Caulkins
Cambridge
Mass
Portland
Maine
Monhegan
Local News This Week From New Meadows To Woolwich
Mrs Samuel Dougan and son Wolston of New York City have been visiting relatives in this city and left for home. Henry W Owen Jr resumes editorial duties after a Portland trip. FE K Smith is ordered to Augusta to oversee Y M C A encampment work. Mrs John Barry of Malden guests of Mrs Winnie Noble. Miss Edna Sibley Jones and Dr George Chase Nichols wed last month and will reside here. Rev C Raymond Chappell to take a summer vacation with guest pastors Aug 1 17 24 and 31. Daniel Gorham Purinton of New Meadows dies aged about 66 after long service to Baptist church and town forestry. Louise Thornton of Boston entertained in Woolwich with musical readings. Bowdoin College to receive 80000 from Edward R Drummond will. rest split to Lincoln Academy Bristol Congregational Church and Maine Missionary Society. Colonel Henry W Owen Jr to spend next week in New York.
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Samuel Dougan
Wolston
New York City
Henry W. Owen, Jr
The
Times
Portland
Hyde Guards
John Barry
Malden
Mass
Winnie Noble
Edna _ Sibley Jones
West Newton
George Chase Nichols
Sterling Jones
C. Raymond Chappell
First Baptist Church
Hibbert Lockhart
Carolina
R. T
Reuben J. Davis
Yarmouth
J. Percival Berkley
Newton Theological Institution
Daniel Gorham Purinton
New Meadows
Purinton Place
Daniel T
Paulina S
Marriner) Purinton
Purinton
Baptist Church
Austin Cary
Purington
Grace
Charles
Ada Holbrook
Josiah Purinton
Bethel
Bowdoin College
Edward R. Drummond
Bristol
Mhadattton
Lincoln Academy
Bristol Congregational Church
Maine Missionary Society
Freeman to lead new South Berwick Eliot district
Frederick W. Freeman, Bath school superintendent for nine years, will become superintendent of the newly formed South Berwick and Eliot District, starting September 1. Freeman, a Bowdoin graduate and former principal in St. Albans, Brewer, Alfred, and Thomaston, has held leadership roles in regional teachers clubs. He arrived in Bath in 1904 after succeeding Edward H. McLachlin.
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Bath
South Berwick
Eliot
Freeman
St. Albans
Edward H. McLachlin
Saco
Bowdoin
Thomaston Grammar School
Alfred High School
Brewer
Brewer High School
Vermont
Penobscot
Cumberland County
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