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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1918

Page

7

Locals and Personal: Bath Weekly Notes and Wakes

Local Bath items record visits from Frederick Hale and families at Small Point and Fort Levett transfers. Numerous weekend gatherings include Misses Mitchell Dyer and Reading, Maj. Baker moving to Fort McKinley, and social drives to Pine Point and Old Orchard.

Georgetown News Roundup with Social and Local Moves

Rev William J Patten led a Sunday service at First Baptist Georgetown Center while Rev William T Boyd was away. The column records visits births injuries and travels among residents including the Oliver and Todd families and mentions a large blackberry crop and berry-picking in Robinhood. A quarry accident injures Roland Harford and several residents are noted traveling to Bath and Indian Point.

M. B. McMahan E. M. Horton J. G. Stevens Grange WL. Berry Lara Grey Eric Beals Rev. Boynton, D. PD Par

Woolwich Social Notes Highlight Promotions and Gatherings

Mrs Alfred Trott died in Bath after a visit with relatives. Miss Marcia Stinson and Helen Mcguire visited Bath. Norman Hamilton has been promoted to captain after a period at Newport News Virginia. Mrs Charles Fullerton and Bath attended Wednesday events. A lawn party hosted by Mrs William Elliott was a success and Woolwich raised about $25.

Alfred Trott Bath Marcia Stinson Helen Mcguire Norman Hamilton Newport News Charles Fullerton William Elliott Wooldwich

Ladies' Aid annual sale and grange events reported

The Ladies' Aid held a sale and supper at the grange hall with decorated walls and an Old Glory flag loaned by F. H. Day. Proceeds totaled 96 dollars with 27 dollars from the supper earmarked for the pastor’s salary. A grange social followed with performances by local youths and guests, netting small earnings, and a busy schedule of dances, readings, and songs.

Grange Hall Carolyn Stevens Allies F. H. Day Norwood Mass Little Good Harbor Elisha Field Grange Bessie Mae Daugherty Avalon C. W. Nocton Florabelle Moore Melba Davis W.H. Davis Medford Eleanor Lewis Augusta Mildred Dunham Waterville Ida H. Rowe Nellie Reid A. E. Holland

Our Own People Visit Home and Travels Across New England

Mr and Mrs Fred Morse of Wolaston Mass return from Chase cottage Small Point after a visit. Mr and Mrs Burton Pierce and sons Ardeen and Mr and Mrs Thomas Pierce return from a weekend auto trip through the White Mountains. Miss Sophie Mikelsky and Miss Lucy Patten pass Monday in Portland visiting Mrs Ruth Johnson. Friends of John H Getchell formerly of Bath hear of his serious illness at his daughter Mrs L J Saults Worcester Mass. Miss Roxy Campbell and sister Mrs Ruby Bryant return from Newcastle where they were weekend guests of their mother. Mr and Mrs George McIntire and daughter Mildred visit Gardiner and Portland from Park Street Washington Park by trolley.

Frederick Hale Small Point H. M. Sewall Bessie Dickinson Phippsburg Center Ames EK. Lockery Washington Street Nobleboro Fred C. Scribner Portland Popham Beach Cheltra Cottage Edith Mitchell Doris Dyer Robert Fulton Robert Small Bay Point Robert Coombs Campbell's Pond Coombs William P. Hatch Carroll Deering Old Orchard Deering Pine Point Charles Soule Doris Loring Smith Lloyd Indian Point George A. Baker Fort Levett Fort McKinley Ethel Gadsby Bath Iron Works Rath Killings Emergency Fleet Corporation Kelley, Spear Co Gray Oliver Bath Pillsbury’s Bowker Dromore Harry Totman Louise Robbins Ethel Totman Arthur Bowker Popham Harriet Jackson Edna Pepper Percy Low Robert Shaw Joseph Small Duncan Roger McInnes William Passmore Court Street Alpheus B.hervey D.D Universalist Church Seneca H. Conley M. O. Wright Leroy Mitchell Charles EE. Curtis Oak Grove E. A. Farrar Chestnut Street Grocer Portland Grocers Odd Fellows Park Ben William J. O’brien Columbia Hotel Dreamland Theatre John CC. Berry Frederick Sewall Pearl Street Worcester Houlton Charles Houlton Gordon Mary J. Gove Reen Street Meadowbrook Charles J. Cain Alice Marlon Sabine John Ballard Woodfords D. M. Humphreys High Street George Thompson Albion Staples Arthur Lemont Pauline Olinto Joseph Attaya Boston Madeline Desmond Eugene M. Desmond Old Orchard’ Beach John Wright Marshall Avenue Cambridge Mass Rupert H. Baxter Gray’s Inn Jackson Mere Point Roger D. Skillings Hagan Field Lillian Mason William F. Hussey Frank W. Hathorne Montclair N. J Fred Lovejoy Waterville Eugene Pennell Orrs Island Ralph Pattee Hiram R. Pattee Dummer Street Young Pattee H. H. Bonnemort Medford Bonnemort City Phyllis BE. R. Wright Gilbert Eye and Ear Infirmary George Moody Helen Landesberter Clarenburg Middle Street Lucus Alvah Kelley Faribault Minn Maine Brunswick Kelley Winlter A. Murtaugh Union Street Horace Channel West Bath Dad Ma’’ Channel Onset Grove New Meadows Channel John Fred A. Willis Park Street Ella Vern Rice H. Edward Jaquith William J. Patten Haverhill Five Islands First Baptist Church William T. Boyd Boyd Edwin H. Oliver Dorothy Roxbury Mrs. Oliver W. C. Todd Georgetown Center Harold F. Hunt West Bowdoin Robinhood’s Cove Harry S. Clarke Lou Clarke Josephine H. Oliver Miss Oliver William A. Todd Henry Berry Saco Oak Cemetery Dexter Emma J. Berry John L. Berry William Noble Ina W. C. Baker Robinhood Anna Senter Ethel B. Todd George Eggers Una Cushing Eggers Naval Aviation Corps Charleston St. c Galen Watson Reynolds Farm Frank H. Thompson Elizabeth Thompson Jacob Horne, Jr Sewall P. Oliver Son’s Paradise Malden Island Edward Boynton Worctster Nora ‘Marr Malden Manfred Miller Miller J. P. Lewis C. A. McMahan Daniel ‘Sixton Augusta Wesley Binford Providence R. I I. P. Quimby Harold Lewis High Rock Cottage Charles.h. Trickel J. M. Harford Gott’s McMahan’s Hallowell Ellen Hagan Mildred Dunham Carolyn Stevens Henry Rowe Arthur and Majorie Brewer J. E. Blaisdell Fred Morse Wollaston Chase Cottage Burton Pierce Ardeen Thomas Pierce White Mountains Sophie Mikelsky Lucy Patten Ruth Johnson John H. Getchell L. J. Sault Roxy Campbell Ruby Bryant Newcastle George McIntire Mildred Washington Park Gardiner

Local residents share visits and travels this week

Mrs. Charles Sewall of Wiscasset hosted relatives in the city after a Monday passing. Miss Miriam Kimball vacationed at Pop ham Beach returning Monday. Mrs. John E. Walker of Thomas ton visited Bath and opened a summer home at Phippsburg Center. Mrs. Martha Foote visits Newark New Jersey relative. Mr. and Mrs. Hatch take ten day trip through White Mountains and Massachusetts. Scott R. Frye returns from Pitnam Hall Intervale New Hampshire with Studebaker dealers from Maine and Massachusetts after an excellent outing.

Charles Sewall Wiscasset City Miriam Kimball Popham Beach John E. Walker Thomaston Bath Phippsburg Center Percy Homestead Ridge Martha Allen Foote Washington Street Raymond Chasey Newark N. J Scott R. Frye Pitnam Hall Intervale N.H Studebaker Massachusetts New Hampshire Walter Pitnam

Two Great Medicines Complement Each Other in Treatment

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron are praised as a complementary duo for impure, impoverished blood and worn-out strength. The ad claims combined use benefits even when only one remedy seems needed and notes economy, with availability from all druggists.

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