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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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Clarence Parker
Walter O. Parker
Somerville
Morse High School
West
Camp Grant
Brookline
She
Secret Service
Georgetown
Peaslee
Louise Child
Eugene Reynouds
Harold F. ‘Hunt
Benjamin H. Woodside
A. E. Row
Elinor Hollis
Roland Harford
Golding
Harford
Annie M. Jones
Roscoe P. Todd
Agnes S. Jones
Lydia F. Oliver
Woolwich
Earl McMahan
France
Stinson Davis
Edward
C. C. Davis
South Africa
Waldo Lewis
Charles Snowman
Caroline Luce
W. H.holland
George Yeo
Pleasant Villa
Red Cross
the House of Kuppenheimer
John J.desmondco
Water Streets
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