Breggers Sailed for Porto Rico With Children in Tow
Mrs. Thomas Brepger nee Marie Anderson and her four children left Bath by train for Baltimore and then by sea on the Barbara to San Juan and Rio Piedras to escape late season storms. Mr Brepger works in sugar cane experiments for the Insular government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brepger
Marie Anderson
Charles L. Anderson
Washington Street
Elizabeth
Emily
Edith
John
Porto Rico
Bath
Baltimore
Barbara
San Juan
Rio Piedras
Bregger
Mrs Hill hosts seven table contract for DAR relief
Miss Mary P Hill entertained Friday afternoon at her Elm Street Topsham home with seven tables of contract for the Topsham Brunswick chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary P. Hill
Elm Street
Topsham
Scouts Head to Camp Hines After Storm En Route
Scouts Kenneth Jaquith and Ralph O Dale Jr leave Sunday for a two week stay at Camp Hines in Raymond. They travel with parents Mr. and Mrs. H Edward Jaquith of 98 Academy Street and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O Dale of 972 High Street. A severe storm damaged corn crops and destroyed haulstones the size of walnuts on the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Jaquith
Ralph O. Dale, Jr
Camp Hines
Raymond
H. Edward Jaquith
Academy Street
Ralph O Dale
High Street
Drake Returns to Washington Street Home for Weekend
William P. Drake, stationed at Winter Harbor for the summer, spends the weekend at his residence on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Drake
Winter Harbor
Washington Street
Social notes from Bath region weekend visits
Mr and Mrs Leonard M Munsey and relatives spent the weekend at Panther Pond Raymond with Mrs Munseys brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Ernest H Wade and Wade's mother Mrs Samuel H Wade of Brunswick. Other locals vacationing included Miss Ann Dixon and Miss Olive Sewall at Small Point Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard M. Munsey
High Street
Panther Pond
Raymond
Cumberland Mills
Holbrook
Munsey
Ann Dixon
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
Olive Sewall
Small Point Beach
Visit Notes Local Social Circle Mention Belfast Trip
Miss Harriet Lord returns from a three week visit with Miss Alice Coombs of Belfast daughter of Hon. and Mrs. Charles R. Coombs. Mark Gediman of Fall River Massachusetts is spending a week in the city with his parents Mr and Mrs Benjamin S Gediman at 41 Pratt Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Lord
Alice Coombs
Belfast
Miss Coombs
Charles R. Coombs
Mark Gediman
Fall River
Mass
Benjamin S. Gediman
Pratt Street
New York Couple Atge Georgetown Oasis
Mr and Mrs Clarence Anthony of New York City stay at the Osborne cottage in West Georgetown for the month. Mrs Anthony previously sang with the Metropolitan Opera Co and has not appeared in public for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Anthony
New York City
Osborne Cottage
West Georgetown
Anthony
Metropolitan Opera Co
Car Collision Injures Three In Irwiston Area
Mrs. John T McCarthy and John H Prout of Irwiston with Mrs. Daniel T Dougherty of Bath were injured in a head on crash near Gray Meadows when a car driven by Mrs Elbridge Hill New Gloucester passed out to pass a truck. Mrs McCarthy suffered facial injuries and bruises while Prout was badly cut. Mr McCarthy sustained the least injuries and is remembered in local business circles for a Lewiston Novelty Cloak Store branch on Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. McCarthy
John H Prout
Irwiston
Daniel T. Dougherty
Bath
McCarthy
Old Orchard
Gray Meadows
Elbridge Hill
New Gloucester
Hine
Prout
Ayvine
Lewiston Novelty
Center Street
Joseph Charles Footer & Sons
Ina Williams Hosts Supper Party at Birch Point Camp
Mrs Ina Williams entertained with a supper party at her camp at Birch Point on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Williams
Birch Point
Miss Marjorie P Troop Returns Home After Medford Visit
Miss Marjorie P Troop of 1008 Middle street returns from a three week visit in Medford Massachusetts where she stayed with her uncle and aunt Henry P Caddy and wife Mrs Caddy. Mrs Caddy and her daughter Arline accompany Miss Troop home and will visit Mrs Caddy's parents Mr and Mrs Frank M Powers at 1008 Middle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie P. Troop
Middle Street
Medford
Mass
Henry P. Caddy
Caddy
Arline
Miss Troop
Frank M. Powers
Mrs Bernard Bean Returns From Visit With Relatives
Mrs Bernard Bean and her two months old son Richard Alvin return home at 810 Washington Street after a two week visit with relatives in Livermore Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Bean
Eld
Richard Alvin
Washington Street
Livermore Falls
Miss Shackford Hosts Birch Point House Party
Miss Jeanette F Shackford of 10 Turners Court hosts a house party at Shackford cottage Birch Point this week with chaperones Miss Mary L Lord and Miss Catherine E Leonard of Morse high school faculty. Attendees include Ruth Dale Eli nor Shorey Bertha L Lord Kathleen V Leonard Alfred McCabe Willian L Greene Theodore Urbanowitz Harry E Ring Jr John A Greene Jr. Group departed Monday for Birch Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette F. Shackford
Turner's Court
Shackford
Birch Point
Mary L. Lord
Catherine E. Leonard
Morse High School
Ruth Dale
Elinor Shorey
Bertha L. Lord
Kathleen V. Leonard
Alfred McCabe
Willian L. Greene
Theodore Urbanowitz
Harry E. Ring, Jr
John A. Greene
Miss Gibbons Visits at Popham Beach Host House
Miss Mary F. Gibbons of Washington street stayed overnight Thursday with Mrs. Charles J. Donnell at Popham Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Gibbons
Washington Street
Charles J. Donnell
Popham Beach
Miss Louise Stewart Returns From Vacation at Federal Building
Miss Louise M. Stewart assigned to the office of Internal Revenue Agent Malcolm L. Doble in the Federal building resumed duties Monday after a week’s vacation. She was accompanied by Miss Carolyn B. Rogers of West Bath who also returned from a two week vacation from duties as a clerk at the First National Bank after a week at Camp Overlook Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise M. Stewart
U. S. Internal Revenue
Malcolm L. Doble
Federal
Carolyn B. Rogers
West Bath
First National Bank
Camp Overlook
Georgetown
Varney Sisters Visit Bath from Wiscasset
The Misses Carolyn and Sarah D Varney of Wiscasset were Bath visitors on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn and
Sarah D. Varney
Wiscasset
Bath
Drake and Sewalls Visit Bath Friends on Coastal Trip
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Drake vacationing at Boothbay Harbor with Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Sewall called on Bath friends during a motor return to Flushing Long Island New York. Frank Hanafee of New York was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sewall, 2d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Drake
Boothbay Harbor
Donald S. Sewall
Bath
Flushing
Lone Island
N. Y
Frank Hanafee
New York
Arthur Sewall
Conti Hosts Contract Evening with Multiple Tables
Mr and Mrs A J Conti held a home contract evening with three tables on North Street Friday. Prizes went to C D Wilson, Mrs Carl Anderson, Edwin Andrews and Robert Brownell. Hiram Turner of Somerville visiting cousin Frank Turner and Mrs Turner at 55 Union Street. Miss Mabel A Thwing, Miss Evelyn E Nickerson and Miss Inez F Carr were guests of Capt and Mrs John G Reed at Sea Haven Capitol Island. Olive Sewall hosted Miss Anne Ross at Small Point before heading to Bar Harbor and Ogunquit. Mrs Helen Stearns of Cambridge arrived to visit Miss itage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Turner
Somerville
Magss
Frank H. Turner
Muriel H. Howe
Lakewood
Bar Harbor
Bath
A. J. Conti
North Street
C. D. Wilson
Carl Anderson
Edwin Andrews
Robert Brownell
Mass
Mrs. Turner
Union Street
Mabel A. Thwing
Evelyn E. Nickerson
Inez F. Carr
John G. Reed
Woolwich
Sea Haven
Capitol Island
Olive Sewall
Anne Ross
Philadelphia
Miss Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Small Point
Miss Ross
Ogunquit
Helen Stearns
Cambridge Mass
Miss Itage
Popham Beach
Oiler Russell C. Sturmer Visits Mother in Arrowsic
Russell C. Sturmer the first oiler on the coal boat Plymouth sails between Norfolk Virginia and Boston and Portland and is spending a few weeks with his mother Mrs Frances E Sturmer in Arrowsic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell C. Sturmer
Plymouth
Norfolk
Boston
Portland
Frances E. Sturmer
Arrowsic
Bath City hospital nursing student to return to Boston
Miss Henrietta C. Loring, studying in Boston City hospital, affiliated with Bath City hospital, is finishing a three year nursing course. She will return to Boston on Thursday after being summoned home Friday due to her mother Mrs. John M. Loring’s illness of the North Bath road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta C. Loring
Boston City Hospital
Bath City Hospital
Boston
John M. Loring
North Bath Road
Ruth Burnham
George Burnham
Miss Burnham
Bath
M. E. Lipman
Bay State Paper Co
Bath Road
Whiskeay Creek
David Henderson
Country Club
Pierce Family Arrives to Open Birch Point Cottage
Mrs. Thomas Pierce of Providence Rhode Island arrived last week to open her Birch Point cottage for the summer. Her guests include sister Mrs. Green of Cumberland and Mr and the Misses Conley of Pittsburgh. Mr Pierce joined for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pierce
Providence
R. I
Birch Point
Mrs Paul Palmer Arrives for Weekend Visit
Mrs. Paul Palmer of West Roxbury Massachusetts, formerly of Bath, arrives Saturday to spend the weekend in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Palmer
West Roxbury
Mass
Bath
Freeman Family Guests Visit Ill Milton Bean
Mr and Mrs Smith Freeman and Mrs Freeman s son Harry Bean from Jamaica Plain Mass recently visited Strong. They called on Milton Bean ten year old son of Ray Bean and grandson of Mrs Freeman who has been very ill. Milton is much improved now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Freeman
Oakland man Hugh Shaw visits Greenville weekend
Hugh Shaw of Oakland California, staying with his aunt Mrs Frederick H Kimball on High Street, left Friday for Greenville to spend the weekend. Shaw formerly resided in Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Shaw
Oakland
Cal
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Greenville
Mr. Shaw
Bath Country club contract afternoon returns with golf watch
Mr and Mrs Harry Green of Arlington Mass arrive as guests of Mr and Mrs Frank M Powers. The Bath Country club hosts the second contract afternoon on Wednesday August 24 with ten tables last week and tea for non players. Players should bring their own cards and equipment and contact Mrs Arthur Sewall for table reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Country Club
Arthur Sewall
Miss Emma Harvie Visits Providence Parents at Center Street
Miss Emma L. Harvie of Providence visits at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs William N Harvie 283 Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma L. Harvie
Providence, R. L
William N. Harvie
Center Street
Local shower honors Jack Finals on Oak Street return
About twenty guests attended a Saturday night shower hosted by Mrs Chris topher Cushing Mrs Clifford Ander son and Miss Doris Kingsbury for Mr and Mrs Jack Final of Oak Street returning from their honeymoon. Music and dancing followed by sandwiches and cakes accompanied gifts for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Cushing
Clifford Anderson
Doris Kingsbury
Jack Final
Oak Street
Trowbridge and Hutchins Road Trip to Bar Harbor
Mr Henry O Trowbridge and Mrs Trowbridge with guest Miss Mabel Hutchins of Norfolk Virginia motored to Bar Harbor for a weekend outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O. Trowbridge
Andrews Road
Mabel Hutchins
Norfolk, Va
Bar Harbor
Magan Couple Move to Portland Home
Mr and Mrs F Wilbur Magan of 1082 High Street will relocate to 1012 Brighton Avenue in Portland. Mr Hagan recently graduated from the University of Maine and begins as county club agent for Cumberland County with offices in the Portland extension office in the Federal Building. Mrs Eva Beals has returned to her daughter Mrs C D Wilson's home after a stay at The Weirs New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Wilbur Magan
High Street
Portland
Brighton Avenue
Hagan
University of Maine
Cumberland County
Federal Building
Eva Beals
C. D. Wilson
the Weirs
N. H
Mrs Wellington Moore Vacationing in South Harpswell
Mrs Wellington A Moore and her party travel for a two week vacation at South Harpswell. The group includes her daughter Miss Shirley Moore, her mother Mrs Margaret Adams, her aunt Miss Elizabeth Wittich of Brunswick, and her sister Miss Miriam Bradford Adams a Woonsocket Rhode Island teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington A. Moore
Shirley Moore
Weeks Street
Moore
Margaret Adams
Elizabeth Wittich
Brunswick
Miriam Bradford Adams
Woonsocket
R. I
South Harpswell
Miss J A Thompson Visits Cousin at Birch Point
Miss J A Thompson of Ellsworth is staying a few days with her cousin Mrs Frederick E Drake at Birch Point as a quiet seaside visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Thompson of
Ellsworth
Frederick E. Drake
Birch Point
Mrs Sampson and daughter return home from Woodfords visit
Mrs John Sampson and her daughter Margaret of 1059 High Street returned home Saturday after staying several days in Woodfords as guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur P Sampson of 12 Columbia Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sampson
Margaret
High Street
Woodfords
Arthur P. Sampson
Columbia Road
Miss Isabel Mackinnon to Enter Nurse Training at Paterson
Miss Isabel M Mackinnon daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman J Mackinnon of 276 Washington Street graduates with honors from Morse high school in June and will begin a three year nursing course at Saint Joseph hospital Paterson New Jersey Mrs Mackinnon and children depart mid August for visits in New Jersey Delaware and New York with Peggy Gerry who will return to Paterson after summer in the city Miss Lillian Dunn and Miss Alice Swimmer of East Braintree Massachusetts Simmons College students stay two weeks at Foster's Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel M. Mackinnon
Norman J. Mackinnon
Washington Street
Morse High School
Saint Joseph Hospital
Paterson
N. J
Mackinnons
Lillian Dunn
Alice Swimmer
East Braintree, Mass
Simmons College
Foster's Point
Wright Kauftman Family Returns to Sebasco for Vacation
Mr and Mrs Reginald Wright Kaufman and their children have arrived at Sebasco from Geneva after two years in Europe. They built a fine cottage during their absence and Sebasco friends welcome them back for the vacation season. Mr and Mrs James McInerney and son James Jr of Newton Center, Mass, arrived Friday night to spend a week in the city as guests of Mr and Mrs Fred B Reed at 969 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen E. Ward
High Street
Ward
Earl Morse
Mr. Ward
Reginald Wright Kaufman
Sebasco
Geneva
Europe
James McInerney
James McInerney, Jr
Newton Center
Mass
Fred B. Reed
Lena C. Shepard
John J. Shepard
West Newton
Frank Smith
Weekend Guests and Social Visits Across Town
Members of several families and visitors are listed with weekend and vacation plans. Names include Sewall Pryne Bogarius and McInnes hosted in Washington street, with Crooker and Goodman relatives in Brooklyn. Other chatter mentions Woolwich visits, Woolworth clerk Lillian G Oliver on vacation, and Mrs Haley and Pinkham visiting Boothbay Harbor to see Marstin Barter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall Pryne
Bronxville, N. Y
Hurley Bogarius
Larchmont, N. Y
John McInnes, Jr
Washington Street
Rogerses Arrive in New York for Sabino Visit
Mr and Mrs Ray Rogers of New York arrived Wednesday to spend a month at Sabino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Rogers
New York
Sabino
Choir Social Honors Mrs Nina Shepard at Central Church
After a weekly rehearsal the Central church choir hosted a social and reception for Mrs Nina F Shepard of Columbus Ohio who has served as guest soloist this month Rev David L Wilson praised her services and the choir hopes for another summer with her. Mrs Shepard and her daughter Barbara will sing at the Sunday morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Nina F. Shepard
Columbus
David L. Wilson
Trott siblings vacation at Long Island cottage
Wilfred C. Trott and his sister Miss Katherine I. Trott are spending several days at the Trott cottage on Long Island near Bay Point amid a quiet seaside resort stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred C. Trott
Katherine I. Trott
Trott
Long Island
Bay Point
Holmans Head South For Summer Vacation
Rev and Mrs Weston P Holman of Beacon Street M E church depart Monday for a two week vacation. They will spend time in York and at the Old Wayside Inn Sudbury Mass where Mrs Holman’s brother Walter E Curtis is superintendent of the Ford establishment and school. Mr Holman will attend lectures at Boston University Summer School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street
M. E
York
Old Wayside Inn
Sudbury Mass
Bath and Hingham Residents Headed to Summer Spots
Mrs Henry Clay and Tar bell of Hingham Mass spend two weeks at Small Point Beach club house. Mrs Clay is sister of Mrs Robert W Ferrell of High street. Edmund J Rollins leaves for Kenduskeag to drive for Miss Ruth Morgan after a three day visit with sister Mrs Walter Rogers of Phippsburg. Rollins class of 30 at M H S and Bentley School grad. Miss Margaret Cargill arrives from New York to stay in Bath with Miss Anne Kimball of Lincoln street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Jenney
New York
Small Point Beach
Mrs. Jenney
Ruth Morgan
Morse High School
Kenduskeag
John Cole
John W. Williams
Baltimore, Md
Mrs. Williams
Henry Clay
Tarbell
Hingham, Mass
Small Point Beach Club
Clay
Robert W. Ferrell
High Street
Edmund J. Rollins
Walter Rogers
Phippsburg
Rollins
Bentley School of Accounting and Finance
Boston
Margaret Cargill
Bath
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
Social News Notes from Bath and Nearby
Miss Nellie V Leeman of Somerset Place visits Cumberland as guest of Miss Elizabeth Cashman a Gorham Normal School classmate who died last week in Bath. Llewellyn Rogers of Waban Mass spent the weekend in West Bath as guest of his mother Mrs Annie W Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie V. Leeman
Somerset Place
Cumberland
Elizabeth Cashman
Gorham Normal School
Bath
Miss Leeman
Llewellyn Rogers
Waban, Mass
West Bath
Annie W. Rogers
Miss Valentine Ayer Resumes Woolworth Duties After Vacation
Miss Valentine M. Ayer returns to duty Monday as a clerk at Woolworth store after a two week vacation spent in Newagon with her parents Mr and Mrs Lemuel E Ayer. Miss Margaret Poole of Fitchburg Mass visits sister Mrs John C Fitzgerald at Quaker Point. John Hutchins Frey born to Mr and Mrs Frank Kelsey Frey of Wiscasset at Bath City Hospital July 20 per city birth records. Mrs Frey was formerly Dorothy Hutchins. Mr and Mrs Robert Pell of Ticonderoga N Y guests of Hon and Mrs Walter E Edge at Small Point returned home Sunday. Barbara daughter of Mr and Mrs H Freeman returns from Laughing Loon Camp Waterboro Health notes conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. Hartwell
High Street
Cambridge
Mass
Galen M. Low
Low
Jean
Miss Hartwell
Edward H. Hartwell
New England Tel. and
Tel. Co
Royal Johnson
Marcia Moulton
Baer Connard
Wakefield
Caldwell Phillips
Valentine M. Ayer
Woolworth
Newagon
Lemuel E. Ayer
Margaret Poole
Fitchburg, Mass
John C. Fitzgerald
Quaker Point
John Hutchins Frey
Frank Kelsey Frey
Wiscasset
Bath City Hospital
John W. Gilmore
Frey
Dorothy Hutchins
Robert Pell
Ticonderoga, N. Y
Walter E. Edge
Small Point
Barbara
Mrs. H. Freeman
Laughing Loon Camp
Waterboro
Miss Edwina Thornton Returns Home from Bangor Visit
Miss Edwina L Thornton returns Sunday to Maple Street after a three week stay in Bangor as a guest of friends. She is accompanied by Miss Irene Smith who will be her guest for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwina L. Thornton
Maple Street
Bangor
Irene Smith
Bath-area sketches reveal 1881 voyage and town notices
Ripley’s Believe It or Not noted Ivar Olsen and John Traynor crossed the Atlantic in a 14-foot dory from Bath to Le Havre in 1881. The 53 day voyage is recounted with a Bath residence claim for Olsen now 77, while Bath police search for Wilfred Thebeau, missing from Bath Iron Works. The page also reports a bus fire near Woolwich, street repairs in Linden Street, coastal boating returns, and local notices on horse show plans, voting machine demo for Rotary, rock damage to a home, wine from elderberries, and church service coverage in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley's
Ivar Olsen
John Traynor
Atlantic
Bath
Maine
le Havre
France
New England
Oksen
Oakland Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Bath Police
Wilfred Thebeau
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mr. Thebeau
South End
Iron Works
Boston Shoe Store Renews Bath Lease Plans New Stock
The Boston Shoe Store in Bath will not close after renewing its Center Street lease in response to an improved business outlook. It joins a Maine group with Portland as headquarters and will source stock three times weekly from Portland to maintain full designs. Manager John Goldstein will be assisted by Joseph O'Brien as the Bath store continues as a NIRA unit with a 40 hour week and improved wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Boston Shoe Store
Center Street
Boston Shoe
Maine
Portland
Lewiston
Biddeford
John Goldstein
Joseph O’brien
Boston
NIRA
Wiscasset Social Notes Tell of Visitors and Moves
Wiscasset welcomes a string of visitors and residents moving through town. Fred P. Merry has joined C. M. Reed's barbershop in Boothbay Harbor. Families from Wellesley Mass move into the Sawyer cottage, while Susie Norwood and daughter Emily visit Mary Poole. Many townsfolk host relatives and friends from Melrose, Salem, Bath, Greenwood, Cleveland, and Boston as various trips and calls unfold around Middle Street and Birch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Merry
Boothbay Harbor
C. M. Reed
Illsley
Wellesley
Mass
Sawyer
Federal Street
Susie Norwood
Emily
Mary Poole
John Albee
Middle Street
Sarah Campbell
Freeman Shaw
Cincinnati
Ohio
McKenney
Moatsweag
Charles W. Lowell
Salem
Wilmot Lowell
Fred Greenleaf
Melrose Highlands
Fred Rines
Boston
Caribou
Sea and landsman verses by J Clinton Wheeler
The verses celebrate the sea from a seaman and a landsman viewpoint. J Clinton Wheeler of Dayton Ohio writes of Wynburg Summer cottage on New Meadows river and contrasts sailor life with life on land in two brief poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clinton Wheeler
J. Duane Wheeler
Dayton, O
Wynburg
New Meadows
Engagement of Popular Bath Girl Announced
Announcement from Bath notes the engagement of a popular Bath girl who attended the Pratt School in New York City and works in the Sambo Dairy Co. office in Brooklyn. Both families report the couple as well known and favorable. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt School
New York City
Sambo Dairy Co
Brooklyn
N. Y
Local residents attend unified gospel campaign at Wesley Church
Rev. and Mrs. Forest L. Littlefield and three daughters traveled to Bar Mills Saturday to hear evangelist Homer W. Grimes and song leader Carl Frederick, who led a union gospel effort at Wesley Methodist Church in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest L. Littlefield
Arien
Catherine Shellenbasher
Beth Trott
Bar Mills
Homer W. Grimes
Carl Frederickson
Wesley M. E. Church
Westville Men Return From Bath Visit
Harold McClintock Jack Driscoll William Driscoll and Karl Stalter have returned to Westville New Jersey after a two week stay in Bath visiting Mr and Mrs Norman J Mackinnon at 276 Washington Street and at Sabino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McClintock
Jack Driscoll
William Driscoll
Karl Stalter
Westville
N. J
Bath
Norman J. Mackinnon
Washington Street
Sabino
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hiram T. Stevens
Stevens
Ernestine Erskine
Britol
Ernest
Forest H. Staplees
Richard
Somerville, Muass
Constance
Theodore Watson
Andrew Road
Sebago
Mary Conley
Julia McHlugh
Amesbury
Miss Conley
Joseph Clancy
Fort Fairfield
Clancy
Catherine
Betty Ann
John Conley
Bailey Street
Annie Gilbert
Arthur C. Norton
Gladys Ginty
Barbara Gilbert
Winifred Whitehead
Fairfield
Clifton Matthews
Marion Chaney
Farmington
Edward J. McMann
Quincy, Mass
Alfred Gannon
Milton C. Trott
Frank A. Hodgdon
Ruth S. Hodgdon
Wool Wich
New Harbor
Hattie Fossett
Lincoln Academy
Newcastle
Robert Townsend
William Townsend
Washington, D. C
Miss Hededon
Townsends
Guysbert B. Vroom
Carroll Watson
Miriam W. Kimball
Harry F. Morin
Edward Kimball
Mary Sewall
Constance Morin
Mary Josephine
Margaret Ferrell
Donnell
Priscilla Clark
Worcester, Mass
Ellen B. Hodgkins
Maxwell Kream
Sidney Finklestein
Louis Kauffman
Herman Adelson
Dorchester
Carl Bines
Brookline
Philip Pogatch
Mattapan
Leo Bland
Nashua
Bath and
Vicinity
R. Edwin Duce
Kokomo
Ind
Mr. Duce
H. Benjamin Duce
Grove Street
Harry Green
Arlington
Ursula Rowe
Aurora
T. B. Leeman
Miss Rowe
Orono High School
James Ricker
William H. Fisher
Maine Superior Court
Fred Fellows
East Orange
Dauphin Cottage
Clarence I. Lane
Muriel F. Lane
Poland
Charles M. Lane
Edna Dingley
Middle Street Court
William S. Kenyon
Archibald Main
Groton
Conn
Mr.Main
Noble Grands Club
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Leonard M. Lord
Fitts Street
Emma F. Jacobs
Lois T. McKiever
Victor Pinkham
Wallace L. Atwood
Horace W. Ward
Elizabeth E. Tedford
John E. Atwood
Ralph P. Mank
Alfred H. Bunker
Herbert H. Huggard
Henry T. B. Leeman
Albert H. Thompson
Ethel Blake
Frank W. Perkins
Allan Atwood
Lawrence S. Lord
Otis N. E. Gard
Bunker
Muriel A. Spinney
Discord Club
Court Street
Ralph E. Crocker
Robert Goodman
William D. Goodman
Flatbush
Mr. Crooker
Hermon W. Crooker
Bull Insular Line
John M. Howe
J. Franklin
Upper Washington Street
Wilbur Howe
Howe
Esmond, R. I
Wooolwich
Lillian G. Oliver
Bedford Street
Woolworth's
Thomas K. Haley
Thatcher Pinkham
Henry W. Butler
Edward A. Holbrook
Elizabeth Davis
Vanceboro
Martha Sprague
Robert Finn
Joseph L. Dauphin
Spring Street
William Vye
Harrison
Joseph M. Manser
Auburn
Vye
Clyde A. Mains
Olive Drysdale
R. N
Susan Drysdale
Dover-Foxcroft
William W. Wakefield
William W. Oliver
Raymond H. Trott
Providence, R. I
Lowell Temple
P. S
Fred S. Curtis
Great Island
Quohang Bay
Curtis
Charles Trufant
Annie Torrey
Charles McKay
Tulsa
Oklo
Raymond Trott
Mr. Trott
J. Almina Thompson
Ellworth
the Bridge Toll House
Everett
Robert
Leland
Bruce's Hill
Arthur J. Dunton
Rich’s Mountain Road
Rotary Club
Hotel Phoenix
North Bath
Whitney
Front Street
Linden Street
Kennebec
Sasanoa
Coast Guard
Shaw's Book Store
Five Islands
Horace E. Beane
Waltham, Mass
Nelson B. Gildersleeve
St. Agnes’ Church
Grace Episcopal Church
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