Bath Daily Times July 27 1920 Highlights
Centenary committee receives 10000 Maine state buttons for free distribution bearing 1820 1920. Hayes novelty orchestra plays at the Armory as Bath resumes dances. Deputy Warden Spinney reports on coast tern and bird life with Prof Norton. Parade plans, car accident, and King era events enliven Bath before the centennial celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Maine
H. L. Spinney
Bath
State Fish & Game Dept
Maine
Arthur H. Norton
Portland Society of National History
Bath Citizens Receive Wide Range of Visitors and News
Local Bath residents host relatives and friends returning from Hawaii, the Orient, Boothbay and New York. The community also notes resignations and hires at Morse High, a vocational plan for Sgt. William Lumasden, a Canadian trip by the Lemonts family, and summer business plans in Westport and Bath.
Traffic rules debated in Bath scope
The excerpt lists individuals including Mrs Amy Parker Warren Parris of Bath and Ruth Perley of Hamilton Mass and notes debate over traffic rules. It claims Bath should adopt traffic rules like other cities and that motorists should obey them, describing the discussion as mainly comment and argument with no specific proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Martin
Edward
Amy Parker
Warren Parris
Bath
Ruth Perley
Hamilton
Mass
Bath News Briefs: Clergy Visit and Local Events
Rev A F Dunnells, summering at Popham Beach, will speak at Central church in Bath Sunday evening. Miss Jane Murphy hosts for the Jackson sisters this afternoon on High street. B I W Regulars meet Meadow Way A C at North End grounds in a debut clash. Asaif Mohamed to enter a salt carrying contest Monday from the courthouse steps. Berry pickers load goldenrod as motoring parties trend coastal Bath. Children dive from wharves as Islander steamship passes mornings and evenings.
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A. F. Dunnells
Popham Beach
Bath
Central Church
Centennial Committee
Meadow Way
A. C
Asaif Mohamed
Meadow Way A. C
North End
Bath Iron Works
Meadow Wavys
Frederick
Knight
Mrs Flanders joins sisters at cottage on Squirrels Island
Mrs Guy Flanders of Lancaster New Hampshire travels today to Squirrels Island to join her sisters Miss Marguerite Adams and Miss Pauline Adams at their seaside cottage. John Edwards formerly with Fort Baldwin Ordnance now serves on the Boston Police Force visited Bath Thursday as a Boston contingent member.
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Leonard B. Norsworthy
Washington, D. C
Guy Flanders
Lancaster
N. H
Squirrels Island
Marguerite
Pauline Adams
John Edwards
Boston
Ordnance Department
Fort Baldwin
Bath
Edwards
City Marshal Warns Police Over Powder Throwing At Carnival
Aug 1 1920 note shows City Marshal Samuel Lakin urging Times to state police will not tolerate lalcum or powder at the upcoming street carnival. Tax collection reports $403 777.44 total. Hall has about $275 000 collected with a final push near $300 000 by tonight. July taxes show $8 300 of $13 000 poll tax due collected. rats on Front and Center streets prompt talk of extermination. Squirrel Island houses: 46 Maine residents, 40 Massachusetts, others from multiple states. Portland visitors listed. Woolworth ferry slip drop expected around 2 PM today.
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Samuel Lakin
Times
Hall
Bath City Hospital sees transition as Stannis steps down
Mrs. Jean Stannis officially completes her duties as Bath City Hospital superintendent with successor Mrs. Margaret Roberts arriving from Springfield, Mass. Governor King plans first official Bath trip as local social notes cover a police border stop during a Halifax trip and community events from Mardi Gras fund drive to Sousa appearance in Brunswick.
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King
New London
Conn
Jean Stannis
Bath City Hospital
Board of Trustee
Margaret Roberts
Springfield
Mass
Bath
Lifesaving Course Planned At Sebasco Estates Pool
The P T A of Phippsburg sponsors a lifesaving course at Sebasco Estates pool from Aug 1. Instructors Mr and Mrs Charles Holland will lead a two week program for children eight to high school age with no fees. Sessions run 12 30 to 1 30 p m Monday to Friday.
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Phippsburg P.T.A
Sebasco Estates
Charles Holland
Outboard Regatta Honors At Pleasant Pond Meet
Bath Brunswck and Topsham boaters excel at the 15th annual Spring Cove regatta held Sunday under Gardiner Sportsman’s Club auspices. Winners include Grover Connors Sr of Brunswick in class 36 and Joe Jackson of Jefferson in the free-for-all. John Watson Gorham and Bob Barns Portland also posted class wins. Joe Jackson claimed multiple podiums across hydroplane and utility races.
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Bath, Brunswck and Topsham Outboard Racing Association
Spring Cove
Pleasant Pond
Gardiner Sportsman's
Lee Knowles
West Bath
Grover Connors, Sr
Brunswick
Eddie Provoker
Bath
Connors
Eugene Haney
Kenneth Pickard
Tom Minchim
Pickard
Joe Jackson
Jefferson
Gardiner Sportsman’s Club
YMCA Girls Day Camp Set to Open August 8
Planning meeting held at the Y outlines the two week camp for girls ages 7 to 16 from August 8 to 19. Camp runs Monday through Friday excluding Wednesdays with morning check in 8 15 to 8 25 and a 3 45 pm return. Participants pay a 5 registration fee and 30 cent daily bus fare to the beach.
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YMCA
Islands and Sedgemere residents host summer visitors
The Sandy Cove area of Sedgemere Road hosted groups from Fairfield for skin diving and spearfishing off the Eustis float, hampered by storm remnants and undertow. Residents including Pratt, Thombs and Rowe family members enjoyed a busy stretch of hospitality with visitors from Lynn, Bath, Richmond and beyond throughout the week.
Georgetown Cottage Residents Return Vacation Guests
Mr and Mrs William Coburn have returned to Baltimore leaving the Studio cottage at McMahan. Miss Lillie Wheeler closed Woodhull cottage and rests at the lodge. Susie Waller marked her 12th birthday with a party at the Dalrymple grandparents home. Guests included Woodruff Reed Bowmen and Oliver children. David Waller joined the family weekend at Brewster cottage on Kennebec Point. Yale chemist Dr Philip Lyons and New Haven family vacation at Robinhood Campbell cottages. Belle Heald visited Mrs Carroll Powers. Powers recuperating well. George De Wolfe worked at Roscoe Todd’s Georgetown Center home while she is in Stoneham. Philip Dalrymple and children vacationing on Kennebec Point. Bowman joined for weekend. The Bowmans moved from Cross cottage to Holt cottage. John Pierce and sister Mary Pierce of Dedham spent weekend at Marrtown. Buddy and Cathy Brown hosted a teenage party with Pamela Reed Ricky Woodruff Jane Oliver. Gordon Clark and relatives from Lynn occupy Rowe cottages for August. Mrs Marsena Butts of Lincoln, Mass, visiting at Butts home on Malden Island. Mrs Jones of Bath visiting daughter James MacMahan family. Hopewell Underhill of Newtonville, Mass, guests at Warner Eustis home at Ledgewood.
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Sandy Cove
Sedgemere Road
Fairfield
Eustis
Brenda
Arthur L. Pratt
Joseph Thombs
Smiths
Perry
Gordon Clarke
John Nash
Wellesley Hills Mass
Harpswell
New Harbor
Lawrence Lewis
Richmond
Herman Barter
Lester Lewis
Barter
Kenneth LaRose
Peggy LaRose
Donald Thomas
Bath
Thomas
Russell Harford
Hollis Leeman
Boston
Leon Kelley
John MacGilvary
Percy MacGilvary
Lilla Lewis
Orville Rowe
Lewis
Edith Davis
Irving Esbeck
Greenfield
Mass
Claire
Malden Island
Charles Almasi
New Jersey
Kenneth Dell
Bradley
Quincy
Ann Chase
Weymouth
Frederick Butts
Wellesley
Butts
Quincy Wales
Lincoln
Leon ‘Williams
Waltham
L. H. Rowe
Ther
Francis Bacon
Karl
Sudbury
Portland
William Marr
William Coburn
McMahan
Baltimore
Lillie Wheeler
Woodhull
Susie Waller
Philip Dalrymple
Ricky
Peter
Scott Woodruff
Susie
Sally
Pam
Nicky
Gordon Reed
Reidie
Parke
Lee Longnecker
Ellen Bowman
David J. Waller
Holly
Buddy Brown
Joyce
Jane Oliver
David Waller
Summit
N. J
Brewster Cottage
Kennebec Point
Philip Lyons
Yale University
New Haven
Carroll P. Powers
Bowman
Bowmans
Cross Cottage
Holt Cottage
John Pierce
Mary Pierce
Dedham
Marrtown
Buddy
Cathy Brown
Harold Brown, Jr
Pamela Reed
Ricky Woodruff
Ernest Roberts
James Stevens
Gordon Clark
William McIntosh
Hopewell Underhill
Newtonville
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Ledgewood
Woolwich Residents Return From Visits and Outings
Woolwich and nearby communities report cross visits with relatives and friends from Nequasset Sagadahoc Ferry and Norristown. Travel included a picnic at Simpson Animal Farm East Prunswick and Bath Iron Works worker Mr Cromwell resuming duties after vacation.
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Guy Cromwell
Nequasset
William Dunlap
Garnet
Simpson Animal Farm
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Cromwell
Harold Greenough
Athens
Earl Dow
Sagadahoc Ferry
Wallace Sheldon
Lawrence Edwards
Bangor
Edward
Adrian Levielle
Harry Wallace
Emily Garside
Norristown
Day's Ferry
Melvin Cornish
Lori
Mrs Lowery Treated as Patient at Bath Memorial Hospital
Mrs Margaret Lowery of 82 Middle Street is listed as a medical patient at Bath Memorial Hospital.
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Margaret Lowery
Middle Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
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