Local Jottings From Bath City News and Notices
Saturday afternoon board of education meeting noted. Hyde Windlass Co shipped a Palatka Florida propeller by express Thursday. Over 100 attended the Cosmopolitan club monthly entertainment. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Joseph Reneau on birth of a daughter. Club received eight novels from Mrs W S Newell. W E Tremaine moves to Lynn for market position. Queen Esther Rebekahs enjoyed shore dinner at Bay View. Officer Sonia on vacation planning haying, about seven tons. One motorboat operator freed a boat from the wharf after forgetting to cast off painter. New band saw for Bath Box Factory arrives and active in ten days. Painter Scott Golder decorated Hyde Block corner after fire damage. Supt Clarence Flood and family at Birch Point. friends of Capt Arth W McKinnon pleased he recovers from injury. Massachusetts visitors remark burdock plants unchanged for twenty years. Davidson speed launch at Squirrel Island burned. loss $2000, no insurance. John J Welsh alias Hancock serves in Texas camp at El Paso with sand storms. W S Sterling issues first general order as Maine Veterans commander. Torpedo boat destroyer Rowan arrived Quincy after trials. oil and smoke tests satisfactory. commission anticipated in a month. Bath Opera House books Martha Washington Girl vaudeville headliner for early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Tremaine
W. A. Armstrong
Lynn
Esther Rebekahs
Bay View
New Meadows
Sagadahoc Square
Sonia
South End
Bath Box
Scott Golder
Hyde Block
Bath and
Middle Sts
Clarence N. Flood
Birch Point
Shackford Cottage
C. H. Flood
Oxford
C. R. Flood
Davidson
Squirrel Island
Boothbay Harbor
John J. Welsh
Hancock
Co. C. 9Th Mass
el Pass
Texas
W. S. Sterling
United Spanish War Veterans of Maine
Rowan
Quincy
Rockland
Maine
Webber
Bath Opera House
New York
Martha Washin
Many Out-of-Town Guests Visit Maine Town
A parade of visitors from Boston Bangor New York City and elsewhere fills Bath Gorham and Brunswick with guests at cottages hotels and summer homes. Local residents and relatives welcome travelers from places like Dorchester Cambridge Worcester and Syracuse while plans for future visits unfold.
Reverend Hogaland Preaches August Services in Riggsvill e
Hyde Park Massachusetts minister Rev D Hogaland spends August at Wilton Campbell cottage and will preach at 7 30 a m Sunday The Epworth League meets at 7 39 p m Sunday on The Taming of the Tongue The Sunday school is suspended for August and other town social notes follow including visits to Georgetown Center and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hogaland
Hyde Park
Mass
M. E
Wilton Campbell Cottage
M. E. Church
Epworth League
W. P. Baker
J. E. Churchill
Georgetown Center
George Longley
Black
Crawford
Virginia Drury
Seniér Cottage
Massachusetts
Arrowsic Church Invites Parish to Evening Service
The Arrowsic church announces preaching Sunday at 2 39 p m with Sunday school at 3 39 p m and evening worship at 7 34 p m in the North school house All welcome A prayer meeting was held Tuesday in the South school house with Pastor J E Churchill and organist Mr Davis from New York City Ladies Aid met with Mrs Spinney and discusses purchasing new singing books The Bath ladies are urged to support the newly organized Ladies Society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessides
J. E. Churchill
Davis
Richest Presbyterian Church
New York City
Spinney
Cartmill Accepts YMCA Role in Bath
William J. Cartmill from Springfield arrives to head YMCA physical activities for the coming year in Bath. He is a 1916 graduate of Springfield Y M C A College with extensive coaching and athletic experience and has held leadership roles in church and community groups. He boards on South Street with Mrs. Fred R. Cahill and is recommended by Dr. McCurdy of the YMCA College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Cartmill
Springfield
Mass
Young Men’s Christian Association
Cartmill
Technical High School
Springfield Y.M.C.A. College
Sunday School Athletic League
Civil Service
Indian Orchard
McKinley Literary Society
College Dramatic Club
Shakespeare
Congregational Church
Olivet Church
Young People’s Society
Bath
Y.M.C.A. College
McCurdy
South St
Fred R. Cahill
Wesley Party Draws Large Crowd At Church Lawn Event
A Wesley M. E. Church lawn party on Wednesday drew a large crowd with many attendees on the grounds and sidewalks. Hon. Carl E. Milliken and Sheriff Oliver attended, greeted guests, and the Bath Military Band conducted by Octave Breton provided music. Ice cream, cake, candy, popcorn, and free ice water supported a well staffed, popular social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. E. Church
Washington St
Carl E. Milliken
Sheriff Oliver
Bath Military Band
Octave Breton
Walker of Woolwich Visits Woolwich From Boston
Mr and Mrs H F Walker and daughters Lillian and Helen from Boston visited Woolwich for a vacation stay. Walker, manager of Youngs Hotel Boston, arrived Sunday by Ford after touring the White Mountains. He is a noted East hotel executive, with his brother managing the Mohican in New London. Two horses damaged the Kelley field diamond as baseball practice ended the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Walker
Lillian
Helen
Boston
Woolwich
East
Mohican
New London
Helpful Brothers Modern Woodmen Aid in Shingling Barn
Bath Camp Modern Woodmen members helped John H. White in West Bath last Saturday by assisting with hay. White has been injured for over a year from a fall and the group plans another visit to shingle his barn. They have also aided with his corn crop for two years. At the Head Council meeting, volunteers serving in the Mexican troubles may retain their insurance membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Camp
Modern Woodmen
West Bath
John H. White
White
Alpine launch party ends with baseball victory at sea
About 50 guests joined the SEBASCO Alpine launch for a day of contentment. Meyer Needleman and Cheney Noyes captained opposing sides in a baseball game 8 to 3 for Noyes. Maxwell pitched well helping his side to the win. Arthur Tardiff of the Cabot team in Brunswick died at 34, survived by wife and two children. He belonged to Modern Woodmen. Metropolitan Life staff held a field day in Portland. Alice Shaw of Brookline visits Mrs. Sewall in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basco
Meyer Needleman
Cheney Noyes
Noyes
John W. Maxwell
Portland
Arthur Tardiff
Cabot
Brunswick
Modern Woodmen of America
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Board of Education
Hyde Windlass Co
Palatka
Fla
Cosmopolitan Club
Joseph Reneau
Washington Street
W. S. Newell
B. Gediman
L. W. Savage
Bangor
James Brewster
Potter
MacMahan
C. F. Payne
Susan Thomas
West Leeds
Augusta Black
George W. Dean
Pembree
Herbert Worrey
Fred Larrabee
Taylor
E. M. Howard
Five Islands
George Lord and Sons
Atlantic
Herbert S. Merryman
Capitol Island
A. W. Ridley
South Gardiner
Frank M. Stinson
New Haven
Gertrude Hersham
Dorchester
Q. Gediman
Pratt St
Lester Hathaway
Cambridge
Popham
Mabel Whitney
Wichita
Kansas
Charles E. Batchelder
Middle Street
William H. Bell
Esther
Fairhaven
Winthrop
Bell
Harry Kimball
Melrose
Robert B. Hatch
Alice
Abbie Minott
Phippsburg Center
Alice H. Byrne
Lancaster
Belle D. Woodruff
Hartford
Nettie J. Bishop
Cosmopolitan Tea Room
George W. Tobey
George F
Kittery
M. J. West
Annabel A. Stearns
Pocasset
H. A. Fisher
Mansfield
James Garbett
Elmira McCord
David McCord
John Marston
Edward Marston
Ralph and Alton
Malden
Fred Butler
Butler Cottage
Sabine
Isabella Sharpe
Haverford
Annie Butler
Clarence Depew
A. E. Rich
Mary Curran
Ethel Curran
Allston
Edith
Riggsville
Robinhood Rest
Edwin Walker
Somervile
Westbrook Farm
Mrs. Brown
Ralph Dunton
George West
Waterville
Augusta
Lewiston
Weirs
N. H
McFadden
Wesley Party
Walker
Young's Hotel
Kelley Field
Thompson Bros
Conley’s Specialty Store
Sebasco
Biddeford
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Alice Shaw
Brookline, Mass
Samuel S. Sewall
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