Society Gossip and Local Visiting Notes of Cambridge
A crowded society column lists guest visits and homecomings. Cambridge residents include Miss Charlotte Hallett of Cambridge visiting uncle Charles T. Jackson. Mrs. Fred Bates of Allston visiting Dr. H. A. Bates at the Willows. Maxwell Solovich of Detroit visiting his uncle Joseph Solovich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hallett
Cambridge
Charles T. Jackson
South St
Fred Bates
Allston
Mass
H. A. Bates
the Willows
New Meadows
Rolfe Marsh
Popham
Phillips Academy
Andover
Ames and Howard families host over weekend in Union
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ames of Union Maine were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. D L Howard. Miss Ariel Ames, who had been visiting Mrs Howard for six weeks, returned home with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Vanscoy
Boston
T. E. Normoyle
Lynn
George W. Hoyt
John Brooks
Kansas City
W. G. Webber
James P. Webber
Popharm
Angus Robertson
Jean Robertson
Cambridge
Mass
John O. Morse
Win
Margaret Wheaton
Postal Telegraph Office
Appleton
Wisconsin
W. R. Wheaton
Pulp Wood Co
Wheaton
Thompsonville
Sussex
Lowell
Augusta
Henry Ames
Union, Me
D. L. Howard
Ariel Ames
Mrs. Howard
Bath party chaperone returns from Hatch camp outing
Miss Gertrude Dillon arrived home Saturday after chaperoning Bath friends Ruth Stillings Ruth Fox Leota Jacobson Madeline Desmond of Bath and Arline Colton of Lee who enjoyed a Hatch camp excursion together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Dillon
Popham
Bath
Hatch Camp
Ruth Stillings
Ruth Fox
Leota Jacobson
Madeline Desmond
This City
Arline Colton
Lee
Miss Margaret Torrey Visits Popham with Miss Minor
Miss Margaret Torrey, staying at Popham this summer, was a town visitor Monday accompanied by her friend Miss Minor. Miss Minor hails from Lakeville Connecticut and enjoyed a shore dinner at the Inn during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Torrey
Popham
Miss Minor
Lakeville
Conn
August Skies and Local News Gossips in Maine
The Gossiper column notes August sunshine and lazy work days as farmers hay the fields. It reports engagements, visits, and vacations of locals including Miss Florence Gannett and Capt. Farnum, along with residents of Augusta and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Gannett
Augusta
Francis HH. Farnum
United States Army
Miss Gannett
William H. Gannett
Ganneston Park
Capt
Farnum
National Guard of
Maine
Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Mrs Charles H Greenleaf spends two weeks at Hillside. Mrs A H Shaw and Mrs H W Priest return from a three day auto trip through the mountains. Stanley Hall of Boston passes through on the way to a summer home at Five Islands. Miss Bessie Dickinson visits Phippsburg. Dr and Mrs Wheeler of West Paris attend the launching as out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen and Mildred Carpenter
New York
Mabel Hale
Merrimac
Mass
Commonwealth Art Colony
Boothbay
Charles H. Greenleaf
Hillside
A. H. Shaw
H. W. Priest
Stanley Hall
Boston
Five Islands
Bessie Dickinson
Phippsburg
Mrs. Wheeler
West Paris
Song Recital Highlights Cosmopolitan Club Meeting
Leonard Marks of St. Pauls Lutheran choir Brooklyn led a large song recital at the Cosmopolitan Club on Wednesday with out of town guests. The meeting opened with Mrs. Arthur S. Bishop in charge. plans included resuming the Day Nursery on Monday and Thursday forenoon sessions supervised by Miss Priscilla Kimball. New members Mrs. S. E. Millay and Mrs. Addie MacFadden were elected. Library additions included Nan of Music Mountain and Mr. and Mrs. Pierce. A card party on Monday afternoon August 13 would raise funds for painting and papering the second kitchen. Committees were named for house, program, and philanthropy. The recital was free to members and featured Mr. Marks, whose tenor voice impressed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Leonard Marks
St. Paul's Lutheran Choir
Brooklyn
N. Y
Arthur S. Bishop
Priscilla Kimball
S. E. Millay
Addie MacFadden
Nan
Music Mountain
Spearman
Pierce
MacKenzie
Mr. Marks
Bangor Firm Secures Bath Contract for Granolithic Walks
John Grady and Son of Bangor won the bid for granolithic sidewalks in Bangor. Four bids were submitted for curb, walks, earth and gravel excavation and other work with a $500 certified check and a bond equal to one third of the contract. The project must start within ten days and finish by November 1, 1916, as opened August 1 by the Board of Highways and Sewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grady and Son of
Bangor
John Grady
Board of Highways and Sewers
Concert Features Miss Rich in Pleasant Recital
Enthusiastic applause greeted Miss Rich who accompanied piano in a program including Gray Days At Dawning From the Land of the Sky Blue Water Where'er You Walk and Come to the Garden Love The social hour followed with orange sherbet from Allen's Candy Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen's
McGrath Webber Unite in Barre Vermont Nuptials
Howard A Webber of Rumford and Margaret J McGrath of Ridlonville Me wed in Barre Vermont on Tuesday. Webber formerly from Bath son of C M Webber and has led Rumford theatre orchestra. McGrath a school teacher is daughter of Thomas J McGrath of Ridlonville. The couple will reside in Rumford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Webber
Rumford
Margaret J. McGrath
Ridlonville
Barre
Webber
Bath
C. M. Webber
Lincoln Street
Thomas J. McGrath
Hopkins Takes Two Month Vacation At Hyde Windlass Co
Herbert L. Hopkins, long time superintendent of Hyde Windlass Co. machine shops, begins a two month vacation with Harry Hufman acting as superintendent. Hopkins, a 29 year prominent machinist from Lewiston, led a 21 year tenure as superintendent and 25 years in charge of a crew. He plans trips and possibly a deepwater voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Hopkins
Hyde Windlass Co
Harry Hufman
Mr. Hopkins
Lewiston
Hyde Windlass Machine Shops
Hopkins
Richards and Fales Record Marriage Intention
The marriage intention of William C. Richards of this city and Edith G. Fales of Thomaston has been recorded at City Clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Richards
Edith G. Fales
Thomaston
Misses Geramby Guests at Murray and Graham Cottages
Misses Minnie Ritta and Lillie Geramby of Everett Massachusetts visit Mr and Mrs W J Murray at New Meadows River. Mrs William Bell and daughter Esther, part of an outing at Fairhaven, were Tuesday guests at the Graham cottage at the Narrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie, Ritta
Lillie Geramby
Everett
Mass
W. J. Murray
New Meadows
William Bell
Esther
Fairhaven
Graham Cottage
The
Narrows
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Charles D. Clarke
Bethel
Mary Chapman
Ruth Lancaster
W. A. Murtaugh
Thomas Gibbons
Annie Fisher Mallette
Capitol Island
William P. Hill
HW. G. Deering
Allan H. Ramsay
Brunswick
Ernest Allan
Evangeline M. Haynes
W. I. Babcock
KR. Percy
Fred Reed
Oak St
Daniel Williams
First National Bank
Trafton
Auburn
Webber Cottage
C. B. Swett
Florence K. Mitchell
Portland
Centre Lovell
Oxford County
Bridgton
Frysburg
White Mountains
Charles M. Lincoln
C. A. Hinsch
Cincinnati
King Tavern
Sasanoa Camps
Thorn Island
Hinsch
Fifth-Third National Bank
Albany
Frank Hawthorne
Virginia
Davis Hatch
Audrey Mallette
William Pp. Han
Robert B. Hatch
Stanley and
Robert, Jr
Rollins Cottage
J. W. Loughlin
Lhea Loughlin
Damariscotta
Miss Watson
Ten Eveke
Dr. Loughlin
Mabel Duncan
EB. W. Appleton
Philip Nichols
Times Office
Schnectady, Nye
Round Pond
M. Janet Cutler
Mt. Pisgah
Miss Cutler
Miss Burrows
Isabel McDonald
Pine Point
Dorothy Goodman
McDonald
Charles McDonald
Arthur Strong
Worcester
Strong
Armour Co
the Gossiper
Lucy Patten
Lobster Cove
Emma Duncan
Jennie Owen Berry
George C. Wetherbee
Detroit
Charles Ernshaw
Charles P. Wetherbee
High St
Agnes Humphreys
A. Frederick Duniels
Langdon Hill
Frederick Magoun
Johnson Farm
Princess Point
Helen Gage
Anna
Marion Lincoln
Pike, N. H
Henry Franklin Butler
Charles Henry Butler
Moatsweag Farm
Co. K
Plattsburg
Happy Nook
Edith Mitchell
Doris Berry
Marion Kedlon
Marjorie Mitchell
Arden Pembroke
William J. Cartmill
Y.M.C.A
Fred Cahill
Isaac Ruby
Harry Brown
Horace Brown
Reading
C. P. Wetherbee, Sr
W. R. E. Dean
Wiss Alice Wilsons
Leeds
A. I. Thomas
George Lawrence
North Adams
Squirrel Island
Miles Bracewell
Fred H. Kimball
Dorothy Sewall
Wentworth
Portsmouth
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Helen, Carolyn
Hayden
Cooper’s Mills
Kuppenheime
John J.desmondco
Water Streets
House
Mollie Berry
Jennie Silsby
Geneva Trevay
Helen Wheaton
May O’brien
Bessie Mooers
Garrett Galvin
Charlotte Coombs
E. A. Farrar
Helen le
W. Cunningham & Sons
H. Barron
Forgione & Rompano
John Grady & Son
McGrath-Webber
Burroughs
Edison
BU Eee
Independent
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