Cosmopolitan Club Holds Meeting and Charity Event
The Cosmopolitan Club met for its regular session and a free entertainment night presided by Miss Ballou. Members approved offering the club house to the Fortnightly Club for its opening session and reported clothing distributed to needy families. Aes were enjoyed at the White Elephant party and plans for organ recital tickets at Central Church on August twelfth for the Nurses' Home benefit were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Miss Ballou
Alice Marks
Octavia Thompson
Gilbert Patten
Cushing
House
Alice Ramsay
Della Merrill
Helen Robinson
Helen Wheaton
Mary Spear
Louise Haggett
Adam Perkins
Boston visitors return from Boothbay summer stay
Mrs. Charles A Perry and daughter Katherine of Boston have been guests of Mrs. Charles D Clarke in Boothbay while at the Art School. They will return home and spend the rest of the season in Falmouth Mass. Mrs Perry is a former resident and they are accompanied by Mrs. Jerry's team and a King Charles spaniel named Peter Pan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Olmstead
West Brookfield
Dorothy Higgins
Naval
J. H. Walsh
East Sumner
Edmund P. Briggs
Lake Winnepesaukee
Charles P. Wetherbee
Charles D. Clarke
Charles A. Perry
Falmouth
Mass
Boothbay Harbor
Catherine Perry
Katherine
Boston
Boothbay
Perry
Jerry
Arthur Sewall Returns From West Coast Trip
Arthur Sewall arrived home after months in Honolulu and California. He praises Hawaii but prefers Maine summers. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Frazer of Norfolk Downs visited Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. H. Rand. Frazer, assistant financial manager of the Boston Globe, and his wife met her husband who came for the weekend from Sawyer's Island where she summered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Honolulu
California
Hawaii
Maine
Gerard Frazer
Norfolk Downs
A. W. H. Rand
Frazer
Sawyer’s Island
Mrs. Rand
Sawyer’s
Mr. Frazer
The
Boston Globe
Nealley family sighting in Bath with young son in tow
Harry A. Nealley arrived in Bath Friday with his little son E. S. J. Nealley joined by the hand and headed toward MacMahan to end the week. Mrs. Mars Mowbray and her children Albert and Nel lie, visiting with sister Mrs. E. J. Marston, returned to Peru Indiana on Monday with Miss Florence J. Andrews remaining in Peru for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Nealley
Bath
E. S. J. Nealley
MacMahan
Local residents return from seaside outings and vacations
Natick and Dorchester residents Miss Hilda Hartleb and Mrs Frank Hartleb along with Elideece Lillian spend two weeks with the Hartleb family at Popham Beach. The Tuesday Club enjoys an outing at Popham in the Hennessy cottage. Several locals, including Miss Mollie Palmer Mr and Mrs George F E Thompson and Mr and Mrs Charles S Brown, return from vacations in Worcester New York and Bath. Rev C Raymond Chappell travels to New London Conn to join family for August at Ocean Beach. Other travelers from Boston Hartford South Norwalk Westport and back river outings are noted with occasional guest appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Hartleb
Natick
Frank Hartleb
Elideece Lillian
Dorchester
Henry M. Hartleb
Popham Beach
Popham
Hennessy Cottage
Mollie Palmer
Worcester
New York
George FE. Thompson
Charles S. Brown
C. Raymond Chappell
New London
Conn
Ocean Beach
Lester Pratt
Hartford
J. M. Ham
Boston
Oathbay Harbor
Fred Moulton
South Norwalk
Bath
New Harbor
Jane Swett
Henry White
Edward Johnson
Back River
Grace L. Coombs
Westport
Social and Visiting News From Augusta and Nearby Towns
Mrs H J Turner of Augusta visited on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Fred J Farley of Brookline Mass were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Passmore. Mrs Henry White and Master Marshall visited Squirrel Island on Tuesday. Mrs L D Greene of Richmond was an out of town visitor in Bath on Tuesday. Mrs Charles E Hills of South Natick Mass has been a guest of Mrs Arthur E Bishop. Mrs Gerard Frazer of Norfolk Downs Mass was a weekend guest of Mrs Arthur W H Rand. She was joined by her husband and Sunday they left for Sawyer's Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Turner
Augusta
Fred J. Farley
Brookline
Mass
Harry Passmore
Henry White
Master Marshall
Squirrel Island
L. D. Greene
Richmond
Bath
Charles E. Hills
South Natick
Arthur E. Bishop
Gerard Frazer
Norfolk Downs
Arthur W. H. Rand
Sawyer’s Island
Social News Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Miss Eva M Pratt leaves today for a week in Melrose Massachusetts to visit relatives. Mrs Julia Lombard is spending the week in Portland. Bath hosts Cushing recital attendees from nearby resorts. Edna Pepper returns from Melrose. Edna Burritt visiting town from Bayonne New Jersey. Mr and Mrs F W Appleton and children depart for three weeks in West Newbury. Elizabeth Webbber and Marcia Stinson visit MacMahon with Miss Ethel Curran. Mrs Jones of Waterville leaves after a week with the Walshs. Monsignor Haden of Baltimore visits Gar net summering with Rev N J Horan. Julia E Schools at Forest Hills Hospital visits Gladys Jordan before a western trip. Mrs M W Weeks and daughter Edith Weeks guests of Avraler-S Glidden. Louise S Fuller plans White Mountains stay after California trip. Ruth Ward of Brunswick returns from visit with Virginia Shaw. Dr Arthur Harris of Lynn visits his mother on Union St. He is a noted physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Hughes
C. C. Williams
Mere Point
Charlotte Waley
Brooklyn
F. R. Norton
Whitman
Mass
Maxwell Powers
Middle St
Charles A. Hooker
L. L. Hooker
A. Evans
Lancaster
N. H
Ernest Mitchell
Marion Hill
Mary Jones
B. F. Harris
Portland
Eva M. Pratt
Melrose
Julia Lombard
Bath
Cushing
Central Church
Etek
Carol Percy
Edna Pepper
Edna Burritt
Bayonne
N. J
Ruth Thompson
F. W. Appleton
West Newbury
Elizabeth Webbber
Marcia M. Stinson
MacMahon
Ethel Curran
Mrs. Jones
Waterville
C. W. Walsh
Haden Ofhaltimore
Garnet
N. J. Horan
St. Mary's Church
Julia E. Schools
Forest Hills Hospital
Boston
Gladys Jordan
York St
West
M. W. Weeks
Edith Weeks
Malden
Mtr
Mire Avraler-S. Glidden
Louise S. Fuller
California
White Mountains
Ruth Ward
Brunswick
Virginia Shaw
Arthur Harris
Lynn
Gustana Harris
Union St
Bath Society Embraces Berrying Fad And Local Visits
Bath residents report abundant blueberries and raspberries as a popular pastime. Social figures attend a formal dance in Brunswick for Miss Rosamond Cummings and Henry Cummings of Brookline. Visitors include Mrs. Fred H. Hodgman of West Roxbury and Mrs. Eliza beth R. Baker of New York. An auto trip to Portland celebrated Mrs. Emmons's birthday. Dr. and Mrs. Percy plan time at Small Point for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Society
Priscilla Kimball
Carol Percy
Leonice Morse
Dorothy Sewall
Milton Kimball
Brunswick
Baxter
Rosamond Cummings
Henry Cummings
Brookline
Mass
Joseph Torrey
Boston
New York
Elizabeth R. Baker
A. C. Bates
Harding’s Station
Fred B. Percy
Bath
Small Point
McCarty and Hatch Return From New England Trip
Mr and Mrs H H McCarty arrived home Tuesday night after a four day automobile trip to Rangeley and the White Mountains. Mr and Mrs Robert B Hatch and family came back from Popham Beach on Thursday and on the same boat Mrs E M Fuller arrived. Capt Fields C Pendleton is critically ill at his Islesboro home. His eldest son Fields S Pendleton was called to New York for urgent business. Another son Edward Seymour Pendleton and daughters Grace Pendleton Phoebe Crosby and Effie Clinkenbroomer of Brooklyn are with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. McCarty
Rangeley
White Mountains
Robert B. Hatch
Popham Beach
E. M. Fuller
Capt
Fields C. Pendleton
Islesboro
Fields S. Pendleton
New York
Edward Seymour Pendleton
Miss Pendleton
Grace Pendleton
Phoebe Crosby
Effie Clinkenbroomer
Brooklyn
West Bath Resident Mrs Howell Hospitalized
Mrs. Howell of Campbell Pond district was taken to City Hospital Tuesday for treatment. She is one of the oldest residents in the area, aged 84. Local activity includes farmers bringing in hay and residents visiting cottages at King's Point and New Meadows with various relatives from Bath to Lisbon Falls visiting camps and cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Campbell Pond
City Hospital
Lester Campbell
New York
I. B. Neilley
Campbell’s Pond
Ernest Williams
Frank Williams
Bath
A. A. Couilhard
E. W. Haggett
Detroit
Mich
U. S
Carter
Nequasset
Salema
Verne D. Wright
Somerville
Mass
Mona Wyse
Fred W. Armes
New Meadows
Doughty
Lynn
Maxwell
King’s Point
Melanson
Jessie
Butterworth
Swampscott
Hennessy Cottage
Marsh
Drummond
Queens, L. I
Hennessy
Morton
Portland
Alexander Cottage
James Bonney
Clyde Lake
Lake Cottage
Clyde Lake suffers knee injury after sudden movement
Clyde Lake twisted his knee Thursday while seated and rising. He could hardly bear weight the next day and the pain remains. Benjamin Skinner and sister and Harold Lunt, with groups of youths, are camping on the New Meadows at Rosedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lake
Benjamin Skinner
Harold Lunt
New Meadows
Rosedale
Community Notes Reflect Seasonal Life and Travel
The column records various residents and visitors across Bath and Brunswick including C H Winter of California visiting Mrs Brown with his nephew F W Winter from North Dakota and staying through Labor Day. It notes cottage life at King’s Wallis Hatch and New Meadows, travel by automobile to Portland, and local farming events. It mentions weather affecting crops, gooseberry size, and a locomotive accident injuring two heifers.
Local Social News Highlights From Winnegance Church to Dover
Wednesday church meeting led by Rev T N Kewley at Beacon Street M E Bath. Annie Purington hosted the Evening Workers gathering. Ethel Williams recovering from tonsillitis with Dr Byron Barker as physician. Bessie Hunt visiting Deer Isle guest of Mrs Ernest Knight. Marion Oliver and nephew Austin Oliver visiting Miss Anne M Oliver. Harold M Small welcomed a baby boy weighing eight pounds. Annie Adams home from Popham vacationing two weeks. Mrs Harry C Webber visiting Westport. George Rogers bought a new auto truck for lumber hauling. Bertha Morse home from Parker Head visit. Harry Knight guest at Deer Isle. Sherman Morse to New York to join tug from Perth Amboy as assistant engineer. Mrs Charles Hewitt Jr spending month at Capitol Island. Marcellus Adams shingling his house. Frances Parks returning from South Orange NJ visiting aunt Mrs William Purington and Boston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Kewley
Beacon Stripet M. E
Bath
Annie Purington
Ethel Williams
Byron F. Barker
Bessie Hunt
Deer Isle
Ernest Knight
Marion Oliver
Austin Oliver
Hyde Park
Anne M. Oliver
Harold M. Small
Annie Adams
Popham
Harry C. Webber
Westport
George Rogers
Bertha Morse
Parker Head
Harry Knight
Sherman Morse
New York
Perth Amboy
N. J
Charles Hewitt, Jr
Capitol Island
Marcellus Adams
Frances Parks
South Orange
Five Islands Guests and Harbor Notes From Malden
The Tucker family of Malden arrives Saturday morning and will stay in rooms once held by Mrs. Lawrence and Lewiston party. Mrs. I P Quimby had forehead stitches removed and healing well. Yacht designer Bowdoin Crowninshield, builder of the cup defender Independence, arrived in harbor this week and was hosted by E M Horton. Crowninshield and ex superintendent were Harvard men. Crowninshield came east to supervise a boat he designed for Vincent Astor of New York. Horton returned to Marblehead with Crowninshield aboard his yacht. Silas M Bates Beachmont and wife spent a week at Jess Turner’s and on their return were joined by four Portland friends in their auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Malden Mass
Ellen E. Hagan
Lawrence
Lewiston
I. P. Quimby
Doveney Bowdoin Crowninshield
Independence
E. M. Horton
Crowninshield
Harvard College
Vincent Asto
New York
Hoton
Crownishield
Marblehead
Silas M. Bates
Chaplin am tour contest winners named at Bath Opera Hall
Walter Clark won first prize while Elmer Blake and George Mann appeared as Chap twins in second place and Harold Holmes finished third in the Bath Opera Hall event on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Opera Hall
Walter Clark
Elmer Blake
George Mann
Chap Twins
Harold Holmes
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the Independent
Stockings
Jemon
Boston Transcript
Mme
Emilio de Gogorza
Emma Eames Story
Prima Donna
Lenox
Clementina Furniss
Edgecombe
Miss Furniss
Mme. de Gogorza
William B. Osgood Field
High Lawn
York Hall
Miss Whitman
Simsbury
Frank Smith
New York City
W. C. Oliver
Smith
Charles H. Foston
Bangor
Secretary of the Treasury
MacAdoo
Bride
Hockomock
Rockland
North Haven
Homer L. Ferguson
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
A. L. Hopkins
Lusitania
Ferguson
Bath Iron Works
Navy
Annapolis
Newport News Co
Hull
George Hawley
Barnstead
J. W. Hawley
A. K. Greene
Chicago
F. E. Drake
Washington St
Plummer
Camden
Joseph Sewall
Don Percy
Sumner Sewall
Portage
William Whitman
B. P. Browne
Corliss St
Alliance
Old Orchard
Robert Gibson
Charles Dana Gibson
Mellon
George W. Dean
Elizabeth P. Dean
Eastport
Pembroke
Mrs. Richardson
Roxbury
Edith Howard
Frances Philbrook
Exeter
Margaret Torrey
H. W. R. Stafford
Susan Ballou
Pemaquid
Wilber G. Cahill
Susan Reed
L.eota Jacobson
Ruth Fox
Ruth Skillings
Anna Trott
Charles F. Hathaway
Cobboseecontee Lake
Richard Jones
Arthur Stetson
A. PD. Stetson
Harry Tarbox
Aramede Tarlox
Jefferson
Mrs. Keegan
San Francisco
F. G. Holbrook
Minneapolis
Gordon G. Holbrook
Front St
Fred H. Hodgman
West Roxbury
Hodgman
Ethel McCarty
Helen Hamilton
N. Y
R. P. Ham
Charles E. Emmons
Helen Thayer
Emmons
West Bath
L. A
Lisbon Falls
Mrs. Kerschner
Goding
Percy
Massachusetts
C.H. Winter
F. W. Winter
North Dakota
R. Brown
Auburn
Frank Weston Winter
Augusta E. Pitts
Pentecostal College
North Scituate
R. I
Bowdoin
Henry Rose
Noyes
Bennett
Rose Farm
St. Johnsbury
Paris
Frank Coombs
Dr. Simpson
Pittsfield
Charles Mann
Zina
Clifford
Cobb
Woody Knoll
Georgie Stout
Gorham
Ridley Cottage
L. C. Cummings
Elsie III
Bar Harbor
H. C. Baxter
Vernon Mitchell
Douglas
Harold Armes
Philip Bodreau
Litch
John Rideout
Lillian Brown
Harrison G Butler
Fred Larrabee
Mazie Pleau
Morse High School
George Craig
J. M
J. B. Lemont
Bailey
Woolwich
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