Bath Area Notes on Local People and Visitors
Woolwich and Bath residents and visitors are listed with short notes on vacations travels and duties. Names include Mrs Joseph Tucker Miss Eula Fielding Ensign C R Black and Daniel Melcher among others with mentions of Camp Devens Bar Harbor and Martin's Point. A political note mentions Bertrand G McIntire and Daniel J McGillicuddy touring Lincoln county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Tucker
Wiscasset
Bath
Amos Perry
Thompson Bros
John McInnes
Popham
Eula Fielding
First National Bank
George Lincoln
Bath Iron Works
Wisscasset
Thomas Leydon
J. F. Atkinson
Western Ave
John Tyson
Corinne
Flora Dale
Sebasco
Georgia Preble
Catherine Callan
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
John Callan
Middle Street
Ensign C. R. Black
Boston
Black
President Lincoln
George A. Churchhill
Martin’s Point
Waldoboro
Bangor
Molunkus Lake
Aroostook County
Frank A. Luce
Carrie
Washington Street
Wright Farm
Woolwich
Bertrand G. McIntire
Daniel J. McGillicuddy
Lincoln County
Daniel M. Melcher
High Street
Melcher
Bath area social notes span visits and travel this week
Mrs. Blanche Ames visits son George in Woolwich while Mr and Mrs Thomas S Gibbons tour Rockland. Local residents travel to Camden and Kearsage, with many staying at Bath and Montsweag. A ferry runs nights and summer guests frequent the area as fishing and farming continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. Gibbons
Rockland
Blanche Ames
George
Woolwich
Augustus A. Percy
Robert B. Hatch
Camden
Martha A. Foote
New York
Walter Baker
Lulu M. Emery
Bath Trust Co
Auburn
Dike
Fred H. Kimball
Priscilla
Wentworth
Portsmouth
N. H
Walter G. Searle
Wiscasset
Percy
Glendon Brewster
Samuel A. Evans
Lake View
Messalonskee
B. M. Plummer
Frederick KE. Drake
Palmer Cobb
Philadelphia
Charles P. Wetherbee
Kearsage
Russell Cottages
James Morrison
Harlie
Everett
George Wallace
Shepard Street
Vinalhaven
W. A. Andrews
Bingham
Alfred R. Pratt
Bedford Street
Clement Paquet
Malden
Mass
Henry Cunningham
Inez Larrabee
Days Ferry
Bath
Charles Henderson
H. M. Cunningham
George Cothran
Newcastle
Leroy Springer
Ruth
Russell
Falmouth
Alice Jones
Florence Carlton
John Topham
Allston
Fred Crocker
Granville. Durrell
Charles Durrell
Lisbon
Harriet Hathorn
George Hathorne
Lydia Hathorne
Augusta
Winfield Brookings
A. A. Stott
Geraldine
Milton Carlton
Dresden
Paul ‘Pitman
Daniel Huen
Boston
F. Irench
Somerville
Mary Sullivan
Frank Hooley
Neponset
Benjamin Finn
Charlestown
BE. R. Warren
Clarence Baker
D. W. Baker
Millie Dodge
Nequasset
Edward Thomas
Fitts Street
Harriett Hathorne
Portland
Montsweag
Teward Renfrew
Medford
Lewellyn Bailey
Keith
Cape Briton
Harold Shaw
Chester Bailey
Fred Grover
Carlton Lewis
Gardiner
Shaw
Lowell ‘Brown
Sarah Bailey
Castine Normal School
Charles ‘Henry Butler
Washington
Frances
Catherine Callan
Edward Dunton
Frank A. Luce
Carrie
Washington Street
Wright Farm
Kenneth Starrett
Warren
Glenwood Seigers
Harry Austin
James
Lewiston
West Bath Seaman Calvin Thompson Serves in Mine Layer War
Calvin P Thompson a son of J L and Mrs Thompson serves as a seaman first class on a United States mine layer. He was born in Bath and trained at Commonwealth Pier Boston. He enlisted in June 1917 and has spent five months on active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Calvin P. Thompson
J. L. Thompson
United States
Bath
Livermore Falls
Kent’s Hill
Naval Reserve
Commonwealth Pier
Boston
N. E. Coffin
Harry N. Wright
North
Wylie |Emont
Oscar Wright
54Th
Mr. Wright
William D. Sewall
Charles W. Campbell
Bath City
Rosa
Rogers
John Rogers
Southport
S. R. Brown
Dr. Walker
Edna Higgins
A.A. Coultiard
North Street
Ernest E. Williams
William Hunt
High Street
Myra Coombs
Alfred Coombs
Roscoe Decker
Walter Brown
Ruth Thompson
Rachael Potter
Edna Berrick
Angie Spaulding
New York
Joanna Small
Sabino
William P. Smith
Gardiner
Melman Bates
K. V. Vozier
Bangor
Oscar Smiley
Sabine
Marguerite Bates
Topsham
Bowdoin
G. McKenzie
Marguerite Percival
Edna Tilson
Winterville
John Taylor
Irving Coombs
Coombs
Coast Artillery
Houston
Texas
France
Mrs. Chauncey Lewis Visits Westport with Mother
Mrs. Chauncey Lewis, enjoying a weeks long visit with her mother Mrs. Henry Greenleaf, spent Wednesday in the city during a Westernport stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey ‘Lewis
Henry Greenleaf
Westport
Also Mentioned on This Page
Karl D. Rines
Pauline
Dana
North Newcastle
Mrs. Rines
Sherman
Brooks
John Howe
Upper
Everett G. Lemont
Harry Lemont
Mae
Joseph Gvere
James Lemont
Oakledge
Roy Shackford
Charles E. Doten
Earl
Washington Avenue
Poland Springs
Beatrice Penley
Penley
Rich’s Mountains
James Hannah
Alice
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Harold Freeman
Sunnyside Farm
Red Cross
Grange Hall
New Meadows
Orrs Island
Lillian Brown
Joseph White
J. M. Lemont
Fred Brown
Harding’s
Frank ‘Hughs
Court Street
Grace Freeman
Florence Neiley
Bath City Hospital
P. F. Plummer
Lisbon Falls
Llewllyn Bailey
Robinson
Bailey
Texas Yard
J. Everett Mayo
Berry’s Mills
Stanley Thirkell
Town
Kennebunkport
Esther White
Peaks Island
Haze
Littlefield
West Bath Grange Hall
J. Rupert Wing
Ernest Davis
W S. Merritt
Boston Harbor
Foster’s Point
Mr. Merritt
Goding
Springfield
Rose Brothers
Elmer Williams
Trufant’s Crossing
Calvin Vl. Thompson
Georgette
James F. Will Co
Brunswick
Fordson
Maine
Henry Ford
England
Canada
West
New England
Maine’s
F. O. B. Dearborn
Mich
Arrow
Charles S. Hall
Force Maine
Ocean Street