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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1918

Page

2

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.

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.

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.

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.

Chauncey ‘Lewis Henry Greenleaf Westport

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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
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