Locals and Personal Short Notes From Bath News
Bath area notices cover nightly Hockomock hours to 11 for public ease. Capt. Frederick V. McNair returns to Bath with family at Trufant crossing. A garden display at Druid park shines with red geraniums. Carl Timberlake, once Morse High sub-master, now serves in France. Buds of news on residents, travels, and local happenings fill the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockomock
Lowell Field
West Bath
Druid Park
Carl B. Timberlake
Morse High School
France
Bath
Sagadahoe
Albert G. Winslow
Phippsburg Basin
Sabine
Will Richardson
Brunswick
John Brossinhan
Lewiston
L. H. Whitney
Bay Point
Georgetown Meeting Plans Annual Sale at vestry church
A Georgetown Work ing league committee met Monday at First Baptist vestry to finalize arrangements for the annual sale. Local residents and sailors visiting Higgins family were noted, as well as town updates on farming, health, and a recent marriage at Robinhood Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working League
First Baptist Church
Joseph F. Higgins
Howard Henry Frank Hetherton
Frank Lynn
Jolly
Commonwealth Pier
East Boston
Harold F.hunt
Marion Buzz
Bath
Lizzie Howarth
Idena Howarth
Beverly
Joseph Harford
Edgar L. Patterson
Georgetown Center
Patterson
Five Islands Grange Social Gross Receipts and Local News
The Five Islands Grange gathering drew a well attended crowd with Corinne Ainley presenting two selections. A variety of activities included games and an ice cream sale yielding 13.60 in gross receipts. Updates tell of local visits, illness cases, cottage stays, and upcoming Grange events and church plans.
Webster's Case Taken for Work or Fight Ruling
James H. Webster of Lowell Massachusetts was seized in Portland by naval intelligence officers for alleged gambling ties valued at about two hundred dollars. He appeared before local board No. 1 seeking a ruling under the work or fight act claiming dyspepsia and intent to seek shipyard work in Bath. The judge noted no state law could reach him and ordered action under the national statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hh, Webster
Lowell
Mass
Portland
Naval Intelligence
Local Board No. 1
Webster
Bath
Donahue
Our Own People Update From Bath and Portland
Horace Grant of Portland visited the city Thursday on business. Catherine Emmons visits her aunt Mrs Victor Holt in Augusta. Charles M Follansbee returned to Portland after a Bath trip. Hatch family enjoys days at the Hatch cottage in Popham Beach. Horace Morse U S N R at New London on furlough visits home. Mrs A R Pratt Elna McCabe and Mr Mrs W A Andrews motored to Portland. Charles A Adams formerly of this city now with Bath Iron Works as head time keeper. Rev A B Webber Avon Baptist church will preach Sunday morning at 1015 subject to be announced. Caroline Stevens Five Islands visited Bath Thursday. Stevens taught at Morse High School last year.
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Lester Washburn
Dromore
Phippsburg
Bowker
Edith Mitchell
Louise Robbins
Robert Fulton
Arthur Bowker
The
Hebrew War Relief
Portland
Knights
New Meadows Inn
Charles Stewart
Harriett
Newton Centre
Mass
Westport Junction
Stewart
Bath
Haggett House
Court Street
Junction
Stewarts
Newton’ Centre
Boston
Charles Dow
Orlando
Fla
Dow
Orlando Bank
Carrie ‘Heald
Westport
Daniel Stevens
Ehaded
Yarmouth
Lucile
John
J. F. Chaney
Topsham
Alys M. Thompson
MacMahan
Jane D. Cushing
Green Street
Louis Kershner
North Street
Lisbon Falls
Kershner
Harry Lemont
Mae
Joseph
James Lemont
Oakledge
Albert H. Shaw
Portsmouth
N. H
Hotel Wentworth
D. H. Silver
Brookline
Dorothy
Wollaston
O. A. Kittridge
Lemont
Sabine
H. D. Haverfield
Oak Street
White Mountains
Herbert McDonald
Charlotte
N. C
Charles E. Doten
Earl
Hatch’s
Small Point Beach
Hazel Harrington
Charlotte Wyman
Percy
E. F. Lewis
Five Islands
Mildred McPherson
George B. Moody
Charles Burrowes
Emergency Hospital
Texas Steamship Co
Boothbay Harbor
Roscoe P. Todd
Benjamin L. Rich
Fitchburg
George H. Sampson
Kenneber Point
Fuller
Benjamin H. Woodside
Joseph F. Higgins
Ethel B. Todd
Mr. Marr
Georgetown
Roland’ D. ‘Harford
Felspar
A. Williams
Robinhood
Frank H. Moore
Georgetown ‘Center
Burton West
Searsmont
Levi S. Totman
Levi
Thomas M. Hagan
Hagan
Robinhood’s Cove
Morrell
Harriet Leonard
Gloucester
Thomas Hagan
Dr. Gage
Lucy
Harriet, Gage
Medford
Carroll Page Powers
Agnes S. Jones
Annie M. Jones
Georgetown Center
William T. Boyd
Villa Stevens
Manfred Newdick
E. M. Horton
Nehemiah ‘Boynton
Malden Island
B. F. Perry
Pittsburg
Kola Vita
Arthur Berry
Baby
Bath City Hospital
Horace Grant
City
Catherine Emmons
Victor Holt
Augusta
Charles M. Follansbee
Robert B. Hatch
Hatch
Popham Beach
Charles A. Adams
Brunswick
Bath Iron Works
A. B. Webber
Avon Baptist Church
Avon
Caroline Stevens
Chase Family News from Bath and Nearby Towns
Mrs Fessenden Chase and her daughter Mary of Wiscasset visited the city to spend the day. Miss Irene Lemont of Middle street is staying two weeks at the Wallace cottage Bay Point with Mrs Charles Stinson. John Chase son of the late Capt Fessenden Chase of Edgecomb works as a draftsman at Bath iron works. At the Colonial club meeting Fessenden Chase was elected secretary succeeding Ralph Gay who has been drafted and left for Camp Devens Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Davis
Central America
Capt
Stinson Davis
George Yeo
Boston
Mell Spencer
South Gardiner
Ellen Hagan
Fessenden Chase
Mary
Wiscasset
Irene Lemont
Middle Street
Wallace Cottage
Bay Point
Charles Stinson
John Chase
Edgecomb
Naval Constructor
Bath Iron Works
Colonial Club
Ralph Gay
Camp Devens
Mass
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pept Iron Named as Remedy
The passage urges Hood's Sarsaparilla with Pept iron to combat weak muscles memory loss despondency and pallor from anemia. It recommends taking one before meals and the other after with Hood's Pills if a laxative is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
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Raymond Rogers
Western Avenue
Uncle Sam
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Coleman Frasier
Boston & Maine
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Grange
Corinne Ainley
Mattie McMahan
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Louis Hagan
Proctor ‘Hagan
Bailey
Marcus Beebe Jr
Blaisdell Brothers
George Connor
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Lightbody
Daniel Sexton
Fred Silsby
Quimby Cottage
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Natalie
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Bert Lewis
Malden
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New Jersey
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Satan
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W. P. Cromwell
A. McMahan
Tarr
Viola Hinkley
Quincy, Mars
Delia Avery
Harold Lewis
High Rock
the House of Kuppenheimer
John J.desmond Do
Water Streets
Maine
Sylvne
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Webster’s
Aepiserg
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DoHonQsuy Sonjouy
Pnoys Aup
Pereyo
Conney’s Specialty Store
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Woolwich Red Cross
Horace Morse
New London
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A. R. Pratt
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