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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1916

Page

2

Midsummer in Woolwich local notices and church events

Long village column recalls Miss Martha Trott visiting relatives in Woolwich and many residents traveling to Bath for movies and shopping. It reports church services with music from campers, soloists Ada Ramsay and Lois Day, plus a Sunday concert by Sagadahoe Ferry children.

Martha Trott South Portland State School For Boys Wilbur Howe Bath Blaine Hall Portland Thomas Reed Milton Carlton John Thwing Dresden Gorham Lilly Ellen Trott North Woolwich Alfred Trott Warren John Carter Lois Day Ada Ramsay Tuessie Hall Elsie Blair Sarah P. E. Hathorne Ada Ramsey Baltimore A. B. Thwing Rufus Savage Charles Hathorne Louie Thwing Day’s Ferry Moving Pictures Mildred Snipe Arrowside Sarah Hathorn Isabel MacDonald Old Orchard Frank Whittum and

Phippsburg News Sketches of Weddings and Community Life

Local notes span a summer of family events weddings and social visits. A August wedding in Winter Hill linked Miss Gladys Parker to John Black of Nashua with family attendance and gifts. Many Bath Sebasco and Portland residents share posts about travel residence changes and friendly gatherings. Rain revives wells and gardens while sermons and church activities fill Sundays across Gardiner Worcester and Williston Church.

Winter Hill Gladys May Parker John Black Nashua N. H Sycamore Street Edward Noyes

Local Social Roundup Highlights Community Visits

Arrowsic notes Miles Hagan returning to New York after time with Wilder Hagan. Eveline lists Nellie Blagdon visiting in Wiscasset, Nelson Rice of Woolwich in town, and Miss Freda Smith from Greenville visiting Mrs. Spinney. Multiple locals attend a Woolwich Sunday school concert and church services with Rev. John E. Churchill preaching.

Milan J. Smith Harvey T. Bailey Woolwich Ermina Smith Augusta Edith Seigars Dresden Winthrop Llewellyn Bailey Eleanor Bailey Fred Soule Bernard Bailey Louise Edna Barbara Wiscasset Marion White Inez Morrison New York Alfred Perkins Brighton George A. Walker Montsweag Togus Wilbur E. Tibbetts Harold Shaw H. E. Wright George W. Shaw Wilson Bailey Albert Jesse Bailey Florence Newman Mell Jewett Westport Bessie Lucy White Brooklyn Somerville South Schoolhouse North Scholhouse Mr. Churchill David G. Stinson Miles Hagan Mr. and Mrs Wilder Hagan Nellie Blagdon Nelson Rice Freda Smith Greenville N. H G. P. Spinney Mildred Snipe S. P. E. Hawthorne Harold Snipe Georgetown Sarah Hawthorne F. H W. F. Hagan Muriel Grace Shea D. G. Stinson John E. Churchill Milldred Mina Snipe Thomas Mains John McCarron Revere Mass T. O. Stein Carrie Hodgman M. C. Drummond’s Edward Pierce Pemaquid Annie Potter Bath

Local church notes include Hoagland sermon and musical tributes

Rev. Hoagland of Hyde Park Mass led worship on Sunday with an engaging sermon on The Inspiration of the Scriptures. Duets by Marguerite Ferrall and B O Wetmore from Boston highlighted the services, with Miss Ferrall and Wetmore also in the week’s music lineup. A Southport excursion, clam bake, and several visits and arrivals are listed among parishioners and guests, including Irving Senter and Elizabeth Stratton.

John E. Churchill Marguerite Ferrall B. O. Wetmore Boston Southport Christmas Cove E. A. Williams Ferdinand Brilmayer Helen Hoagland Boyd Katherine Dorothy Stuart Brown Flannagan Massey Bessie Walter Powers Irving Senter Bath Ralph Dunton Bragg Colby Lawrence Greenwood Miss Bonney Thompson Washburn Beatrice McCutcheon Onberg Eldora Bonney Portland Elizabeth Stratton Deaconess Training School George West Indian Point Edwin Walker Davis Ferrall West F. Mettler Davis Brooklyn N. Y Heron Island Mr. Davis Europe Berlin

Local Notes on Purchases Posts and Personal News

William McManus of Brunswick bought an Overland from Bath Garage Co. R D Titcomb of the governing draft force at B I W enjoys a coast cruise aboard Cruiser 2d. Lincoln Castle No 8 KI Golden Eagle installs officers and holds a banquet. Mrs Clarence Johnson hosted Mrs Herbert Mallard at Summer St. Saga dahoe Republican Club pins are widely distributed in red white and blue. Scott W Tibbetts returned home from Farmingdale where he works on a new 188 foot intake pipe for Central Maine Power Co. The pipe, 42 inches diameter, will keep the crew employed until early next month.

William McManus Brunswick Bath Garage Co R. D. Titcomb B.I.W Lincoln Castle Knights of Golden Eagle Clarence Johnson Summer St Herbert Mallard Elizabeth N. J Sagadahoe Republican Club Scott W. Tibbetts Farmingdale Central Maine Power Co

New Arrivals at Riverside Popham Beach

A long list of visitors and residents arriving at Riverside Popham includes Ruth and Laura Edgecomb of Worcester, Robertson of Boston, Hammond of New York, Horns of Boston, Doyle and Hiffer of Boston, Windors? of Brooklyn, Plant of Portland, Leyner of Montreal, Pitt of Montreal, Pierce and family of Boston, Jones of Somerville, McKussick family of Ottawa, Rogers and Quimby of Dorchester, Leggett family, Haggett of Ottawa, Morgan of Montreal, Spiegel of Atlanta, Morrison of Cuba, Anderson and family of Worcester, and McIntosh of Ottawa with others. Frederic Cahoon and family returned to New York. At Pophath Cahoon caught 18800 fish.

Riverside Popham Ruth Laura Edgecomb Worcester M. C. Robertson Boston F. P. Hammond New York L. F. Horns Thomas Doyle Hiffer Brooklyn N. Y Frank Plant Portland Leyner Montreal Sydney Pitt E. Pierce Addie Bessie Jones Somerville H. McKussick Ottawa Austin Rogers Edwina Quimby Dorchester H. Leggett C. S. Haggett McMatthews Agnes Morgan Spiegel Atlanta Georgia Duncan Morrison Cuba Anderson William Howe Towerhill J. M. McIntosh Miss Elliot Frederic Cahoon Pophath Cahoon

Card of Thanks for Bereavement

Mrs. Gorham Babson Lilly thanks relatives and friends for assistance during her bereavement. Gratitude for singing, floral offerings, and kind expressions are noted. August 9, 1916.

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Sagadahoc Blue Kennebec John White Thelma Cliftondale Lunter Brunswick Addison Rice John Topham Whitcom Fred Crocker Angie Hunnewell Abigail Getchell Sagadahox Ferry William Downing Sarah Bagley Bessie Salmon Squirrels Island Miss Bagley Tremaine Emma Barnes T. C. Wallace West Somerville Wallace Union Pacific Railroad Bert Houdlette F. W. Carlton Pittston Freeman Trott Itor Capitol Island Wiew Peg Halley Phylis Jordan Wright Nequasset J. A. Stinson W. A. Lilly Sagadahoe Ferry S. 5 Crocker Arrowsie Jesus Mrs. Crooker Eleanor Reed Hazel Hatch Elsie Crooker Dorothy Crooker Sunlight On the Hill Jesus Loves Archie Hatch Phyllis Hall Eugene Long Gladys Mitchell Sene Joy Eulah Mitchell Long Goldie Sheridan Gertrude Galloupe Frank Sheridan Long Alice Long Everett Rice Sumner Bailey Percy Bailey J. Gould Bailey Dorothy George Shaw Phippsburg God Holton Camp Wynburg New Meadows Gardiner Williston Church Henry Butler Edward B. Winslow Rio de Janeiro Brazil S. A T Winter Hill Priscilla Ellis Estelle Marden David Black Evelyn Parker Parker'srother Walter Mr. Black Walter O. Parker Laura Black Clarence Walter Parker Mr. Page Thomas Black D. L. Black David Walter Bowker William Perry Cora Campbell Alvena Oliver Perry F. S. Bowker Frank A. Morey Lewiston Ruth M. Morey Herbert R. Coffin Eleanor Harrington Charles Morton Morton George Millett Eleanor Eaton Sebasco Peter O’brien Mereen Pierce N. W. Eaton Ben Davis J. O. Wyman Henry Minott New Roland Eaton Sabine Milan Hatch Maurice Raymond H. F. Eaton Harry F. Jr Maxwell Wakefield Riverview Isabel Kimball Hatch Minott R. G. Brown Rox Hyte Wyman Adelbert Williams J. F. Leeach L. W. Berry Rebecca Bowker Lucia Ferguson Rebecca Brown Etta Bowker Bess Grace Dickinson Emma Perry Annie Hovey W. H. Bowker Frank Leeach Charles L. Stevens Camden Mrs. Seavey Harry Watson Eaton Muddy Guy Crocker Walter Small Tom Mains F. H. Snipe C. P. Holbrook Charles Morse Winneganee Lewis Varney Ladies’ Aid Frank Clark Riggsville Mr. Wetmore Frank Kaulback Deering Osborne Lincoln Bailey R. No. 2 Michael J. MacCormick Bath National Bank Maine William F. Moses Lizzie R. Moses State OF Seradance Vernon OD. Mitchell Abbie J. Mitchell Vernon TD. Mitchell Vernon D. Mitchell Edna T. Tobey Kittery Howard O. Nash Bath Irma Nash Bath Sagadahoe A. D William T. Hall State OF Maine James Lowell Cyrus W. Longley Popham Beach
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