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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1902
Page
8
Capt and Mrs Thomas P Gibbons visit Providence and Mrs Blain dell and Mrs Shepard spend Sunday at Sabino. Many Bath residents and guests travel to Bay Point Five Islands and Sabino for vacations and gatherings. Local weddings, theatre, and club activities fill the season with visits from New York Boston Worcester and Rockland.
High school instructor James P Webber has spent the summer at the National Conservatory of Dramatic Art lecturing on the origin and development of the English drama. He met prominent theatrical figures and visited the Players club, receiving an offer to return next season.
Capt Peter Kennedy of Rockland visited town Wednesday while Obanes vy Fisher from Boston and Miss Emma Looney of Wobury returned home after a two week stay. The fragment ends abruptly with The.
The Rev. Jacob T. Crosby of Saco, formerly pastor of Wesley church, attended the annual reunion of the First Tenth and Twenty-Ninth Regiment association at Long Island Casco Bay on Thursday and was chosen chaplain. L. Preble of Waterville, a key Waterville Club member, spent Wednesday night with his parents on Dummer Street Court after attending a Brunswick shoot. Sam, Bath born, now runs a Waterville studio and is regarded as highly accomplished. Mrs. John McDonald and daughter Alice from this city rode the Brunswick Yarmouth line last Wednesday. their car derailed near the gravel pit beyond Freeport, shaking several passengers. Mrs. McDonald was thrown into the pit but escaped serious harm, though she felt unwell the next day.
Judge and Mrs. Fogg hosted a Bay Point cottage reception with about thirty summer residents enjoying ping pong wheet and refreshments. Bangor craftsman James Keating visited, promoting copper and marine paints. Miss Leola Robinson received a surprise party with tin horn serenade, while Edwin and Mrs. Parris hosted a sail aboard Addie and a Five Islands picnic joined by friends including Hichard T.
Mrs A Coombs and daughter Clara return from the White Mountains. Charles M Lin coln NY Herald editor arrives tomorrow for a week vacation. Dr Anderson with family passing the Bummers at Undercliffe cottage. Mr and Mrs Frank Page of Chicago return home after two months here and at Popham. Prof Herbert W Magoun and family return home after a fortnight here. Harry Elkos, famed Massachusetts bicyclist, was in town Wednesday en route for new engagements.
Snow of Somerville Miss Ger trude Ball of Wellingson Dana Smith of South Framingham Mrs Ed win Bonney and son Leonard Miss Bertha Parris and Miss Cornelia Parris of Bath joined a camping party on the island. Lunch and steamed clare were provided by Albion Parris Kert Snow and George Budson of Norfolk Virginia.
The Squirrel Island nine, a college lineup with Princeton Bowdoin and Harvard links, defeated the Iron Works 11 to 10 after a seventh inning rally. Sparks pitched well for Iron Works and Lang caught. Stanwood toiled for Squirrel as Bath boys aided by errors spurred the late rally. Around 150 fans traveled on the Island Belle to witness the tight contest.
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