Locals and Personals Echo Bath Life Notes
Bath notes report Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright touring to Camp Den Sunday. A Lewisian driver arrested in Exeter after a fatal collision. liquor found in the car. Liberty loan prep underway with county chairs named. Window display at Thompson Bros. praised. Old and new residents, marriages, travels, and visits across Bath and nearby towns documented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wright
North Bath
Campden
Exeter
N. H
Germany
Sagad Hoe
Thompson Bros
Front Street
Howard L. Annis
Lincoln
University of Maine
Bath
Mildred Brackett
Burton A. Brackett
Maine Central
Bangor
Brackett
W. Quinton Genge
Grace Methodist Church
Wallace E. Shaw
Virginia
Fort Williams
Portland Harbor
Roscoe Shaw
Napoleon B. Corthell
Saugus
Mass
Salem
Corbelly
Annapolis
Grange Sunday Marked by Storm and Shared Programs
Five Islands grange kept plans despite stormy weather with a strong sermon and a repeat of the drama How the Vote Was Won. Miss Frances Reid sang and danced, and 29 members plus one visitor heard talks, music, and a closing thought. Grange fairs drew crowds earlier in the week with a note promising a full report next week. Storm damage included garden losses, washed roads, and a near capsized boat, with fire, hail, and a struck telephone pole reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Frances Reid
Edward P. Allen
Cascade Grange
Oakland
PRT
Art Peer
Iarive
Datev
Kickers
Polo Mae
Eres Florabel Moore Wocroung
Grange Clozing
Amanda Blaisdell
Grange Fair
Grange Hall
J. A. Folsom
Dorothy and
Leon
Augusta
J. A. Marson
Pittston
Louis Hagan
Bath City Hospital
May L. Macartney
Ida ‘H. Rowe
Benson
New Bedford
Harold Lewis
High Rock
Lester Lewis
Bath
J. G. Stevens
D. H. Hall
Acton
Mass
Frank Southard
Ellery J
Herbert Wyman
Boston
Pierce
Jerome Harrington
Waverly
Charles Hinckley
Quincy
Five Islands
Robinhood
Arthur Rowe
Ok Town
Quimby
Orrin White
Cambridge
Blaisdell & Rowe
Wade
Thomas Blaisdell
Wiscasset
Arrowsie
Georgetown Society Notes and Storm News
A Georgetown report details visits by the Hinckleys and relatives, local bridge repairs and lumber deliveries, and multiple social gatherings. A thunderstorm caused terror with loud lightning but little damage beyond a damaged telephone line, while the Working League prepares a post noon sale at the First Baptist vestry with ice cream and baked goods though the entertainment is cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown . Co
Charles Hinckley
Lloyd
Doris
Hinckley
Flora Campbell
Kennebunk
Elbridge W. Cunningham
Alex
Arthur Delano
Frank Thompson
Elizabeth Thompson
Lou Clarke
Ethel B. Todd
Julia A.hinds
Lydia F. Oliver
Frank Morrell
Natt Howe
E. A. Williams
Flora _ Campbell
Doris Hinckley
Brunswick
Arthur E. Buzzo
Georgetown Center
Ben
Hattie Ek. Rowe
Gramer
New Haven
Lester I
Winchester
England
Arthur
Boyd
Broklyn
Higgins
Newell Campbell
Carroll P. ‘Powers
Bath
Georgetown
League
Jacob ‘Horne, Jr
Frank H. Thompson
Westport Hostess Entertains Beaudet Party Guests
Mrs. E. P. Adams occupant of Oak Grove cottage hosted a Monday evening party for Miss Beaudet's visitors who were departing the next day. Lena Beaudet called on Mrs. Adams Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Adams
Oak Grove
Miss Beaudet
Lena Beaudet
Acadia Lodge Knights of Pythias Installs Officers
D D G C Hon Edward W Wheeler of Brunswick presided at Acadia lodge Knights of Pythias installation Thursday evening. C C Walter L Mosher V C Theodore M Larson Prelate Wil liam D McKenzie M of W Charles W Dunning M at A James Sutherland I G Fred Witham O G Edward H Hartwell among the officers installed. Other officials were installed in January and held over to year end. Members adjourned to Clary's for ice cream after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
D.D.G.C
Edward W. Wheeler
Brunswick
C. C
Walter L. Mosher
V. C
Theodore M. Larson
William D. McKenzie
Charles W. Dunning
James Sutherland
I. G
Fred Witham
O. G
Edward H. Hartwell
Clary’s
Escapes the Huns Fishermen recount near miss after raid
Sailors aboard the fishing vessel Albert Willard describe a raid by Grand Banks fish that attacked a fishing fleet and sank several vessels. The Willard narrowly escaped a U-boat encounter and survives the peril at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Banks
Albert Willard
Bath residents host and visiting notables listed in social notes
Mrs E H Sawyer hosts at Bath street as W Stark Newell travels to New York on Bath Iron Works business. George S McCarty visits on Lewiston business. numerous Bath residents and relatives are noted visiting, staying at summer cottages, or returning from trips to Old Orchard, Small Point, Squirrel Island, Newburyport, and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Dow
Marion
Orlando, Fla
Westport Junction
Dow
Mary Campbell
Washington Street
Bath
Carrie Heald
New Meadows Inn
W. S. Wiggin
Somerville
Mass
Charles Lockery
Dummer Street
Co. A. Lockery
W. A. McNeil
C. A. Corjiss
Ralph Covel
Wiggin
Lockery
Jacobs
McNeil
Covel
Opera House
Topsham
Carl Day
Court Street
William A. Fall
George A. Churchill
Fall
Thas
American Clothing Co
Lynn
Massachusetts
Boston
Jordan, Marsh Co
R. H. White & Co
Maine
Ding
Brunswick
Bedford Street
Mabel Mereen
Ashdale
Eleanor
Cushing
Green Street
Margaret Hogan
Quinsey
Louis Perry
South Street
Charles Nichols
Bath Street
A. A. Perry
Popham Beach
L. J. Underhill
Old Orchard
Quirby
E. L. Gaudreau
Spring Street
Leighton Gardiner
Richmond
Bath Iron Works
Dorothy Welch
Squirrel Island
George Smith
Lexington
E. B. Hunt
Edgar Patterson
Georgetown
Howard Trafton
Lincoln Street
Pearl Paresky
Mikelsky Sisters
Elm Street
Old Orchard Beach
Arthur Nichols
Russell Street
Street
Bristol
J. N. Dedonnett
Redennett
France
Clarence Chadbourne
Doris
Phylis
North End
Ben
Bangor
Ida Rowe
Five Islands
Portmouth
N. H
Weeks Mills
Sherman Clark
Auburn
Beatrice Nichols
Augustus A. Percy
Arnold Cottage
Frank Coffin
Worcester Electric Light Co
Worcester
Rachel Coffin
Trufant Street
Coffin
Charles Rogers
L. L. Lermond
Mabel Rogers
Earl B. Lermond
George A. Baker
Fort McKinley
Gould J. Brown
Maine Coast Artillery
Harvey K. Erskine
Joseph L. Gaudreau
Major Baker
Harold Snowden
Leominster
Arthur Orr
Union Street
Snowden
Salvation Army
Waltham
Henry Shaw
White Mountains
J. E. Pomeroy
Bethel
Gorham
Notches
Dixville
Crawford
Franconia
Grafton
Eathlehem
Pomeroy
Harry Ward
Oak Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Ward
Texas Yard
Western Girl
Lowell
Ferry Street
E. H. Sawyer
Baltimore
C. L. Farnham
W. Stark Newell
New York
George S. McCarty
Lewiston
Grace Sederquest
Frances
Florence Cox
Alliquippa
Small Point
Charlotte Hall
Bryant & Stratton Business College
D. T. Dougherty
North Street
J. T. McCarthy
Virginia Emro
Sawyer's Island
Clarence Tarr
Old Folks Home
H. L. Whipple
U.S.N
Newburyport
Arthur E. Bishop
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
George H. Jones
East Boothbay
W. H. Jones
Charles Street
Katherine Brown
Charles S. Brown
Augusta
Charles l. Lambert
Bowdoinham
Maude Cunningham
Ella Wilson
Milton Trott
Miss Cunnigham
H. O. Cunnigham
Edgecomb
Wilson
Clarence N. Flood
Saugus
Bath Schools
Braintree
Flood
Morse High Faculty Vacancies Prompt Summer Hiring Push
Four teaching posts remain open at Morse High as the fall term nears, with resignations noted in English algebra domestic science mechanical drawing and manual training. Superintendent Giles A. Stuart vows to fill the vacancies by September 10 while repairs at all schoolhouses continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Giles A. Stuart
Carolyn Stevens
Hazel O. Littlefield
Lawrence B. Cobb
A. A. Cain
New York
Alzie Lane
Fred Scott
Waldoboro
Bowdoin
West Bath
Miss Dorothy Tarbox Enjoys Ten Day Furlough In France
Westport residents report Miss Dorothy Tarbox and fellow nurses on a ten day furlough in Biarritz and Bayonne France visiting Santa Jean de Luz near the Pyrenees. They rode bicycles and learned of U S Army trucks bringing them home. Tarbox now supervises wards in Unit 6. Another Tarbox, Miss Annie Tarbox of Camp Meade, spends a month at home in Westport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Tarbox
Westport
Morse High
Biaritz
France
Bayonne
Santa Jean de Luz
Spain
Market Place
Miss Tarbox
Annie Tarbox
Hasted House
Camp Meade
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Promote Strength
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla to increase strength and endurance before meals and Peptiron after meals as a powerful combination for run down conditions. It claims thousands prove its effectiveness and notes Hood's Pills as a purely vegetable laxative if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
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Rayner and Klinger
John J.desmondco
Water Streets
Freeman Trott
Harvard Radio School
Trott
Millton Trott
Shawn Auto Co
Comey’s Specialty Store
Gardiner
Boothbay Harbor
Kennebec
Express