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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1916

Page

10

Summer Social Scene Brightens Bath in August

The younger society set enjoyed a busy day starting with an auto trip to Phippsburg for the Bowker yard launching, luncheon with Miss Pris cilla Kimball, and a Kennebec Yacht Club dance. Guests traveled from Portland New York and beyond. others hosted garden parties and teacings while Red Cross work flourished at Kennebec Point.

Phippsburg Bowker Yard Priscilla Kimball Fred H. Kimball Kimball Constance French Randolph Eugenia Shaw New York Jane Mariner Leland Means Eleanor Payson Ellen Baxter Hargraveg Schlosberg Portland Davis Parker Newton Richardson Somerville Sumner Smith Worcester Mass Simonds Cleveland Green Providence Leslie Smith Los Angeles Williams Charles Butler Moatsweag Eric Wilson Springfield Baxter John Baxter Hugh Mitchell Brunswick

Local Visitors and Property Transfers Noted Around Bath

Our Own People lists social visits and property transactions involving Bath residents and nearby towns. Names include Miss Ann Kimball, Jean Butler, Herbert Maxwell, Leon Belanger, Arthur Dunton, Nellie Webster, Fred Barron, Edmund Warren, Sarah Johnson, Elizabeth Wyman, Margery Bailey, Frank O’Brien, Olive Haynes, Newell Campbell, Oliver Haynes, and others. Several entries show property in Bath, Georgetown, Bowdoin, Richmond, and West Bath, with multiple trips and visits to Popham Beach and Boothbay Harbor.

Ann Kimball Boston Jean F. Butler Emery M. Wing Bath Herbert D. Maxwell Scott R. Frye William F. Moore West Southport Leon N. Belanger Oscar M. Smiley Arthur J. Dunton Harry M. Huse Alton P. Reed Ferdinand Blais Nellie E. Webster Strong Fred W. Barron Qwen Armstrong Edmund M. Warren Auburn Jennie A. Davis Alice F. Weeks Richmond Ethel M. Hall Sarah Johnson Bowdoin Wm. J. Fowler Calais Elizabeth S. Wyman Wollaston Ruth S. Whitney Margery E. Bailey Woolwich Sarah F. Houdlette Frank P. O’brien Victor F. Testa Portland W. S. Wiggin Somerville Frank A. Small Popham Beach A. D. Cutting Thomas Reed Boothbay Harbor

Bath Area Visitor Notes And Outings In The Week

Mrs. E. B. Haggett of North Edgecomb shopped in the city Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Whitman visited from Gar Diner. Dr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Fuller and Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Fuller drove to Turner Sunday. Irving and Carl Senter arrived at their Riggsville summer home for an outing. Anton Bowie visited Lisbon with his mother Mrs. Alice J. Bowie. Miss Edith Glass returned to Boston from a city visit. George S. Fuller and family of Hallowell went to Squirrel Island Monday. Miss Edrie Beebe returned to Gardiner after Five Islands outing. Harry Collins weekend-visited his parents in Farmingdale. Misses P. A. and Ruth Spellett of Jamaica Plain, guests of Miss Bessie L. Bowie. Miss Eva Madore returned to Boston after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams. Miss Dorothy Totman assists at Bath Garage during rush season. Mrs. Jacobson and son Bernard outing on New Meadows were town shoppers. Will Robinson and wife and G B. Holbrook and wife spent Sunday at Bowdoinham. Rev. C. Wilson Harrison of Wesley Church supplied the Riverside pulpit in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Andrews and Miss Marion returned to Lisbon from a New Meadows outing. Residents express regret at the departure of Capt. and Mrs. Snowden Salvation Army, who have labored in Bath for two and a half years.

C. B. Whitman Gardiner Alden Richardson Clapp Wiscasset Edwin M. Fuller Fred A. Fuller Turner Irving Carl Senter Riggsville Anton Bowie Lisbon Alice J. Bowie Edith Glass Boston George S. Fuller Hallowell Squirrel Island Edrie Beebe Five Islands Harry Collins J. E. Collins Farmingdale P. A Ruth Spelle Jamaica Plain Bessie L. Bowie Drummond St Eva Madore Harry Adams Center St Dorothy Totman Bath Garage Company Jacobson Bernard New Meadows Will Robinson G B. Holbrook Bowdoinham C. Wilson Harrison Wesley Church Richmond Methodist Church G. R. Andrews William Crafts St. John N. B Frances Fitzgerald Winchester Mass Louise Craven Joseph Gurney Sanford Charles McDonald Alton Thwing Leo Burke Henry Biggins James Considine Portland Old Orchard Ellie Mo Alice White Dorothy Gish Frieda Mikelsky

Sunday Visitors and Travel Notes From Five Islands News

A round of local social calls includes Harold Reed and Misses Louise Bailey Ruth Burke and Ellie Moulton with others visiting Five Islands Old Orchard Portland and Brunswick. Travel mentions include torpedo boat destroyer Davis launch weight 826 tons traveling to Boston Fall River trip from Nashua and Mechanic Street visits.

Harold Reed Five Islands Louise Bailey Wiscasset Ruth Burke Old Orchard W. B. Demby Topsham Brunswick Davis

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