Wedding Bells Ring at Camp Ahwahnee and Grace Church
A Busy notes page covers two weddings. Florence S. McLean and William Rentz wed at Camp Ahwahnee on the New Meadows, with detailed bridal party and guests from Quincy and Bath. Phillip Hubbell Jones and Joan Sinclair Newell wed at Grace Church in Bath, with reception at the Parish House and a White Mountains honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ahwahnee
New Meadows
Florence
McLean
William Rentz
Quincy
Mass
R. J. Davis
Yarmouth
Mary McLean
Irene Rosenberg
Lisbon Falls
James Guthrie
Brown Cottage
Rentz Cottage
Rentz
Bath Iron Works
New York
Bath
E. Rentz
Katy Mclean
Lillian Ridge
F. W. Brown
William H. White
Esther
William H. Hennese
Social Roundup of Visitors and Local Guests
The Misses Coombs hosted a luncheon for a dozen young ladies at their Avenue home. Visitors include George F. Dearborn and family from Small Point, Mrs. Hathaway and Mrs. Small from Popham, Rev. Folsom and daughter Elsie in New York, Mrs. Hawthorne from Montclair, and Mrs. Skillings en route to New York. Others visit Bath and Popham Beach, with moves to see relatives in Read ing, Boston, Elkton, and Somerset. A parade of local names attended weddings, trips, and centennial events including Miss Idella Lekamp’s Elkton visit, Maurice Owen of Boston at home, and George Hughes at MacMahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coombs
Avenue
George 5
Maurice Owen
Boston
Elizabeth Owen
Owen
The
Hub
George E. Thompson
Popham Beach
Augustus A. Percy
New York
Carl C. Troop
Bath visitors and social notes from a regional column
Capt. Thomas J. Olys of Boston arrives in Bath for his annual visit to relatives and his prior pledge to help fund a new city hall. A Grace Church sunlight dance features Stevens's orchestra, and local figures like Rev. O W Stearns, Hon. E C Stiness, and others are mentioned with visits, dinners, and theater events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Olys
Boston
Bath
Capt
Olys
Tom
Grace Church
Stevens
Bath man Marries Miss Beebe in Montreal Wedding
Frederic Henry Low treasurer of the Bath Savings Institution marries Clara Wentworth Beebe in Montreal with Rev. Dr. Hart officiating. After a brief honeymoon they return to Bath to reside at 732 High Street. Beebe has lived in Bath for years and has many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Montreal
Frederic Henry Low
Bath Savings Institution
Clara Wentworth Beebe
Hart
High St
Low
Miss Beebe
California
Mr and Mrs E C Plummer Return From Winnipeg
Mr and Mrs E C Plummer arrived home Saturday night from Winnipeg where they attended the Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias. Mr Plummer was called to Washington on business on his arrival home in connection with the Nicteieee in borees eran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Plummer
Winnepeg
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Morse Return From Visit With Aunt in New York
B W Morse returns to New York after a brief visit with his aunt Mrs Jennie R Morse of Washington Street He accompanied her who will remain here for a while She was operated on five weeks ago in Newton Hospital for appendicitis and is improving nicely Her daughter Miss Elva is visiting her aunt Mrs Naylor at Eggemoggin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Morse
New York
Jennie R. Morse
Washington St
Morse
Newton Hospital
Elva
Bath Welcomes New Mrs. MacCormick in Bath Wedding
In Middleboro Massachusetts on Tuesday Edna L Walford wed W A MacCormick church service conducted by Rev C P Christopher. The couple arrived in Bath Wednesday and will reside at 68S Washington. MacCormick is Bowdoin 1912 graduate and longtime YMCA official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleboro
Mass
W. A. MacCormick
Edna L. Walford
Frank Walford
C. P. Christopher
Washington St
Richmond Visitors Plan Steep Falls and Baltimore Trip
Rey and Mrs. S A Evans of the People's church left Richmond for Steep Falls after a visit in Richmond. They will spend two weeks with Mrs Evans's parents, then travel to Baltimore before returning to Bath. Mr and Mrs N B Corthell returned from Cambridge where Mr Corthell attended Harvard summer school in mechanical engineering and then left Monday for an outing in Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Corey
Georgia Page Ripley
Bath
Searsmont
G. H. Page
N. B.corthell
Cambridge
Redfield Aboard Maine Island for Summer Stay
Hon William C Redfield secretary of Commerce arrives at MacMahan Island to join Mrs Redfield and son Humphrey for the summer at the Redfield cottage He will stay until September first Also noted are visits by Jeff and Mrs Southard of Richmond and New Meadows from Providence and Pawtucket to Senator Noble Maxwell in Scituate Mass Maxwell operates a sand digging screening and shipping business by electrical power and is praised as a capable man and former politician now focused on business efforts with ties to Richmond and Sagadahoc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma J. Little
William C. Duncan
Little
Middle St
Central Church
William C. Redfield
MacMahan Island
Jeff Southard
Richmond
New Meadows
Providence
Pawtucket
R. I
Noble Maxwell
Scituate
Mass
The
Times
Maine
Senator Maxwell
Sagadahoc
Pond couple with 10 day Massachusetts trip to Boston and White Mountains
William F. Pond and Mrs. Pond left Saturday for Portsmouth by car then proceeded to Boston on a ten day vacation through Massachusetts. They will return and plan White Mountain drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Pond
Clifford Family Returns Home From Popham Beach Summer
Mrs. Charles W. Clifford and her family arrived home Tuesday from Popham Beach where they had been spending the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Clifford
Popham Beach
New St Mary’s Pastor Welcomed by Large Congregations
Rev. N. J. Horan debuted as St. Mary’s Church pastor with large Sunday services. He was assisted by Rev. J. P. O'Brien who departs this week for Winn. A surprise arrival greeted him when Joseph E. Anderson called on him Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Horan
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Church
J. P. O’brien
Winn
Mr. Horan
Joseph E. Anderson
Major Eaton Illness Improves but Misses G A R Encampment
Major Ray P. Eaton, department commander of the Maine G A R, has been ill at his Brunswick home but is now much improved. He is not expected to attend the National Encampment of the G A R in Detroit in September. Mrs Farida Drummond Temple, formerly of this city, arrived Tuesday and will stay a few days at the Cosmopolitan Club. The Temples have lived in Dresden, Germany for twelve years and returned before the war. Mr Temple has business in Chicago and will be joined by Mrs Temple after her visit. She is receiving a hearty greeting from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ballou
Helen Haraden
City Hospital
George R. Copeland
Quincy
E. Randall Leonard
Guy C. Crosbs
Poland Springs
George E., Hughes
Mac Mahan Island
Hiram T. Stevens
Carol Elizabeth
Richard Quick
Susan
Clarabel
Edward Sewall
Atlantic
Edward Hartwell
Humphrey Owen
Sabine
E. C. Stiness
Providence
Bath
Boston
Stiness
John C. Higgins
John 4A. Morse
Horace Morse
Maurice Potter
Southporte
Worcester
Wynburg
Phippsburg Basin
Percy W. Means
Drake Cottage
Pleasant Point
John Ss. Hyden
Portland
Milton H. Douglas
William H. Penuglas
Lisbon Falls
L. S. Adams
Busiess Vis
George A. Baker
C.A.C
Columbia Theatre
Maine
Ray P. Eaton
Maine G.A.R
Brunswick
G.A.R
Detroit
Farida Drummond Temple
Cosmopolitan Club
Georgetown Topics notes and town chatter
Miss Louis Thornton a promising elocutionist may present her program at Union Hall after arrangements in the coming week. Local society notes include visits, health concerns, and travels among Bath, Georgetown Center, Riggsville, Duxbury, Roslindale, and Pittsburg. Traffic worries rise as speeding autos threaten narrow streets. calls grow for warning signs.
Picnic at the Beach and Local Community Happenings
A Georgetown Center area report details a north shore beach picnic with the Thompson family and friends, plus a fishing trip invitation for the following day. It notes a minor injury, local arrivals, a school board meeting, a canceled Westport game, and a seaworthy deep sea expedition led by William Farnsworth including Admiral Ross. It also covers political and social events with Halbert P. Gardner’s speaking tour, a Ladies Aid gathering at Overlook Cottage with readings by Mrs. E D Hooker, Miss Lillian Oliver, and music, plus a memorial bell proposal and hospitality by Mrs. Bartlett continuing a twenty plus year tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thompson
Bessie
Jack Thompson
Miss Sessions
Lou Clarke
Harry Brighton
Mr. Thompson
W. C. Todd
Roscoe
Mr. Bailey
Lauriat Cottage
Indian Point
Center
W. H. Dearborn
Louise Thornton
Union Hall
R. Kaulbeck
E. Haynes
Pfivetzchner
J. Donovan
O. K. Marr
Georgetown
Halbert P. Gardner
Georgetown Center
Mr. Gardner
Charles W. Bartlett
Overlook
Ladies’ Aid and Working League
E. D. Hooker
B. L. Rich
Firs Baptist Church
Mos
League
Ladies Aid
Earl
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Independent
Pegasus
Earth
Hossy
Clarke
Mr. Rentz
Sue Houghton
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Phillip Hubbell Jones
Shelton, Conn
Joan Sinclair Newell
William C. Newall
Winchester
Culbert McGay
William Stark Newell
Sterling B. Hubbell
Shelton
Hubbell
Frances Newell
Ellen Newell
Kimball
Helen Jones
Carrie Moses
Stanley Pierce
Charles Shaw
Mrs. Jones
White Mountains
Canada
Conn
H Broadacres Farm
Jones
Freehold Military School
N. J
Bishopthorpe School Manor
South Bethlehem
Riverside -Rlilement Hose
New Mark Itive
William S. Newell
North St
Charles F. Newall
Isabel Andrews
Grace Hatch
William H. Jones
Helen
Elsie Hubbell
Arthur Kruer
Pittsfield
Francis Bickford
Mary Stetson
Hester Young
Miss Deering
Brookline
George F. Wright
Newtonville
H. P. Small
Springfield
O. W. Stearns
Hamilton, N. Y
Elm St
Elder Stearns
Rupert H. Baxter
Alvin L. Gilmore
Binghamton
N. Y
Binghamton Bridge Co., Inc
MacCormick
Bowdoin
Bath Y. M. C. A
Arthur S. Hyde
Thomas W. Hyde
Newfoundland
Mr. Hyde
St. Bartholomew's Church
E. J. Austin
Haverhill
Webb Academy
Bridgton
Blessed Virgin Sodality
Lora Gillis
Father O’brien
Daniel Williams
First National Bank
Marblehead
Birch Point
Pimrose
Winthrop
Fr. Horan
Mr. Anderson
Navy Department
R. C. Grady
Birmingham
Grady
Louis Thornton
Popham
Damariscotta
Greely School of Elocution and Dramatic Art
New England
Elmer J. Harrison Concert Co
New Hampshire
Miss Thornton
Foxboro
Thompson Cottage
Irving F. Hunt
Francis Adams
Anna Hooker
Miss Hooker
Duxbury
Miss Adams
Robert Jordan
Bath Hospital
Ethel Spinney
Bay Point
Cove
Elijah Spinney
Avesneha Oliverss
Wendell P. Baker
Riggsville
William M. Farnsworth
Ralph Reynolds
Irving Lord
Owen K. Marr
Georgetown Cester
Pearl Lowell
Everett Trafton
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