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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1928

Page

6

Community Hosts and Visiting Friends in Bath Notes

Mrs. Maud Clark hosted Corliss Street church research class with reporters reading treasurer and secretary reports. Guests included Mrs. Annie Scholz of Dover and Miss Mary Steele of Watertown for a social hour with bridge and further visits noted among Bath residents and summer visitors.

Maud Clark Lower High Street Corliss Street Fanny Thurlow Mable Shenard Hattie Neston Kate Wallace Ette Pottle Corn Small Lizzie French Nellie Plant Minnie McPherson Annie Scholz Dover Mass Mary Steele Watertown

Thompson Family Visits in New Hampshire Trip

Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson and Mrs Brewer have been visiting Mrs Filla Gilman. They left Monday for Manchester New Hampshire to visit William Gilman Thompson's brother, formerly of Bath.

Harry Thompson Brewer Filla Gilman Manchester N. H

Magouns Return Home After Week With Henry A Magoun

Mr and Mrs John Magoun left Friday for their Steelton Pennsylvania home after spending a week at Henry A Magouns Green street residence.

John Magoun Steelton Henry A. Magoun Green Street

Vacation travel swells on Maine Central coast

Tourist traffic on the Maine Central remains heavy as heat drives hundreds from cities to the coast and others returning after vacations fill both directions. The pattern is expected to hold through the end of the month.

Maine Central Maine

Bath Area Personal Notices From Weekend Visitors

Frederick Hart and Raymond Green died Sunday at Boothbay Harbor. Rev and Mrs Weston P Holman return from vacation at Rangeley Lakes and the White Mountains. They viewed Mt Washington by car with a Bath boy as chauffeur Warren Oliver. Joseph Lozier of Augusta visited the Robinson home in Washington street. Chadbourne family returned to New Bedford after Bath visit with William C Chadbourne and Mrs Chadbourne's parents. Otto and Barbara Chadbourne have been in Bath for weeks. Margaret Mulligan of Trufant Street left for Boston for a two week stay with relatives. Mike Roman of Rockland Clarence Pendleton and family of 550 Washington Street Walter Fitch of 35 Russell Street C E Phillips and Mrs Hutchins of 6 Crocker Street toured Harpswell then Orrs Island and Bailey's Island. Chauncey Lewis and sons George and Malcolm of Everett Mass guests of Albert McFadden on Park Street. Frank M Deering Althea Levyn Gardiner Deering recently returned from Liberty Lake visiting Frank W McCormick’s family. Reta Henderson of Upper High Street returned from a week at Small Point with Miss Mary Sewall. Ralph Brewer of Wakefield Mass, Dexter baseball shortstop and Bath veteran, visited Thursday.

Weston P. Holman Rangeley Lakes White Mountains Mt. Washington Warren Oliver Arthur R. Chadbourne Otto W Barbara W New Bedford Mass Bath Mr. Chadbourne William C. Chadbourne Chadbourne Otto F. Bullman Otto Barbara Mike Roman Rockland Clarence Pendleton Washington Street Walter Fitch Russell Street C. E. Phillips Hutchins Crocker Street Harpswell Orr's Island New Bridge Bailey's Island

Local social visits noted in Bath and vicinity

Mr and Mrs Arthur P Sampson and family visited Mr and Mrs John Sampson at 1059 High Street with Mrs Carrie M Sampson returning briefly. J P Grosvenor of Watertown NY resumed homeward travel after a Bath stay. Mr and Mrs B A Fuller of Melrose paused in Bath with Mrs Lewis Pepper on their northern state car trip.

Arthur P. Sampson Richard Alice John Sampson High Street Carrie M. Sampson B. A. Fuller Melrose, Mars Lewis Pepper Middle Street

Mrs Bertha Gee Visits Family In Everett And Island

Mrs Bertha M Gee of Everett Mass visits her aunt Mrs M J Diffin on lower street then travels to see her father Laskey near Island.

Bertha M. Gee Everett Mass M. J. Diffin Lower Street Laskey Island

Social notes from Bath and nearby towns

Mrs John B Downey travels to Augusta to visit her husband and attends Central Maine Power Co picnic at Lake Cobbesseecontee. Several families, including the Moultons, Atchleys, Thurlows, and Klinnels share coastal and inland visits, travels to Lake Nequasset Bath and Boothbay Harbor, with multiple domestic gatherings and short trips to Bangor Old Town and Canada.

John B. Downey Park Street Augusta Downey Central Maine Power Co

Social notes of Bath area visitors and local greetings

Mrs Edith Mariner of Bridge Merrill enjoys annual vacation with Detroit visitors. The Lis family and friends visit cottages near MacMahan Island, sail toy yachts, and dine at Laskey’s cottage. Several households host guests from Saugus, Washington DC, New York, and Brunswick for weekend trips and field days in Bath Sabine. Clam Rock Shoal buoy noted by lighthouse superintendent.

Edith Mariner Bridge- Merrill Thomas Miller Detroit Mich Mr. Miller William Miller Brunswick M. J. Diffin Lower Middle Street Robinhood F. A. Laskey

Schuberts Return From Visit To Brooklyn

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Schubert and their sons William and Chester Jr. returned to their Brooklyn home Saturday after spending two weeks with Mrs. Schubert’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Moses.

Chester Schubert William and Chester, Jr Brooklyn N. Y

Social News Roundup From Bath Involving Guests And Visits

Mrs. Joseph Terrell hosted bridge in honor of Mrs. William Hardy with high score prize a crystal necklace won by Mrs. Walter Brennan. Numerous neighbors and visitors from West Roxbury Boston Yarmouth Lee Mass and Brooklyn N Y attended. Elizabeth City and other Bath residents hosted gatherings and trips with multiple family and civic notices across July and August.

Joseph Terrell Pearl Street Bridge William Hardy Walter Brennan William Harwood Mildred Bowen West Roxbury Mass

Bath Notes Highlight Ship Models And Local Happenings

The Bath column lists ship model displays at a local antique shop with pieces tied to notable builders and ships, plus reports on a partridge sighting at a home, a Ford roadster recovered in Waterville, and parishioner Rev Harold Holbrook’s visit. It notes Bath residents serving as jurors, a concrete sidewalk project, and upcoming Rotary events at Sebasco.

Charles Robinson Monaleses Omnidams Nestaltsoaind Sioabeioola John MacDonald Chapman & Flintshi Arion of Bath Donnell Yard Belle of Bath J. P. Morse Bath Ile Morse Charles Sampson

Annual Grange Fair Plans Dinner and Entertainment

Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. T. C. Briggs. George Yeo returned to Winchester after visiting family. The twelfth annual grange fair will be at the halley on sale. Supper featuring baked beans brown and white bread salads pickles pie and coffee at 5 30 with an entertainment at eight.

T. C. Briggs George Yeo Winchester Halley

Mrs Reginald Stacey Dies in Portland Saturday

Mrs Reginald Stacey passed away Saturday in Portland. The notice notes her death and associates her with Portland, providing a concise obituary snippet for local readers.

Reginald Stacey Portland

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Alma L. Palmer Allen Street Ruth Skillings Sebasco Bruce H. M. White Topsham Ernest Haskell New York Francis Hill Becton Hildegarde Haskell John Williams Baltimore Robert Smythe Chicago Jaceline Arsenault Rumford Small Point Club Anne Kimball Harold Sewall Porter Ashe D. D. Breck Harrison Wright William Shields New York City John A. Ligro Snow Park Dwight Pierce Furst Earl Twitchell Haddonfield N. J Marion Dean Aline Colton Lee, Mass Walter Payne DL. Howard Southport Andrew Dobson Alice Reynolds Elmhurst Peter Dorion Henry Murray Henry Jr Jean Boston Thomas F. Reynolds Mrs. Erastus Jewett Isle of Springs Winship Street Maurice Brim Jewett Mr. Jewett Bob Robbins Joseph Oliver Jack Marce Everett Lord Northfield General Conference of Christian Workers East Northfield Lord Charles E. Jefferson Broadway Tabernacle Robert E. Speer Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions George A. Buttrick Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church Paul D. Moody Middlebury College Harriet Claxton Torrington Ella Wilkinson Springfield Ethel Huse Clinton D. Wilson Miss Huse Boston University Clarence Boyles Dorothy Brver North Weymouth Louise Church Salem H. E. Millard Hackensack Philip A. Tremaine Burnett Bear Carlisle Fred R. E. Dean Dummer Street William Thistle Harold Dorchester Mechanic Street Charles Blair Thistle Beacon Street Mrs. Thistle E. Mason Wright Five Islands Luella Noyes Sabine Melville Smith Helen Smith Emily Curtis Fannie Moore Cambridge Elmer Hodgkins Madelyn Clara Noyes Esther Bailey East Boston Fred L. Carlton Sagadahoc Perry Eleanor Dunning Randall Charley A. Randall Edward James Browne Marion Ind Randall Eastman School of Music Rochester Carrie Shaw Browne Miss Randall Bruswick Ernestine Eaton Madelyn Wright Pairfield Wallace Rand Newton Highlands John O. Moulton Mrs. Rand Marcia Moulton Bar Harbor Appalachian Club Mr. Rand Miss Moulton Bath Savings Institution Dorothy Welch Edward C. Stiness North Street New Meadows Inn Mrs. Stiness Bath High School Mr. Stiness H. Edward Jaquith Kenneth William Bondway Gardiner Barbara Pitman Andrews Road Mary Betty Anderson Barbara Young Frederic Andrews Reed Pitman Doris Ralph Houston Donald Dudley Joseph Spear Elizabeth Small Arthur Lemont Lemont Street Arthur W. Wadsworth Bernice Port Thomas Wadsworth Canada Mr. Wadsworth Herbert E. Worrey Jack City Hospital Boothbay Roland F. Hill Artis House Lincoln Street Lillian Dunton Bowdoin College Fred Dunton A. A. Stott Sagadahoc Ferry Plessie Beals Windmere’ Lodge Unity Katherine Butcher Bridge-Merrill, Inc Edward G. Mead Ithaca Anna Shultz Mase Matthew McPher Texas Co U. S. Shipping Board Copland Bath Garden Club Mrs Wallace MacDonald Lower Washington Street Dorothy Lowell Janie Lowell Wiscasset William Burke Billy Newark Lowell Mrs. Downey Marjorie Bucke Helen Downey Harry W. Tucker Emma Hathaway Martha P. Small Vincent Whalen Woolworth West Somerville Frank Whalen Herbert Spinney Muriel J. Stanton Oliver Richard, James Edwin Sadie Donnelly Seguin Island Velma Strout West Somerville, Mass Edward V. Reed Herbert Avery Plymouth Frederick Hart Raymond Green Boothbay Harbor Joseph Lozier Margaret Mulligan Trufant Street Chauncey Lewis George and Malcolm Everett, Mass Lewis Albert McFadden Frank M. Deering Althea Levyn Gardiner Deering Liberty Lake Reta Henderson Charles Henderson Upper High Street Small Point Mary Sewall Arthur Sewall Ralph Brewer Wakefield Dexter J. P. Grosvenor Parker N. Moulton Nash and R. D. Moulton Lake Nequasset W. A. Atchley Atchley Donald Perth Amboy Waterville Hotel Phoenix First Baptist Church Harry Thurlow Frederick N. Klinnel Herbert Harris Frank Phillins Reading Fred Shaw Capt Martin Haley Edna Robert Capt. Haley Thomas Haley Cobb Road Edward J. Lee Pearstreet Rufus Ham Worcester Isleford William Richardson Stephen Nolan John Footer South Street Celia McElman Bedford Street Bangor Old Town Barter's Island Katie Campbell Campbell Roland Haley Charles McQuiggan Betty Catherine William Yule Elizabeth Dunbar Walter Dunbar Hazel Robinson Harry Collins Harry Fullerton Orrs Island Lawrence Vail Saugus Vail General Electric Co Lynn Edward F. Clary Fred Nichols Washington, D. C City Cynthia Ryan Bettie Raleigh Miss Ryan Albert Hufstader Allan Ramsay John Crosby Allston C. E. Sherman Clam Rock Harold Bates Mr. Bates New Jersey Mrs. Bates Paul Mason Charlotte Wyman Front Street Jotham Reed Maine General Hospital Katherine Trott Milton Thelma Wood Francis Cooke Ina Edward Lee Hatch Green Stager Wilber G. Cahill L. H. Kimball Harry Day Priscilla Magoun Carl Anderson Stanley Hyde Yarmouth Edward Sewall Allan Spear Charles McKay Lee William Hatch Steelton, Pa Robert Hatch Lysle Moore Skowhegan William J. Blackwood Jane Spinney Pittsfield H. Dorman Perkins Evelyn O. P. Redson Evelyn Redlon West Bath Popham Beach Wyman Cottage Mr. Perkins Mr. Redlon Belle LeClair Bradley Harry Morse Greenwich Conn Breton Woods Saranac Elsie Crocker J. J. Desmond Co Richard Hastings Virginia Richard, Jr Cherryfield al Brisk John E. Fitzgerald Leonard D. Norsworthy Richard Sibley Melrose Russell L. Phinney Oliver Street George Wallace Gertrude Somerset Place Wilton Katherine Tracey Farmington Rose Lindenberg Bernadette Collins Samuel Povich Leslie Plant Percy Robbins Parker Lewis Portland-Haverhill William P. Hill Katherine McLaughlin Emma Ouellette Willow Street Kennebunk Beach William T. Powell Phyllis Beth William Jr North Hero Vermont Margaret Reed Woolwich Alice Williams Winneganee John B. Crosby Mary Louise Charles A. Harriman Crosby Abraham Miller William Corfield Butler's Behands Cittes Seneca H. Conley Mr. Butler Harold Holbrook Sharon Ford John Elliot Carlton Portland-Biddeford Carlton The Independent A. E. Oliver Milan Street Edward E. Chase Cape Elizabeth Maine Securities Co Bath Rotary Club Maine Central Station Lenape Kennebec River Seguin Pennypack Old Company Lehigh Gibbons Coal Co Tamanend H. L. Tarr Richmond Port Richmond Philadelphia James W. Moulton Thomas L. Perry Calderwood House Mr. Moulton United States District Court Harry D. Hall Carroll A. Deering Edwin M. Jones Norman H. Drummond Arrowsie City Street Oak Winter Streets Ralph Seekins Sullivan Sargent Massachusetts J. Bradford Sprague H. A. Huse Merrymeeting Owen J. Ledyard Ledyards Thompson Bros., Inc Shore Acres Mr. Legro Harry Lester James Lester Morse Federal Morse High School Julian Mason New York Post Metropolis George R. Palmer W. 8 Kenyon Iowa United States Senate John Skillings Skillings F. W. Carlton Salters Island Kennebec St. Louis Snug Harbor Inn West Point Bath and Phippsburg Ernest R. Russell George Parshley Engine 3 William Curran Highway Department Merrymeeting Bay Winneganee Creek
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