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Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1914

Page

12

Five Islands Visit by Boston Yacht Club on a Pleasant Day

The Boston Yacht Club visited Five Islands on Thursday with a clambake at Sedgemere Lawn serving over 200 guests. The event featured a yacht reception at the station a green painted clubhouse and an evening dance at Rowe's Hall with Stevens Orchestra. Commodore Chesterton arrived with Shawmut and clubs from Bath Boothbay Augusta joined the fleet in a successful coastal gathering.

Boston Yacht Club Verle L. Stanley Boston Ida H. Rowe Carrol C. Smith Worcester Mass Idlewild I. P. Quimby Turner George McKenney Bath City Hospital Moses Rowe Nichols Albert Malden Ellen Hazan Bethlehem N. H Albion Field Harmon's Harbor Edgar S. Rowe Roberts Waltham Benjamin Rowe E. M. Horton Popham Beach Alfred Cook James McMahan Newburport David Newburyport John Denver Colorado Mattie McMahan Newsburyport Merton Davis Yacht Club Bath Portland Boothbay Sedgemere Will Berry Rowe's Hall Stevens Orchestra of Commodore Chesterton Shawmut Augusta R. L. McKay Harvard FE. OD. Macaules Savadahor Pertilizer Co Mr. Ames Ian Brooks M. J. Dow

Winnegance social notes and visits span regional towns

A crowded relay of visits and departures across Lexington Somerville Bath and Cam bridge highlights a week of social activity. Notables include Governor Haines and Harold Sewall’s planned speech in Winnegance, Mrs. Morse hosting in Parker Head, and numerous relatives visiting kin from Dresden to Portland.

Fox Madeline Lexington Mass Pratt Lewis Somerville Clyde Morse Harold F. Holbrook Winneganee Bessie Hunt Newton Marion Raffaell Evergreen Cottage Quaker Point William T. Haines Harold M. Sewall Bath Postoffice Square Winnegance Eugene Spinney Long Island Harry Oliver Charles Emerson May Trask Joshua N. Tibbetts Parker Head Walter Morse Walter, Jr Myra Merritt L. S. Club Sybil Houdlette Lucy Small Dresden Irving Cromwell Bath City Hospital William F. Willis Arrowsie Sherman Morse Marion Herbert W. Cutting Dromore Maurice Pickard Phippsburg Basin Charles Perkins Milton Morse Lynn Almon Pickard Percy Morse Albion K. Mooers Cambridge John G. Morse Frances Parks West Point Phippsburg Eugene Winslow Nor Mr. Greig H. P. Greig Co Dunbar Parker Merle Huff Alice Call Pease Alice Maxwell George Blair Harvey Campbell Topsham Charlie Preble

Minstrel Jubilee Highlights Woolwich Community Week

Woolwich residents enjoyed a town jubilee with music from piano, guitar, accordion and harmonica at Tessie Hall. Readers heard Rev William Hunter from Los Angeles speak at the Baptist Church, while Miss Leona Ryan and others visited Bath and Boston relatives. An added organ purchase for North Woolwich schools will boost future performances and programs.

Helen Watson Samuel Hathorn Woolwich Court House Worcester Mass William Reed Jane Island Kennebec Will Sheldon Marcia M. Stinson Waterville Harry M. Stinson Leona Ryan Bath William Hunter Los Angeles Cal Baptist Church Will Trott Chelsea Methodist Church North Woolwich Lavigne Garfield Auburn Carl Longfellow Jeanne M. Towle Paria High School Will Blair Milford William Starkey Everett Bishon Thessie Hall Reed New York Harold Webb Somerville

Rideout hosts sail trip up Cathance River

Mrs W E Rideout entertained guests Dr and Mrs A W Moody, Miss Emily Rideout, Mrs Ethel Temple and C W Sedgley on a sail and picnic dinner up the Cathance River to head of tide Thursday. They report a very quiet outing.

W. E. Rideout A. W. Moody Emily Rideout Ethel Temple C. W. Sedgley Cathance

Local Notes From East Bowdoinham And Nearby Towns

East Bowdoinham residents attend a Richmond meeting. Various locals enjoy a Sunday in nearby towns, with social plans, home projects, and outdoor activities noted. The piece also mentions political interest among young Bath Republicans supporting Harold M. Sewall for Congress.

Bath Harold M. Sewall Congress

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