Bath Woman’s Bobsled Starred at Winter Street Hill
Lieut. John A. Lord’s bobsled, crafted by Bath Iron Works, drew attention on Winter street hill with its swift lines. The item notes the drift of local social happenings from club elections to Christmas plans and medical updates among Bath residents.
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John A. Lord
John
Winter Street Hill
Lord
Bath Iron Works
Rotary Club
Fred D. Hill
High Street
Mrs Oliver Travels Through Bath On Way East Boston Visit
Mrs Frank H Oliver passed through Bath Saturday en route to East Boston where she will visit then remain away until after Christmas. Her son Walter Oliver will join her later in West Somerville.
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O. M. Outhuse
Westport
Bath
Warren A. Lowell
Littleton
Mass
Camp Devens
Outhuse
Massachusetts
Frank H. Oliver
Boston
Walter Oliver
Somerville
Mr. Oliver
Notable Bath Area Residents Refer to Health and Travel
Local notices list Mrs Wintich Walker ill at a bar home in Arrowsic and Mrs David Heald passing away, with Charles Campbell critically ill at Campbells Pond. Several residents return from visits in Boston Freeport and Portland while others prepare for Christmas and shipboard service.
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Wintich Walker
Arrowsic
David’ Heald
Charles Campbell
Campbells Pond
John Wilson
Boston
William J. O’brien
Columbia Chambers
Portland
Everett Mitchell
John Blake
Freeport
Leon Knight
Fitchburg
Cliffora Jewelry
Saranac
Winfred M. Hagan
Arthur C. Hagan
United States Merchant Marine
New Orleans
Moonlight sledding and charity sale creatures in town
On Winter street hill 100 sleds slid past Summer and Washington streets near the library as Ex Governor Cobb watched and joked about trying a double ripper. The Cosmopolitan club held a Christmas sale at the club house netting about $80 with aprons, jellies, crafts selling out quickly and Mrs. Allen Irish supervising. Fortnightly concert drew praise for Miss Corrella and Mr. Bonelli with Collingbourne, Hyde, and others performing. Red Cross Home Service in Maine continued aid for veterans families at 72 Front Street. Miss Hickey to wed Francis L McDonald January 7 in Bath. Texas firm seeks five girls for acetylene plant at 54 cents an hour.
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Winter Street
Summer
Washington Streets
Cobb
Middle Street
Cosmopolitan Club
Margaret Foote
Assembly Hall
Pauline Corrella
Riccardo Monelli
Mendelssohn
Barcarolle
Miss Corrella
Ruth Collingbourne
Annie Laurie
Mr. Bonelli
Victor Harris
Morse
Miss Collingbourne
Gipsey Girls
Kreisler
Marion Hyde
MacDowell
Katharine Hardwick
Home Service
Maine
Red Cross
Home Service Office
Front Street
Bath
Topsham
Kennebec
Gardiner
Hallowell
Lemuel Brown
North Carolina
Bathaerie
Order of Eagles
Edward T. Whitehouse
Wiliam F. Ham
George F. Glidden
Charles B. Farrar
William C. Perkins
Herbert H. Huggard
Edwin A. Huse
Milton H. Neil
Clarence A. Peaslee
George Clough
Bart Conley
Mr. Conley
Mr. Clough
Mark Arsenault
Frank A. Arsnault
War Department
Ellis Island
New York
Winnegance
Bath City News Digest Teems With Local Happenings
Richmond area notes a carload of marble tablets from Rutland weighs about 28 tons. Morse juniors pick a class ring design costing 5.50. Bath workers organize a basketball league at the Y M C A. influenza cases rise warnings urge early shipping parcels. Captain Parmenter notes ice on Kennebec and Merrymeeting bay.
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Anloeier
Weim Nfiuenss
J. R. Groves
Rutland
Percy & Small
Morse High
Bath
William Sprague
Texas Yard
Ellis Coombs
Foster's Point
New Meadows
Portland
Company C
H. A. Oliver
Lowell
Oliver
Howard Coat
Bus Zel
Georgetown
Fannie
Kennebeck
Merrymeeting Bay
Mascot
Parmenter
Kingsley
Maine Central Railroad
Rockland
Woolwich
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Fort Baldwin
Burlet
Stedman
Fred Ray
Roy
Thompson
Eugene Mitchell
Harry Thompson
Louis King
Mr. King
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Arabelle Lord
Louise White
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Salem
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F. W. Merry
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Assyrian Church of Armenias
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Western Avenue
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