Social Happenings of the Week in Bath
Social notes from Bath report Mrs. George H. Coombs hosting Corliss Street Sunday school entertainment at 15 Cherry Street with plans for Christmas boxes for shut ins and officer installations next month. Various guests, theatre outings, and holiday visits are described along with local club activities and community greetings.
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George H. Coombs
Corliss Street
Cherry Street
Harry McIntire
Eleanor Coombs
Fanny Thurlow
Charles Mant
Bowdoin Students Visit Woolwich During Holidays
Rodney Bailey and Viola and Donald Preble, Bowdoin college and Bowdoin ham residents, are spending the holiday season with family in Woolwich.
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Rodney Bailey
Bowdoin College
Woolwich
Viola
Donald Preble
Bowdoinham
Local residents and visitors spend holidays at area homes
Mrs. Thomas Slavin of Boston visits her relatives on Washington street for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Goldmark and daughter Doris arrive with Miss Helen Orr from New York to celebrate the holidays with Harmon M. Orr and family on Russell street. Miss Orr attends Columbia University. Mrs. John Wilson works clerking at Shaw's during the season.
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John Taylor
Junior Misers
High Street
Arthur Lemont
Arthur Sampson
Frank Lemont
Sarah Lermond
Front Street
Thomas Slavin
Boston
Washington Street
Bath
T. F. Goldmark
Doris
Helen Orr
New York
Harmon M. Orr
Russell Street
Miss Orr
Columbia University
George Dow
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Mae Pratt
Ruth Johnson
Maxwell Powers
Maude Pingree
Harold Pingree
Portland
Sewall W. Percy
Snowpark
Charles W. Kingsbury
Peidmont
Harry, Ritchie
W. Kingsbury
George Thomas
Lincoln Street
Beatrice Wright
Bates
Winfield Wright
Coleman C.brien
Kittery Navy Yard
Wesley Street
Harriet Johnson
Springfield
Florence Wright
Gorham
George Rogers
Andrews Road
Paul K. Niven
Little Son
Frank Bi. Nichols
North Street
John K. Jayne
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John McInnis
Bowdoin College
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Washington
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Boothbay Harbor
New England
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Atlantic
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Bristol
Bath social notes and holiday visits fill town
Esther Halli hosts 3S Aus at 955 High Street. Alton Wright travels to Biddeford for roller polo. Engagement announced for Miss Priscilla Black Ellis to Ellsworth Durivage of Nashua. Doris Brown returns from Brown University for holidays. Several Bath residents entertain at luncheons and visits with relatives in Portsmouth Worcester Ridgeway and Boston.
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Esther Halli
High Street
Priscilla Black Ellis
Walter Ellis
Nashua
N. H
Bath
Ellsworth Durivage
Miss Ellis
Durivage
Ellis
Bath Patrolman Visits From South Bristol
Lorenzo Feltis of South Bristol, formerly a Bath police patrolman, is here on a brief visit.
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Lorenzo Feltis
Bristol
Bath
Christmas Tree to Be Held by Unity Guild at Grove Street Home
The Unity Guild of the First Baptist church will hold its next meeting December 30 at Mrs. Robert Haskell's Grove Street home to celebrate the annual Christmas tree. Marshal McDonald, long a patient at a sanitarium in Philadelphia, is improved and expected home Saturday.
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Mareeret Chaney
Progressive Club
Corliss Street
Charlotte Pottle
Carolyn Plant
Ana Tiatiowell
Eleanor Wilson
Annah Chaney
Phyllis Wright
Marshall Avenue
Dee, Or
Unity Guild of the First Baptist Church
Robert Haskell
Grove Street
Marshal McDonald
Philadelphia
Births and holidays fill Bath scenes at City hospital
A daughter born Thursday at City hospital to Mr and Mrs Leon Moore of Wiscasset joins a holiday round of local students and faculty visiting homes in Bath. The notes list graduates and returning students from Gorham Normal, Vassar, Providence College, and the University of Maine, with several professors and families visiting or hosting relatives for Christmas. Virginia Eleanor Trott is welcomed. Frank King returns to Philadelphia for Navy duty. faculty and townspeople attend social events and sales around Christmas.
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Leon Moore
Wiscasset
Howard Hartwell
Nova Scotia
M. Evelyn Olivery
Mount Holyoke
Washington Street
Burnham Dunton
Fred Dunton
Oothbay
John Hayes
Providence College
Providence
RK. I
John T. Hayes
Dorothy Davis
Genevieve Duprey
Berenice Quimby
Dorothy Dyer
Gorham Normal School
Addiella Palmer
Boston University
William KE. Palmer
High Street
Margaret Miller
Attleboro, Mass
Archibald Miller
Dorothy Post
Constantinople
Vassar College
Bh. J. Hardin
Winter Street
Freeman A. Trott
Virginia Eleanor Trott
Frank King
Fred Quimby
Jamie Fletcher
Philadelphian
U.S. S. Trenton
Navy
George A. Cahill, Jr
J. Albert Redlon Jr
Harold Husey
Elmer McFarland
Blair Wilson
F. Douglas Armes
James Dunton
Thomas Bates
University of Maine
James T. Drake
Frederick FE. Drake
Andover
Treadwell Robertson, Jr
Monterey
Mexico
Morse High
Hester Rose
Brooks
Thelma
Littlefield
Newport
Evelyn Jones
Wittsfield
Esther Tyler
Bethel
Thomas Fletcher
Lillian Ashline
Milton
Trott
Louw Turner
Arthur Scott
Florence Baker
Monouth
Dexter Baker
Daly's Ferry
West Bath
Sheldon
Percy Campbell
Edward Gould Mead
Painesville
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Lake We College
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Woolwich
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Lisbon Falls
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Park Street
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Clifford House
Chestnut Street
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Louise Johnson
Edward McNeil
Bowdoin College
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Zeta Psi
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Zeta Psi House
Philip Little
MacMahan
Iside Isi
Guid
Boston
Old Weir
MacMahan Island
Maine Industry Urges Use of Water Power and Wood Output
A Maine writer argues the state should expand existing industries and develop waterpower to its full capacity. He highlights native hardwood manufacturing, notably furniture, to compete with Michigan, and criticizes limits on exporting power while urging full use of local water resources and labor as a path to economic growth.
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Maine
Massachusetts
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Boston
Equator
Perkins Retains Basketball Record
A morning paper notes a reader claim that Emery of Dowyer Foxcroft neared the state record with 27 baskets, but confirms William C. Perkins as the state single game record holder with 827 baskets in 1920 against Morse. Perkins also set statewide marks that season including 33, 28, and 29 baskets in various games.
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Dowyer-Foxcroft
William C. Perkins
Bill
Morse
Rockland
Land
Lisbon
Edward Little
Champion
Kyte
Dexter
Salem
Mass
Cy Wentworth
Brol Crowley
Boston
Forty Foot Canoes on the Sumatra River
Describes hollowed log canoes up to 45 feet long used on the Sumatra. These boats draw about a foot and a half of water and are propelled by four oars in calm water. In strong current two men use bamboo poles at the bow and stern edges to push and walk along, ensuring no drift as a second crewman replaces the first.
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Sumatra
England Has Boy Lawyer Youth Wins Ely Seat
The youngest member of the new House of Commons is Sir Hugh Lucas Youth a 21 year old Conservative. He captured the Isle of Ely seat from his Liberal opponent after leaving Cambridge University and before his first public speech.
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New House of Commons
Sir Hugh Lucas- Youth
Isle of Ely
Hugh
Cambridge University
Notes of Interest to Bath Readers
Shortest days persist until New Year. Governor-elect Brewster to be inaugurated January 8 as Governor Baxter retires. Calf Patience from Bridgton Ridge learns harness, enjoys camping on the pingza. Winter industry thrives catching suckers for New York markets. Bowdoinham hosts 500 sheep with 300 lambs hoped for in spring. Portland Chamber backs statewide daylight saving with letters to Lewiston Auburn and others. Thermometers plummet, smelt camps open, fish bring good prices. Postmaster nominations and exams noted for Brunswick and Popham Beach. Elks plan visit by John G. Price of Columbus. Winter sales, hunting notes, and travel delays included.
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Maine
Portland
Thil McDonald
Lewiston
Auburn
Widdeford
Saco
Brunswick
Freeport
Calais
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Christmas Visitors and Travel Attendances Noted
A list of residents and guests traveling for Christmas includes Charles G. Holbrook of Rader farm Wiscasset with family, Mrs. Ruth Johnson visiting from Boston, and many others from Portland Lewiston and New York city. The piece notes arrivals in Jamaica Plain and Washington and travel to spend holidays with relatives.
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Charles G. Holbrook
Rader Farm
Wiscasset
Donald Sewall
Gardiner
Mark W. Sewall
Washington
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