Hyde Windlass and Woodmen Rally in Narrow Bowling Duel
Hyde Windlass and Woodmen clashed in a dramatic Wednesday bowling match in the Park League. The Woodmen won one string and took the last by one pin after trailing early, with Stewart posting a 300 plus total and 118 high single while Russell contended with 116.
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Hyde Windlass
Woodmen
Stewart
Russell
Hyde Windlass Russell
Leete
Martin
Frates Oy
Cael
Martin Ie
Toothaker
Tedford
Clinto
Miller
Local Jottings and Winter Happenings in Bath
Mild weather breaks a cold spell as Bath community sails ice boats on Sewall's Mill Pond and hosts social events. Extras include a car float launch to Weehawken, a parhelion observed at noon, holiday gifts from a Bath reader, and notes on local clubs, church gatherings, and school visits along with brief market and stock news from nearby towns.
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Bath
First National Bank
Bath Aerie
Sewall
Mill Pond
City Dock
Armory Hall
Mercury
Towser
Leonard Pharmacy
Brunswick
Aroostook Times
Houston
Billy LeMont
N.Y.C
H. R.R.R
Bath Iron Works
Weehawken
Little Water St
North End
Lewiston
C. M. Plummer
Sabatis St
Norman Thomas
Atkinson
North Eastern Engineering College
Boston
Thomas
Texas Company
Bowdoin
Arctic
Christmas visitors and travel in Bath street scene
A long list of residents and visitors mark the holidays with trips to Boston Portland and New York. Names include Kenneth Weeks Sara Durgin J L Coombs Florence Haggett Hazel Dixon and many others as they return for Christmas and share meals and gifts.
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Kenneth Weeks
Boston
Apt. J. L. Coombs
Portland
Sara Durgin
William Millett
New York
Charles J. Cain
Hazel M. Dixon
Waterville
F. G. Cook
Bath Iron Works
Florence Haggett
Milk Producers' Association Branch Planned in West Bath
Notice of a meeting at West Bath Grange Hall on Saturday December 30 at 10 a.m. to organize a local Milk Producers Association. Also includes a local fragment about winter outdoor lore and frozen apples from Lewiston Sun featuring Bath Snow Shoe and Skiing Club.
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West Bath Grange Hall
Milk Producers’ Association
Brother Wood
H. M. Sewall
Bath
Lewiston Sun
Alfinger
Local Residents Have Holiday Visits Across Town
Mrs. Mabel Bragg hosts Mrs. W. S. Temple on Middle Street. Several visitors travel from Detroit, Bangor, Revere, Boston, and Portland to spend holidays with Bath residents. A son arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levin, and G. V. Emro, seaman, returns to New York after visiting Bath family.
Portland to Hear Miss DeWolfe on Ambrine Burns Cure
Miss Elsie DeWolfe, famed interior decorator, visits Portland this week to lecture on and promote the Ambrine burn treatment developed by Dr. Barthe de Sandfort at St. Nicholas Hospital in Issy-les-Moulineaux France. Dr. Robert Church, familiar with Ambrine from army service, endorses its nearly painless 30 day recovery for severe burns.
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Elsie DeWolfe
Portland
Fenton Tomlinson
Pine Street
R. H. Baxter
DeWolfe
France
St. Nicholas
Issy-les-Moulineaux
Barthe de Sandfort
Miss DeWolfe
Sandfort
Church
Fort Williams
U. S. Cavalry
Princeton
Columbia University
Army
Barthe de Sanfort
Ambriae treatment and local hospital bed expansion cited
The article notes 550 beds allocated for burn and scald cases and mentions Dr. Richard Small and Mr. Tomlinson evaluating ambriae as a potential aid. Miss DeWolfe plans free lectures in Portland and Chicago to promote the ambriae method, with dates to be announced. Bath U.R.E.P. announces officers and an installation. Christmas services and a Boys Conference planning are also described. Tug Pejepscot arrives with a searchlight.
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Godart
St. Nicholas
Miss DeWolfe
France
Ambriae
James P. Baxter
Deering Street
Boston
Chicago
Allied
Richard Small
Tomlinson
New York
Obituary for Miss Lucy H. Griffin of Bath and Freeport
Bath friends mourn the death of Lucy H. Griffin who died Tuesday at the Freeport homestead. A longtime Bath resident and expert seamstress, she worked twenty years for tailor A. J. Snow, retired ten years ago and lived in Freeport with funeral held Thursday at 2 p.m.
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Bath
Lucy H. Griffin
Freeport
Miss Griffin
A. J. Snow
Isaac Griffin
Notable Social Roundup from Augusta and Nearby Towns
Hon Harold M Sewall died in Augusta on Wednesday. Judge Keegan was in Gardiner on business. David Kelley returned from Gardiner. Laura Gackenback visited home from Far Rockaway for the holidays. Margaret Sydleman visited friends in town. Everett Lord returned from Bangor. Charles Liley visited Portland firms. Christmas guests included Mr and Mrs H L Haynes in Richmond and Capt and Mrs Charles Foster. O F Coffin and Mrs Tobey welcomed relatives in Chestnut Street. Lucian Flaherty visited Bath from Worcester. Earl MacMann returned to Dorchester after Christmas. Louise Reid drove from Woolwich to Geguinland for holidays. LL R Wood aided at the New England Tel Co in town. Zephie Fickett of Bethel spent the night in town en route to Five Islands. Adeline Tarbox, Boston, heads home to Westport for vacation. Mrs Carrie Hinckley plans winter in Everett with daughter Beatrice and son Laurence.
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Langdon Hill
Herbert Lemont
Parker Moulton
U. of M
W. H. Crosby
E. C. Lewis
P. E. Bunday
James Fraser
Jack Hynes
Texas Steamship Co
Quincy
W. J. Burnside
B.I.W
New Harbor
R. W. Bragg
Duncan
Albert Bragg
Portland
Roland F. Hill
Bridgeport
W. R. Staples
A. W. Colby
Gardiner
A. C. Colby
Washington St
Frank Reynolds
Cambridge
George Reynolds
Fitchburg
Thomas F. Reynolds
Arthur Ansert
Evelyn
Margaret
Eleanor
Julius Ansert
Oscar M. Rogers
Bath
San Bernardino
Cal
Peleg Sprague
Eastport
Julia
Conley
Oak St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Nashua
N. H
Red Cross Society
William H. Hall
Pacific Slope
Nathaniel T. Palmer
Oregon
Nat
Carl Dearborn
Marjory
Carl Dearborn, Jr
Biddeford
George Hopkins
Newark
N. J
Jennie Hopkins
New York
H. L. Hopkins
Carl C. Eaton
Texas Shipbuilding ~Co
Thomas Spence
Jin
Percival F. Butler
Tufts Dental College
Effie Wright
H. Parkes Pinson
Detroit
E. E. Pinson
Samuel Levin
Eva Carlton
Bangor
Woolwich
Clifford Aiken
Revere
Mass
H. E. Williams
Walter Brown
Boston
Ella J. Cooper
Lowell
Capt
Foster
Richmond
N. B. Cortell
Frank Cook
Springfield
South End
Edward Cook
Forman
Robert Ramsay
Harold M. Sewall
Augusta
Judge Keegan
David Kelley
Laura Gackenback
Far Rockaway
Margaret Sydleman
Freesort
Everett Lord
Charles Liley
Bates
Butler and Littlefield
H. L. Haynes and Son
Joseph Pray
Charles Foster
O. F. Coffin
Peter T. Flaherty
Worcester
Patrick Flaherty
Earl MacMann
Dorchester
Thomas McDonough
Louise Reid
Geguinland
Walter Reid
LL. R. Wood
Lewiston
New England Tel. and Tel. Co
Front St
Zephie Fickett
Bethel
Five Islands
Lewis Pepper
Adeline Tarbox
Posse School
James Tarbox
Westport
Carrie F. Hinckley
Everett
Tseatrice Hinckley
Laurence
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