Social Happenings of the Week in Bath
Bath residents and visitors are listed in a week of social and professional notes. Names include Witston Upham, Miss Edith Hart, Walter Glidden, Miss Mabel Hartleb, Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Fuller, Mrs. J J Keegan, Miss Gwendolyn Vaughan, and many others with travels, visits, and events around Bath Portland Brunswick and Orono. Mentions cover new staff arrivals at the Bath Postal office, travel to Boston Portland and New York, hospital courses, and local gatherings at churches and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. A
Bowdeinham
Phoenix
Boston
Thomas Norton Hart
Commonwealth Avenue
Hart
The
Boston Transcript
Bath students Purington and Bates finish nine weeks practice teaching
At Gorham Normal School the nine weeks pupil teaching requirement in the practise schools has just concluded. Among the graduates are Bath girls Marion Purington and Martha Bates. Helen M. Orr, also from Bath, is named as a senior who will teach the upcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham Normal School
Bath
Marion Purington
Martha (. Bates
Helen M. Orr
Maine Governor Sets Legislature as Decider of Bonus Claim
Governor Percival P. Baxter announces that only the Maine Legislature can settle the World War enlistment bonus issue. A guard member seeks $738 for 713 days at $1 daily, but the 1917 Resolve left the amount undefined and funding absent. The governor notes Supreme Court guidance and that state officials cannot unilaterally fix or pay any sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival P. Baxter
Maine
National Guard
Naval
Supreme Court
Maine National Guard
Coast Artillery Corps
United States
Germany
Adjutant General
Naval Reserve
Supreme Judicial Court of
Supreme Court of
Mrs Temple Hosts Guests From Brunswick Saturday
Mrs. W. B. Temple hosted her sons James and Linwood who were guests of Mrs. Charles Adams in Brunswick on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Temple
James and
Linwood
Charles Adams
Brunswick
Farmers Unite In Movement For Agriculture Aid
Henry F. Butler of Montsweag farm writes on the recent Agricultural Conference attended by 340 delegates from farming and related sectors. He notes cooperation across labor and capital, debates over forestry policy and readjustment of freight rates, and the conference’s careful resolutions. Weather and travel woes from a two foot blizzard near Bath end with Butler’s best wishes to Rotarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Butler
Montsweag Farm
Bath
Boards of Trade
Gompers
Organized Labor
New England
Maine
War Finance Corporation
Pinchot
Committee For Revision
Transportation Committee
Committee On
Montsweag
City Chat Hd Crie of Rockland Suggested as Fish Commissioner
The Rockland Courier details possible appointment of Crie of Rockland as the next United States Fish Commissioner. Other notes include March 10 Bath Chapman concert date correction, city records cleanup at tomorrow night meeting, and upcoming New England Firemen muster in Crescent Park Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crie
Rockland
United States
Fish
Chapman
Bath
Pimes
New England
Crescent Park
Kennebec River
Kelley Spear Co
Lewiston
Wallace H. White
White
South Windham
Herdes
S. J. Morse
Frederick
Arnold
John H. Stacey
Arthur Stevens
Washington D. C
East Boothbay
Washington
Harold M. Sewall
A. FP
Williams
Pension Bureau
Boston
Personal Notes From Saint Augustine And Bath Club Event
A card from landlord N. L. Jackson in King Tavern Saint Augustine Florida notes cool weather and fewer tourists while visiting Bath friends in St. Petersburg and the state. Twenty Bath club members are entertained by Mrs. Franklin A. Ferguson president at her Nearing Street home Portland. Miss Mary Selden McCobb read two plays The Flower Shop and The Rising of the Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Jackson
King Tavern
Saint Augustine
Fla
Florida
Bath
St. Petersburg
Bath Club
Franklin A. Ferguson
Nearing Street
Portland
Mary Selden McCobb
Baker
Harvard
Lady Gregory
Social notes from Bath and nearby towns in New England
Portland visitor Miss Sophia Weinstein visits Miss Sophia Weinblatt on Washington Street. Bath resident Miss Jennie Morse hosts visiting Harry Morse from New York. Several families attend funerals, weddings, and birthday celebrations. Notable items include George S. Glidden funeral, Henry Preble illness in Bath, and a six week Pacific coast trip planned for Senator Baxter's wife. Dorothy Jewett and Roscoe McFadden host a Tuesday Club gathering on 989 Washington Street with 35 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Armes
New England OW Refining Co
Fall River
Maxss
Fred W. Armes
Cherry Street
Orono
Lisbon Falls
Sophia Weinstein
Portland
Sophia Weinblatt
Washington Street
William Thistle
Bath
Neponset
Lawley
Joseph C. Footer
Atlantic City
Arthur Sewall
Stone House Farm
New York
Chicago
Phoebe Crosby
Rubenstien Club
William R. Chapman
Harry Morse
Jennie Morse
Charles W. Morse
Arthur H. Glidden
Mary
Lewiston
Mr. Glidden
George S. Glidden
Rupert H. Baxter
Boston
Senator Baxter
Pacific Coast
Henry Claywood
Keene
N. T
Margaret Burnham
Path
FE. O. Taylor
Claywood
C. S. Stephenson
Washington
Herbert Lemont
Langdon T Hill
Parker Moulton
Alonzo Harriman
Carlton Lowell
University of Maine
Stephenson
Ruby James
Worcester
Mass
W. R. Mellon
B. P. Frazee
Middle Street
James
Ruby Frazee
Harry Allen
Salem
Frank A. Small
Florida
St. John’s
Tampa
St. Petersboro
Palm Beach
Daytona
St. Augustine
Hathaways
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Walter S. Glidden
Thoston
Mabel Hartleb
Alice Sullivan
Eliot A. Fuller
J. J. Keegan
Herman L. Stover
Gwendolyn Vaughan
Albert Sturgis
William Choate
Lower Washington Street
Herbert Cavanaugh
William Wields
Hardings
Mechanic Street
Charles A. Harriman
Maine Optometrists
Falmouth
Charles W. Clifford, Jr
Hotel Magle
James Warner
Mary Family
Vortland
Walter Choate
Adelaide White
City Hospital
Roy F. Shackford
Charles E. Curtis
Central Church League
Frederic W. Baker
Bath Tron Works
Worcester Academy
F. Wilbur Brown
Crescent Street
Western Avenue
Susan Millay
Addie P. McFadden
Waterville
Alillay
Thresa Vpottle
Stephen Litchfield
Raymond B. Welch
Nequasset Lake
Bath Water District
George T. Cutting
O. P. Coffin
Trath
James A. Bimson
Leon J. Benner
Waldoboro
Earl Rice of
Wiscasset
Thessie M. Mikelsky
Harry Gordon
New Bedford
W. KR. Melrose
High Street
Samuel Tangford
Montreal South
William Mann
Union Street Court
J.T. Coy
Trey
S. A. Evans
North Street
Dover
Foxcroft
W. C. Elliot
Courtney C. Honek
Ecoul
Pilly Mussenden
William B. Mussenden
Garden Street
William P. Currie
Charles Bachelder
Lincoln Street
Arthur K. Purington
Imes
Nellie Crosby
Cedar Street
Auburn
Bertha Crocker
Augusta
Mary Flaherty
Pejepscot Paper Co
Robert Cochran
James of
Yonkers
Mises Elizabeth Dunbar
Leonard W. Cressey
Florence
Edna
Bridgewater
Tozer
Frank Dyer
Lincolnville
Dyer
Louise Libby
North Grammar School
Cosmopolitan Club
Leland Phimmer
Charles
Charles Foster
Newark
N. J
Foster
Mildred Robbins
Plummer
Jane Woods
Maine State Nurses’ Association
State of Maine
Filmouth
William Gilman
Tabor House
Washington and
Trufant Streets
Harry T. Pendleton
Pendleton
Camden
Idella Altekamp
Miss Altekamp
Fos
Hardin
Winter Street Congregational Church
Everett P. Peaslee
Traverse
Ib. F. Peck Co
W. FE. Kershner
Far and Eye Association
Mr. Weisman
Park Street
J. A. Wishart
Edwin ©. Dinwiddie
Washington, D. C
Anti-Saloon League
Neal Dow
Prohibition
Portland City Hall
Edgar F. Hanson
Belfast
Miami
Dino
Tevas Co
Lawrence Houston
J. T& Scott
Front Street
Humphreys & Croashy
Good Tlone
South Africa
Emma Hathaway
Lester Hathaway
Elmer Hathaway
Beekman-Colpitts
Jacksonville
Key West
Alvah Falla
Arlington, Mass
Albert MacDonald
Raymond Court
Falla
City
Evelyn R. Haggett
Dummer Street
Lees
Miss Mae Bickle
Mixx
Dorothy Jewett
Earl S. Thompson
William Percy
Joseph M. Trott
Providence
Charles Sheridan
Woolwich
Vath Friends
Harry Thurlow
South Gardiner
Fred N. Kateen
Watertown
N. Y
John J. Desmond
Madelyn
Chester T. Wallace
Porth
George TR. Drake
Texas Steamship Co
Mr. Drake
Texas
Russell Colby
Paul McDougal
Maine Dental Supply Co
John Doherty
Marion Hill
Walter T. Paine
Quincy
Harry A. Morris
West Medford
Miss Mabel Morris
Ernest Roderick
Lewis Milton
Maple Street
Phyllis Wyman
State House
Charlotte Wyman
Virginia Shaw
Bessie Mikelsky
Frank Hodgdon
Nequasset
Annie L. Palmer
Charles A. Palmer
Mediterranean
Palestine
France
Azores
Gibraltar
Spain
Africa
Italy
Egypt
Constantinople
Holy Land
Ralph Warren
Dimean
Herbert DL. Hall
Central Maine Power Co
Bethel
Arthur TH. Kateen
John B. Brown
Roland H. Smith
American Legion
Augusta Legion
Ardella Altekamp
George V. Jewett
Campbell's Pond
William TD. Rich
R. M. Hollinghead Co
Camden, N. G
A. R. Weber
Daugh- Lily
Philadelphia
Mr. Weber
P. Jeft
Madison
Lombareo Company
Keystone Lodge
K. P
John J. Keegan
Ethel Lundrigan
Farmers United
Agriculture
Rotary
White House
Warren Harding
Gardiner Boys Abinehoot Sab
Rockland Courier-Gazette
Kennebec Journal
Samuel Preble
Portland Coal Co
Lewiston Journal
Guy Gannett
Capital City
Will H. Hays
Gannett
Tyreck
Chestnut Street
Charles. R. Oliver
Board of Highways and Sewers
J. DD. Edgerly and Son
Atkinson
Edgerly
Frank G. Farrington
Kennebec County
Senate
Farrington
Peaks Island
Southport
Sawyer's Pond
Schoolhouse Hill
Elmer I. Porter
Ernest EB. Pinkham
Freeport
Democratic Town Committee
Guy C. Bean
Robert V. Hunter
Albert DP. Winslow
P. S
Mr. Gompers
Sammy
Knickerbocker
I.F.B
Thomas J. Lundrigan
St. John
Ky. H. J. McGill
Carrie A. Jacobs
Henry T. Preble
W. T. McAuliffe
York Street