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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1922

Page

3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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
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