Colby College baseball game rescheduled for June 27
A Colby College baseball game between the 1916 Wildcats and Jack O Coombs's champion nine is moved to Saturday afternoon June 27 due to an earlier announcement. Also notes include Rev Chapell’s seventh year at First Baptist Church with a sermon in the morning and gospel talks in the evening.
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C. Raymond Chappell
First Baptist Church
John, the Baptist
Ellen Turner
Charles P. Wetherbee
Fred A. Fuller
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Miriam Kimball
Harry C. Webber
Margaret Foster
Bakeman
John Shaw
Webber
Stewart
Eva Adams
Popham Beach
Coast Guard
J.M. Grover
Bath Iron Works
Allen
Minnesota
Mr. Grover
Allen and Davis
W. J. Johansen
R. L. Gilbert
A. M. Bushnell
W. F. Osborn
Davis
N. Blaisdell & Son
Charles F. Hathaway
Cambridge
J. Blaisdell
Bath area notes and events from 1917 era
Smith College juniors in cap and gown for 1917 graduation. Local groups meet for socials and church activities. Bath schooner Isabel B. Wiley sails from Rio Grande do Sul to Buenos Aires then New York. Womans Foreign Missionary Society and other societies hold meetings. Town reports fox hunting record by Bowdoinham’s Don M. barge 12 of Consolidation Coal Co. sunk after collision. two drowned. Bath Marine Craftsmen elect officers. War Relief Committee ships medical supplies. Maine Sons of the American Revolution to meet in Portland on Washington’s Birthday with brief addresses and music. Birthday gathering for Mrs. Owen features a musical program and cake.
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Suppe
Isabel B. Wiley
Rio Grande Do Sul
Buenos Ayres
New York
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of
Wesley M. B. Church
A. A. Morse
Parent and Teachers’ Association
South End
W. R. Donnell
Unity Guild of the
First Baptist Church
Nathalie Brown
South &T
Herbert Norton
Dummer St. T
Howard
Merchants’ Arid Miners’ Transportation Co
Point ‘Judith Friday
Bath
Portsmouth
Edward Seaman
George Reynolds
Cook
American Society of Marine Craftsmen
Winter Street
William F. Hussey
John L. Evans
Walter A. Murtaugh
Delmar DB. Bates
Fred M. Cook
Thomas P. Black
John Thomson
Rupert C. Cowles
Norfolk
War Relief Committee
Mme
Hames de Gogorza
Times
N. S. War Relief Committee
Maine Society Sons of the American Revolution
Washington
Congress Square
Portland
Riverton
George McL Presson
Farmington
Presson
Mendelssohn
Silas Owen
Middle St
Alice
Marion Colson
Eivira Owen
Bertha Morse
Cynthia Crosman
Irene Inn
Erbert Oliveter
Sagadahoc
St. Mary’s
Epworth League of Wesley M. EB
Louise Childs
Russell St
Wesley Church
Robert Gordon
South St
N. Gratz Jackson
Walter Kane
Richmond
Boston
Bowdoin Square Theatre
New England
City Hall
W. Burke Cochran
Knights of Columbus
St. Elizabeth Orphan Asylum
Horace Jordan
West Georgetown
Jordan
Cuba
Woman's Auxiliary
Episcopal Diocese of
Maine
Grace Church
John F. A. Merrill
Brewster
Colorado
Merrill
Elisha C. Varney
Supt
Spence
Texas Co
Mr. Varney
C. H. Varney
Elisha
Camden
Rockport
Waldoboro
Thomaston
Phippsburg
Varney
Durham
Community notes and meetings in Bath area society
Local church groups and clubs meet including St. Sundey Valentine party at the Murray Club Universalist Church and Epworth League at Wesley M. E. Church. The Bowdoin Musical Clubs concert at Music Hall supports Bath City Hospital, with lectures by W. Burke Cochran in Portland and a White Elephant exchange at a Wesley church event.
Fishermen report scant catch as Maine coast season ends
Local notes recount minor incidents at Clark's Cove Bristol and Nequasset. Baxterstown fishermen report only small pickerel this season while ice moves to housing rows along the Kennebec for American Ice Co. and Lincoln Castle officers are installed with a banquet in Gardiner.
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Ble
Mer E Een
Clark's Cove
Bristol
Fce
American Ice Co
Wallace
Queen Esther Sewing Circle
Nequasset
Howard Little
Quintette
Cony High
Augusta
Mary O’brien
Water St
Chin Sam Lee
Yale
Albert M. Spear
Gardiner
Donald F. Snow
Bangor
Wiscasset Creamery receives 16 tons of milk and cream
The January 29 banner day at the Wiscasset Creamery saw 16 tons of milk and cream received. Nearby, Mr. Clifford hauled a portable engine for repairs and church events featured sermons by Evangelist Greenwood and a series on The Meaning of Prayer. Officers were elected for the Hyde Windlass Co. and ships Currier and Penn incurred damages in Boston harbor.
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Wiscasset
Clifford
North Newcastle
John Reay
First Baptist Church
New York
People’s Church
Evangelist Greenwood
Hyde Windlass Co
Rodney B. Ross
Fred L. Andrews
Joseph M. Trott
Universalist Church
Jesus
Currier
Boston
Penn
Walter B. Chase
Henry Howard
Harry Anderson
William R. Ballou
Community League Holds Annual Meeting at YMCA
The Community League met last Friday at the YMCA with strong attendance. Reports from President W. B. Kershner and Treasurer B. W. Hyde were read and accepted. The group plans to hire a district nurse by March and uses two YMCA rooms furnished by members. An amendment to include the Cosmopolitan Club president as an ex officio director was proposed. Officers elected include President Mrs Harold M Sewall, Vice President W E B Kershner, Secretary Mrs Arthur E Baum, Treasurer B E W Hyde, Field Secretary Mrs C P Wetherbee, Directors Mrs Palmer Cobb Rev D L Wilson Charles P Wetherbee and W M Adams.
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Community League
Y.M.C.A
W. B. Kershner
B. W. Hyde
League
Cosmopolitan Club
Harold M. Sewall
W. E B. Kershner
Arthur E. Baum
BE. W. Hyde
C. P. Wetherbee
Palmer Cobb
D. L. Wilson
Charles P. Wetherbee
W. M. Adams
Local Notes On Weather Elections and Theatres
Snow and rain marked Sunday with a dull evening as the thermometer stood at 34. City Messenger Gilmore posted ward election lists. The 53 Saturdays and Sundays recall the Centennial year from 40 years past. Beacon Street Dorcas Guild met with Miss Bessie Bowie and Drummond Street. The Jolly Thimble Sewing Circle gathered with Mrs. E. J. Murphy. Dreamland theatre reopened under new management with Geraldine Farrar in Temptation. A report of Hospital Point being sold for a steel plant is false. the Point is leased for five years to a farmer for crops.
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