Social Happenings of Bath Townsfolk and Visitors
This weekly social column lists retracing veterans relatives and local residents in Bath and nearby towns. Ensign Frederick Magoun returns to Worcester Tech for studies while Mrs. Charles F. Rideout leads the Ladies Aid. many Bath residents and relatives visit Boston New York or Portland, with notes on military service school changes and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Magoun
Naval Aviation
Charles F. Magoun
Worcester Tech
Oliver Moses
B. M. Fuller
Moses
New York
Mrs. Fuller
Cleveland
Ohio
Bath
Clifford Dustin
New Hampshire College
Morse High
Frank Coombs
Brunswick High
Gorham Normal School
Howard Rooney
Machias Normal School
Lincoln County
Rockport
Rooney
Emma McLellan Duncan
Portland
Louis Gange
Maine
Worcester
Conference of
New England Rotary Clubs
Boston
Worcester Club
Royal’ Worcester Dorset Co
Boys’ Trade School
C. A
Rotarians
Bancroft Hotel
Bandelier the Bath speedster eyed for trial by Dr Powers
Members of the Bath Driving club urge Dr. Maxwell Powers to try Bandelier a fast horse with a notable pedigree. Bandelier owned by Powers shows speed though business keeps him from brushes on the speedway. Bandelier raised in Powers stable and bought in 1915 at Fasig Tipson sale New York, after unknowingly bidding against Walter Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Driving Club
Maxwell Powers
Bandelier
Dr. Powers
Dr.Powers
Bath
Fasig- Tipson Sales Co
New York City
Walter Cox
Maxwell Powers on Track At Local Driving Club
Dr Powers presents Maxwell Powers a sure comer with a 24 second quarter and no mark. Bred at Walnut Hill Farm N Y he is by Mar rico out of Baroness Hanley 2 215 percent dam of Bar ney Gibbs and James Hanley Baroness Hanley a daughter of Baron Wilkes Pandelier is brown 152 hands with white strip and hind ankles He resembles his sire and Baron Wilkes and local meets are expected to feature him among a string of Powers horses including Pansy B Texarkana Martha DeForest Garth Stella Colbert and Hill Girl 2 2 64 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Powers
Bath
Dr. Powers
Walnut Hill Farm
N. Y
Manrico
Moko
Baroness Hanley
Barney Gibbs
James Hanley
Baron Wilkes
Pandelier
Social notes from Bath and surrounding towns
Local residents attend events and changes in Bath with Mrs Evans and party at a Valentine supper in Bowdoinham. Ralph Tripp visits his mother in Bath. Harry Bowker leaves to resume his export job. Stephen Gallant and Grace Hershey engage in regional efforts for Chautauqua. updates include busyness at Times circulation and Elks lodge memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Evatts
of-People’s Church
Fred DeWire
Ray Cummings
Bowdoinham
Mr. Evans
DeVire
Cummings
Harry P. Bowker
U. S. Engineers
Meadowbrook
Chase Export Co
Boston
Falls 60 Feet Bears No Bones
Herbert J. Rice, 21, fell about 60 feet from Hull 11 at a Texas yard Thursday afternoon and landed in mud flats. He was hospitalized, then sent home at 4 15, with bruises and a scalp wound but no broken bones. internal injuries feared, rest reported, and recovery expected. Rice, a carpenter and spare clerk at Leonard and Mitchell pharmacy, lives with his parents at 85 Dummer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Yard
Phursdey
Herbert J. Rice
C. A. Peaglee
Blake
Peaslee
Leonard & Mitchell Pharmacy
Melvin A. Rice
Dummer Street
Taft Endorses Armenian Relief Drive Nationwide Aim
Former president and Red Cross leader Taft urged a national drive to raise 30 million dollars for immediate relief and rehabilitation of Armenians in the Near East. He cited mass deportations and famine, noting Maine’s quota at 150000 and Bath’s 3500 as local pledges. Mayor Drake chairs Bath committee with plans to announce soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard Taft
United States
American Red Cross
American Committee For Relief
The
Near East
Pittsburg
Armenia
Syria
America
United War Work Fund
Maine
Bath
Drake
Dirigo Passes Successful Test for U S Shipping Board
The steel steamship Dirigo built by The Texas Steamship Co. for the United States Shipping Board passed satisfactory trials. It averaged 45 runs over the measured mile at Rockland and completed a 12 hour sea run. Delivery is expected in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirigo
Texas Steamship Co
United States Shipping Board
Rockland
Big Rock Blows Through Pratt Home
A blasting mishap during digs for a holiday season project shattered George Pratt’s home at O Cage Lees. A rock blasted through the ceiling and shattered a window, leaving the front hall with damage resembling a cyclone impact. Repairs were arranged immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Holsday
George Pratt
O' Cage Lees
Miss Lucy Madden Leaves Boston For Friday Event
Miss Lucy Madden departs Boston heading to an Friday event as details remain unclear in the fragment about her plans and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Madden
Biiday
Boston
City News Highlights From Bath and Portland
Wounded Indian soldiers arrive by ship in Portland. Bath notes include ice outlook for spring, streetcar history, Red Cross sheeting sale, and a Maine insurance leader. Rotarian trip to Worcester set. Bedford street petition discussed. local anecdotes cover cold nights, deaths, riveters, and a midnight Bath arrival with lodging search.
Unity church guild elects officers at annual meeting
At the First Baptist Church annual meeting Wednesday night Mrs. A J Dunton hosted the event where Esther White was chosen president and C L Rice vice president with Harry Ring as secretary and Alice Varney as treasurer. Members later sewed Belgian relief garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Guild of First, Baptist Church
George Fraiser
Granite Street
A. J. Dunton
Esther White
C. L. Rice
Harry Ring
Alice Varney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies’ Aid of Universalist Bureau
Jennie R. Morse
Charles F. Rideout
Arthur E. Bishop
Charles A. Harriman
Emma Moses
William Hennessey
Maine Central Locomotive Engineers
Charles Witham
Augustin
S. S. Mullin
Medical Department of the Army
Fort Huston
Tex
Alice Powers
Ruth
Alvah Powers
Spring Street
Gardiner
Miss Hight
Utah
H. A. Rooney
Camp Devens
Mr. Rooney
Machias
Mary F. Marston
Ansel G. Marston
Carl K. Crosby
Crosby Navigation Co
Crosby
Phoebe
John Crosby
Richmond
Elwell S. Crosby
Peter A. Clinto
Hudson River Navigation Co
William J. Nutter
Kingston
Mass
Joseph Auban
Western Avenue
Clara Coombs
Charles Hart
Middle Street
Sergt
W. E. Bridges
Army of Occupation
Germany
Caroline Freeman
Bangor
Jennie Brown
Washington Street
N. J. Horan
John B. Sekenger
Harry W. Bryant
Y.M.C.A
Woonsocket
R. I
Robert S. Pinkham
M. Langdon Hill
U.S.N
Fred. D. Hill
Newport News
Mercury
France
Florence
Arline Kingsbury
Baltimore
Mrs. van Schoten
W. Emery Chase
Philip
Brooklyn Navy
James T. Morse
Thomas Black
John Black
Winter Street
Milton C. Trott
Alton P. Reed
Langdon T. Snipe
Woman's Missionary Society of
Winter’ Street
Green Street
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Laura Palmer
Olney Perry of
Winnerance
William LeClair
Middle’ Street
Charles C. Turner
Philadelphia
Mr. Turner
Charles L. Turner
Court Street
Emergency Meet Corporation
Kenneth Lennox
Morse High School
E. S. J. Nealley
High Street
Newton
Harry A. Nealley
Harry
William P. Nealley
Edith Madden
Earl Pinkham
Bayonne
N. J
Merritt Pinkham
Robert C. Hannigen
High and
Oak Streets
Herbert S. Malzard
Mr. Malzard
Chester $. Kingsley
Willis Meserve
L. B. Oliver
Meserve
Bernice Oliver
E. Bowdoin Nealley
Eye and Bar Infirmary
Arthur Pratt
Louise Marson
Deep Water
Wisconsin
John Marson
Charles W. Clifford
Edward Sewall
Mark W. Sewall
Arthur J. Dunton
Sewall
Nathaniel Norton
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Cleveland B. Swett
City
Belfast
Harold B. Eastman
Charles W. Hfford
Lucy Bennett
Lucy Parris
Buckfield
Edward B. Parris
Freeman D. Dearth
Dexter
Penobscot
Rupert H. Baxter
Harry Bryant
Lewiston
State Committee
Mr. Bryant
D. Waterman
Lucy Bryant
High
Richardson Streets
Richardson House
Fred ‘Ht. Kimball
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
RC. Turnbull
Marseilles
Roadway
West Side
Harry Hall
Harry McCausland
Augusta
Mrs
Charles McCausland
Brunswick Road
John Conroy
Baylor
Will
A. B. Marr
Margerie J. Yorke
Frederick KE. Drake
William Plummer
Charles Foose
Charles Pr. Plunkett
Plunkett
George K. Nutter
Santiago
Cuba
Frank Daley
Washington
Army
Texas Co
Burlet
Cambridge
Dwight Mayo
William Burns
Waterville
Louise Robinson
Mrs. C. BE. Robinson
Mrs. H. D. Haverfield
Jolly Thimble Sewing Circle
Miss Rose Gallant
Foresters Hall
Fred Ripley
Venus Marco
Mrs. Ripley
D. T. Percy &Sons
William Choate
Everett Lord
J. Harry McLellan
Porto Ruo
MacMahan Island
Paul Fitzgerald
Maas
Clinton Davis
Frances Mann
Irene Stearns
the Gorham
Charles
R. Higgins
Copley Plaza
Candeizer
Zina B. Eaton
Oil Folks Home
Ralph W. Tripp
Annie Tripp
Marshell Avenue
A. F. Brehaut
David T. Percy & Sons
Thomas Dunning
Wiscasset
Elmhurst
Hazel Harrington
W. H. Smith & Son
Stephen A. Gallant
Burlington
Times
John
Stephen Gallant
Burlington Daily News
Col
John Gallant
Philippines
Grace Hershey
Pennsylvania Chautauqua Association
Swathmore
Renision
Pittsfield
Bar Harhor
New England
J. Edward Drake
George E. Thompson
F. W. Carlton
Arrowsit Woods
Pearl Rittall
Dresden
Mrs. Rittall
Dorothy Tarbox
Red Cross
James H. Tarbox
Westport
Loudras
Bate Hospital Unit 6
Aouthern
Wartn
Pyrenees
Pau
Toulouse
Mediterranean
Taft
Brunswick and
Yarmouth
St. Mary’s
Lake Maranocook
Fred BR. Teeling
New York Life Insurance Co
Pendleton Bros
John Gilmore
Alse
Committee On
Bedford Street
McKay Park
Lincoln Street
John Street
Thrift
North End
Grassy
Texas
Mion S
Leighton & Mitchell
Penobscot River
David T. Percy
D.watson
Seca Omnortier
Gray'’S
D-Watson & CO