Local Jottings and Civic Notes From Bath
Six wanderers found lodging at the police station Monday night. Morse High plays Boothbay High in basketball at Boothbay Harbor. Major Dunton’s admin reports a $6000 city debt reduction pleasing taxpayers. The Elizabeth Palmer sank January 26 near Fenwyck Shoals after a collision with the Washingtonian, now blown by mines. Moose lodges form in Greenville Gorham and Norway. Debates over Bath ferry collision hearings go to Washington. Also notes on local fishery, elm removal by Dr. Rouse, Brunswick ticket, and road slash disposal bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Chaney
Parris Brothers
William Loring
Kennebec
Morse High
Boothbay Harbor
Boothbay High
Elizabeth Palmer
Fenwyck Shoals
Washingtonian
H. T. Moses
Greenville
Gorham
Norway
Iee
Sasanoa Bay
Gunners’ Knoll
John Rucker
Monhegan
Landing
Percy & Small’s
Haddock
Portland
Bath
Hockomock
Ferdinando Gorges
Washington
Deborah
Hartford Courant
William E. Rouse
Brunswick Republicans
Edward W. Wheeler
John W. Riley
Charles A. Randall
Herrick T. Nason
Israel Racine
Samuel L. Forsaith
John R. Stanwood
Adelbert J. Hutchinson
Franklin C. Webber
Harry F. Thompson
Nason
Hutchinson
Bath Area Briefs and Local Events
Four story Bath flat design contemplated. Minstrel show at Five Islands Friday evening. Thirty men employed at Kelley Spear shipyard. Winter Street Ladies' Aid meets at chapel Friday. Steel plates reach Bath Iron Works from Pennsylvania. Wesley Church Ladies' Aid meets Mrs S H Conley 44 Court St. Surprises honor seventeenth birthday for Robert Wagner. Universalist Church Ladies' Aid meets Mrs Ay 36 Staples. Thorndike Hicks block on School Street Rockland destroyed by fire. Court activities in Waterville Feb 25. J E Upton injured in hay load accident. hospitalized. Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge attends Brunswick banquet. Wesley Church social at 695 Washington St. Bowker embarks toward Boston and New York. keel of new three-masted schooner under construction. Augusta hearing on mill owners waste clearance proposed. Pitch tournament at Modern Woodmen ends season. Yannigans lead Windlassonians. Otho Hatch returns from revival tour. gold pen and coin presented. First Dallas Fed note counterfeit detected. Solar Lodge inspection honors Monroe Curtis. banquet by Caterer Keene. Bath Chamber of Commerce to recruit members. plans public rooms and summer access. Summer visitor programs eyed to improve Bath stay.
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Bath
Five Islands
Kelley, Spear
Winter St
Ladies’ Aid Society
Chapel
Bath Iron Works
Pennsylvania
Ladies’ Aid
Wesley Church
S. H. Conley
Court St
Robert Wagner
Thorndike
Evening Star Lodge
Llorato Duncan
Washington St
By. S. Bowker
Phippsburge
Boston
New York
Bowker
Harold M. Sewall
R. Percy
Augusta
Yannigans
Windlassonians
Otho Hateh
Rockland
Presque Isle
Caribou
Evangelist Taylor
Hatch
Federal Reserve
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
Secret Service
Flynn
Solar Lodge
Monroe D. Curtis
Freeport
E. A
W. M. Ralph H. Dunton
Four-masted schooner Carl F. Cressy sails for Santos
The new four masted schooner Carl F. Cressy capt. Merry left New York on her first voyage carrying 31 600 cases of oil for Santos Brazil.
Diver preps pumps on sunken steamer amid local events
Morse High School girls plan box parties for Phi Rho minstrel show with tickets at Dougherty's drug store for March 6 Opera House seating. Boston Daughters of Maine elect officers at Brunswick Hotel. Local party committees form with Hodgdon and Swett leaders.
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Scott Tibbetts
Morse High School
Phi Rho Minstrels
Dougherty’s
Opera House
Daughters of Maine
Boston
Brunswick Hotel
J. Enniking
Jamaica Plain
S. M. Reed
Cambridge
Lucy A. Stockbridge
Roxbury
Republican City Committee
Henry G. Hodgdon
Edmund P. Briggs
Edward E. Pinson
Democratic City Committee
Local visitors and residents frequent Arrowsic and surrounding towns
A roundup of weekend and weekday arrivals and departures includes Mrs. Augustus Perow in Portland, Earl B. Collins from Boston visiting town, Olives Moses back from Phillips- Exeter, and Miss Sophia G. Wright heading to Sacramento. Several locals, including Roland Beals, James Connellan, and Miss Louise Sonia, are noted for work, visits, or addresses in Bath and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kateon
Arrowsic
Augustus Perow
Portland
Earl B. Collins
Boston
Olives Moses
Phillips-Exeter
Arline
Vietta Gay
Popham
Elmer King
Gladys Haskell
George K. Nichols
Quincy
Mass
Sophia G. Wright
Woolwich
Sacramento
Cal
William Mann
Reuben
Lester Morse
Wallace Ham
University of Maine
Roland Beals
Front St. Howard
Francis McAuliffe
Martha Matthews
Howard Cigar Co
Front St
James A. Connellan
Gertrude Callahan
Marion Daviss
Lewiston
Katherine Frates
Leon Berry
Roxbury
Phippsburg
P. Burgess
New England
Nickle Plate Road
Milton H. Reed
Exeter
N. H
McKay Mill
Dresden
Seth
E. J. Starratt
Clifton
Maurice Page
Arlington
Louise Sonia
Columbia Theatre
W. O. Given
Kittery
Washington
Navy Yard
Donald Spear
E. R. Spear
New England Telephone Co
Belfast
Portland Sunday Press
Ruth Lynn
Crosby St
Bath
Charles Webber
Bath and area residents on trips and visits
A procession of locals traveled and visited Boston and coastal towns this week. Arthur M. Luce vacationed in Boston while Frank H. Gallison of Portland and Daniel Williams returned from Boston. Cape Elizabeth, Gardiner, Bath, Popham Beach, and Buckfield are mentioned with numerous social visits and a Washingtons Birthday gathering in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Luce
Boston
Frank H. Gallison
Portland
Daniel Williams
Andrew
Merrill
Cape Elizabeth
J. H. Shottlier
Capt. Reed
F. W. Parris
Cornelia Parris
M. E. Bennett
Buckfield
Hazel Oakes
Gardiner
Bath
Melvin Boyd
Alvin
Philip W. Kingsbury
Meadow St
J. H. Stacey
Popham Beach
Senator Minott
Center
George Redlon
Paris
H. P. Rose
Freeport
M. J. Quinn
Myra Whittam
Stella Whitlam
Stella
H. C. Beach Engraving Co
Hiram Stevens
Carolyn Parris
Popham
Society Hall
J. Arthur Stevens
Arline Gay
Frances Cummings
Dorothy Jewett
Myrna Avery
Madeline Kingsbury
Brunswick
Theta Chapter
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Two New Courses in Bail ey School Cooking Classes
The Bail ey School of Industries offers two five week courses led by Miss Esther White in the Morse High School Domestic Science room. Monday night focuses on fancy cooking with simple desserts salads cookies and cakes. Tuesday night covers dietetics planning economical balanced meals. No fees charged and provisions provided. enroll now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey School of Industries
Esther White
Miss White
Morse High School
Invited to Bath Sunday School Convention Details
The Sagadahoc County Sunday School Association executive committee organized the convention program. Members include Rev. A. Corey, Mrs. Arthur E. Baum, Mrs. LeRoy Corby, with Arthur E. Baum and W. A. MacCormick as ex-officio members. The county has three districts, and only Richmond territory remains unorganized after Tuesday's action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County Sunday School Association
A. Corey
Arthur E. Baum
Leroy Corby
W. A. MacCormick
Richmond Territory
French offer echoes for 500000 feet of American lumber
The Scribe reports a prospective sale from France for a half million feet of American lumber being weighed in the United States. Meanwhile the Archbalds of Lawrence have an English contract to supply 5000 oak artillery wagon wheels at twelve dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Archbalds
Lawrence
Gun Club Discusses Woolwich Trap Shoot
Gun Club members gather at Woolwich to plan a trap shooting event. They discuss target setup, safety rules, and hopeful attendance for the upcoming afternoon shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gun Club
Woolwich
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Pattee
Ralph
Bernard
Leland
Blaine S. Wiles
Seth Carter
The
Ladies’ Aid of Universalist Church
Staples, Washington St
Bath Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Bath Merchants’ Association
Carl F. Cressy
Merry
Santos
Brazil
Hyde
Times
Leete
J. F. Upton
Winnegance
Bath City Hospital
Lewiston Sun
James R. Chase
Auburn Municipal Court
Guy Randall
Court
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Randall
Chase
Webber
George Mcl. Presson
War Department
Francis H. Farnum
22Nd Infantry
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National Guard
State of
Maine
Edward Butcher
29Th Infantry
Panama
Lieut
Farnum
West Point
11Th Infantry
Philippines
Douglass
Arizona
J. T. Little
Emma Larrabee
Middle St
Rockland Opinion
South Bristol
Nelson
Damariscotta
T. F. Seeker
Fred W. Wight
Augusta State Hospital
Board of Trustees
Wight
West
Beulah Trene Lakin
S. P. Lakin
Beacon St
Dorothy
Ethel Huggard
Iris
Herman Barter
Harold Barter
Louise Daley
June Clifford
Raymond Parks
Harold
Eddie Sonia
Richard Young
Evelyn Wood
Clarence Oliver
Earl
Arthur
Ruth
Hilton Freeman
Beulah
Waldoboro
Jesse A. Wyman
Capt
Wyman
Emery
Geneva
Auburndale
Rachel Emery
Capt. Wyman
Millbridge
Richmond
Millay
A. L. Terrell
Colonials
Hagan
Foss
Anderson
Cutting
Keegan
Georgetown
Alexander Cunningham
S. J. Court
Joseph Stevens
William Todd
Alexander
Cunningham
Eleanor Morse
M. C. Drummond
Chester Henley
C. F. Hartley
E. W. Lewis
Boothbay
Camden
N. J
Antoinet
Carl E. Chapman
Everett
Flossie Beals
Oak St
Chapman
New England Confectioners Co
Casper Hartleb
F. W. O Brien
Uuion Square
Bailey Evening School
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