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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1917

Page

8

Winter Social Notes and Local Arrivals in Bath

The Bath society column reports New Year events, engagements, charity drives, club meetings, and social travel. Highlights include Miss Eleanor Payson’s debut in Portland, engagements of Miss Ruth Margaret Adams and Daniel Moore, a New Year wedding in Hillsboro and Bath visits by Miss Rachel Olmstead, Miss Frances Lincoln, and many Bath teachers returning to duty.

Charles A. Adams Lincoln St Ruth Margaret Wellington Arthur Moore Miss Adams Morse High Bath Box Co Moore

Pastor Takes Vacation After Year of Active Service

The ARROWSIC report notes Rev. J. E. Churchill will be away for two Sundays on annual vacation after a year of continuous pastoral work begun last April. He has visited households and led prayer meetings and delivered a sermon on the New Year’s Perils and Opportunities.

J. E. Churchill Arrowsic George Tarr

Community News From Cundy's Harbor and Nearby

Local notes report visits and travel across towns including Auburn Brunswick and Portland. Residents such as Mr and Mrs E M Small, Wilbur Getchell, Mrs Berk Norris, Hattie Barnes and Miss Ellen Baxter appear with visits, transit, and family events. The Alice G capt Ode Harris operated at Cundy's Harbor with Capt Harris sidelined by a sore hand. Rev Paul Anderson of Beverly Mass. preached and held revival with Brother Washburn at Sebasco. A baby girl arrived for Mrs L E Darling in South Portland. Charlie and Dennis Leverty moved five barrels of flounders in Harbor relations.

E. M. Small Auburn Albert Southard Brunswick E. W. Holbrook Alice G Ode Harris Cundy’s Harbor Capt. Harris Bertie Alexander Lyman Alexander Candy’s Harbor Sebasco Angelia Bartlett Wilbur Getchell Berk Norris Green’s Landing Hattie Barnes Portland Stork L. E. Darling South Portland Charlie Dennis Levetty Dennis Leverty Paul Anderson Beverly, Mass Brother Washburn Anderson

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